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Way 1963 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL D-9 BLONDIE DENNIS the MENACE rass: mmmmm KSrWlH Wzxssisp pup Communists Poll Record Italian Vote Percentage ROME (UPI) The Com-munist party polled a record 25.5 per cent of the votes in Italy's parliamentary elections and promptly serv WHY 0(5 1 HAVE LITTLE BIRD) 5 HOPPING I'LL DROP fiTTf TOGOTOVvORK OUTTHCSE FROM LIMB IN THIS I 1 tAta tWtf.MViM tVY mMtiS! iTHvi 0RD0N By Dan Barry By Chic Younz By Dudley Fisher MYRTLE REMEMBER KBlCAN ITOCK EXCHANGE I Air siU Prop Ifr rffan KlM SV 3'A 34 2 3 74 32 15 16 10 14V4 41 V4 2V, 124 4 4 31 4 14V 274 1V4 34 38 7 7 24 89', 64 234 31V4 13 1 3V 604 28 34 54 134 54 164 254 64 44 24 6V4 314 11 374 44 9 84 164 Lricui Pstrotoura 74 33 15-16 ou -say Corp. wi 13-iB If Ml lU'i 104i 144 414I krtm ,1. Pel 42V4 Ko OU 1 9-18 Tiger 12H 4 5 32 15-16 124 44 If American lnd 44 loo ma 1st Blsa 4Vfc IS 2Y'4 1" 8" 7'. 891. We 26 31H 2 3H 1H 28, 3', S' 14 5V 17 26'', -H MH 32 44 144 27'', 14 4 384 74 7 i Coll corp ier wa iisf fc Short Mines 24 94 Lind liwestern Finnic 64 f'atntee 2S4 It Arli Land 314 13 2 clear Am Norm Air 34 lading A 61 National loves Sound 284 34 34 134 or vg lurry Rain tboara a Ln-l OU A 174 25 liowne mdud Metaia lirret Cp 24 Liuet intl 6V, Intex 544 -btilcolor i Cont Wlf 11 "1 374 44 Cont 4V.

9 Mar 9 Lie's Jewelry Wt i-rnreen IP. 84 164 COTTON FUTURES NEW YORK (AP) Cotton futures nsed unchanged to $1.90 a bale lower iesday. Washington reports indicated that soon in of compromise cotton legislation aim-i at lowering prices continue efforts to 1 a -111 moving in congress. These touched off commission bouse In futures. Nearby May contracts were steady as ie fade reported prompt stopping of ur May delivery notices Issued at New or-.

The department of agriculture reported Mia-May cotton parity was w.31 cents pound, basis middling 4 Inch ootton. his was 13 points higher than the cotton aruy a montn previous. Mav 34.70, Jul 33.20B. Oct 32 33. Dec 42.

Mar 32.J1B, May 32.58B. Jul 30.80B, ict 29 80B. Middling spot J5.95N unchanged. N-Nomlnali Bid. SPOT COTTON NEW ORLEANS (AP) 8not cotton closed Steady ana unchanged.

Sales none. Low middling 30.65; middling 33.75; good middling 34.70. Metals METAL MARKET NEW YORK (AP) Spot nonferrous metal prices Tuesday: Copper 31 cents pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead 104 cents a pound.

New York. Zino 114 cents a pound. Ea't St. Louis. Tin 1.15' round, New York.

Foreign silver 1.270 per Troy ounce. New York. Business Bits Roy Tauche, local man- aeer. Tandy Leather Co. has announced the opening of a store in a new location at 403 34! 4 IU SIDP RUNNIN UPW 00WN TH A15LE5 If YOiU BRINGING UP FATHER SSrZ-SK A BUR6LARlr'' YES-AND ALSO 1 1 WHAT ELSE CNLV MV1 Mf WHERE PIP VOJ -T CvrecTUnV 4 THE NOTESOCK MISSING )l ROLLIN0 PH SET ALL THE jI DID fST HAVS 1 HE TDOkT CDNTAININ6 MV MOTHER? A IF FATHER MONEY, r-7AJD3FOR BROBl ALLVOUR K- ORDINAL 1 HADNT BEEN MUGSV J66S THIS STVSr bHbt' I I Lli-VA WITH ME IP BE K.

