United States ot America, And to tho :Republic for which it standi!: one Nation,
lndivlnible, with Liberty and J.ustlce • for. all."
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~iereo Humble at Clovis, a 7 lb. 'Mcete February 18th at Com· itfl: She b~ bt::tn namcl Ellen munity Center, witb Mrs. John E!aum. E. HaU In charge of the pfa6mm.
.Mrs.Ro;r Harman and ,!OD Bill1 returntd last Wednttday from
. California, whert tbq bad been vJAiting Private Roy Haraan and Mrs. n(fli! Martin at lan rran· eillco. ' ·
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LINCOLN COUN'l.'Y AGENCY, Citizens State Batik of Vaqhn,
A Reward fa bereb)' oflerQd to anyono giving Information lead· itJg to tbt amat and cunviction of ptraona destroying or mutilating vmage atreet Jigbta or otber city pror~rty. Fll-18 . VUiago C(Juncil.
Alrlcnn 4ffbe:;meQ m lll~ J®' of • lie-detecfo~. · · • • -,. · '·: ;': • <F ~
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l·,·~t~~· ·~!~· thel'.· JJ\"e wiltC4 bf :a hilt _!lWQ~!l. ,, 4 ,1vltct . . . a sword m ll'(it~ DQC
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:reheritea, mofe p~. Jlpptied, qn«J, tb~ ''tasthJg•• PrQCea~ tot. }Qwed )ly each witness. BaoJr IWln !V~ll ~oes arotUlcJ th~ Circle: formed .. the tribal councU:, fillowlPg ltJa . t!lnZ\le. ThosQ who!le tim~ an blwte:red the most are CQ~dered to be l~ing, and they- JO$e fiteu case •
For the Prer;ervntion -tc Of the Americun 'k -k Way of Lil'e -tf 1l -h BUY U.S. WAR BONDS!
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'I . sam~ in 0Ul' Alley: Benny· Good• m!ln aild a chap who just sJgl\ed a HollyWood. contrQ.ct Wlilt~ di:ic:w;,tna Movie Town • • • "Jlow'111he w~i\1\• er out there now?" aSked tbe E$J;pa!l .. w»ite. · ''I'll be leo.vlng for Hq,llY• WOQ~ rmQl'tly. What clothlng should . Itj,Jte along?" , .• "You might take .tong," stil4 Benny, "a ltnlfa.proof vest!" .• • . Congressmnld Clare L11cc, at a party, was seated between playwright Frederic:~ Lonsdale aand Pl'oducer Gilbert Miller • • • Lons4ale asked her;· "If you ~ a cboiee, .klsslitg me or MUter. w)lom would you cboosef" ••• Clare hesi· tatcd • • • "I'll never," snid Lonsdllle, "forgive you for that pn.usel"
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pert prlncem froch, will moko that youngotcr proud tQ wear lt. '.l'he transfer pnttem for tho em· broidery comeo with tho rimort little dre!l!l p:1ttcm.
• • • Pat!Dn 'i"Ct:l ~uta a tron!lfcr !;l3ttern cf
etnt:TC!l!C7 for p:mol and coll:lr: a llnllle drt:!ll p;attcm In all:al :!. 4 or 6. Glra to a!%e tfolrW.
D-.:o to &D cn!lllua'lly torao l!cmar.:i anc! ctll'Knt war ~n:lltt:m!l, aUabt17 1:1:m1 Ume hi requJrd lll OWns crc!oro for a faw d tlto ccst poJ:l'.Jlor tl!lltcm oumbcra.
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Palace Gets Plomblnr Mmlem plomblng lo bclng ln
cto.Ucd for tho flrot time 1n tho ccrvontd quamro of Bucldnahom palnce, royal rcnldcnco in Ens· tan:!.
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ROC:k Phosphate, Hay Help Supply Elements
'fhe llmQunt of pork produced by a certain gi.ven quantity oUeed will depend on hpw well balanced the feed is, BAYS F. B. Smith, nutrition· Jst with the anlmQ).lndu,stcy dllP&rt~ent of tho North Carolina State college expllrbnen~ sta.tion.
Be polnta out thnt the feed should eont~ protcht of good quality, clll'bohydrates. minerals and vitamins, and that it should be propeJi~ fed for maxlmllm pork production.
"The practice of many farmers In confining their p_lgs to .. floored pens and feedinJ them rations composed cble~ _ ot grains brin~s about ~eral dcllciencles," says Smith. "fn some case~~, after two or three months of such feeding, the plgs have difficulty ' In getting up and wnlklng to the feed trougl£"
Ho recommends that the pigs be givc:n a mineral miXture of equal parts ot ground pho!lphate, steamed bono meal · or defiuorlnated phosphoto, and common salt. This ma.; turo may bo loft so thgt the plga may toke It at wlll For ooU feed· lng, tho mineral mixture· Is made more tempting by mlxlng a pound ot tnnkogo or meat ecrop to nlno pounds ot tho mixture.
"Groins moy oleo be supplemented with a good grndo ot legume hoy at tho rotc of G to 10 per c:ont for fattening hogo, ond 10 to Ill per cent tor flOWS and ooaro,.. Smith Doyo. He polntll out that oun-curcd hny 1.!! moro effective than artlflclally cured hoy becouca U contnlno more vitotnln D.
Sun-cured, legume hay provides good protein, calc:lwn, J;IhosphoruB, and other neccc:ltley minerals nnd vltnmlno. One of tho beot' legume hoyo lD oltnltn-whleh produces high quality mlneroJ feed supplement, in largo yield per nero.
AUoUa con ho grown on any mcderotoly hc!ovy, wcU-drnlncd, and fertllo upland coilD. It 1!1 cot oultcd to hottom coilD bceou=o It gotll "wot feet" when tho water tob!o iD high. It muot bo arown oo acod lond bocouco lt Ia nnt o "poor lond" Cl'()i),
Electric Pig-Brooder Can Be Ennily Made at Home
Many thowondo of baby plgo dlo onnunlly from cold during tholr flrot crltlcol wcelto. I~oplng pi!Jo healthy ond comfortoblo iD tho flrot big atop toward a larger winter pork crop. An cleclrlc brooder ~m keep tho UtUo onimolo WOrDJ ond cozy. U yuu connot buy uno, you con coolly mclto ono at a c:o!rt at sa to ~.
AU you need to do 1!1 to build a lm7 ceDing In nne cnmor ot tho ahed. Yon cut a holo in tho ceiling ond cot o big electric bulb with o ro-
WAS!UNGTON. · • War detn!Uids spw.orcd production of mln9ral3 In th~t Vnlted States 1n 1043 to new records, whlle ~enQrally lncl.'eased prices pushed the value of the outPu~ to an even greater level, thf;l departmcn~ of the interior reported~
l'rellmtnacy estim1.1tcs of Pl.'oduotion indicated· an lncrlilase by volume of. a per cent nbQve the previous mark sat ln 1942. The value ot the lltltput ln 1943 was estbnateli at $8,030,000,000, comp~c4 with $7 •• 569,600,000 in 1942, an Jncrc;;tse of about 6 per cent,
Changes In ·demand cnu5ed a shrinkage in some .ftcms, particularly those rclate4,_ to the bulldln~ In· duotey. 'l'hcl.'o were small gnlns In the produ.ctioo of mont fuelo, which have been pucbed to the Umit for
· more ·than two ycara. • Larce Galm Ill !\~tab. '
Mineral tuel production Increased nearly 12 per cent, In dolliU' value, ~lng from $i,OJ14,000,000 to $4,fiG6,-000,0DO. r,ictllillC: producto Increased from $2,301,000,000 to $2,600,000,000. The nan - metallic mlnernlo, other than fuel, declined 14 per cent' In value, from $1,123,100,000 to $9{14,· 000,000. .
