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   Albuquerque Journal (Newspaper) - October 26, 1939, Albuquerque, New Mexico                                Weather Forecast New day Friday little change in leni Unsettled Thursday Friday little change In Year Volume 211 Number NAL Published Morning Thursday Morning October 26 1939 XI M I Good Mominf You Know But You're lo train lo Entertain You SCENTS IN ALBUQUERQUE Husband Urges Winnie Ruth Judd to Surrender Teachers Charge Extra Costs Keep Wages Down Council Asks Survey of Finances Demands No Further Auxiliary Outlay Be Made Until Adequate Salaries Are Provided New Mexico teachers charged here Wednesday tha constantly expenditures for activities the instructional field are responsible for holding th of the average teacher far below a decent or a adequate level The council of the New Mexico Educational Assn which will open its fifty-fourth annual convention her Thursday passed resolutions calling for a survey of th entire public schools financing system and that no further increases be made in expenditures fo auxiliary or co-ordinate activities until adequate provision is made 1 n 1 s Program for payment of instructors Heads Council The council's recommendations will go to the general convention lor final action The council in session at the High School auditorium elected Tom Wiley Bernalillo County council president for and Garcia superintendent of schools ati Chama vice-president J R Mullins general of thei association will act as council Educators from all parts of Hate began pouring intn p m small gymnasium afternoon School E D Martin Section Z p association president predicted Illth School the enrollment will tn 3500 or a general Armory Addresses busl ness nomination of Invitations for 1910 convention 2 to t p Sectional meet p Second general session Armory Is schedule of Awn I p m Illth School Auditorium Athletic Coaches Section I more which is 500 more than at tended any previous convention First general session of the con- vention will open at the Armory tt a m Thursday Dr T D Martin director of membership National Education will peak on Teachers as a Social Force and Dr Walter V Dexter superintendent of will give an address on Philosophy of Friendship Arledge Stelner Mentioned In the nomination of scheduled for Thursday morning it expected that Mrs Ellen Arledge cf the Old Albuquerque school and John P superintendent of Carls Section 2 p m School Section I p m t Health and Physical tion Section I p m Room Illth School Illth School Principals tion 2 p m School Gymnasium East Cafeteria Indian School See lion t p m r S Indian School Kindergarten Primary tion J p m main gym Illth School Section t p m Church Mmle Section 3 p m Band Oym Mexico Awn for Ad 01 for Ad- bad city schools will be vancement of Science 3 p m M candidates for president of the association and Santa Fe will present invitations as prospective hosts for the 1940 convention Thursday afternoon will be de- voted to sectional meetings in and other building The general Thursday nicht at o'clock will be tured hy President Martin's ad- dress Inspirational addresses will be given by Dr Dexter and by Dr Thomas J Shelby University ef Texas will be held Friday and Saturday Friday afternoon will be meetings and the evening at the football game a concert by Morton I p Auditorium Room 151 Manual Arts Int Section t p m Room III Illth School School Library Section S p m Illth School Auditorium Social Section I p m Veteran's Community Tenter Spanish Section 3 p m 216 School County and Section Z p m Room 136 tion Vocational Section I p m Cafeteria Administrate In p m Hilton lintel Hoard Control m Illth School New Hands to Guide Stale Teachers Des tinies Tom County school superintendent elected Wednesday president of the New Mexico Educational Council and of the Stale Educational sociation and Garcia Chama new vice president At Is Ilr T D Martin staff number of the National Education tiho Inld the Council there never still be equal school opportunities for all children until Federal aid Is for education Below Mr and Mrs F Golden at the Hilton Hotel for the convention He Is dean of Eastern New Mexico Collete at Portales At their K I- librarian at the school slins while the looks tin Embargo Repeal tote Due Today Senate Bowls Over Many Amendments nit ride Is Killed In Plane Crash I lying Honeymoon in bruit of rvt of Twin Fall killed instantly and her I was injured the