B~L E.nds RANGE AREA EXTENDED Histonc . FOR NIKE ZEUS

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NEAR 8,000 CIRCULATION
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Uy the publisher ~nd wrilC't·~
hQrPin are their own and arP not to he c-onsidcn•li
fill Olfi<'IUI exp1 ession by the DPparlment of lhe Army.
TIH' appearrlnct• oC advertisements in this publieailon
Published in the inierest of military
and civilian personnel of WSMR and
10 prc1moie a greater guided missile
program for the national defense.
Publication Office:
l 14 S. Church, Las Cruces, N. M.
Opi11it1.1s
dor·s nnt ro!'l~tilute an endor~emrnl by the Depart ment
01 1:1" Army or ll1e products 01· services adverti;ed.
VOl JJME X -
No. 41
8 PAGES
B~L E.nds
Histonc .
WSMR Era
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RANGE AREA EXTENDED
FOR NIKE ZEUS TESTS
so owNERs
By JACK KROEHNKE
PO
AFFECTED
An era is ending.
On Jan. 31 the White
Sands Missile Range anWhite Sands Mir.silt">
ME X I C 0
nex of the Ballistic ReRangers have a new tarsearch Laboratories closes
get to shoot at and they'n'
A lPl lt>r from Col. Martin
its doors, writing fini~ Lo a
unlimbering their biggest
history as vital as that o.l
Socorro
Cunningham
in
gun, the Nike Zeus anti·
SMR itself.
Frnnce -- through his public
missile missile.
For BRL, in the beginning,
The target i;; 1,600 ~qu:ir,•
i11fnrmalion officer, Capt. S.
WAS White Sands Misslle
miles
of N!'w Mc•xieo la11tl
S. Erne;;l -- requested they
Range -- more than a thousscape
some of it still th
hL' put on the d i!;tribution ;
and of the original annex
wildest west ever St'11e.
personnel
were
ab::;orbi>d
list for Wind and Sand. Lt.
Amicable S!'tllenwnt with
with in a few years by Flight
C'ol. M. D. Sloane Jr. another
80 landowners was reaehe,\
Carri~ozo
Determination
Laborato1·y,
White Sande>rs, is stationed
in 60 days as the Army Corp~
the nucleus of WSMR as it's
t IH'rt' al;;o, and regardless of
of Engin<'ers and the ranchknown today.
ers cooperated to come up
It is job litlE', he's a qual ified 1
FDL in turn was split into
with an agreement lo use lltt•
other organizations. but many
!llcasuremcnts chief. And,
safety area extension on W
missilemen
remain
at
this
from a 11 reports, there's lot~ HERALD-POST TWINS - The MacNeill brothers. Paul, 13. standing. and Mark. 12.
different non-consecutive Ot'•
largest
and
busiest
American
\,, ht' measured in the land of
kneeling by papers and called the "Twins." make sales to bus drivers before the onrush
casions for periods of no longIt phant
overland test center as "gradBardot.
of commuters at 4 : 15 p.m. in t he bus loading lot at White Sands Missile Range. The boys
er than 12 hours at a time.
uates" of lhat early schooling
ht:te
(U.S. Army photo)
Families To Vacaie
in rocketry.
A w:ty a t sc h oo1: C o1. M . H . sell close to 300 papers a d ay and wish they were triplets.
Lia
ison
P
ost
.
The
families residing in thl'
Lake
Cl;.irk. G-3, at Ft. Belvoir,
The annex will be manned
sparsely populated, ruggPrl
Va, for a three-week manas a liaison post by Chief
40-by-40 square of real estate
1
agemenl course
. Capt.
Warrant Officer Edward C.
will be moved to neighboring
Alan Sloler, dental officer,
Noah until his normal change
towns only on the days misof duty reassugnment comes
;ittending an oral surgery
sile impacts are scheduled in
up.
the area; they will be p:iid an
cla~s al Walter Reed HosAI.Q. ?ORCE
The ten ·civilian personnel
annual
fee for their coopel'H:tsSILE
pital.
By RUTH MABE
I
iI
· left on the annex' rolls today
ation with thf' nation'fi ddf'n·
DEVELOPMENT
Unsung heroes at White will be shifted to other div·
Rvcent Launchings: Steven
sive missile program and will
CEN"l.'.ER
'Sands
Missile Range are •isiom:, primarily iMeasurebe reimbursed for any darnBrent, unwrapped Dec. 29 at
seven boys who distribute ments Division South, at
ages inflicted on their homes
WDAH, by !Project Officer
daily newspapers to the WSMR.
or livestock.
J.t. Jimmy D. Wiggs and Mrs.
some 10,000 civilian and
The two remainin.~ military
Safe1y Aspects
Wiggs, propellant engineer.
military employes and personnel- one is Capt. War.
