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"WE l'tedge All!!ilance BEOWROOft':tl :: ;i:i; ,::: , :Ui EE$ i1 · To the F~i ~t the So you're tired of worldng, Mister, Unlted St\tea of t\mllrlcr., &ll.d to che &publto to1 And ·you ~ :Y4~11 rest;' f' bit;

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~;;~~~It one Nation You've been working pretty +--~---E-. ~ of in&tallntion of tbe Stars and M.a·

sons tQt~k pl .. ce at tho Mas'lnic Temple. The sudden inclement weather prevented o number from bcinK presllht; yet there was a largE> attend!lnca to take part in tbe ceremonies and a fair sized

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With The Men·­•· In Serviee

Col. Maurice Lemon and wire and clall ·ren urr.> hero. Mrs.

You thlnl' the war is ended, So you're slovvlng down the pace,

That's what you may be thlnld.ng, Str, But it just is not the case.

What would you thinlt it we quit BecaUlle we're tired, t.oo?

We're fiesh and blood and humnn, And we're just !l5 tl.red o.s you.

Did you ever dig a fOxhole

seasons Greeting~· rrqm tne· .following -Business firms. aud Professional

COTTAGE CAFE

CARRIZOZO MERCANTILE

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NU-WAY CLEANERS

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And climb do1ND deep ln!llde, And wtsh It went to China · LINCOLN COUNTY MOTORS ROLLAND'S DRUG STORE

Soyou'dhavcsome place toh!dc? SANITARY BARBER SHOP PETTY'S GENERAL MDSE. Whll6 motored buzzard!J p:J.clted with

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erPw.:i to witnen same. . Just prior to the inatl\llntion

• ceremonies and nan preludet, lht - tn-.

<f>OUBLE.FEATURE Dill Elliott

evening· the out goir g worthy "THE OUERLANO MAIL matron, Mrs. Lorenc Smoot woa ROBB£RV',

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fori! gung NORM ~N'S BAR Wero clrclln!l overhead

. Lemon and tile two little girl• bave betn llero for some time Colonel Lemon· juat arrived the bolidaya. ·

CARRIZOZO AUTO CO.

honored with a auppt>r w b i o h membera and gutosla, t>nj'Oyeli very much, there being m1're t.b n fifty · preaont.

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''GAMBLERS CHOICE" " ·~-- --

I Q"pt Carol Hinfo bqsroturnP~

te the S~tl'a from a 'e1 : eriod OD the fighting fronts of Europe Lt. Gone Hinu ie stationed at Hout>­tatt, 1'cJas. lt will be remPmber td that Lt. Aubl'f'y Hi· en lost his life in the ltahan thQatro of war many montbe ogo.

T-' Roy W. Horman, •ta· 6tloned Qomewl'tr~ in India SPnt ~bo New,a ll grEeting from there.

ll~t Bob Shinntr wb{l I ·oa bu:a In India tbo paJt two years epoPt .. Cbriltmas at homo,

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And tilled the ground around you WEST'S DAIRY With hot eltplodlnq lend? •

.CAMf MAL PAIS Dr. R. E BlanPy wns inetnllillg SUNDAY, MONDAY, TU&sDAT

officer for tbo Masone, ~ho art> LewiJ Stone, ·'Vl ickey Rooner, Fo.y Hulden, Bunila Grnnvtllt

And d!d you ever dig out, M!!lter, From dcbrl!J and dirt,

And feel yourcelt all over To ace where you were hurt?

And find yon .czouldn't move, Tho you weren't hurt at all?

And !eel co. darned rellevcd Tlmt you'd jmt olt there and

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Were you ever hungry, Ml!ltcr ••• Not the ttind that food coon glutn.

BARKEY'S LUMBER CO. HARRY MILLER'S PLACE

CONTINENTAL ENGJNF!ER· CARRIZOZO HARDWARE lNG COMPANY COMPANY

YUC,CA BAR ·· -~ ~ FRED'S TONSORIAL SHOP ~

HARVEY SERVICE STATiON DEPOT· CAFE '

BURTON FUEL YARD

RUIDOSO TELEPHONE CO ..

· T & G GROCERY c

VEGA FEED STORE " .

aa follows: Mr. Sam Cox, worabiprul

manter; Mr Dan E liott, acumr warden.

Above Jlet of officers io incom· plete.

Tb• Worthy Me.tron for 194( appointed the following inetnllang officera for the Staro:

Mr1 Ula G. Mayer, worthy In· atalling officer; Mra. Ven~t Elhutt,

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"ANDY HARDY'S BLONDE TROUBLE"

Andy',. got douLio truublo and b .. th are blondeo, Tho funnlea' of 111l.

-ALSO-Purnm mnt News

instalflng marsbol; Mro. Lily ·---- -=-===::-:-----~~-~ B. Collier, lnotolling uhoploin; WEUNESDA 'I lk TDUUSDAT

IM tllil fllillV;fn& cutt!Qn hun(tCJ.' \ Thllt blteo lntt,? your IJU\!}1 ·

It'o o homcnlclt hunccr, Mbtcr. Tl'l'SWORTH COMPANY lNC. PADEN'S DRUG STORE

And It dlgo around ln~'dt>, And lt cctn you in ltn clijtcltro.

. Aiu1 there ain't no pln.OO to hfit&.

Wcro you m;er dirty, Mt.stcr ••• Not tho t'Jllty-collar ltlntl,

nut the om:y, ol!my, me:JY dirt. And gritty l:tmb that grlru't?

Dld you over mlnli tlm hot. Sir • • • Not tho Wrul that mr..:lko r;wcot

I:'Wl, ~t tim W.ntl U).at dfl~'Cl l-"ffil c::l'CmY

'Till :,'U".t C',;cn curro tho oun ?

Wcro :;cu m--u we.ary, :a~ . . . I mron acs ured, ~w ltr.$V,

Wl'.cn fOUr fCCt nln't (tOt ftl) fccllng, And yom" teen don't \7ont to go?

Bu:l wo l1C1'!l> ~nln', M.btcr, You clm lwt ¥mir life we do;

Anti let me tell :,:ou. Ml!lter We ~t the came of ¥ttlll

Cc!cmnn 11. Pmt'IW, . w:r:. V'..rut·Ch!:l~.

FUrlauzhe1 S:mta Fe cmp'!oyro ' Courtc:lY of B:mlt@ (Col!f.~ Prtntcr-Rmticr\7.

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Mtt. Helen Pri<>r Prop. Colonel Jonea l:'rop. ~

REV. JOHN S. ItOUl>IN

FELIX RAM,EY

DR. R. E. BLANEY

MRS. MAE JORDAN

REV. FR. GIOVANNI

JOHN E. WRIGHT

Mrs. Marbry Burnn, Inotnlhng organi•L; Mr. Henry Hoffman, Jo n Garfield, Paul Henrld, lnaulling accretary. Ench officer Sidney Grcanotr<'et,

Eleanor Parlter appointed performed their parto • efficiently - io -

Mn. Margartt lloiYmon woo "BETWEEN TWO WORLDS" inatallcd aa wortbJ matron Cor A romnnro that wao out of th!e 1945; Mra. Ida Goodaoo, worthy world. No one lmow ha wu dta• auociate matron; Mr. Ben S a•·d ea 1 h ml't tbe t-old truth In Bums, worthy patron; Mr. Otho his C'WD woy. All bound tor L.mvc, D.!Sncl ltO patron; Mra. Inn ot<:>rnit.y.

lM~l'~~r~ ott;:retnry; M rn Dan Ji:l· Jiott. trens •rer; M ra. Clara IAwP,

~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~!~~~~~~~~.,~~~~~~ cunductn~:.J; Mrs Buio, ncsncinte ': '::: J ::~,:. 2! 0 : Colldudnss; Mro. Pcorl Bont1un, -- ~·---...... _ EJeet.a; Mrs Loreno Smoot, Mur TilE 1\ut;J'IJODIST ClitmCJI

tba; wardor, Mrs. Emma DP~tner; C'ANDI£ LIGHT co!li!IIVNION

"Tho Weokly R<'porter"

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The Mil-Mar Shoppe Wisbes to fXtend to fub iD' fnryoe

A llapay and Prosperous ftew Yen

aentmel, Gco. Goodaoo: orsaoi<>t, REP.'\'l{'E ~~{F.~ Marbry Burns; Cbo.ploin, Mrn On Sunday <"Vf'nlna, Dre<'mbor

Ketl£>1': marnbol, Mrs Ufa Muycr. 31ot, at 8:00 o'c:'lcrlt. th0n> will bo a Tho tbre• following otnr Jtninto, c:rndll' llr,ht Comrmm!on fil'rvlcct~o wl.o live at Copitlln could not l e 'Yl\l'l l'l lor anyone wht> drnlreo to

p•flsent: Ada, Pauline Williomo; earn£'. • Ruth, Jo.hnio Jonen: Eotb(>r, Huth our nmft'h will llPgln thalr White. They wall bo iD!ltolll'd ot r.harP In "Tht> Cneai!P for Cilrl!Jt" a Ia tor date. nft£>r uw flrDt of thf' yNu·.

