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·oe_·_· m_ .. OC_· ra. t_.S_-. , ·co·O __ · .verte at ·t·~h· e-·_ ~ubllic NWelfaM.re ·•. ;:;e~!~e~~~~ba~~:t~yor~~~~~~~~~ Lyric.I~stalls . . . . .. n · ew extco is bemg ·saved ror Air Conditioner

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. ~. ;;~(;{)-m·-mun tty- . -1:1-a ll . Sat u r day (Issued. by, t~\l N~w Mexico D~ ~:pi~e~~~~a~~~e~l:.:ch:s~~o~·;!:: Mr. and Mrs. R •. A~ Walker, - · .. r • · . r · . . . . · · . · · . • · · : parlment of_ Pubhc Welf~e.) menta, valued at $50,000.00 will owners and managers of the Lyric

rj' " , ~·· ~ Important in relieving need be distributed to lichool children Theatre, in their determination ·· · ' ' " "' . Smith-Hughe,s. of emerg'Q_llcy are colm:pod· at that time. to~ive· their valu~d custome.rs

Line_-ol_n C_oitnty' well ReprE4sented in - - purchased ·by tbe Federal I On July 1, the Department had the ver~ best und most n~odcrn . - · M-iss Lois Smith, of -White U-r~p.lua C.ommoditief!_QQrJ>ora~. in its warehouses. 1 353. service m the Southwest, are in·

. the ·First '.'Get Together" of Oaks, and Mr. Tommy Rug_hes, . and distribu,ted in this f.ltate . - pounds of food,. ~nlu~d' ~t st~lling ~ ~leW K<>lvin~tor e!Eletrio · of. El Paso, drove to Alamogordo the New Mexico Department $142,595,87. The food included a1r cond1t10ner at .tlhen• theatre .

the Campaign~ last ~onday and were marri?d .. by Ol PtJ.blic ~elf~r~.. . canned· a~ples; dried a~ptes, fresh This inst:dlation '\~ill. ena~l:e -. · Just1ce of the Peaee, Bnrrmger, The commodities are purchased apples, dr1ed apricots, hma be1,1ns, them to t•ool the ~lean a1r insula

, _,, ·4-o --- • after which they -rent to El Paso, to relieve ·agricultural surpluaes navy• beans, canned green beans, the theatr~ down to about 20 de-J . • where they will reside. · · . and to stabilize market prices. butter: breakfast cereal, potato grees below tbe·:ontB'ide tempera-

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• • 1 party or delegation should be nesses. . m . Albuquerque, where they are prunes, raisins, rice, sltorteni,ng, m t?wn, no mntter b~w hot the ·fine Dlscu~lons .. by liDO, John f. Miles,: steamrollered. . . . The bride is a very pretty, at- repackaged into sm!lll containers syrup and"Tfesh tomntoes. . outside ~1-'mperature may be. . J, D, lamb,' ltOO.. (Ubi (layton, ! 1'be first "rift in the luw" tractive. and act;omplished girl. aud · spipped to district. war'e· The-- D.!!PnrtmenL also had on . 1'he installation is ~m~de by the

' M. U. finley, Mr. Barker, i sho~ed when Cap~ tan'~ two dele· She is a m.ember of tb~ Rainbo~s houses, maintained !n Albuquer-. band sufficient cotton an~ mat~- New ~lexico Mechanical Equ!p· . l gat1ons were dJsputmg as to aod took a very active part m que, L!lS Vegas, Demmg and Ros- ress ticking to manufacture H;.· ment Company, who last year Ill• •

, Senator <oe I which cro-wd should be rccogniz- Rainbow affairs. She is quite well. The Department maintains 000 double mrttresscs. The matt· stalled the mod<'rn heating plant · ! cd. Urcdeptials committee r!ltir- popular with the younger crowd. its own trucks to ship the goods resses are ~ow being mrmufnctur- in tho Ly.ric 'l'hentre. I• •

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Oemdcrats of Lincoln county! about two hout;n a compromise Joe West, he~e frequently~ and fainfd in e•cH county fn tlio of tho Department. Stroope-Potter mot in maes convention at the i ":'as reached. ._rho two . delr.>ga- has many fr1?n~s, both m ·El ~tate,. . , . . _ . _ . _ -:- . -

" court bouse last Saturday after· . tiona from Cap1tan, 4~ m num- Paso. and Ca~mozo. .,. R~l~er qhents · rece1ve the com· G if fin ltema Florl!ncc Stroope · of Corona ·· noon at 1 o'clock The court ber (2~ to _the delega~1on) were Frt.enda_ Wish them sue~ and JPOdl~~es from the cou~ty ware- .. r and John W. Potter of Santa l•'e

house proved much too small, so recogmzed and permitted one- happmcsa. · . after they rece1vc orders _- w.cre married in Santa Fo laat the crowd wpnt to Community hal~ vote each. The_ parnmoun.t ' from the county welCare depart- Mr. and Mrs .. R. c. Withers Sunday. t Hlill "' " . dcmre o£ tho county leaders was ANCBO NEWS mcnts. The rate or distribution left for Hot Springs to spend n -----"'"------

• . ~ . . to attend to the ma.tter in hand .:.-. is limited by tho Fedoral few dnys. · Lyric Th t · . Wayne Rtchnrd, . chnlrman . o£ nnd adjourn without nny floor · . • Commodities Corporation a n d ea re the Central Com.mtttec,, or Ltn· debates or confusion. In regnrd Ancho! Jicarnla and the ~ntue only needy persons certified by Mr. J·. P. Glover ~~d son caml' .-coin county, pr(lmded. rho Ullu· to naming tho eighteen delegates commumty arc deeply gmlVqd the Department. of Public Wel· homo from Canyon, 1 oxna, whew Shpw Startn nt &,:OO al number of 182 dcl.cgatcr., and to which Lincqln county ia en· over the sudden and awCul death !nrc are eligible to receive tho they have been employed tor I•'riday and SBturdny around two hundred and fifty titled, Mr. Herman Kelt request- o£ Mr. Geo. Roberts nnd Young goods. • several weeks. Sally Eilers, I,reslon Fo:itcr, in· on!oolcern were on. hand. Hon. cd · thn' ruf many ns want to, Edw~rd Ferguson }nst Saturday t! Co:1t of distribution or com· Mrs. Myrtle Griffin is having n u): , • ,, JOlln E. Hall,.promanent Jo:alnt- s~ould 'attend the State conven· mormn~ when thelr murder bad tltodities, with the exception or gnrago built at ber borne Lhia L verybody s . Domg lt torncy, and a former rcpre ... enta· tton in Santa Fe and that each been _dlncovered. ~tr. Roberts telier labor used to rcpaclmgo the week. · 1

tive or Lincoln county was elect- b ll d ' ~mo to Ancbo about five · . . Another comedy m n d c for , d t t.-· ' or tb o a owe a per cent of vote nc· "go g • • t tl • "'t'l gcoda, as borne by the wetrare de- Mr. and Mrs. Jno. E. Cooper tnughing purr>w-en only in whil'h

c ~mporary Cmsnmnn e cording to number Abant 50 .. •I omg m o 10 mercn .. I o a t t. R I' C I b I d to S T . b . .. convention on · motion or Ira · . • • -... business

1 and be had m!do many P r men e 10 11 or ,8 use went ocotro ucn. on unm('l)!J. nn nlcnholirnll)' addicted nrtiut •

Miller; seconded by Mm. Dan 61g~~~.u~c%'nw~h1~1~0 n~~nd. d· friends. He was ever loyal to his ~0 ~?ac~f0 t~o goods, 18 bo:'~ Mr. Frank and Shorty Mf.Nilbb birfa out to d~~w puz~lo ~ieLurl'o

Conley. .Millll Dolorea .J:i'orsyth drc!llled~bc con ~ t'o: d~n~ friends nnd cuatomero. He nino /c 1 h w~ are d epartm~t. t: or Lubbock spent the wCillt end ror nn ndvertunng enmpa1gn nnd was mndo secretary ~ the con- • D. L-amb. v n I M .. 1 _ r. a _nic:o b.gsineasu>t ae 11 or IS usc to rcpn ago 0 with their parents Mr; and Mr. hir• girl friend. vention. rv~r. Barker of. San- We bope the convention nc- was very proud •. "George,•: a~ era distribution. Expenses .·McNabb-, ~---~--- . ~ -- -7-H\Ul<h--r ······· · --tn Fe. n former State c.hatrmnn complishcd things thrit will be ho -~M called! attended ~tr&ctly borne by the Department or Pub· Mrs. t>. H. Wrye nnd non "t~U('{'ll!t of IJnrmnny" nnd addrees.d thQ ..conventiOn a~d b~ncficial to the Democrats or to hJS own bus~neru~, bothef!ng. no lie Welfare include warehouse \Villinm were nt Griffin Tuen. J,opcyl' in 1'l•"aul Piny,. plr.aded earnest}Y Cor harmony m L~ncoln county, nqd things tbnt one at any time, and was never rental cost or IIUppllea lor re- The danco given at the Gaine • • • • • • • the Democrattc ranks nnl). J.or Will redound to the glory or the "short., when be was naked for n ' • . . Democrata in Lincoln county to party. donation or any kind At the pncka.lu.ng, supetvuiOry 1 a b 0 r' home lMt :rhurndny night . In Sunday, Mnndny and Tuesdny