According to key personnel,
WSMR's commandf'r, GPn.
families living here.
ren E. Gittlman, annex chief
this testing-program contract
Laidlaw, pointed out in referThe boys, pupils at the
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j:,: being suspended with this
ence to the safety a;;pects or
WSMR Elementary and Juthird ~ uccessful launch due to
impact in the extension that
nior High School and one
lntlc cf funds ... Susan Lynne,
no life has bern lo::;t through
.Las
Cruces
Las Cruces High pupil, are
f)0c. 7, at WBAH by DTl R.
nearly l 5 years of mi;;sile
under the supervision of Mrs. ,
·
L. Marlin. dental technician.
firi11Jgs al this southern New
M.ickey Thompson, agent-dis•. P S. Mrs. Madin assisted.
EXTENDED RANGE
The 1.600 square-mile e;dension of White Sands Missile Mexieo test center.
tnbutor for the El Paso
.. On countdown, time runTh
exwn i -. agrP1-'ment
Rc>ng- 1>afe1r are-."\ is ~ ~ n · by 4'1 ~1
<l"4 re
ibe l:l::l 'h en cf 1his larges! allime· a fl Heralr1-P0»1 Thf'
·
, ~
/
Jli111~ at X-minu~ 7 da •s, Sp~
was announced last weekend
·
.
Lt. Col. Heroert R. Suess,
land
missile
tes:t
cen:ter
m
:the
western
hem;sphere.
The
extension
(shaded
area)
will
oys se 1l approximately
W. E. ~mith, oral hygiene
.
. 1,400 d"1rect or, w arh ea d s an d s pehe utilized primarily for testing of the Ar,;ny's Nike Zeus anti-missile missile. The .by the Corps of Engineers at
papers
a
day
mcludmg
the c1.a1 W eapons L a b ora t ory,
1,•d1ndan, with Mrs. Smith at
·
.
area is bisected by Highway U. S. 380, which will be closed for brief periods during Albuquerque to climax 60
housing
area, mess halls,
ca:f- OM h as b een appom
. t e d as
1lw ('nntrols, are all set for
.
.
firings in an arrangement similiar to that u:tilized 10 provide public safely on Highway days of ten -hours- a-day, seveteria and bus loadmg lot.
Ch airman
.
f or th e N a t•10na1
t hc-ir firs! "top secret" launchU.S.
70. the artery slashing the south end of the range. The map of New Mexico en-days-a-week work by the
Veteran of the group is
Health
Agencies
and
Federal
team of 20 C of E real estate
(upper
right corner) shows WSMR in relation l:o the entire state.
ing.
Freddie Stephens, son of Cpt.
negotiators.
Service Joint Crusade comGOING. GONE: CWO Stan·
and Mrs. W. A. Stephens, who
Nike Zeus will give the
mittee.
:s in his third year of selling
IPy Andre, billeting office, to
The joint fund raising camnew extension its biggC'st
papers to the breakfast crowd
a new assignment in Hawaii.
workout. The next firing dn te
pign begins today and will
at the Consolidated Mess.
and the total number o.f Zeus
continue through Feb. 29.
. . . M/Sgt. C. L. Chastain,
Ranking second only to
Assistant chairman for the
development firings at WSDet. 5, reliring ... M/Sgt. J.
"that first cup of morning drive is Lt. Col. Willard V.
A dividend of 2 per cent on savings in the \11/hite
MR is dassified, but the
D. Bowersock and M/Sgt. W.
The former chief of the Jn .
coffee" with cooks and men Horne, Chief, Logistics Serv- Sands Federal Credit Union as of Nov. 30, 1959 was
Army anti-missile missile
F. Parsons, Troop Command,
alike, Freddie with the El ice Office, (LG), SMSA.
voted last week by the members ut the annual meet- tegratcd Range Mission, Lt. was mentioned often in negoCol. Martin Cunningham,
and M/Sgt. H. M . Zeagler,
Paso Times arrives early -Meanwhile an executive ing in the Community Center.
tations for the land an<l the
6
Freddie Stephens and the El
H ailed as a sign of bigger earnings to come, the di- was one of 14 Army officer;; importance of the program
a. m. during the week and committee has been organ·
NCO Open Mess, to Europe.
BREAKFAST TIMES
7 a. m. on Sundays and holi- ized and an organization sirni- vidend is the first paid by the six-year-old organiza- promoted last month to the was a selling point to the 80
Paso Times are breakfast features at WSMR's ConsoliON THE SICK LIST: Capt.
rank of colonel.
days -- and is greeted by each lar to the recent United Fund tion.
landowners who cooperatPd
dated Mess. Freddie. in his third year at this station sells
S. K. Jennings, Provost Marand every man in the "chow Campaign is being set up at
L. R. Buckman, president, other with their money pr<>bCol. C u n n in g h am left ,to make the extension negaround 200 papers a day. a nd here makes a sale to Sp5
,:;hJ!l Div, suffered a heart
line."
