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Show -- 6C ( NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Tuesday September 10, 1963 DESEREt Question-Shrou-ds Loho Eleven line-knif- er t San-Mia- go , 7-- 7, Red Win, Minn. Wert Des. Moines le Santa Fe Albuquerque Lot Aneetes Calff Albuquerque Tucumcarl Albuquerque Stokes, surgery. And others. Ken layoff is Gary Ness, and up from the frosh is years 235-pou- John Anders -- y? depth than last season. From a schedule standpoint the Lobos have a rough one. Utah State, Texas Including Western and Air Force outside the league. Locking at the New Mexico possibilities from several sides, they have to be tough again this year. Weeks is a fundamentalist in football, teaches a sound game. He uses the Wing T offense with lots Mining Meet Opens Wednesday 'Roger V. Pierce, president of ing Developments, and Clark Min- L. Wilson of the Emergency and Petro- Lead Zinc Committee, Washtend the fall meeting of the ing, Metallurgicalwill address a ington, D.C., discussing Gov--- i leum Engineers, RockyMounlaln MlneralsXbn-'erenc- Thursday noon luhcheon. emment and Mining Industry and Society of Mining A general session Friday Relationships?1 make three Engineers opening Wednesday morning will commemorate the Delegates will Utah mming centennial. Speak- field trips Friday afternoon; arrarerutaic Gov. George D. Clyde will ers wilLinclude Dr. Everett L. They will include the Kennecott address delegates at a Wednes- Cooley, director of the Utah copper mine, Bingham, Hecla State Historical Society, shak- Mining Companys Mayflower day noon luncheon. Various technical sessions on ing on "Early Mining History; mine. Park City area, and the mills of mining will be conducted each Miles P. Romney, Utah Mining Arthur and Magna t Assn., discussing Recent Min Kennecott day. More than 600 delegates from the U.S, and Canada will at- TAILBACKS Howant Hancock. Ron Merhon Jim Danner 4qpland Morris joe Harris CENTERS Eddie Stokes Dennis Tidwell r - . Domestic Car Ori Way Out? Woody Dame Glen Troubiefield Steve Byrd Dave Brummell TACKLES Jack Abendschan e Bob Pierson Sam V Her . Mike Rolas Scott Heningfon Wayne Tvrdik Mario Marlann? Jim Bush Davei Hettama ENDS , Bob Rair Mickey henry Gary Plum Erickson Calvin Jeter Morey Carpenter-Fre- d Cormsh Lou Vellone Bob Schwartz Ken Cole AFchie Grissom Del Helton Don Willingham " Hj.., Popularity Of Compacts Drops ' 14 filches longer, while miniNever Called Compact Weve never called our car mum' horsepower has roared (the Tempest) a compact, de- from 115 to 140. The standard clared Mr. Estes. When it was engine now has six cylinders r power introduced In 1960 as 8 1961 and the model, the Tempest was 189 plant is gone. One power opinches long.. It jumped to 194 tion even includes a inches last year and now lurks Ipower engine, with at the 03-inch markr closerfreled carburetors, fuels.' than ever before to the standard- only The Tempest is pot alone in -sized field. There was good justification its move to new dimensions. for calling Ahe Tempest a corn-pa- r The 1964 Falcon and Eairlane: In 136(1. Tt was short lines of Ford Motor Co are an enought, was sold with an eco- inch wider and the Chrysler nomicalengine, Corp. entries In the compact. and was priced to compete in market, the Plymouth, Valiant mod- and Dodge Dart, are substanthe area below tially longer. Specifications on els. . - Lengthened 14 Inches .. the Oldsmobile and Buick com- this But aince then it has gotten pacts will be released later folweek, but are expected to low the Pontiac trend. Drops 2.4 Pet While the share of producinternational tion held cars By United Press by regular-sizeincreased two per cent to 38.6 per cent last year on ftn Indus- - Herald Tribune Sendee ORCHARD LAKE, MICH. The domestic compact car Is becoming A thing of the past There Is no such thing as a compact model in the 1964 Pontiac line, and 'the same is rumored to be the case in the Oldsmobile and Buick branches of the General Motors Co. family. In a special preview of the 1 Qfid New Mexico 25. Wyoming 21 at Laramie PontiaCS here Monday, New Mexico 35, Arizona 25 at home.. New Mexico 16, Texas Western 16, at E. M. Estes, GM Vice president Et FasoDivision general iac New Mexico 14 Utah State 13 at home. New Mexico 7 Utah 7 at Salt Lake City. manager,- - announced that the New Mexico 25 State II at new Tempest, erstwhile-competi- tor San Jose. New Mexico 0 BYU 27 at Provo. in the compact field, Is 21 New Mexico Colorado State 8 at inches longer than home , nine nearly New