... I \ . ' t' . Clerk ... ' J . LINCOLN NEWS VOLUME XX CAPITAN NEWS .,..,..., .... . w. o. M tlls, Con t>&pondent (Help us make tb1s colum inter .estinv by giving us the you know.) / \AND CARRIZOZO OUTLOOK Official P'por.;..LegaJ ...----,-- CARRIZOZO. NJ:!iW MEXICO, P'R.IDAY, FEBRUARY 15, and four luts were bougbt from Mrs. !<'is her, manager o'f t ht- Ftsher Lumber Co Rev. W. 0 Mills anti family plan to mqve toto tbe hQule 81eoop Mr. and Mrs. Btlly Hunt Hobbs, who are living in it, are able to find a place to move 1nto. The proiram which the Scout and the Scout Maater PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. C A. Snow spent last in Roswell. Mrs. MHglllf' Pftngtt•o Qf No2al was 10 luwn on day. Mr. A E HIJ lts:nJ!r of Vauahn was at the Li11coln Cuunty Ageney last r.1unday. Ern1e Prenm hilS tll ar E. J), Hammons, held for Scout Hrun's Hoep1tal in Santa Troop No. 65 of Capitan, wae fe, but Jl! l!D!Jruve i. well attllnded, but there ahould Cbarlt-1! Snow came over have been mQrll interest maniftBt· ·Hate CoJ leg(• the IJilst wee k-eno Prehm's Cafe Sarah E. C. Helms Mrs. A. H. HPlms, age 74, who had fl'stded in Lmcoln County since passed away at her ranch homc in the Oscura Moun· tains, February I !:146, f'uneral St>rvtres were heiJ at Oacura Sunday, February lOth, by the H.ev. John J. Loud 1 o, fol- lowed by llltt>rrnl·nt m the Nogal <'t>mettJry. Obituary Outlook Vol. 36 No. 42 ANCHO NEWS Mrs. bas 'returned from' Angelo, Texns, "here she With ber mother. Lt. Payne a1.d family are viait- ing 111 Alamogordo lh111 week. John Wilson ia home nftrr l!:l muntbs in the South l'nclflc Henry .Onle nnd f&mily were Alamogordo vi!!ilon laet week- end Two former Capitan HJgh Sch.>ol girls. Miss Cbarlsie Dock· ray, who juioed the w ... ves in 1944, and who iR now of Cleveland, Obio, and whoae rating ts Store b,eeper 8-c, and Mrs, Llo}d Atbr. formorly Miss Hally W1g· ; •ey ur' < :dpttan, a pent the week· ' end together w Springfit>ld, Uhto, where Mn Alllro ta employed. NeediHI! tu sar that old ttmer were ed lo the boys of our tl)wn, than wu ahown. Thl8 work 11 the bJghut oi 1t11 kind in the world, tu Its ataodard for butldtng ooya and men, who wJil be tbt- ctltzena of t-omorrow.· The pro gram wu onti wb1cb Bhuwt>d that the men 'be bliAd of tba trouv tori! )P It tOe bt-it uoe po,l!llblc- T•l"a were maoe by P•ufeuor E. C. l:!awlun. liu 11puke 01.1 acout ment. and Jtl plac. 10 bu!ldlol! l{uuLJ ctt1zena, tor tp• future anv tne re11vet<t that bu.ID.., had fo• tnlln w bo had .eout.a i.n theu buybuorl. And Scuutmuter 11:' U, .Uammon1, who uaed the par t&ble ol T})• Good damatarttan, to to vit!lt the home folh1:1. A Y..tu•l1111gtun's B1rth Jby din- 1er Will be I ei,J neXt r'rl Jar, f'eb lit '-.\ t)Ultw'H l:lutJ Uutld· lll[l. A li.rge c'r"wJ Otto Prf\,bm wisbts to IJ• t rm the public that bP bas madt> ::.• Ine cbanges in his cafe; ancl ad. ded new fquipment. He has moved th• kitchen to the re..r Of the bailding. · ln n recent trip to EIPaeo be bought nt-w lil>hts, a fryer, and steam tal·lts He alao wants lbl' pub lie t" hIll w he wtll bt' open from 7 a. rn. and untill2 p: m. Hts w1ll be Spanu'b d1ahes, ltalian dlbhes and stt-aks of all kindS'. Tl1f' 1n tt>rior is repainted 11nd ndd81'11 uch to the inviting, wholt>llOUl<' pearance uf the !JIIIt·e Wtn.tell Hlf·kl'r..un urr 1\'o·d horne from lust Su t unlu} !!1 '(x•nl ll munlhs 111 11,.. :'-..\\} 111od wws hunorubly tllSdtiH>;•·d tl••· ht 8arah E. Callaway Helms was lioro July 24, H"72 to Harton County, M1ssour1. She was mar· rll.'d to A. B. HdnJs March :lu, lo!:14 at r'ort Worth, Texas The famtly to N"1111l in l!JL when• ttll'Y l1ve•l untll a ft>w yt>arH agu \'<ben muvt>d tv a ranch Mr. and Mr11. L. L. f'ctt>ra have rt•turned from Albu4U1-rque where they. had been calllld on nccount d the dlneas or their son VIrgil, 1\lr. A W. Urak• ol Roowell v1s1te•l tho Price !\ltller (amtly Sundar. Mr. and Mr1. Wtwley re ce1ved word lr"w oi(L. Jack H.ob that l.Jt WIU IU Ltl.- Jl.att-H, .ana w•)u:o Jvlll MrH, J. W Mur· .all! at } hut!lllll, Arll.Uilli 1 ll.Od Lht-{1 Wl!Uill oe hcoUJt' Lu !!lay. H , 01 1111 .. rrrved aL VILD l:ouv.r, Wlllllllulltvu, bt:bruory 4tb. Mr"ii H. •Ulll·tH• aud 1 r llbl) d .. ugliter, Aon, w h o Wtlll uurl• lJean.t..• r 29Lll., will jo111 .\1 urns aut.l ;;gt, Kob\0 t.Oll wtlt opetote ,ht' Morrill Capta1n lllfhrd W1wberly ol 1 was a t.uslllt'&s viatto1 IJt'ft" Saturtloy l .. I> "1r1 III.ibt!r· I) •8 '"' t"lllliltal ll'uve fruru tht- 1\rmy .\1 ro I' at l Ullr Ul·t.l• rwent · 8 IOUJur c pt'ratrun lnl\t at tht· 1 urr•kr Mrs. Cpor 1e , uf :'>Ira. l!t>l• Grt'IJOn M te. U"one ol El PDBo sfriVt<d f.<• II/Oild 1i few Clays WtU. ner sJater Mrt. Alwo ltolJ&rLII ana netct-a Mm ... a ana H.ul!erts. 8be returned b o m e at { ll!Jiti.u .. · d d 1 f . Hobbt aDd l.Jrmg out the JOO turn al ) Mr. uut.l MrtJ. l enry tVIHY scout Ia tu do. l'nursl.lay ..,.f last t.\'tll"k HuiJbs wuther, MrB, Mru.ndl l'oiJI WA.I! brou"ht ouL w Lbll tlllk Mrs '1. B Kt!llt!)' tbt- of PnuviiiX. AriZ. are 10 lD &Q way, by SoouL· 6&d LeWI lllM ruesday or .. Vl<wg Mr. Hut,tJs motb.er, Mrs. l u.m ...... n"• - death uf her urulber, Mr. T.nomp- u was er u- --· . , Jluae Hu))ba, h11 brotber ulll)' Bun of Alvarsdu, 'I FTJ,.Ddl diWJl Hvuba, and other relatlVCS Tlt JO&:i»l f•r tod &f!Jlpattnr.e in ber and lrtt!OOI bere. people ol tu iUJ' aapttlt Cburr:t. luBS, . Hev. H.. A:_ Long, 8850clate Wlli well attendad Jrilb .,:fllllros" bell an IOVIt.tional mtsatunary, whu Will! formerly a yot.ma people enjOJlPK c.,be aame.. Ua)l t.ourn&y laat week. pas\or ol L!W .lc'u1lt liapt.Ult church T bey we,. to;r.lO t}..&b tor tbeu .:le eral cara lroJP hertl want- or Cap1t.nn, was a V•llltor m the a&lpper wbieh •la.inj •ide Jau Wllrtl Mrs Karlll· lbo we (,! Rev. Yv 0. M1lis Mon· 8 unday, brouabt In paper baga. IIIYeral of tbu 1' be t.eama ware reorgaoued, WILt• Jnvt-n of lht- rara 1111 rP par•· Ill> he 1-'irat Ho pllal L hurrh vnr·l,b1111.1 W lima MdtUL.II cboaeko a• .r tbl" pia, era f on• uaoer, an . omac 88 , 1 , 1 . 1 " ,, <1 111 .. t w"•·k tt.P our room · I b ,, r anJ ,, rK ".v1 '-our x buua.t· JUt Wl!at uf Lhe lhUrrh, the ct.be?. hil )'OUDII p.e<>p e W l <tnnounct- lh" b11lh ,,fa c:Juughlt'! a ,. oot now tn 23 c 8 t jotmng lhl' cburt"b properly on· . d b January rd. 1 hl' haa )t·vl· tbo West Tba house baa four cbu.rc.b. ale lnVJI.ed to atteu t • ll&mPd J .. net Lea f1)r h· r ar,.at · oCl.&Ja•• w•llu tha Sunday aer. room11 and baLL, and 11 rquippt>d 1 h Tp . aunt, Mrs. W. J httt-r WII b tJ utane jlBB The bou.e will VU!I:I .a f. our cnorc e aorta. l(fltnt! par. n ts M r G d M rf. rwar I !>TATE t'! •U.Er.l· .. :'..; :">1 I· It: I Bedltles her husband sh'l Ill litH· 9th llru..tt•lllunlt•)li,"l"''"l''d,;•. 11 • IJ h to Tau Kupp...t 1-r":' rl•,l) ,,·: VIVP<. 'Y Ill <'tll t ren, t ey "•·wMt•>ucoA &/\1 1\lrs Jpss :'lldJuwl11, llartlfoy L• , )UIIIor aut! 1' m.tJ"' 1o, vd r A 1 \! 1 · ( · 1 Bill Catl.ey and family are VISit· rs 1n the Miller th1s wtek. lllll1s re ;u1n1ng the army. n 1 t• 11 g 1111 ,.. 