The Albuquerque Tribune from Albuquerque, New Mexico • 26

vwvrvvwrwywyv i i Page Twenty-Six The Albuquerque Tribune May 25 1953 yowyvvvvrwy i scholarly research and artistic creation to men and women who have demonstrated capacity for original Awarded Fellowship NEW YORK May 25 OP) Irene Emery of the Santa Fe Laboratory of Anthropology has won a Guggenheim fellowship Guggenheim fellowships are awarded OFEX pm Ph 3-18SS Helium Plant Busy AMARILLO Tex May 25 (UP) The Navajo Helium Plant at Shiprock one of four operated by the Bureau of Mines is operating at full capacity for the first time since the end of the war Dr Seibel regional bureau director announced today To Halt Bed- LOS ANGELES May 25 Deep bleep apparently is a major cause of bed-wetting and the trouble can be treated success- Three Locol Airmen Finishing Training Three Albuquerque airmen are nearing the completion of their basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas the AF reported today They are: Frank Ellis 20 son of Mr and Mrs Ellis 301 Cardenas Dr NE Bob Unser 20 son of Mr and Mrs Unser 620 Central SW and Jacob Salazar 17 son of Mr and Mrs Salazar 521 Slate Ave NE Two Local Sailors Serve in Far East Two Albuquerque sailors are serving aboard destroyers in the Far East the Navy reported today They are Loyd Gerhard MM3c on the USS Chauncey and Jerold Matthews seaman on the USS Lofberg Joseph Stuart also of Albuquerque recently returned to Whidbey Island Wash after a See Us Now Highest Trade-In Allowances in Town on the Great New 1953 GMC With Optional Hydramatic at BYGEL GMC tour of duty as a Navy airman in Alaska David Slade airman USN is serving at the Naval Air Auxiliary Station at Monterey Calif The graves of the poets Keats and Shelley are near a British World War II cemetery in Italy NOW SHOWING Dolores Del NRio 7 Jorge Mistral en Cisco Kid In FROM SAN SERIAL and CARTOON wxm mm OPEN 6:40 START 7:25 Phone 2-4411 Ph 3-5608 1900 2nd NW COLOR CARTOON LATE NEWS Open 6:15 Phone 5-4841 Carlisle at Mrnaul 1700 Arenal Rd S1V IN in THE WORLD NOW PLAYING Drug Used Wetting fully in many cases by administering a drug two San Francisco specialists reported today The drug given in the proper quantity causes the child to sleep lightly and to wake up at the critical time Dr Samuel I Roland and Dr Frank Hinman Jr of the University of California Medical School told the California Medical Assn Alarm clocks were used to help out the drug in 51 cases of children between the ages of 4 and I 12 Pills were given and the clock 'set to ring after four hours of sleeping time The alarm was sup-j posed to help establish a pattern for awakening This treatment was successful in 92 per cent of the cases the doctors said I The drug is amphetamine sul-jfate widely used by adults to stave off sleep or to reduce the appetite It is supposed to make people somewhat jittery restless and awake It can be bought at i drugstores under various trade names In most states a prescription is required Very deep sleep apparently is a major factor in four out of five cases Dr Roland said but may not be the important thing in instances where there is organic trouble The method was used on the 51 youngsters only after the physicians had determined that there was no physical factor Severe emotional strain in the i child may play a part in the i habit Dr Roland said In such cases a psychiatrist should be consulted he added 2 DOORS OPEN 11:50 ME JgKiCOMMANOS TH 1 BIG ATTRACTIONS FROM WARMER BROS! EVERY THRiU 07 ITSSFORY COMES OFFTMS SCREES RIOHT AT TOO! Barbara Stanwyck BARRY SUIUVAN RALPH Meeker A WOMAN