Lorge galna arc oald to have been achieved in tho prQductlon of metolD, principally of alumlnwn and bauxite, beryllium, mosneoiwn, tl· tonium and tontnlltc-colwnbitc. Incrcooeo, "omoU to moderato," wero rcglatcred In cadmium, chromlte, copper, feriooUoyo, pig iron, mongoneao oro ond mercury. Thoro woo a drop 1n sold, allvor, Iron oro, lead, molybdenwn, nlcltol, tcllurlwn and zinc.
"In tho fuelo group" · tho report added, "amoU golno wero modo in bltwnlnouo cool and ooko, and greater golno In petroleum, natural gas, natural goaolino O!ld Uquellcd potrolown aooeo. Tbcro t'Joa virtually no c:honcro In tho production of an· thracltc."
Rcachlnc Peakll. In commenting on tho report, Scc-
I.'Otory Ic:heo oold : • "VIhllo th1o record achievement
IB an outDtondlng contribution to tho war, VJO ehould not lo:o olallt ct tho fact that production at thlo roto involves oorlouo doplotlon ot our lrreploccnblo mineral rcoourcco. It rol!:co tho queollan of how much lonacr wo con continuo to !cod the world In mineral outvut ond enjoy tho lorao mo!l!lul'o ol coU-ouffie!c:m!!$ that t"-IO hove eXJY.)rlcnced In the.> poot.
Somerset 1\lauJbam's first book was "Llza of Lnmbcth" • • • Eng· land's great book critic, Edmund Gosse, whose opinions made or broke a writer, wrote an ecstatic notice about It . • • The next day :Maugham wns on tho road to fame • • • Once he had slx ploys J'UilJlinS: ~ London at the some tlme-.:..all wnl· loping hlto • • • He foUow«:d through with "OfHUJnan Bondage" nnd many pther best-ocllora • • • And crltlc Go!l!:O constantly mot Maugham at dlnncra and porUes for twenty years and always said; "Mr. Maughom, that wonderful book of yours. How wlae You nre never to Vll'ltc another linol'r
A lerend in Cuba (tho homo of the famed Bocardl rum) iD thlo. Tho rum WOB originally owned by ten brothers. Only two aurvlvo. Every time ope of tho Docardl brothers pas:ed on be WOB btu led with a coce of the rum-"knowlug tho brothers In Beqven wac waiting for e:omol"
P'o4'n the Rotmd Shoulders: Mnrglc Hoilldoy tell!! of the chap who took out a lovely looker, who was unbeUovobly dwnb. When he dellv· ercd her homo o.fter wrendlcss ovc•c he sighed: "You're very bcautlful, but so stupldl"
"U you. th1nh I'm stupid," cho gaca'd, "you ehould ceo my mother. She's aU boot wort"
J?es, lndeeclyl: In the ncworeols from tho wnr fronw our bravo com· mandero arc ucuolly photo'd lead· lng their men to tho attock. \'Jc onw a clc.::oup llito that loot night. Tho General foclng lho comor11. A woman lfi front audibly romorkcd: "Be•s certclnl,y bravo - but how ooout lho unlmown photographer t"-lho bon hiD bock t1> tho enemy?"
• fieetor over Uro ho!o. Tho heat at tho Iicht t"Jarmo tho UUlo plco aut· flclcntly t1> heC?p them healthy.
"Thoro lo ample ovidonco that t"-IO bovo roached or oro approaching peolro ln covcrol llneo. Wo muot lnai.!Jt on otrlct odhcrcnco to all cound con:crvo tlon proc:tlceo, adopt pro. dent mcaourco to Dtlfcaunrd natlanol defcn:o and awuro tho United Stotco lb ohore of tho t"-lorld'o mlncrofo at tolr prlceo, ond proao to complotlan tho preccnt government proarom of Inventorying our mineral wcollh 1m that t"-10 moy enjoy full dovolopmont of aur rc!:ourcc>o ond know where wo otnnd with rcopcct to tho future.''
The !llarto Lantorruu "Tho Lod!!· er," a c:looo!c among blaod-c:urdlero (bru:ed an tho olnful J oc:lt, tho Ril>' por), looco nn&o ot lt!J ohuddero In lw lrorofcr to tho ccrecn ... "Higher ond Higher" lo o ploooont eongond-doneo film. It brlngo Prof. SJ. nolro Into foeuo. Ho'U nover get on many girlloh cqueolo for oc:tlna on ho act!J for pnpor-dollin(f, but he gem by oltay. J. Holey, Mlchelo Morgan ond tl)o Hortmono help corold· erably . • . "Tho Miroclo , of Mar-
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Electric Brooder Court Door Is Too Small gon'o Creclt" lo t"Ji!d t"-la(lgory, a di-rect clop ot Pop Dionne. Eduardo
For Bellina Tsb!lbtllala Brocl.tcn 1o o pron!cy parent, and DUNDEE -\Vhen Bellino Tnha- Betty Hutton Jumpn out of hor oltlo
balala o native womon arrived to from Umo to time . • . "\Thoro Aro face a' charce of rc>fU!ling w be vac- Your Children?" deal.'l t"-lilh juvenile
: clnoted, tho donr of the Dun !lee, delinquency· It altlpo the preacher 1 South Afrlcon courtrnmn woo ton 1 an(llC!O anlf ammmc:J 11.!:1 audience iD , amoU for her. She bad arrived ln '' moro than eleven. I a c:nrt dra>"m by four oxen, and = tw ntaut to enter tho room. Sllo WiWe Collier fo dead. Thcro t"-IDO oltJ)mined oho beloncc!l w g religiOU!J o cnmfc. He bod wit and ollomnoncect t7h!ch daco not oven pennlt ; ohlp ond a atylo of offhand cltl\'Jllo vioitoro to their homea wathout re- i lng thnt you hardly ever 6nu In tho
!Ua•·-'-•.,. "'~·-"e"•. moving olloeo, ond l'lcnc.e ahe hod J doyo of otun·lhl?·Peaaanw tel!lmiquo. "'•wu ••~"'""' '"' llhunncd the !lurgC?Cln malunc the v1o- Ycu remember Wm ~at from one
1-1· X o· lir 4' piece lwnbur} . itllllim. of tho flrot Mu!l!C Bmr Revueo, 1-1" li 12• lt T " " ohleo teamed up with the late 33m Bcr· 1.:..2" :~: 4• li 5' ,. " front Bo b I 'B b b II' tlard. That woo t"-lbcro WiDio ~,mr;~ 1-t• x 4• li 5' A " bottom m • om II e to brized tho word "nifty." A c:<mple -10 hnard feet plywu1ld or flnorma British CDeaning Woman . 61 ceowno lator ha prauuced a chow
for wp L0!-10 "-i 1 : for hitm:eU onrl Bernard, cnllcd 1-15' rub~ro(;,Uvercd opplianca cwrd 0 • · - A c eonina woman 1 ''l'iifUes " It died but nothing ot
d 1 wfille mclililc her cwtom&ry un- , ,.~m · d " , ... • on P ua eventful rml'hdo of a lroin in tho I ..., er'a cnerv_u w.
1-iltondord boc-."-porceloJn cnehet Horroaoto yordg received what she 11
Another timo Collier woo a ,lntlt 1-100 watt bulb frnr t"Jorm weather optly dea~ribed 00 the "ohaclt of me , minute rcplocom{!llt- for Le-: Fieldo 1-W!l watt bulb fur culd ..-;eother. Ule" oll fln:iina on ontlper>:onnel I ll seoms. On his arot cntronco. be 1-12" cquaro pieco hardt';oro clo1b homb of tho "butterfly" type. turned to .tho audlenco ond cxbibJtcd 1-l·gollon con far reflector-he cure Tho ear wao ohunted Into on loo- hf5 shaking hnnc.lo-ond won tho
to fut con ot ~qoct 1" obovo cloth intcd olding, where the comportment flow:e. Later, making an o:dt. be ::l-llingCJ containing the explosive woo oond- was ookcd by the hoovy wherG. he 1-scteen dnor hank wa oln .. -sufficient nnil!l rud ccrowo bogged until removed. •!kgck t; tho dreoolng room," ro-
NOTE: A 2" by 4• or a 2" by (;'" ' tortcd Willle, "and otudy my lines." ohould be placed in front of thb Petlllsylvan!a Duteh Just • bruoecr fpr protection. · Too Much for Censor mf~ Vutlb SUV!ce Co. of Uc:t!lero ALLENroWU, PA • .:.Pctty Officer
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Coant1 agricultural agents hovo rccdltl3' pnintad aut rrtelin!l of tdlling or starvmg rofj, to prevent teed waste, and to !!aVtt money on well aa feed, Each rot ~tin do $t to $00 woi.1h ot don~ngc in a ypor, tO it 15 worth a little elrort to destroy him lll)lti,
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Firat Claro Lester S. ~eflner, homo on furlout;h, oaid he received his hometown newoptt!:!Ct, the Allentown r:rornlng. CnU, regularly, but nne part \'IDS always clipped cut. .
