Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 5

ebruary 20, 1942 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Pf Firt eHF55 luilf i cr niL-rc to Be Ready WILLI AMSPORT, Pa State Increased War Demands for Food Needn't Exploit Land Conservator Says Proper Conservation Practices Will Diminate Possibility of Another Dust Bowl Tragedy New Rates VETERAN JUDGE DIES CARMEL, Feb. 19 Judge Thomas Taylor, 81, for many yean a prominent Chicago attorney and member of the Illinois state bench, died Thursday. In Illinois Taylor served as judge of an appellate court and a criminal court, and finally as chief justice of a circuit court. Assemblyman Ray L. Riley purchased a bicycle in order to conserve on tires and gasoline, adding that he planned to use his automobile only for necessary trips beyond the city limits.

bless Benefit Levies fill Change April 1 kffd needed. The erosion-resistant crops that have stopped dust storms are the very crops that are now needed to produce the livestock products demanded by the emergency. Fears Overstocking Pinnell has some fear that if more wet years like 1941 follow and the prices for farm products become high that much sod land unsuitable for cultivation may be broken out for the production of crops. He sees also the possibility that some ranchers, encouraged by the excellent grass growth made during the wet year of 1941 and the high prices of beef, may overstock the ranges. Slaughter Increase The present goals do not call for an increase in the near record beef cattle and sheep herds on AMjerience ratings which will "it.

employers contributions state's unemployment com-tion fund will be released 3 STJOSEPH GENUINE BPBfcl pure Acniniki i fnployers by April 1, Benja- AMARILLO. Feb. 19 (Special) Farmers and ranchers of the southern great plains can produce their share of the food needed by the nation and its allies at war without exploiting the land and causing another "dust according to H. H. Pinnell, regional conservator at Amarillo.

Crop Yields Increased "Research and demonstrations by the Soil Conservation Service show conclusively that where the best soil and water conservation practices are used, crop yields are increased," Pinnell stated. "Now, of all times, when dependability of increased production is essential to the national welfare, conservation work should be emphasized and expanded." "He points out that safe conservation farming methods for the plains call for an increase of sorghums and other food crops necessary to grow the pork, poultry, dairy and beef products now vol P. Luchini, chairman of the southwest ranges. These food goals call for in increased slaughter of beef and mutton during 1942 and 1943. If we slaughter the amount of beef and mutton that is needed during the next two years, the ranges will not be overstocked." Pinnell said, "Then, if drought years follow, we will not face the danger of many ranges being almost ruined as they were during the middle 30V xaq oyment Security Commis- 2 said Thursday.

ty, essments of 5420 employers Si It FDR 20 100 f0 JS Ibe made through experience fnr fhi first time on nav- 5 for the first quarter of hi The ratings have been de- ned from employment rec- of the last three years. firm will be given its own nereioiore new Mexico yen have paid a flat 2.7 WOODEN TIRE: Glenn Conrad, right a Columbus, basket lunch company head, looks over the wooden tire he has designed for truck use. Conrad estimates the tire should be safe if driven at speeds not exceeding 15 miles an hour. fdsolpent of their payrolls into Where you get the best for your money And your money does its best! blltate fund, plus .3 per cent iiJfc U. S.

fund, makine a total 4. C. KM MKT Vciper ctnt" Tkerience rating will make for a license and was about to wed. Lieut. Ingram mused: "I'd better get back there.

That man ilr cent or as high as 3.6. If owes me $5." ti's labor turnover is small EudffMindMftonFasiions od few of its employes have forced to seek unemploy-compensation, it will stand HEADS CONCRETE INSTITUTE CHICAGO, Feb. 19 (-D Ray tfl)d chance of having a low mond E. Davis, Berkeley, head of the engineering depart Clean, smart check with prim front buttoning, back gathered skirt. ment of the University of Cali Sparkling print zipper coat shoulder smocking full skirt deep pockets.

fornia, Thursday was elected president of the American Con If its employment is sea-or unsteady, thus throwing workers onto jobless bene- 11s, it may expect to pay a rate. Figures obtained so how that most firms may crete Institute. 9 Klcbl tuunm, ot little change in their levies. hini said the new system is ted to reduce contributions, pointed out they have been ding benefits by a wide mar- so that there will be little HOW of the agency having to laims from its balance. Last for instance, contributions ge $135,000 a month.

Janu- FAMOUS DI0NNE benefit payments were only 10. Breaks Date Here Keeps It With Cupid Wayne Morris Appjies For Marriage License Wayne Morris, former movie star and now U. S. Navy ensign, who was scheduled to be in Albuquerque Thursday with a recruiting board, applied for a license in Los Angeles to wed 19-year-old Patricia Ann O'Rourke, the Associated Press reported. Morris was unable to make the recruiting trip through Arizona and New Mexico because of illness, according to Lieut.

E. C. Ingram, who is in charge of the recruiting party now at the University. He is scheduled to be transferred to Pensacola Air Base soon for further flight training and had told Ingram he and Miss O'Rourke were to be married before he left Los Angeles. 200 Hours in Air Morris has been stationed with the recruiting office at Los Angeles since last June.

His trip through the Southwest was to be his first on a recruiting drive. The former actor already has some 200 flying hours to his credit in the Navy. He is scheduled to be married later this week. Miss O'Rourke, the sister of film actress Peggy Stewart, is not in movie work and lives with her mother, Mrs. Frances Stewart in Beverly Hills.

She and Morris met two years ago at a dude ranch near Victorville, Cal. Entertained Couple Lieut. Ingram entertained the engaged couple at dinner a few days before he came on the recruiting tour. Hearing that Morris had applied dard Oil Man Warns Station Operators relieve misery oi CtJEST COLDS 1EVELAND, Feb. 19 inal gasoline station opera- Breakfast coat in wrap around style.

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