Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 3

1 February 8, 194S ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Page Three Shoes Placed '1 New Food Prices Book Two Training jiuuwfji iimiTTi-nr Jer Ration Rule 11 Crisis Is Feared Federal Economists Cite Baneful Factors I 4 11 mit of Three Pairs Person Announced Continued Fro race One Jr'ssed the opinion that all of were low on inventory. Joduction in 1943, he added, be 25 per cent less than in "st announcement was made the White House by James yrnes, director of economic Jlization, who said that shoe i. JPf ning was inevitable because submarine menace limits im- Starts This Week Ration Volunteers Will Be Instructed isnllnnfd From Ptia On stamps will be taken from Book Two when it is issued to cover the excess. Beginning at midnight Saturday, Feb. 20, all the rationed canned and bottled foods will be frozen and will not be placed on sale until after rationing begins, March 1, Graf said.

Number ot cans or bottles on hand must be declared for the family by the member who goes to the school house to register for the family any day during the week of Feb. 22. Point Ruling ater There is still some question as to what all foods are to be included in the new point rationing, and Graf said Sunday he did not know how points might ba allotted to the various foods. He does not expect that information until nearly time to begin registrations. Telegraphic instructions on shoe rationing were received Sunday at state OPA headquarters, Graf said.

The message was signed by John E. llamni, seniordep-uty administrator of OPA at Washington. of hides and because the forces are taking about I 1' i WASHINGTON, Feb. 7 Some Government, economists a- pressed belief Sunday that the na-jtion faces a new crisis in the fight to hold down the cost of living. These experts, whose views might not necessarily jibe with i those of superiors who actually administer the anti-inf lation pro-i grams and who prefer to remain anonymous, make these points: 1 1.

Labor is actively demanding higher ages. 2. Farm groups are organizing jto demand higher prices for farm products. 1 ,1. Enforcement of price controls has not been fully effective.

4. Tax and savings legislation is being delayed. Want Tiuhter Policy Those who cite these claims want a general tightening up of Administration policy, preferably by intervention of President Roosevelt who, thev said, has been too busy with military and international affairs to give much time to the problem, On Capitol Hill, gloomy reports from the farm belts over pros-ipects for meeting 1943 food production goals brought a renewal Sunday of pleas for higher agricultural prices to enable producers to compete for manpower. Senator Aiken Vt.) advocated continuous meetings by an agricultural sub-committee to sentiment among city con-! jle leather. One hundred sol-i, he explained, wear out 17 of shoes a month, Supplies sides rationing, he said, the ly of leather will be con- by limiting manufacturers 'the most essential tvpes of by eliminatmR all colors 'pt white, black, town brown, kfmy russet: by eliminating rative straps and other waste- LALLLD lO ACTIVE DUTY with the Women's Atmv Auiliaiy Coips are these Albmiueniue women, photographed at the induction in Santa Fe before leaving Friday for training at Daytona Heath, Fla.

They are shown with two W'AAO officers: Lieut. Fern McGcp of the Army recruiting office at Santa Fe, Lieut. Kmily U. Miller of the Eighth Service Command headquarters at Dalls. Lieut.

Miller was in Santa Fe last week on an inspection trip. In the picture are, left to right: Lieut. McGce, Lilly M. Teiiorio, Florimla Gutierrea, Caroline Sandoval, l'emherton, Ramona (lutierrez, Princess Owera, Theresa Duran, Edna M. Christopher, Mary Jane St.

John, and Lieut. Miller. Ernestine Lopez was a tenth Albuquerque girl in the contingent. SLAIN BY FIRING SQUAD: Walter Robert Avery, who died before a firing squad for killing a policeman, is shown talking with newspapermen through the bars of his death row cell at Salt Lake City only a few hours before he was scheduled to die. leather styles: limiting the of heavy duty leather to work limiting ladies' heels to not than 2 5-8 inches in height: prohibiting civilian boots than 10 inches high.

specific examples of "less Peggy Feels Pretty Sad, She'd Hoped For Hung Jury in Errol Flynn Trial But Fraternity in East Votes Her First Choice As Girl to Be Stranded With; Fan Mail Rolls In Sitial shoes" slated for discard 17 New Mexico Women Enter WAAC Training Course at Daytona Beach Center School Teacher, Nurses, Beauty 0xrators Among Contingent of Ten From Albuquerque 'the duration, Byrnes listed 'ny sport shoes, men's patent her shoes, women's formal nd nng siiope CaL Applegate, men Feb. 7 1 be all of 3.) people Satterlee and I make APPLEG ATE. (INS) Peggy spike wolf Larue relatives in the armed Theresa Duran, daughter Seventeen New Mexico women I have were called activ dutv Fridav forces "If I don't rray first may rn Jlls'i sinners behind a program "to be I'll set a good rest not the rural type. FIX I. AY DECORATED Lieut.