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IS 1252? waw Sm fr BoMorna CDcn nin jtw by Hank Kctchara For Tomorrow You should make good headway in business and occupa tional dealings now, even though you may run into some unexpected situations. Ability to cope with change will be your key to success. Be careful, however, not to become involved in the personal affairs of others. For the Birthday If tomorrow is your birth day, your prospects for the year ahead are pleasing, even if not spectacular. Opportunities will be available for improving your financial status and advancing in your occupation especially in mid- June, Mid August, late November and December but, gnerally speaking, it will be essential that you follow the conservative path and make no radical moves.

This will be especially important in mid July and mid-September the latter period incidentally, a period of "slow down" for all Taureans. A chance for travel could broaden your horizons in July, November and-or December, and it would be advisable to take advantage of new social contacts made then, since they could eventually prove valuable from a business or sentimental standpoint. And speaking of sentimental interests, grand periods for romance will occur in late May, late August and mid-December. In May and September, however, do your best to avoid tension and friction with members of your family. A child born on this day will be idealistic, artistically talented and endowed with great integrity.

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AJ "W'f UXS Wil Al VjCm Zi 71 I 1 he MarS Day By ESTEELL1TA Copyrtght '6S. King FWurea Byndlcste mf I notice this NATO member nation should chart a "new political course." Communist party leader Palmiro Togliatti also moved for a voice in formation of the next government a demand that could upset Premier Amintore Fanfani and plunge Italy into years of political turmoil. The Communists had been expected to win their usual 22.7 per cent of the popular vote. But the rise to 25.5 per cent was so pleasine to the Communists the Soviet Tass news agency hailed it as a "great victory for leftist forces." Fanfani's Christian Demo crats took a loss, dropping from the 42.4 per cent of the popular vote they won in the last elections in 1958 to 37.2 per cent. Fanfani said he could keep his left-of-center government alive if he dropped 2 per cent but this was 5.

Fanfani will remain in of fice until May 16 when the new parliament meets. Then the "Little Professor" will submit his resignation 1 0 herald the start of what may be a lengthy struggle to form a new government. Although the size of the chamber of deputies was expanded from 596 to 630 seats, the Christian Democrats came out of the election with fewer seats than before. Young GOPs Jo Hear Mechem From the Journal's Santa Fe Bureau SANTA FE U. S.

Sen Leonard J. Nadasdy, ha ir-man of the Young Republican National Federation, will be featured speakers at New Mexico Young Republicans state convention here May 18-19. The convention will be held at La Fonda Hotel. Nadasdy will address a luncheon meet ing. Sen.

Mechem will talk Saturday, May 19, at a banquet. Also scheduled are political workshops and election of a te officers. Registration will begin at 9 a.m. Friday, May 18. Present state Young Repub lican officers are Holm O.

Bursum III, A 1 querque, president; Robert E. Dorr, Las Cruces, vice president; Robert E. Best, Roswell, executive sec retary; Mrs. Joe Gonzales, Albuquerque, recording secretary, Miss Patricia Springer, Albuquerque, corresponding secretary, and John P. Mitchell Albuquerque, treasurer.

Fred M. Mossman Al buquerque, is national m-mitteeman and Mrs. Burke Greene, Albuquerque. is national committeewoman Baptist Board Names Assistant The State Mission Board of the Baptist Convention of New Mexico has announced the election of an associate direc tor for the department of mis sions. Michael C.

