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Page Twenty ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL December 8, 1952 Today 's Crossword Puzzle CENTRAL ELECTRIC MOTOR WORKS Re-Windingr, Rebuilding All Makes Electric Motors Albuquerque, N. M. 2409 Fourth St. NW Ph. 3-3380 A.

J. ADAMS, Prop. Sprager Transfer Co. PhtM J-6651 Furniture and Plan Mcrimg Fnraitnr Store Cold Store for Tun nioL. co.

VALLI ANT PRINTING CO. 613 Gold Ave. SW Expedition' Planned NEW YORK, Dec. 7 (JP) Plans for a six-month expedition to the Bahama Islands to collect insects and reptiels were announced today by the American Museum of Natural History. Three scientists and Horace S.

Van Voast a Schenectady, N. boat owner, will make the trip by sailboat, leaving Dec. 15. Announcements Regular Session Ballut Ab- yad Shrine A.A.O Monday 8:00 P.M. Reading of delinquents.

Attendance Gifts. Refreshments. Special Memorial service. PADS TABLE U.S. General Sees Chiang Kai-shek TAIPEH, Formosa, Monday Dec.

8 (JP) Maj. Gen. William C. Chase returned Sunday from private talks in Korea with President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower and then conferred with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, Nationalist sources said.

The head of the U. S. Military Assistance Advisory Group had no comment for reporters wh met him at Taipeh's Pine Hill airport. While no public hint has been given here as to what Chase told Eisenhower in Seoul, the MAAG chieftain is known to have a high estimate of the potentialities of the forces now guarding this Nationalist stronghold. Press reports from Seoul indicated he gave the next White House chief a favorable picture of the situation here.

There was no immediate indication how long Chase and Chiang conferred, or the nature of the talk. Eisenhower's visit to Korea was the subject of a great deal of editorial speculation in Nationalist newspapers Sunday. CUSTOM MADE TO FIT YOUR TABLE PERFECTLY Many Different Patterns and Colors to Choose from. Inexpensive and Positive Protection for Your Table. FREE ESTIMATES Virgil's Linoleum Shade Co.

222 Third St. NW Phone 7-8920 IU ATTENTION WELL DRILLERS RANCHERS COMPLETE STOCK USED PIPE 4" up to 20" TANK USED AND NEW ALBUQUERQUE IRON METAL COMPANY 1012 North First St. Phone 3-5242 11 12 13 'A 15 l9 4 16 19 22 23 21 1 2S 30 31 A 3 35 3b 3d 39 41 42 43 45 sT 50 5. 54 A HORIZONTAL l.hit S. situation 9.

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Average time PUtributed by King Phone 3-4511 Old Mattresses Made New You owe yourself a good night's sleep Is your present bedding lumpy, saggy, tired? PHONE TODAY for PRICES Factory and Showrooms 1511 Central Ave. E. Dial 3-1771 Bookkeeper Stenographer Wanted: Combination bookkeeper and stenographer to manage the office of a real estate firm. Must be competent in both lines real estate experience not Write in your own handwriting, givinr education, experience and references. R.

D. WAGGOMAN CO. REALTORS INSURERS 111 Carlisle Blvd. SE Regular Conclave Pilgrim Commandery No. 3 Knights Templar Tuesday Dec.

9th 7:30 p. m. Election and installation of Officers. Final reading of delinquents. Stated meeting San Mar-cial Chapter No.

34 O.E.S. 8:00 p. m-. Election of officers. 8000 XMAS TREES 5219 Central Ave.

E. (at the Ice Berg) Phone 6-3751 CHRISTMAS Tiwo Decorations Lighting Ornaments Cards Tags Metallic Wrappings Strings Toys Gifts Boxes Light Bulbs. "THRIFTY" 1114 North 4th Tnti P. M. Open Sunday We Warehouse EVERYTHING Individual Modern Office Space; 20,000 sq.

ft, warehouse area available; 5 acres of man-proof fenced area, well lighted insured for storage of whatever, you have. Reasonable rates. 2600 Broadway SE Phone 2-4452 NEW MEXICO WHSE. STORAGE 1 Saturday's puzzle. nnfnw uulI LyJ Li II 1F1EW A MA ulg AMU "TAIL InieiS ts AR6 Ef ig El eIpieIei iflEINI TI IPIU Kl SI fPlolslTtEl ISIAMlISL 1 lELjLMs EiNiEiTriElffiAi IsIeIni Get cash your way and fast from friendly, considerate people who make the loan in your beat interest.