vate plan in jng smashed into an irritation during a landing near lerp Wednesday New Awn for Adult 2 p m Hoom Administration New Mexico a m fijm and Business Session p rn Disciples of Christ Condemn Arms Industry RICHMOND Va Oct JS The international convention of the Disciples of Christ adopted unanimously Wednesday a who was piloting the the manufacture taken and Keeler Leaves Jolson Mammy Singer Says Wife Plans Divorce HOLLYWOOD Oct 55 Jolson noted Mammy finger ol WASHINGTON Oct and stage disclosed g Senate majorities bowled he and Ruby Keeler have neutrality amendment separated and she has consulted lawyers with divorce in view Jolson appeared broken-hearted as be told of their separation alter he had taken her to prize fight Tuesday night I hope thing will work put all he Jleft her at home of her plane n a hospital back but said his condition not Married in Twin Sunday hn was a week's nn nir jaunts nml the rain re Of nn at th Bureau it the Municipal n< result of ay's A fell downtown while were reported In T- Heights In ihr evening were reported nil mrr town had 1.1 of an inch of iin and 0.1 of an inch us NEW YORK M mvay your what the arm it said iy is clarinet player who whips 1 violin ami 1 rl who 1 hit I can nn the or i and de- of lives and property Another resolution urging churches and church agencies to decline to accept income from in- vestments in the manufacture of the trade m arms or stirred prolonged debate be- fore being adopted to 77 CHICAGO Oct IS Head humorist who to Arkansas Traveler Mark Weather t Forecast Today mav Thursday The swapped jokes was critically ill His physician said he ter another Wednesday dis- closing a firm disposition on the part of the Administration to stick tn the as it row is and sub- bit it tn the in that form In rapid fire fashion the ate An amendment by Senator Johnson ID Coin to abolish presidential discretion in making the provisions of the act when wars break out m other lands The proposal was beaten 61 tn Another Johnson amendment to eliminate the bill's provision that at well as the President may make ft determination that a state of war abroad and invoke the law The vote was 75 to II Junta Proposal amendments were Iy deposed of but then ran into prolonged a lump on a proposal bv Senator La of if she lette Tree WiO that and a to belligerents and nr heir adopted child bf limited to normal this as insufficient He said this should dl on advice of He described their differences parents I hope come back right away replied talked with her seam Wednesday but learned she already had conferred with n said that since the he had offered her done to prevent a distortion of American economy a post deflation and Tit Carlsbad Youth Wins 4-H Trip Harold Grandi Called Outstanding Member Oct r if old Grandi of Carlsbad W fimily troubles not important the exhaustion of in my opinion tn bring la divorce Keeler were by Texas Guinan late hostess and a year later Sept 21 Tho singer honeymooned inAI day was awarded a trip to national 4-H Congress American Crew Is Reported Safe Soviet Releases Interned Germans WASHINGTON CM Laurence L hardt reported to the De- Wednesday night that the foreign office at Moscow had assured him the American cers and crew of the City of Flint safe aboard the vessel at Murmansk The State Department made public report that the crew was safe immediately upon its receipt hero and further details were ex- within a time The status of the crew had been the principal concern of the City of Flint Russia Rejects Britain's List Of Contraband Serves Notice She Will Claim Payment For Shipping Losses ALLIES AWAIT ATTACK German War Lords Confer May Herald Fight to the Finish Br Press I Soviet Russia Wednesday night refused to recognize validity of contraband regulations and informed the London ment that she reserves the right to claim compensation for any losses incurred in enforcement of them In a note handed to British Ambassador Sir Williams Seeds by Assistant Commissar of For- eign Affairs Vladimir the Soviet government declared it considered the British contra band list a violation of the prin ciples of international law The Russian note replying to British notification of the contra- band list and the establishment of contraband control ports said in By including in its lists of contraband such articles and goods as fuel paper cotton der for agricultural animals wear clothing and materials for their manufacture and even all