Thomas E. Finlay, who was graduated as a bombardier at Kirtland Field last June, was decorated late last month in London for exceptionally meritorious service on U. S. bombing planes. Word of the decoration was received by R.

Woodson, a friend of Finlay. British sailors' neckerchiefs were changed to black in 1805, in honor of the death of Lord Nelson, War Models 'idle promising the public a selection of all "'more esscn-' types of shoe-. Mvrnes: said shoe industry was being ask- raise nrwes, provide machinery! with the Women's Auxiliary Corps and scut to Daytona Beach, for training. The group assembled the Santa Ke induction celebrated her seventeenth birthday anniversary Sunday feeling like "a battered old Een sun minded by her adoring family, the shapely brunette found it hard to make the day 38 Per Cent of Cheese Reserved for War Use WASHINGTON, Fe). 7 M) Secretary of Agriculture Wickard issued an order Sunday which he said was designed to reserve about 11B per cent of the expected production of cheese for military, lend-lease and other war requirements.

The order requires producers making more than BIHIO pounds of cheddar cheese in any month since 1942, to set aside half their production for Government use effective Feb. Ifi. All other varieties are exempted. Cheddar cheese represents slightly more than 8(1 per cent of all cheese produced in this country. Wickard said civilians should have sufficient cheese tn allow Oh gosh what's that?" From the bank of a nearby mountain lake a fron croaked lustilv.

io develop ar model or utili- lypes of shoes of standard ed! )er before leaving for Florida. 1 it and pleasing design at a Ten of the women are from Al a festive occasion. She is still! onable price. of Jose Duran, l-HKi West Bridge, has two brothers in service, Corp. Henry Duran at Fori Sain Houston, and Pvt.

Joseph L. Duran. in the Southwest Pacilic. Mary Jane St. John, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. St. John, (iOfi North 17th, has a brother, Thomas C.

St. John, who is an aviation cadet, while I.il I ie Tcuono, 71)3 North Now Arno, has a sister, Mary Tenorio, who left last month for WAAC training. Other Albuquerque women in the group are Mrs. Edna Christopher, Presby ii addition, the industry will be bitter over the jury verdict which and direct necessary labor to the farms." Farmers Want Machinery Aiken and Senator Gillette Iowa) report hundreds of letters from farmers urging higher price ceilings and increased priorities on farm machinery. Enforcement of price controls is a present major problem.

There are quarrels within industries ntpr Hip annlication of price con ed to seek a new model using acquitted Screen Actor Errol i or no leather which could i Flynn of charges he criminally I old without rationing. attacked her. he War Production Board will 'ill never Pet over it." slip rie- a regulation designed to had honed for a 'hunsi buquerque, while the remainder are from all parts of the state. Former occupations range from a silver smith to nurses, and include two a school teacher, beauty operator, telephone operator, and clerks. Two are former nurses and two nurses' aides.

The four nurses and aides said they hoped to get into the WAAC nursing service. Five of the group intended to ask for clerical or administrative duties one each Churchill Returns From Aerial Tour Prime Minister Mum On His Conferences Contlmifd From Pare On friends. "It was a perfect flight." of black manufacturers to keep mak-; jurv Tnat wav he woud have I their usual quotas of econom-1 bcpl, happv an(i so would shoes, to prevent the industry lhe vcrdlrt makeJ trols and the problem markets, the existence RELIEVE EXTERNALLY CAUSED of which terian Sanatorium; Princess PIMPLES Trvtliiswoi Ul-known preparation contjin- shifting to more expensive mf, an annual ncr cauita consumn- the OPA admits. The Government's policy present is to (a) maintain ICIS Oil "Allien niOII.S miniOC last ninht at the er. Owera, a Chero-Ljf)1 nf p0U1Hjs compared with kee Indian whoM ast yoflr nnd 5fl in t)e ig3V3a inn OXYCJUIN- DACU (JUNE and other KHOII valuable ingrftlirntt TCH OF rcconnirr by th Pftirill medical profession.