Invastlgotion revealed it woo written In Pcnroylvanin Dutch.
••It's a dialect wa can't make out," a Gcrrnnn-speoklng tlat;y cencor told ltertner. ·
70 Per Cent of Woun-ded Ruas Reltmi to Front
BalJJtiJ fn Onr Alle7: Over at The Gamcccek 11 movie actor oold that HoUrwond "is wonderful to every .. one ~cept people with omollpox'' • • • To wltJcb a cynic queried: "You mean ~o toU mo that a guy with a flat wallet would he welcome there?" • • • "t'J'o," woo tho retort, ••in Hollyv."Oud a ftat wallat Ia tho first fli~Jn at orrtnllpoxt" • • • D. Lawc'o uifty: "When tho Yanks take Cos!'l!no, they'll havo to pta)' with lll card! os tho Duco 1!.1 ml!:slng."
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Ulte a trlm twu-pleco costume but who need o little extro fullm•os 1n the jachet to copc:col a too-lull hlp llnol
Eg,gs Hatched by 'Human Incubators' in China
Egcro of o opeclol brcl'd of duck in Chino ore hatched by "human lncubotoro," men who corry tho cgcro In nato around their waiPm Tho flrot period of Incubation io tllltcn coro of by tho mother towl, but for the loot throo dayo before 'tho ducldlnao polto their bealro through tho ohcilD men c(lrry the O£lCO.
Thlo iD ouppo:::ed to Improve tho quality of tho bird, which moltco a famouo dloh tmm:rn oo "PcWng duck."
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MUSCLE PAINS ron do it to ro• -make roil Jeer old-loch drawn and &auar!L eoanrom Llnlml!llt contal~~S methyl uUcyb:te, 1 most effcelin Jialo·rdlevloJ BICilt. Aod Sorttooo'l (old Ileal lttlon brlnp roala!!; e~ln~.rcllcl. I. Qat&t,. Sor.tDu •tt• u a-
Bat~a DeU Pattern 1890 ._ 1a IIIII 12, lt, 18, 1$, :10 and CO.' Site lt, allarl lllcovca, rtqut.res 3'1\ y~ :t3-lneb matmo al, ~~~ yard CO!ltl:llllt. ·rl •
J>ua to an unusul!}bt largo <lemand and c:urront war condiUoJIS, allshtl7 more Um• Ia required In filllni Ol'dc111 tor a few el tho most PQpular pnttem 11umbcrc.
Send your order to:
SEWING CIRCLE PA'l'TERN DEPT, 1130 So11th Weill st. Cblcap
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Most stench bombs are Wled. with a fluid mndo from the dried rooto of tho valerlq,n plant because the odor .fs believed to be tho most offensive 1n existence. Yet people 1n the 16th century considered the ocent of thla root oo frogront that they uoed It to perfwno their clothes.
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Bronchitis Ofcomul51on rellcvta promlltl:f be
call!:O tt ~ rtght to ttio seat 0! tbtt trouble to hcfp loo3en and eiPil germ laden ~fcgl;l, and atd nature to coothc and hial raw, tender, tnflnmcd bronchial muoona mem• bmne'S. Tell yOUr ~ to sell JOQ a IHJ~tlc nf Ottamul•!on wtth the undcrotandlng fO\\ must'Ukll the WQ' U quickly allnY• tho CO!lih or 11!U an
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TABASCO 1boar.alnl1Mt -..cnlallknmm, llllAI the world'• maat wldtlj dlottlbutc.1 food ptod!Ktl A dub cl th!o p!<:Juant uua. ~'" • rue fla•or to llnJ' Iced. 'I'ASASCO-tbe aoaaonlnll oi'O'ot at mutu cbdo fer more r.bJW 7ll roan I
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M ro Rhorlo Kohll•r and baby nrrivf.'d home from Tut·non and Er:~tn>llo, Arizona, lnnt Friday. Sgt. Kohler io otntionl'd eom0-wherc in [t;nglnnct.
Mr. Pew [fJ Johnoon woo here on bueinece from hla ranch Mon day.
Mr and Mro. Valdemar U. Carabajal of Line ,Jn visited the Juan and Jerry Beltran families here Monday.
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Maxwell Pruott at Eotrclla, Ariz ona, Jan. 23, 1944, n 7 }~ pound daughter. l:lhe hao been r.amed M axane Belle. M ro. .Pruett waa formerly Mien Mory MaY Free. ml\n of Carrizozo.
M ro. Etta Hell o( tl>o Silver M onn Cnf~> h•ft thofl weelt for Sncroml•nto, Cultfornio, to visit with ht>r aon, who 111 about to onter tho armat'J forr1•o. Mro. Boll waa ac eomp!lnil'd ·nn tho trip by Miss lJolorouo Hnh•ldt of tho Carrizozo Beauty 8hoptle.
---Mro. Wiloon wao a bu1incu via·
ltor horo from Ruidoso Saturdar.
Collector of Internal RevenueS. P. Vidal
Announeed today orrangemcntn have boon modo to provldo locnl oupplir-s of forma and othllr mato· rial under tho enlary atablllzation regulnliono of tho Bureau of Jn t.ornal ftovonuP.
Tho Collectnr enid that, in ac eordanro with thio policy, I!IIAry atabelil~Bllon formo, nppllt>ation blcanlts,Tf'aulotions Bnd other liter aturo Will be nvollnb•l' In Room
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CHURCH OF CHRIST Capitan, New Mex. Preaching- Worobip
Beginning at 3:00 p. m. Night Sorviceo
BoginniDg at 7:80 Evoryono Wfllcomo
C. R. Turnbow, Miniotcr
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No. 29 OH.DI~R EASTERN
STAR l\ict>ID on the fimt Tburr:dny in cncb month.
Vmfting Stnro cordinJiy inviU>tJ Mrs. IA>rcno Smoot, W. M.
Jronnotoo lAmon, See.
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* Remove Sludgo and Carbon
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* Clean Carbon• Cootod Valves
* Clean Sludge. Pockod Piston
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Butlding in Alb• querque. The B£1rvico Is int~>ndod to eave buoi·
The St.nto of New Moxico ia Carrizozo Aeaembly No. 7 necnmen nccdleoa corrolpllndonco now under tho Sth Sorvlce Com-
;~n';;.~ol ~~,o~::~~::: f~~~:r~~: mand, Dallan, Texas, and tho fol-salnry otabillzatlon regulations lowmg Air Raid wnrnina oignalo
- __ .. . _ are nnw in forte QDd will bo uced Sava Deer Skina For War exclusively boro: Th Bt t G- D t Blao Signal: City Siron. One
e 1 8 ame cpar ment long for two mioutca. Warning today again called attention of al for public to bo on alert. ~Jg ga~o hunt€lm to the fact tbat n 1 d Signal: Short warbling •eer and ollr bidet are ur~ntiS' blutl on siren for two minutro. DMdid for militarJ uae. GGnnal Tbla is a Blaclmut'Signal. CorJaervatitn Ordc: M·DlO of tbe White Signal: AU clear. Stroot War Prothaetlon Beard froze an light. will bo turned em. de-er akin ltatbu for militU? pur· Carrizozo Civilian
Order of Rainbow for Girl.a. Mcetingo 2nd and 4th Fridoyn.