1 Jng- 1 , r li<Hla I • rs. . nrn11n, - ·- , \:t)mplun, l'al•forn111; :'\Irs ll B. Dull.rct ('lliWl'll has. been. vialt· N01 HE t '''Lii, Ar 1 v 1 na,l 1n11 h1s !!Isler J\.lrs ( up Straley. '>l.l 11 t • 1 llenry I! elms pf Flnu 8 t,.ff, l>uiird II also re jointnl{ the army. < :omet ( 'h11pt"r t-: ' " " £astern Star l'<l&htll to 11 111 1 unJ Artl1ur Helms td Mr. nnJ Mrs. R. L. Swatn have everyone who 1111 ve 80 1 Stw JllllUrVIvecl hy tim- r!'Lurnlld to thelr mlnl'B tn \he to make the ovt·TSI'Ilij cl ., . 11 !: tPt'D grandchlldn:n, a Jaeaulla 1\lountaln!l. Tbuir si!llcr drive a aucrPBs, 800 lho d 1111 , t·t· Hill Calloway, now llvltlg 1n Mary t.ucaa rrturned with W h1tu Ua ks. them and spent a fuw days before I Ht•lms waa a I(<H>d Chr1s- on to her home tn Pae:adcna, luan und had btl-tin a member of \'al1forn1a. Our land is pnBLPd n 11 t '1 h d . • . tIt' " l't u 1st church for flfLy· HunliDil and 1 r1-s, APinll A f, Y \two yt·ars. tlay1 ejlo some 11nP kJIII'd t \1 • p fl b 'l y a uarer11 wertJ ·' onroe an- dl'6r in oar rort'8l and ll.'ff I t.• drll Uearge :-.talJonald H A h r All 'I ' • · · 'it&lc optn tot e or!'st H·v1ns, HubA McLJonald, Rosa Wanl1-d Hldf's, P!!1(4, nod <;oat Skins. The T1ts.worto ( 'o, Inc. fandern will br I.Hnaeru ted· \lc Dnnuld and !{. l'. W 1thara. feb. 15·4t. I!Pn tlaJIPt/l'fl Two of her <hU,(htera, Mrs. Jeae L YRl C THEATRE NOT(('!<; \1\"l)owe/l and Mrs. B. B. (;oza ·T Wt • • 1 (' of Artr:ona arrtvefl o JODI "ay Th . · t t f t' (I lfl lime ft•f thetr motht::t's 111 t• o rer 1 y • at w •·. f \ u had r" k n· ·w '• ' 1 ' 1 Joll" nun· sA 'n:u rron of the rir<'Uib• that 5<>mP '; l•H.\,J>h\TIII':R p•Hilf'8 nn tbP "' ·r • f I !J,. 1 ··"') \1r nnd Mf'i !\lm ,,j .' 1 .J, Y.,l, tHH' of '!.IX tnlllo'"' ,fCarrtzozu Mo!.dav. )I'J·'•r ''I •: 11 We emphaiJrnl v r'rny Ill\'' .... : .... , I 1 tw ..... p.ofl,(lr" "'''rP Jul.l}.(t• knowledgtol Blild <lr•u.n·. rtl ,·,, . .,,.,·"'":\If\ r.huu NC\61'1.'/ Pitrrml'ly thP t;IIP .. f '"·' ll.· ''"'':> '"'' n.trn<xl J.-MUll FNlnc·" r Je!iU.'l 'Nf"'\Qrt'/ R A. PH IVA T ct SA TURD At Red l{ydu in "The San Antonio Kid" plus ·'ThP ltnad to ,\leatrnz' 8\'!''illltY, !t10NOAY, TUP.:!JDA 'f beuaednao plotHiqt !uthe Wal bRldonlueada, ev•ntnQ II Lloyd c. HtJfbert lur·neriY ol I ·pa•tor of the churcb. Tbt: houae t be home paator, LinColn, now uf 1 nllml', and tbP reprn< 1 url ., · 1 nur canl'ei!Prl rhnrk nn .: r · cular, and hrn•by • ttlrm• v.,. t • Af,, r iho· t·hn"ll'nJng on <'llrhilnda 1 JP!wi tHlf1 otht•r \A't•r•· ·· n. ol lo illtr lfU!'SL• nt !hi' hontf' of \;,_ >J John< pan•nt' Mr nn<t Mfs ahBolutelv no ltnnw'PdU" · r "'r' ... 1 F ;;,., nru .lt•nJ(H Jonl'l', Wilham EythP, I 'hnR. B"kfnrrl, \'!fillnJn J>nre, I.e!' Cobb, n larl VI Cooper In "The Svng of Bernadette'' \- Gran Quivira (o. Mouota'inaire to Carrizozo Via Claunch and Gran Quivira Monday, 1 bursday of e•cb ArrivP C'arrizozo 10:10 a.m. Arri\'P .1:10 p. rn. Leave 3:00p.m. LPave 8,00 a. Ql. MOUNTAINAIR[ TO ALBUQUERQUE Lv. :\tount&inaire R :00 a.m.: Ar. Mbuq11erque 10:30p.m. Lv. AlbubuerquP 4:00 p. m.; Ar. Mouptainaire 6:30p.m. After the Homecoming Ve'terers nh.ffiq; /11n Oil} tllftlf d tan lodr to us with for: Frierdly undfulancHng Ac c:-urate Information Experient'ed Dlteet asaia\aLce PD all mont) If you plan to rtt>atabli11h a bu11illt'll or atart a :1e1r on•, buy or improve a b()me or farm- in fact, l1 you • mon8J problem of any kind- coMe in ue UL· We ••nt to do all we can to \'etenll earry oua hit' plana on a •oupd t)oanclal baaia. Lincoln CiTIZENS'. STATE BANK OF : .. :'vir. and Mr1, yel Joni'P, wbo recent•y 1old h(lme " the Htghland11 to Mr. aod Mrs I I. St,phena, have bought " home in E I P!lao, and arP at bon 1 on Atlanta ovenu11 to wbtcb ad dl'eu their paper ia to bo sent. At meeting d the South· tern Wool o;owpra held I r Albuq\Wfqu• h&t Qowninp Rrothers of Capiten won first or a l)etaineram fleeeP; Mr. J. A. of lJnFriJ.fliO wnn or. " half. blood yearling and Mr. A C. Hest.er of Corona 11 on 4th. \1 r• Wm. of 1-n town on bualnesa lajl Wed· neaday. Mr. and Mra, 8oe l are tbe new proprlet•>ra of the Nogal Ml'rr.antile store, formerly managed by C. M. Luckey and other tj oial .. enta. Their ad ia in this .,.,.,k., paper. Apjlreciation j 8 u I \'- [ ; \It r:. \II• "'"•· :;, John of lr'n"'• tgnPd: ro.UPil · "". ),,.,,, •i ,"·" ·"''''".: tlwl(u• ''' nl lhf' chr"t"n and RIB I.Pe Mr!Jonn d 1 n.: 1• .- <"rue"" A.N!t WCtMEN W ., t•t'. Wanter1 Empty 2raln bag!l -Earn largo pr•t\ts af1d ,..,,, ;•l'l Titsworth Cn, Ina .. Custom•f'll money @Uppl} 1nK 1 r.1 n ' witb RawlPIIlh p·1 ) Tf!r PROI\-\TF.cot·RT W • R I "All' I ,In Mall••• ·f l:slnt€' 1 duetl. rll" aw •. )f'\J''' . "' No ., 20 l'jMB·al2710, Dtrvl'r, ( olro. De,, ...... d. , TRACK WORKERS WANTED! nf Appointment of Administratrix ""' N·'" horrhy 11ivrn thDot nn tht" lny 1 >! J .. n,.•ry. thP undPr· "'"'' a.JminiNtratrix of 'ttt..f'rtnh> •If W I. "mith, do""uod In nn,J bavinK 'l'la 1 ·11<-d a• nnyonp havin11 a . llllnin•t PA!Dtp I• hPrrhy notJflPd to f1J< thJ> •nmP WlthiD 8 1 X month8 (rnm I Fo·hruary A. 1946. nnd make proof na rt>quin.d by law. I Mollie A !lmtth, Adm.lnhltrot rlx. Ill"'ntuo & Cnrrlwzo, NPw Mox- l r..o, AltornPyR for Admini•tratrix. A great pll'turo now ahowmg at popular pnces, A groat p1ctur11 for fall. and for all lime. Puamouot News WEllN&SlJ . .A'Y I< TBUltBDAT fohn Garfield. F.IPanor Parker, Dano Clark i11 "Pride of the ;\tarines" Based on the ntorv of Marine Private AI f'ehmid, the Philndel- pbia boy who wns 01 e ·or tbe war'11 early ''Swirocapades'' J The eollectioris at the Lyrie for the March of Dime" a moun ted to $100,03 Hall waa 11ent to the National Fund ana the other half pai,.d to the local We wiJh w e1ie21d fi'neere•t a p I preciati* our frleo(Ja at Nogal, I CaniZOZ nd J)seura for the word• or ,mpatb 1 , ddd• ot II dP''' and 8orai' offering, re· · , I lay nl)d W1U11•* u,., madbccl. am\ keep tho line In good oondition. Healthflil outdoor wOTk. !"Jo experience needed. The oom, ?&tty free housing, in fuel, light and water Y 1111 j((lt and cat'e, in•urnncP, ane penalon plan. Work fo; II PeT· lllDnent company-one with ·: work o.beaq, Saturday, Feb. 16 DANCE ceived at tb,. Qf oyr l balonct and JDotbpr, Sarai:J il. ftelma. ' ,. A. B. Helma, batbiDdJ Jeaa Mo- Dowell and family, C. C. loman and farnily, B. J. Mooreaad fami- lfi' A. B. Goza and family, Arthur 6dn:rJ tJid tamJl1, B.enry,H'tlm• and family · Wanted-:;ome .One wbo can ,Jay tb.nteel guitar. Apply to Ray Snyder, eo YtJeta Bar, \V;. ·\Vildirlin; 1). o . :.;u. ·, S ·P Tlttlrle:;; . SmlttiW P«IRt ApP)ys c. 0. Boa-land at S. P. Station, Carrizo2o 0.. .. ,. .................. ••· Wt'v• .... ....... IIJ·Mote Hall Music by Tony Chavez and Blue Bird Orcliestra Dancing Starts at 8:30: . . · A.dmiasioo .. $ kO.O: I .,.. his
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LINCOLN l-COU~NTY NEWS
VOLUME XX
CAPITAN NEWS .,..,...,.... .
w. o. M tlls, Con t>&pondent
(Help us make tb1s colum inter .estinv by giving us the it~:m11
you know.)
