Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 2

PaffB Two ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL DecemTier 1947 donation and that if no unfavorable action was taken within the next 30 days' continuous session, the bell was New Mexico's for the shipping charges. State Can Get Two New Mexico Bells State Opens Bids On Trucks Today to Wage RaiE2 SczilfcrGOs Second of Two In Burglary Case Is Sentenced Kids Jam Armory To Talk to Santa CaattaaeS frees rasa Oaa the Retail Merchant's Asm, said Tuesday. Santa will be "at home" at the SANTA FE, Dec. 2 It ap 6 IJShi tleatsis SANTA FE, Doc. 2 W) Bids will be opened tomorrow in the peared today that New Mexico will have two bells from the Clarence Benavidez, returned here a month ago from Los An geles, was sentenced to two to three years in prison Tuesday in state purchasing agent's office for a quantity of medical supplies for the Girls' Welfare Home in Albuquerque and two trucks for the State Game Department.

Officials Say Actisa Necesssiy to Li-htca connection with the burglary of the Galbreth Furniture 615 Armory again today and Thursday, from 3 to 4 p. m. And on Friday and Saturday he will be Bids have been asked by West Central, last February. Dis State Purchasing Agent H. N.

trict Judge Henry G. Coors pro there from 4 to 5. McDaniel for the following: In WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 Later on, he will make appear stallation of a water supply sys (APj CIO leaden today tem at Apodaca, Dec. 15: instal ances in other sections of the lation of 700 square yards of a third round city, but the exact spots have not been decided.

linoleum at the state tubercu postwar wage increases for losis sanitorium, Dec. 10; a quan "We are determined that everv GETTING TOGETCZat to talk over the halcyon days of way back U.S.S. New Mexico which would solve Gov. Mabry's distribution problem since both the University of New Mexico and the local American Legion post have asked for a bell. The governor today received a letter from Capt.

John B. Heff-ernan, curator for the Navy Department, advising him that New Mexico could have the USS New Mexico's 1100-pound bell if Congress did not disapprove and if the state could pay for having it shipped out here. The state already has an 800-pound bronze USS New Mexico bell in the capitol basement The governor had written asking the Navy how the state could get the bell currently on the battleship and for more information on the bell already in the state's possession. Heffernan explained that it had been customary to eauio tity of lumber for the State Home for the Ased at Las Vesas. child in the city will have a chance to see and talk with San the 6,000,000 members CIO unions.

ffff TWICE DAILY ONLY 90 Ml N. aw'pfv' BeJ" se ii and 9:53 p. m. Daily A7se sarvfee fa SAN ANTONIO COLO. SPRINOS DENVER uec.

10: and several hundred when are these New Mexico State Teachers College alumni, all of whom graduated before 1910. They are, left to right, Mrs. Edna Page Herndon, Mrs. Bella Gaddis Cox, Mrs. Nan McCulloch ta," Luttbeg said.

reams of paper for the State Meanwhile it was learned, from School of Mines. Dec. 10. President Philip Murray and the nine vice presidents of CIO made the announcement at the Kauffman, Melvin Porterfield, mayor of Silver City, Mrs. Lucy Contracts let recently bv Mc Th waits Seitzler, Mrs.

Maud Biggs Stratton, Mrs. Cora Miller Frank Fortenberry, chairman of the Heights Merchants Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, that Santa had a whole Diane load Holland, and Mrs. Barbara Wohlgemuth Spark. The picture was Daniel include: Printing of S00 copies of an auditing procedure end of an all -day meeting. They expressed their determination to taken at tne recent STC homecoming.

booklet for the state comptroller, of toys coming into Albuquerque iiaton Daily Range. $64.30: sev aaturaay morning at 10. Tighten the unbearable economic burden" they said had been eral hundred feet of concrete The plane will land at Cutter Gifts Pouring in; Portugal Stonn pipe for the State Highway De Carr field, and Santa will hm on partment, Tellyer Concrete Pipe hand to greet it. The tova will brought on "by price inflation. Te Start Bargalalna To this end," the union lead Kio Aiouquerque, be loaded into the Chamber's nounced sentence after Benevidez entered a plea of guilty to charges of grand larceny and breaking and entering.