When approved you elect payment date when you want the cash how long you want the loan; Wide variety of payment plans. FREE ESTIMATES, TERMS CALL. 5-7317 Contract Guaranteed PLUMBING B. car this fX appears a affl falors plumbing and hearing Installations. It guarantees replacement ander manufacturer's warranty affording te the ttbeaula Associated Plumbing, Heating afe Piping- Contractors of New Mexico HOUSEWIVES' HOPE! Let BOB brighten ycuria with hi famous merriment guest start and funster-announcer Bill Goodwin THE BOB HOPE DAYTIME RADIO SHOW every weekday 11:45 a.

m. presented by JeO-O KOB, NBC Radio, dial 770 BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS NBC AFFILIATE SQOOOWaffs MORNING AND AFTERNOON 1:00 Ufs Can Be Beautiful 1:15 Road of Life PAG 1:30 Pepper Younc's Family PAO 1:45 Right to Happiness PAQ 2:00 Backstage Wife PAG 2:15 Stella Dallas Sterling Young Widrier Brown Sterling 2:45 Woman in My House Sweetheart 3:00 Just Plain Bill Whitehall 3:15 Front Page Farrell Whitehall 3:30 Lorenzo Jones 3:45 Doctor's Wife Ex-Lax 4:00 Dr. Paul Wewon Oil A Snowdrift 4:15 Brighter Day PAO 4:30 Dick Bills Show 5:00 Santa, Dick A Jonny Montgomery Ward 5:15 Dick Bills Show JAJ Motor Pules 5:30 News of the World Miles Labs. 5:45 Tom Doyle, News Lavallte-Polar 6:55 New Mexico News Btudebaksr DECEMBER 8.

1952 :45 Will Harrison from Ranta Fe One Man's Family Miles Labs. :15 Tom Doyle News Oden Chevrolet 8:30 Railroad Hour Assn. of Amir. R.R. 10:00 Dick Bills Show Postal Finance Back to the Bible 11:00 News 11 n't lock Final 11:05 Music on the Nightwatrh 11:55 News Summary 12 Mid.

Sign Off 6:30 TV Varieties Zip Potato Chips. Lino's House of China, Maisei's Indian Trading Post 6:45 Those Two PAG 7:00 Balance Your Budget SealT 7:45 Perry Como Show Chesterfields :00 Amos A Andy Blatz Beer 8:30 Wrestling from Ice Arena Galles Motor A Coors Beer 9:30 RCA Victor Program 10:00 Robert Montgomery Theatre Est Pinza In "The Valerie Special" stations la the publle Interest KVER KOAT "Beneficial SYSTEM leans $25 te $500 en Signature, Furniture or Aute 3 COMPAMrfj THAI tfKfS TO SAT tlf finance co. solatioa: J7 minutes. Futures Syndicate mm 7 convenient offices which Is nearest you? ALBUQUERQUE 2 OFFICES Ground Floor, 222-4 th Street, N. ALbuquerque 2-S215 3rd Floor, 320 West Central Avenue.

Phono 3-S651 CARLSBAD. Floor, 213 South Canyon St 5-3663 CLOVIS Ground Floor, 114 East 4th Street Phono 3469 ROSWELL. Floor, 323 N. Richardson Ave Phono 571 SANTA Ground Floor, 220 Galisteo Street Phone 3-7333 HOBBS Ground Floor, 204 North Turner Phone 3-6241 leans made te residents cf all surrounding towns It 14 20 2b 27 2 29 32 33 37 40 14- 01 47 48 49 52 55 VERTICAI, 1. pooh! 2.

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CHRISTMAS TREES 10,000 to Choose From One Tree or 9 TRUCKLOAD Wholesale Retail SAM'S MARKET 519 Bridge SW 3-2124 Open Sunday PHONE 2.44Q4 Ambulance 3iUi FRENCH-FITZGERALD MORTUARY 24-HOUR SERVICE AMBULANCE 3-4571 EXTER MORTUARY STRONG-THORNE AMBULANCE MORTUARY announcing YOUR OLD RELIABLE RADIO MAN is back at his shop with a laree selection of radios, TV's, phonographs, recorders, radio tubes and parts that I personally ruarantee and service. SAM WEXLER "In Radio Since 1920" 5504 CENTRAL EAST S) for Christmas Shopping? 10 AND WEDDINO RINGS The official Daily News said. r'The future U. S. President is not likely to enlarge the war in Korea, but more effective action against the Reds can be expected." FOURTEEN ARE KILLED MANILA, Monday, Dec.