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ers asked delegates to ,forget for- tton." He also mentioned that short while •. A yegetable freshen· 1 675 t' I r I th' 1 ed v· . Lldy" mer animosities and antagonisms deleg~tes s~ould carry out in· er was to have been installed nnd at ~2 ;~1'~:s

0 c 0dis~nfb v:; t Mr. Ted Corker ~~ Uingh(lm ·u IVd((OUS 111 nnd to re·dedicnte themselves to s~ructtons g&V~n at the co~;lVen· many other thingif for the con· "' .' , • Wf1re r u e 0 bas bcco on tho sick hat. the cause of Demoeracy···to tJOn, endorse and commend t~tc venience or his customt!rs. Geo: needy persons ~brougho~t ~he Mr: and Mrs \Vnync Withers Ginger no<'.'l t.o collc~e, hut It pledge allegiance'hnd co-operation record of. those who had earned tt. is going to be greatly Jllissed too ~ta~e. r:o clot:g dist~b::u~n are visiting M~ Withers' sister will sur(lrise you how! Giddy to pat:ty succ~ 1\!~· Barker re- Date of Hearing Set fro~ the stor-e and Anullo, as the o:~~~er:en~: wer:~ein~ .as Mrs. Fisher in B;ien. . _ .' nnd ca_11rit>ious nmru;Pment··:lt !erred to the nobd1ty of New _ · say1ng goes: "A friend in need, · · d eorrcerns fill' odventure{! .winch Mexico's fltat go!erttor, W. C. Nothing else h.asdeveloped in ~s a friend indeed," nnd that is ~ da!~~~!d.~:Ss!obA~c~~er ~:~ befnll. ~.young eol~ege-pri1Cossor

- McDona1d, as did Bon •. Cuba the mhrder myste"" except that JUst whnt George was. As for Legion Auxiliary gk d . 'to t ,.1_ Gr'lffins and h1s mgbt club W1Ce. "·t ,._. u F' 1 ·J d · wee en v1st rs a u ,.,, 1 . Clayton a~d· u r. •'-'· • lD ey. two guns were found in a clump y~ung E ward, who had been - _ MAH.GH 01'' TllfB-In the ·• · of .• tumble ~eeds ncar Ancho, Wl~h Mr. Roberts for only a short The American Legum Auxilary I. O. O. F. Notes first nutlwntic .mo.tion picture

Boy Sco~ Camps whtch are believed to have baen wbde, ~e was a vers: fi?e youn_g held a me~ting for the purpose or for thMlr&enl dl!ltr1butatton to Red Crosg l .. ife Saving examin· the ones use<J by the slayers~ man and was well hl<eo by his completing plans for a dance to - · have till' unrr-ALI'i«'lt'd co-opera·

.ers·will hiL :present at the three The two P r is o ~ e r s, Ben boss and everyone. We regret be given the 27th of July by the Last 1:uesdny- niglit the <_>dd tion o~ the American Medir~l Water Camps to be conducted and _It an d a It M~xon, were that such a. fine young man bad American Legion and Auxiliary. Fellows mstalled the officers who Prof("",gton, ~hP l1. S .. Public this month by the -Eastern N.ew brought here Wednesday to have to be taken. 10 .such n way. We, The officers were installed, also. were not present for the installa- HPnlth S••rv•ee, the Medacnl Dl'- .. Mextco Area Council, Boy Scouts the opportunity to secure advice at A?cho, Jtcardla, and the com· Meetin~as beld at the home tion ceremonies Lhe 1st of July. partments or thP U.S. Army nnd of America The three Camps for the examining trial which is to mu?tty extend our d~epest sym- of Mrs. Dan Conley. Refresh· Those installed were V.G. Bradley Navy. A complotc hehind·the--are as follo~s: be held here Monday be!ore patny and express our regrets to merits were served to the ladies S'mith, R. S. N. G. Herman Kelt, flC('nes film narrative on Amcri·

Au·ust S.ll · Lake Vann · Chavez, J_ustice o£ the the_ bereave~ on~ of Ge~rge and after the. ~t1Sine~ was attended L. S. N. G. A. L. Burke,, Ward('n can medit'ino. .

D . tg N- . 'M ·c • Au- ... t Peace. Edward. . When a fnend we to.-·Pubhctty Cha1rman. Howard Barnes, .Chaphn Stcv£• ........ • • q 't. • e~ er. ew .. ext o, gus· . . -~----·--- · _ find, who ts good and true, don't . · . Dostion. Inside Guardian J..aw· ·

15-18 at the Carlsbad~ Mrs. W. S. Norman and da~gh .. trade the old one for the new." -- 0 a 0 R s. s. Bert Wednesday nnd Thursday August 22nd to 25tb- at 'the tf!rs, ~dith and Jane, went to . . · Chevrolet Salea Trend renee .r g 0

' • , r: , .i .municipal Park in Clovis.. . Tucumcari Wedn~day .to attend . ~~· and Mrs. Fred Clark are - . . Pfingsten,_ R. s. Y· C.s. ~ .DM. CaJr Peter Lorre, Thamrut Beck, .layne . . - - . _. _.. .. . th b' n. d . v1s1ttng at the home of Mi'-o;and • . . . . penter, L. S. ')/; (,, E •. C. ow, r. Regan; J>aulenel~rederiek,

• • The .first two ~mps ·will _be e. tg' 0. eo,- • _ • Mrs: w. J. Balow for a few d'ays. _ A chan~e m th.e normal sates Tbet•e ware lG members present. John CarrMino, in

dtre~ted •. by . F!eld ~xecutlvc . Bdl Compton lS ~tl~ndmg t~e Mr. Clark has ju~t been released trend .. was estabh~h?~ .by ~he "Tban·k You, .. /)' MJr·.·. M" oto'' 0. K. Etslerf who as a quhfied Red Rodeo in Tueumcan thts week. (·/.. th T .. ho· . 'tal ·. . Chevrolet Motqr Davunon durang _ Gt"rla' Br·

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C . L'r s- . . . E"' m· " Tb. - . .om e urner spa • t.., first t t d # J 1 -ross 1 a. avmg All m.-r.. e _ .... -. -___ .. _· : - . , . . · ue · wen y · ay~ 01- u y Clovis· Camp will oE! dfrjMted by Mr. Frank Englishj bas been. Mrs. John Straley and. ·little when an increaae in both new and - With.,Chil'\u ns the background, . Field Executi11e,; M .• G. King · _ · in tin~ . Tutner 'hospital · since daughter, Jl:sther Catherine. re- · car sales .was registt!red o\'er Misses Rhoda 'and Mary May th€! ptcttire is a· double dyed·in-i.s a qualified .Red Cross Senior Tuesday reMveti~g trotn injuries turned hotne r~om the Turner thbse of June1 · _ - _ . . • _ _ entertained the Girl~' the-wool melodrama ot Oriental

. Life Saver. In addition .. tQ. this received on tbti· !ace. chest, arm hospital Sunday and are getti1_1g figuresreleased today_l>y Br1dge Club Wednesday .or tbts serenity, sacrifice and ~ourage. the American Red Cross Fitst Aid ;lnd band when a dynamite cap along nicely, · . E. Holter,· general sales manager week at their pleasant ranch Guaranteerl wild artd w o 6 1 y and Lite Sav~g ttepr:esefi~iveMr( explod~~ in. his le!~ ~fid, ns. _ _ Mt. and Mts. Pruitt and· Cam· of Chevrolet~. _ • ·_ __ · home ••. Sixteen gir!s were present screen fl_ction. . .r-4 P. ~r~ss wdl be trr .catJsbad ~taking tt outstde hts store ~o

1 ·<>! Carrizozot were in Ancho Tlie n~w car sates 1ncrease wu to. eriJOY the antmnted games~ . . :•: ALSO l·:

and Cl9vta Camps •. 'The . · · · dey. . _ ·-- . last'Frid y Tfie:Mi' . 1Jus•ness 1 J)~rcent·Wbile·tbe uSed car ealea Pnzes werc.l two nu~crackers and . · _ .. • . 1 _

Wi_II consist chiefly~ .of swimming - .. CoiJg··tatulatioil_a. . the. fa {1 • & ~ 111~ on f ,/ the incre~e wai 14.8. . _ bowls hnported from Old Mexil:Gl. ''Just Ask Juptter/ Qnd an.d boatiojt. TJte • boys~ will . . .....,. ." tide. m Y ti1 · ng

0 _ . Tbe rtormal trend is u~ually . . larger one was ~ven to Mar.. "Th Dude Ranch".

brrng the1r·own food and. sHelter ·~. . _ . · · -. . -. - •· _ . ~- .. . __ ·_ _ __ 'l . . down aptJroximately ten lX!I' ·· gatet .Elliott, who ·nvon high and 1. atlddotheit'~wn.c~o~i~g;. These._ S~nd_ay, nig~t,. ~~ly,S1, •.. _ .. · · M~. an~ _¥rs •. J,._ E,_Hicks, o£ tot fiew_ cat .·sales iri July thO lltnlller-~~ne was given Agqea Sundny matinee 2:M p.·m •

. • Caqi~· ate ·open to any Boy and Mrs_. J'amea Cltnton Catri~()z6, were at the_Goodson ¢ompared wltb June. • •. ____ 1 ~ho won J~w score. . · ·Night show nt 8_:00 1 Sc9~tin-lhe Eastern New . _. . . bec~Jne the proud· . · •·~~~.·. ~t ~uga Sunda~. . Mr. · Fotlht fi~at twenty day period 'Refreshmeli~ W' oro . .__ _· _ __ _ _ .