/ \AND CARRIZOZO OUTLOOK Official P'por.;..LegaJ Prin~iug
...----,--CARRIZOZO. NJ:!iW MEXICO, P'R.IDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1~46
and four luts were bougbt from Mrs. !<'is her, manager o'f t htFtsher Lumber Co Rev. W. 0 Mills anti family plan to mqve toto tbe hQule 81eoop a~ Mr. and Mrs. Btlly Hunt Hobbs, who are living in it, are able to find a place to move 1nto.
The proiram which the Scout Comm1tt~e and the Scout Maater
PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. C A. Snow spent
last Satur,~bY in Roswell. Mrs. MHglllf' Pftngtt•o Qf No2al
was 10 luwn on busmest~last Mo~day. Mr. A E HIJ lts:nJ!r of Vauahn
was at the Li11coln Cuunty Ageney last r.1unday. ~
Ern1e Prenm hilS be~>n tll ar E. J), Hammons, held for Scout Hrun's (;~>neral Hoep1tal in Santa Troop No. 65 of Capitan, wae fe, but Jl! l!D!Jruve i. well attllnded, but there ahould Cbarlt-1! Snow came over (r<;~m have been mQrll interest maniftBt· ·Hate CoJ leg(• the IJilst wee k-eno
Prehm's Cafe Sarah E. C. Helms Mrs. A. H. HPlms, age 74, who
had fl'stded in Lmcoln County since l~llf.t, passed away at her ranch homc in the Oscura Moun· tains, February ~. I !:146,
f'uneral St>rvtres were heiJ at Oacura Sunday, February lOth, by the H.ev. John J. Loud 1 o, followed by llltt>rrnl·nt m the Nogal <'t>mettJry.
Obituary
Outlook Vol. 36 No. 42
ANCHO NEWS
Mrs. Rt~>inger bas 'returned from' ~an Angelo, Texns, "here she vi~:~ited With ber mother.
Lt. Payne a1.d family are viaiting 111 Alamogordo lh111 week.
John Wilson ia home nftrr l!:l muntbs in the South l'nclflc
Henry .Onle nnd f&mily were Alamogordo vi!!ilon laet weekend
Two former Capitan HJgh Sch.>ol girls. Miss Cbarlsie Dock· ray, who juioed the w ... ves in 1944, and who iR now of Cleveland, Obio, and whoae rating ts Store b,eeper 8-c, and Mrs, Llo}d Atbr. formorly Miss Hally W1g·
; •ey ur' < :dpttan, a pent the week· ' end together w Springfit>ld, Uhto,
where Mn Alllro ta employed. NeediHI! tu sar that old ttmer were dti!~UIUWd.
ed lo the boys of our tl)wn, than wu ahown. Thl8 work 11 the bJghut oi 1t11 kind in the world, tu Its ataodard for butldtng he~teJ ooya and men, who wJil be tbtctltzena of t-omorrow.· The pro gram wu onti wb1cb Bhuwt>d that
the men ~L 'be bliAd of tba trouv tori! ln~re,sl.t!d )P J.D&~Hll[ It tOe bt-it uoe po,l!llblc- T•l"a were maoe by P•ufeuor E. C. l:!awlun. ~ liu 11puke 01.1 ~lui acout muv~
ment. and Jtl plac. 10 bu!ldlol! l{uuLJ ctt1zena, tor tp• future anv tne re11vet<t that bu.ID.., had fo• tnlln w bo had ~o .eout.a i.n theu buybuorl. And Scuutmuter 11:' U, .Uammon1, who uaed the par t&ble ol T})• Good damatarttan, to
to vit!lt the home folh1:1. A Y..tu•l1111gtun's B1rth Jby din-
1er Will be I ei,J neXt r'rl Jar, f'eb 2~nd lit tht~ '-.\ t)Ultw'H l:lutJ Uutld·
lll[l. A li.rge c'r"wJ l~e:~Jrtlu.
Otto Prf\,bm wisbts to IJ• t rm the public that bP bas madt> ::.• Ine cbanges in his cafe; ancl ha~ ad. ded new fquipment. He has moved th• kitchen to the re..r Of the bailding. · ln n recent trip to
EIPaeo be bought nt-w lil>hts, a ehi~keo fryer, and steam tal·lts
He alao wants lbl' pub lie t" hIll w he wtll bt' open from 7 a. rn. and untill2 p: m. Hts 11pe~ialt1t-r w1ll be Spanu'b d1ahes, ltalian dlbhes
and stt-aks of all kindS'. Tl1f' 1n
tt>rior is repainted 11nd ndd81'11 uch
to the inviting, wholt>llOUl<' ~~~
pearance uf the !JIIIt·e
Wtn.tell Hlf·kl'r..un urr 1\'o·d horne from uv~rs•·as lust Su t unlu} !!1 '(x•nl ll munlhs 111 11,.. :'-..\\} 111od
wws hunorubly tllSdtiH>;•·d tl••· ht
8arah E. Callaway Helms was lioro July 24, H"72 to Harton County, M1ssour1. She was mar·
rll.'d to A. B. HdnJs March :lu, lo!:14 at r'ort Worth, Texas The
famtly m~ve•1 to N"1111l in l!JL when• ttll'Y l1ve•l untll a ft>w yt>arH agu \'<ben th~;y muvt>d tv a ranch
Mr. and Mr11. L. L. f'ctt>ra have rt•turned from Albu4U1-rque where they. had been calllld on nccount d the dlneas or their son VIrgil,
1\lr. A W. Urak• ol Roowell v1s1te•l tho Price !\ltller (amtly Sundar.
Mr. and Mr1. Jo~ Wtwley re ce1ved word lr"w oi(L. Jack H.ob i~40 that l.Jt WIU IU Ltl.- Jl.att-H,
.ana w•)u:o Jvlll MrH, J. W Mur·
.all! at } hut!lllll, Arll.Uilli 1 ll.Od Lht-{1
Wl!Uill oe hcoUJt' Lu !!lay. Sg~ H ,01 1111 .~ .. rrrved aL VILD l:ouv.r, Wlllllllulltvu, bt:bruory 4tb. Mr"ii H. •Ulll·tH• aud ~he 1 r llbl)
d .. ugliter, ~.tbt-1 Aon, w h o Wtlll uurl• lJean.t..• r 29Lll., will
Capta1n lllfhrd W1wberly ol 1 ;uplt~>n was a t.uslllt'&s viatto1 IJt'ft" Saturtloy l .. I> "1r1 III.ibt!r·
I) •8 '"' t"lllliltal ll'uve fruru tht-1\rmy
.\1 ro I' at l Ullr Ul·t.l• rwent · 8
IOUJur c pt'ratrun lnl\t w~:ak at tht· 1 urr•kr l.w~Plllll Mrs. Cpor 1e
, dau~tht(lr uf :'>Ira. l!t>l• Grt'IJOn
M te. ~at~aret U"one ol El PDBo sfriVt<d f.<• II/Oild 1i few Clays WtU.
ner sJater Mrt. Alwo ltolJ&rLII ana netct-a Mm ... a l<~dmtac.on ana H.ul!erts. 8be returned b o m e at { ll!Jiti.u .. · d d 1
f . Hobbt aDd l.Jrmg out the JOO turn al ) Mr. uut.l MrtJ. l enry ~hat tVIHY scout Ia ~QUlred tu do. l'nursl.lay ..,.f last t.\'tll"k
Mn~ HuiJbs wuther, MrB, Mru.ndl l'oiJI WA.I! brou"ht ouL w Lbll tlllk Mrs '1. B Kt!llt!)' r~ce1ved tbtof PnuviiiX. AriZ. are 10 Cupt~n. lD &Q IOJ.entJ~JDj way, by SoouL· 6&d LeWI lllM ruesday or ~ .. Vl<wg Mr. Hut,tJs motb.er, Mrs. l u.m ...... n"• - death uf her urulber, Mr. T.nomp-
u was er u- --· . , Jluae Hu))ba, h11 brotber ulll)' Bun of Alvarsdu, 'I ~J!llJ. FTJ,.Ddl diWJl Hvuba, and other relatlVCS Tlt JO&:i»l ~ld f•r ~ JO!Jlli{regr~l tod &f!Jlpattnr.e in ber and lrtt!OOI IJ~~ bere. people ol tu iUJ' aapttlt Cburr:t. luBS, .
