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April 101948 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Pat Fire Western Povrs Push Trieste fe European ReM Flow Is Started Cealiaoed fresa Fag On keep their pledge to help each other instead of relying on American help and self-help. "One reason that I am hopeful of success is that the European countries are pledged to mutual help," said Hoffman. "Unless they meant business of that, well miss our bet" Hoffman, a Republican manufacturer who has never had a major strike, took his oath before Mr. Truman and the cab OATH Of OFFKf aa chalrmaa of the GvO Aeronautics board Is taken by Joseph J. O'CbnneU, (right), with Chief Justice Harold W.

Stephens officiating. O'Connell succeeds J. If. Landis. (International) Japanese government, the opinion added.

The twin ruling reversed a lower court decision. -f- 1 ii i. i I Debt Payment in Jap Currency Ruled Legal MANILA, Saturday, April 1C (JP) The Philippines Supreme court ruled today that payment oi debts in Japanese military currency during the occupation was legal. Furthermore, the court held th- japanese military was witnin in ternational law in liquidating al non-Filipino banks. Such banks should try to collect from the -v BEIX FROM THE U.S.S.

NEW MEXICO FINALLY FINDS A HOME, and is ready to begin the 40-foot climb to the bell tower atop the University administration building. Here (left to right), Bill Erwin, new Alpha Phi Omega president; Tom L. Popejoy, president-elect of the Andy Mitchell, P. V. Thorson, both prominent in the service fraternity activities; and Daryle E.

Keefer, head of admissions; lend a hand as the bell is readied for hoisting. The 1000-pound bell will be officially presented to the University at 9 a. April 17, by Governor Thomas J. Mabry and immediately will peal out the beginning of Fiesta Day. Below, the bell being pulled to the top by the buildings and.

ground crew with the aid of equipment from the department of Anthropology operated by Dr. Oral here confirmed reports from Trieste that Britain and the United States as occupation authorities in a party, of free territory of Trieste are planning to turn over considerable local government power to the largely Italian native population next Monday. This is being planned regardless of Russia's view on the larger problem of the future of Trieste. The American request for "an early expression of the views of the Soviet Government on the Trieste proposal and the suggestion for the Paris meeting were made in a note which Under Secretary of State Lovett sent to Soviet Ambassador Alexander S. Panyushkin' here late this At the same time Lovett sent a note to Italian Ambassa dor Alberto Tarchiani proposing the Paris meeting and ask ing for the Italian Government's reaction to that idea.

The British French sent parallel notes and a simultaneous announcement was arranged in all three capitals for 6 p.m. EST. Officials also said that it was expected that if the Paris meeting plan is accepted the conference would include at least five powers, the Big Four and Italy There appeared to be some belief that other nations with a special interest in Trieste, notably Yugoslavia, might request representation. LEGAL NOTICES ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE No. lM-Probat County.

New Mexico. Ritter. deeeMed. Notic is hereby given that the undersigned wm, on the 17th day of March. 1948.

duly appointed administrator of the estate of Guy Ritter, deceased, by the District court of Bernalillo County, and having qualified aa such administrator, All tVMnm tiavln estate of aaid decedent are hereby notified and required to present tho aame to the Undenl n-Vt In mm a vltkl. the time prescribed by lav. ustca Apru IMi. ROT T. KUawORTH.

Journal. April IT. May 1. W. State of New Mexico, count af hno.

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B. Darls. lain tiff vs. Anna. A Daris, defendant Noncx op snrr The Stat of New Mexico To the a bore turned defendant uxlnil whom substituted serrte Is hereby sought to be obtained, yon are hereby notified that the above named plaintiff hat filed suit against yon In th District Court af Bernalillo County.

New Mexico, being cause no. in wnicn Diainmi nrays for- an absolute divorce and dissolution of the bonds of matrimony and for a determination of th property rights of th parties, which are th objects of said suit; you are further notified that unless you enter your appearance hi aaid cause on or before th 33nd day of May. IMS, Judgment will be rendered In said cause against yon by default and th relief prayed for In th complaint will be granted. Th Dlaln tiffs attorneva an Rude. Dickason and Sloan, whose post office ad ores i box so, saouquerque.

New Mexico. IS O. WRIOBT, Clerk. Journal. AprU IS.

17, it. May 1. IMS. Redman Photo 36 rjm flpu inet, 'then entered his first cab-: inet meeting. There he heard an aoreal for standby federal authority over prices, rationing and the flow of materials, voiced by Chairman Edwin G.

Nourse on behalf of the President's Council of Economic Advisers. Our Business ResLSent FLOOR COVERINGS Goodyear Rubber Tfle-Tex Asphalt Cork Tile Grease Proof Tile SOUND CONDITIONING Acoutti-Celotex CERAMIC TILE Baths Kitchens Quarry Tile M0DERNF0LD DOORS The Movable Wall METAL PARTITIONS By Martin Parry ROOF DECKS INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE FINISHES Steelcote Our floor design service includes complete color schenes and scale of miniatures, in colors if JAY G3EAH corraiTio: RosweB AssWeersjae Pas Controls, Higher Taxes CaatiasjeS turn Pag Oa tably involves some sacrifice of civilian types of consumption. It 'is our particular application of the old' alternative of 'guns or butter." The group insisted that the na i tion can take "in its stride" the boost in the defense program to 14 or 15 billion dollars a year, but that, controls are needed be cause the heaviest impact will fall "where shortages have been severe and persistent." The 4.8 billion dollar annual tax cut enacted by Congress over President Truman's veto was called "imprudent." The council suggested that the President demand new taxes in proportion to or in anticipation of all increases in defense expenditures not offset by econo- mies in other directions. A regimented economy is not necessary now, the council aaid, but it explained that "the defense plan now proposed may soon prove to be inadequate." A boot lft-Point Program As matters stand, the asked enactment with some. ex tensions of the 10-point economic program which the President sub- nutted to congress last iNovem ber.