Worthy Advi!mr- • Dorothy Hofimon.
Scerotary, l\'largoretto Myero.
Gra<:o Jom:r~, Mother Advioor
I. 0. 0. F. CARRIZOZO LODGE, NO. 3£1
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News? Ration Reminders -Shoe Stnmp No. 18 will bo good
for an inaefinit{J pl'riorl or timo. It hon heco announced over the
• Radio that 16 pnintn will ho ro· quirrd for n pound of butter. Oleumargorino wiJI ntiJI require 4 pointo.
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pasta. Derecat C~uncil. Huatera are urg•<l to channel --=~---· --· ·• -.- Ration Book No. 4
their deer ekina into tho trade sa -tbat tboy maJ bt proceued and . Spcelal Meeting, 2nd TuCJday in Tho red and blue stnmpJ, which uaed for tho umcdi foreea. State W ANT£D1 cacb month. 1uo for meat, dniry prorlu§lto and Game Warden Elliott Barker • L H D procesc;ed foodo ao at prc.:;ent, will
ld "1 Nt ""'ui o d kl · · • • ow" • ...... Noble Grand be uoed t'n "'On]'unntt'on ""l'tb rnd ea , o w 4'" c , ey 1 nt An ambltloU!l, wMo-a•walte mtm or John E. Wn' b " " " "' of deer and elk may bo aold. woman to look after ron!lwals and now g t · · · ··.See ·Treno atld bluo tolrens, tbo Iotter to be Practically' all' hide buyen will B"Jb!aipt!onsforlht~putar,fa:;t-sdllnGt introduced enrly in 1944, and giv· accept JOUr deer eklo and It will marulne, Tho AMEnt CAN ROME. DAUGHTEn~o
0t:\, n ,..., B""• trAu en by mercllhnto in cbqpge. Green
b ,. ll 'bl t It 13 003y, plcl!.!lant work, and i~ payo ....., -'' ""'~ .c.n .10 '11 b i tben e m•'l.lo &VI 1 e or war b!r cummblons. filpato tlmo cnly rea ··"""~ atllmp!J wa a ~cd on on " n· material. TIUn ·It In te your qulnd. Writo tallay to D1rcctor, lhlt! Coalom LndgE>, Mo. 15 tcrim bnsio," with blup pro~cCJed' lotal dealer," DMslon, Tho AMERICAN nOME McGting date! llnd and 4th food atablJ!~, in much tbo oame ___________ ,_. MAGAZINE conronATION, n G 1 Wpdncsdayt of each month mnnnor ao the brown stamps in
Fo~rlh AVlll'lU'-'• Now Yortr, Now Yort;. a~ 7 p. m. Doo!~ 3 oro bein~ used thb month
Cold Walle Jetu,tuttttit
Are Now Beina Ginn -A,Tbe-
" Cartiaes~ B•«•t¥ SAtlltn
Popultt ltlcil: · _$10 to $25 ·. ltpttitn~ O»tr•tilt
Mayme Grdsen, Noblo Groo.d in thG mcnt-rato prcgram. Birdie Walker, Scerotary. ·, Twolvo of tho !lG unit attlroJJs,
. prlntctl in black, nt·o dcsignntcd , for ou~m·. An equnl number arc ·
· · Individuals who require special ---=====~ ........ -= ....... -- mtlrtted for cofice, which is no ration PQiilt allotments, I!Uch 11 - Jonncr rotioncd, ·Tbcca and 12
SMclal Ration Coupona -MfiOll!i in isolated areas wbCl nu~at utborli, mot_kcd .. sp~rcs," · will. bily largo- quantiti(.\ of rltioned u tCtiloior any cdditionol fond!if ra fOOd• at one time, aro to be" pro- ~~''"' NceLn€1t t.lonc~. tho OPA dcolarcd, ita put'• 'rid ... wittlattew type ot rtd and f'oJ!owtd: . PUSt) l'lcing•to provide tor an$ con.' blut tood tal ton (Qllj)f)IU, aeeotd• in . tingcn~&, sin eo tbe now boo~ .ate iDa. to OPA. They will be -uled · tl~etcd to £crt:o lot twn: scars. lM aatne -.r•r •• atamP~, bUt wi!l ~·:.:-...... • · as comp~u~d to 4 or G months tor k toM at tnr timt. Ration co•· It MOcftc• previous bnob. Tho C{)15b·otptint•
But due to tlw war \'it' haven't been able to buy any garment hangt·rs for the past few months, our ~upp!y i~ now exhausted, so it bc:comes necr~Huy to ask you to brint} or send hangers with each cleaning order. All extras you cnn spare will be npprecinted. Thanks.
AI moot everyone lihco n m:ro· t.cry-olm~ot ovoeyono cmJoyo tho thrilling excncmert of trnclung down a almlool wltb on oco dotcctlvc. But co!IUJ aro a li•tlo O!lbomcd to odmlt read· lng myotoric:~. Well .., ou nctd nnt he. Moybo you didn't llnot'l tbot many rollcco prof· or=oro, banh pl'c:Jidcnto, grcot oelantl to, roptolno of lnduatey,
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oven the Prddent of the Unl. ted ltnteo allliko their myot{ll'!co. In 'net, mlll!ona of Amcrleano ore rcndlns moro m.votorics tat'lay than over bt>foro. Why? Mainly bccct= thto l11:1t-poood, cO!J)'-ronding otorlr:~ lliC botb rclnrdns nod rdlC!lb·
log. It b for thcm-nnd for you •• tbot \'?O oro publl!lhlog
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine EdiCccl by Ellery Queen, fnm·
• O!l:l dotoctl'-\l of tho radio, tho movL."l!, and bt*cl)l!r.r boolto, It lo devoted cxcl~lvoly w tho bCJt lo dotoctivo crlmo abort• otory litoraturo. And wo moan lltcrnturo. Tho feet that a story owolto plot to crlmo nnd jclteeUcn need not prevent lb bdng well wrltun. l!lort do teeth-a fiet!m.'l that b woU mittoo b not toa readily avndable. Dut t;O aro finding thm1-ln oonlul, In mn.'JCln~. In tho fl!t3 of lamow aothnra-and by arrau~mrnt wtth other publbb· om c.:J well u 'W'itb r:mtlloro, wo reprint In tho e.pprovcc1 Ucad· C!r'o Dlgt!\ moox::1r tl:a b::st dctcctlvo flctfoo to bo prorurod
Such nlL'1.om l!.:l Do.nhloll, Hammett, Aia!hn Chrl!lt£:>, 8tusrt Palmer a o d Elkr:v
• Qucco a•o to oo fa-.md lo it.
But otorit:J Of\l aolcctcd on thoir '
moritll, not on outhoro' nom~. Tough nnd ouovo, CC..'"Ulll nnd owift, cnmlc and tragic, ttuy nro mingbd with rdrc:lbins variety IUld atlmulotlns chango c! paoo. Raro gem:~ flt fer tho mrot critical, dc:zatfuhu~o mrot cclvo. You ~rn Ond · 1:4~ magtlllino 'W'oll printed • • . cbnrp and clcnr, lrlnd to tho oyo. Yo:J 'W'ill find tho ab· c.amo co tho Rcn!lcr'o Dl~~ • cnnvoofcnt to bold, to handle, to ollp toto your pvchot. Y <I'J
will flod tho rover 0.!1 p!oa.T.ng to loott a~ e:.J a hoo!t Joel!c~. And yG"J win find tho ontonto tho mO;Jt C!ltb1yloa <;c:lJtO worth of gco::l cntortmoo:eot
Y<m bovo fcuod In ronny o dey. Oo lllllo nt all gaml C~'W'c:.~on®
-::me o ropy.