'ico Area Council anti" it is hoped of nn: etght P.oun~ baby · tlick,S JS Stgnal Superv1aor · ot July, ChEM'Qlet dealer;~ ;sold "ndwiches, Qlrvesaud other. . Mr. w. G. Duggar, of Nogal, ·that u.·lnrg~.number q£ lot!il · was.narMd Margaret. . ........ · h,, ...... ·.··~- ................ • 29858new~rsaaaga1nd 21

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Klnr, Cleore-e and Queen Elizabeth· on their lint· vis abroad since they a1cended the throne, ride' Utrough th" streets of l'arll, which· waa elaborately decorated fn honor of ~clr atate vlsl~. In the backgrpUJUJ ll10

.- the h\.IL'Ied fla&ll of the two uUcma on the pylbna In• 'Hi!! l'h1ce"1!c L'Etolle. Socl•r ·tunc:tlobl, diplomatic conferences and a review or France'• armed might lor the klnr .at Versallle1 bclped bhtd the alll~tnee of the two • na Uon,, · ·

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Nullll who have volunteered •• womea lnJlncfMI.f.a a "lti'JO·la alr raid protecllon clven under tho auspices ot Ute BrUlsb Re4 Cron In London, Enrland, examine tho ru mukl luued to them at Ole bead· •uar&en al Stoke Newlnrion, 11ear the Drltllh cApital • •

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Artbt'a sketch of IOO.panen&er tblnr boa& pion od by the C<~nso!idated Alrc.nJt corporaUon of san l>.e:o, -*- Tlll:SE last lew hot WMks. Calif. The four-motored plane, .wbleh wUJ lull'e a ue,7 of 16, Is a IG8,COO.pound three.cJeeker with a winr span The V'.tamlns of Meat. · , - ~- tt whOte rat eruder to bear U Hoard Old Friends .r l!H feet, overalt hel&ht of 31 feet, ICll&th of 10! feet and fuel lo:ad of 8,(~ rations. It will baYe a 1peed of Lean muscle meats cnnr.ot be · .1CU hove some fresh new dresses 178 miles an huur. .... · COMidered .na ctn lmporttJnt source to wenr around the house-cool,

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Juat a tulle horsepla1 b1 Orer· laettnd, bolder of the world'a reeQ~ t•r Ute balf·mlle am•ur the trpUer•• 't GOIIben, N. Y •. Ferm~r ltambte­cullan \tinner and Amerlt:ah tluain•

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,.. top of new fashions, with Its gored amounts of vittlmln a, but IWer skirt and shaped square: neckline. bll!i been. found to contain approxl• Notice that the sklrt seams ate matelll .llf tlm(!s as mu"ch aa mUll' · extended above the 'WalsUina,. to

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•llmsel! at home In the Westinghouse labor~torles where the11.e .Pictures wr.re ·-•nkco. So would ..any toy· minded youngster, f o r modern I!Cientlsts often work with equipment that hardly appears sclentifl.c. l!'or ex a m p I e, see the midget laboratory held In a falr·sized hand above. Microchemistry Is to the

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haven't any. (ault... . Bj EDITH ~. BARBER ~.. 11\.' A OST timea,. he.re In Ga!loa without givln' him a "chrmc;le;* b~~ ' lr& 1Ulese days, on Ule .-oads, · · . . . 1 . lVl county, a alX gun's a·got Just Butch s~ill ·bad that gun in his It's 1\ ca$e of the survival of· M \N 15 a carnivorous amma 11' · ·I a leetle the best of the argument, hand· when he backs out of the the fiittest ... · . 1..

is gllnerally proud of itl· m-.. I but there wns· Ol)e time. Wl!ef! t~e Happy Hour. . .... ' Tblnldng abput one thing 'the tiger, he)oves ~eaj, but .prefeJ:s ,l difference betweep tW!l gun toters 'Fore l'Ong after ·the shootln, while doing another oausos 'ac· it c~;~oked i.fiste!ld. of raw •. Tod!lY, 1 wo~ a .box of cnrpet tacks, Sheriff Toni rides into town and t~ldents. · he ~,tdds salt to ·lt,. although early See tqat tree a·stondln' out hears bout tho shootin'. It klnda ~:::::::::::::::::::·~=· :::::::::::::! man got-as much salt as he·'needed · · · ··d. · h from the natural jqicea of ~he meat. there1 t,lwre at th,e ben m t e hits. Wm hard on account· of John· . .

],\{an .h1.1s always coiuildere!:l. meqt road; Well, that s where they nie bein' a pal of his'n, and he , the only light. that's in the. room. "strengthening"' and i\ltho.ugl1 we . finally lynched Bl,l!ch Manton. d?n,'t Wl)i.t for·. reason whY there No sir, Butch don't get .Jlway. know today that I other types of food , Folks just heared that some of am t been no poss,e after Butch. ·from Tom and Tom lives to do their part in supplyitig us· with Butcb's friends was a·plannin' to _He lights out for the Djablo can· bring B.1.1tch Mn,nton right to the strengt):l and. energy, scitmce· h~:~.s &:~de In to town and take '!'im out yon country down close to the bar· jail tram which he whs taken and

. shoWri that man mw.t. haye proteJn o. ~all •.. And Butch a·bein . a :cow der where Butch and ~Is gang, 'hung. on that tree at the benc,l of ·of good qti,ality to rebuild. the tiSsues·· thief hke- ~~~ was, ~hey just ~up has holed up for years. ..ft , . · the· road, down yonder.i. . · which wear out to som<: extent each and taken h1m out .and strung hl?l Butch oughta gone t1gh,t on ·to You see; Tom, he's been out dar. .Children, of course, need Jan to that ~h.ere tree. And But~h d the border, but he don t. He n·tackin' up signs when Johnnie ever increasing amount. ·of tlssU.~· 1 been ,llvm right, •like as not, 1f it s~ops by the ~hock, sends them \vas shot. . Well he'd just brung bul.lding fopd until growth has been wasn t for them carpet tacks. r1ders of his n on with . them them tucks long. with him, and attained. . · . ; It was right here in the Happy, steers he stole ft•om Johnme and them tacks is how he catched

While other .animal foods, such aa Hour where things was. a·begin· waits buck to· sec If he can't do Butch. milk, cheese, eggs and fish supply • nln'. Butch was at the bar when somethin' 'bout that foot of his'q. He just spread them on the.tloor us with P!'Oteln,· which Is fully ·as , Johnnie ·Rucker comes in and was He's u doln' a leetle doctorln' of quiet·like while he was movin' good· in quality aa that of meat and ' a leetle ·slow when he saia some- his own when Tom rides up. '!lorn around there In the dark and while some ve~etable foods contrib· : thin' 'bout Butch stealin' 50 head ain't never been a fool 'fore, but ·a·fore Jortg Butch steps on one ute, man1 still maintains n high r~·

1 of steers from Johnnie. but Johll· n·thinkin' 'bout JohnniQ musta got with his foot that ain't got no boo~

spect for meat. 'Practically even-- , nle did nick Butoh's right foot as him off, 'cause Butch gits the on. one likes the flavor which demon· , the lead from Butch'a gun went drop on him and taltes Tom's gun autch:s klnda surprised and lets strates its presence by on ,appetlz· . a·tearln' ~hro,ugh hif:l. own !teart. but Tom does manage to kick a out a hoop· and Tom just grabs in lng odor when meat is cooked. l Course, Butch'd shot Johnnie table over and put out u candle, the. direction of .that boQp,. There~was a time f!Ot so lqng Q~O ! • •.

when it wa11 be!teved : that- -mear . .. · should be kept low in the diet on ; accqunt of the waste p_roducts Which accumulate during .digestion. Fur· th~r ork ha.:J sho\\b that man.tn nor condition ot health is able to t eo care of these even when a comparatively large, amount Is tak· en dally. Meat .deserves ll, high place in a well·rounded dlei, which, hdwever, must give us the things wtllch meat lucks. Plenty !lf vege. h1blea and fruit:J, some milk and nome eggs, some ~ereals, aweeis and tat:J bealdea meat belona in tho dally menu. • •

Frlzl'led Deer. ~~ pound dried beef 3 tablenpoorus fnt 3 tnbleapoons· flour ·Pepper

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tbo fnt in a frying pan and cook the beet In It n Jew minuten. Sprin· klo wllh the flour and· p~ppcr, ~\lr well, add U1o milk, nUr un\U U bolb nnd boll one minute.