High points in this program, which the Republican Congress i i i i i promptly sneivea, wen cukuvci price-wage- ceilings and rationing powers. Specific proposals by the councij included: 1. The President should be givr power to prepare a price ana rationing system "and to put into effect selectively as conditions require." This should be by prohibitions against wage increases which would cause price rises. 2. Industrial rationing and re lated control measures should be promptly enacted to buud up 1 stockpiles and safeguard production against "bottlenecks and breakdowns." "Use of controlled materials "in unnecessary proj- acts should be made unlawful.

3. The Federal Reserve board should D3 given power to re strain bank credit by increasing member bank reserve require xnents. 4. Consumer credit should be restricted. 5.

Sale of savings bonds should be pressed to the fullest extent, since "saving by consumers is the onlv anti-inflationary measure which is pleasant." 6. Due to a tight labor supply, the United States employment service should be enlarged and strengthened. It should develop a smoothly functioning program of priority referral of candidates for. jobs and comprenensive m-ter-area recruitment." All man- power controls, however, should be indirect. 7.

Government buyers should place orders in "looser labor mar ket areas" and efforts should be made to prevent labor piracy or unrestrained intra-industry hir ing. The council said the coal strike has thrown the economic situa tion into confusion and even if settled at an early date "will result in the loss of many thousands of tons of steel and postpone the time when the supply of automobiles and other items fab ricated from steel will catch up with demand." CANCER SPEAKER SANTA FE, AprU W) Dr. Juan A. Del Regato, member of the staff of the Ellis Fischell State Cancer Hospital at Columbia, MoM will address a cancer symposium here next Thursday. Urg( TUur ST.JISEM ASPIMI nicnuia Easy to give right dosage.

So easy for child to take. Orange flavored. 50 tablets, 35c. This name assures quality. World's largest seller at 10c Beds hjarj qA Daj-are Uabifty Vv.Vj Each Moa, at inception of policy.

OIO Be sure to check rates before buying or renewing. Fanners Insurance Exchange writes on cars back through 1932 for Liability and Medical Payments and back through 1937 for Fire and Theft. Collision and Comprehensive Car Damage. Farcers! Property S5.M Life Membership Paul Reiter. Los Alamo 's High Is Accredited LOS ALAMOS, April 9 () Los Alamos High School has been accepted as an accredited member of the North Central As sociation of Colleges and Univer sities, Dr.

E. H. Fixley, University of New Mexico, said today. Dr. Fixley, state chairman for the association, said the accredited rating had been given the Los Alamos school by unanimous vote of the evaluation committee.

A two-day evaluation study by the committee was very intensive and covered all phases of organization, Dr. Fixley said. We were exceedingly pleased at the splendid morale we found and the student body of the high school is to be complimented on its fine attitude, both in and out of the classroom," he added. He also praised the "high professional attitude" of the school staff and described the personnel as "very competent.1 The ratine entitled graduates. including the June, 1948, class, to admission without examination to most institutions of higher learning in the United States.

i THE FASTEST SPORT IN THE WORLD! MIDGET AUTO 124 Se. TkM SL Phot 3-2234 HI cm W. SL steady Jbto raiaakmgtaw Utmt Mrs. O. I Meriar S- Gee ui Sfcaggs SSM fiffiom ttmmm cxjswjcq 1 1 Town Cannot Donate Property, Opinion Holds SANTA FE, April 9 The village of Roy in Harding county, may lease or sell property to the New Mexico Health Foundation, but has no authority to donate such properly, the attorney gen eral's office ruled today.

An opinion written by Robert V. Wollard held the village might lawfully deed such property to the foundation with the under standing that it would later be deeded back, together with improvements. wollard, in his opinion, pointed out that provisions of state law regarding notice of sale or lease of municipally-owned property must be complied Demobilization Cancelled MANILA, Saturday, April 10 (VP) President Manuel A. Roxas today cancelled plans to demo bilize 8000 men from the Phil ippines army. He decided such a step was unwise now.

The Army strength probably will be kept at 25,000 men. d) 7 PopsJar Denaai 2 CO P. r.L 12:33 P. M. Kids 50c SUNDAY, APRIL 11 HIT iJs Spring Rains Continue In Northern California SAN FRANCISCO.

April 9 Belated spring rains continued to soak northern California today with no let-up in prospect for Saturday. The rainfall extended through the central valleys where the drouth hit hardest and dumped growing snow deposits in the mountains, needed for critically lowered hydroelectric reservoirs. The continued rains and snow, belated though they are, had fa vorable affect on the state power situation. Emergency Power Di rector Robert P. O'Brien empha- cut in electrical energy continued in effect.

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