Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 7

June 22, 1956 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL' Page Seven Readers Letters OQOtt 4 FLOORS OF POPULAR-PRICE VALUES SHOP ARROW EACH FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL site flltis riir 8-PIECE SOFA Attractively styled in your choice, of Red, Lime, Green, Turquoise, or Charcoal fabric upholstery with blond wood trim. Smart Lavvson-arm styled sofa by day innerspring-base bed for 2 at night. Matching platform rocker with hi-back comfort and occasional chair with blond wood trim. Limed oak and ebony matching table plus 2 colorful ceramic-base table lamps. spring-base SOFA BED high-back PLATFORM ROCKER matching OCCASIONAL CHAIR limed oak and ebony COFFEE TABLE 2 matching STEP-END TABLES 2.

ceramic base TABLE LAMPS all for 612 CENTUACWtQT 7-PIECE mm ON ARROW'S THIRD FLOOR ANTI-TRUST LAWS ALBUQUERQUE Intent of the Federal anti-trust laws is to prevent unfair sales practices result in a concentration of business with a few firms. Competition holds prices down. Bnd concentration is thought to lessen that competition and not be best for the consumer wel- fare. Amendment HR 11 to strength-. en the anti-trust laws was passed In lower Congress last week with 393 votes for amendment, only 3 votes against it.

Many feel that repeal of trade laws would result in only those businesses with extensive capital being able to survive. We would gamble on lower prices for, a time, at the risk of having fewer businesses, less employment, less taxes, with more people on wel- fare and less money to support them: A few cents less on items for a time mieht not mean much to a man who lost his job over 1 it and didn have an income to buy any items. It might be wise for all citizens to study the trade issue and tell your representatives in New Mexico if you feel you will bene-, fit more with lower prices for a time, or benefit more with the trade laws, more businesses and turn-over dollars that make the difference in prosperity and a depression. KLEIN. LITTER AT AIRPORT ALBUQUERQUE Why does not the City of Albuquerque utilize the services of prisoners in cleaning up the litter inside and outside- the wall at the Mu- nicipal Airport? This is a sad situation brought upon the community by people who care little or nothinc.

aD- parently, about unsightliness. i What with the coming "En-, chantorama" and the celebration of Albuquerque's 250th an- niversary just over the horizon, this huge mass of sand, beer cans, bottles, papers and good-, riess only knows what else, should definitely be cleared up. 'The Vigilance Committee should establish headquarters in this area and fine culprits who throw things about, after it has been cleaned up. This wallerea ought to, be patrolled daily, and this would establish a job for some deserving person. It could be paid for by the City, or in combination with the City-Fred Trn rntir a i jTiaivey-i wa ana guiei amines, as continual "dumping" along this wall will soon make the place look like the city dump i n.

i jnsieau oi uie municipal ait- port. MRS. ELAINE M. DOOM DISPLAY FLAG ON JL'LY 4 ALBUQUERQUE Just I came across a letter written by a man who was in the last war relative to what our flag means to us and how 1iM1 Wb thin lr rit th nrivilppp.s we all enjoy under its protection. We have just had Flag Day, i and we wonder if you noticed how many homes or businesses A tnril mmA i 171 TIT- AtA nrA uiapuijcu win 19.

tvc uiu cuiu there were very few. It will not be long before July 4th. How nice it would be to see our flag displayed on home or business. WILLIAMS Area Boy Scouts Attending Camps Northern New Mexico Boy Scouts are attending summer camps in record numbers, Kit Carson Council officials said Thursday.t Two groups of scouts have just completed encampments at the Philmont Scout Ranch near Cim arron, with total enrollment of 322 scouts. Another group of 79 Scouts have returned from a week's camping expedience at the Y7 Ranch near Springer.

R. K. Wooten, a member of the council executive, board, was host. Forty-seven junior leaders session at Camp Zia. This'week 128 are registered.

Two more sessions will be held. Paul Claussen, director of inrvit-itArtf nr 4 Via nmtnr il anrl DC. vamping iui wiv i.uwin.ii uu sistant Scout executive, is in charge of the Camp Zia outings. i Los Alamos Scientist Gets Honorary Degree Journal Special LOS ALAMOS An honorary doctor of science degree was warded by Hastings College, Nebraska, to Philip Grant Koontz of the University of California's Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, at commencement exercises this month. Dr.

Koontz, who received his B. Sc. at Hastings, his M. A. at Nebraska, and his Ph.

D. at Yale, is a physicist in the Laboratory's Division. He took part with Professor Enrico B'ermi in the first nuclear chain reaction experiment in the now-famous "pile" at the University of Chi-cago's Metallurgical Laboratory on Dec. 2, 1942, came to Los Alamos with the Manhattan Project in 1943, and remained until 1946. He taught at the Col-- lege of Wooster, Ohio until 1955 when he joined the staff of the "Las Alamos Laboratory.

He was T'also at LASL in 1953-54 on a year's leave of absence from the College of Wooater. SOFA SLEEPER 6-PIECE SOLID OAK GROUP Here is a sophisticated ensemble of solid oak construction with a modern flair that gives you that casual, informal feeling. Full sofa makes into bed for 2, club chair has swivel-base that rotates in any direction. Upholstered in choice of red, lime, turquoise, or salmon textured fabric. BED GROUP $10 Down Delivers $10 Down Delivers priced at just 1 29 59 II 0NAL SET SOFA-SLEEPER with Innerspring mattresi OCCASIONAL CHAIR in modern wrought iron COFFEE TABLE in limed oak and ebony trim 2 STEP TABLES in limed oak and ebony 2 TABLE LAMPS in choica of styles You get double the utility in this fashionable sofa-sleeper outfit It's a smartly styled modern sofa with spring-filled reversible cushions during the day then folds out on steel frame complete with innerspring mattress-to make restful bed for 2 at night.

Choose from Toast, Green, or Pink fabric cover. Also included in this fine group are wrought iron occasional chair, 2 step tables, coffee table and 2 table lamps. JUST $10 DOWN WILL DELIVER spring-base SOFA BED swivel-base CLUB CHAIR occasional ARM CHAIR solid oak COFFEE TABLE matching STEP TABLE modern TABLE LAMP $10 tm all for only PIECE SOFA FREE DELIVERY TO ANY HOME IN NEW MEXICO ON PURCHASE OF ANY GROUP IN THIS AD 8 i nmniii Till i mi i illiHil i I 4-PEC ESECTI I Here is one of Kroehler'a better quality 2-piece sectionals with full in-nerspring reversible cushions and famed Kroehler "cushionized" spring construction. Your choice of Beige or Gold extra heavy textured fabric upholstery. Generous size corner table plus modern table lamp complete the group.

Unusually fine-atyled modern ensembre featuring a new "Flair-Arm" styling on tha sofa with innerspring bas and the matching lounge chair. Sofa does double duty for it makes into restful bed for 2 at night. Choice of Red, Green, Pink or Tur quoise metallic fabric cover plus the accent of ebony, legj, Set of tables are in tha limed oak plastic tops with ebony legs. The fashionable wrought iron occasional chair Included. 2-PIECE SECTIONAL SOFA LIMED OAK CORNER TABLE CERAMIC-BASE TABLE LAMP ipring-basa SOFA BED matching LOUNGE CHAIR wrought iron ARM CHAIR 2 limed oak and ebony STEP TABLE3 matching COFFEE TABLE 2 ceramio base TABLE LAMPS $10 Down Delivers $B9 612 CENTRAL 7-1468.