Albuquerque Tribune (Newspaper) - April 28, 1959, Albuquerque, New Mexico The Albuquerque Tribune LOCAL Ctear and unseasonably warm today through Vol 37 No 20 Albuquerque New Mexico Tuesday April 28 1959 N In HOME EDITION SEVEN CENTS Highway Office Asked To Explain Bids Setup Court Battle Due on Foose rcu RARE Newest Albuquerque Zoo residents are male and female demoiselles bluish gray Indian cranes Dr Ivo di- rector swapped the lion cubs for them Only way to distinguish be- tween unless you happen to be another demoiselle is by the iris The male is red-eyed the female's are brown Staff photo Horse Players Take Heart Computer Makes Its Selections lenard of the world take You have nothing jo lose but your change Push-button figuring of the races becomes a reality today as the Remington Rand multi- million dollar UNIVAC and the Tribune come up with the electronic selections for the Derby Trials at Churchill Downs Tile UNIVAC an electronic brain times faster than any human mind told us in I minute and 42 seconds the probable order of finish in- 16 top horses which run sections of derby trial this afternoon Royal Orbit UNIVAC in the first Derby trial picks Royal Orbit to win Troilus to place and Open View third In the second Derby Trial the Remington Rand like First ing Our Dad 2 and Quantrell In Louisville where a spring drizzle soaked Down turf and makers brooded Troilus nasal catarrh a factor the comprehension of UNIVAC the human handicapping had an uncanny similarity to UNIVAC's The frail human minds down there like Finnegan at 8 to 5 as the probable winner of the first Derby Trial UNIVAC says that Finnegan rates no more than a fourth World Telegram turf specialist Bil Bloome at the track down grades Royal Orbit to the No 2 spot and Troilus to No 3 In the second Derby Tria the humans at Churchill Down like First Landing even Master 6 t J and Sundown 6 to 10 Dunce original second choic of both the morning line an the machine was scratched pushing the other horses up notch Asked lo Remember In figuring the Derby Tria the scientists at Remingto Rand in New York aske UNIVAC to remember a these facts at Distances run by all th horses in dozens of races How each horse finish against whom Th past record of each horse the Derby Trial against dozens of other horses rated s top horses not running i the Derby Trial Narrowing down on the fine oints the UNIVAC has been to use a minus 1 for ach pound gained by a horse id a plus 1 for each pound st by a horse Why? Because the of a race aggravates ic change in weight It is im for the human brain make an instant appraisal i these ors so important to the pre of each horse And mentioning speed lias only If horse X in the lerby Trial equals or exceeds he track record at Churchil owns he is given a value o 00 points A second slower e loses 1 point in the UNIVAC brain And it is never for otten Lastly as the horses line t the starting gate UNIVAC onders the frailty of the hu lan mind Into its almost lim tless capacity for analysing ias been poured all the hunch s and variables that plagu he turf specialists the book and the who riave pick d the finish of the Derb Trial with the jrain Kind of a Secret Said one UNIVAC engineer We have even taken the so called record of authority he human handicapper H s u c c e s failure ove months of human predicting dumped into the magnetic eclor of the UNIVAC and th UNIVAC is How muc can you count on UNIVAC tells us That kind of a secret though Afte he Derby Trial is over and w who numan you know Court Okays Vote The mass meeting on May 2 t which time heirs of the At- sco Grant are expected to ot on whether or not to sell 840 acres of land on the West for housing ct will come oft as scheduled This developed today when Dist Judge John B McManus a petition filed last riday on behalf of some heirs sought an injunction gainst the meeting Dismissal ame on grounds that the ition failed to state a cause f action on which relief could e actually the was premature Hernandez Named Judge McManus noted that n another case Judge Robert V Reidy already has d Ally B C Hernandez to ct as representative of the at the meeting and to make a hill report to the court The action today also d out a scheduled hearing set or Thursday afternoon on the for an injunction Grant Atty George Hannett old the court that the statutes ave been complied with in ng for the meeting and that n event the heirs do approve he land sale to Sam Hoffman or approximately t still must be approved by he District Court as all such and sale actions must Seek More Time Ally Al those heirs who filed the petition to halt the ng said