WSMR to conduct the fund described a credit union as "a lems. They pool their mont>y WSiMR recently to become otiations free of squabbleq
attack last week and is a patDaily Sales
James L. Moss of Det 2 with Hawk Project.
collection drive.
way people can help e:.ich and lPnd lo each other at low Commanding Officer of the which have hurt other milii<'nt at WBAH. He is respondFreddie's daily sales aver(U.S. Army photo)
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rate::;.''
ing favorably to treatment but
age around 200 papers and he
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C'Xµlained
that
memstill carried on the "danger-;aves approximately 95 per
llership is open to all mili·
ou::;" list, and no visitors -cent of his income--invested
tary and civil st--rvit:e people
except Mrs. Jennings -- will
·n bonds and a savings acon lhE> missile range, and
he admitted for another two
'ount -- to be used for his
pointed
out that members
weeks ... Mrs. Wilma Nichols,
college education. He uses
can open accoun ls for their
mother of Mrs. R. T. Barnes,
'he other five per cent for
dep('ndenls.
waB confined to bed during
recreation and school supMrs. Dt•lbert Wallis, treasthe holidays but is feeling
plies.
White Sands Missile Range, N. M. - The academic urer, told the members that
better now... Mrs. Pat Noah,
But, Freddie does more summit at White Sands Missile Range reaches a high 311 Federal Credit Unions
wife of CWO E. C. Noah, un'han sell papers. The eighth peak and rests on a substantial and broad base.
are supervised by the DC'partderwent major surgery last
gradf'r is an honor student
At the peak are nine doctors of philosophy working menl of Health, Education
week at WBAH and expects
at the post school and takes in their esoteric sphere of knowledge for the improve- .::ind Welfare, through its
to come home from the hospart in local youth activities. ment of testing missiles and the improvement of in· Bureau of Fedora] Credit
pital tomorrow. . . Nurse
Kno.wn to many as the strumentation to interpret re- 1-- - -- -~
Unions, operating through
Frances Walker is nursing a
"Herald~Post Twins" -- alsults o~ measurements.
Although not all of the uni(Continued on Page 6)
broken toe--(details as to how
(Continued on Page 6)
Their specialty is science, versity degrees are scientific
· -- - it hap pened classified -- "perof
course.
or engineering degrees, the
:-;onal") ... Mrs. Erna Powell,
To aid and support them in \Civilian Personnel Office
commercial accounts, who has
their complicated tasks classifies 508 positions a~
Leen off work almost a year
WSMR has a corps of other professionaL The .fig~re for
<111e to multiple fractures in
specialists, among the civi- non-profess10nul civ 1lian po:in office fall, hopes to return
lians and military both.
sitions is 3,515, which makes
to work the last of this month.
Federal withholding tax
Although the figure varies the percentage of c1v1l1an I
.. Lt. Col. K. L. Lewis, STD,
staitemen ts - - the W -2 forms- almost daily because of trans- employes more than 12 Y2 ct,,
isn't on the sic;k list but, ~f
• will be in the hands ,of all fers and the like, at the lat- scientific and professional.
Maj. Thomas R. War~, a
he feels as he looked at the
A glance at the specialties 5oft-spoken former enllsted
civilian personnel by the end est count this week there
dental clinic the other p. m ..
HILDA B. PORTER
,~
LT. G. D. BREWER
of January, 1960, Lt. Col. Ed- were more than 1,000 persons of the 9 persons with doctor man, is the new chief of PerCAPT. J. G. JENSEN
JOSEPH STAGGS
he's due any moment.
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ward Levin, !Post Finance at WSMR who hve the equiv- of philosophy dcgr0cs shows I sonnel (G- lJ at White Sands
The Post Dental Clinic has three new faces and its and Accounting Officer an- alent, or more than the equiv- the fields of specialization Missile Range.
Fifty-eight White Sands Missile Range employes
ATTENTION GIBLS:
building has had its face lifted.
nounced this week.
alent, of a bachelor of arts most in demand in the work
Appo;nted last week lo sue- were given cash awards recently under the Army's
Three dental officers, includ, cccd Col. Earnesl R. Gil- incentive awards program.
Under the supervision of Lt. Col. C. N. Lancaster,
Wage Board personnel are degree; in fact ,the figure of WSMR.
ing the recently arrived Capt. Dental Surgeon, the temporary building, originally expected to receive their W-2 was 1077.
1 The number one scientist lcspie, Maj. Ward has been
Thirty-five employes won awards for sustained suJ . C. Jensen, are on the "elig- the Post Dispensary, has undergone "plastic surgery" forms with their pay checks
In all, civilians held 606 at the post, Dr. Russell K. assistant ch ief since Febru- pcrior work performance over periods in excess of six
ible" list--meaning they are'nt again - on walls, desks, chairs and furniture arrange- on the 22nd of January.
·of those degrees ,which in- Shevburne, ha;; t he staff title ar:v, In57,, and during the rnon t hs.
