Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 30

ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL April 30, 1950 Part Thirty it was the Lawyers' Lawyers to Hear Report on Police The report of a Lawyers' Club Donor Gels Blood Back KNOXVILLE, April 29 (JP) O. J. Ayres came to a hos- Alamogordo Balloon Sails 7000 Miles to Norway TRUCK BIDS ASKED Bids for a one-ton, 1950 model pnel truck are invited by the United States District Engineers office here. Col. Charles H.

Mc-Nutt, district engineer, asked that bids be submitted for opening on May ll. Bid forms are available American Furniture's New Store Opens Soon American Furniture new store at 211. North Fourth will open within the next 10 days or two weeks, E. Blaugrund, president of the company, has announced. Souvenirs will be given those attending the opening, he said.

pital yesterday to give a pint of blood to his ailing mother, Mrs. C. S. Ayres, 74. 'Shortly afterwards he fainted.

He was taken back to the hospital where his blood was returned to him. He said today he was feeling fine. His mother with someone else's blood was in "fair condition." Club which asked us to make the report, we feel the information! we have gathered should be sub- mitted to club members Mann said. The committee was appointed after several alleged incidents, were reported concerning abuses of rights, particularly the right; of persons arrested to telephone for counsel or bondsmen push of the wind could hit such committee regarding alleged violations of civil rights by the city police will be read at the next regular meeting of the club, which will be May 8, Claud Mann, committee chairman, said Friday. NEW YORK, April 29 A 20-foot plastic weather balloon has made a high-speed trip by airj The two-story structure was designed by Architect William E.

Burk Jr. and built by Clough and King Construction Co. at his office, Yale and Ceneral. Icebergs always are formred ot freshwater ice. a high speed.

The balloon was launched March 2 at Holloman Air Force Base, Alamogordo, N. M. The Air Force, co-operating with the university in weather research projects, trailed the balloon by plane until it crossed Georgia and headed out to sea. From there it apparently drifted south of Bermuda and then toward the northeast. It landed at Myrdal, Norway, March 4.

Nils Bolstad, a railroad worker at Myrdal, found the balloon on top of a seven-foot snowdrift. CHILDREN'S COTTON PANTIES MEN'S FINE KNIT BRIEFS Worth 59c cross the United States ana tne Atlantic Ocean to land 7000 miles away in Norway. The unjruided balloon certainly set some kind of a record, New York University said today in announcing the flight. The university said it made the trip in about 48 hours at speeds from 120 to 160 miles an hour and at 40,000 feet altitude. It was not explained how an object unpowered except for the Ladies' 2-Way Stretch GIRDLES (Balcony) DAY SPECIAL MEN'S WHITE T-SHIRTS COMBED ALL SIZES DAY SPECIAL MEN'S WHITE HANKIES SECONDS OF 15c SELLER DAY SPECIAL CANNON TURKISH Wash Cloths ALL COLORS H2for77 SIZES 0 TO 6 Iit fhito jAael I Mil lit ft 1 1 I i i rcur Colors nvrji whitenY.

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Cleghorn for four years prior to her own election in 191fi. When she took office she appointed Mrs. Cleehorn as deputy clerk. "During the past two years the volume of work handled by the county clerk has increased tremendously," Mrs. Montoya points out," "and I think that we haf met ihe increase satisfactorily." Mrs.

Montoya is the wife of Gabe Montoya. city policeman. Doors Open at 9 A. M. 000 MONDAY and TUESDAY jj A IV MAY 1st and 2ndi I ft I ITOnoCQ) Lffi)TT 08 og LQ0(1 1 mm 1 'fin itii I 1 mii ri imi iiiMiiiMium 11 iiiwumi inimi i i ihm and the mother of two children.

Mrs. Ramona Montoya Pilot Survives Jet Plane Crash AUSTIN, April 29 (INS) A F-84 Thunderjet from Austin's Bergstrom Air Force Base crash- U. Journalism Grads Listed 81 108 FULL DOUBLE SIZE MEN'S CABLE KNIT AND RAUCHELLE POLO SHIRTS $fj NEWEST PATTERNS ALL SIZES EACH 7 NATIONALLY FAMOUS "PEPPERELL" LABEL COLORED landed and burned six miles east of its home base Friday. The pilot. Capt.

Billy G. Edens, 27, of Tyronza, miraculously escaped. An eyewitness reported that the plane was on fire prior to the crash and skidded 1400 yards through a plowed field after hitting the ground. Capt. Edens, a veteran combat pilot, escaped from the wreckage unaided but collapsed about 75 feet from the plane.

He suffered second and third degree burns. Medical attendants described his condition as "not too serious." CHENILLE AND LOOP TWIST BATH SETS J7 2Pc. Sets. Colors SET INFANTS' RECEIVING ffvr1 BLANKETS Sf Pastel Colors tJ Generous Size'. FOR Cannon Towel Sets (ftrl 1 BATH TOWEL 1 FACE TOWEL I 1 WASH CLOTH SET (0)95 SATIN WOOL FILLED COMFORTS REVERSIBLE.

72x84 EXTRA LENGTH SHEETS ASHES OF ROSES MOONLIGHT YELLOW 7 EACH Nineteen journalism majors and thre minors expect to receive their diplomas at the University New Mexico in June. The class, nearly twice the size of the graduating group in ji urnalism last spring, includes eleven from out of the state. Majors who expect to be graduated are, from New Mexico: Eetty Ruth Bentlcy, Marilyn Mer-fhant Harrison. Marguerite Olsen Giannettino. Joan Livingston Millard, Frances Reno Jones, Jack Malm.

Donald McKee. Leroy Olsen. and William H. Richardson all of Albuquerque: and Glen Ko Lordsburg. Majors from other states are: Neil Addington, Topeka, Dixie Lou Anderson.

Rockford, Richard Carlton. Marion. Ldwin Glaser, New York, Marilyn Izzard. Amarillo; Marilyn Miller, Midland. Karyl Plaut.

and James Santoro, Chicago, and Jeanne Suran. Los Those who expect to be graduated with journalism minors are Mary Alice Elkin, EACH IF PERFECT, $2.98 Each APPLE GREEN AQUAMARINE SUNRISE PEACH Fine Soft Muslin GIRLS' BOLERO PLAY and SUN SUITS 17 SI ALL SIZES EACH Peggyann Hutchinson, Mayhill. and John K. Wicheln. Stratford Conn.

Leaders in grade-point averages in the class are Miss Miller, Mrs. Giannettino, and Mrs. Hillard. Nominee for the Sigma Delta Chi annual award as outstanding male iaurnalism graduate is Edwin Glaser. editor of the University's Daily Lobo.

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