Mexico 41 Montana T2 at home. last years model JV.Y. Sept. 28 Texas Western at home. Oct. 5 Utah at home. Oct. 12 Utah State at Logan. Oct 19 New Mexico- - State-- el Las Cruces Oc- l- 26 Montana Nov. 0 Colorado slate at Ft. Collins. Nov. 16 Air Force at home. Nov. 23 Arizona at Tucson. Nov. 30 BYU at home 1962 Results -New Mexico 28, New Mexico State 17 and-Pont- San-Jo- se Tennis Gets'New Life' BUSINESS In DemiseOf Aussies - TADLOIDS i;yuVe ' the American Institute of e GattasC Hancock and 'Joe TuthiU Hams seem to have .the front Harry Turner and side for the halfbacks, theres Malnara fine a passer John Kenworthy as the league has, to run the Bob Bouyer Gle 'Geres . c. club. Dick Ness Curtis Crum Linemen are 'plentiful-bett- er John Anderson Howard Oil Industry cia Name QUARTERBACKS Stove Mainer Bob Pettis Stan Quintana' Crvev Hampton WIN6BACKS Claude Ward high on Stan Quintana, has five of his men back who Leon Smith 0. J. Hart a Quip-tanwill of make anyones tqo. And he has ahead Bob Chavez for FULLBACKS team. Eddie a man named Steve Mal-fla- r, Gary Rapettd one of .the fine quarter- instance, at center. Bob Bouyer Gary Ness . -at guard who missed all of Chuck Kelly backs of the league. John Anders to pre-seasto due season last several things Weeks Bucky Stailini . Hes By HACK MILLER News Editor Deseret ' Sports s There are too many things running against New Mexico for the Lobos to repeat as bad Athletic Conference Western, say about last reason. In the football Champion. Or so some first place Jielucked out on of the forecasters" figured the depth situation. He had only One big loss is Bobby San- three injuries during the season who which hurt the tiago, the little Lpbos. Compare was one of the best this to the three dozen which men in done in. Arizona U. . college football last season. In the second place he was This was the first thing to get by most of the big CoachBiHWeeks talked about able fellows last year for a 1963 when asked about bis porecord. , tential. He was high on His worst 'defeat came at and he should have been. r Weeks wasnt wailing, though. BYU when Brigham Young flailed the Lobos hide to" the stretching boarda with a 27b win. New Mexico tied Utah at beat Wyoming, Arizona4 and Utah State. For this year, what? Weeks says hell be better if he can solve a - few problems. Those problems are at end, wingback and quarterback. He has -- 18 lettermen back, eight good transfers from the junior colleges. He figures he Finance New Mexico Roster - J four-cylinde- high-premiu- four-cylinde- r, full-size- d eAi I vToTJpgTad oyOu?put UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK Union Carbide Corp. announced Tuesday NEW YORK (UPI) The amateur tennis world is In a that it will spend $1 million for additional equipment to raise1 delightful dither over the decline of the Australians. The rest of us now are very confident, says balding its" capacity lor producing high grade alloys used in high-Bobby Wilson of Britains surprising Davis Cup tesfm. temperature aerospace applications. "The spice is back in The Davis Cup act, adds Renville McMann, former president of the U.S. Lawn Tennis Assn. Norge Sales Rise 13 Pet. r - The setbacks for Australians In the recent U.S. chamCorp. Tues-da- y CHICAGO Norge Dirislonof announced August factory sales of Norge home applipionships may be only temporary but they do make the ' e remainder of the Davis Cup matches for 1963 and all of the same period last year. ances rose 13 per 1964 an event of world-wid- e Interest. Its no longer a routine affair in Europe, where Sweden To Build Sulphate Plant and Italy held sway for years. Its no longer routine in the IT MONTREAL The Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd. d American zone where Mexico and the U.S. are announced Tuesday that it will build a new liquid aluminum . rivals, Rivieres area of sulphate plant in the Shawinigan-Trois. And way out yonder even India cant be considered a Quebec. rise ofyourfg Premjit Lall comes at a time To Lower Steel Pipe Cost when aging Ramanathan Krishnan still can get around in classy fashion, FVET . A NTWRepubllc-Stee- l Corn, moved.ta lawi extra of steel charges on pipe based pipe by reducing out the services of Chuck McKinley, who has a ommitment price The steel producer also dropped order. an of on quantity Britain. to elsewhere. A victory there sends the Yanks charges for certain length specifications. The company The British, European champs for the first time in 30 extranot elaborate on the scope of the move but industry did