Cash awards for beneficial
--Meanwhile all civilian per- ·eluded 65 master's and the of chief scientist and is a ,period from September 1958,
married. And, John Duey ment - to make space for
9 doctor's.
malhematician and physicist. until the arrival of Col. Gil- suggestions designed to save chemical plant operator, Post
two
new
dental
officers,
Capt.
quarters
room,
we
hope
to
be
sonnel
who
have
not
already
Thomas, IRM, survived a vacIt is an interesting side- He obtained his degree at lespie in June, 1959, was act- money, improve operations Ord., $100; Donald E. Thomas,
John G. Jensen and Lt. able to take care of the in- submitt ed their latest local
ation in Phoenix, Ariz., the
ing chief.
and increase the efficiPncy auto body repairer, Post Ord,
Garry D. Brewer, and supply creasing patient-load more home address to Finance and light that of hard-to-fill posi- Brown University.
<''wea lthy widow winter-land" specialist, Sp6 Ray C. Aus- effectively until our new Accounting were urged to tions, 77 are filled by practiHere are others alphaOn the staff of the com- were given to 21 .missile $150; Rafael Salas, bus drivrr,
-so is available. This is 1eap burn, who reported in re- clinic building, slated for submit DD Form 520, lvcator cal and experienced en- b etically:
manding general, Maj . Ward j ran.ge workers.
Post Trans. $100; .Jack D.
gineers
and
•
scient
ists
who
John
W.
Co:v.
mathematiis
responsible
for
planning
1
Two
civilian
workers
were
Youngblood, film prol·(·s~u r-,
cently
for
duty.
completion
nexl
December,
card,
so
that
W-2
forms
will
y<'ar.
"By r earranging of:fices. is ready," Col. Lancaster said contain the correct address.
hold no degrees.
cian, who obtainf'd hi;; df'!'rPe nnd cnord ina ting PP rsonnel citC'Ci for a special act or ser- IRM, $150; Carl E. Cornt>lt. elWhat does Payola prove? ? converting the larige confer- thi s week.
W-2 forms for Army perA total of 184 officers at in mathemalics at the Uni- polici(•s which afff'C't more vice.
!'ctronic <'qt1ipml'nt in .-:tnllt't".
Just what has long been ence room into a surgery
The continually expandin~ 1 ~onnel will be disltributed by the post hold degrees or the vernity of Michigan;
th:m J0,000 civilian and m •li- . WSMR l'mploye;; winning BRL, $150; HobPrl Conz::ilc··.
Erne:-1 A. Gessner ,engi· tary rwrsonnP] at White r:t~h fm· sustained superior j bus driver, Pnst 'l'r:m:,:. $100;
known
Everybody has his room, and adding a combin- dental clinic is staffed with the Mili.tary Personnel Office equivalent, while 207 enlist(Continued on l):.ice G)
l
(Cot1li11ut!d on Pa2c 6) · wui·k were Dean R. Marlin,
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price.
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• ation r ec overy-charge-of(Continued on Paee G)
during the month of January. cd men hold them.
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NEWSBOYS
BUSIEST
OST LADS
suess n•1recls
IBeallh Dri ' e
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Credit Union 51/ices
First Melon - 2 Pct.
1077 Post Personnel
Have College Degrees
Three New Faces
For Dental Clinic
Cunningham
Given Eagle
58 Cash Winne1·s
In Encentive Pla11,
~
~
Gay Reminders
Due This Month
ward G•I ch·lef;
.Personnel Head
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h~ '_'l'prlnf_N 1 or l'Pprodu<"f'd wit hi ut (n"fhrT pcrmis~ion, prvvidl'd rropc1
fhe first lime they sh owed Jordan. The world o( girls
("1!'1•1t JS ~ l \"('rl,
his Peck and his crew took and business in the big city
<'a~;~~~~. P~ 1 Pl' r i~ not .\n ff. 1•1.1l or fir1 ll •1f11cinl D1•parlrr.,·nt or D<'IC"nse publi
die
hill with bayonets. See (Hatch) w ith lots of thing::;
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before ~
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what happens this time in happening to Jo ts of peoplr.
/\dvPrtisinq copy stould he •cnt lo. l.rrs Crncrs Clti,rn. p .o. l!ox 270. !I (
enter:in9
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Lhc big Korean rumble.
This is gtill a good flick :incl
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rnont!1~. r,i-tribution on thr Pos t tree.
SATURDAY MATINEE
worth ~ccin.,. :i~n;n, hut 1
BLACK JACK KETCHUM didn't st:e it 1hc first time
2 - WIND & SA.TD -FHI., .JAN. 15 1960
~(family) with Howard either.
'
Duff and Victor Jory. Its
shoot-cm-up day again and
we're ready with loaded
popcorn and a reill rou ser.