French Ullmburcer 82Ddwlchea · 12 onees bread ~ll pound raw choppt!d wund oteak 1 tubleopoon minced nntn'l Salt Pepper 1 egg %cup milk Buller •

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, Club Sandwlcheg, · Toast Slic:ed c:t~ld c}J)cken Sliced conked bacon Lettuce leaven I ,, Sliced tomatoes ~ ~tnyonnaise i For each snndwich, toast three ,

slices of bread f.rom which crusts ·· have been removed. Arrange Jet- ' tuce; chicken, bacon end tomntoea ~ on one pl!!ce ot toast. Spread with • mayonnaiSe, cover with onolhilr I slice of toast and repent the proc. I ·ess, making a "double decker." 1 Garnish with lettuce leaves. The · tomatoes, may 'be omitted.

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Just at the time when you need a new set of tires (or your f!Uck. Firestone mak~s it pos.dble (or you to .buy bigb q~ality tires"at a new low pnce. Now, for the first ttme at a pnce so low, you can get those patented and exclusi'fe Ftrestonc constrUction features which have made Firestone Tires famous for safety, long•mileage and economy on trUck operations of every type.

1. Gum-Dipping, the paten~ Firestone process which protem agam#hi~~Nu .

2. Two extta layers o£ Gum-Dipped Cords under the tread, a patented Fir"estone constrUction feature which proletll t~gJ'Inil ptmclllres. •

3. Scientifically designed-tread which provides long mileage. quick stopping and protecltag11iml s1iJdm:•

Call on your neatbylmplement·D,ealer, Firestone Tire Dcalet ot Firestone Auto Supply and Senu:e Store today and ace for yoursel£how7ou can cut your tntck operating costs by equippi.ng your tntck wuh Firestone. Convoy Tues.

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· u,:..U... ._ . ...., ...... a..- uxiliary · luncheon ·. and sewjng • . . . the community chest. . . . .. , .. FRIDAY. AUGUST 5, 1938 Af~er the. h.inc.heon an iinprcs· · WA~TEO: Good .sec~nd: : ·----··-- -- - si.ve inet11llation ceremony ofnf'w hand saddle. Must , be

.. . Miller. Service ·· StatiQn . I . . . .

· Hignway. 380,' West ~f ·: . ' City· Limits ' ·· :·

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.-~ · ·flr~t; .,. a. lml!h, !Iller ·~11 ofijcers was giver~>. · 'I' he new reasonable. Address Box . ·-~--·- ... ---- · . .,.. cers !or the coming yeaT are as Gs; C~pitan, N. M,

Migratory Waterfowl follows: . ' . · ,. Seaaon Eatabl 'Preside.nt- ·Marguerite M e r • __

· 6hant. --. - -· _.. Vice Pres . .-:-Gr~ce Burleson. The New Shoe·· Shop

Sportsmen .will have a forty- Secret,ary·--Carol Williams. Opp'oriteJu.tlce of Pea .. Olfic~< ftve day season in which to hunt 'I'rcasurer--."Be81lie Cummins. . B •. B. Mancha, Prop. •

· t te f. I th1's ·year Men'• sol"" and heels · $1.30 m1gra ory wa r ow ' · Historian and Publicity Chair- J,adl; soka and heels soe according to advice just recei~ed man-.. Ethel Howard. Rubber hccl!lfor men . '35e

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. t hereby anno·&nee UJYS~l( a,s oeandidate for . nomination of sht)ritf for · L i n c o I n · coJ,mty sl1bje(lt to tba will. of the Perno· cr~tic conventiov.. .Your Qupport will be greatly appreciated.

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cy for nomination fur the office of ·. shetiff Qf Lincoln County subject tQ the will of the Detpoeratic vo­ters. Your support will be appre-. . cia ted.

A. R. Dean by the State G~me ~apartment A new member, Edna Purcell, Ladles' rub~ct taps. 20 &·25c from the U.S. Bwlogtcal Survey. of 'Lincoln was enrolled .. And All Work Guaranteed 1940 Wheat Crop ' This is an in~rease of fifteen days Mrl!l. Pric~ of Quitaquq, Texas, .. '-'Qtn Be ln!Jured over the thtrty day sc~~on in ef- was a special guest. Mrs. Prlee • feet for many years. l·h~ datea is 'thll wife of Dr. Enoch Price, Notice for PubUcaf~Oil - · "· · eatabliahud for New. Mqxh:o for and ·they .are old· time residents DeparL~nt Of. The Interior •. The ~ederal. Crop insurance

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1fith to l).ccemlwr 29th,. both ~'ho next-regular mef:tlfl~ is·the 1"1 onera .. ~. an,.,.r' 'c""ceJu~e 30 msured wheat ,grpyver~ a. w.f.J!nt • • moth proof and INSURED against fir«l and the!t. .

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· Jack smpc and coot. . Members pleaBe .note. The third Notice- IS. here9y gtven. that 1940, equal to the wheat paid' as . ·EXCELSIOR CLEANERS . .

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"The aportsmcn or the southern A i 7 1988 ·u Clarence Mttchell, of Carrtzozo, a premium for crop in!mrance. on part of the State and the Middle Wcdnes~~y,h .ug.~st n' h ~:I N. Mex., who on October 29, the crop harvested in 1939, .::...;.· ...:.;.;;._...;··...:;·.....:.~;,...· __ J...;..;,.._.;,.._,;_;, __ ,;,_..:·:....:..--....:...:;..;.;:==== Rio Gn.nd(' Valley will be highly bM" at Cl!i ,-aJahrl 0 d aJ nc d WI 1

1 1934, made homestead. e.ntry, No. according ·to \vord received by .. d rs. avannug an 1cr aug 1- 0r:0r: 52 ro E!n E ,,.. w v s w ·~ · 0 . , r II!• •••••••••-pleased · with these dlll(!S, state t M Sellers M hostesses u v . • r • '" /~ •. · G. R. Que.scmberry, tree tor o I

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' Publi,city Chairnt~n: NW .!4'' . W }~SW U • · Section 36, Exten~ion, from Roy M. Green, i er, "but. unfortunately it will be " · TownHh!P. 6S, !tango SE, N.M. manager , or the Corporation: t too late to provide any shooting .J P. Mcr1d1an, baa filed :notice of This provision was made by the In the northwl'ster'\ portion." Con~~:ratulationa. intention . to ma~e 3 yea_r Proof Corporation i'n accordance with

Tho Warden culled' - to establish· cla1m to the land tho arpendment to thb Federal to tho (ac' that. the State Game Sunday night, Auguat 31, 1938, abovQ des~ribed, before !!'rank .J. Crop Insurance Mt made toward! Commi11ion, . in ordtr to bo fair Mr. !lad Mr1, JametJ Clinton s.ager, Umtcd .s~tcs Commts- the clune of the last s~ssion or i to all parta of tho State, had very Duncan becam(t the proud parents stoner, at Carrizozo, .N •. Mex., Congrest~. . strongly recommended a forty· of an. eight pound bal~y girl. She on tho 19th day of Augu~t, 1938: ()n wheat thus deposited thef llvo day aeaaon to opon Novem· wao nnmed Margaret Estelline Claimant nanwn ~·as Wlt.n~t's. Corporntio'n will paf ·storage; bcr ht nnd clo!l_o Dccomhcr 15th. for her two grandmother&. • Robert Ashby, Louis. Naldo, Col· co:Jta as in the case of wheat j

WhUP tho shooting houra for -~~ oncl Jonca, Jack P1crce, all of premiums paid in unler.s the· du•kB will remain tho aamo, that Carrizo7..o, N.· Mcx. grower who maltea' the deposit! Ia 7:00 a. m. to 4 :00 p. m. each Paul A. Roa:h, does not tnke out a policy cover-'

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more than lhrt.'C of any onl' nor Tuna at cnu:e te the toctlota S'l'AR to sell erop inournncE' policies for· moro than tltred in the nggregnte ., new~ plcturu-taken b7 more than the current year. 1t or canvdabncka, rodhcada, bullll'· photo&raphm,m nery COt'• Mt'<'l.a pn the llrat Thurnday can enter a <'On tract wi'lh a wheat. I

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lime rnny p0115{'1Jll not more lwu Lifi(Oin (O, Mews .. with the Corporation an addition- ·i daily ball limltn of both duclut . T. E. KELLEY nl amount of wheat above hisii and gce:JO. • ~ premium Cor 1939 crop insuranec,!

Tho bag limit and po:uca . .-lion ~'uneral Oiroctor an~ he will be insued n receipt. He~ limit on coot i& 26. The bag Jim· l.icenced EI'Qbntmer <'nnnot d£'pooit more wheat t!Jan ~ it 1ln Wthrow anipe nnd --~- t"··;--

la ·1u per day or in poRJci!Jion, State of N"w Mrtlco} ell ' Currizozo : : : N. J.tex premium for 1939 insurance. and the shootihg hourn nrc rrom <'uunty of Lincoln This amount or wheat may be 7.00 In th(l mnttcr of tho Jo.:atnlo} JOHN. E llALL · a. m to aunsoL of fnnc1ulo Oonru~ka, No. 471 • mort'l or les9 than his premium '!