IN AND THE MWODi I ARES IMBEE M-G-M brings you the actual factual story of the bad men of history! AT 12:32 2:32 4:32 6:32 8:32 loiiT YflU) MNOjJjS of EUROPE AMCTftMOtOWWMMM HCfUM ftAlf-IMN HALF-MONSTER AND THE BEAUTIES HE CRATES! ONCE 9:28 Indians Maybe on Increase in US 2 Features Ph 2-5478 Open 6:45 DOORS FEATURE OPEN 12:10 2:09 12:00 4:08 8:07 8:06 ZANY HILARIOUS LAUGH PACKED! fhope! Imickey ROONEY MARRY Nr MAXWELLS In Technicolor with Loretta Young 8:42 AT WASHINGTON May 25 The Census Bureau says the Indian population has grown about 45 per cent since the turn of the century but it is not quite sure what an Indian is In a report based on the 1950 census and isssued Saturday the bureau said there were 343410 Indians then compared with 237-196 in 1900 For the most part it said Indians were those living on reservations where blood lines have been preserved fairly pure But a spokesman said enumerators put a person down as an Indian if he looked like an Indian When in doubt they were supposed to ask DOORS 1 1 Sff LAST DAY FEATURE 2:00 6:00 8:00 Just North of 7900 East Central Phone 5-7025 Admission 50c Children Free Together for the first time inuauDiv June OOHIlfHl Si-rims MICHAEL REDGRAVE tr-och-rouff JEAN KENT JOAN GREENWOOD NOW OPEN 6:30 SHOWS 7:20 9:30 11:40 III CIRCUS' First Plans on New i Church to Be Shown 7eWi4ce AMERICA'S FINEST OUTDOOR THEATRE! IVAN LAST DAY DOORS OPEN 1:00 Free Parking Lots For Hiland Patrona 9500 CENTRAL OPEN 6:15 PM PHONE 6-0106 Tyrone Power) ftA PiffR Miles Brittelle of Brittelle-: Ginner and Associates architects today said preliminary plans for the new First Presbyterian Church will be ready for presen- tation to church officials by Wednesday The new church will be built in the 800 block of Copper NE to replace the present structure at Fifth and Silver SW new church will be of modern design leaning toward Gothic Mr Brittelle said Mississippi Gambler W8 1:27 3:33 5:39 7:45 9:51 XSpjHG RAIDERS I Me gorf plundering horde rrrt' from the wild Sierrasl I II Jai an COLOR at 7:35 and 10:58 CARTOON Danger FEATURE 2nd FEATURE ATTRACTION THE CASE FOR THE DOUBLE BED! rlbM Friewd Ang Marriage Eter Had I I OPEN DOORS 1:00 i WARKERCOiOA Sncent price FRANK LOVEJOY PHYLLIS KIRK CAROLYN JONES PAUL PtCERNI 'icnrn mi hhmi ninu Ml WILBUR -BRYAN FOY ANDRE dcTOfN STARTS VEDNESDAY FEATURE 5:46 7:52 9:58 PHYLLIS CALVERT JACK HAWKINS in of Plus Academy Award Short In the BMA Representatives Will Attend Meeting Albuquerque representatives of Business Assurance Co of Kansas City will attend the all star meeting in Kansas City: June 7-10 To attend are Mr and Mrs A Quist Miss Eulah Mae Pearce rM and Mrs Riggs and Mr i and Mrs Werner They qualified for the trip because of the amount of business they have 1 done Mr Quist is manager of the Albuquerque branch office Plus 1st Run News and 2 Color Cartoons -SNACK BAR SPECIALS- LAST DAY DOORS OPEN 11:50 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM DOUBLE-HEADER ROOT BEER HAMBURGERS DAGWOOD DOGS KOAST BEEF mtnmram-Kn-nupiM- pirates qf Capri WBSSlIlER StaoNu LOUIS HAYWARD I stM LOUIS HAYWARD STARTS WEDNESDAY AT 1:12 4:16 7:20 AT 12:00 3:04 6:08 9:12 WnW--aT HERBERT JL YATES pnsmts JOHN FORD'S GREATEST TRIUMPH Jut SPM' ULTIMO DIA DOS PELICULAS ARMANDO EMILIA CALVO GUIU EX MUJER DEL tesii kviih ths mnnw) bcostb! cr TECHNICOLOR A REPUBLIC PICTURE JOHN YAYNE 2 FEATURES 2 STARTS SUNDAY MAY 31 "GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH1 1 LAST TIMES TONITE JOE NOW SHOWING FRIEND 7:20 10:40 CAPT 9:25 buS3theFront cAlnw! 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