his petition boiled down to a request for more that the individual leirs will know exactly what they are expected to ballot on After arguments of about 30 minutes Judge McManus and the attorneys present bari a vate session following which he announced his ruling Atty Montoya also asserted that the secret ballot should be employed at the voting sion He said he understood that the plan is to have heirs sign the individual ballots Warden to Take Legal Action To Collect The chips are down for a court battle on who is to pay a board for child slayer Norman Foose at the State Penitentiary The county is standing pat Our position is County Manager Charles nacini said today He said the matter would not be raised at County Commission meeting late today The warden State Prison Warden T M Woodruff shouldn't make personal in- Mr Brunacini said We feel it should be adjudicated by the courts te Collect Mr Woodruff was from Santa Fe by United Press International as saying When dealing with the Bernalillo Counly Commission we have learned through sad experience that it is best to assume they G D Half i eld Ex-Chairman Would Drop will not pay then fight like h to get As much from them as possible Mr Woodruff said he would take his claim for the a day to court J Ernest Corey assistant district attorney who is likely to be on the county end of the court suit The warden apparently was referring to several bills that past Commissions thought were unjustified He appears to be aking it personal and to be still smarting from the fact that the court threw out the major arguments in that ear suit Mr Corey said he would go along with the attorney office that the matter should be clarified now rather than later I Spencer's Price Also Defended By Hatfield By A C DECOLA The State Highway Commis sion should drop its newest in of the failure and use wha it has learned from that ex to build better road in the future And as for the present at Interpretation Previously Corey had ad- vised the Commission that the See COURT Page 2 tempt of the administration o Gov John Burroughs to brea the monopoly of asphalt to the state it neve have been attempted Spencer Co and Malco Re fineries had been on the Bur roughs bandwagon Those were the views pressed here today in an inte view by G D Hatfield Dem ing Republican and for eig years a member of the Hig way Commission of which h also served chairman Named by Mr Hatfield first went on the commission in 1951 by pointment of Republican Gov Edwin L Mechem He served two years and was reappointed by Mechem again in 1953 for a six year term The newest investigation of the Lordsburg highway failure was instigated by dams Fires Back Wilson Asks List Of Road Failures From Contractor By JOHN B CURTIS FE April 28 Stale Highway L D Wilson reiterated today thai if rose on tractor Jack Adams knows of 25 road building fail Mexico Wilson would like to have then tandley Says Monopoly Now res in New A d a m a has made such in connection with of the urban project he built for the state the asphalt paving on hat job failed last year about ne time the project was com- requiring rebuilding hen last week Highway Com- Frank Tatsch angrily charged failures in concrete work and non-compliance with pacifications Adams finally was paid his ast installment on the job last year when the Commission hat a mysterious failure of could be blamed for the pavement difficulty and sale he project would have anyway whether or not conformed strictly with origin plans and specifications Denies Failures Last night in his first forma statement on the new squabble Adams denied there had been allures on any of his concrete structures on the Lordsburg road Wilson in effect replied tha that was the gist of all the new that the an wer remains to bo determined Wilson denied Adam's state ment that previous live reports were withheld H said there had been much pub given to his own admis sion that an inadequate pav ing formula was to blame fo seeping into the eels This caused the forma ion of a See WILSON ays Governor Picks Sides n Chairman Precinct Official Charges Hood Ha Frank Talsch Republican who Silver City called the How d UNIVAC The result of th Derby Trial and a on UNIVAC's first step the sport of kings Plus more dope on electronic selections for races later this week Machine vs Man Roval Orbit Selections Morning Line at Track FIRST DERBY 8 to 5 Orbit to 2 View 9 to 2 SECOND DERBY Landing Landing Even Our Dad Master 6 to 1 Sundown 6 to 1 BASEBALL TODAY American New York at Chicago ington at Kansas City Balti more at Detroit Boston Cleveland games National Chicago at Milwaukee San