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The Albuquerque Tribune from Albuquerque, New Mexico • 36

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E-6 The fflboqaerque Tribune May 12 I960 WEEK-END SPECIALS America Can Fight Dirty Tell Lies If Forced to Tondor Cora Fed CHUCK ROAST Champion Hickory Smoked SLICED BACON 45 29 By HENRY TAYLOR fkrlpps-Howsrd Staff Writer WASHINGTON May 12 However the spy-plane episode affects the summit conference or anything else it has already demonstrated one old truth about the American way of government: That when the cold war fighting gets tough a democracy has a terrible time keeping its signals straight In fact a successful democ Lb Lb USDA Insp Whole FRYERS Loan Meaty SPARE RIBS 39 33 Grad A Med EGGS Lb Lb AH Purpose CRISCO 3 is 69 Dm to the sanctity of human life can a man be ordered by his government to commit suicide even in protection of his nation's topmost secrets? Can America ask pilots to be kamikazes? America is asking them and they are volunteering When Soviet agent Lt Col Rudolf Abel was arrested in Brooklyn three years ago Moscow pretended it had never heard of him the traditional attitude of any nation toward its caught vies The United States having admitted Powers was spy-flying has sought an interview with him anyway in jaiL Meanwhile father hi Pound Va has announced: one old coal miner to another going to ask Khrushchev to be fair my Part of Heritage Fairness a sense of decency respect for the ground rules and a bred belief that are the good guys and we play all have been part of the American heritage But the fact is America does fight dirty and does tell lies when the end Justifies such means This should surprise no one who knows the peril of being inadequately informed in an atom-triggered age Americans-in-the-street seem calmly confident our national heart is still pure despite the new tattletale greyness of our shining armor FRANKS SSrOZZl 39 PORK ROAST 39 MINCED HAM 33 racy and a successful espionage system seem often as incompatible as a glass house end stone throwing Democracy demands that as many citizens as possible know as much as possible Espionage demands that a few know as little aa possible During the past 10 days American democracy has had a cruel often ridiculous time coping with the bedevilment of espionage The National Aeronautics and Spaee Administration (NASA) apparently acting in good faith on information from the Air Force in Turkey announced Thursday that the missing U2 was a weather plane gone astray On Saturday the State Department announced it was an intelligence flight a fact which NASA spokesmen Walter Bohney found out only then by reading a news ticker Some Truth Secretary of State Christian Herter admits that Khrushchev seems to have told some truth about our spy-flight but at the same time file Lockheed Aircraft Co executive who designed the U2 says photo have been Lockheed wreckage Meanwhile George Allen director of the United States Information Agency the Washington official chiefly in charge of propaganda posture was not even am suited before statement and was out of town when Herter made his week end reversal As the story has leaked out and It all out yet Washington has hit a pendulum course between being totally tongue-tied and the opposite malady Galloping state-men titis Much misinformation is unavoidable in a democracy which permits free speech but not free full knowledge about deadly international goings-on And how about the suicide kit which pilot Francis -Powers apparently use thus falling alive into Soviet hands and starting the chain reaction of exposure? In a society devoted 33 BEEF TONGUES nSt FLOUR Enriched PINTO BEANS New Crop OLEO Diamond 1 MORRELL'S SNACK 12 -os Can SALAD DRESSING Whipped Qt 29 FAULTLESS STARCH 35 BLEACH Brand Gallon 39c TOMATO SAUCE Buffett LAMB 19 MMMINHtMtlHHINHMMtU enter our COFFEE guessing contest your guess might win a prize Mickey Miller Selected For Meeting The University of New Mexico will be the scene of the 1961 convention of the Southwest District of the American Assn for Health Physical Education and Recreation The site was selected at the I960 meeting in Phoenix last week Mickey Miller coach and head of the Physical Education Department at Highland High School was named as vice president-elect for boys' and athletics for colleges and secondary schools of the Southwestern District at the Phoenix meeting Miller is president of the New Mexico Assn for Health Physical Education and Recreation Faculty members from the University attending the Phoenix meet were Sharel Anderson and Gladys Milliken of the staff Dr Lloyd Burley Dr Armond Seidler Professor John Williams and Prof Frank Papcsy Albuquerque schools people there included Charles Renfro 'director of recreation Miss Elvira Vidano instructor at Highland High Coach Miller and Miss Peggy Iden instructor at Sandia High Dr Burley will be convention manager for the 1961 convention April 19-22 with Prof Papcsy as exhibits Country Pool Area to Be Improved Work is well under way lifeguard at the the Albuquerque Country Club pool again this season He has Two Small Boys Burned to Death LEVITTOWN Pa May 12 IP Two small boys burned to death in a fire in a S-by-4 foot cubicle tool locker yesterday Firemen were not aware William Kent 6 and Lawrence Smith 7 were in the shed as they fought the flames They found the bodies later while probing the debris The shed adjoined home Officials said they are trying to determine the cause of the fire and why the boys were unable to step out of the cubicle Ariaona QASAHARMA APPLE JUICE VINEGAR GAINES mmi US No I IM POTATOES 10 43' King of Salads AVOCADOS hr been in charge there for the last two years Club Te Be Host Bob Midtbon club secretary-manager also announced that the club will be host to a regional meeting of the Club Managers Assn of America on May 23 Mr Midtbon a longtime association member said that 30 club managers are expected from Arizona and New Mexico for the convention A luncheon will be one of on raising the level of the lawn area around the swimming POOL It will be completed in time for opening of the pool on May 30 An old putting green near the clubhouse had been tom out and the dirt moved to the pool There the terraced areas will be raised to the level of the pool deck Retaining Wall Formerly the terraces sloped away from the deck A retain- ORANGES 10 Nic A Firm ing wall has been erected i the program events followed Calvert Reserve FULL 00 FIFTH 2 pounds Local Artisl Sells Woodcut Til lacL by golf or sightseeing in the afternoon Midtbon said that most of the managers are expected to fly here for the meeting around the fence of the pool and will impound the fill A new putting green haa replaced the old one The pool improvement is part of an expansion program at the dub This includes 12 new greens on the golf course and two new tennis courts The new greens will be placed in use about Sept 1 Dale Dellinger contractor is putting the finishing touches on the concrete tennis courts which will be lighted for night play and be enclosed with a high wire of fence Bob Barney a University of New Mexico swimmer will be A local artist has sold her woodcut entiltled Last at the Mid-American Exhibition at the Nelson Gallery Atkins Museum in Kansas City Mo Mrs Margaret Herrera Chavez 720 Fairway Rd NW the artist also won honorable mention with the work Mrs Chavez has been asked to exhibit her work from time to time in the rental gallery at the Nelson Gallery Atkins Museum she said Mrs Chavez sent a second print to replace the one that was sold The artist received her Master1! in art at Highlands University in Las Vegas in 1953 Mrs Chavez plans a one-man show at the University of New Mexico Student Union Building June 25-July 9 LOBSTER TAIL 89c Empress mch FREE! 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