years, obviously are setting a bear trap for the Yank team led sources said the elimination IH and Marty by McKinley, Dennis Ralston, Frank Froehling of the extra charges was 1964 maturities to 4.40 per Riessen. equal to a 1.5 per cent to 12 cent for certificates due July Wilson, who went five sets with Froehling in the 1, 1978, following compliper cent cut. was the only major Davis Cupper the British ance with the Securities & To. Sell Certificates sent over here for the National Championships on grass Exchange-Commissicourts at Forest Hills. A group NEW YORK Files For Stock Sale The two others who probably will handle the singles headed by Salomon Brothers General NEW YORK on the & Hutzler will offer Norfolk assignments against the U.S. stayed home to practice Artists Corp. hasfiled a courts at Bournemouth England, where the & Westem Railways $6,750,- registration statement with Inter-zon- e matcher wilTbe played In late September. The stay 000 equipment trust certifiSEC for the public sale the Mike are Sangster and southpaw Billy Knight, cates at prices to yield from Wilson and Sangster played both singles and doubles as 4 per cent for the July 1, 'of 150,000 shares of common stock through underwriters Britain upset Sweden but Bobby has a hunch since he was led by Burnham & Co. The sent over here that hell be dropped from singles against public offering price and the U.S. with underwriting terms will be Sangster, the singles I think Knight might play supplied by amendment. should think I will be in only the doubles he admitted. with Sangster.'L To Offer Debentures again By next year, the European zone will be wide open and NEW YORK Ryder' SysFrance from with Britain due for a major challenge it plans to tem, Inc.-sa-id Brazil. yep offer its stockholders this The Brazilians annually enter the European zone since fall rights to'purchase aptheir lads usually are off to Europe early In the year and stay proximately' $5.4 million of late to take advantage of the fancy tournament season. Convertible PINEDALE, WYO. (UPI) Blythe & Mail The American Wednesday Molybdenum Cowill manage the underApply By Corp. announced Monday it had writing. -major's ource'of, molybdenum . ore inside the Borg-Warne- tration slid to 32.8 per cent from 35.2 per cent the year before, for the first drop since domestic compacts hit the market in 1959. Styling of the 1964 Tempest is sharply changed, also. The car has followed an industry trend to sharper lines and squared-of- f a quarter-section- design popularized by Elwood Engel of Chrysler Corp. He designed the Lincolns for Ford Motor Co. before joining Chrysler in time to create a 1964 Imperial with the identical square look. Rest Unchanged The rest of the Pontiac line r e mains substantially however. Sales of the 1963 Grand Prix passed Fords Thunderbird in the luxury sports field, so Pontiac has made few styling changes on this model. -The division set 36 sales rec- ords during the past model run and captured third place In the industry in sales for the'' third ' straight year. Market performance of the 'Tempest, however, was relatively poor. In the 1962 model run, itRecounted for 27 per ' cent sales, bub' dropped to 22 per cent lasf year, reflecting the industry trend. Want Luxury Cars Noting that standard-sizecars increased their share of the market last year, Mr. Estes This is positive remarked, proof that ajnajority of buy- ers today want bigger, more comfortable, more luxuriously appointed cars. Said another Pontiac official, In our Tempest, we are offering the biggest small car in the market. The Tempest may also be the smallest big car in the market. Meanwhile imported - car dealers have been smiling for time since the dome- st BridgerWilderness Aresrof tic compacts knocked the botSublette County. tom out of the import market-i- n The company said wilderness 1959. The small imports are restrictions on mining had been still economically small. And waived because of the strategic while compact market penetranature of its 'find. tion fell off last year, import The mine site, the firm said. penetration increased for the Is at 11,000 feet, six miles wilderness area, near LONDON (UPI) British fi- first time since 1959. On Way Out? said the Buckhom crossing of the nancial commentators Mr. Estes said he is not wor- Little Sandy River, about 65 Tuesday that the price of silmiles south of here--. The area ver was not likely to fall much ried that the Tempest may be sizing Itselfout'of the market. the ContinentatDlvide;' from Itspresenrnew'peaRf It will