bread meat butter sugar and other British government pro claims contraband basic articles of consumption and creates he possibility of unlimited m classing all articles of popular consumption as war con- traband Call Objection Fantastic This inevitably leads to found disorganization of the supply of civil lation with necessities gravely endangers the health and lives of the peaceful population and por Not Communistic Dr Harry r president of the American for Puce Democracy raises a lone as he tells the Dies Committee In Washington that the Communist party formerly contributed o the He asserted he Is but not Communist The membership and mail Inr lists uere made public Wednesday healed protest from Rep and other committee members tends innumerable calamities for the masses of people At London the British Press Splits Dies Committee Protests Publication of Names WASHINGTON Oct M The Dies Committee stirred up a storm of controversy Wednesday by making public what it de scribed mailing as a membership ind list of the American League for Peace and Democracy which included the names of some 500 Government employes The committee previously had ed the league a Communist was by Crew I The remainder of that the crew was safe how with information thit Pair Is Nearing Flight Record Endurance Mark Is Expected Today LANCASTER Cal Oct IS The Carroll Schlieper ance plane droned on and on over the desert Wednesday its twenty sixth in the air The Lone Beach men had at p m Albuquerque aloft 630 hours If Clyde Schlieper and Wes Carroll are still in the air at p m Thursday they will equal the unlimited plane endurance pane record of hours 3.1 minutes th fc American I er dealt D L i the KUSh 10 further on the Americans U S Reports The relayed a Soviet WASHINGTON Oct 25 as tn buy food after the The is at outbreak of war in Europe Murmansk pending definite boosted grocery store sales tn ishment of the nature of her in the United States The Commerce Department said seasonally adjusted index of average daily sales of chain rrry stores was higher in than in any month of the Are Cleared n Slaying of Youth I matt in any Ol 11 years in which the index has cr calculated absolved sales were about 8 per o killed j cent than in August and I George about 15 per cent larger than in September last year 1 the youth Prices of some foods have front organization The storm broke in the com- room on the floor of the House of Representatives and in the of Federal agencies where those named are em- ployed Rep Dempsey D N committee member who was ab- sent when the names were an Trunk Murderess Flees Because Of Persecution Believe Fugitive From Asylum May Head for Mexico ROADS ARE WATCHED Escape From Locked Women's Ward Puzzles Phoenix Officers PHOENIX Aril Oct Crying persecution because she was not permitted to visit her aged father Winnie Ruth Judd trunk murderess who was condemned to die was a fugitive Wednesday night from the Arizona State Hospital ANGELES 33 Dr C Judd husband of Winnie Ruth Judd trunk slayer Wednesday ex- pressed a fervent hope that Winnie Ruth will Ire herself can lain by her escape Dr Judd b a patient al th Veterans Hospital In West La If my ran reach her this U what I say to my Surrender to the nearest of the wherever you are for only disaster you If you attempt In remain In hiding or In continue Dr Judd declared he that Mrs Judd's escape plot wan not hatched over a lone period of time but that she acted en the spur of the moment as In- persons often do World Affairs At a Glance Br the Associated Tress the Associated Press Russian assures United States that American crew of City of Flint is safe aboard vessel at Murmansk ending two-day tery releases German prize crew of City of Flint informs Britain of refusal to contraband list and intention to claim i for result of It provincial government defeated by ion Prime Minister MacKenzie Liberal Party in election involving war issues force of 1.500 000 men reported massed on ern flank of western front possibly for attack BERLIN German military chiefs met at chancellery as paper close to Marshal Goering declares time has corne for rain of bombs on England press ex- The small blue-eyed aired slayer who in 1331 Ann Le Rol and Hedvig youthful nurses bodies stuffed hem into trunks and hem to Los Angeles fled shortly fler p m Tuesday and ad been tone nearly 12 hospital authorities knew f her absence Her escape from the closely woman's ward who ling was in order