Mra. Smoot,the retiring w rthy matron wnrl' prt>oent£d a beau I i· ful all wool blanket. Podifla'a Grqtery

Ayers

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FARMS AND RANC.HES li'Oit IJALE: m acrc!l W9\lucU,.,Mil prof. ttable oa~llcld county srotn 11nd stociC !.,nn!tab; 11ood lmprovomonta; cond wotef ••I" ; 04 aoro!l lrrljinU:4; with o .. w1\h:.u

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117 owner, 200-acro well-1m~> IRII· farm. J. Jr. ltiNKADE, K•RI•J.Clllor• ...

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1Dc !>OOlpald. \V. J. tUCUELU, lli:~J,. 'lo .. BL, DDDYOI lti, Co101'n.{h:t.

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PLUMBING SUP-PLIES PLU!Ifnmo DUPPLXEB

NO PIUOUITY Direct to you allo\7cal rntcc11

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The number of our lincol an­c:entoro doco nat double with cock p:wt c:cncrollon on commonly be-lieved. After the third or tourth r----, , ccneroUon, the actual number b

· progr~vcly omoller tbnn tho po3-. olble number' owing to tho inter-' morrioac of ltln. · I For example, in tho pont ten l ecncroUoM.lll' .R!!D. ~co~ tho.~

\lt~.t ! oible number of onc'o nncc:Jloro 1.!1 1\1'1-'~ 1 1,024, but the o~tual ruunbcr II l only 2llD to 400.

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ito Clark division mter <division ~ Italy, oW,y to have >them transf~rred to oth~ mol'<! pressing war thea~n~. Many of bis former troOI>B ~>ore tbe brunt o.f the lPldinc in NOl'JllaJldy. Be also trained most of the men who landed along the Ftench ~st near Cjume:il and ll!aroemes. · i

I* is 110 longer a mllitacy secret . that Oark and bis U. S. troops are · IIOIV Qearinr the brunt of the ltaUan •ar. The British have largely pu11e4 -.rt of I~Jy for the Balkans. Clark hp a few Poles, Brazilians -and .ame IDdJan troops, but the main ~Uni is being done by Americll118.

fte fliD reneraJa aow .. ae­Uye da&,la the 11. 8. army are Geaerals Ma.,.UII, Elsenbcnrer, MaeAJ"thu, SWweU, Amold anc1 M.U. Crafr. Tbe latter, ba~Jnc ~Jeea retJred after servtnr as ehJet at atatf, was recalled to. active dnty In the war depart­meat, where he heads a person­Del board.

In addition, two other full aen­crall are on the · reUred list, John I. Persbfnr and Porton c. Mardi, the latter· cbJef of stat! 1n the last war-both, lacldeutai­IJ, bJtter persouaJ enemies. With Clark, thJD wfll moltc o total

of trovcu full generals ou actJvc duty, plus two retired tuU generals,

It Is lntcrcatlng to note that, prior to 1030, there hod been only silt oth·

. er full gcncrnb ln rut tho hlntory (){ tho United Stnten. George Wocll­ington, for inotnnco, never be­ciruiie a tun coneroJ, oven though congre~ mado it po!J!llblo for hlm to do co. Other tu!J generals hove been Ulywcn S. Grant. William T. Sherman, Phllip H. Sheridan, aD of the Civil war ormlco, plw World war JcadcnJ Tooker H. Blis.!, Chorrcs ' P. Summerall and John L. Hines.

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LlcaL GeJL wnuam D. SJmpsCNl, .apper left, commander of the NbiU. aJmJ• eaUe11 the ''Mystery r.rm7" due t•. 'Secrecy rmnonndfnr its movements slnce Its capture ot Le Ua'tro. Lower left, ahows the ''Weasel,'' one of the reasons ctvu for the rapll! advanee of the Ninth arm)', Lower rlrht, General Eisenhower taikt to the men of the 29th lpfantrt division ot tbe Ninth army. 11pf!er rlrbt, a SDiper search Is eonducted 1117 memben, of the Ninth army, durinr mop.up operaUons In GeUenklrcbeo.

Cap9-Ired German Unde~ground Aircraft Plant

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2. \Vhcro 1A tho srcotczrt molybo dcnum mine in thQ world sftu­tltcd?

8. Whet mythologlcnl couple grow old together co if&cctully that they turmd into two t&lJ trees growl.iln nldo by sldoT

4. What common ln::.cct Uvea but a dayT

0. The \Vandcrlng Jew In alleged to hovo been compelled to Uve tm· tU tho cccond coming af Chrlnt. Wl1ot ro hlo nome?

NOTE - Comlderallte clebate has beeg ro!ng on In top miU· tary circles over wbat~ assign· ment Gen. "Vfnrpr Joo" SUI· weD should •et when he fJnlsbea tits Calllomla vaeaUo.n. 1t was planned to put SUlweU In com· mllld ot a spcclaU7 trained army to 1:m4 Otl the Cblaa roast. However. some propose keeplnr bbn tn tbe war department to replace IJent. GtD. Bett IA!u u eommiUlder of rround fotea.

Above photo lholfS division ot the Iar1rd aJ.rcratt manulactarhr~ syndJcate in France~, wbieb was driven onderrround by bombs of the 11. s. anny 8th atr force. Tbo tmdcrrrount1 eave was locate4 at St. A!Uer, eov. etlQr half a mllUcn feet ()f Boor space. 'l'bc cave wu captured b7' l\laqnls troops on D-Day, an.tl Is now bdn1 ased by the All.lea. 1.\leals &re. served wlthln the cave.

6. •now many New York sovcr­noro hovo bocomo PrcoldcnlJI ol tha United Stotca?

7. Wbot lB a Juto? B. What man cUd Goo promtu

that h1B dccccndanta would be u numcroua "an the ntan of the hcovCD!l, end ruJ tho oond wb!ch lB upan the coo nhoro"t • • •

STAIJN AND DE GAULLE It con now ho revealed that cme

o1 tho t:oremo:n queatlorw em the •cenda of the StaUn, de Gauiic croi­fa~S. In troxmv woa tbo vital wrobtcm of "whet to do with ~"' mtJ.ny after tho war." Doth Stallo snd de Goulle oi'o for n tlnrd pence, wnnt to see Germaey'o wor-mnldnt powtra dectroycd completely.

One clgnffictlnt prQJl(l:lol tllkcn to M'nsttJW by do Gaulle call!J tor the w:e ct German ind!l!ltry after the war tor the rebobilltotlon of aD Wl'eckcd Frc.n~h and Rucslan fac­tories. rnilrcodi!, nblpplng. Alen he propv3cs using German minen to up!enkb Sovfat and Frerum stoeks cl raw materials dapletcl br war. On 1hW S~nlln wll!l in cmnplate a.rrc~metlt.

No-n! - Stttm afret~rtb~ea Rnssiau lnt!nence in Frane~ by ~ ln~Uatlan to de GauDe. Fnlleh d.iptomab bflUe-ve thete b now lt!$!t ebance,J of Britaha fllnniDr • Wt!Utii oToc lD E., 1'3P4'l · tomJ!(Ised of Britam, Jlru!ce-. Belllum, ttonand, Nor­.. ,. and Detttnatt-;..a bfoe trhfeli the Krei'IJIJn looks cq,on with ltL!• pltJ(JD, •

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Young China Seeking the Light

• l!oun# Clilila learns to sfnt, upver left, and reedves lftstrucUoDJS In worJdD~• a!ld ll!are of eJeetrieal radrets, QlH!r-rlcht. Not aU b l!bJ. lmwevrr, as shotn. Jn lower phdtllrrapb, where J'dtm& Olna b Ulled 111t oa their wra7 to th~ totton mtns to do their lihue 111 dririlll out the .laPt froiD thdl' homeland. ·

-Brothers Act Again

o. \'/hot IB a hookah? 10. Why lo ambcrsrls ao valuable

in tho maklns cf pertume?