be more acceptable The company said a blast The news that the New York had moved an estimated 15,000 silver price had risen to 129.3 to a larger portion of the pubtons of ore and overburden cents an ounce in New York lic, he declared. f from a area of and 111 and pence an He predicted that the autoSchistler Peak. J ounce injLondon was widely motive industry will see an American Molybdenum, a commented on In the financial other sales boom next year, a: said that by Oct. 3, Pontia Will company formed in 1957 by columns. While have produced 10 toL4 per four Finch brothers ftom Salt The Guardian-sa- id Lake City and the Fiscus fam- prices cannot, go much higher cent more cars thrt at the same point last year. On that ily of Farson, Wyo., has Abram there also seems little present Markham of Salt Lake City danger of their dropping back. date, the newjtiodels will go The Times quoted a leading oh sale in dealers showrooms for president. Wallace B. Cameron of Salt Lake City is treas- bullion dealer as saying -- that across the- - countryr The .1964 model run will urer. Darrell Grubaugh of Salt the price may remain unsurLake City is general manager passed for many years but add- brealc ther.-Estes1963 Pontiac sales forecast, and Herman Moritz of Albany, ed nor is the price now likely . records, to fall much. hotlng that 150,000 square feet Ore., is project manager. of assemblyspace-hav- e been added to home-plan- t production, while 210,000 square feet ? have been renovated for modernizing. He said Pontiac dealers already have recelvd 60,000 Kep this amazing now truniirtorizod n th lob orders for the "Talophona SoerOary-- whil yoa ora away. H antworz your 1964 models. . cent-abov- closely-matche- n quar-terfinal- s, . on. hard-surface- d ' iac of-Pont- Firm Discloses .I Molybdenum; Ore Discovery I Putan end To living like a family Times right to see us about of-sardin- a First Security Bank Home Improvement Loan. Get the money now for enlarging the kitchen, adding another bedroom and bathroom, a new family "room orTor finishingihe basement. With an FHAJTitle I Timeway loan, the cost is only $5 a year for each $100 o you borrow with as long as 60 months-tIgpay, 20-ye- Turkey Permits Go On Sale be accepted Applications for turkey hunting permits will permit sales offices in Price beginning Wednesday at turkey ' and Cedar City. must be maiTonly and will be accepted by Applications Any applications postmarked later than through Sept.-1-9. midnight. Sept. 19 will be returned to the sender. A maximum of 250 permits have been authorized by the Fish and Game Commission for each of three turkey hunting units this year. Applicants for permits on The LaSal unit, located east of Moab, should send applications to the Turkey Permit Sales Office, Utah State Department of Fish and Game, 513 E. Main SL, Price, Utah. , Boulder or East Zion units should address their applications to the Turkey Permit Sales Office, Utah State Department of Fish and Game, 622 N. Main St., Cedar City. Utah. All applications must include the full napte and address of the sender, his or herchoice of hunting area, hunting Ticense , number and fee. The $3 special permit fee should be In the foim of personal, certified or cashiers check or money order. Currency will not be accepted.. , Dual applications for the hunt may be made by enclosing I two applications in the same envelope. Date of the publicdrawings for all over subscribed upits a.m.at the t:urkey permit sales beginning-at-- 9 is Sepb-25' office listed above; 1- "SoTwhateveryourhomeimprovement' needs, come in and see us atFirst Security. Well loan you the money you neecDitfw, on terms arranged to meet yourncome. ' nmlm T m .Ti " Silver Prices Will Hold," British Say -- ond-hal- -- Louis F. Dow Company Manufacturers of POSTERS CALENDARS MURALS ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES RECEIVE THE COVETED PRESIDENT'S "E" AWARD. - for significant contributions to the GOVERNMENTS EXPORT GOING OUT? phono and rocordi all mauagoi automatically. No rnntol or comco foot ,, fo pay Yds Owii and Control Portab! Arua-io-n yourj.lt. for homo pr offico usa. Full prico only $349 or Jmdfl monthly paymanti atyf10.94. Far Fr LiUroturqond rtrotiBt phona dr writ tK 4 1 EXPANSiON PROGRAM- - - A,Pottr it, PruidMit of Hi loun P, Dow Company and Mr. H J. Pow, Chairman of tha Board, attended th presentation cere mony at Hotel Nicollet, Minneapolis on Tuejday. Mr. L Represented by - ASSOCIATED ELECTRONIC ySO. (AST, 8M iiMh MR. 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