SPECIAL tOe OFFER TO READERS OF
LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS Bc::ato ~want l70U to !mow tiv11 otori(?ll new and old·CO,GOO
Ell:;ry Qacoo'o Myntcry Ma~rt~- woron of thrilling mygtG>r~-t:tt:e wa will a..o>nd l7C:J a oo;;y a1 for only 10:!, tl:.o =t of vo:~ · thb aotholO<W cf tb bCJt dctro- toso and !:rmdlir.u.
Fill In O:CU ball thCl CmlP<'J:l bclot? wutb 10~ oodcy.
Thia iiJ an mritation to bDlow-draft-ago boys who want to ~nut tl!e ranks or the tJ. s. Marlot!. Birth catificlltea and cnn.gent of p!renta are needed before tht:Y can b!l accepted. U you artl 17 and pbtetea1ty fit, a!lnd for nectc.eaey paplfi and complete ifitormation. Fill in your name and address below · nnd rnaU eoupon . at Oltte to: Unimd St~tcJ Marino Corps Readqttartirs, 202 Marey Street, Santa Fe, Ngw M:exieo.
Intangible must be declared fur tnntion between the dateo c•f Jan· jl unry 1st and March 1oi.. A pen· nlty will be charged nf ter thnt · dCltC. '
F411 L. H Dow,
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Attention Stockmen
Th" Wnr F11od Adminiotroti•ln hoo •~ouPrl .• n ur,jer • tit••·uv. Uel' 1, HJ,13, rcotriet inu tlw oal(l or ull VI!IZ&tablll oil meal, t'ul.to ond/~~t · pPJict.a to nnv Jll'rtl >n eltt'(lpt on prl'centU\ion of u purt'btu;o cer ti· ficole.
Tbc ndminintrotion of ttw ordrr 1
boo bean o~igned to tho County ACA Commlttco. Storltml'n de· airing lccd 4:ovcred under tho or~ der obould eall ot U.ho ACA offare to multo sppllcotio:n and obtain their purcballo ccrtifi<'nte.
Tho Carriz;;Womon's Cluh:! wish~ to pay of!·all of their out· · ( 11
etandmg hondo. Plcnao prmen l ; f' . yom hond by Fcb:mury 15th, to ; i Mra. Roy Shafer for p:1yment, or : i 0 1
~ehaDgo for Victory bond. · \ J Mra. Clifton Zumwalt, : r ·~
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Located at Carrizozo Hdwe. Co. J PHONE 96 I '•
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It's tou~h to lose o pat, a wallet or any !rind of vnlrnable. But don't give up hope until you have tried nn ad in the LINCOLN t~OUNTY NEWS to help you rt· cover your loos. • • • • •
Wo are hero to aerve. Will you do your part? Yo• art wtll•
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Chanaea in time of Service for Firet Bnptiet Church
~War Timo) Sunday School ...... · 0:45A.M. Morning Woroblp .... ll:QO A.M. B. T. U. . .. . .. .. .. . 7111) P...M. Ev€lning Wornhlp. . . • 8:QO P.M. \"j. M. U. Wcdncsda:r 2:00P.M. Prayer Meeting, Wed. 7:30P.M.
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Protein Livestock Feed Badly Needed
Albuquerque, Jan. 13 - Declaring tbot tho b"avv enowaoom lut woelt gonerolly ovf'r nortbcm New Mexico was the loot storm malt enttlo in nor hero New Mexico could otnnd w1tb• ut heavy d .. tb loS!l in enttlo onc:J ooxt year ulve., E. G. Hayward, Prcaldent of tbt Now Mexico Cattlo Growers' AI· eociation tcdoy stated that unl• lmmcdiaw rotiof wu amnt Uat state in tbo way of oort prota livestoek fu4 tha' tboUJuda ., eattre and. next ftlr'l ulwtl would be lost fn nortbera New Mexico ln the noxt montb.
"As New Mezlco prodacN onlJ 11 parecnt of the !!\lpplemtntal livestock feed ordlnarilr oed 011 our ranges, and aince we have not relcolved u much 11 16 ptriiDt of tllo amount ususlly reulvtd from other Iced rafaing atato, tbtt poiilt has been rnebed where the lOY• ernmont should requltitlon from trll!bing mills and fairlr dlalrl· buto the avAiJablii protein takt lll • • • • :===========,, · H.#,. tho moat eritlcal areas of New
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LonJ before tho great Cairo conferences opened, Jmowtodge of the 1orthcomlng meetings WaB general.
The conferees met behind baJbed· wire banicades, mlncfietds, antlalroet'aft batteries, cordons of troops and 1eezet pollee. Even more formlda· •b!e was the protective barrier ot censorship. .
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Madame Chiang, fragll.e nnd love- ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~i~~~~~i~~~~~~~ ~~~~~::r:m~os~q~u~es~llll~dt~~~; II: an4 ttucks •en to front Unes enrtneers and Saladin's and had her 'hair Bc,~be~e• surfaced the roads 'Witb sea coral. Top rlcbh a laJoon m the Sontb PaofDe with an Inflated poncho or rain eape. Bottom antn.St the aettlnr IDJI,
done~evoU IUld' Churchill went to A whole day'• work depended upon ~elr 1ucces• In the Pyramids and listened to !J haU· ----------------------· .. __ _... ____________ .:._ ___ _ hour condonaotlon of their aeonlo hlttol')' by tho No. 1 DrogomDn, Haji All el Roboishl, wbo 1fccllncd a large Roooovoltlan tip and made a fortune aolling "cxclUDive" lntorvlows to 70 war oorreopondents, and wiU have oil tho "Freedom from Wtmt" a man could wiEib tor.
The OcncraiJBBlmo waon't lm· pressed b)' tho Pyromldo, which ho •aw wttb Modomo. Tho Grept Wall of China, ho oald, soto lea:J publlclty hut Is • bettor Sob. -nfo U,P1itn,i, however, got him. "Ho emnno.tea majeai.J," sold Cbia.ng.
Obarchlll, described bJ Roosevelt •• tbe writer ef tbe peup, wrote the' commulllque. I& was edited bJ the President, who cltaored the phrase "territories Iapan ba• Ukcn 1 from Oblna" to "lerrttortea Japaa has atole:n."
Madomo Cblanj!, wlm wltncased the signatures, cJappccl honda and blurted happily, "'ftmt•o groatt'' Tbon evorybod7 po!:Cd for pictures. Tbo original of vmn\ bcenmo known u Ulo. "ChinG Communique" was prcwntcd to Clllabll oo G couvcnlr.
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The'subacquont mcotlngs with Premtor Joseph GtllUn 1.11 Teheran and wltb Turldob President lamct lnonu, wore covered for the cottCDpondcnta by proxy-br two DriUsh clv!J sorv· ant! and two Amcrlcan ex-newspapermen employed by tho Office Pf Ldt: BritiJb •rooP. ct tht Allleit Fillb army aro sliOri lD fhili eantetl- rolllDI tOWafa ROme dter ncl• War lnfonnoUon. 'fhc:v d!!l ns well dtnly bnldnr Oerm&n forcu by l&n«<nr on IW1's wen eou~ neat tbe Etem&l City. Kl&ht: tint. G~. M•rl u could have been clCt)Ccled. w. Vlark, commander of the i'Utb Jrmy, shakes hub wUb Admltal J'. 1. Lo1HJ, ehld ot tbe naval torc:ei
The plano-ruJ made long before whlcb participated In the lalldlnf, Only slllbt defemrlve adton b7 lhe ent!JlJ' wu ncountered and lft,oot GtJ'w they atortcd rcmodcUns Mcna House man~ laced the posslbUUy of bdur trapped between AIU1!4 umies In the south and the new lanlliDr tortu. from o comfortable hotel Into an of- -~--·-·· -------------·------------------------6::0 truUding &lll1 wlttnu U wlth (!rl ml!oo of cablo ~Mct:Uone with CT vU18ll y;horo tho blgcor chota woro bntacd wllh Utclr eloRa In tho vAclnlty-dldn'\ lnclullo Sl!liln'a preuence. In Calro. Arransc.mcnu wcra boJna modo for tho Mahomots of An,g!o-Amorlcon democrAcy to come tD tho mnuntalll! ol GovloU.Sm In t.