1. Adycnttlr()nJ and em~vtm. ll In C<ltorodo. B. Bouclo ond Pblleman. 4. Tho moyfiy. II. Ahotrual'Ull.

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'1. A stringed lnnttument bav!Dg a peor-nbnpcrl b.O>dy.

a. Abraham (Gen. 22:17). 9. A pipe in whlcb the nmc\:c

poc.:;cn through t7o tar. ! 10. BocoUU} omb~rgri!l hM ro U!­. tJe ftoarnncc, ft In the cnly natural

oub:lt:lnc{! that t'lill "fut" tho ucnt (lf etroJ~Jt parlumeo wfthwt al­tllring their ooor. Mur;h orul o!Mr ilxing agento hove cuch tJtrong camto of their ot"JD that they con only be ~"d In blended parfumc!l 1n whfcb the~ d:) nat .cnnfl.ld wUll the desired ct!cet.

, Coastgaardsmu Aurust &. Camls tdU balances 1!1.! brother, Armr • , , Corp. Pete% A. CamlnltJ, on one Michigan's Duplicate Lakes lwtd In aa exhibition at ftltacnlar I

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c When aimcttncement was made In t'lo l'ttnate t:M\ Pttsidcnt Roosevelt bad ntirtllnatcd .world-renawned Ernt and Ubr•rlan ot Ccngrtl33 Archi­bald Mac.Leisb to be uslstant secte­Ury Of state, one- wit cracked: ''From ·bOW on, aU. treaUe• negoti­ated hY the sblte department will be <writ~ in 41Unbie l)entatneter, .. Pick on Someone Your Sizer

eontroJJ when they met 01:1 a troop flo state opprocch~ Michigan trdspGrt. The Catnlnltls elf Brook- tn dupUcoUng tho nnmea of lakes. J~ ,played prewar ntu1evWe but~ For frultnncc, 440 of tbcso bndJes llOW entertain Gls wUh U;Jd% aeu. of water oro known by onJ.V tlve

nrunes, W being called Twin lake, I---~·-····------­l'l9 Round Jake, t!l BaM lake, 8'1 Long Jnkc and 1'13 Mud Jake.

ct Wint~t dfl'fteultitllD shipping IUP. • plf9 to ttiLUit't tbrough 'the · Ardla ~·, .. combined with the establiSh·, mettl <if· AlUM control (lf the- entire llec'Jtetraneati area,. lte tesuldnl In lillied pre&!tir(!l upclti Turkey to open the nantanenes: Thfa. would pcnntt sbfp~umt· t)f truPSllie$ to Rtlf­sill's Black Sea ports, •rtd. mean tht! &a~l of thou~ands "Of mile~ of -w•· ter 1M overland trlveJ ltom th~ ?mtm lUll· 'tlP tbroulb • b'au aqd SOUtbet'n Runl~. .

· .. cr. Whflli · Latey l'ly ~¢8lgttetf ttom the rea •ttd tfiov~ tt1 Ntw York~ lit look up resldeJi~· •t the Loon· batdy .tpartml!nflt. A .Jtetthliot . .itt the 'bi.Jlldi:tlR' fs Wt~U Slre~t ·laW)'er Eugerte L. Gat~Y. wlto t:tt&${~·mln<J.. ed· the ~e~t-f'l.r c•m(lafgn of Con• ,lte~mu Ott'• ho\1$e ~mmit~. whkh blvesUiaUd the fee ttot lcmf •I e. c At the Coon . · · bail!ad:ora ~·~ta am , _~.;..., ... .cust(ln'i .w •eu · t'b®lh Amba~Q~· · "~t~ec~ UCl , wore ft.-' , '*"*"· ..

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1 n ~ Lineom County N eo '\ lWJL': ~E"eall.Oi'f- on' duckS, who have been hon014WJ~y ~· ~:~~7E~ ~ ; --

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· · ·-"' 1e lands Univerulty, saJd In ·Introducing ttt.eae ',0111ttuns. . • . -tlllloiN ._ F•Mhl•• .. • t..... ~ AmerlCIPl.and Red Br~asu:u 1\' rgnn• D t leL th Pfl'Bel t I( b aJtua

--- - aem (fiSh ducka) 25. (No lltate re· to the faculty far dfsCU!l!lfon a plan . or: e · · " ' · • __ rR_l_D_A_Y_D_e_c. 29, 1944 rrtrictions).. tor meeting the needs ot :rotuntmg\tion d~cei.v~ yop into being el.lt:_lS·

. -- ~ ... __ -1' - nervlce perEonncl, . . fi. ed watb mcomplete oftic .. e tram~ -- The ohootlng houro for ml~atory I

lin. Era 1. lmllll, f.dllff aa::d Publltlltt blrd!l of all klnd!J w a half hour be-- "Have we the ternmty," he contfn· mg. 0 .

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. the ttlulPING, Tvrn"\vniTJNG, SHQHT m~tn who fought for democracy ·that BAND, Comptomete.r, or Bank

D • we have no place for them bec.:tU!Je Posting Machine, then Y.ou shou.ld rave WOOL G ..... WER. 8 CONVENTION th d t '-~ .. ,w'- "'-"1 .. , ' /If ....., ey o no ,.,.ve a ~»t>~• m:'""' wP•o- plan now· to train for future ee·

February 0 and 7 have been eet an mn? . U we do this, we are oettln!J curity. . .. Thefollowin(rb a report of Bond Sal~ the dates for the 19-~ convention, apart in our coclety the men who Mail tht• I.'Oupon bel• w 'or our

tor the Sixth War l...oan Drivll tllrough wool abO"".v, nnd wool llChool of the mrot deuerve the best tho~ our edu· Catu'; g givtJ g t'nmplt>tt jr1forml)• lllauinu agentn in Lincoln County. Our New Mexico Wool Growero' Atmo- catlonnl cyntem can otter." t1on au .. ut tim~ requirt'd, ccst· of quota w11n $116 011° .oo of which Bmount ct11Uon. Tha convention will be held "What we want to do Is to tnlte any coqrse, and plact-me" t opporturr· J5a,ooo.oo woo lor • ·E" Donlb Our r~ tn ... o Hilton Hotel ln Albuquerque. h . . 'II . bl t" port on .. J<," Dondo covcrn tbc pt~rlod u• eervtcc ma.n nt the point whcrQ Is ltleo. Wrf' .IB no o •ga JOn. from NovcrntJCr lal l<l Decemfior 13th, "Wool growel'l.! .,ohould ahlp their education won Interrupted nnd allow, SeP tht• publi11hCr of this papPr nnd on the oth~>r cerlco from November ahow fleeceD to Louin McRae, ma.n· him to go on from that IU)int. How about n sprc1al Gl·h(IIB r B h i p ZOth through Dl'<'tlmlwr 13th. AD you agcr of the Wool Wnreholl!!C Com· many of thece men there will bi! l!J ahe hHI to ,,ffer. Will note from tbv fon:croln(l flguren, wo 10" .......,,~ Ul __ ,. b th th t N u r,, •

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t h 0 Comm•tt.t"C uerted o~cry otlort before the wool nho·w. We Se"rvtccn have not bl?en craduntcd Drau~too'~ B!ls.oess <0112~2 poolblv towBrd the onlc ol "1';" Dondll. alno plan to mnlte cro!l!l ccctlon5 of (1 Crom hJgh cchool. Already there arc , . ~ I'!'

ovet the ocean on anti· sublrulrine patrol, Lt. Comdr. (now · W. Brewer, U.S.N., H, sighted a sutfa~cd enemy. Pouring ma~hinc-gun ~r~, a thous:~nd rounds, on the conning tower, he prevented the manmng of antHnrcraft guns. Then came a violent explosion; flames filled the conning tower and envclopro the sup~r~\ stiucture. Comdr. Brewer wa' awud:d a Gold Star for th:: att.tclt. Buy W:n:

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Gloncoo Poot om~c 6 1012 1)0 ° - ; · ' ------':......-------0468·.76 IndicateD that 100 flccet>n will bo ,1 thcoc have mndc ll!:C of the c:ovcm-

1 Corona Po~t Oll1ce <> 0 Picacho PO:Il Offioo 76.00 entered In the open ci!W!3et~, Crom 5 lrJWnt'o cducatlon.al O!''llntn.ncc. That .. FOR SALE Mtn'o Wolverine Hondo Pll:lt Otftcu l:JG2.60 to 60 In the Junior nhow. Aneorn .ll!J why'n plan Cor thc::o boyo l!J needed Sboeo. · Carrteow l'0:1t Otneo azoo.Zll ao~t brecdern al!lo plan to enter (0\'l nO"">"I" ' I The Titowortb Co., Ine • Llncnln Poot Olllco 20<l.Z5 01JtDtnndlng Mohnlr flcccco. •

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Mod«!m aterdWit D••••'t wait for BALES ' HE ADVERTISES '--"'"

FINAL PAniE!IiT.