8 (JP) Fourteen persons were killed over the weekend in engagements between Communist Huks and government forces. We Rent EVERYTHING Ford Tractors, Front end loaders, trucks winch, dump, flatbed. Compressors, Motor Graders, Caterpillars, Safeway Scaf-folds. EVERYTHING YOU NEED with or without operators. 2222 Broadway SE Phone 2-4452 NEW MEXICO EQUIPMENT CO.

Exclusively at Central at Second Emmett "Texas Slim" Vestal MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Bible Chapel Tabernacle 3810 Fourth NW SEE AND HEAR in sound moving: pictures the LIFE STORY of former outlaw, "Texas Slim" Vestal. A walking: miracle of God's saving: iiai ft i ENGAGEMENT On770 TODAY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 5:30 5:35 6:15 6:30 Ftve-thirty Club Wik Up Tlm New Mexico Farm and Horn Jonny Show to 9:30 Mead Hdws. A. Ray Barker; Nutrena. Feeds: 1:15 Tom Washinicton vi, Griff ith's-S.

W. Borden's; Ralnbo Bread Bob and Ray Tom Washington Show Strike It Rich Colgate Double or Nothing Campbell Soup Welcome Travelers PAG News Summary It Happened Today Personalities In the News Rtrombergs Bob Hope Daytime Show Jello Hits and Hints with Bob Watson Dick Bills Noonday Roundup Tom Dnylr J. Korber Co. Inside Hollywood Hazel Bishop 8:30 9:45 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:31 11:35 11:40 11 :45 12:00 12:15 13:45 12:55 MONDAY NIGHT, H. V.

Kaltenbnrn Rainbo Bread Charlie Teas Sports Petri 6:30 Voice of Firestone Firestone 7 :00 Telephone Hour Bell Svstem 7:30 Guy Lombardo Pub. Ser. Co. of N.M. :00 Meredith Wilson Show 8:30 John Cameron Swavze jnogen iavia win :35 Medley Serenade HOLIDAY CASM Auto Signature Dial 3-7334 grace.

Different than any-thin? you will have ever seen. Don't miss it! LAYMAN'S WEEK FOLLOWS Tuesday thru Friday. Music, singring-, testimonies and preaching: all by laymen. TUESDAY NIGHT Joe Mason and Farty in WEDNESDAY NIGHT Sargeant Rother and Party from the base in charge. THURSDAY NIGHT John Biade and Arthur Op-perman in charge.

FRIDAY NIGHT Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Oppernfan in charge. LADIES NIGHT. Everybody welcome.

A great week that will be different. Testimonies such as you never heard. Services 7:30 sharp, out by 9:00 p.m. Willard H. Pope, Minister Arthur C.

Opperman, Associate III ONE TRIP FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON Don't borrow unnecessarily, but if a loan is the right answer, come to Tbuenal. It'a "yes promptly to 4 out of 5 men and women. Over a million loans made to satisfied customers last year. Phone first for a one-visit loan, write, or come in today. Furniture Real Estate (small) 1517 FOURTH ST.

SW E- KOB-TV PROGRAMS CHANNEL 4 A friendly, low-cost loon service Pleasing you assures our success! EClREdPATRICK FINANCE CO. 1126 SECOND ST. NW 2:45 3:00 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4 JO 4:45 5:00 to 3:00 Test Pattern Welcome Travelers Ecko Ware tk Procter A Gamble The Guiding Light PAO Love of Life American Home Prod. Search for Tomorrow PAO Arthur Godfrey Show Frigidalre Kate Smith Show PAO To Be Announced Howdv Doodv 6 :00 Test Patters This Is the Life Bpaea purchased by the following Mon. KGGM Dec.

8 CBS 61 ABC 1240 LEGAL, NOTICE NOTICE OP BOND SALE BERNALILLO COUNTT. NEW MEXICO GENERAL OBLIGATION HOSPITAL BONDS S750.000.0O DATED JANUARY 1. 1953 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. i that the Board of County Commissioners of Bernalillo County. New Mexico, will on i Tuesday, the 6th day of January.

1953, at 2-00 o'clock P. at the office of said: Board, in the County Court House. Albu- querque. New Mexico, receive sealed bids and publicly open the same for the purchase of Bernalillo County, New Mexico, General Obligation Hospital Bonds in the! aggregate principal amount of $750,000.00, In denominations of $1,000.00 each. Said 'bonds shall bear date as of the first day of January, 1953, shall bear Interest at a rate or rates not exceeding three and one-half per centum 3) per annum, pay-! aDte semiannually un mov January and July In each year, commencing January 1.