Cwt-kluM and (b) to reduce price rules It Works formerly was temptation to evade price the he three-pair-pei'-, ear ration work like this: CUTKURA Officials have indicated that cheese may be rationed later for equitable distribution. verv member of a lioi.sehold rules by holding down the amount of money in people's pockets. The lat'r involves denial of wage raises and boosting taxes. be entitled to ouy one pair of es in a period of approximale- our months. The first period silversmith; Ernestine) Lopez, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Salvador Ln 1K2B South Third; Carolyn Sandoval, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I.

Sandoval, fiOfi West Iron, and i- June 15. However, within imily, couoons mav be pooled mipht have been lifted from a motion picture scenario. Arrives fnannounred LeavintT Los Angeles Friday night before the jury had reached a verdict in the trial in which she was a star witness, she arrived unannounced at the primitive cabin some 501) miles from Hollywood where her parents, two sisters and a brother live. Dressed smartly in a blue tailored suit and making her way precariously up the steep, rugged path, she was almost to the houso before the lamily knew that 'Peggy was home." Saturday night she sat before hat parents, particularly, can some of their rations to sup- He refrained from making any formal statement. The prime minister conferred with Lieut.

Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and Gen. Henri Giraud during a visit to Allied headquarters in North Africa. He was there 24 hours, staying with Admiral Sir Andrew Browne Cunningham. He also conferred with Lieut.

Gen, K. A. N. Anderson, commander of the British First Army, who returned from the front for the occasion. More light is expected to be shed on the subject of Allied nations strategy when he makes his IllarianQllarTm SPRING PATTERN BOOK Montoya.

Rogers For Tobacco Tax Gonzales Waits Report Of Welfare Prohe for communications, interpreting and motor corps, and the remaining five had no preference, Vilteen uf the women said they would ask for foreign service, while the other two were undecided. Two of the women are sisters, Pomana and Florinda Gutierrez. Thev lived at M2 North Arno in Albuquerque, and are the daughters of N. G. Gutierrez, Sandoval.

Florinda, former clerk at the McClellan Store, said she would ask for clerical duties, while Romana, a former beautician, had no preference. Another of the group, Cleo Romero, formerly was a clerk in the Army recruiting office in Santa Fe. "I helped enlist so manv WAACS that I decided to go along this tune to see what I have been getting' the cuds into" Mary 11. Pemberton, 19(16 We.st Central, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

V. (). Pemberton, Oakland, Cal. Other women in the group are Jewell Gilstrap, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Gilstrap, Springer, aient the coupons of their Idren, or a woman could buy -e shoes than her husband, start with, shoes will be oned with eoupons fs-m tie book us'd sucar and ce. The first shoe stamp is 17. ration boards, in ition, will have authority to! special cer'd'uates to meet needs uf cxpectattt wis of (ire or theft, policemen! ither persons 'nose work re-res unusual walkinp.

i who has two brothers in the Army (nntlnnrd From Pte On the stone fireplace and nibbled an orange. "Somehow I just can't eat." she explained as her mother A i Forces; Celia Gonzales tuii-nress report to Commons soon on hi.s 10-day meeting with that not enough funds rould be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cor- nelio Gonzales, Springer, who has economics in state gov-to do it. Asked if the Roosevelt, which the President al- found by ready has announced resulted in eminent a brother in the Air Forces; Li' ft tried to tempt her with every thing from poached eggs to a bologna sandwich.

"This is all too awful. I don't i know what I am going to do." legislature might not be able, hy an ironbound agreement to wrin from thorough study, to find some other "unconditional surrender Juanita Fisher, Raton, who has a brother in the Air l'oi cis; Clar-inda Trujillo, daughter of Mr. Buy by means of raising the money, he 'ersons who bnv bv mail replied that the proposed tobacco she aid. She is tiie daughter of the Axis. Hope for Details The Aihed world was and Mrs.

Miguel Trujillo, Taos; Plenty of Kan Mail Later she read excerpts from "fan mail'' she had received while eiicio.se their rat cm stamp Mrs, Lorenzo Romero, tax would be a luxury tax. i Mr. and "What's two cents more on the Santa Fr the order. Frances Walker, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. 11.