••Jude"." c.:ull U:t> Cuntmctcr to hiD t:m-~;:>r. "DJX'tor r..:lyo I cot ooout a nwnth to U..-c•. 1 wunt to m:llro my · wUL"

"Fbt It en my 6\vrdrofl In tho Firnt

NoUtllUI B:1nh r.uro to my wl!t> che ·

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"T-Jy rquJty 111 my autumnbilo l wont to co to my c:on Ho will hnvo to go to wortt tht-n to mr-ot th£> p:)Yfflt>ntn."

''Olvt> my Unp:ll!l bl)h to tho fiontll•

Ina Camp:my; th£>Y twh cnm<J awful ch:lnec:J on mu ami nro cnUUro to

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~:lt m.tw-rnnutoo tro£hlnc on tl\o !n'lll want the Corotru.~:Uon Ellatn('('r 1t0 rnwo. no moifo mo buy It; m:J,yoo ho co.n m~l:Q 1t work.''

"X.1y rotafn~ P<?~ntcgc, (live to tlw Otnto: I novcr cxpc~tcll to tiOt Jt ArlY· way,"

"!ty C'I!Uiv.mona s1vo to tho Jilllk ~n. Ito llO!l h::!a h!:J oyo on It for , EO\.'"Cml ~-c:ua."

"My kCi l wnot to &0 to tho Tav­ctllkccpcr. I Jw:po It coots ~l.m c mucll to keep It M 1t l'..lS cost me!'

"1 want sml. Jud~. 1~> .Mnng-o the ·· . tupe~a\ t(lr mo .. Any w..erUdan wlll~ ·

bUt 1 want tl'!tSo tbt ~tttW. tt~to. ' .',

for caslwt. bcuus, 'l'ht'$ lll~& ~ t~' mtl' ti} l~>~ tllcy tnl&M u wt\1 . · .finiJb 'tho ·~!l.!P ·

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btb Jl:JSO b printed hero n!1

a Cl':n'ico to all furmcrn and mncll-."1'0 of Am-"7iro. 'lbgoth~ \"'liUl you prorluocrn, wo h.avo a big job to do in tho btcl· nc=> of fccdinr thi! tutirm ot ouro wdl.

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A clwrt timo ago I WO!J tclk­inn alxrut improved mzthodn

mth a farmer. Ho oW, "Tho wny I look at it b t.liliJ -u:'uz4 hdp.? Cl[Jrku.lluro l;dp;, all of us."

'l'h.;lt b it in a nutcltcll. W~t helps agricultaro docs hclp all of u:~-protiuccr, mc::1t p.:1ckc: and proe­~r. rcto.ilcr ond oon..-urru:t. So tho purposo ot tbb Jl:JSO b to tdl in a fow word9 and m:my ptctUECJ aoout all hl.'lM::'t of thinWJ thrlt Ut> hclp a¢eulturo. Wo ltopo t.Mt by ~rdrlng out nowa i~ telling of now mrub. big or little, reviewing flttdingo of agrleultuml cnpcrimcnt orotions, by I'Centulting tho cxpcrlcnto of ~m~w individtnb, oM in tn:Jny ollie: tvnj'U, ..-;o mn rcrufc: a wnrthwbi!o soviro to all wlw Jmlrluro our rotion'o food.

Tho Editoll' will ba F. M. ~lmpoon, whn b oirc:l.dy wcll ktmwn to mnny of :you as Manage of em Agri-

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A M:crry Chri:;tm"'l to you cilll

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"S~try il I c!:t::-~J t=:~ f.~~ {c.'l$ f:il Ci'::izt=:;.. C::1 I'~ GCJ o C:..-!e ,.;;.1 C~ Scrn:o c:::a c:d W""...:t.1. I c...;r;]>!'l a, teo em:. d tc::> t::1or•

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S. P. VJcl~l, Co~t<n' 0~ ~temal Of,. n1l f.lle mrxri dt1tlO$ perfQrmed Revenue, taday remhlded individual (>y hun\ireds of rnUltury vehicles int:ome til?cpnyel.'lf that Congre.ss has by GM:C Truclt & Conc.b Dl· changetl fr<>~ ':December 15, 1944, ·to v!slon of General Motors, none is mo.-e Jani1!11'Y 1$, 1945, the final dat~ for tmportunt than the transport ~;U~d care filing Declarations of Estimated In· o~ our war wounded.

. Meets.on the ~mt Thursday come Tnx, either original (as m the 'fhe famous GMC 2%-toP., "six by . b1 ~ch month. case·of farmers), 'or amended, und six'' truclt furnishes the motive po..y·

. VJ,Siting Stars cordiall~ invited paying of installments ·of estimated <!r for many of the Army's latest type

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------------ this change in dates are: farmers who Each unit ,consists of two tents 1

~ I. o. q. fl'. exercise(~ their rigb~ to defer filing which can be quicltly attached to the ~ •-., with eue· r-J"nL'JP.~.n~J'ng

'CARRJZOZO LODGE, NO. SCI declarations last Aprll is; others who ;ides and baclc of the truck. The. tents '-"1' M~

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but desire to chapge their estimates ·,liubcllec. to reflect as much.llght as pos· "'· oduction qof 'comba.·t Qttfntion gasoline . by flllng amended declarations; all f' V "'' ,

The inside of the truclt, which, Is persons who owe the finnl installment

~p~:;:~:i:~: :; ~:~\:~n; t;;; and rec~ntly expanded research · '' of 1944 estimated tax. , &J)eeial Meeting, 2n8 Tne!.!day in . each month. If a taxpayer who would otherwise

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L; lJ. Dow. . . . .... Noble Grancl be reqUired to me un orlgtnal or John E. Wright. ' .. . ..;ec ·Trt>!lS amended Declaratton of Estimated

lUpplies, , Instrument cabinets and

1 ·~:::c::~~ to details disclosed by faci ities, confidently promises great • ' tax by January 15, 1945, files his an·

·he War Department, this complete D~UGHTERS OF REBEKAH

Coalora Lodge, No. 15 MePting dBtes 2nd o.nd 4th

Weanesdayo of eacb ntontb at 7 p.m.

Maym(l Greisen, . Noble Grard

Birdie Walkf'r, SerretBry.

MRS. MA£ E' GLISH NOTARY PUBLir

Lt1cated .at 0arnz;ozo Bdwe. Co, PHONE96

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PERMANENT WAVE 59c Do your own Pcrmnncnt t"Jitb Cbnnn· Kud Kit. Comploto equipment, In· eluding 40 curl.llro and ahampoo. EO!!y til do, ah.:Diutcly horm!C:::J, Prn!n~d by tbOUO!mdo lncludln' Fny McKcn· ,go. glamotou:J movie atnr. Money re-funded If not ostbllcd. •

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FIRST GLASS WORK REASONABLE PRlCES

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JOliN E. HAl,.L

nuaJ Income tax return for 1944 (on Form 1040) and pays a.ll taxes due b)' January 15, his return will serve ps both a return and dcclaratJon and ht: need not file the 1944 decluratlon.

Also, If a UJXpayer fileD his final 1944 return (on Form 10.10) and pays the tax due on 1t by January 15, he need not pay the final lnstnllment which otherwl.!le would be due on his entlmated tax.

A blll !rom the Collector for the finaJ lll!ltallment of 10.14 entlmoted tax may be lanored by o taxp:l)'cr who fllen hln annual return (on Form 1M0l and payn tho tax due on It by Jon·

fYUI'Y 15,

The Nqw r.tex!co Collector omted thn t the::o chonaro will enable o tllX· IJ:lYer, If he dcnlrco to do co, to wind up all of h1!J 1944 Income tmt obll· cotloll!l by Jununry 15, but It duro not ar!cct the ClUng of hi!! 1945 decluro· tton which will 1m due March 15. AJ. co, toxp:lYero who do not rue their Cinall!H4 roturM by January 15 mu=~t

do co by Morcl1 15.

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Born Sntordny D~mbQr 23rd. 1944 to Mr. and Mrn. Mtra n ~Hi<'!!:s of· Tuc-umcari a daughter, named E!dr n Lou Birks.

