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Page Independent, Gallup, New Mexico Monday, August 29,1955 Shiprock Labor Election Ordered R.und in 11: one and officer, ,1 likely h'ld nothing to do with 'Eggleton's dis- A and spadi lia.iul in i had been used the pan of En'letoifs wife." of Boilermakers. Iron WASHINGTON The National Labor Relations Hoard Monday ordered an election within 30 d.v-s at Uie uranium mill al Sluprock. N.M.. to decide whether certain employes are to repiesented by the International Motor Stock spotted on one of three double lane The hllmeing stock highways leading out of Albuqucr- ire furnished courtesy of Minor- 1 1 1 have been no la- Santa Fe. on slocks lalH.es recorded on any of these U'i 7 a 1 8V- 8', i.la 1.

I Builders. Blacksmiths. Korg- and a body lying! NUi hr) rul h( in a i a. M.I. six blocks fioiu iyp workers to be included in ttl.i-i.- eai f'rmd.

su ch an election. r. nfflrels sped t') the "JxxJv" turned' The said Jhe ejection out be a diuiik sleeping off a 'ihould include "all production and 1 I niainti'iiance employes. includ- ling plant clerical employes, labor- Quake Kccordcd Calif A and yard truck ilnveis. and ailli'i 2.20'J tin-road truck but exrlud- 1:1 an uNdrimmi-d ing office clerical employes, instni- 'ft.

ngi'teted at 2 meiit man, Mishei of the bull I Sund.iy by snMiio. guards, tcchniejil and pro- J'-'ph at California Institute emplovei. and supcrvis- 'I 1" Charles Kicei or, as defined in the act i.mi tl.e 'i stn.np! enough i in a union had appealed lo the 1 NLHM from a dccisifin by one of tin- boards hearing officers qhich mo.st nl the employes -luded in the ultimate order. IIICAliD I'l' The Cult I and CM ol "Mailing" gi.ti.iM.ms mill poiiitiy and egg HOLLYK'OOIJ I) I v.nikrT anil allrd for an lmmi-dl- Col'don. 27.

listed by Downbeat at. tnki. Delegates rejue. as the top saxophonist to workeis in tn was killed Sunday a.IN'' the nation his car collided with another -i Meek raj a blind mlerseclion. Asks On Slrikc Woikmen Sunday accused IJi'St SaXOpllOlllst DlCH WHY NOT BUY THE BEST? Ilcjf FratUrrs Tint Don wait Enjoy Lux- Homes Tho Most Wanlrd In OALLIIP! unzcd living at its beat! lt A 4 Katb Fastest delivery on early Selections! delay.

T'loors I'M. Saturday and Sunday 1:01) lo 11:110 Crulral llcal Slidini: (II. Door, III Dr. Ph. 439.

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Ki-rv. of M. Wt-slurn Uranium Ui aniuin Four Corners Ui'tmiL Hadiuin Mill Union Uranium Oliio Majorelle Wins HEBRON. Ohio Miss Carolyn Willis. Cheslcrfifld, S.

C-. I the- fo who model, qu a brunette was thf dwrum Moiitluy. MJ.ss Willis. 1(1. was crowned Miss Mn- jure.lc of 1955 uvt-r a field of biiton twirlers from 48 staUrs and Canada Sunday.

un Divided Roads on the four-lane (wwt'JJ. und onl.v one divided road west i. Brooks Quoted national statistics lo show that deaths fiverajic less two per millmn in divided highways, but from to nine per 100 million on two-lane roads. Statistics also show that most of those killed on st.ite highways arc passing through the state and un- awiti-f of the crackdown. Brooks used highway department figures to show that east of Clinos Corners, for example, only 0.9 per n-nt ol traffic involves cars registered in New Mexico.

Urooks said he believes marked police cars should be made visible Siinms' Intervention To Be Sought By Printers ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Allied Printing Trades Council Monday planned to ask Gov. John 1 V. Simm.s to force meeting bc- i tween the council and the State Fair Board. The council met Sunday to discuss whether or not to picket the state fair grounds at fairtime to (protest a printing contract which the board awarded to the Bishop Printing and Lithographing firm of Portales, a non-union shop.

Council President Even Hobinett said hj.s- group had Bought a meet- I ing with the fair board but that the board had refused to answer. The council has threatened to seek support from the Jockeys' Guild, which eould eliminate horse racing al the fair. Seven Die Operated Albiique rguc Cleaners at all time; unmarked cars should be used only to supplement the limited of state police vehicles. 'Unmarked cars slow down only the few they catch, he Paid. Marked cars on the other hand slow down Brooks pointed out that the tourist business is one of thu three top industries in the state, and urged po- to avoid practices that will these tourists Marsh operated a cleaning establishment in Albuquerque, to state policeman Jitn Clayton, but Jived in Saula Ft- with his wife and three children.

At Albuquerque, Thomas Hlmich- nrd. (i. 1 of Bakersficld, wcmld only put off the problem for from injuries lie earlier 18 months, when the next regular a wreck. At Doming. Wilfred M.

Hohmer. Camp Irwin. man. died 'rom injuries received called. said that if for some unforeseen reason the welfare department's plight should become Friday.