F. Walker, Malaga, and Viola Elam, Gallup. Several members of the group nits tu leb.r.i protective rtstody during tile can et: flynn Although she feels back, if mnch older than my aae," such re- Pcttsy giggled like a schoolgirl. buyer who shoes to the ration stamp onhnanlv oe, price of cigarets when people are starving to lie asked. "Besides, I have not received a single letter protesting enactment of the tobacco tax." Need it "I certainly wouldn't have the conscience to vote agamst some i-.

Meres an invitation to no 1 KS I I rt CAMBRIDGE, Feb. 7 INS )- -Three firemen were injured hattlui); a general alarm fire -a Ii swent the Elks lationing instructions are bclngquecn of a carnival dance at some For 'Fool Proof Welfare Service GOP Bill I'rovlJfs led to all shoe dealers bv thet college in Ohio, and some soront ce of Pre To -1 mean fraternity at the L'ni-in with, sice dealers will hold verity of Pennsylvania has voted ration coupo-s. Later the girl they'd like most to be moments If, made for' 'branded with. thing that would help the needy," hpi ing in Central Square Sun day. The bla.e threatened the entire hic-uic -s aiea of the Square until it brought under to lia'islcr the to; "There are a couple of pro- olcsalct's or niauafacturcrs I'm the sweetheart ot declared Mrs.

Rogers explaining her stand. "If we need it in tin to nays, we need it now. We'd never raise a much money as we need any other wav." Gonzales said he would wait until a legislative committee investigating the Welfare Depart er to rep. Bi-IJailisan Roard ronllniifil Trim Pit On I i the a intime. or(K turns.

ieir onlinnrv Hold Sales four in? for the start the last -light i hoping for additional details of 'Churchdl's talks with President Inonu. Although the formal statement issued after their meeting said only that their talk dealt with the -a pledge of maximum aid to Turkey's "defensive security," commentators have hailed it as forging another link in the ring of Allied steel being drawn about Germany and Italy. On the homeward trip Churchill was reported to have spent same time with tiie crew of the Liberator, headed by Van der Kioot, the Ainencau who piloted him on most of his' previous (hghts to America. and elsewhere. arries Crescent On tin nose Church specially built plane, the Commando," now has been painted the Turkish crccent to rero'd another point in 'in- prime air travels.

noxl S)(. hammer and of Russia, which was insrr.beu ai'er h.s trip to Moscow las! year. Off the English coast early Sunday the "Commannr)'' up by a squadron RAF Siin.i, fighters and escorted to the landing field. Churchill's lug.ige hacked much like that of any tourist returnin" For full ratlo'nTIn the brand new png attcrn Book by Marian Martin, just out! Hers re all tne mr(e. mot practical, of the new American styles FLUS two actual FREE Patterns for babj accessories, printed in the bookl men; makes a lepnrt on whether! -ic es Gets Christmas Gifts There were no birthday gifts Sunday for Peggy, but her nme-; ices', ear-old sister Diane presented mcr-j her with a few Christmas gifts of Pfeuy had not yet received.

A neighbor brought in a pie ad-; with which to help celebrate the be made la' Tds to hold additional revenues are needed to increase the pei.sion.s before de rmocied shoes support the! an ''urgent I mmediate in-i sions use i listrator, ciding 'A Ik ther fil'opo fd tax. He need" exists for creasing of the oe lhe idea! line. OPA 'crmcfi the "ii pi, been a sanation be davs of the first half session. The Senate was sdieduled to return to work Monday at 11 a. and the Ho ce at 2 p.

m. Backed bv Gov. reiteration of a plea for speed in enacting Cue tobacco tax for relief of the stales needv aged, blind and dependent, children, that piece of partially antagonistic legislation continued to hold the spotlight. Committer Meets Tixl.iv Chairman Kugene Allison, For ion occasion. Peggy slept most the clay.

1 "There Ntft much else to do '''jup here." she said. 'There must 'I 'vine 'if bee l' lit! bvinif and federal food stamps i mtinue.i March 1. 'p already stocked ohune of shoes i 1 1 Simiisors Kill "In e'iier word: "a pei- nn v. ho month )''n-(on icaliv had a nvce t'l; hmah's said receiver a i i Ian eai- aco: mouth pi ii Ii i 'ny the trade. He said the ban i suppers and other -hoes 'vi II make lei 'tor la.fiOU.onn pairs er i on evening less essential ther available of more use- Ilobbs Democrat, tne House Iiuintll 1 i vo been Inivirn.