Bt~y rnore War Bonds Today

Millers to Visit in South.

md hl~hly mobne unit provides racu- l"t14))SfWQr f!nJff1d1 fuels ---and Ues for 80 to 100 operations in a 24· U"' ':J :J

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tion of new and better things from ly to tho comfort or the wounded, and petroleum, let the Phillips 66 Shield >P~ed:l their delivery to the hropltD.l remind you that Phillips refineries, uhlp.:~ where complete medical nttcn- in additiOn to producing gnsolines, uon and equipment arc nvaUoblc. lubricnntll, and fuel oils ... are also

On rotum trip:~, the "Puch" oftm gigantic ch~mical plants pouring out runhro medlclnro und hoopltnl oup- weaporu.1 for vietory.

• plle::s directly trom nhlp to flcld ho::J· pltD.l or dreolng otnUon.

On numerou=~ oecrutloro, GMC FOR VICTORY~}. Buy U.S. War Bonds and Stamps

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PERSONALS Stitch and Chatter ab!o to travel up to 50 mlkn Jlt'1" hour, BEnVIC.'E mucl1 of the Unw ealncd in fiyin3 oup- nt Uethbdlat Church Mrs Mao Jordan, who baa

-plle::s by air would 1m la:It on the on Sunday cvenln3, P~mber bt~en ill of influenza hu rt!tovertd The Stlt.cb and Chatt., Club iJI'(lund. cnllcd, 31nt, ot 8:00 o'cloclt, thero wUl ba o j · ·- met at tho bomc of Mn Sa• in~r.~=~a~=c~~rore!JUln~: enndlc lluht Communion Servteu~.

1 Christmas we rettivtd , Jott•r Mrttthewe ~t~etday ev~minc wttiL

d IThl!l 1!1 for anyone who d~lreo to f ,.. A C Bl b li .... 'Vlmea. 8tUIP Hodgin and Mar.

:unbuloncro. They arc often tee , too, come. , rom lv-'ra. , • ~ea w o v""" J•ret StinneLt u eo.bm~tUIU. In Ute cvocuot!on of clvillllJl!J from tho I in El Paso Sh&~ at'ttcd that due MP@tlng was lJ d to d hT 'lahtlng arcnn Our Church wm lmgln their to Mr. HinPa' unlmprovtvt health ca P or " . Tha mbllo~ or mercy p.llrfonm:-<1 'charo In "Tho Cru:Jbde for Chrl!lt" the had n>titned hrr pn•ltlon at tN~ ~ mP"Cim· hl.:ent •Mral Bot~!lda.

· afte th firot f th · • an.. P .. u W re D a ..... a • by the GMC "Duclt" arc not Umltcd r o o o year. Wilham IJeaumont ho!!pltat. Ber aneo. Following the bualntM only to the troll!JPOrt of wounde-d. ra~her I• nn• makfnr biJ bomfl m~>et.lng bridae W&8 olaya • until a Thc:c ceonolng truclt9 hnvc, on differ- . w•tb Mr. and Mra. Hiatt. late boor. Tho bosttsscs atntd cnt oocn!llow. n:r~ed mom chot down Mr. and Mra. Bill Hamm WE'fl d 1: l f h ....

b f P l I i · b 1 d~ oua re res menu:~. aver the sea. cave-d the crew11 of flmm·, "m rom orta •• v s tin! t t derlncr tuan, amw to the rud of land- Cruml£>y family ,CbrJatmaa. Mr. and Mra. Vades Elliot Club IWP1)rttr. inC croft ~ by Axl!l bnmln or , and ehlldrcn of Ot!tn art Yiaitlnr

llf \1r. and Mn. Dan EUiott for a -

Euly in the month , f .Jnnuory she iro. Mr and Mrs. J'ranty or Dem· r d \1r. uud Mrs. Barry Miller wi)) l'•'Im:h 11M 00\:>n \"ll'Uten nbout the !ina w~rn guett• of tbtil' dou!lh~r ow aya.

; loave for nn a:tendG'd vbit t. lmportnnt mllitnry nili;:;toro of our I Mra. Carl Heqland and family -------1 riioro in Alabama nnd Florida. Arm.y'a vnrlmm motor vehiclo. hut during the boJidava

New Store on East Side -very Uttle hO!l be-en •rn!ll about the equniJy tmpurtnnt mk:Jfrm:~ o'f m:;rcy dE"~a hero. Thcy ore a vltnl p:trt of the dally dut!O pcrrc:mr.ai by many

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of the 400,000 nm1 mtlro GMC truclro and tenderqUJek. ocr1 "~clro" wh!cll hove be-en cent The Tiuwcrth Co.. Inc. -

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Martnct capture tlamur and olller II· lallft IJl tho P.tanhatla.

1-U. U. army talccl KwaJalatn ata!l In Marsha Ill

lt-Uenh:tt bomb lf.('l ret ('I~ burleO oo n..rlln by Drl Ish bombcn.

8-U. 0. navol Ina fon:o ottoctus Trull. _ ... In Jep baeo tn a:>uth Pocf!lo. --.Japar.uo ooblnol ra~r11onh:cd, to!l:lwtna

attack c."l full. a-u. a. naval tea ~ 1trt11u at Ma£1. an., talllnda

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lbn:lt 1-noconl raid en Ccrl.!o maCe b7 1.<:;:)!)

clollC1l. Eluula£1 armr CJ'Q3tca CUI~tr. vane~ nur;slans antt7 Cll!laret'.a,

. u,alar.t rc•cb Uomonlan mtr. atnu laiDndo, 1.~ .mllct eoulb c:1 Ja•

~a, ellacltcd 117 U. 0. calf)'.

~prU 1-flL"Ulu ~ e:>m nomcnla Am~· Qe · 1'CJ~-~ bomb Au,trla~

M-<m · A ALL!l W UII!JSIAUu. la-Am l#col'3 hall .lap drtvo con fto.

IWna, In lr:dla ~ Psc-ycand U. B. 'bllrnb:!111 rat(! Cc:t!n. ...._,a;:4n • mld·Pactllo tsta. Trcll, Ia rafj.

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leavlnf' -pnJ,y tznau garrison forcotl, So-American atm!el cadvanco In both llocr

and. Ollar valley~ • '-U. S. 'l'!llrd army enters Baarlautern,

•• enltre Allied front of 4!10 mUea swtns1 tntn snotton. l'o!lllta'/ and J)O!ItlcPl crlals grtpa China. nJoUn brca111 out In AthCIIJl, Grecco. Clvll war threatcna.

1-D·Zll rald bP bUCI OD Pontn !Blanda. Otbcra hit 1.'o11Yo again.

1-Unlta of 77th dlvt.llon mako new tanding on Leytc, 81)1lttln1 J ap Unca.

11-l'o!acArthur'a lrooPI C!JIPture Ontloa, en· emy euwlJI port on l,OYW. J'ranc:o on!! nuuta alln mutual as:slat­ance pact.

11-Greek faclloila.l Oilbttng lfi'OWI tn tnten­alt~: 8- hll Nagoya, Japanese atrcratt pro­duct n ccn!er.

'1'-U. e. tank and lnfanU7 until reacb out­aldrll cf Duren. key tn Co!OJ"no region.

lJj-{1, e. Bovcnlh army advance~ to au. man bostler 0t1 311 mile front.

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a«er tu~ llll alatement definJ.nl Urn ta ~~ alate ani! federal powm.

1-Pblladclphtn .n"ect C'U8 ani! bUIIel opo eratct liJldl!l"·l!nr ccontroJ;--- --- -- -'Newly develope:/' caU:ulatlntr machtna thQt wiD llolvo problem~ In '!!!llhcr mathe. m11Ucs II annou11ced II)" l~arva-rd uol· vcnlty. ·

·tli-Prcsldent ret~ from vblt to Hawau and Alaalta. .

1'-lltrlko of midwestern truck driVIltl ends, following 'flQVCJ'll!l'ICIIt •etzure or llneJ;

1&--Army ends cemorshfp of llllldle,_- rea4· Ins matter. · • ,

23-::-U. B. df!partsnent of 1v1ttce fllea ilntl• trust tult In Llncofp, 'Neb., acatnst .7 wcatcrn raUroads. · ·

25-l:!ccrctaey of State nun. and John f', Dunes, rcpreaenttnl' Doy.rey, dlaeusa for· eiBn policy. · · Benlllb pal!.!!~ reconversiOn b11l Co lake caro of govunmpnt ll!rpllia aales.

~nepubllcan casnpalca open~ wltb radiO wccchea by aovcrnon warren or Call· tontla, Green of llllllcta, an4 Baldwm of ConnccUauL

liO-f~avy ~ the COIIIlruCtlon of 113,000 ahiPII cf aU typct IInce Septembez' l, WaJ.