Another Camp Irwin a decision to use the general sur- man was killed instantly in the plus and not to seek additional accident, a car-truck revenue would onlv "magnify" the- ion. trouble. Saturday, at Albuquerque, 20- rnonth-old girl, Marie lather. Was killed when she was said. run over by a backing out of.

Should th. i driveway in which was play- for inn. Since the accident occurred In Plant Strike Ncariii" End MILWAUKEE. Wis. A strike by members of thu CIO United Auto Workers against the Allis-Chalmers Co.

dwindled to only two plants Monday. Union members were still out at the Springfield. 111., and Tcrrc Haute, Plants, despite a recommendation from UAW leaders here to return to work. About 2.200 employes returned to work at the Pittsburgh. plant during the weekend.

Workers at AJli.s-Chalmers West Bend. I.a Crosse. and Gadsdcn, plants had already gone back. About 47.000 employes are involved in the UAW demands on job reclassification. Mediator Nathan Kd rising or, who flew here from Aspen.

was to attempt to reach a between the two sides in sessions starting Monday. Tougher Policy On Violators Planned SANTA FE. N.M. Gov. John F.

Sirnrns revealed Monday i that he and the traffic safely committee were working out an even more stringent safety program than the present crackdown, as the state chalked up six more lives on its year's death record. He said the new safety program was expected to be in effect late this week, in time for the usual crush of Labor Day weekend traff lie said it would include greater use of and wider publicity, among other things. He pointed out that the present campaign of putting more than 100 unmarked cars into service to patrol highways was only a "stopgap" measure until a permanent program could be worked out. Actually, seven perstons died in mishaps over the weekend but one of those did not count on the highway toll since it occurred a private driveway. DAILY CROSSWORD Lady Bull Fighter Has Narrow Escape Sunday MEXICO CITY Lady bull- 'ighter Bcttc Ford was tossed by a bull and narrowly escaped being gored here Sunday.

Miss Ford. 24-year-old former New York model, was caught and tossed high into the air when wind blew her cape around her as the bull charged. But she scrambled to her feet and continued fighting and drew cheers from the crowd. She killed two bulls in her second big-time here. Critics said her cape work on the second bull was "extraordinary and praised her sword work as "excellent.

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Man's nnmo Italian pod 14. Qm-stiun 35. Mine entrance 17. Sun god 15. Native of Arizona 20.

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Build 43. Offlrr 41. Social class DOWN 1. Sacred bull 2. Native Of Turkey 3.

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Sweden -UP- Intern a Johannsson of Sweden Sunday knocked out Hein Ten i uf (jermany, In'iivyweight champion of Europe, at (10 seconds of the first round of a right rounder. i 1114 3-4 pounds to Ten 1-2 Ki'ttup decide it Is nei special session it is (pei-ted to further confer with the jvernor a jjo.s.sible date to start session. The governor has said he thought Srpl. 2J was a likelv date. 'Ihe Kovernor also hinted last i'ek that he rniKlit include traffic on the agenda if he calls other items were the Oracle to get Hut fvw, if any i-xpiTtecl t(, mak on the agenda.

In qui'Stionnairi's sent Item bv thc a nurnher of law- i makers have urKed that none o( the Iwiit nl the p.ift ses- ICK.D hi- hroimhl un again at the get ready now for SEASON! Dove Season Opens Sept. 1 WE HAVE ZUN1 RESERVATION DOVE DUCK HUNTING PERMITS NEW ITEMS WE HAVE 20 gauge, 16 gauge 12 gauge MAGNUM SHELLS GAME BAGS Redhead, Mi-sh Bottom Separate Shell $1" $2" Ammunition of all Kinds GUNS NEW USED WE WILL BUY or SELL! WESTERN AUTO STORE PHONE 203 228 W. BG ernor also has indicated I mijht the session's be limited as much pe Strauss Comments On Red Atom Lookj lioss of till 1 Atomic EluTKy CommisEion thinks it miuht U. ill! to Hus.siiin rxpri-ls tjike peak at US. nl.iinio plant, "under curtain AKC Cliainnan Strauss said visits now would be a "bit prrm.ituiv Hut said c(m n'lvably iniKht be aiTanKcii after the Four foreign ministers in (X-toliei-.

Slianss disetissed the novel possibility Sunday niHlit durinK a television interview. He had bren reminded that Britain let liussian seienlisls lake look al its atciniic installations week. The aloniic- chief said hi: miRht sujjpart a similar muve in tliis country under certain circnoistanc. rs. lie didnt elaboralc but he presumably means the Russian-, would be expected to afford tJ.S experts Ihe same opportunity and that no U.S.

Weapons secrets would be disclosed. Experts No Miracles NEW DELHI, India v.K. Krishna Menon, India's roving ambassador, said "no miracles" should be expected from the United States and lied China talks at Geneva. the Indian information service emoted Monday Menon was reported to have said he thought the Sino-Amcrican talks could produce "some Wont Ad? Call 1122! JOSEPH MAS5A01IA, P.oidsnt Hold MIRAMAR AND IUNQAI SANTA MONICA, Calif, WIUIAM W.DONNEUY. Monncjei Hotel SCHATOft SACRAMENTO.

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