1954, both principal and h.in, iMvihii at the office of the County Treasurer of Bernalillo County, Al-', Mexico. Said bonds shall mature serially in regular numerical order firm ill nt JinuarT in each of the years hereafter designated, as follows: Vnmhni Amount Tear (Both Inclusive) Maturing: 1 90 $90,000.00 1 149 59,000.00 150 20S 59,000.00 209 267 59,000.00 263 328 69,000.00 327385 59.000.00 358 444 59.000.00 445 503 69.000.00 504 562 59,000.00 563 621 59.000.00 822 60 59,000.00 6S1 150 70.000.00 MMunns 1954 1955 1958 1957 195S 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 $750,000.00 The bonds maturing on January 1. 1964. and thereafter, will be subject to prior redemption in inverse numerical order at the option on January 1. W3.

-or-on any interest payment date thereafter, -1 of the principal amount thereof plus accrued Interest to the redemption date. 6aid bonds shall constitute the General Obligation Bonds of Bernalillo County and -shall be payable from general ad valorem taxes without limitation of rate or amount. Bidders are required to submit separate bids for each issue specifying a) the lowest rate of interest and premium, if any. above par. at which such bidders will purchase said bonds; or lowest rate of interest at which the biddei purchase said bonds at par.

Proposals must be enclosed In a sealed envelope marked on the outside 'Proposals for Bonds." and addressed to Ramon a Montoya. County Clerk. Bernalillo County, Albuquerque. New Mexico. j- anVI tn the bidder leaking th best ma xor nm ihw, ri -i-e mrnnnt authorities DSIU WlllAa XO XlKUi.

v. r-" to reject any and aU bids and readverUse said bonds for sale. It is permissible to bid different interest rates xor ins Nona of the bonds shall be sold at less -1 Int.r.vt thA date insu par suu of delivery to the purchaser, nor hail any aiscounv ur tuuiuiiaa.vu Shall be made available for delivery by the County to the purchasers as soon as redsonaDiy posaioie -ale. All bids shall be sealed and. except the 'bid of the State of New Mexico, if one is "received, shall be accompanied by a de-- posit of five (5 percent, either cash or ccniim cucta.

wi 1 company, or tne amount or mi uiu, jable to the County of Bernalillo, New Mexico, which deposit shall be promptly re- -J .1. KM fa mt Pr.Tlt.H thA tl posit of the best bidder for each Issue Deing creauea jjuh-ujsci i. time of delivery of the bonds (without accruing interest); and if the successful bidder shall fail or neglect to complete the day following the acceptance of his bid, V. h. fnr.

TH0 CIDUUilfc ilia uvi.uax feited to the County of Bernalillo, New jdexioo, ana in mat event wiw xiu County Commissioners of said County may accept the bid of the one making the next best bid; or if all bids are rejected, auch corporate authorities shali readvertise said bonds for sale In the same manner as frovlded for the original advertisement, there are two or more equal bids, and auch bids are the best bids received and sot less than par and accrued interest, -the said Board of County Commissioners ehall determine which bids shall be accepted. Bidder shall be required to furnish the. printed bonds. The successful bidder or bidders will be required to accept delivery of and to make payment for said bonds at aome -Albuquerque bank a soon as the bonds are ready for delivery to the purchaser; -or-at the successful bidder's request and at -his expense, delivery will be made else- where as requested. The legality will be approved by Messrs.

-Pershing, Bosworth, Dick St. Dawson, Attorneys at Law, Equitable Building. Denver. Colorado, whose opinion; together with a certified transcript of the legal proceed- Ings, will be furnished the purchaser with- out charge. DATED at Albuquerque, New Mexico, this 1st day of December, 1952.

H. J. GOLIGHTY Chairman. Board of County Commissioners Bernalillo County. Nsw Mexico (SEAL) Attest: RAMONA MONTOYA Journal Dec 8, 15, 22.

1952. IMPORTED HOOKED RUGS at tremendous savinrs terms If desired THE FREED CO. 1501 North First if vl 6 A SOUr Folly Spanish ft to 6 a 15 30 Rocky Rauch Show ftj .30 Spanish Hour World News 6 to 6 45 :45 Spanish Hour Rollle'. Folly World New. 7:00 CBS News of America Rollie's Folly Morning Watch Hollf" Folly MornnSwalch Rollie's Folly Morning Watch :45 Clock News 7:55 and John Conte Morning Watch 8:00 Arthur Godfrey Times Breakfast Club Cecil Brown A1hu' Breakfast Club Morning Watch Breakfast Club Morning Watch :45 Little Godfrey Breakfast Club Morning Watch 9:00 Arthur Godfrey Time Shopping with Bee Ladies Fair :1 5 Arthur Godfrey Time Shopping with Bee Ladles Fair :30 Judy and Jane Break the Bank Queen for a Day Rosemary Break the Bank Queen for a Day al afA Wendy Warren A News News A Jack Berch Curt Maseey ff :15 Woman's Club Secy.