September 1-Army announce• de

lofora than a znUUon charied 9'hen Germa lleventecn prQ~euecS tram raUon ltlt.

bmtattoo plant. tn WIU be dll• II ddeated, 1 ara removt;S

u-n~K~,cvoll meeu Churcb tn Quebec (or mWtary dlleua!llqnt.

lll-tilnoteen coal mtnn,_... 1elud· en tlle Prcaldcnt'a on!era.

21-Cor:grcss reccuu unW November lt. :::s-nauon controlt remtrvw ~m aU farm ao-lf~btn~~ ero~cpMgrnm~~a~. "ccns01

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'1-Joe Daksl det'e_alll ~ Savoia· In 10. 17~:0reports sinking of a destroyer and «~~d hcavywelgbt llgbL . ~YO c:oqsl aunrd cutwl1l In tho hurrl·

11-Yankeet Maid wlnt tho· llnmblct:lnlnn nne, with lthet~vy loss of utc." h11rncss race. ' , 23- . lsht pcrnono nrc !tilled In collision or

1!-WMiss PQrothy Germaine retatns Women • ~{eight and PllS!lCnllCr tralno near Mlt!-calcm Amateur &olf tll!o. . · eouri Vollo.Y, to\'IQ, · ·

2f)o,.Sob Hnmnton wtns the 1'1'1".fcsslonal 1!9-CDU!nlon of two tralno near Terra Hautc1 Golfers' as~oclaUon UUc. tnd., ldll:l 29 arid lnjurco 05. Most o

25-Trapshoottng championship goes to Leso tho dcod were.eoldlcro. , •lJo JllJ)scn for brci:llcln& !J7 tarccta out O b of 100. · cto er