Mojica. 43, of San Antonio will assist Direc tor Joe Carl Johnson starting July 1. Mojica is now an as sociate in Dist. 6 of Texas, working with language missions. In other action the board voted to close the Park View Baptist Medical Clinic in Park View, N.M.

because of high operative costs. The board also voted to take op tion on property adjacent to the Baptist Student Center at Las Vegas. It approved a plan which calls for construction of a new student center near New Mexico Highlands University. Ghost Town Figure Is Seriously 111 CARRIZOZO MB The unofficial caretaker of the ghost town of White Oaks, D. L.

(Dave) Jackson, 91, was reported in poor condition at a hospital here. Jackson suffered a stroke and was admitted to the hospital April 19. Jackson, once a part owner of a mine in the area, has remained at the town, looking after the cemetery and acting as the unofficial historian. REDS MAKE CHARGE TOKYO (UPI) Red China has charged that Indian army scouts had penetrated into Chinese territory leur times between April 12 and April 26. It said the penetrations indicated a "deliberate attempt to revive tension in this area." G0NGTO TORCH IS RELAYED TO GET THE MAIL YET? CflEP IT COMES? SOUTH CARRY IT TO 1 THEY'RE BRINGING SHAMUNG THE NEXT RUNNER I 1 1 THIS TORCH ALL TO OPEN V- f-) mJ THE WAY FROM TTP "ZTrnTTf 1 Sandia Base Lab Project Awarded The contract for construe tion of a central control building at Sandia Labora tory has been awarded to Blumenthal Brothers of Albu querque.

The one-story building will be constructed at Sandia Base and is expected to require about six months to complete. To be of reinforced concrete and masonry, the building will house a data reduction center, a range monitor control room, office space and an instrument development laboratory. Installation of an oil-fired hot water heating system, outside utiities, exterior flood lighting and gravel surface parking area and fencing will complete the project. The apparent low bid was $194,467. There were seven other bidders.

Scott Readings Scheduled May 7 Winfield Townley Scott, Santa Fe writer and poet, will read a number of his unpublished poemsat the University of New Mexico campus Tues day night. May 7, at 8. The reading was incorrectly an nounced in Sunday's Journal for tonight. Scott will be on the campus as a guest of the English department through the courtesy of the Associated Students Cultural Committee Fund. There will be no charge for the reading, to which the public is invited.

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J. Robson announced. ODD LOT TRANSACTIONS NEW YORK W) The New York Stock Exchange reported Tuesday these odd lot transactions by i i al dealers for April 29 purchases of 300.179 shares: Sales of 384.684 shares including 1925 shares sold short. Nationwide Rail Strike Is Seen Serious Threat NEW YORK (UPI)-Judge Samuel I. Rosenman, chairman of President Kennedy's emergency board investigat ing railroad "featherbed ding." said a crippling na tionwide strike is a "serious possibility." He said the five railroad brotherhoods and the a i 1 road representatives have been unable to reach terms on croDosed work rule changes.

Virtually No Progress "We are almost as far apart as when we started, Rosenman said. "There have been no material concessions bv either side. Both sides realize how serious a strike would be and as of now they are trying seriously to avoid a strike. "One of two sides will have to give. If the brotherhoods continue to feel the way they do now it is a very serious situation," Rosenman spoke at a news conference.

He said he de cided to hold the conference, and to have one daily, because the presidential board has hppn "harassed" bv SO many telephone calls it cannot get down to work. Joint Conference Today He said that today for the first time the board will hold a joint conference between railroad representatives and the five brotherhoods. Rosenman said if a solution is not found a general railroad strike could be called June 11 under terms of the Railroad Labor Act. He criticized the lack of public interest in railroad industry troubles. "The is such a thing as backing into a strike through indifference," he said.

NO MONOPOLY NEW YORK (UPI) Executives are no more prone to stress diseases such as high blood pressure, coronary heart disease and stomach ulcers than non-executive workers, according to studies recently nnfiiinhpH hv Dr. Allen J. Fleming, medical director of E. I. duPont De Nemourj Co.

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