Hev. H.. A:_ Long, 8850clate Wlli well attendad Jrilb ~"ent) .,:fllllros" bell an IOVIt.tional
mtsatunary, whu Will! formerly a yot.ma people enjOJlPK c.,be aame.. ~as~ut Ua)l t.ourn&y laat week. pas\or ol L!W .lc'u1lt liapt.Ult church T bey we,. to;r.lO t}..&b tor tbeu .:le ~ eral cara lroJP hertl wantor Cap1t.nn, was a V•llltor m the a&lpper wbieh •la.inj •ide Jau ,;bapl!ron&~a Wllrtl Mrs Karlll· lbo we (,! Rev. Yv 0. M1lis Mon· 8 unday, brouabt In paper baga. ~nd IIIYeral of tbu ltJa~her><
1' be t.eama ware reorgaoued, WILt• Jnvt-n of lht- rara 1111 rP par•· Ill>
du;~ he 1-'irat Ho pllal L hurrh vnr·l,b1111.1 W lima MdtUL.II ~~·mwa cboaeko a• .r tbl" pia, era
f on• uaoer, an . omac 88 , 1 , 1 . 1 " ,, •~· <1 111 .. t w"•·k tt.P our room · I b ,, r anJ ,, rK ,.o~·r ".v1 '-our x buua.t· JUt Wl!at uf Lhe lhUrrh, the ct.be?. hil )'OUDII p.e<>p e W l <tnnounct- lh" b11lh ,,fa c:Juughlt'!
a,. oot now e~~~-"o tn aom~ 23 c 8 t jotmng lhl' cburt"b properly on· . d b January rd. 1 ~4o. hl' haa )t·vl·
tbo West Tba house baa four cbu.rc.b. ale lnVJI.ed to atteu t • ll&mPd J .. net Lea f1)r h· r ar,.at · oCl.&Ja•• w•llu tha Sunday aer.
room11 and baLL, and 11 rquippt>d 1 h Tp . aunt, Mrs. W. J httt-r Tt1~ WII b tJ utane jlBB The bou.e will VU!I:I .a f. our cnorc e aorta. l(fltnt! par. n ts ~rll M r G d M rf.
rwar I lH~Urltl.
!>TATE t'! •U.Er.l· .. :'..; :">1 I· It: I Bedltles her husband sh'l Ill litH·
9th llru..tt•lllunlt•)li,"l"''"l''d,;•. 11 • IJ h to Tau Kupp...t ~.p,Ji<>ll 1-r":' rl•,l) ,,·: VIVP<. 'Y Ill <'tll t ren, t ey ar~ "•·wMt•>ucoA &/\1 1\lrs Jpss :'lldJuwl11, ::lprJn~er-
llartlfoy L• , )UIIIor aut! 1' m.tJ"' 1o, vd r A 1 \! 1 · ( · 1
Bill Catl.ey and family are VISit· rs 1n the Miller h~:me th1s wtek. lllll1s re ;u1n1ng the army. n1 t• 11g1111,.. 1 Jng-
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, r li<Hla I • rs. ~. . nrn11n, - ·- , \:t)mplun, l'al•forn111; :'\Irs ll B. Dull.rct ('lliWl'll has. been. vialt· N01 HE t '''Lii, ~~mn 11 l'rvlllo, Ar 1v 1na,l 1n11 h1s !!Isler J\.lrs ( up Straley.
'>l.l 11 t • 1 llenry I! elms pf Flnu 8 t,.ff, Ar~-1 l>uiird II also re jointnl{ the army. < :omet ( 'h11pt"r t-: ' " " £astern Star l'<l&htll to 11 111 1 ~ t.<~na, unJ Artl1ur Helms td Mr. nnJ Mrs. R. L. Swatn have everyone who 1111 ve 80 ~t>ner··IJ•I~ 1 lt~cuar. Stw JllllUrVIvecl hy tim- r!'Lurnlld to thelr mlnl'B tn \he to make the ovt·TSI'Ilij cl ., . 11 !: tPt'D grandchlldn:n, ~nd a l>rotli~r Jaeaulla 1\lountaln!l. Tbuir si!llcr drive a aucrPBs, 800 lho d 1111 , t·t· Hill Calloway, now llvltlg 1n ~Irs. Mary t.ucaa rrturned with
W h1tu Ua ks. them and spent a fuw days before I ~lm Ht•lms waa a I(<H>d Chr1s- gotn~: on to her home tn Pae:adcna, luan und had btl-tin a member of \'al1forn1a.
Our land is pnBLPd n~:11n~• n 11 t '1 h d . • . tIt' " l't u 1st church for flfLy·
HunliDil and 1 r1-s, APinll A f, Y \two yt·ars. tlay1 ejlo some 11nP kJIII'd t \1 • p fl b 'l y a uarer11 wertJ ·' onroe an-dl'6r in oar rort'8l and ll.'ff I t.• drll Uearge :-.talJonald H A
h r All 'I ' • · · 'it&lc optn tot e or!'st H·v1ns, HubA McLJonald, Rosa
Wanl1-d Hldf's, She~>p P!!1(4, ~ nod <;oat Skins. The T1ts.worto ( 'o, Inc.
fandern will br I.Hnaeru ted· \lc Dnnuld and !{. l'. W 1thara.
feb. 15·4t. I!Pn tlaJIPt/l'fl Two of her <hU,(htera, Mrs. Jeae L Y Rl C THEATRE NOT(('!<; \1\"l)owe/l and Mrs. B. B. (;oza
·T Wt • • 1 (' of ~prtnlll.'n7111P, Artr:ona arrtvefl o JODI 1~ "ay ,or,r~>rn:
Th . · t t f t' (I lfl lime ft•f thetr motht::t's (un~ra! 111 t• o rer 1 y • at w •·. f \
u ncierallf~ol'c1, had r" k n· ·w '• ' 1 ' 1
~T. Joll" nun· sA 'n:u rron of the rir<'Uib• that 5<>mP parr~ '; l•H.\,J>h\TIII':R
p•Hilf'8 d1str1hU'~'·I nn tbP "' ·r • f I !J,. 1··"') '·'"~>I \1r nnd Mf'i !\lm ~r ,,j .' 1 .J, :.~1 Y.,l, tHH' of '!.IX tnlllo'"'
rf'!l~nt Pitrrml'ly thP t;IIP .. f '"·' ll.· ''"'':> '"'' n.trn<xl J.-MUll FNlnc·" <~l'• r }.~, .~r:r,u,(lf;,thrr. Je!iU.'l 'Nf"'\Qrt'/
R A. WALK~R. Mnnn~r
PH IVA T ct SA TURD At
Red l{ydu in
"The San Antonio Kid" plus
·'ThP ltnad to ,\leatrnz'
8\'!''illltY, !t10NOAY, TUP.:!JDA 'f
beuaednao plotHiqt !uthe Wal bRldonlueada, ev•ntnQ II Lloyd c. HtJfbert lur·neriY ol
I ·pa•tor of the churcb. Tbt: houae t be home oft~ paator, LinColn, ~4~ now uf St<ln~·>D, 1 ~J
nllml', and tbP reprn<1 url ., · 1
nur canl'ei!Prl rhnrk nn ~" .: r · cular, and hrn•by • ttlrm• v.,. t •
Af,, r iho· t·hn"ll'nJng on <'llrhilnda 1JP!wi tHlf1 otht•r n.'-(rt~hrn,..nt.q \A't•r•·
·· n. ol lo illtr lfU!'SL• nt !hi' hontf' of \;,_ >J John< pan•nt' Mr nn<t Mfs
ahBolutelv no ltnnw'PdU" · r "'r' ... 1 F ;;,., nru
.lt•nJ(H Jonl'l', Wilham EythP, I 'hnR. B"kfnrrl, \'!fillnJn J>nre,
I.e!' Cobb, n larl VI Cooper In
"The Svng of Bernadette''
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Gran Quivira Trans~ortation (o. Mouota'inaire to Carrizozo
Via Claunch and Gran Quivira
Monday, 1 bursday ~od Satur~•Y of e•cb wee~ ArrivP C'arrizozo 10:10 a.m. Arri\'P ~lountnioaire .1:10 p. rn.
Leave 3:00p.m. LPave 8,00 a. Ql.
MOUNTAINAIR[ TO ALBUQUERQUE Lv. :\tount&inaire R :00 a.m.: Ar. Mbuq11erque 10:30p.m. Lv. AlbubuerquP 4:00 p. m.; Ar. Mouptainaire 6:30p.m.
After the Homecoming
Ve'terers nh.ffiq; /11n Oil} tllftlf d t~sr tan lodr to us with at>Auran~e for:
Frierdly undfulancHng Ac c:-urate Information Experient'ed co~ttael Dlteet asaia\aLce PD all mont) matter~
If you plan to rtt>atabli11h a bu11illt'll or atart a :1e1r on•, buy or improve a b()me or farm- in fact, l1 you ~an • mon8J problem of any kind- coMe in ~d ue UL· We ••nt to do all we can to belp·ne~-y \'etenll earry oua hit' plana on a •oupd t)oanclal baaia.
Lincoln CQ~nty·. CiTIZENS'. STATE BANK OF
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:'vir. and Mr1, ~Ia• yel Joni'P,
wbo recent•y 1old Lh~'lr h(lme " the Htghland11 to Mr. aod Mrs I I. St,phena, have bought " home in E I P!lao, and arP at bon 1
on Atlanta ovenu11 to wbtcb ad dl'eu their paper ia to bo sent.
At ~be meeting d the South· tv~ tern Wool o;owpra held I r
Albuq\Wfqu• h&t -w~ Qowninp Rrothers of Capiten won first or a l)etaineram fleeeP; Mr. J. A.
Garno~ of lJnFriJ.fliO wnn qr~t or.
" half. blood yearling and Mr. A C. Hest.er of Corona 11 on 4th.
\1 r• Wm. ~Pt!ll of N··~al wa~ 1-n town on bualnesa lajl Wed· neaday. Mr. and Mra, 8oe l are tbe new proprlet•>ra of the Nogal Ml'rr.antile store, formerly managed by ~r. C. M. Luckey and other tj oial r"t~i .. enta. Their ad ia in this .,.,.,k., paper.