Rings and watches valued at more than $4000 were taken in the burglary. Benavidez had been sought for months, before his arrest early in November by Los Angeles police. Charges were filed against him last March after, according to officers, he was implicated in the burglary by Robert EsquiveL The latter, arrested in Chihuahua, Mexico, when police found him selling rings on a street corner there, pleaded guilty last March to charges of grand larceny and breaking and entering and was given a two-to-three year sentence. Both men, when in Albuquerque, live south of the city. State Police Nab Youths For Theft of Car Here Capt.

Ed Jackson of the state police leaves today for Tucumcari to pick up juveniles held there for the theft of a car which was stolen from in front of EI Fidel Hotel here Tuesday. The two youths stole the car about 10 in the morning and were arrested some four hours later near Tucumcari by State Patrolman Lonnie Dennis. They are being held by the sheriff at Tu battleships in years past with Dzovns 160 in Sea Navajo Aid Plan Blankets State Chuck Wagon, and with Santa as a passenger, will proceed on two bells, that the New Mexico transport truck tractor for the State Highway Department, Oden Motor Albuaueraue. ers announced, "the CIO and its fffMiatod unions shall proceed Central into town, throueh the 481.50: and a heavy dutv motor OtPMONt centra Into town, throueh th LISBON. Portugal, Dec.

2 () was so supplied and that the bell in the basement presumably was one of the New Mexico's two bells at the time of its CeaHaaa froea rag Oaa CAU rows 11 Bs 2s vl' y) on all omcs business section, and then east to Wyoming. through the channels of collective ttprgaiwiwg to obtain substantial wage increases for the American workers to restore their loss in graaer zor tne Highway Depart-ment, Smith Machinery Co. Roswell. $10,438.76. fered trucks to aid in the hauling, and it was reported both the state NIITON MOTtV A 117-mile-an-hour hurricane struck the Portuguese north coast fishing fleet last night and Heffernan said he would re real income suffered through in flation and assure sustained pur and the city would be asked furnish trucks.

Must Buy Ten quest Congress to approve the today, killing at least 160 fisher- iLejlOn WlH Back Parole chasing power as the foundation The caravan will leave Albu men sinking mort For Tower thrket Gcunui Christmas Trees querque in one long line, escorted by State Police, Sunday, Dec for continued maximum employ snent and production." The CIO's demand posed I 4.UC- www ox idu men naa i Th Hiisi. a r.i.-.T. t.4 .1 vaiuiic rv ui 14, for Gallup. Albuquerqueans seeking Christ waanea asnore oy ronignx, the American Legion will back but many other, were believed nlea for the naroin fmm nri.nn Plans for the drive Friday and mas Trees at the Tiieras Ranter heavy additional probe 1m for the Administration, driving against edds to get President Truman's 10 Saturday are well under way. Station were advised Tuesday si a to have lost their lives.

A few of Albert T. Johnson, World War larger trawlers were able to re- veteran, serving a three year Children have been asked to point economic program through uiai wmie tne trees sell at from 10 to 20 cents each, depending on bring their gifts to school with 1 sentence tor. the holdup of the me size. rorest Service regula Republican congress. Tw CUls Belag Drawn aiaeu.

out a majority oi tne run- Tower Market last June 30. them on Friday morning, so the trucks can pick them up Friday afternoon. At Strooghurst School, tions require that a minimum mg cran were overaue and be-1 Members of the post voted to In an effort to meet congres purchase of $1 be made mean ucvau auau aimnnrf fha narnla cumcari. request, sional demands that it "get spe a i i. il m-m xwo uawicxa, eaoi caxryuiK I rcnrwa Atkinson, commander, ing 10 small trees or five larger ones.