is public affairs committee, said hi.s 'id the For at. act urers le Scime i sailors first aster i'e thac man group would meet some lime Monday to give ie tobacco tax niae tUcm and at tl ful shr.es and at the same time save 1 00.0( man-hours of labor Kf-(-n our trnnrK- power, of the stamp I plan. ic.v. witli that plan an-1 ng out and the higher co of i living, that pen. ion real represent oi.lv about of purchasing ijower." measure its first consideration, tout plicrl arnt rnrn added that he did riot know when a dav.

home from Ore of 'iie eliminated tvpes; (jonsoieuous ct.Ur, r.f ted Kridj tbf bill would be reported out a warmer i 1 ma'e. anion? th pie of a rale oranyes. luxury in wort! me wa "lU lie lin- siiilcases Father, Houc Ma unity Leader Gocah id a bill it I of ef) II. Vearle Payne nad said it was Frid.u ouorr, a particular England. possible that the measure might 'laro ii)or is -or ouid set muiiMTuu of a nc o'd ace Dr-nsioii' and bp reported out of committee qua for women srues wun rxua inu S(i'c Ciretip Furrha'e Plan A "giftifp purchase" plan was i ci the regulation- to pro 'pei shoes for ball clubs, factories, and similar groups.

In 'he rase of a baseball Monday. Gov. Dcuifi.cy had expressed Joseph Aboussleman Dies; Lived in City For Past 20 Years the belief that some of the state's at'eguard acain-l a of app'a auts to -ta'o. He that tc.e qual.fier! jn that en. needv would "freeze or die of ea hunger'' if thev did not receive Id lc iocs rmy an-l utie rent, util.ti' i and fuel or tooinau ciun, instance, me Charles M.

Ha Jr Mn Ifage. of Las VeRas. le Dame and of New Mexico iei e.uiv was tooted to hat r.u.k from lieutenant. He 's at toe in Colombia, S. ie: inand'-r and be'ore a ear and a half lot ii true in toe Uoyal ad.

an Air Forcec. He joined 1 pie wouiri required aid soon. His remark to obtain from I Joseph A. Abo -h THE PATTERN BOOK INCLUDES Six Mike-Over Design Spring Suii and AccesMiriti Colorful Prinn on Parade Mirnity Wear; Sewing Tip Trmmfiu fur Yuung Hiidti Si)le Sewing Junieri Srrtamliner for Mairom Giy "Siashable" ight club its I. ill he ab! ration men for isions I to dent of Ie.

pa were directed toward the need for quirk fur 'he tobacco (leri l-r il.o- hoard I from the p( ho do eot vr A he -e in. die,) ui nur- -O 1 a V. a 1 1 1 i iii-e:) CI i'-u: a- I ie had Abo Lenar.ni old SlOll a Send UN CLNTS, plui OKE CENT (01 er cnit oj mailing, for JOitr copy of our Spring Maritn Mtrti Pattern Bock. en Mipah oj (' pa WHY BE ha-ehal i It's Easy To Reduce WKlln; si uo AH Wil.KKH-BAKKL. Pa V.l ussy '( MiJL IU.M SO fr Rush Relief To Sufferers From Rheumatism Pain fMrt of iu hm-Min, and muri'is trtifily tuiipv ovfr tiinr distovTry ol N( KI'IO.

Nn lliry h-tve a quirk afhiiif turnmla (nrh Ri-pflily r'-hfvH Iihs" i-ifuiiist aitim arid puiift. -Kl i is Unit irfthy and if fni.itlr ftfit.ttii' Hit. pi. ilte 11 yiMJ Ui ttrl 1 1 ji.y of ft p.h you n.u v. i ui i ti if .1 Kl i i uinVr 'f- i Ii hp Ir.ref ri'e- mi fw-f I rur -n to ir tn ti i 1 1' m-i'trv i-A Ki IU va U.tk jiirante.

r' Monday S-irvr. are h. rs to select dauEh'ers and a laid away" employe of the Charir was could permit cus-tome shoes and have them Lf Id tho of "Er Officials said ur rr re of Jos I ArJrJreu Orders ai Indicated: Albuquerque Journal Pattern Department, 2)2 West 18lb 5.J Ntut Abous- this arid Mary and man Jr. hoth ot.ner -If), au-: tV, i 'i I ce Star arid rw and foiioei- news-: I i :fr.l! 0,1 100 Pir.O.l LU'. I 14 tHi ID Ally, i.

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