23.-Dra;on Nelson wins the AD·Aincrk:!Pl !loU .zo-Ftrc tn Clovclllnd, Ohio, following mt•

~~~~'ii~ _prcfc!lslonal football club ploolon of liquid aos storoco plant coUlles dCftJill the Ca. Ucgo AU 81llrs, 2"lll· • 121 dclrtha lllld ZOO Injuries.

November · September '-Air-liner crnoh near Hanford, caw .. l-Ike Wllllama ouiJIQinla i!tam!ll7 Aligott, !likes llvc:J of 2t pol!llCn!lCI'II. .._

(ormer lightweight champion. 1-NI'ne dJo Gild 'Ill care InJured In traw 1D-D•'"mor• '"BJlt••- tho •-ternauonal wreck when UmJtc,d leaves track llO snllca

I ..... v ~ -~- "" northeaot of Sacramento. CaUl. eaeue pcnnanL · 1'-ArmY tratwiJilrt olano bitS mountain weal

:IG-Naabvllle wlnt the Southern lueue Cla7• of Harmon Qeld', Nowfoundlll!ld, killing off. dcfeaUnc Memphis. . ntno and tnlutlog DIM u. s. arm,y per•

~-t. Louts Cardtnllla cllncb Nallon&l &:JaneL wague I)C!Ulllllt. . . . ll ••--'•- Wls

~WIUie Pep retalnl world featherweight 11-Army plano eras 1!!1 near """""'en, ·• boxtnc uuo by <leb.:allnll Cbal.k;y Willie, brloslzill death to three atr COfJII men.

Oc~ber December 1-Atrllncr craebcs near Durbaitk. C.llt..

with 23 poaaensors. £!oven kllled. Frclaht car loaded with bomb3 cxp!OOC!I tn 'folllr, N. M .• wrcc~ bulldtncs a!ld

. stnrtlnll ~a. l'-Tbrco amnii cbUdrcn burned to death

l:l Chicago, o fourth corloU!liY Injured

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refox:mc:t", d~llni, but you do be>w the form of a how I feel· about Uquor. I llo~ "Zotiel ... he you've had your lesson. I hope you ll hardly lmew · you, my deart · An·lli never touch the stu;! again as Ions after what ~ou thtoliCb last

• · ••.a II flrloua, U4 wanaa Zorle a&~l 111m, dalmiDI Clla& lln'o II a Nad IPJ', · Oa reblrulu1 c.- her a&ateroom after tall· tN llldalloa Zorle dlHovera tha& •er ~IIMII II mllalaJ, While alODIII oa 4tcJl..a-.-na&al-bat .fl. ~peHVU hf- -·~ IU II aeoopeel ap &114 thrown wmeart. De no14J Qle p~Den 1114 IIIIDIJCI &o ~atela I We rial whldl - ull~ llu &uneel Into lhe 11&.

as you Uve." . night! You n;e . Maybe I'd _'l'her~t. was a .h!:~~~~~~H!Jb";ett~er fall otr tltthia=;!~~~~~~-

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evenly distributed fullnens. The trict 11 in pinning them in place fm;t as shown in the diagram. U yqu do not have the coloro lndlcat. ed, remember that It la always worth whDe to dye the rags sci that they blend harmoniously.

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alto slve3 lhc complete ltnlttlnS dlrccUona for lha C:Cl;ltor oval and lho atr1113. Dlrec· t!ons for more lhoo :lll lhlnao to molto tor ~cw llnmQ nnd for lltfln ond boz.oorn ore tnclw!cd to thi!J lloolt. Coplca oro Ill ccntl eacb. Gem! your order In:

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wh!cb tho t'{llYO and moodn of IY-'D­plo oro llliened to tho cborocler­blli:o of certain onlmolo ond blrdn'l

Tho folWwlna col1ectian of every­ioy aoyinao cocn come wcy to U-I1Ptroto tho point: .

.• CIIAP'lER X -'"The nurse told me n"' to disturb

tou for li while. I'd ::.:..e to oee you u soou as possible. It's very lm· portant, are you alone?'~

''1 will be," said Zorle. She ruched for her dreB!linS gown and uld to Amber: "You won't mind go­Inc out for a while. My fiance wants lo talk things over."

There was droll amusement In Amber'a "Ah, yesl You.r fiance! No\ at aD, my dear."

Zorle was sitting at the dressing table, thoupttully coruJlderinl Am· ber'a array of coomctics, when Paul knocked. She opened the door. He came in and clc:Jcd lt.

She half Uftod her arms, expect.­tnc that he would seize her and hug and IdEs her out of sheer rellet tlult lhe W!li allvc.

He looked bar over quickly. Ho nodded jcrldly. "You were lucky," ht.tsnld. "You certoiniy were lucl::y. A.re you flllre you're .aU rlaht?"

"Yes." Zorlo cold. "I'm aU right." She was I!Utprloed that her fcellnl about Paul hadn't changed. Ever)'· Ullng elce bnd chanacd, but cbo waa lUll in love with PauL With a l!tUe workln6l over. Paul wnu!d bo. soUB-factoey. . .

"We.\1." Pnul oald ln a bm;ttncos­llko way, "I've jupt hod II' long talk with tho captulnl-with the doctor and tho chief officer oltllng ln. This II prottr, carious, Zor!o."

"Yes, ' oold Zorlo, ''1 ouppooc tt lln't an everyday cecurronce."

She reallzed she had to make a decls!on. Her wJ,!'J.. desire junt now wu to fu!d out Wlw bod thrown her ovorooard. It occurred to her that ll rnJght be unwlne to ten Paul that lhe had been thrown overbrord. She was aura that tho only ptoplo an the ahip who know wero Amber, her uncle, arul Piorf'C\fbvoyord. It would be lmp~iblo to provo thOt ono of them bad thrown her overooard. It would, she dceldcd, be wlni:r to walt vntn cite !lad talked wUb Stave.

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"I'm sayin~," Zor\e sold gently, "'you'd b~ter stop being so grim­and :vou•crbe(ter start stopplng ow­fully soon. I am not the girl you knew, P~ul. I am a changed per­son. I'm not meelt any more. ! am ·a woman who lotends to fight for her ri5:htD." .

''Good night, dcl;lr ,''" Paul said hosWy., a• he moved to the door. "You need sleep. Sleep as late aa fOU con. Good night," . .,."But • • • " Zorte beson with de­termination. Then sho realized th~t she must be patient with Po~. There were many people wlth whom she hadn't the sllghtcot intention of being patient, but Paul was not one ot them. She adored Paul. She would ceo to it that he lo::~t blo grim­nc!l!l and his otutnneo!l. Then Paul would be perfe:t · -

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with the admiral trc>ttine alone b_. hind her.

Steve, in a white. towelln& dren­ing gown, was stretched out in 'one ()f the long bamboo chairs. Bls pal· lor was shocking. B1s eyes wer' palo. Be looked really 01. .

He grinned slowly and aald, "Hel­lo, glamour glrll'" ·

The admiral said, 40Zorle, do you think you're eoing to feel like work­ing today?"

"Yes," Zorle anawered, "'1 feel very much like working today."

"I wonted to get on wltb the Bat­Uo of Manila Bay, then I thought we'd go bac~ and flnll!lb up thoae chapters on my first years in Annap­olis."

For a moment, her re!lolve fal, tered. Bnblt-thot.dctested old habit of meokneno-mode her pliant. But the wovery feellng paooed. • "I'm Darry," Zorle said. "I'm !lor­ry to let you wooto aU that time. If you wl;lllt me to help you with your mcmolro, Admlrw, the chapters on AnnapoliB and evorythlnc, perhaps, but a ohort chaptor on ~anUa Bay go overboard."

"Now, wolt a minute-" the .ad· mirol boaan.

"I mean It," she oald. "Steve was right yeoterdoy. You're the onlJ percon aUve who can tell ·the story of the Duncan fomUy. From thellt.­Uo l'vo heard of It, It's a faceinatlnc t~tory, a reaDy wondortui stoey. U you wont mo to help you on a book­that's goina to bu tho honk."

She heard a chuckle from the bamboo choir.

The odmlrol'o eyco wore fleey. m. obatlnate chin was unuouoUy proml· nent. llio right flot Wall clenched. With It ho banaed an tho tablo.

"Nobody io going to toll me how I'm going to vll'lte my bonk!" he chl'Dled. "t.fot even you, Zorle. No, flir I I wrl to my own .tmolt my own way-or there t"J()o't bo a book I"

"Very waD.'' Zorlo eold corenelJ.

Timid o.o a mouco; ntubborn on a mule; cunninc ao a fox; owllt ll!l a dCS?r: proud ao a ~ococlt; clumcy on on olepbont: Uon·heort­cd; ctrona ao a horce; Ulte a bear willi 11 cnro bend; like o mod buD; eyt!J IDto a bowlt'o: cnaho ln the gac::~; ollocpbh.

And then don't mothero toll! cd lhclr ·'w~o Iomb:l"?

"! have lt all fixed up with the eaptaln," Paul cold. "Tho whole tpbl.de wW be tnraotten-nothlng

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"There won't bo a bnn!t. AD a mat. tor of fact, thoro lrm't any portion ot any boolt. All of ycoterdoy's ltlcta­Uan-" Ghe Wtcd her bonds In a geoture Indicative ot emplln~.

"You didn't de!ltroy Itt" the ad· miral gomnd.

"GQnor•~" cold Zorle. "'Good girll" ct~ld Stove.

''l'm afrnld I <!an't uruiorot.ond •• • • Zorle interrupted.

"Yoa see.'' ho explained, "a thlnl lib tht. b very unplcuont for tho ateamahlp ct~mpany."

••n•a rather unplcnsant tor the mtlm, too." Znr!o pn!nted cut.

UV<r'J dun't uru!crotaru!.'' ca!:l Paul. '"Tbi5 ooul:i carilly c:ou::a a crut deal of mruhlo tor WI all. "fiGDolnln and Pearl Darboi." be The mainlarul and tho llonolwu t:a· said, "were bombed thb womln.fl" pen, If they plcltcd up the truth-" ·

"The truth?" Znrle .Wo>pod him. ~round. Ghe un!lrc()O{\d no!.nclell!lly. Paullnokcd comcwhat grim. "You Sho tooh tho greoteat poiruJ not to

Me, Zorie, even while the ehlp wan dlllturb the girl who bod olopped her betnc put aoout to pick ynu up, onll face. Iince then. tho captain and the chief The tclephanc owof!o her at o lit­officer baw ht:cn qucntfoning the tlo hefore nlno. Amber reached fer crew. Several el tho crew cay ynu It, anowerct:l it, and hand~ It w were c1nmk. Yatl were seen stag· Zorlo, eoying, "lt'a for you. dar-cerlnl almut tho f!hip." ling ...

''1 &eo," Zprie cald drccmDy. "I It WilD the admiral. He t.IJpcd he ten Q..-erbcard htcauso I WUB drink· baeln't o>Aked her. He lmted oho q." ' , was fecllng weD after her mqmri-

"Wdl. bn't lt obvtilw? Didn't en:e-hm? "

"I'm curry, Admiral," Zorle na!d, ..but •.hot'ts how It 1!1."

Admirol Duncan {JlarCd at her. .. AU right!" be rmoppnd. "U you r::oy t3, Ztlrlc-aU rJgbtl But onlJ hccouno I lta'W't) the utmoDt ru-peet for your opln!anl tiot became I ogreo wUb yo~ fM a mamont-bm1"

"An:l that," Staft aa!d lani!JllllJ, .. I!J the ftrst time alnee grandmother died thot anybcdy bu booked down tho old fire-eater."

Ho otrode out of tho room. A m()o mcnt later he came bock atmo~ running. HJn taco, U!lUoUy so red, looked very pale. Be wor~ pantlna when bo otopped bet!lde them.