SATURDAY N IGHT
ANNOUNCING
THE PURPLE GANG LO-CONSOLE· STYLING
(mature) staffing Barry
S u llivan, Robert Blake and
ILtnd-picked Si::-;nal C'urp:-; soldiers and civil ian emElaine Edwards. Follow the
IN NEW
ployee:; bav'~ con.plete<l an <tci vanccd class studies in
story of success in big "D"
t he opcnitinn of•ltc first s1Jacc aoe radar the AN/Fp<::_
as Detroi t juveniles grow
1960
Hi.
b
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T1ME OUT - Member s of the Wh ite S ands Missile Range Chapter. Warrant Officers into real full-fledged gang®
T en of th.: $1.3('() 000 1;!clar ~;C'ts will ullimatcly forrr Assn.. took ±ime out during the business end of last week's n oontime business-lunch- sters. Dale Carnagie probeon meeting to face the camera. Convening at the WSMR Community Center in their ably gave them lectures.
11w C"harn systcrii for data r:athcring, synchronization
!"f opcr;1t11 111,. allll 111issilr •
---firs:t daytime si:ssion, the chapter members renewed their invitation to all local warSUNDA Y·MONDA Y
flight S il '\'Pili:1rJCt• ,It thi~ ~
rants to affiliate themselves with the nationally charter Missile Range Chapter.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
only all-overland tni~sil<• I< st.
(U.S. Army photo)
(mature) -'With David
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Niven and Mitzi Gaynor.
Niven deserves a prize for
his faith in the principal of
World Famo11s Zenith Handallowing no television in his
crafted Quality for more ophouse, during the movie anyerating
dependability and less
way. Lots of laughs when he
service headaches. Super JI
gets
one
for
a
present.
of th e AN/E'PS wa; hurried
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rate bass anti trcbk contruls.
thc· fin;t Spu l11 k, j 11 t'J!i7 ,u;! at the hcginning o( the a II nrs'
vv 1vt
an d e1vi
cially if you ai-e one of the
20,000 volts of picture power
With some modif1u1t.011~. tJ1,.. Chri~ti; 111 l ifr _ we arc lo \ cording Lo f igurcs compiled in Lhe Civilian Personnel
Gable
and
Burt
Lancaster~
many · thousands who may
and Sunshine picture tube ior
huge r~1dar thrn t\1111c· to •111 W<iik by faith. Da b cln v. I Office's Training Branch .
.
have a tax refund coming.
Submarine warfare against
super brightness and greater
missile rnn"r in J!J:J.;,
.
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· I As mosL employes are not attcndmg classes at any
the enemy and each other
The \Vhite Sr 'lds Si•:,,a' ioui 1>y 1rnui , we a re to lead given time, this means a concenLraLion over short
For, the sooner you file, with these two heroes.
picture contrast.
Missil<' Support Ar<< ncy, tile Lhi:> 1 fe of tn.. st and cfcvo- periods.
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the sooner Internal Revenue WFJDNESDAY - THURSDAY
U.S. Army Si?nal Cnrp' i.ll'n' .1ori. This m eans fellowship I However, it is probable l'plex varia.twns, functions of J Se~v1ce can process your re'l"HE BEST OF EVERYut the desert !c~I center, ;ir- - fcllow:.hip with God. We I that at one time or another a. real v~ri;b~~ or th~~r~ of tuin and get your check to 'I1HIING - (mature)- starring
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h<'lp when we want to conq11cr fear and worry, and
,open om· lives to God and His
pcact'. Commi t them lo memory - th ey bring us the Spirit
of The Saints of the past and
show us how they conquered.
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O'NEILS JANUARY CLEARANCE .•. Your opportunity io
save in every depar:tment during ibis money-saving yearly
eveni! Make it a point to shop ihe hundreds of unadvertised
values!
LAL>IES' DRESSES
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Now '':1d later on in the S<'ason dresses. F ashions as
colorful a:; can be. kve!y colors. In plaids, checks and
stripes. Sizes 7 to 20, 14 1,2 to 241/z.
Herc arc some of the
Pi;a\m<; th nt will help: l!'l, 23.
:i1, !lO, !O:l, 1:~ 1 and 139 ·and
The Lorcl"s Pra.ver come:>
fir~t
Learn some of these.
Wilen trials com e in times of
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<";11'1101. .·Jeep al night
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DEJ ,BJ<JlT L.
ONE GROUP LADIES' DRESSES
1.99
Cotton House Dresses, NOW
One Group Ladies' Suits
BHOWN
1/J,1. USA
Arsl.
! Price
Rcgu.lar 8.99 lo 39.95
January Clearance
Nice selection to choose from.
Prote~ta11l
Chaplain
14.95 to 49.95 values.
January Clearance
...... 33 1/3 ofl
GIRLS' DRESSES
l.9S lo 2.99 val.
January
Clearance .
~ UT OUT ON TME OPEH ROAO
AFTUI MIPNIGHT, GUESS WllO
USES THE MIGH SEAM ON MIS
Ll:OHTS, !:!f2 ~ '!!!!Ef
DIM YOUR LIGHTS
Wl~EN
APP.QOACHINQ
OTHER VEHICL.ES!
fJRIGHT L/G/./TS ARE
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SLJ/\IOING 10 SOMli
DRIVERS!