The locked they said could be opened nly with a key V C White executive tary lo the governor who took charge of the investigation said ian attendant whose name he withheld put Mrs Judd to bed at p m and found her sitting on the side cf her bed 15 utes later In the hope of intercepting the fugitive if she attempted to leave the state the Maricopa County sheriffs office asked all border stations to be on the alert for her The search was most sive along the Mexican border and included all ports of entry in Arizona and Texas Meanwhile H concern over German sea jury htld Wednesday hat the of Robert The index figure was 103.4 air discloses 2.1 was rent of thn average night scouting flights over Berlin justifiable the two him II E The m loons nave had tror slightly from their early Dec who was the star of o hope for the award in lion with New Mexico and film work Miss members with his dairy once a top rank screen over the last three has not appeared lately in which ho grossed an of pictures Develops New Friendship KANSAS ITV Oct 55 U- residents In Mi fnr T and min dlil not irt acquainted Mill motor cars collided Sunday mrn Inld Police Judte Thomas V Holland Wednesday they had developed a nut nf the ate done In II nil anil uf State Specialist Hatch Miss fully mikes up her mind Jolson taid he will to occupy their younR firandi standing 4-H boy in tlic near Hollywood while the the three-year period Santa will live with her parents Fc Railroad will cue him the trip IS PASADENA O t -1 Charles J Fox fi son of n K of the Police and merly puhl cahon died after long UMCA IS KKI WASHINGTON Oct M Radio Station New- York Lily was rebuked by the Fed era I Communications Commission Wednesday fnr broadcasting the sub- stance nf intercepted message rom Ihr German and British KDV to their it jea shot he to 1 v as level He was Test Constitutionality Hamburg and Magdeburg II A S of opinion Rumania would offer tle resistance to Russian invasion of Bessarabia say Britain and France might not fight Russia in such event Wallace Backs Third Term for Roosevelt SAN FRANCISCO Oct A Wallace secretary of agriculture told reporters at a press conference Wednesday that the European war made the de- of a third term for President Roosevelt more evident than ever outbreak of the war in Europe Secretary Wallace said in answer to an Interview question en his attitude toward m third term it has become ent that the country needs the talents and training of Mr velt not only in meeting lems of the country that arise out of the situation abroad but in handling domestic problems Miles Without A Passenger Fatality NKW YORK Oct 13 transport lines in the United States have flown a record of Rockefeller Rival Jailed KANSAS I ITV iray j man who earns it jobs nn a busy street in he out quarters to I'm one hr silil cave out dimes mr persons a ruse the ruins he tuil a In his money lull him In for Of Remodeling N M Oil 25 ll G Portales real estate man said Wednesday suit he filed in the State Supreme Court this week challenging the constitutionality of the State Cap itol remodeling Bryant faid had been by taxpayers in Eastern New Mexico to finance the suit In Santa Fe last week the Capitol Improvement Commission decided against a proposal to the capitol to t hill the city The last made available or the remodelling through an- rf a tax nn ments filed m county clerks of- ready to Italian sphere miles in seven months without a tingle passenger H chairman and Greece re- ported preparing to negotiate pact watching Russian Balkan moves closely reported penetration Civil Aeronautics ity announced Wednesday keynoting a of the Air Transport Asin at America said airlines can not re- lax their eternal with the problems of safety until air transport realizes completely its potentialities as the safest means of human transportation OFFICIAL DIES CLEVELAND Oct 53 Mi- Frank M Whitaker 73 retired operating vice-president of the Chesapeake ind Ohio Railroad Drill Press Mangles Man's Hand Henry Chavez 33 jean old boiler maker's helper In the Santi Fc Railroad suffered a badly mangled right hand Wednesday night when It ina unio was caught m a drill press He Wednesday night In was taken In a 1 wai taken in a ambulance to the Santa Fe pital physicians raid he may four fingers Ho abo thuck they said Wash the railroad here announced He suffered heart attack upon re- turning to hii home front town   

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