Apjlreciation j
8 u I \'- [ ; \It r:. \II• "'"•· :;, John of ~:J lr'n"'• tgnPd: ro.UPil · "". ),,.,,, •i ,"·" ·"''''".: tlwl(u• ''' nl lhf' chr"t"n
and RIB I.Pe Mr!Jonn d 1 n.: 1 • .- <"rue"" C'ltv~:n
ME~ A.N!t WCtMEN W ., t•t'. Wanter1 Empty 2raln bag!l -Earn largo pr•t\ts af1d ,..,,, ;•l'l Titsworth Cn, Ina .. (~lpltr&n Custom•f'll money @Uppl} 1nK 1 r.1 n ' witb RawlPIIlh bnus~>hnld p·1 ) 1~· Tf!r PROI\-\TF.cot·RT
W• R I "All' I ,In ·h~ Mall••• ·f th~ l:slnt€'1 duetl. rll" aw et~ •. )f'\J''' . "' ~ No .,20 l'jMB·al2710, Dtrvl'r, ( olro. \'o.~fmlt". De,,. ..... d. ,
A great pll'turo now ahowmg at popular pnces, A groat p1ctur11
for fall. and for all lime.
Puamouot News
WEllN&SlJ . .A'Y I< TBUltBDAT
fohn Garfield. F.IPanor Parker, Dano Clark i11
"Pride of the ;\tarines" Based on the tru~> ntorv of Marine Private AI f'ehmid, the Philndelpbia boy who wns 01 e ·or tbe
war'11 early hero~>IJ
''Swirocapades''
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The eollectioris at the Lyrie for the March of Dime" a moun ted to $100,03 Hall waa 11ent to the National Fund ana the other half pai,.d to the local ~bsirman.
We wiJh w e1ie21d fi'neere•t a p I
preciati* our frleo(Ja at Nogal, I CaniZOZ nd J)seura for the word• or ,mpatb1, ddd• ot II
~jJJ dP''' and 8orai' offering, re· · , I
~~lq lay tn_l~ nl)d ~o;e.. W1U11•* u,., madbccl. am\ keep tho line In good oondition. Healthflil outdoor wOTk. !"Jo experience needed. The oom, ?&tty l~sbe free housing, in ~luding fuel, light and water Y 1111
j((lt ~an b~llori4le q)~l~l and ~pspital cat'e, posse~. in•urnncP, ane penalon plan. Work fo; II PeT· lllDnent company-one with piPnt~ ·: work o.beaq,
Saturday, Feb. 16
DANCE ceived at tb,. ·~aaen ae~tt~ Qf oyr l balonct wit~ and JDotbpr, Sarai:J il. ftelma. ' ,.
A. B. Helma, batbiDdJ Jeaa MoDowell and family, C. C. loman and farnily, B. J. Mooreaad familfi' A. B. Goza and family, Arthur 6dn:rJ tJid tamJl1, B.enry,H'tlm• and family ·
Wanted-:;ome .One wbo can ,Jay tb.nteel guitar. Apply to Ray Snyder, eo YtJeta Bar,
\V;. ·\Vildirlin; 1). o . i.:Jt;'.;;·~~a:o:rn'·~,·~·~c:til-:.;u. ·, ~··~lc)Q
S·P Tlttlrle:;; ~~ . SmlttiW P«IRt
ApP)ys c. 0. Boa-land at S. P. Station, Carrizo2o
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Carri.zozo~Community. Hall
Music by Tony Chavez and Blue Bird Orcliestra
Dancing Starts at 8:30: . .
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REPORT ON .THE RUSSIA S. ••••••
INSTALLMENT two We get a quick llrat look at Mos
cow. Wide, Incredibly empty otreets, aidewalkn tull of hurrying, shabby people, walking paet dingy shops ln dllopldawd bulldingn. Monotonous rows ot unlnterelltlng apartments, concretfl beehlve11 which oomellmes tpake an efYvQ at beauty In onulmentoU')J) ,But It 11 half-hee.rted, Uke Ute arcnJ.te<"\ure of an lnaUlutioq.
N<1W we ~urn• .a Spano HoWle which, before tho 1917 Revolution, WDI bull! by a beet-sugar boron, and Is one of e number of such paloC'r11 In Moacow which once belonged ettner to UTe merchant prince or. th" fi'lmbiiOv nobility The Boleh<'vlkP hov~ turned U.em over to forrllln gov~rnm<'nta tor cmbnnsJeo Jnold.,., aU orr acton! fort8ts of marble C'())UmTlll from the top!l of whtch, like grapt•vlnen. tro!l the rnorble boluntrP<h•• of ntulrronra They 11.-• liD druf1y as rTH>VI«' Bt'l8, ond UB C'OZy tv live 111 os Grund C•·ntrol Station In the buck yord of eoch Ia u hen hnum·
It v.on II• "n" ouch ouacust holl. ltn npur-lnunrwns lightly naltrd rlnwn
'I'•" Tl'jJ(HIMn p:oac1 lor t>1 w.-f'kly prt•,, ( •mfr·rrrH rn v,,, the Sovlf"t 0< 1 vt·rnn,••nt hnn pr<,n1lqrd ho rnn n•·r> r\ r·J \ 1tJ11lJl hr tJ,.,urf·R. nnd. unttl htt hna hrrfl In h.1tlo< ow for n whllt', h~ c-nn 1 cotH·t'tvr how rlnn.-ly forelan trJ"•rtrrn nrr hrld down how aeld"'" 1/lr·y Ill~ ollow<'d lo leovl' M<•a'""' h<lW l1ttiP tbey ot>t• or hour
aiaa women have .bad oom,plexiou, whlch seem to Indica~ lack ol vltllmina. These people, in their twenties and thlrtlea, were children durlnl the hard days alter the revoluUon; year11 o! mamptr!Uon show In their bad bone struhure. No wQn· der we three o ver&ge-slzed 1\merJcalll! stand hall a he!ld higher than the Red Army officers who parade there.
Although Red Army otfker11 mUt!t •Ull apend 11ome Ume In the rllll)ts, schools like Annapolis a.nd West Point have been elltoblt11hed where they give promlnlng younglltel'll trolnlng toward commlaslona. Also the Suvarov cndet nchools have recently been opened, admitting 110118
of officers and orphnm ll!l young as eight yeorn old.
Theac officers 1n the foyer o! the concert hall are apparently on leave ond, except for th., fact thot they are under-otzed, are tine-look ins men They ore usually blue-e;ted hlonda with high cheeltbonea, nnd their UOllrnlllng Slav faces ond clipped bullt•tht•ndll.i conntnhtly remtnd me of old lime Pr\lllnlon offleers, an they aolemnly pol rol the foyer Wllh thooe a/lobby, undernourIshed womt·n
But now our hoets tear un owoy tn.m this revolving crowd to o room nror our box wht•re o llltle betw .. entlle ·octo uu~Jper In bema 11erv .. d 1n our honor by the director of tbe then te r.
Thlu truly oriental hospitality hoo nothing kJ do with Lenin or the the~ ry ot Surplu• Volue!l Thl'llt' pevple rna; be aouallnta, but they ore alao RuMlnno.•. ·fu ouch, they Inherit an even otrongrr trodJUon from the Monuollon E:rnperor Gt'nglun.J(hnn than thry do t.rom Karl Mnfx
Ut•ok1ns around the hall, I wnnder whno tht•Y ltrt>p the old proplt• All ftiCilr foc('B Dr(l young, In their tw .. nllrn und thlrtlrn Sq w,re lh<>••· on tl•t> otret>ln thtn nftern<>on What b•·• nmc of Ru.w10ns \l.ho nhould now be In theu fl/t1ea, alxtu·a, or M•vrntl<'n ' rolow, boclt In Am .. rl<o, I still wonder
In Husain, I! you dt'llde to move, y••u munt go through obout an many lc•rrnolt!len no yol' would net'd to get rnnrnrd. ln Moncow you rl011'l Juat arTJva In o ll:ul (tor UJC!rc ana none) at the hntrl o( your rho1co. For· elgnero ntoy ot onq cl! three hott>ls, but they n;e the br'st Moncow offordn <'X<'<'fJI lor the Muskvo whldt han bt'<·n built olnr<' thr Hevolullon and In rrntorved for tagh· ranking communtsto, trnporlnnt gov<'rnment offlrlnlD (whlrh In thr snmP thlfl4l),
B,l now John•lon tn off to call on wcll·known artiSts, and kJp RC!d M•knyan on lflllfnntr of Slnlrn ond Army offirera Ito pubhc rooma ate a top .HrdAhrvlk. who to Peoplc'n In an unlnteroatiOg, elannlc 11tyle, C'nmrnJJU>ttr for F'orrlfln Trode, our which Is bent reprencntcd In New
' olllr1al hoot ' York by the Orand Central Station. Jnhnnton rrturno fn>m the Krt>m· lntourtnt Ia o Bovernment-owned
lin vory much lmprE>aot>d by Mtkny. travel aucncy and you can olort on "lflahly lntrlll(l<'nl Ae'd be thinking Cooka or the American Exprc•mlnrnl In any t'ountry In Amer· pronn, becau.se In peocetrmo It or· lea hc-'d l>t> a bta buoJnNromon or rangea toul'll with holt>! reaervoUons lnduntrtaltnt I told htm that He.> and m~>als But Ia Rurudn tt hoo l«'<'mt'd plriU>rd " " compJew charQe a/ the movements
Tonl«ht our Runnion hontJI, with und cr~tur.o-<'omforto of pracUcaiKittlnv In rhnrur. tnla uo too ron- ly oil ftl'relgnt>ro, and you ·cannol rrrt In TArhntkov•ky Hall, whkh In oUr without It Nt'w York "'"uld b<' CamO'Ul«' Holl For here It 111 lmpoaslblo to drop I look at th<' hall whl<'h Ot>t>mo well Into a realnu'tant for a C'auual moo!. butlt but a ltttlr lc>O' ornate Tht'n go to a hotel for o night, or c!Jmb on al the crowd It 10 mtrnt on tho a troln tor a trip A Ru~~alnn beatage and In thr hnll light loolta Iongo to his Job He:> and hia family shabby, •xrrpt for tho rt>d ope uleta uouoily 11leep In on apartment hoWJo on tho nfflct'ra' unlformn Monf or which tua factory owna. He probthcm hPado are clipped, Pru11nlan ably eo to, In hln faC'tory dining room, 1tylo toed rnb;ed on his factory's fDrm
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White. comfortable feeling you have when .-tal'l(etan ·r money 1a 1'UStlln8< tn your pocket '~nd you may buy what you 1ik.e In a •lrange city. · · Slowly dw1ne my walk, I . <Uscover tltat there is nothing I can buy. Here no one ever kills an hour. There are no catea, bars, or hours of leisure time. Tbe limited suppllea'of news-I pn pen were sold out hourt ago.