A BLIND DRIVER CAN DRIVE
R IGHT INTO YOU!
1/3 oil
Sizes 36 to 46.
211· r~
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Clearance
GROUP MEN'S SUITS
Reg. 65.00.
Now
GROUP MEN'S SUITS
Reg. 39.95,
Now
43.77
26.7-7
Use Your Charge
Account or Lay-Away
Plan Ai O'Neils!
1.37
2.57
BOYS' SLACI<S
MEN'S SUITS
Hegular Shorts, Longs, Sizes 3G
tio 46. Wools, Gabardines and
others.
Reg. to 69.95 val.
January
Clearance ..
ONE GROUP MEN'S SUITS
Wool &: Dacron
3.99 to 5.99 val.
January
Clearance .
Reg. l.99 to 2.99
Now
Also To Further Accommodate Our Customers ..•.
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ing authorities to operate a Trust Department ... Our Trusl
BOYS' SWEATEllS
Wool and Dacron
1.99, Now
P.. ~g.
We are now fully authorized by both Federal and State B;uil·-
1.67
Department acts as Trustee, Administrator, Executor or Guard-
ian . . . Let us explain this service to you!
CONVENIENT FREE PARKING
FOR O'NEIL PARTONS
IN REAR OF STORE!
Q'NEILS
DEPARTMENT STORE
225 NORTH MAIN
Farmers An
Your Friendly Bank
Main Office
411 N. Main - Ph JA 6-5546
Member F. D. I. C.
Branch Office
Foster Rd. & Solano Dr. - Ph JA 6-2517
.TENSE
NS WIN Navy Presents
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FIRST PRIZE F1or L. C. Home
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'Frcr> dinners at the NCO
Open l\frss and Officers Op<'r.
Mcss were awarded for first
and sN'nnd place winn£'rs in
the Christmas decoration contrst spon~ored by WSMR's
Community Affairs Council.
M-Sgt. and Mrs. R. L. Jensen, 404 Loki, were first-plaC'e
winners for the dinner at the
NCO Open Mess with a display featuring Santa and a
rockct.
Maj. and Mrs. II. J. McGinness, 216 Tooele, took second place honors for the free
dinner at officers mess.
WO and Mrs
Morrison
Powell, 516 Hawk, won third
place although a pri7.e wa~
not given.
Displays meriting honorable mention included lho::;e
of M-Sgt. A. E. Adler, Lt. Col.
R. H. Wells, M-Sgt. L. P. Hollenbach and M-Sgt. R. W.
Ness.
Members of tb~ judging
Naval pen;onncl at the
Nav;.11 Ordnance Missile Test
I<'acility at White Sands Mis1~ile
ange all helped to
make ;l a Merry Christmas
for over 20 girls at the Home
of Good Shephel"d in Las
Cruces recently.
Almost $300 in Christmas
presents and food were donated to the Mother Superior
at the home.
The Home of Good Shepherd w,as selected by a committee ot Navy officers and
enlisted men and Marines as
the organization designated
to receive the gifts, Capt.
Francis D. Boyle, Naval Facility commanding
officer
stated.
Cmdr. G. H. Brown headed
t·he committee of officers and
men who collected donations
and purchased the gifts.
Among ihe gifts donated
were phonograph records and
games, nylon sweaters, turkeys and other food stuffs.
committee were Mrs. E. P.
Fahringer, chairman, Mrs. M.
J . Sherman. Mrs. A. C. Dittmar, Mrs. F. A. Wood and
Mrs. A. F. Cstagnoli.
The Community Affairs
Council includes Col. M. H.
Clark, Col. E. R. Gillespie and
Lt. Col. F. P. Dyhrmann.
First Student: "I won't l!et
married until I find a girl
like the one Grandpa marricd."
"Huh' They don't make
women like that nowadays."
"That's funny
Grandpa
only married her last week."
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Meeting regularly in building
Nr 14$, WSMR
Worship:
Sunday
2:30 P.M.
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ANCE
BE"GROUPED
and RE~MARKED
DRESSES
$ 0-15 . 20 . 25
COATS & SUITS
$ZO
M/Sgt. and Mrs. E. J.
Thompson, long-time residents of White Sands Missile
'Range, were honored at a
.
t th NCO
(arewe 11 d inner
a
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Open Mess th;s week prior to
their departure for a new assignment at Ft. Churchill,
C::anada.
Some 50 friends from the
post, Lns Cruces and Alamo:Iordo attended the dil,1cr
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and danced to the music oi
bhe Tunesmiths following it.
Mrs. Thompson has held
various offices in the NCO
Wives Auxiliary and been
active in other post organizations. Guests presented her a
Princess Gardner billfold as
a parting gift and a cuff linktic set to Sgt. Thompson.
Off post guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Claver and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyles o!
Alamogordo, and Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Cox of Las Cruces.