'J;:bc season on MoumlnK dovea · dcCl!ru:OO Attorney and Cotlnselor nt l...'lw will be ror 19-lO, whi<'h \\ill not U anJ band· tailed pigconn is tho Notloo m htoftlhy giwm thnl on tho ltt.b •

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same l18 that nlready. eJUlbllahed ~~:,o~tr~u~j~~~~~~~~u:f~~~':~~t=: Carmozo 3 wnre Ut 1 g Wheat gr•lWCrn tnuot pay their by tho State, namely S~>ptember [Anqulo <ionin!l!l!, drl't'lll:td, in thr olmvr Upst.nirn premium (or 1939 beror,o tlwy · lit to November 16lh (or dovea n11m£tl {'{,urt, nnd h11vina qunliflcd WI Cnrrbozo, New Mexico p'ant the cr.,p wbieh is t•• l c ·. and October 1nt to October 15th ouch, nnyono btwing n elnlm ngnirmlllnid , , covt•retl by the ir:tmranre. 1 • t!,u on band·tniJed pigeons. 'r h f:l~nt.e, in hr.rr-by nolillcd to fi!t> tluutAtnt< -- - • , - ·~· -- • gmwer p:1)S (m a iarJtf.'rfl'Jtn' If aiJOOtl'ng h ( th . wstfun lim t1mt> nnd mnnnn p>~JUirril by ours or E'.Bt' spec1n 14w. e . . • of a('n B t!oan hl' lini\lls; •~erk• l" la 7:00 a. m. to sun.eL. Tho daily llOSA AIUUJo'ITTA m; NUNEZ, fRANK J. SAGER p:ar•t, lol' m t.\' dt•pusJt t1 t• • ,_ ~ 9 baa limit and pt)"'..SI!Sllion limit or Adminilltrntrix, ~nn t•attiell), N. 1\{(>J, tl s. COMlll!NU~f- II pl~ flll'llt wutl: U·e (.'mp lCal.· !', ( r . doves ia 16 birdJ, and band·tnltl'd July lG~Aug. G Hm.nwrnAu I'IUNc;c; the Ott>es.:; wiil lw n•tumfPd if 1 <· pigeoJlB ia 10 birds. However, • . .um f'lfOOJC!< so dt'<lin>s 'the State limit on ltand-tnUcll ·Placer. L~e and Proof of .

· Insurance · Notary Pobho pll(cona Ill 10 birtla per aeaaon. La~r blanks for tale at the omr .. 01,1m,.itt• Tc.-let•ho~r Hs.

While tho majority of .apor_!s· Newa office. . Cnrrt:o:w. N. M. men will be ploosed with the new

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never • ns, entire y un a r to CARRIZOZO LODGE, NO .• 30 DAUGHTERS OF REBEKA!{ tho sportsmen in th• northern r ·

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A. o .. wue alllrovertd In 1111J ~b!!%1 I; lbe till{'!' ot ~aple.!l brgno dlgglng a ~ 1 water ret;(;tl'Olt at the stte ot tho old

and nortbw~atern parts or the A ~. Cpntoru Lodge, No, 15 Stat. where the •hooting grounda . ~: ; ··· Meets «>very 2nd and 4th lfat. of Jt:or.a

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an Jecated JD high •levations; G~-lfl:'- .. Wednesday · Wllh tlie ucevu9n of the 4anclna . alate by November llitb, tbo --J' · Birdie Walker, Ern-B. Stpith, gtrla-ot th• ciiuntr,t, the Kore::~n wom-

• • en Wc:\l' 11<1 bend covcrlllt other thnn opcoini date, all watcra will bo ~.&eets Every Tu(!sdtly evt!ttlng Secretney N. G. thett botr a.nd thtll li twliltet'l ln the . lroxen over. W. J. Langston, Colonel Jonts · • . -- alinpe ot a cott on top of the head

Th S'- G c · · '"'. a"t na a .,a:d to. order tba't tht!J t .. tt amo · ommiiSIOn o ......... m.... .... , N·o· bl·e· .G"r·n"d. F-Ob RE·N· T- 3· I. r··ge ro· ·o·m .. · w " •• .::1\o''\; J.I'\:Uo · " ~"' · mny bnJiillCO h\ther hi!D\7 hti!iCllet

wlll1 ··In all probablllW, make Uttr1·------....... --.-..-- house partly lurnisl.ed. Clst:ern ap(ltt tht'lr bend& Tbt1 men are rarety State regulat.ioaa on waterfowl to • · -·~ '1 "' 4 -~~---.. =~--g .. and Shade. Inquire at News Office wttbout the ant whtcll ts perebcd C)lJ

1 th b · « · · top ot the scuu and not much ot a c:on.orm 'o ~ att Y the -Sen· d. $}·_ ·· • fer il•• ., •. .r~ W"' F.O It ;;;ALE ...... GOQd, young ·protectloP.. Tlie danclng glrlll ilil~er eral Government, 5 metttA. of milk cows. . See George Smith, tlltwi'lt wtlhoutan etnbotnte heu.aptect\

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year _old lteretord ;bu!laf · The tatti• ot #Otd lo attvor wa• 1 d$ 1.t t,l'i{.ijwQrth CQtnJmbY.t Inc< · U. . . a~t ~~.-ratted. ov•- i.1l wC!Stem. J.-'t..

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·blli1Uk,~-, :IJ, .•. · Untn~ men'•· nnd qrders: \\''~ w:~lvf.t prompt iltten:o . . . ·· For :.t~tton \ion.

. .· tha houst) apt>(1 at the Qonoeo . G.a SU.tton, Capitan, N.: M. . P~troni~iY:OUI' advertis~t$ .... ~tbt'y

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• Mr. ~nd .Mrs. BIJ.I .• Smlth and, ~-13ro•,ltlyn,.10'w~. ~:·ht.ilui~ln. · ·I ~ny with. the 'fhipp~ · · ·ReceJ!! Ra~ps, ln N. ~~ Bafbar~~ ?f · P~s +Yl:P!nes, spent

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· · ,, . , -- · ·~·"' ...:..;,.. ... _.. .. . .· ..........,. brotheNn-law, M~. and Mrs. materially· imp~o~ed by rec~ni . l-.$

0 . -·~· l#~~~¥'i· ·~··~:~'J."(~:"'' ·· · ... ~ · Tom P?tt.er of Mtdland,,Texa.s, rains. according to a survey. o,n

How we AAD. help :yoQ p~p&re for aimilu opponun· , itl", in abort mne· and ~t am~l exp~ - and then help you aeeure a good poution, will pe fullr

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e rzeg,m jLVJ ff1• ~: --·" .· . ·~·-";c--:c",. ·~ ··"~ . · and ·lin-en shower at the Baptist . wer~. pre.rnitted to ......,· . ~ r Y1.:nr uv/ • • • • • • 1:· ......£~~ church last We~nesday evening·, . .Plantmg gra1n aor~puD!s

ENJOY .. ~ COMFOR.T of the- July 27th. The honoree reeeiv· and bean11, the crop o1,1tlook 11- •

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'lltM~~ : '\.\ JL '~ 'f{~ ··.. ef'Pa-6o- . Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Kelley vis- 1. Irrigated crqps·'are doing w6ll. :-----------.., . . • .... oo;:;:==_,..,·=-==<·== .•. ,.,.'I co=•· , ... ' . ·- ltl!d the Carlsbad Cavern last Co.~ Lon, reduced to ll6,000acres, • Have You ,a Favorite

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. of Washi,ogton, D. Q., are the Pecos Yalley, ts heavy. Rau.1 May be "only skin-deep," -*-r .. Wt.: 'F1r.J1?1 re! 'E-r Utlll Yl n ~~I f1 'II] 'i~~-u il ~ . . . parents of a son ·iJOtn Sund~. delayed . ibe .cantalol)pe 88&:?~m • but •' -do~t .d<>nt::nd 0~ n.tdi·. WHEN you d~clde to glve your l.l~ l!Utl ~ ill _..., U lb L4 U Gb ~a i;l ~ July 24, .at tile .M, cthodist hospl.: in the NlcsilJa Valley bu' Joaaings .... "" · ·'family,.. real treat and you t d t t b f

1 nary care to pasa you in the bnko one of those luscious, tempting

lt.ll ln Des Moines. The baby are expec e . 0 op t ose 0 ast daily "cloae-up" testa. . chocolate· cakes, or It mny be a w<'ighed 7 Jbs., 14 ounces and year. . • dolecttiblc marble coke or o dell·

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Misses Nclll'o ' ~e and "~~"'a .• r._tha MethodJ'at· Church. d ') . t' I J going_ nround tho festive board quch 1.1\: m nee nat creams, cu lC e o- as "Oh, boy, whnt n · calcol" from Catherine Smith and Pinkie Ruth - · tion, aftd creams. We havf.'l. little Willie, oald with n mouthful, Skinner were. Alnniogordo vi~i: . At tho Mcthodlai Churoh s. s. Prolon Cor brittle and aplil· t~~~~!P~~!~n~~d~notiler pleco .u