Principal Walter McNutt announced 600 packages would be CHARGE FILED ucw ui iw men, wm wrccKea I gajrl. brought by the pupils for dis As the excess trees cannot be cific" on the program, the Ad ministration was drafting twe anti-inflation bills. At the same time, Bepresenta- An information charging Man tribution to the Indians. sold, Cibola Forest Supervisor uel Garley, Berenalillo, with vio tne naifjor entrance, or tne At the time of his arrest John-towns of Foz Dodouro and Fran- son said he had staged the holdup celos, respectively, and there to get funds with which to bring It was reported that nearly two wiiiis WUtbank suggested a num lation of state gambling laws has tire Crawford (R, Mich.) intro-tee to study what he called the ber of families group together to ww uuiy survivors irom his war-bride from England. dozen cities and towns in the state are conducting drives simi buy trees, getting them at the eaPra I fh Mwnetrw nt that Tnoular Mar.

lar to the one here It was reported that almost the Iv.t h.v low rates. Wiltbank said also the duced a resolution seeking creation of a special House commit-Influence of Administration policies on the inflation. Boy Scouts expected to have been filed in District Court by the district attorney. Garley, proprietor of Garley's Bar in Bernalillo, was arrested 10 days ago after the prosecutor's office seized a slot machine in the bar. He has been at liberty under $500 lu UI popuiauon oi I ii he is paroled the village of Afurada.

near the a trees for sale at the ranger sta INDIAN CONGRESS URGES QUICK AID TO NAVAJOS tion, at reasonable prices, which aV' Staffer Fom SANTA FX, Dec. 2 UP) Dis in the place wa widowed. bond. trict Judge W. B.

Johnson. Law Psrtnerthip can be bought individually. Bafl Presents Paper Hurray told reporters that the first of the collective bargaining negotiations probably will start early next year. His own steel workers' union, however, will not it was the worst storm In mod Cherokee Indian from Claremore, em Portuguese ntstory. I shaffr anri RnW To Road Research Board LaFollotte.

Altmauatraua attnr. Okla, today described the plight of the Navajos as a "national disgrace," as a score of New Mexico lid ted by Mayor Raymond G.lneva. have formed a nartnerihin Schilling Spices and Extracts make Christmas Foods what you want them to a real Holiday Joy! Check your cupboard now to make sure jom have a fresh, complete assortment on hand. There are 36 Schilling whole and ground spices and 29 extracts, flavors aiid food coiors, a Schilling Professor E. B.

Bail, materials Hollis, and Lordsburg. where the under the name of LaFollette communities threw their support engineer and head of the State behind two drives to send imme same organizations will be ap- Shaffer, they announced Tues HOW DUFF'S MIX for Delicious UOT ROLLS diate relief supplies to the Indian peaieo to oy it. vearie Payne, day. Highway Testing Laboratories at the University of New Mexico. reservation.

speaker ox the State House Oil The firm's offices are in the Judge Johnson, here to attend is attending the meeting of the National Highway Research Representatives. McNabb Building, Fourth and Mabry Urges Support Central, where LaFollette has the three-day convention of the Board in Washington, D. C. Additional support came today maintained his office for some National Congress of American uau win present a paper on from Governor Mabry in a proc- time. Both attorneys have prac epen negotiations until April.

This was taken to mean that some other CIO group such as the United Auto Workers, the maritime unions or the United Electrical Workers will start the ball rolling. Bepes Ag1 Strikes "We are all living in hope that tt will not be necessary to have strikes." Murray told a questioner. The so-called first round of wage increases after V-J Day amounted generally speaking to 18H cents an hour and were obtained in the spring of 1946. A second round, of 15 centsi went through last spring. Indians, of which he is president, told reporters he had written to method of determining thick lamauon calling atienuon to tne tlced here a number of veara.

penoa uec. a-i as one in which Shaffer is a former assistant U.S President Truman urging him to ask Congress to make "speedy nesses of base course under flexible type pavements for highways and airports. This is a snecial ail citizens Of New Mexico and district attorney here. a I tJXirtiri WATER frO off provision for the immediate needs aii organizations may contribute development under Bail's super of the Navajos." money, food and clothes so IFLIOT STILL SERIOUS Asks State. Federal Aid that we may help our own." Glenn Simmons local pilot vision ana nas drawn much interest from other states.