Betty Crocker Capital Commentary 111 :3 HeIen Trent My True Story Snag Solvers :45 Our Gal Sunday Jk Whispering Sts. Snag Solvers Big Sister Whispering Streets Cedrle Poster :15 Ma Perkin KOAT Calling Town Crier :3 Bing Sings KOAT Calling Charles AnteB :45 White Kins; News Skyharbor Open House 2nd Mrs. Burton Skyharbor Open House 1 :15 Perry Mason Hoffman Hostess World News I iM Korber Weather-News Paul Harvey Kddy Arnold; Lyrics I si :45 The Brighter Day Trading Post Luncheon Lyrics 1H Aunt Jenny 11 Ring Show Classified Psge :15 House Party, with Meet Your Neighbor Harmony Lane aj :39 Art Llnkletter Meet Your Neighbor What's Cooking Irl :45 C. Smith; Home Folks and Club "150" Paula Stone 2:00 Happens Every Day Betty Crocker Hora Mexicana Women's News 2:25 Meet Your Neighbor Hora Mexicana :30 Matinee Melodies Radio Rodeo Hora Mexicana :45 CBS Radio News 2:53 Tennessee Ernie Hora Mexicana 3:00 Afternoon Concert News-Souvenir Song Suenos de Tafova :15 Afternoon Concert Welcome to Albuq. Suenos de Tafnv.

:3 Chapel of the Air Cal Tlnney Mac with Rord. :4 Three-Quarter Tim. and Betty Crocker Mac with Record. 4:00 Allan Jackson, News Sammy Kaye Orch. News Hits :1 5 Western Roundup Fantasia Mexicana Western Hits :30 Western Roundup Fantaaia Mexicana Wei.

tern Hits t5 Sport Report, Fantasia Mexicana Western Hits :00 Beulah Show Spanish News Bobby Benson News; Weather 5 Fantasia Mexicana Bobby Benson :3 Bob Crosby Club 15 Alegria Infantil Bill Hlckok Edw. R. Murrow. News Paul's Pet Platters BIH Hlckolc Suspense: Elliott A Paul's Pet Platters Gabriel Heatter :15 Cathy Lewis Elmer Davis Fulton Lewis AlhVr fportsreel Moran's 3ports Beat Talent Scouts Keynotes by Carls Musicals 7:0 Lux Radio Theatre: Henry J. Taylor BIH Henry.

News Tour star Tlm Ives Show Ji The People Speak Woman of the Year Dishonorable" The People Speak Woman of the Year 5aW how MusioforYou Christmas In 5lHwk Show Musl You Albuquerque Si TX2.ut: A('m" Muslo for You Latin Am. Serenade Th Three Buns Muslo for You Latin Am. Serenade N'wi John Daly Latin Am. Serenade Most Hu Dream Harbor Latin Am. Serenade :3 Most Mugfe The People Speak Latin Am.

Serenade Mostly Music The People Speak Latin Am. Serenade si wewa: 1 Bv News-Village Parson Frank Edwards If Music; Weather 10:25 Spins A Needles Guest Star I I 1 :30 Music You Want Edwin C. Hill Sandman Serenade 1 a WatQ It Spins A Needles Sandman; News Max Roby. News Spins A Needles News and Sandman Let's Go to Town Spins A Needles Sandman Serenade :3 Monti- Musie Spina A Needles Sandman Serenade :45 News iTl-al 11 :5 until 1 a. m.

Sandman Serenade REGULARLY Make it a regular habit to have your clothes Excelsioriied. They'll feel better look better and last longer. Excelsiorized dry cleaning, is ECONOnCAL, THOROUGH DEPENDABLE -mr mum A USE OUR CONVENIENT DRIVE IN STATION ALWAYS FREE PARKING The Loan Man You can borrow from $20 to $500 if you can pay back a small installment each month. Loans are made for periods of 24 months or longer. A loan today two years to pay.

Remember! It's Easy To Do Business With DOC! "DOC" FULLER the loan man 207 Gold Ave. SW Phone 3-3739 LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING 522 SECOND N. V. .4.

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