A white, ·silver and green
color scheme was used for
table decorations. Sprays of
green fern and silver gilded
static ran the lenght of the
white linen covered tables.
Mrs. II. S. Houseknecht
arranged a ·centerpiece for
head table of white, glittered cotton bolls, green fern
and silver statice in a silver
epergne.
Sgt. and Mrs. Thompson
have concurrent travel or dcrs and expect to leave the
missile range next week for
a two-year tour at Ft.
Churchill where Sgt. Thompson has been on duty much
of the past three years.
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Mrs. ·Redmon Leads
Program For Club
Mrs. John G. Redtnon presented three monologues
as the program for some 100 guests at the White Sands
Woman's Club January luncheon Tuesday in the Officers Open Mess.
Mrs. Redmon, a former theater' and supper club
professional and now working with WSMR's Special
.S·ervice Theater Workshop,··-----------opened the performance with
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.he light farces "The Mirrors
Lament" and "Story of the
Handkerchief" and closed
with the serious and dramatic ''Mary Queen of •Scots:'
I'he firs·t two exaggerated
;ituations were received by
che appreciative audience ~.-.
with laughter and applause. r··
A tribute to the dramatic ~
ability af the actress was revealed in the solemn atten.ion during the presentation
Jf "Mary Queen of Scots."
Especially noticea•b le was a
na1·ked resemblance in tone
:if voice and facial eX'pression
MISS HINEGARDNER
o that of the movie star,
3ctte Davis.
Gay table decorations of
varicolored sock and buskin
masks and silhouettes of ballet dancers and Shakespearean actors were placed on
folds of mag en ta and chartreuse tulle running lengths
of the tables Figures centering the head !table were
flanked with tall, slim magenta tapers in d o u bl e
wr~ught iron holders.
Arrangements of pastel shades
of carnations with yellow
;ind orchid iris in white epcrgncs were used at each end.
Mrs. C. L. Bennett, wife of
the new commander of the
Naval Ordnance Missile Test
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SERVICES
Bible study:
Wed. 7 P.M.
Sun. 1.30 P.M.
\Honored At
Rec Leader
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171011/jJSOIlS
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f ORMALS
$1 . 20. 30
BLOUSES &SWEATERS
$2-3-5
Ladies' Distinctive Apparel
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A .military bus is scheduled
to pick up cxpcct<.mt mothers
m Las Cruces and Organ and
bring them to White Sand~
Missile Range for the Mother.
Baby Care classes startin"'
Monday at 1 p.m. and run-b
ning each Monday and Friday through Feb. 26 .
The bus will leave the
Court House in Las Cruces
and make pick-up stops at
KOBE radio station on Highway 70-East and at Organ.
Classes will be held in room
10 of the Army Education
Center from l to 3 p .m. each
Monday and Friday. Due to
the large number of women
expected lo attend, two sections oi the course will be
conducted, one class meeting ·
on Monday afternoons and
the. other on Fridays. Women
may attend class the day best
suited to their home sched- '
ule.
A bus will leave the education center at 3 p.m.-close
of class period each day-to
transport the women back to
Organ and Las Cruces.
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The course will be taught
by Mrs. Frances Walker, chief
nurse at the Post Dispensary,
and is required of all expectant mothers authorized medical care at government expense at the WSMR dispensary. Each member will be
expected to attend one twohour session a week for six
sessions.
The course will include
practical experience and de- I
monslrations in pre-natal
care, preparat ion for dellvcry
and care of the baby for the
first year, with special emphasis on diet and nutritions.
Due to the isolation of the
missile range and distance to
William Beaumont General
Hospital, Lt. Col. L. R. Stropes, Post Surgeon, believes
the required training will reduce emergency runs to Beaumont and emergency deliveries on post and enroutc to
WBAH.
Mrs. G . J. B ri lbntc w;is r .1 n gf' w i'I. l1'lv0 a r0trca:
Outg(ling offit!"rs inrludr
CIC'ctcd preside nt of the Wh ite from 7 p.m. today unti l 4 .:vin;. John G. ncdrnon, prcsiSands Catholic Women's So- Cross fl£'trr·at Il uu.~c in Old den t, and Mr~. D. B. ,Jon!",,
dality at a busi ness nwc ti ng p.m. S u nday at the H oly vice p resident.. Mrs. Mar~h
recently in building 148.
C'rn-·; Hf• lrc:it H ouse in O lct was re-cleclC'd as treasurer.
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E'ectecl to serve w ith Mrs. 'ML !>I·11 ;1. W"
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Hostc.:>se~ for t h£' mcC'trng ' , .
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Moore, vice president; Mrs.