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torn last Saturday. . 10, o'clock every Sabbath Mrs. tlng nailt. But hcrot..:..you mny have otUl tur-"t J G h ·11· R E ' - S t p • h" · · thor rtlWard coming to 'you. Tho n rn. -.meB reer, w o was I • • J..l\lmon, up • · reac mg Revl•n NaU Poliab very recipe tbot tho fomlly makes

at Rathmann's ho!!pital, ia very I every 2nd and 4th Sunday morn· allpopwlarabd•• ao much over may be the one to mueh improved. . inga at 11 o'clock. t1:1ko Uto nrot prize of $25, or ono of · S • s d 1 · • tho five eecond prl%eo of $10, or on•

Mr. It". J. Sagcr.nnd two daugh· er;~cca every un ay ~~~~n ~g Consult Thelma about of tbe ten third prizes of $5 in tlle tern, Mifl'!>- J..orcna nnd Mrn. Eo· at 8 0 clock. your beauty problema ~:,o Recipe Contc:,at. And whJ' 'ther Spence und her daughter, Every one welcome. , C. Houston Goudws, noted food Virginia. came down from Santn • R. A. Crawford, P. C. authority, who for 30 yon.nt bas ex·

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tiona In U. S. hit a new high BESTI For further particulars sco record in 1937, almosL reaohin" U1o announccgtcnt elnowhcre 1n thiD • • Jssuo ot thlll 1\owapoper. Thoro 1.ll lb •. ao,ooo,ooo ~rk, JlCICQ.rdJOg to nothl.f!J.IO.J1Yi', Ng_ !ettQr to wrlto. final official figures 1 Nleased by ·;rust sct1u rn-your ruvorno cuk• rc:c-Roeky Mountain Motorists, the Jpc~. Jt mny win a P~11• AAA Automobilo Club. Tho now aerial ''CRUCIBLE' "Colorado'arogiatrationsarnount. will start in this pllper aoon.

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diplomat~. These narrowly espapell ' death. Thi!i plane waS' beading. an

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and many lnjure.d· by· a bomb that was e~!:ploded in tile crowded markef place in. Haifa, · Palestine. The · i.ncident Was the most colltlY • in the turbulent stl'lfe between Jews and Atabs which has been &weeping Pale.stine anew. since July 5. Clashes between the Aral-s and the Jews fol· lowed lmmedi<ttely and ]lal)lo spread through the city. Many American tourists who hacl'":tust ar•

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U--~ • · •• l:. P>t::~·.,1· .. ' MERCURY, the top par~ of the 4 ft._ . riovel British pick·n·back sea·

plane, separated• from Mal11, the low· er nnd heavier p11rt, about a thou-' . sand feet above Foynes, Irelpnd, 11nd then sped flc'ross the North At· lantlc';"'maklng thc~rossln'g 'riilnod· Prate speed and without mishop. •'a:>slng over Botwood, Ncwfourld: • land, the pilot flew on 650 miles fur·

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.o ,.,. .. ,,,n Now•p•~r Union. Yorlt. . mantle formals designed Cor dane· cut with ~xtrcmely low decolletage •

Hoffman Dares N.L.R.B. • 1 The fiymg time from Foyncs to lng these lovely midsummer nights. over which l!i worn n bolero of

c~mt of the Nc~ Deal dependts on ! ¥ontreal was 20 h~urs and 20 mfl"'· ll Yards and yords around ·do these matching pink lace, makes n most I remdcnt Roose v<!lt running for a , utcs. • . summer idylls of bnlowy tulles and graclqus gown. It Is practical to thard ll'rm, lh~:~ we must. be pre- · -.-- · "· I nets, chiffons and laces tridasurc provide a)llO a black lace 'bolero for 1Jnrcd for that,. . i' Film Comp~tnios Suod . . and bodices ore so quaintly plctur- less formal occasions.

Murphy's ntutcment Is only an• UN A · · : eflque It would oeem as if it wcr'c In this sea!lon of flowing nklrt/J other Indication that the third term : ~ERT ICING, to break up what llodles qt the past come to life, fP.r. and glamoroun Jine!l for evening movement Is nrowlng rapidly. Varl• t te govcrnm~nt allecen io a · tho !ltyllng io quite like we sec In dresseD the gown shown to the left null gropps liuvc pctilioncd tho Pres· r.reat moving picture monopoly, At· i prints and portrait paintings of ot lace and nlit combined fits rl.ght 1dent to run ngoln in l!HO, and Rc- , torn!}y Ocncrnl Cummlnfln started a I Indica In the daya when "knighthood Into U.10 plct.uro. It cornea In deice· tnlblwan Nutlonal Chairman Hom· 1 · · -~ cJvtl anti-trust suit 1 Wlltl In flower" and the very air t!;lblc ohadcn unlng cable net tor lllon says WPA Administrator liar· 1 . • " anmn!l_t 6 major mo- 1 breathed romance. tho full nklrt and an Alcncon-typo ry liopkma fnunchcd a third term ! ~ion PICture rrodu; I Perhnp!l the blfmcnt news out 'of loco In moU:hlng color for the ccml· boom the othl'r doy when he nn!lcrt- I nrr compan cn, Po 1 t t •- ( d long bodice n.,l th hi J •· t cd that 110 pt•r cent or thoco rccclv· I n~;bsldtary or nosol)i· U rhal a, f prhclscn "' nb, regar . to • .. .. ow· C· P ac .. e ing relief w()uld. vote for Mr. Roonc· i n13t~ lcll•ompanle>dslond tlrry lgac'e ~~vlthonoothfecromlablrnilcn._g CThya!: cffccta on thin order of lace ore the volt n"aln

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Of ' · M I tors in on ciTort to I co o t c bent couture trcrtdn Ia ton ~rcll!l or n.ot and wlnh to give C'ouree r., Roo!lcvelt Dayn di ' od t the f'harmlng drcnn of ohecrest It n new look buy ready-made or

nothlnn obout oil dlic, but pollllcal : d ''t~c tl pr ':ldllon, I marqulocltc pictured Jn u 0 fore- have made a lace Jncltct to wear,. obnervt•rn r.ct•rn to agree that II Ute : . h:~i~l u ob an exf J ground ot the accompanyl~lf 111Wl· with lt. Thcr;c often button priddy" ... 1!140 conventiOn docn not appear ' lon p O!lC'II o trntlon II" d b d d b up tho '·on• with b tto cd ready to net lMt>thcr on n condl· I "" thc> ctncma lnduotry. I de .. rl • t "' ctehp'- anCh!l antill or· . u • u nn cover d , 1 ": 1 .. " ld The uuit was flied ng o rna c wS on y or with' ncll-locc.

otc w 1o wou" nnd cou -carry on Atty. Gen. In tho federal dl . most exquisite type oro applied 1n Maybe you arc an enthuslollt ln the Ne>w Dt'nl, the Prt'nldcnt might ! Curnmlnrrs t 1 t t thG- ·latent approved mnnne.r Mont regard to goy prlntn. It you nhould wall connidcr It nccen!lory lor him I r c court or c gownn hove n complcm 't . b be po!l!lcll!lcd oleo with 'lln awnrencll!l to nf'ccpt another nomination. , nouthern dlntrlcl of New York. Fed- Jcro . thl!i oummer and c~lry o- of the lmportnncc ot olmple wrulh Breaking a precedent wouldn't wor• 1 ern! Judge Henry W. Ooddard benutf'ul '.ilhod 1 •- 0 1 very fobrleo for dnnclnn and dining, you ry him. : signed an order tor the nervlco of "" ~ e "" no execpt on to ..