There remains the .ubway, which 1 can en~r for the equivalent of 1
tour American certt. It baa been procla~d the world', beat. It Is a iood one; J!XncUy 1Jk6 the best ~ New YoPk or London·, with the dl1-tercnce that It· b clellller and Ita waiting plattorma and r:qrrldora are lnvlshJy done ln costly polished marblea, Yet the system Ia smllll with few stations serving only a small per cent of the people.
In the Western world any trllllSlt corporation would spend the cost of this pollnhed marble on more mJleo ot track and more stations, swelling their copltoiJst profits by lnklnf; In more nickels from n public eager to ride nearer to work.
A day or so later we ore shown our first Soviet fllctory. It ls In Moscow's Industrial auburbs and Jt makes the famous Stormovik plan~ for the Red AJr Force. ApproachIng It we nee enormou.e aign boards ot the entrance on which are gJven the most rc:cent produ.ot\on ftgures, th~ nomen o! workers who have overfultllled their quota-only here the word In "norm" -and l>lg pic tureo of Lenin nnd !l).olln, apparently painted by the orune artiGt who do .. a the portral lll of the tattooed man, the anake charmer ll.Dd lho two- headed baby to,.. the aide-chow. AU thlll fnC'eo a I!Qunre and there lo a(oo~ a UtUo milled platform In which .. there Is also a red wooden trloune for opeakern. We lntor discover thot tht>oc are utandard in lUI Sovret foctorlca.
Bcfore lnapcC'ttng thll!l one, we are Ink on to the office of tho dirflCtor, who In America might correllpand to the prealdcht of the company. He 1n a young marl of thlrty-sttV•n. Voslll Nllwloyevltch Smymov by nome, ond tells us ho, hllll worked 1n ovlntJon twenty-four yearo-ei$bt yearo os directOr.
The dlrco-tor tells Eric J obn.a\Qn thot Oll per cent of hill emplareeo ore now women, th.at before the wnr It woo about 30 per cent. Houra? The regular eight-hour doy, pli.!B three dally hourn of ovl!rttmc, for wqlch they arc paid time and a hall. oa In moat' American factories. But they work na day• a Wil1llk, I working week of sixty-au hours. Boys nnd girls under ellthtecn work only eight hours a day, tlve days a week.
Wogeo oro paid to the plaot'a 10,000 workers twice a month and on a piecework bauln. For a pre-delermln~ quolo or "no'1i'" ot work. tho worker recclvoo 750 roubiE!n per month.. Then, II he overfulflllD thlo norm ( ond they \lllually do) hiD pay goes up on a alldli\J lltn~le. So tl\41 true nvorage would be I ,000 roubles a month., and an oocaalonal 1,1!00 or 2.000.
Since the rouble baa a purchaslna power, In terms of ra tloned Soviet IJoOO!I, of a bout 8 cents In America. the Soviet war worker gets, In terms of American purchasing power. between $2{1 and &40 for hill olxty. atx-hour week.
Howevl:!r, other elementa brightf!n the p!cture The worker may buy hla meoltl l.n the fnetcry'a restnuront; If he chooseo to ell1 nll three
li:oc·h ac-t on thr lttoar Ia tntrcr tlln children attend o dny-nurnery duc-t>d by on ottrncttvr brunelle In which It rno1ntnlnn They play 1 Glmply rut drPno of llle&Jnlna gomen anrl go to movies m tlll cuiwhit" aolln By C'Ontront with !hot turo palace and they flO on vacoahnhby oudlenec, aho Ill a dreom UonD when It con spore them an prlncNln, and on ore ~tl'r! pt>rformera trains whtch 11 desranatep to rcnorlll Th1o drub an.-tallot obdft..nre atnrco and "orlt('rs hom('o which It con- , ' •· 11 thl' atoue on thouch It w<>re llOrnfl trola I unnbtoln11bll> fairyland of whleh Forolgnera C'On futKUon Ill thl!l th••Y «"' Junt on hour'o glimpse. rigidly ordered world only II some
A malt> ptaniut hno Junt tllken hto otn~ oruonaothm provides for th~:>lr bows and rt~tlrt>d tn the wlnao and llvlng opacl!, tnmsportnllon, toad, th<>y oro nnw rltoorlnu away hlu and rntton coupone, whtch In where srnnd plano for lhf) nrxt act How? lntounst cornea tn W<'ll, th1> slcnd<'r brunotto In the The Soviet Government tNlll.zea whttv noUn dre1111 In pushln£1 It, a lent thnl It cnnnot force fOtE'It:nero from mnde roAutblt> becoU!It> It tu on coat- t~e Westl•m countrieo down to tho ora Lott>r, Ofler watchlnll many nub-WPA Rtnndord nt IJvJI'Ig, whlt'h 1lend<'r womPn ht>nvo plnnon, trunks 1B lho lot of most Soviet cltltens. and crotQn a round, "'" become- al- ConoequenUy. It nc~:orda (orelgnen moat 1.\11 e!lllouat>d na Rusolnnn. But pf1v11Cilll4 which in tho Wente.rn now In the dark w& look at t>nch world are only common decencies, ntht>r wotdleuly and umlle. but \Vhlch arc tantnotlc luxur•ea ·In
Now the llshts eome up and Wt> lho Sovlol Union. to out Into lho (IUQt foyt>r 1vhere I wou oecorded a lorllt> t~nd comthe Runrllan audlenC"t> Is lndulgln~ lortoblo room nt tho ~tropole ln the plollsont Eul'openn cuntom of ttnd preaont1.'4 w!tll o book of retlon a bctwoen-aC"ta promenadt-. Ucket.a. each gOod for a mco.l In one
And I've ntwor seen anything Uke ot tho Motropolc's two dining room1 thf!re, that wtll be only G rouble• • It 1' 1 fltllna ~to"'ea "'*"'l'ly ..... rc"-rvod ror forc.>J<•n"'"D It ... d. aUU day. The factoey alto maintain•
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mntcrlala. Russlqna who wc>re htcky en.ough t<> en cet the arne PllY •• tn•n. · · Thla Ia Ole 'l'schal~ovs.ky Coni:-clrt haye pcrmllmlon to stoy there. i · But now~ Eric turna til thl!i dirtc
HoU whcr~ sotl~ usuo.lly :h to top never saw ·tt. nor did they ever 1100 tor. ~t' dQ1!I lie 111U Ha ~- • , , cefvea • basiC! aalat) of 3,000 tollbltli •
offictaJ. O" to crack Sta •novlte oura. a ..,.,..nib {tn · ratlont!d putclft•a.... . workon 'Vho ret blah wartime trb hotel room wltl) ill udjolnlni ...... .... $2•") t ... --. wnr~oa. O•Jt their Qlothes can't com. bath wna--comfortoblo bu\ somewhat power, •-ut "" . ekct» writ, II .
.. d fnt · Th ... "'-"1 In lh~ plant wl.na a &ttoduq~qn .. &nntr. ; partl wJth \hose ot • meotlni' of the epl;t!ft • e . ~ ... l .... i!l. n dra fthl.t ont JJkt .most Sbvltl rit opl an•• . Workort Atllaneo In my home lo'liD wu atopped ao thai H. Jt>Olt len min- ~- .. 4"'"' "• l . .,.. "" o1 Empor.o, Knnsoa, ot ltle boUom utu ...tn
1 t .!Ill)' .lh.l w•ter, \o run havfl-),' ''" u•"''!t p.- 1111 per ~
-• our 1eprenlon. Vet · Cam•cle out, tavtn~ In thfl- bowl a 11<:1.111) or more ·lUI· t~. I nuutJmtttn o.t 117, · ... " d 1 k bbJ ' ..,,., ' ro®ln • month (about $ii:M)J, · . · Hall S"&ldom offors • twtter Pf'Oiram IOQP •n w s eJ atu f-..v410<ln hut l7rl~ ta. Mw.,baclt ~the ~ 1
than tho ono Uaat- wo h~ard on lht fO\Uld· lhls Ia standard in R!!Qii. • *'hlt •lgH,it thea.. ,..!4tv•""""""• : ata,e. · · . Mer nto'>11\1 ~ 90 lif"''ttle ;-• ,. Db ib ·"' lllj<> -""-'""\r . I not• thal nte ert'l~'d ll almO.L .MtalropoS.~ J ttop ~,._. tJ.t'lbt~ n::lt ·~ ~~An = ; ' :,...oops=v4.r:e· i!~.Jft~~~~~::~~~~,J~·····C ,_,
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For this pitcb~r wa1 ttl~ oot:r U.. cJpJeut star· I bad ever lmowu wbo
WAS cltJVeD ·. frOrp baubal\· bf 'a aca"'3' trick qJ:i the part of Ul,b op)lost. 1lon. Be antcbt have beel:l another Jotmaoo. It hiHJPe.ned thls way: ,
A GOWltr)' flliend of mihe bad· recommended' t4 · plt(:her named Herry Hale 'from Happy ·Hqllow, Tenn., poJ?ulll· tJon 312. "All , this
IUl' bas,.. rriy pal wrote, "Ia a ·fast ball. But be's plenty fast." Well, that was about aU Walter Johnaon had for som~ ltl years. I
I ~uaded Powell to brln1 ••Ppy Bnrry Bale from Happy ~~~low to Atlanta, llt a total cost o1 $3 .60. Walter Johnson co.st only a tUe more.