He uUl The judge said the Indian con xne ii oi caravan Dartlcl-1 who crashed Nov. 9 near Sando- gress, which opens its convention pants, pledging a truckload of vaL was reported still in serious also lead a discussion of methods of measuring the strength of soils used in highwav construction. Thursday, will consider the Nav supplies by i December, condition at St Joseph's Hospitsl lengthened as Artesia. Socorro ITuesdav. Simmons Irwt a 1rmt anrl ajo relief problem and he added that the Indian organization uiovis, ortaies.

Las Unices and an eye in the crash, and one side tne state capital ioined. of his face wu crushed LEAGUE MEETING The Pfc. Gordon L. Vinson n. hoped that federal and state officials will "do something about Earlier pledges were from tachment of the Marine Coma Albuquerque.

Las Vesas. Raton. RAZOR VICTIM 'FAIR this disgraceful starvation and improve the economic status of League will hold a meeting at the Fir. Vtctn Lircd Here Dr. Elizabeth R.

Withrow, 39. who perished Sunday morning a a fire in her home in Corsi-cana. Tex-, practiced in Albuquerque in 1941 and 1942. Her offices were located on East Springer, Roy, Alamogordo, Robert M. Williams, 56, found Carlsbad, Tucumcari and Santa unconscious in his hotel room the Indians and come to an agree' nugn a.

Carlisle Post of the American Legion tonicht at 8. e. Sunday with a score of what do ment on what agency is to act on John Schwartz announced Tues MUMIN Also loading? freight cars for lice said were self inflicted razor the Indian welfare." day. Bringing to 20 the number of tne Jaycee tram are Roswell. I wounds on his left arm, was re communities behind the joint re Albuquerque.

Hobbs and Tu- ported still in "fair condition" at Central. She was in Joint practice with her husband. Dr. John r.r..":5-TI lief efforts, these were added to cumcari. I St.

Joseph's Hospital Tuesday day: At window Rock. James night. LEUiUE'S WEDNESDAY M. Stewart. Navajo agency sun D.

Withrow. Destkj gd Fcstrsb Clayton, whose Mayor Doug Cornwall promised one or more BB- erintendent. said the Indian truckloads of supplies; Mountain service had authorized use of fWTB-Mnml Milllll for Mr. part or the original $53,000 Nav. air, where Mayor "Tiny" Wells took over leadership of the drive; 2 ajo relief appropriation, for Tnaiss S- Caaeaa wiH ba conducts from ha Baa Nip da Mart Church Wednaa-itlLB.

wbere Bar. Ft. M. Ua- iteming, wnere waiter Measday. transportation of relief supplies artim vfll eclabrau Mm, Acttre pall.

rancher and businessman, sug expected to arrive in Gallup by a ran are Antanlo Ooraes. Slmoa Sallr- gested a truckload of pinto beans; carioaa iots soon. Taos, wnose Chamber of Com punnEY DLAniiETs Nationally Famoas, each Lonla Bannan: Jonn w. uuran, Jaha Taldra and Victor Oarela, Honorary aal lb eaters: James CrUorus. Rama Ida SarrlciBo Paul Nunea, Uanuel Sis- raerce and Lions Club will be so- aaraa.

Baa Gntterras and Joe Oallegoa. LwwJ LwwJL NOSIOBOPg Interment win be made In Calvary Cemetery with Rev. Fr. R. M.

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Father Atkinson will celebrate Man. Interment will be at San Joee Cemetery at ArmUo. The folio wine will bo pallbearer: Carlo SaaTedra. Henry Springer. Juan Pad 11 la.

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