-~·.._ ' nubpocnan on all the dcfcndantn di· th~ rule. .o bolero in ol lace with will be simply charmed with tho

T ' rccttng thnt each nppcnr before' the abort puffed nlccve!l. whleh nrc op- quaint new flowered musliM

o Expand Businou Loans court In New York within 20 daya CoptJmt1

~41 willl",taec O!J in the, Jklrt. brought out thiDnummcr. They oro

C IIAIJtMAN JESSE JONES of u1c artl'r being ccrvcd. oro thin adorable treatlon7 It tho cort tho( wJIJ otny crlnp and · Rccon!ltruC'tion Flnnnco corpo- Tho J!O\·ernmcnt In necking on l!i carried out l.g a brilliant tur· frenh otter every woohlng-novcr

ration nnrrounc"d n new policy for equity d(!crl'c, Thurman w. Arnold, quol!lc blue. need a bit of starch no matter how

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· bnn'Ug dlvmJt tflr-mm!lvuir- fir' ownmlilp~ o 4f~_mndc_DlJ~JlUJ:h_ 11nwm¢_ --will pitted ogainr.t thcntl'ra or of production and dW. no doubt, but there In 0 tre- mu!llJn °11 deneribed. It in n type

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cnc:h either. When n tributlon fnc:iUtlen. j~~:~:g~~i~voguc for t11c lrock of frock that wiU mnkc you look jusf loan nppllcnnt OP. The cult named Paramount Pic· f White thot Ia ln~lahcd "too nwect for wordo" nnd you do proved by the 'RFC lUres, Inc .• Lnew'nlt\c., Irving Ttunt black ChnnUUy appliques, In· not have to be endowed with n mil· Ia turned down by compllJly, New York, IW trustee In cct!l ond bordering!! •. The whltii llonalre allowance to own IL A hla 1ocnl bank on btmkruptcy for Rodio-Kelth.Orphc- Dhecr froclt worn with n black lace flowered muoUn nuc:h an thill Utnt RFC witl c()n· um ; Womer Drothera locket or bolero. Ia a leading fMh· will not shrink, having been nclen·

lon, Likcwlae the black chuton or tUlc:nlly pre-shrunk nnd guarnnteed thrt'nlt'mng Amt'rlcnn

G ni-:f:CI•: 111.'\'C'r had nny lurk In Thl' publlf'ntlon prlntl'd nn t>diilOI~inl J t rym.: to art the> f:lgm mnrbll'!l bluntly nrC'uslng the National Ln·

bnd1 from f~nglnrtd Judcinl!. from ' lmr Rt>lnUon!l board of promoUng thin tm••ct>dcnt. Amerlt·nn nvlaTi)rn . tht> rival c•ommiUN.• for Indttalrlnl w,.;

111ar Plane hnvt' n lonu Or,ht ' Orgnlmntlon "whtch see>kil to ac>lup

nhe>nd In trying to I 11 dual lnbor mn\'e>menl dMpite all SouRial by brlnu bark from ' Uti' SC~rinl and eronomir wn!ltC! U. S. Flyer• 1 h «' Kf'n!llnllton ·: whtch· dunli!lm tnvoh·cs

&tl'n«- musf'um 1 "fo;v.,ry nge>ney of the> governme>nt 111 l.ondnn the> Wright broU1e>rn' ntr· i thnt gi\'e!l status to the C. 1._0 gives tllnno of thtt hlnlortcnl KtUy llnwk · Uw name r<'cocnilion," it contlnul'd. t'row,hop of D«"C!mb(!f 1'1, IOOJ Suf'h I ••surely thi!l 1!1 not frt>t'dom for w1ll be> tht' l'lldf'avor of 011.' newly , workers to chouse lhl'lr own unions form€11 nn,nt'lntlon of mt'n with 1 nnd reprt'sentotlvt'a rcr collective wmcn. - bnr"'lning, but union dt-ve>topment

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will contact a c:omJictilor bank. In its m0$t optimistic monthljt,

business !lUrvey ot the year. the fed· eral resel'\'e board snld· industrial production Is on tltc irtcrcnse and uvnllablc data indknlo that In July the index will show (1 Considerable rise.

'rl!c business swnmnry particu· larly pointed out healthy business signs, noling that ocUvility In man,. industrie!l wos on the Increase con­traseasonnlly. Tltf'Y will npprnl to tlrvillt> I under ~:ovcrnmrnt potronan«r."

Wright, who lc>t thr plpnc RO to Eng. · .-..:•-land In 19211, nftt'r the Smithsonian T p• r. y L Hull Prods Cardenas lnnlltptlon hod taggl'd the S:lrnuel · oxas tc~;s. a an~;oo P l.analey phtnt> n11 "the flr11t ma-l TEXAS Demoeratu tn their pri- SECRET'ARY OF ·STATE HULL, f'hlne rnpable of Ot.:ht carrying 0 1 mary selected a Ynnkce to .be out of patience with Mexico, sent man " There Ia 011 yet"no word from 1 the next governor of the "'state. w. to President Cardeltn!l a sharp note Mr Wrtghl. who h\'CR and worka ' Lee O'DnnleJ, bom In Ohio and protc,stinl! Mexico's failure to pay aomewhat aloofly In hl'l omce and raised on a KaMas fer Amcricon owned !arm londs that lolmrotory at Dayton, Ohio. form, received · a the Mexican government hM seized.

1 c il Mr. Hull nsked that the matter be That twelve-•eeond·IUabt pat e enr maJor y over submitted to arbitration. The sec·

• him Ia the hhtery boo)lj, ll other condldntes re•-ry h"" I thl th f II t .. ht bJ _.. b. for th no in t1 "' ...-. n s c u apprcwo urHI m a lti.oftf •f o1:1oraey 0 m 0 on of President. Roosevelt, for tho ad· ilerne• alld catllcrH more which Is equlvnll!nt medat. tban hit plane coa1d utt, to election.· · ministration fecl!l that .Cardenas ls .. • .. ,_ O'D 1 1 Ill 11 cndnngcrlng the "Good ~elghbor" uut all un• ••• marred lty tho an e 0 our relations balwcen the two counb1es. mlsul'ldentaltlllar a b a u t who Jobber. He cam• Sen. Ke~ Pit' .... nn of the :..enate flow 'Int. ,r palgncd with n hlll· ~- "" " lie hod been trolnctl In science , billy blind . nnd a r '''""1

"-11 relations committee nlso t E Jh lie ;~ plnttorm thnt t l- · 1 Mr. Hull, -asserting: that a or am co ge when ho and _;_:,'.- n· 1 co re'"~ .. to 0 'bit t · h

hla brother' rrntde their plane tn a w. tee eluded the •ren Com· ' , . '""e" r ta e s e bicycle ahop. Uo continued his O'Danlel mnrtdtnc!lllr ljlld the· w~>. ue subject to ecouomlc penat-atudles In acrodynamlc:ainnd his lot• Golden Rule, rldl· ties.

b cute of "'rotc 1 n tmUU 1 I ,,Mexico," he aald, "then would et contrl utlon wan tho stnblllzlnll .. ss 0 11 ,..o c ana, prom· l,ortelt nU . the llna· ncta·t .... d oth•t ayaten\ which haa mnde modoru a vi· lse of n bualnes!Vndmlnlstrnllon nnd - .... " aUon I)Ollslblo. · Wilbur 'Wtf£ht died more liberal pensions Tor _the ngcd, voluntary nid we hnvc giv'en her of typhoid fever In 1012. More in'iportnnt nntlonally wna the throu~h our splrrt ot· fr.lendship and

· • • • tnet that Rep. Mn\lry Mavcrl<:k, desire for pence, prosperity, and·up.

S. TIFF·NECKEU, hatd•bollcd (:en- lend~r of a consltternblc bl~c In con• bultdlng of thnl country.'' . eral Alebndet von Fnlkenbaua- gtcil!l,. W~ll defeated for rcnomina• ~.......,. · ·

.n. German spnrrlnJZ partner nnd lion bf Pnul Kllday, n Snn Antonio Spanish Robels Gatn toae!l for tho ChlN!IIO genernla until. attorney~ Mnverl~ .Ia ttn enthusl• SPANlSlt • · r~ntly atlti ox• ostlo New Dealer. Kilday $ays he- dtJve tn China Will . · ~lttlment ln Sluing. wlll nQt he n rubber Jlhlrrtp. the south\Vest all Wln, Saya hnl by predlctlnl TWo other ndmhtlslrdUon baCkers relnfortetncn~ of Strat•~tl Chineae . \1c:tory. were . dcifented · tor . renomination, fron\, nnd f!lUnd

lfe uny11 "I feel Tbqy mre Repr.escntaUvcut W~ .n+ were auro that Chino !a gnfnl~g n nnal 1\facFarlone and ~t?rttnn Sander&. vlctoey ·and that Japnn wm -taU tn <:-!.:--both war and ~ace.'' ·. Thtrd Term Boost · · · . The ceneral and all e>thers ot th• G~. ov.- FRANK MURPHY'of Mlch-. Gorman. mWtaey mlulon to,. China. l;an told l>tm®ta\lc leaders Of

. ~re<;homeward -bounflt •ucldenly re;- the atato ihilt 'Michltt.n mud l<"p ctll~ b1 thelt aovtml'ilent, t.J.t Us mtnd o~n Qit tho PD"lbUthA ... a

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Pictures corporation; Universal cor· nheer blnck net Is topped with a white lace Charm. poratlon; and United Arllst!l cor·

poraticm. lng al11o Is the of pink lace with blnek lace. hi!tlt built

give you "long .. look that wUJ mark you as definitely In the mode thin season. skirt wjth wide c:orcclet c!Iect of

Mr. Arnold said that nl!cgedly monopolistic power exerted by the detendonts has n "tendency to drive independent theaters out of bus!· ness or to compel them to seU to the I producer~wncd theater ehnins on the lnltt>r's terms." _

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Mr. ·Arnold alleged that independ· cnt ~liN!ters ore subject to numer·

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sue ns block booking. high rentals ond the lmposit!on of preferred playjrg times.__,.,__

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of, the Internatlonnt Typogroph-­Jcnl W!ion nnd se<'rctaey of the p. L 0.. died in his sleep at Colorado Sp~ings, Colo. He WIW fllt.y-cight yen!'$ old. Howard wns defentcd for re-ck!cUon in a referendiUD Jnst },fay by C. M. Bnker.,of San Francisco ond would have gone out of olltce September).