Tuber~•· · Wbea, after l•e da,.. ol poUUoal
ud milllarJ' t&Ddnr, ptaonlnr, IWlcbinr wln!.na' Ud dJnlJI1 Ia Mena Uot~se, the acMe ahlftet to Tebeua fo1' Act Two, the Ch1l1a Ccnfert.nce IJI Oalre had lost Its Interest for reporters ud peruw fu Use Wtlrlll.
Gt&lin had propaglllt111cUcully dilm-1 lnatc:l tho Cairo Clmfcrcneo ia absenua.. ln Teheran. ho domlrultei It l!l porcan. But an lfiO !onmcd I dlroctly In Caito was thnt tho nusalan unUomu are cl ezcollcnt ma• tel.'ial, \hat the So'fid Gc.:rot PoUce ts effictont atul emnlprcccnt. ao1 thai all cnrrlcd pts, tcetu:llilc aerv .. ants. We covercl Ac\ Cl"'..e wUn per.- I lccopeo, and Ac\ Twa ey remote c~ ttol. Stclbl rdittr.t1 t• Mcst~w, nud non=ove!t ifid Churdilll to Caito torocel the Tuthllh de!.tta\!aa headed L"t lr.nr.u fot Ad Tlu'tt.
tctltf1 1-ellll' Yowara War. AD three ccnferenws were of
Nazi Soldier, Civilian After Allied Raids
awt& lmFotane&, !.>11\ In ~romo w&ys, . , 3, the mcst algnlAct.nl WM th~ ~~me tn. t.tfh •atu attt lttJ ed H st.. bthld ihh Germaa soJIJer whO vdlvin41 TurkeJ. The :::z t.et that .., tlttve• hl the lllev aru-;ff ihe Rtuslalk ttont wl«<re file Nub blvi'J ~nonu, elo9~rest tnU · ge walker .beta rttrd.U.,. 'RI&hll Nlll ttewspa)ttlr \"tl:ldt!l' ln lletllD ahttibltts 'Jl· b:l tho diplomacy of neub'all\Jp.~ama ,
to sec noosovelt &1111 Churehw wu " tletuet Wtte .rtetlyef tro-. • .ne•b:al liGitttlt. a a!ap ln. the (eelh tor IUUer, who, poor f:ellow, a!mpty ba!tl'l anyone wlUI wli!lm to bold confer~ now. 11\onu•• pre!enee m ·Cairo Jttona}J lndlcatcd that 'f:urkCJ'• ,j bttlancln& aet waa about over. anu that th& ecuntrv would tnw the war at U;~~\~ p.m. 'Qefo~ the fateful mi~J.. ftllbt t111ut 6f ~iewq. w aecur• • wervaUt~tt tl lht. ~a.c• .<.()n!~tence. It w.ii •~p!lrtut that Tut-.111 J),ad at lut de~ltled Ut•t conlli'luelf. ne((lf·an. t1 mtgbt b& un~rofttab1t>, and lnonu••. •naval gave wlnt. to the ttatem~l\t aCUte Teheran Communlqut wamtq Oetmany o( ~r~at (!ftenslvu •'tr.mt tilt • ..:esl •nd iiOn\h.~~.
· MembcrJil ot the dfplomaUe eorpj · wlW bave Uvcd · besid~ Russlq 11n<l Cleijlt with her .diplomnta for yearJ pQ1nt to t>o~o stgnltlcant thinil ~f,lout the ,Pravda report which • the wctld on Jts ear about the Brii. ish negoUaUng a separate peac;e with Naz\ Foreign Minister 1\lbbent.rop.
ltJ tho first place, diplomats pQint aut that, had the report been published in IzvcsUa, It would have been much more serious. lzvesUa)s the O'~'lJlU' of the SQytet government, lllld anythtng appearing thereiD can be c;onsidered the gospel views of the Kremlin itself.
However, Pravda, organ o1 the Communlnt party, is one step removed, and anything published in It can be Interpreted as to but
ot Stnlln. • Thus, it waa .Pravda which
dropped u ton of editorial bricks on the wwuapccUng, well-Intentioned head of Wendell WUllde, hitherto considered Ruoola'a beot friend. Thnt editorial rebulte came after Willkio · bud dlocuooed the Polillh boundary queotlon-ln a manner quito sympathetic to Rurmla . , However, the RuODlons chone to rebuke their beot friend nn a warnIng tG Prealdent Reoaevelt nnd Secretary Hull that they did not want tho Polish queotlon dJDcUDscd nt till -not even by their frlendo. They could. .nnl .vccy wcll .como 4Ut. nnd rebuke Hllll and Rbo!loVolt, co th"Y chose a prominent American, one step removed, figuring Hull and RoO!lovelt would tnko tho blnt.
Thercforo, remembering Umt Runelan diplomn!Jc maven aro uoually aimed obUqucly a& oomethlng on tho other aldo of tho bllllard tnblo, here Is tho dlplomatlc corpa' CltPlonatlon o1 tho latcat Prnvdn thrunt agalnot the Brltloll.
F4r .about two yearo, It has been rw cccret that tho Dritlob havo bung bock regarding a cccond front In wcotci'J) Europe. lt lo oleo no cccrot Ulot, rtgbt do\'m tQ tho Teheran ccnfcrenee, ChurchUI pulled tor a Balkan front or almont any other front except a wcotcrn front. .
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Stalin i!l a man who never forgets llll!2, oven it no frlcUon bad aee-.Jl'l'Cl1 at Teheran, ho would have ecntlnucd to- bo £UOPlcloiUI abmrt Brl\lob intcnUona of a cccond front., in vlow of tho two yearn· of· cccond front debate. And on top ot Tchoratl, PIU!l ChurchUI'o long otny In Atr1CCI, StaUn's mwplclono may be OOlling ogalo.
'l'hcrcloro, point out the diplomato, whal could bo more adroit. than to put tho Drlti!Jb c:auorcly on tho opot by cubtly accualng them of tnlldnn to tho Nt\W ooout 0 CCJI(lt'Otc pcnetJ? In other wordn, altar tho Pravda article, tho Dritbb nov; hnvo to provo thQY >1ant no coporato peaco by pwhing ahead with tho cccond front. U tho:; delny it., then tho RUC!lil.UI!l con point to tho OU!lplelon -no matter bot7 untrue-that per--· Imp!! tho Drl\loh were talhlng to Ribbcntrop alter all - which, oi e<rurao, thoy ~:oron't.
Tho Pravda publication fito ln. especia1Iy ot thi!l Umo, when thero actually hnvo been cumo hlnto !n official circlon that tho Rw:zlong ore doing Cl) wen thot tho ntlltin will smrrendor Ulml., thtn wo t<;ouldn't need o ceeond,.front.
It'o co:npllcotcl, bat tho RU!l!JJon mind b compUentcd, aml Rurolan diplnmaey oven more en.
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DOGS FOR SALE
Boulders •• TombMan~ Bccauce It Is forbldd!!n t. cut •
grnvcntonc or write a namo Q:r ~ taph along tho Jugo~lav-Albanltll\ bui'Uer, _,_T~lntlvco of ..tcec:anctl oenreh lot bouldero whlcb they lmaglno re!lcmblo the Ghape .t their deported loved ones. 'lbcse thay plllco over tho graves.
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llt.r there eating up along the ~4ed Jhlp'a rail. She- Wall 10 ~ tQt .i\nne'a heart sank anot:b~J.'. P~>teh In t1P1te of herself. WQ ~ and aot vez:Y
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that ber11 wu an loveliness and
and aristocratic aecmed to hold blm
apart from t110 crowd blm.