8appJ barry waa I r~et, 'I lupbea aDd 1 welched 138 pollllda. Do 'wu tile eri~aJ bucn wbJp, Be reaU:r 1aad a faat balL Bat be hlad uver board of a carve· 01' a ehan&CI of p&CCI1 bee a rue he I had llH.ef -ieCJI CMlt ~ Bap~ Hollow beforo.
"I remember thaL fellow,!' ~ld. :·ac '-'<I • !II~. ot .tpeed.. member the day you JOt Po to try hbn out." r remember lt o.
For the first tour tnnl~s the o her ... t.eam, I think· ll was Shrevd rt,. under 1\ed Fl8her1 r,ned to 1 t a acratcb hit. Happy tf.orry from p. PV Hollow wa:l havln&- • Celd ll)'.
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New to Harry ' !' <>! Ty wns right. Here wu ano er
Johnson blllZini them by help ee beta. And then in the flt'tb Ina some fiend llliggeuted buntina. Mid it. ao haJJP.~cd lhnt Harry Hole had neve~ .al_pcn; S91'~ e.vi,!Jl heonrd ot a bunL ~o6ody eyer bW\tcd in, Ha~w Hollow •. They were e\l BWmiC •
He 1et tho ftrot buht gd; m cb after tbtl 'q)11nner of watthlng n etl· neDS~e ·m.OeetM~ln or a ~r!rlll rattleaftlke ~rawUng h1a way. Hir lgnor(!d the second bunt. He finally plcke4 up the thi('d bi.U)t end thr-ew lt mtq the $nds over flrat, •
"But 'llie big PPJ-<ilr," Ty •lfld. "wan the fourth 'bill'IL Now Happy Harry' wnn d.eaperate. As he tried. to flcllt the fou.rtb bunt he rspiked hitnscU- In tho .right band. reQ141r-
; ing fJv.t(..--ctltchelf late17, plus a .. re-' turn q~et to. ij_appy HoJlQw.
knelw, there Q).l~ht ~ave ~6) other Wa1tef .T ohnsotl II ority aol),e one ftl· ·sappy 'ttotlow h'od · buntedi 'RVI' be bad that fnst and It t£4§-fast." . . "~:r.'!J eo .. •;C(JI\~)ud4d,.
This.· ~a.a ~ Ham li•rtY Bale fiQm~p~ 'Etqilow may .,o, like a· Jil~ arUrii. .all( lni&!( · amazHi; •aftl!rmath. · · • · '
"Bilek .t.otmd lW[l/J 'lf. · . ' b told me,.· :"We ~nm- .J'lf.ffnT WU/Jlngtolft · W.e, ,.ta~:~ intO- U(lthu ~u lanky. p~litr iYvl!9" ~~.t~ttlhttd thin as ffarey fW~I .~~ ,M, :Wt even faster. ~ name ·wu Walt r JohMon and be bad Just blown from Welser, ldaho, or Humboldt, Kana., or some place llke that. I think It was from Welser. Anyway. he bad tbat fast one, and we couldn't. roul hJm. • ~·So I remembered Your pal,
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Bune $trate&Y · "So we· started buntJpf. And
wmter started thtQWinl , those bWlts tfrQund. I hapPened to be a .part · of that bunting &Uiici., ilO t know what happened. You may r~
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club. But ff it ltadQTt been. Hi!!ltty Ral!f tou dug up• ~~~~ '~''"!' H«1Uow severaf yeara ~ c.er mf,Cht; have. made a ttnit<!b' 'DI!t-•1 tu'· i\itl;; 'Th& o1d · bunt u . usetul~.:es$~Uidt~;o.u'\'e·lMa' heatd"C!l on·e•betore." "" ·
'J.N rt>e!()nt Lesls ~n ~ largn d:.irt html, u t.wo·ll.}<Jn4 ream nu•chioo-rcUhvd 5! c tJ\o'l !n un hour. 'l'lmt:':. lr"'ujiult. ul,.•ul n r.ow n hliryul1·. Tho•y were u:,ing lh::.. rww aJr:ru:l mtlkinn mt!lhr"l v. hi.h ofu·n cuts millt mg tlmo in tu~lf. 'ritn<: unrl 1.1 hur urc· rmv!.'d, mor-' milk .111 obtnined, herd profits uro incrt•at;t>.d, and Uw dnnccr of mallt.ithl ud.:o:~'!"nt•(l. 'J'ho m•w mc{ho!l nm bo u:iCd on borda of nny l•i:r . .t•, whcthl'r rnuchlnc
· or hand-milked. : 'lb prcpute yo,lit cowa for a (Juidt' ll'tdOWn ot
milk, finst 1)18ll;illf!o'tbc udder vicorgu.ty for 20 rJOCOnda with o VIJTY .warm cloth 1130° F.'1, wrunr. · out qf o chlorine' (250 part.o JX'I' million) !!Oluticn. Second, draw two or three ntre;un:r .f•um each C-fUartcl" into a .Btt'lp-cup-whkh rumovcfJ mille of high bacterial count and pcrm~tn in:>pr·ctiotl fer abnormal tntik lridicat inv m'l!i•.itia. 'l'ht?'.:c two dope stbnulato tbB. cow'o.m.iJl' fll.and•J lind ttlUS3 her to let -down in about 40 W":·mdH. Milldna
-:-gavo yoy n cq~peo to l'l!llto 11bout thoBWI'in~s (J;'!)ltl a bank 1% of the·priq() your lltecnl,. hogs, or or el8ewhero, bmbo tJOil Con WQ doubt if Yotld l)<lt He mveat. in land, bulldiogs, mn·
· WrJ entfluiiCd apou~ f~. ''l'b_p. ]JfQflt chJnc~,lbej}, in Qtber tbinp DCccasruy · matsfn .wi)Uld oo ton lllllt\JI-nbout . for hJmrolfnnd his produccu:ropund to Jh·c.
:Jj~ on 11 $3G hoJ, or only •3lr'proflt on 100 holJ"· Wbcn · ho tlsures · result& at tho end of' tl1o Swift & Company makCa tbous:mdt of' 'sucn very. year, h.o, like nU ot}lcr ' · lJII!MUl'CII JlillllUc-
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~ low·profit acnt. every d11y in tho year; At tlw cnct of . by tho rotums ho · em . aavinsll anlt tho .. tho ye11r 19~G, for-in1t.nce1 wo rmmt e>llt wJt-A ll prollt · F.UI.U'CS f'arm.inJ, liko fo.~IJ.(CIIIn •. ot onlY 9/10 or A ceq~ per dollat of ~aldl on ®r total· · are d.uo ~nom tiona. that, over u
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n11d 'n:l:tny· o£ Jt. producta lllC 'Very or lo11t. 'like you, .o~ qny other able buslne83Ul~n, wo want • • _ , Hdu..,. . . • ~ • mnlut mo.ro (!~fit tHan that 9/10 o! ~% on our· ··· ~ • /1 · 1
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tllll!l. l'Miitll mean vro~tCitl;nnd in order«> ptolf1.'IIB, • , · :fSo.da Bill S..rt CJVcryone .... prorluoora tmd meat packcnJ aUko-muat • .''~ ••• •"'-'" 8....:_-·1 t""" r. •"'·•·' ·m •• _~. ...... _., • · recelv'- moro U.1:1n barely enough to moot ctpen~~ea. ~" •• _... ......... a _..~ ...._ "'' ......
Proauccn of Uvcet.ock nnd other farm p~ucts got _ • · lnr. o¢Y hi {'\rm\111 Y<!U do it. · ..ally to from tbroo to four mlnutc-1. . - -
;\nc~lbnt illuitrgletl circular whlcll uivcs full d d.111Jt on th!Jt method of mllltln[f may oo obtalnod f1 on!' tho Univcmlty of Wbcnn'lin, Madbon, WbCo•llllin. Or Jnqwrioo rn!lV btJ m!l!J" to your County n;."Cl'lt. or ucarceL Agricultural l~pJrlmtmt Station.