OWen Wister, author of "The Vfr.. glnlttn" and other tlovel!l, died at his. summer home In North Klng• st,on, R.I.

~-Firtt ~Deafh.Ciause• Case

C'l'INO under the utility holding company net, the fctli:'rnl sect•·

tl1les commls!lion liegan its first ac­·t\()11 to shnpllty a mnjor utility b~ld·

complih.V system. .. · ~ Chnlrtnnn \viUI:'ltti 0; Douglas art­

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By CUEntE NICHOLAS Mo1;_t slgniflcant in the ~timent

expressed in employlng o draped technique in fashioning the latest gO\\'llS. The material that yields most admirably to this treatment Ia ~e very smart ·rayon jerncy. Wonderfully slenderiting are these draped' effects and needless to sny the f&shJcn fs making widespread appeal. Often the draping is aided nn!l abetted with bitricate shirring in clusteh that tend to produce form-fitting lines.

.The favorite for day \\-ear .. Is the black sleek Jersey or satin that Is draped to perfection. For evening · wcnr no more beautUul gown can be conc:elved than a snow white draped· jersey classiC.

C&ndle-Wieked Clothe• for

Beach and Sp~t1•· Doin1• QUit..e new this season ate the ·

,. play clothes fashioned of • candle­wicked, unbleached mt1Slin. The op­portUnity for deslgntut decoration is vast. The grand part about the ttew: candle·wlcked muslin play out­fits t! that they wash out so e~Uy, need no ironing, tlnd taking ·ft from ever)'. Viewpoint are about a11 practtcal a_ dress as can be aug­

.gested fot beach and 11potts WE'ar.

Meah Oxford Shoe• Oller ' Maximum of Cool Comfort A strikmg swnmet>- ~hoe ·which

aYoids the .commonpl_ace features ot opelt'lot! and heel bUt'oftuS' ~lnax· imum of cool 901'nt'9rt la a mesh OXford. · The me)ih ~ffect cdvers the entire Slu:le eXcept tor a .· strrp at the instep ·and. a wide ~ibdlng, ·You can get this lltitiSUal model in white beige. bla~k o~ ttavy but its 'origmaO dufgd iSn' t \0 be Picked up fot> a paltry .sum. . . · . · . ~~~'*** Ate i.atie, . . 'Uandbap ue. large ~tid of ~

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. ' . we Carry ·!n Stock . I . Senator Louise Go~·. and Mrs· . Mrs. A.. L~ntz and ,her. sister OtJR,GIU:ATEsT vJ\LQE .I~, · I 1 1

.. 1 ,. · 1, Elhm Sl!He:n; of hlencoe ... Mr. s. Kelner were i•n town Qn ~laster •J !ut <lfnl!. .. ilpf•r.. J S t k t • Blac,·smith Coal ~ '\ I•'<· It jtQofirw ' " lwre. ast, aturd.ny to a. e par ·.m businessresterday. .

" · the Demhcratic convention.·: , · · 1 B · ·h ' t Uharcoal ' B~lt U·ri<:> · . , · • · Mure urnett as· gone o Lime •

1 1 '!Ld;• n >:l'ttin~r· Hon. John E. Miles attende9. Texas'on business. · .

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Grain Ba~t~ \ .I·>· .... 1 r· u:~} ·- .:J / Y . . . of Coyote, were busmess VISitors HarnN'li I ,f'at.lu r •

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VAC!'I:--;1·:, \'ACCINI•::--;E:·:!H,::~ 1 in thl' hospilal. He returned Mr. J.D. Herron nas ~.;o~e ~0 . ··. Jl<I· . ...,ToSE :rums AND TUBES hom1; tipuday. . · G:tcnville, :rexas, to ·V~sit h1s

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WHJ'T l: KING SOAP · . ~ W.hit(> Kin~! S•!ilp Powder

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:Vlrl:i .... lJarr.ell ~age , ~f Ru1doao absence . Mr. Ernest Key wm; m · Cht• ctLY 1 uesday to nssitit Mrs. Forsyth at the store •. c•mwlt lJr. T orn<!r of the Turtler · . , . l~t<t,r•itat. -While i.n town she Mr. and Mre. Aloert. Scharff <·IJttm!' lu~r subhcription to the left Wegq,esday . mornm.g. for Lincoln County ~cws. Pci'{>S, T?xns,. accompa~JeJ .. ~Y

· Mrs. Nelhe Rcdy who will .VI!ltt :\leu. Lu(~Jle lH:Il of .. H qmble her brother, Mr. Seaborn Gray.

C1ty, ;-~. :'oil. rl•ncw('d hcr subscrip n 1 fnml'ly ~lr and Mrs I '"' l • 1 Sh a 1

.. • '.l • · ' tt•iu tr, L w .•.c\\J trus wee: c. • e Schar.tr t>Pcnt one night at Pecos, t•t.at• •· thaL HLch trJsu<· ts more Uwn continued to Pttgosa Spring8, ll•lt:rt;;tmg. , Colo., where they will· cnj,oy the . .

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1~•·· .. 1 ''~~'•''"'"• erwplain at the -· ·· ··· · · '• ~-"-·-·-··= 1 ! l · t·:uul• will t.(wal<: ut the El Paso to Tucum<.'ari. l :,,pli.·l t•t:ur dt ur·xt ~~u•ul~y The Singin1r Convention hold' m•·l'l•if•,~ aJ.•l t•\'t'I!UW, at 11 nud lwre Sunday wns quite a oucc(.>SS I . · .. /., •. , L. au usual when b(lld at Ancho. A I

,,lJ •. 1 am«·11 ,, \lr;ill h·a ... ·t• Mon· IO\'('Iy ha!lkct dinner wno spread drn t "r ht r h••uw ul ('urmrun to at nnon for every one to enjoy I ''l·;h•f a II'\• •Ita~!>. and whkh thC.Y did .. "Lots" or I

tJIIlging UDd UJOtfl" Of speCial rC• .. lu;,ur 1··. 11. Hull. of ('apilan 1 h d <tut·ntu. !'cop c ~verc on an

~·.:•:• Ill L•11'rll 1111 bu:,IJllt:!:l )'t':lL<•r· (rum over tiro Btntc and mighty

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"'~~H· ),t·IP :~c..~Lt·fdtlj' t>hnp(JinJ.: <'<Jii'd to Mr. G('O Robertn and

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l•;,,~~lir.h, C'ohmc11Jones nnd Mur£'1 CORONA NEWS EIIiott:Jones ha.!l retur~cd a.Ctor Burnet. Not a dry <'YO wau thci'<•. · a months' r;tny In El Paso. Rc·

:\lr. and l\1rn. g, M. Brickley, - · . porta' a nice time but glad to be l)r Carriz<>zo, vidted Uwir bro:h· Dr. nnd Mrn. Ueldcn and Mrn. homo •

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, .. , . .1 Last week Cll~c Jolfy, Tommy • • . · Prl('&>J "' lambs probably WI I Du noin Harry Bryn n d n J b Mnmbnll Adkmson 19 opendmg

rem.nin below tho:~ or la&t, y~ar Shnp!.lon: were in 3 \:re:k. ~r~c. the weekend with his sinter at WATCH FOI~ THE Of' HNC~ CHAPTI~R OF THIS durmgtlwnl'xt.fcw m.onthn,wtt.hrar left tho highway on first Alamogordo. GREAT STORY WHICH 'VILI. !,PPEAH IN THIS PAd '~ sllmc dcclln~ from mtd-July lcv·lcurvc soqth or ('oronn passed ----

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All ind!cations point to a larger Jamb ('f·'il thh; year than last. And· d.1ugilu'r nupplies of sh€('p and lamb:J dunng the late num· mer nn•l early fall arc Jilrely to be lrurt£'r tban in the corresponding p,ermd a )'FAr ago. The number of· lamh clnuttht.t'rt!d . m:>y be in· crrased nlso by thelarge propor· tion or rat Jambs in supplie:,> from the Jar~t• lambing, areas in thl' Westl'tll Sh!'E'p States, together with a weak dtmand tor C~der Jamts .• ti\•w contracts Cor west· • ern" Jambs lor freding had been

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large numbern of western lamhs hnd ben contracted by mid-July.

Pti.•es' of lambs in .rune W(,l'e

somf'what higher than iil Mny, ns nt•w;crop l4mbs \Vere m~rkcted in volume. Price or lambs, hoW· e\'er, wenlteued in late June. Slaughter ,supplies ot .sheep!fnd lilml.ls in Juno were . smaller U1an those or a month earliet, bnt con• tir.'u ('(l to be Jtirgcr than thQ$8 or

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Our. Barbecue. cooked to a Queen's taste~ and some

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Srnooth operation of our economic ayatem requites tenmwo~k~ · . With nil or~. cooperating nothing can prevent our nttlhtlment o! better tunesafid .better living. . :rhis b.ank does its J)a,rL by providing halpfiil banking .

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