$QddOO l>Qth tUCI!l] brol«~ into a,n ucer ttnUe. The old mi,Ul rn!fled hb ,ba~ the clrl wnved bet hnnd. Anne &}lileed around. MJauel Valera wa• W&VlnK back to them, h1n tace Ught~ wl1b pleasure.
''1'ltlVa my fother, '' he said. An,ne had noticed bcloro the pride
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I RECEN'l'JfY ·:a~AP a plec:e in which tbe wdt$r wld ~t tb.e JWJ!l ot joba tl).l! men ln' the ~une<t tQti;ei 'Wcul(l ~~pc()'4 · @d • •Mill!l d'Jlave, when tboy 1lllisb Ul.~ lJ~ .Qf ete~tlnit tbo nntton•s tmeml~•· Mcq"dm; t(.l lhtl\ Miter the ~® wl\il lett thet t~rins, U!.o f~c~orieEJ, Ule bonk$, thf.' · e~orel.l ®ll nU U10 other typea of ~cations America offoJ'S, woUld, c.When they return, e,;.peQt w ste$)ltlto jobs thp.t would support ~toad homea, situated ip spacious grounu~, elal» rately furntohed, wUh one or more cnro ln the gQl'ago, a yard ml}n ani\ ~ muld to do the wor~. A jo~ that would provide tho ~egcssal'Y Iundt for on extenplv,o pluytlme dcvo~d .to travel, to bW\tlnS . and SJ.ahlng ond other recreations that are enjoyed by "he" m~.
Ot ouch jobs us he pictured there may be hal! a million in on Azrterlcn, and there vliU bo nino or ten million of those returning coldlera1
· so.Uora ond mCU"inco. No\ joba enough to even atart with.
That writer doco not lmow the Americnn type. He has no concepo tton of tho clc;~os of men who are fightina the nation's battles. To bo ouro they will wont jobs when they come tJaclt and moot certolnly they should have them. They 'Will wont to go boch to the things' they were doing bcforo the wnr culled them. They want to so buelt to tho farm, tho factory, tho dcclt. That IB wbnt they enpect. They want to corne boc!I to a land that oflorn opportunity to develop tho ability each posocccco, whore they can reap the rewanlo of that ability in whatever mcaouro they may lndJv!dunDy dinploy 1~ 'l'hcy wa11t o chonco to earn that ilno home ln apoclouo srcunda lf they hnvo the ablllty to do co. It lo tho molntcnanco ·of flUch opportunity tor whfcb Uloy llovo boon il!llitino. Tho::o who. JUDY ~oct tho eomtortn of lifo to be bonded to thmn bccaw:o they carried the btil" den of tho bottlefton~ oro tho very, very roro oxcopllono.
• • • PEACETiftiE TRAINING OF lJ. 8. YOUNG ftlEN
OVER THE YEARS from 1010 to 1029 n croup of wcU·Jntcntlonod men attempted to ooeuro tho cnnctm(lflt of a univcroal mll!to.ry trolnlnu low. 1 "'~no one of that group. At a moot. lni! 1n tho Union Lcoguo club, 1n Ch!caco in 1!)10, I modo tho otnt&mcnt wo could not accompllnh the de=;ired pUl'JlOCo oo long no we cloll!.lcd It oo o mllitnry trolnlng low, that tho maC!l of American people wore opproed to compulr:ory mm. tory ocrvicCl for their conn during pcoco timca. I propooed wo change tho t!Uo to citlzell!lhlp training. The real purpooo woo more that of mok· ing clUzeno than malttna coldlera, thoucb under ouc:b o loi.'J an was Pf(!pn:ad. and rogordlcao of tho Utlt>, mmtortT drill end dicelpllno ln the comJl!l would bo on essen tlal fca· turo. •
At that Umo thoro were cCU'lY m. dlcat!ono of tho aproullilg of cloll!l dintincl!ono in tho noUon. To put tho young men of Arncrico, the !Oll!l of formcro, bnnhcro, worhmeu, m. duotrial cxecuUvon, man of wealth and ot poo:;erty, lnto comp together, aU living under exactly tho rome condltlonn. would dontroy thnt oproutlnn clrum dlotlncUon. Vlhcn theoc troy a ttnet'l each other, when they became camp buddlco, thoro etr.Ud be no ouch thing OD cla!l!l onto.aonlnmo amang thClm. Tho aug· neoted cbannc In title <;";no not modo. Public opznlon mld portbon frlct!cn prevente-d the ponoogo of tho biD.
Another cfiort will to modo to POD!! 11 unlveroa1 mUltoey trolnlng lo'7. If tho oponr:orn of tho new bill will but tnlta o lenctln ftom tho pont ond call It a cl~nnhlp trofn. fng low, they con oucceed and Amorlco wm ha better for bo\>lng ouch a low.
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lf1 .ZI Jis~« •• ~· Mfll•. mfnl#, 6111 !« U i/jo li4S.fibfe ~ W ·~ 1111 lh• #e«,Jil!l m9~1Jflt . · A sott --~, ••1 tur. awa, m•tb, but tbat.'tt ~atl'l "W do when )'QQ bavc • cbl) ,.t.i 1o.ar band. ·.~ str{tVl VQt~ i\v':t .~bout the
ttnmo- cltect • na vlowing the new Jnoon over one's rqht shoulder docs.
The AJ!IIl ~o dlea • miUiDIJaJ,. reate$ tnueh '" be desired. '
Abo11t tbo ~e & laWilntss clrl 'b~eomeilltMlllpensllbte lhc up and marrle1. ·
"lgnornnce,'' said llnstwJ, "ain't know.ln' nothln'-U's knowin' wo much that ~ll ~:•
END THIS NATURAL WAY! Millions now take Simple Fresh Fruit Drink Instead · of Harsh Laxatives I
It's lemon ond water. Yui-Jun :tho Ju!eo of 1 Sunkfet Lemon In a glnns of wator-flut thing on arlnlnt!•
Taken firot thing in tho morning, this wholesome drlnk 1tlmW.tu bowel action in a uaturol waylle3Ul'C3 mo!l~ people of prompt, twrmal climlnntlon.
Why not cbnnt:Oto-thla AeaiU./111 ooblt'l Lemon and watcz ls good for you. Lcmon3 are among tho rlchot £llUI'CC3 of vlt&tnio 0, wbtcb wmbata fatluuc hclpa ~on m~lat colda 8Jid lnt<Jetione. They alao eupply n. and P. They alknllnlu, nld Gppotlta and dl~:ltlon. Lonon and WAter haa a frc!h tang, tooelC!ltll tM mouth, wllkca ,70u up I
Try this ~nd wako-np drln'k: 10 mornlll('ll!. !.ko·lf lt dctJn't bclp :;7ou I Uao Calltornla Dunklltl Lcmtln:l.
Ftdt Questlen Gf;lrman to tho Swll!s-How wroc
Y<lU ho"{O an admiral? You bovo no cotl!lUino, no no<Vy no cmplrc.
Tho sw~ rcpllcd-VIeU, you in Germany bavo tl mlnbtor of Ju. Uco, don't ycu!
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Seat ot Rast Government Mc:;cow•o Itrcmlin. coot of the
aovernment, lo a tract of lUO acres. ourrounded by o wan vlitb 10 towcl'o ond plotccd by !lvo main gotu.