"Hanolulu cuu:1 Pearl Hllrbor," ho cmid breothle!l!lly, "wert! bomhti:t thin momlngl Japone~ pl:m~ ftnr !n tram a eaM'Ierf They've destroyelt out pl!!.neo at Bfckam, Wheeler ar.! Knneohel we•re helpl~l The ra­dfa caya they're coming ovor Shafter azoin fn new waves!"

J'O'.I.?.. . "Do yO".J. llUJlJIO!lO you eculd dt<lil ''\"<liD tbat get Into tho p:~pero?" around ~ometlme thi!J momina?'' te Tho rc:~d Into Uluwehl E Kal ran

J'.or!e ektld. anked. ""Steve 13 very amdow to o!rmg the edge n1 a s;Ul'fllG-red cUI! "C6taln11 nnU That's what 1''170 talk to you." !aonldo tall ri~ ~rug or-cane wltli dJ.

been arranging. Evorything'o aU "How ID Slave?" var-traruze plumes, then It dlpz;~ ~ed. The st.lry bad already teen "He'll be aU rlghl Steve lo pretty rather abruptly Into the palm me•

BoUBe Froek WONDERFULLY oimple to fit

-enoy to \"/ear and lournlcr­thlo button·lront houco frock wUl malto you loolt criop and neat for home-front toolw.

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:,a, .:>, 42, tt, tO and 4<1. Oll!o :;!! ~cqulrc t\4 l/llrdlil cf S3 01' ~!ncb WB!ctfGJ: zt~ yordll rkllroch to trim. · For lhi!J voltom ncnd o ccnta ·1:!1 co!.'UI, $'cur llllmo. oa1ra3, al%o lkalred all!l cat-tom number. •

Bllkln# soda to one of tho bent­known ogont!l for cleaning glac:l-woro. ·

-·~ U · beaVJ fornlloro mU!lt ho moved and there is no cccond per­CUD to help, thin lo a aallofoctory way to do it. There lo lilUe littino, and tbcf(l wlU ba no ccrotchcn on tho floor. Lilt furniture onto an old roa tu!J or onalt. Then puU It over to where you wont It to bo. -·-Clean your brick benrtJI by first cerubblng wlth a atiff bi'U!lh and hot cuapy water. Rlru:o clean and wipo dry. Lot atnnd a dey ttnd then coot \"lith bolkd llreccd on. -·-Glue a brl&bl plece of linoleum ovor tho old worn top of a card tabJo. -·-Cofree lfOtlllds moko a gllOO sweeping compound for U!;O In the bnument.

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rug, holtl by the olden. u held by the et~dn, the weight cd the rui pull!l tho threads aport. --Uae a Iarre oUcd fl1lk hnwl oover for an emergency shawor cap. -·-When wuhiDr wall!, start at the bottom, lnotcod ol at 'the top; then if yau apiU any of the cleaning Gu!::l on the wnll it w1U nnt apot, ~ othcrwko. --It Is eull!r to wacb a l!!r,e ommmt of sllgbUy et~Ucd clothes than a tow vary dirty ones. -·-

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Uo follro will want to wear of. ten. Sloter'o pert pleated oldrt and brother'o trouncro both have &us­penderol Either boy or girl con wear tho neatly tailored blo~o, with lone or short nlcoveo, . . . . ......

Pottcm no. ll!!l~ cpmcu tn llll!c:J 21. :!, .. 0 and a ycnrn. Oll!o 3. blou:o, abcl1 nleCI<Ic:J. rcqulroa I \o yords ot :::1 CJ' » Inch motcr&ol; c!ilit. 1\• flli'Csl caota. 1 ynro.

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wirel~ tn Honolulu and the main- ttrugh, you !mow." which fringed the cnve. Ztlrle caulht lar.d that it.was a prank. Someone "Was lt comcthlng he ate?" ZOrie o gllmpoe of a r,olden beach et2 dared YG".J to walk the ron. ~cru ackcd. whleb woven broke In a lttloWJ did. Ycu sUpped. Vcru-" "'The dat:tot cauldn't aoy. 1'11 tell omcthcr and a1 pale green water

"'Whn dared me?" Zorle nnked. him you'll be around o.o cuon aD deepening to dn221ing blue offehore. Paul made a gemure of impa· you·~ bod a bite of brcoldant- Through tho polms ahe caugbt

ttenee. "No name had to be given. hm?" glimpsen of a p-oap of h611Sel wltla Ho cne knows. One of the pacsen- "All right," eold Zorle. She \"/CtJM flot bhro tile root! ami an lmmdn.l &ers. That cleat~~ you of any ol the see Stove when rJbe got around to u. garden ngalnot th~ eheet mountahs

Whm boWnr caolll!ower. plac~ h1 a kclUo with head downward. Scum rlnlng to tho top of kettle will not then r:oUlo oo flowers and dtceolor thorn. Buy War Savings Bonds

-,.,....--~~-~--~~· _....... wtoD.I kintl of ootorlcty. •nd it ab- She wanted to do come thinking flrnt. waU In back. The mounUin side totves the a>mpacy of any rl!oponsl- And there were other thlngo ahc · was a ohlvermr s;uft'lfl ftamt of bUll)'. You see, In a cllte like thb, wnnted to do. · hnugainvitleo. And she recalled that there's o!ten apt to be a laW!}uft.'" She went to VIc beauty parlor. utuwcW E Kal meMt "a profu­

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c•y()u mel'!ll, the company mlght She had her bolr woohe.d, waved sian of growing thlnRtJ by the sea. '1

aue me'l" and arrC~nged In a fu?eomins_ new It woo a opnrkUng morning, gotd-•'No, dc01'. You mlght sue tho way. Tha beauty operator wag clev· en and blue. St~oncr eUruds ghost-

eompanJ." er. She woa on enthuslollt. She ed along an Indigo horizon. . "'PaUl, .. Zorie said, · '"10u•re won- . knew jusl what Z.orle wonted and Ztlrie unpactted In the t!htttmlnJ

cterful. You think of et'crythlna.'1 she knew just bow to 'help hot. ZOr1o nil'Y guest room to whteh • :Japa• •'J even dropped tn on the ~ire- bought rouge amJ lip!ltlclt and the neso maid had taken her, then wan•

las. ml!lL They publish the ehlp. beoutv operator helped her apply dc.rcd out· under th& baJi1an tl'Cd lloai'd ne\<...Paper, you know• 11gaqe them teillngly. and Into the garden-a f&'ligtant S\lti-thetn • rather amuaittg ~C('bunt of It ''Now/' the gid snld, . 9JJn.m Zorle gle of etrongo, exotic l'low~rt~

, -tor thif pa!Sengers• benetlt-and to pslti and tlppod her. "you •rc b:?lYt• · S!1e hopt<:d that Steve would JotD . ~ur ati.J nastY tumors that tnlg_.t tlfut. !tins Corey. You reolly or~:· her and tell her what ~t~nua d tht

JW coln1 around. Now, aU you have ZOtie did not have to bo told, Jtut flowers wcl'e; but sbl!f ~aentlT ow ""'-' ...... .1 to df fa siib t&ts.'w .. . " . . it wa!r ttlfe~ ~nyway. Tho mu ...,.r. ·him and _tha admlrahralktnJ bJ"l!lklt IIRW, IVUU He held . out a typ!!d :~Up and ~ «!ld hct 't!Vefl'thillg. But it wottl't along :l:othot gard(!n patb tow uti .., docfoli recom~end ~~~ s;:nltiWCBJ)pad. · u:~::~ Dir£:::m!~~~gug:Vr th: th~g()~ ::~od Wltbfu a doUD fef!t 'fliij•JrSctu'd'AiluWoltlltli*~ ''A telea!e. I~lb501v«!11 the cotn· ber 1aee. 11Jere h.ild been on m- other, but UlfJ l~rgest fernaj}je had Jri•o• p6fi*' ~ stroiiC ·bot*. · ·~nf t;J ell responsibUlty .. '' .. . . .. definable ooftnt!n! be(or~a vague- • ever Uebcld ~cteoncd theili. She ......rueUd Colit~«llllrdAa:D Zorle alene~ llH ~auJ. wned Ute r.e.s •. iter chin line l'Jcemed cilcotl!t heard their Y4!c~ clearly in th• W..W-df IDtrtlJ lYJ tltlld:th1ietd. St. ~t!eue, to dr1,~er slana.~•• . ai!d bolde~. tM th~ creat eha~e . · )ullgra !Ulhlcs5. . . •t . , ...

Mr ... .d,t•· Sct~tt'a tllfiiT dlt year 'lJ7 Ute. way, . lle sal"• roy btOlh· ~tas ln her eyej. 'i'hoy wel'e clear Well, all right, Steve t 1r•nt:t. · g an dtu~Pb• ·~~e~i~ ~;~ cried. . . o . , .::t..:!!t~~ art~:§~~t:M~~o~·g~?!ld .· !?~{~t~;a6;nla~~lt~n~~c:t

. ••Jurt aMUt: the time ylltt ft!ll t"Wlr• S.'te went tiJ the adrnlral's suite llia Jnst miuute. 'l'hl• ftlartd .. tM tlri< MUd be wu t.kttt wi.th. iii •\t•ck end· knoeked on ·tlle door. not with d~l' til tat black(Jllt lllid people lttn'l tl kUU lnd.ltt•ti«&; "l'hllt ••• •bJ her old tbnldit:t,. bu& with a!!lJtanl\!t. gbing to 111((! driving over tlle!et iilr•. · .. -- dldo1f take <!ire of )'OU. She bact two- Jove)f bautel :en hot Jmv, twloty • litttc rcalb With Ui()H .. 'W'IW b. ···tun~ d &uvt•J hliib ~ond: that door, tutd trll'y' 1 difn btl;!:' hoildliShts.'• .. tltt , •• ., • , '\ftftfi't ftitlf .. k 'B11tU~ of !.fa· l'ttl M COWflNIIf:D) ·. ~ .

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': Tbt .. Zumwplt fam1ly, 80 In ilUWber CJlebrated Cbr1stmns day at Community Center building in

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Headquarters for Gifts for the Whole Family

Much ~o tbo_Joy of ber fn•nds, :Wu tno ({inner prepared b.y all Mrs L!Jhan Rtcbard f• ugtin ·~ ~ba family apd aprend in t b c t'b o telephone offiea _ ~ft~r .an dioing r.oom. The big fireola.:Ea abeon.co or.atmost a )'tar •. Ad~i· glowed in real Cbriatmas fnt~bion, to her tong aatlefa~toty senu·&, 8 Cluistm:•s trco ond ezcbange abo Ia quick, eiUeiontl $1}d •bovc of sifts Wt'[tY other bl~b lights. ~d'J.I.: aU ie moat ple~!~nt. Fatrot~s are But bcot of all t~o family could ~t..!. gl~d to bear her vole~ over tbt bi togo~ber • wtrea again. ; ___ . ----

For Wife,,Motber or slater Buy one or more of our lovely Scatter Rugo, Pyrex Dishes, Bauer Disl1es,

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WAR BONDS

BANKS AND THE WAR

SMALL GUSiftfSS The Foundation of Free Enterpri£e

Tako a mtm who bolit>vPo in himoelf and bi1 idtas knd wbo bas eomo capital of .hio own; add bank credit t.o belp hlm mlk!! •so of thineo ond vou havo tho foundat~n or a

autttuf\ll tnt~rpi'iot. Tbtousbout Amorlea, omall buehtU!~! bel pod to -peed

war prc1u~Uon ·to Ito p~>tdt volume. Dank· Jo•u• were a­deOult() part fJt thio picture. And they wtll continue to be · p1nt ~1 it •h~n emall busincs,ca turn to ptae:cUme~ production.

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Carrlzo~o .. N. M •. Mtmbtt Ftdtrtl Depo•it lMUtat~e• c:...,_ • .._

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Loa Angclea arc gueattJ"-Gf tbr•lrt parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. R. E. Borry for th~ holiday season. • • --":!11=1=• =-:.:.· ----

FOR SALE-About 200 baud aO(Id Angora soata and a few

bred young Horoford bulle • ,Q~.u Ltlwia Farris, Carrizozo, N. M.

Marvin Ptekham i• at homo ... _________ __. from Alaska where he bas been working for tbe govtlrnmcnt.

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