Francisco at phia St Louis at Cincinnat Night Only games scheduled SUNSHINE CHART This is the day of 1050 The sun has shone here oh 116 days during the year Asked GALLUP April 28 UPD Dist Atty Edward day requested Stale Police Chief Joe Roach to assign a state patrolman to his office on special duty to make a thorough investigation of shakedown activities las year at the Gallup port Kay Starr Gets Divorce LOS ANGELES April 28 Singer Kay Starr day was granted a divorce from her fourth husband oilman George A Mcllen after she testified he cursed her and stayed out late Mellen ly Albuquerque New Nazareth San Planned A five-week fund with a goal of 00 is being conducted by the Dominican Sisters to help de- ray the cost of constructing a proposed new Nazareth orium Sister M Austin O Prioress of the Nazareth announced The Dominican Sisters lansion fund campaign will be in thb archdiocese of Santa Fe Robert Guy of is the architect for the proposed building The Nazareth Sanatorium has had pressure for dations for the mentally ill in Albuquerque area and on many occasions patients riave been refused admission because of lack of Sister M Austin said Two Objectives In undertaking present building fund campaign the Dominican Orders of Grand See NEW 2 1959 Car Tags Will Be Kept SANTA FE April 28 State Motor Vehicle Benny Sanchez said day it has been definitely de- to retain 1959 license plates next year bringing them up fo date with a small sive reflectorized slicker or metal tag A formal statement from the office of Gov John Burroughs who was out of town this ing quoted Burroughs as ing the move is designed to save as much as a year Sanchez said new plates John 2 today would cost about but The announcement followed a affair a big scandal Asked if he believes that the new investigation may have Set ROAD Page 9 Will Sandia Board The five directors of the Sandia Conservancy District will be reappointed Dist Judge that the stickers or tags to be made at the penitentiary would cost only about About stickers will be New cars and others not ready having New Mexico plates will receive 1959 plates plus the sticker The Burroughs statement said this is another step in the administration's program to do a better job for loss money and with less red tape Feels the Pulse ACCIDENT FACTS In Albuquerque 1939 accidents to date 2765 Number same date 2263 Injuries to 363 rear 1 Fatal i same date 19 58 I conference of the district judges The directors are R B goman current chairman Clyde Hill Victor Salazar ert Nanninga and J L Doherty They will serve until tors are elected in October Judge McManus said the court would not advise the Sandia board on action it may take pending election of a new board Mercury Due To Hit 78 Albuquerque was sunny an today like most Mexico A warmer than usual 78 wa by the weather ma He said it has been hea id as 86 on an April vas in as chilly a 1 in 32 Normal though is 6 degrees days and rising tern are expected Wednesday It rose to 71 her but dropped la night to 35 in the Valley an 48 on the Heights should read 4 ror the lowlands 52 at the ai port Excepting some persister cloudiness clinging to the northern mountains it was more of the same for the rest of the slate Yesterday's high The Public Speaks In New Lubell Series When Samuel Lubell egging it around the country with ears cocked to public timent he gets results The people speak out their thoughts to this veteran he knows what to ask them how to draw them out on national issues closest to their hearts and above all how to analyze their answers objectively An important new series by Samuel Lubell on popular American reaction to questions of the toy it now in for you WiH there be a steel strike What do the steelworker themselves really want? What ought to be done abou How serious is unemploy Are people about the Berlin crisis and great is the fear of a war will Russia of use of atomic weap Eight articles he has Ihi time for readers of The Tri bunt ind other Howard Newspapers begins tomorrow A precinct chai an today accused eader of his party Gov Jol Burroughs of picking side iver the choice of a conn hairman at tomorrow nigh The chairman D ames A Wright of Pet 39 aid that Gov Burroughs should be neutral I don't believe the governor hould make a choice for said Dr Wright who dded that he is neutral Says Hood Picked Dr Wright said that Gov had picked James lood when there is candidate in the field The only other announced date for the chairmanship is ouis Bachicha the present vice chairman The post ol chairman is being by D K Kelly anc le has called County Committee into tion at p.m tomorrow