7/¥.t>hach dollnr we rt~CClvcd frbm tlao JUlo o£ .nll our · · · ··· · ·~-·. · · "' "" • , •• PJ'Odr.w~, f!Jc~~<Jing ~Cio wool and nll bY·Produc!ll. .. ; • • ' ~tbe~Hhkla fli,lNnlabout· r \'em JllltY W6) Mk1 '1Wftcro did tho romnlulng 2~ o£ ":;;-- · • ,i iJ ccttlftl up .aU :.ur!...-·'
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U~t, tiUU .nu lntlllt!lt ohM llllld J. D. ' . J:urkcnkopn In and to tho aboro dli' · .. . . . Em~lli,Vbtt·by 'Meat PndlC:rn In ~.1arltollnu Meats, tHe ::l.pt;;,;:;b[J; ,-;: 1!"1 $. I {gbQI.It 1 ~d) 7 ounce pockdgo spoghelll -
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For the ~ lcttcrr wo will rrlv} prizc!l tl!l fol!own: SwU~. 0JMI)Pl', . ~ ,MrkJJ(/41'q11f_n-.~ lk..,. .... :nlj ~L-l-"'' POlin " • • to~ toes ._ - • . ' ' _, Jl'lrat, S7G; Second, S'IO, Thifd._.SZ!J~ Nciat ten. $10; . . ....... ... , ,,. Clip I ltd . 2 cups coolultl er COMod
dcdbtd real estate or ao much thctcoll; as znafy-to nect~lii'Y to ~lltiiJl). tho Judg, .. mtnt. ~ ~avor ol tho JUtl~tmcn. ~rellUQT.,
. -· "Nox~ thJrty, S!i. Dupl)t.'ltc Jl'rizmin row or tilo. Con· ~ • • • 2U povnd• fr•th porlc · lima beans -l!:st cla...--ro Mny 1. 10411. Wo willr,bdly tl<lnd you book· · · 1
· • • r • lhouhftl' .. - • 1 tablespoon soli loti tJIVlntr lnrormntlon on rnru ~·l'finr, mothodo. Ad· M~M~ SUPPLEMENT rOR WINTER fEEDUfG-.f:~ · Cuhp c•lery and onions. Fty In half of tt.o lard until trer::• dit::liiAttcr Contcot, I>cl>:trlmrnt 12BiSwUL & Com. lt 1taa bg been known thJt mlntml!l oro ttcctt:J:J.r/for tho por•nt, fa a heavy Iron pon. Cut'up tf:a perktnto maU pany, UnJon Stock Ynrdo, ChiCIIco 0, lllnob. hCJ!IUl ot anlmalland cwen r~r h1o Itself. '.\'ho::o mincrob most; pltC4s. Brownwell.ll) rtmaln!ng lord. Cover end cook ov~~
_ ~ . ~ Ulc~Jy~oo Jackins fa winter fcod:t ·row heat for 30 rrJnut11a. ~lc ipaoht:lll Jra 2 qudcl, f!~ilL-:g
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When the Going rs Tough . . . . and comnwn ~t. Many of tho · htonr;.muwooms.brownedpetk/p:llor.Sl:lnd1:dety. Sllaton • · ~;.-• • rougbllgC3fcdrocnttlatlleybochort well. Coo.k over ~W tleot ~ i1\ it tlow QVCII (3l~0 p.) fot (
W 1i t F d ·· .a.-t... Jpmlncrolaor&rownonsoii!JofJoi-1 • 30JIIIn\tlef. • . . . J e urn. 0 un amen..... T~i!fty.WJJ~q~~loore d~cb \. NO(~Thft~~~ltf'tfwhcnwal"((tt</ovet . (J I
'" b l'rel••- A. E. D.UU.O.W, Olof•Aolltll A, of: Ill. " · f~~· lil'lY 'PJUS cd WJ*h '\r .. .,.,.,.t;t..,. ______ _, _______ .,......,At.J ,.,.,._ JJM'-. lut~.u&llLd..SJidc.IJiuunAIKf'h.,.UfliHr.tlrltt - ·*- :mlncrnJ .aupplo opt.., -c'IJnf.ttinin(- ' · , ~- ---, · - ---- - - - - -• -,.,,_.,, ,.,,,, t• ""•llllt•t• the •irtcultu"' .t .,,.,~.~~~· HJt, limo A.lld. plm!f}>l!Ortt!f. A~ . . OUrt CITY· COUSIN · _ ·
Tbo Jmportantfl>h,rlculluro nnd onrlculturol producUoino;Jl4 drlalnly VAh!lll>w In· MilS llllif~rnl lliiPPlO• · .. .; "-.b . l.lnprellld on the averago Driton dudng thl) war. J~ood and tQQd pr®!k· men~ nro ~mAU quQntltlt'3 or otJte.- . - ""-~ 1- .. • . tloft tor~~htlncmtlb and Wothlngwmnm WC\'Gitrnl~ o{1l.nlttmMttanco. · -ao-tnllti:l "tmee mcmatm•• mrcu ns . ~roduEhclJ'Uah0•·· ~.~. · · .. dJd a,_mnrw.lloud J.ob_ of' incre::t. o.ing. ttnd ~.t tainlns · cobalt, · itQn~ mnngnnt::e, copper~ -· r Uo • _ and kidinc. A!Lhough only OiiiflU ..,.
Mall)' have Ulofl~bUbnt nil tho l\ ort 1~ll Of\.UOP pwduc:Uon. ThJI" nmotu\tJ (If ~ ht~r mincrnh 110t the racL- »a.piU! tho nl)tl(l lor fho.launmn toud it wa,a ~blo to . ·arc nocdcd, ~h P~'n n. PMt. h\. ,
"'- · prod!Ule, tho farmotr~ and Lrot'dClJ ot DrJtnln lmvo mninW!:Md tbc!t • buUdln1 •-•tronr, ht:althy animal • liifdj-· iUiil ftQCu.ll'Jaoi'O wcro r.ouw"'(ihifto nnd chang• tu Uv~ pre. • · .. " · ducti!Jn, but tho importonco oi live:, It to nttdcu)turoand thei=J19.t- SWifT I OOMPP
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tanoo or Uv.toc)l production to humttn wclto.t'1i Wtta never~ fQJlY • · _ _ . Unkrl fJOck Ytf1fll .
"i¥::Si. ll JCli3Qil·for uo ~II.· I Hnn 'tthGory, buHnct brought into'i.bJn.;p. . . ·• . CHICAGO t, ILliNOIS m fOCUA In a pooplo'a tl[lht for nblcnro-tJa!lt nothing i1 more lntporttulf -to-11 nation'• «anomy tlwn hi'i'"-acriculture, ar.d twill~ men nwJJICII)I • 0 1-- - - ..
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w11.h wwrctat. thttcon ab Um rntn ol SJx \u· percent} l'mi:nt· per aLrium Item.- · AU21'il. l, 1U4G t~ date Of IJIUt>, ' togothllr With all coats of this salo. · · .~, . "'
YOU ARE FU:R'l'llE.R N01'1FlED" ihat t~o 11atu.te of said ·actton· Js an .ac:-
propertY 'l'l.ill l1e- aold 1:/!iet to . r{ght o1 redemption as all b) law~
YQU 'ARE f''VH'.fH1:.1~ NQTllflE.Dl that the above Jalo will bo ·held ·at the Wt8t front door of thn Cou1t ll.ouss at Carr~~o. Llnt:oln Co~ty1 J)Iow MogtcO., at the hoair o! 11:00 o'clock, ':A. M.~ o• the 1~ day of ltarcb, lil-(6, anlttbat the! condiJJ<>.n.•. ~t &aid late are t(l&h, . . - •
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that G. T, Wattll, -whro-e pest office 11d· 1 d.J·(l· Ills Box GUl, RO&wcfi, New Megtco. •
Secretary Clinton P. 11poke befo~e the · Liveatock i .. oclaUon 'In Denver on "Wey~ Frp~!lera for tbe . Llvcttock Jndl18try.'1 ne outlined a production program -of 23 billion pounda of meld thll year •• , thll~'a 20 poun\U more per capl\a Ulan·w1.11 consumed In 10•5. t>~
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But ln that aame apeeeb Mr ... ~. dcraor~ revealed hfJ plaDI'"for •L ·..-
•· · ·...M· ol tldll •. nl!rf. •• X'tltii1~1a later, o President Trqma• l.11' · ~ ~euar:e,
Co COD(J'OII G,ll tile I late Of '[tie "lfil011 ·. rlllvc li1• re1110111 w111 11food aubal·
'· _1 •• die• mu1t be c:011tbl~d boJoDd .lane 4 -a, INI," and ff Use reaetloa of farm
leader('li~l'e •• Walh.lapqa to the J>rellilont'a. retoJamtJUI•U.. releelll
·• ~ fftella1• o1 tlao ran IJD4. l!le of tarmfb: lhrourbout Ute oout17 , • , lhe111 t'a bad for Ulfl farmon. For aiJ tlle~e ~adera aro oppo1ed to aubo ~ld1 •• a prlaelple, •m1 partl(lular·
•'. · · ' • 11 to ext.enaJoo of .aublldiOJ •• a meau of tu>ldlllr dowa food llrlces to
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Dairy fartJl leader&. arc. eapeclally . boltlle to the Pretldcnt'a · recom• rnendaUon. Charlu W. llolman,, aecrctary of-'the Natlonjl Co-opera• Uve Milk Procfucera · federation,
. 110lnted to what he called "the In· conlful\y.ln tb~mlnfl\tatlon'a r'c.> ommendatlo!UIIor a wacctlncreato to. · lndUIIWal rrouP. on tht one hand,
. and on the other han4' for federal cranta to aubehJrz&l their ·srQCert billa. The one Ia an lnfta,lonary move
· Cor the beneftt of'urb111 1roupa. Th* other Ia a 'hold·the·llne' edict to the detriment of acrlcul&ure, aDd ...,., In
'· ltaelf Juat aa lnftallc¥ltl')'." . Whll&- \hoH r.IOH to the tecr•
tary declared that Mr. Anderaon'a whole poJIUon for tllmln&Hon ot ttlbJldlea d,Cpended on tavorab~e taolora which· are not now In fbr eco-nomic picture, It Ia JalcJ Mr. Ander· aon Ia sol!\< •19:JJ wUb bll chief u
the Prealdent'a policy orr · tlon- df 'the aubJtdre~, WliJcir farm loader.. contend wlU mea..n "that
\ "Carmcua will co~ttntie aa warda of
, · · tho goygr:nment ror yea11 to come," ... . remalni 1.o be aeeu. So far con-
. -\- ___ .J,!!aa .. ~~~ P.!!Jd llttfe or no attention . · . . lO 'llle lrreil"dent'' recommeilda.
Uoni, wJth the. exciptJon ot hla for·· ', elan poJJ~rthermore,"'tberc Ia
· Juue.msow\ct ""'U-v_pJhat conareaa . wUI\lleten to Mr; Trumao now, ••Q~J • moro than"they have ln tho past, un.
lc11 an arou.ed publJo ·opinion forces their hamt ' ,
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Farmqr.a.Jt.OW.etn. cao ba thank• ful to tho l're.&dtn~ tpr UlJ fact that because ht refrllltled from dtclu· lni an official thd to thct war prior to the .lr.l ot th.t f~JJ'T Uitlt: Plr:ltY • price• .. .trt IUilr•nteec! b)l Ule. lOll• eraunent untU the tnd ·ot tD48 • • •·
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back on ltl -wo(d, au farm ptlcet under the Stea1aU bllJ mua\ ~ ,up.
rtcd al ~ per cent ot padty tot 1148, ifi1 and IOU, lor the law flx~ cae ~rlcu fn torct ·~tJJ l'Nl)i ~!:~~!
•Iter -Janua"'+tollowlnl tht ;d o1 fllcll decl"anUoil-bJ the Pua!dtnl
. or b:r conlrtilf, ao iillcli cominOdl- · ties as bop, •ac•. ~blckena,, tnUk, buttorfat. dey peea •ncl. btanf, toybeant, etc.," WIU tJa btnt1U.