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. Ouaht to Do Colonol unopcctJng barrttcks)
Supposa tho barracl!S caught flnl. v;hnt ordor woUld you glvo? Sergon~t-Ccuso ftrel
Have a ''Coke"= Good winds have blown you' here · 1 p [ • s oa A L s r 1 • • Mrs. Juliana Serna and -~aug:~ · ~
· - ter,· Mrs. Sophia Torres of Capi· ~ tan were visitors in town lliat ~
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. , . a way to say '' JV' e are frirmds'.' I() the Chinese (.hJnn knew <..oca-<..ola before tbc war. Wbc:rc Coco-Cola Ia oo hlllld
todat. w Chinc•c and Ynok alike, /lav11 a "Colul' ore welcome
wordo. Around the niobe Coca-Cola noods !or tho /J.JIII11 that f'ri
Jr•ub<~, -btu b~UJm~ a •y1nbul of aood wlll. ,
&01 HI I> utmtR MHHOAI!Y Of Hle COCI>·COlA C:O&\PAHY O't .. Magnolia Coca-Cola Bottling Company Gocn-Colo llutldlng Y!Uidell Blvd. o.t Ditch El Pn!lo, Texu
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Mr. Cbl.\rley HUb11rn a.-rived ~- .----'-----:--;;';";"'":-'---------: last week from Arizona, w~ere be ~ FEEDS Baby FoodJil spent the greater p11rt of the win· 11/6. · Dog Foods · PaWnt Medieine• ter. GreasPs . Drugs
Mr. George Goodson is now employed by tbe Carri1ozo Auto Company.
Mr. and Mra. Tom Current and baby duugbter were here from the Gnllinas la11t Saturda:r. Mr. Cur· rent lo workina in tbe mine& there.
Mr. Gunther Kroggel wal a buotness visitor hero from Corona la6 t Friday. ---
Preaident Roosavclt slaned the Muster-Out Pay bill laJt week and discblltgcd vtt{lrana art now filing epplieations with the War Department Cor their pay.
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& CORN WE HAVg THI~ FAMOUS
Diamond ''M'' Flour Com£> In And Get a lrHtm Sample Todnyl
Patroniu• Your Feed Store so thnt we may keep Well Supplied With Your Need1.
VEGA FEED STORE
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Mr. Normnn H. l>oviP, <'ha1rmnn of the Amoriean Rod Cra:i baa t('(tU('ntPd thnt tho lnl'al l'hapter urso, through our lo!Ull ncwopoporo that WIYf'll, !'luldrPn ond paronto of tho men killed, wounded, or ffi1PilH'I! ''"ffi'' to our Jural ehoptcr of tho Red Croe.::~ for 011! Ill mOt'tllll! lll'l'dO Whll'h ariuO beCBUSV Of \bO Wllr.
The following n>prPlll'nlotJvf'o of t.bo Red Cro::J in tho sm10raJ e.>mmumlii'D otood randy to oMiot you at any tlmo:
M"adaml'a: Eti1th Crawford, Carrizozo; W. E. Knott1 Tluto Rivvrn; W. H. Bt•lden, Corono; Wm Hurt, Ruldosn; Kir;as Tully, Picacho; Sc.roh l•'ioher, Gopitnn; Mr. R. S. Faian, Fo:t Sl&nton.
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The Titaworth Co., ll'lc.
Wt landl& all Klnda of Stoek & Cbltken fetd
6rKertes <toned Good~ Dlsllttdtlt · ClGAlUlTTES d 'rODACCOS . '
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Mr and Mrs.Snm Dillard, Mrs. (an you Drive a (ar? ·
WHEN YOU ..-;oro ll Wd, did rou nl~tayo pl!otor to "go aloncr" on
ovary ride? And now, do you sot a !tick-out of hacdlinfl tho wbeollllto a mlln?
Woods, Min Thelma Wbite, Mcaara. W. L. Smith, D. L.}aek· son, Pat Murphy, Rtyea Marrujo, Bud Crenshaw, Bob Crembaw ond Calloway were here from White Oak& and Rabanton tho latter part of laat week.
Women with mechanical nblllty ora ncodod In tho WAC at once. Other eklllo ~ro nccdod too. And untra.lncd '>Yomon can loam aldl!.a that tvlll bo ucdul all tlwlr llvc:J. 230 typ~ of Army jobo need Waca t{) IDI thorn. 'fODA Y -£Ot full dctnU~ at tho o.carCJt U. s. Army Rccruitlni Station.
(Your local po~t offico will glvo :;ou tho addran.) Or write: Tl:.s t.uljutant Oonornl, Room 441ti, Mu• nltlono Duildina, Wll!lblngton. D. C. Do iL todcy.
PERMANENT WAVE69c! Do your owo Pcrmllnoot wltb Cbarm· lturl Im. Comp!Qtc 1.1qu!pmcot, lo· dudlni 40 curloro and abampoo. El:.IY to do, ob=olutdy hermb. Pratatd by tbomrmlb lceludln'i! Fay MoRen· nla, clomorod!l movto otar. Mocay rofundod If oot nalbCcd.
I w:olland'• !mg ~!o'::.a: 1 -~·- :., 0
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tinuo preparation nnd oaJvogo of
Meadamca Albert Wood ••d Pat Withers wero in from Oaeura laat Friday.
Mm.Mnggio Pilngeten of Noaal, Mr. and Mro. Champ Ferguean of CGpitan and r.tr. Wm. FcfiUEOD of Noanl~tea~ wcro Yinitom In
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Mr. and Mn. J. V. Hobblo wcm boro on btainfiB rrom Ruidoao Mondly.
MeSCJrJ. Rob and Ward Lalit>, Bono Znmora, Sr., and Bone, Jr., and Amndo Jiron wtro hero from Capitan Monday on bu.dnw.
Mro. Olan Campbell of Alamogordo eJX!nt tho wct>k end horo with her moth&r, Mn. Vincent Reil and family.
tn tho Prob&ttl 0otttt at LbloolD 0..-nnty
St&to of New Mu!oo In tho t.iattor or tl:o Estate J
of BonWco Martintz J No. o'lu Peon, Docca::c:.l. )
NOTIOE till cans in tUtUS where tin ~n Nctlro tJ broby g!ve11 that th• oD· campaigno are nutbcritid by tht dc••-aiinlYJ 't'ia:J on tl::.t~ 'IL!l day af Fob:u· War Production 8<Ulrd waa madt arv. 1044. oppcmtod .Mmlnfr..ratcr, nf tlld&y b~ tho ngional WPB con· tl:o otato d ~~dee Martit:.!:!Z Pana.
Even tho tin can eol!action in tiow Mcmlco. 6nme arena isn't exactly what it 'I'horo!oro, all ~c~ tJavi.:!g c!aht:9 should bo, tbo ur~ent war nctd aga.ln!lt- aa:d c::taro are !:.oro by oG!!Clcd to Cor tht aup'lNlritical tin contain• illatto ome •lth tte Cl)u.nliJ Cl~~ of eli ln enna baa not c1iminuhcd in Linrol.n CD'.mt~. New Melli:o, ·within tbo eligbtCJt. ek (0) o~ntb lro:::J t!'ili ~aw, u p:rovW·
Tb d f t • • ,.,., t" ed bvlaw, or tl::J l!ar:;:J will bt l::lll'ftlil. o nee .or m ts. gre~wr uiD Dattd tbts 'ltl:l day cl F•bma..""Y, 10.44.
t~ver. Our Job now te to p@rfCt· J.Qms M; Pena, collection methode and to aalvaio J'll·llO AdmiDhtncar. every ean pOI3ibte. - · . ~ .
Bouaowive3 aro urgt• to ton• tinut to observe tbW> aimpte rules: Open both ends of the can. Wash thoroly. Removo papt!r label•. Flatten the can merely by ettppins on it. Deposit in a 1eparat~ box or container tor col· leet.ion.
Yo the People of thlt Community
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The Titsworth Company, Inc. Capitan, N. M.
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AND ALL KINDS OF
FEED SUCH AS BRAN. SHORTS, DAIRY fEID. CORN, CHOPS, OATS, EGG MASH, cmc!. STARTER, GROWER MASH~ ETC. ,
PETTY'S GENERAL MDSE. ---- PilON£ 6:1 --
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-- 9PBCIAI.trm9 111 --' HIGH GRADE PERMANENTS
Our List Includc:s: Rilling, Jamnl, Zoms, Duut
WITS :PIZICI:l9 IZAROWG PUOU
$5.00 TO $12 .. 50
Wo Appreciate Your Patronage
~ The <•rrilo.ze Be•uty snopJe
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