to pick his successor The sessior will be held at the AHS Audi Dr Wright who will hea his own precinct delegation t the convention said he was no prepared to say whom he fav ored for chairman I want hear what they say about the candidates he said Dr Wright called for a se cret ballot at tomorrow night convention in a formal state ment he issued The Bernalillo County spc cial election of a chairman should be by secret ballot be cause party officials are charg ed with the duty of insuring victories at the polls for thei Wright said Says Harmony Needed In the execution of that du ly should not be hindered To assum the leadership expected in needs the Democratic harmony in its ranks was 89 in Carlsbad the low 27 City Will Check Jp on Untidiness Building inspectors health department sanitarians and other city employes were asked to keep their eyes open for untidiness They were given Help Keep Albuquerque Clean forms on which to report apparent lations hazards or suggestions on how the area might he improved The forms were prepared by the Planning Department INSIDE YOUR TRIBUNE TODAY County is the key county in the 1960 election There should be no and certainly no friction in th organization H the party of are required to vote op enly they will be forced to taki sides The statement said that th he to open oli wounds that are better let The animosity and partisan ship will not show itself unl November the statemen went on It will then be to for the party to save Need Secret Ballot Only a secret ballot can as mre the party of victory i 1960 Democrats also are to sele county chairwoman at th convention tomorrow night t fill the place of J Pete Wakeland Crossword Editorials 16 Gallup Harrison Inquiring Patterns Pony Express II Robb 16 2 TV 13 TV Scout 13 Weather I Asphalt Sales Cited by Aide To Burroughs SANTA FE April 28 UP Standley special in- in the asphalt today asked the Department to ex- specifications he said mve aroused a suspicion hat they are intended only o eliminate competition The former attorney general now is making a study lor Gov John Burroughs He said that he feels the has ed its charge that a monopoly existed in the circumstances under which the bought asphalt from Malco Refineries h Cft of Santa Fe seems to be some conception of the nature of Standley said The Supreme Court long has stated that except for monopolies where the rales are controlled as is no uch thing as having a little it of monopoly It's like being liltle bit pregnant There ther is a monopoly or there If there is it thwarts ompetition The thwarting of ompetition is fundamentally a and insidious sore on he governmental body Hurt The State People keep saying that this hurt anybody Of course has hurt the state Any time ou strangle competition you hurting the people you are ealing with Asked whether the ration has proved its lon Paul Standley It ure doesn't need any more Mr Huss of the company says we It seems strange that stales receive lots of bids nd we receive very few that air specifications are drawn in uch a fashion that it seems mly one broker can possibly upply the state Standley asked the Highway for a detailed ex- planation why its asphalt differ from those of he Asphalt Institute which he aid he understands are ed by the federal government He said he wants to know those specifications contribute to the ability of 2 monopoly to control the sales of asphalt to the stale said a refinery ng all its production to the late as he said Malco did or Celling in big volume like the Co of Texas could afford to set its refinery lo conform with cial asphalt ever other refineries which might ordinarily bid on certain mailer areas and districts could not keep altering their refinery See 1 No Lounge Lizard WEST WARWICK R I April 28 OP lounges are getting ilous as the jungle Norman right ear was bitten by a gator in such an ment early today when he tried to pet the reptile kept by management attraction No it wasn't a Moore's Bid Apparent Low Moore Business Forms was the apparent low bidder today on furnishing county tax notices for 1959 The opened with two others by the County Com- mission this morning was 44.84 per thousand or Business Forms bid was and Ward son Printing Co Tabulation was incomplete on 1960 assessment notices and tax roll pages On the notices bid per thousand on bered and on bered notices Standard ter bid on H pound per and on 16 pound pa per Nebraska Co bid on 15 pound paper for 16 pound paper FOB Lincoln Neb bid per sand on 6000 tax roll pages Moore's bid per thousand on 5000 and on Freight and paper quality had to be figured In te de- termine and bot on