VI Jute Sands Nal10nal Mo
W. G. Hora is, secretary, and we•c Mrs. H. R. Kl andcrman /
nuMrs. J. S. Marsh, treasurer. 1nd Mrs. Moore.
mcnt, N e w Mexico, have, o. v, A pmgram fo ll owed th ('
The
Woni C'n 's
Sod ality er the .r ears, bf'come white.
business meeting with Father meets the fjr·: t Tuesd.'.ly ef The same species that live in
Miguel, Order of Friars Ma- each m onth, and t he n e w t he nearby red hills are redjor, Old Mesilla, as guest pi csidenl extends an open in- d ish in color, while their couspeaker. Father Miguel's topic vi tation to ncw comers and sins who liv e in the black lawas "Religious Retreats."
1ll C nthnlie women on pos t I va beds a few miles to the
Catho:ic men at the m issile 1 .fnr the February meet ing.
nor th are all black.
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1. Teti us how much money you need ro dean up what
you owe.
2. Let us poy off your o Ugations with a "&tU
LOAN Pf.AN.' I
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3. We wUI arrange O'NE (0NY£Nl[kf AYMl!NT monthly
of o si&e you .can reasona bly handle.
fn this way yov can get your b ~ dg et back into balance
because your ONE MONTHLY PAYMENT to us may oe. L.ESS
than the.TOTAL you now pay o ut monthly.
GET A FRESH STARn As you know, our service is olways
friendly. SEE US TODAY.
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L s Cruces 1na ce Co.
dent replacing Mrs. F. D.
Boyle who left the post recently.
Navy 'Wives
Name Card
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Other new members included Mrs. R .F. Tacey, Mrs.
L. B. Berglund and Mrs. 0.
J. Doty.
Special guests included
Mrs. Frances Freeman from
the City Florist in ·L as Cruces, Mrs. James Wenger, Mrs.
H. H. Mattice and Mrs. Albert George.
Two flower arrangements
and two subscriptions to the
Southwestern
Cluhwoman
were given as door prizes to
'Mrs. Robert Reid, Mrs. Laura
Jones, Mrs. Mattice and Mrs.
R. C. Stenson.
Mrs. F. M. Jones assisted by
Mrs. D. H. Fair.banks was in
charge of decorations and
Mrs. E. IP. !Fahringer was
chairman of the program
committee.
Members of the hostess
committee included Mrs. J.
E.
Armstrong, chairman;
Mrs. J. B. Staggs, Mrs. M. I.
Abagast and Mrs. L. R. Hillman.
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registered occupational
therapist, the new recreation
leader has studied at Denison
University, Grandville, Ohio,
Wooster College, Wooster,
Ohio; finally getting her certificate of occupational therapy from the State University of Iowa in 1957.
Skilled in the manual arts
and crafts, she worked at the
Sunny Side Sanatorium in
Indianopolis, then the McKnight State Sanatorium in
San Angelo, Tex. Her duties
consisted in setting up recreation facilities and planning activities for the many
TB patients to help them pass
many long hours and teach
them manual skills with
which they could busy their
hands.
Proficient in needlework,
ceramics and other related
craft skills, Miss Hinegardner
has proved to be a valuable
asset to the club group. Setting up the shows and other
activities at the club takes
many hours of thoughtful
planning behind the scenes
before each item is ready for
presentation.
The Navy Wives Canasta
Club elected new officers at
a short business meeting pre~eding its Christmas party
recently (Dec. 15) in the
Navy Chielf Petty Officers
C::lub.
Mrs. Russell Haley is the
new president .replacing Mrs.
Virgil Otto.
Mrs. Herbert
Repass is vice president and
Mrs. John Perry, secretarylreasurer.
Four tables of guests played
canasta and exchanged gifts
around the Christmas tree.
Mrs. Robert Jones and Mrs.
Perry won high scor0 prizes,
and Mrs. Haley and Mrs. Cla- which gifts were placed.
rence Davidson, ronso1ation
Lime punch with cherries
prizes.
frozen in floating cubes of
Door prizes were awarded lime-ice was served during
to Mrs. John Goddard and the evening, and ·coffee, tea
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and fruit cake, for refreshA Christmas theme was ments.
carried out rin decorations
Mrs. !Roy Wickliffe, Mrs
and refreshments. The table, Robert Phillips and Mrs
lighted with red Christmas Lloyd Birdsong were hostcandles in china holders, was csses.
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FRI., JAN. 15, 1960
Troop Activities
In a recent National Lea.-t·e basketball game at Bell
ni, Det. 1 scored in spurts
,•, fcc.L a stubborn Det. 2
,u:id, 38 Lu 31.
Sp~ Bob Cloud of Det.
!t·d 1i·s team to victory, scor·ne 11 points with .his agilP
. 1.rnp shots.
I raJI-time saw Det. 2 ahead
one point, 19 to 18, but in
' . .: second half Del. 1, using
u c:itcr height to good ad\'antagc, movrd ahead to win.
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r.asketball standings fol
ff1i:: we<'k show the Ameri<·:in Le:igue lead being i':har' : by Dct. 1 nnd Det. 2, tra·
l'Itional rivals. Following are
ol5lh Ord, Signal A. C. and
1,.cl. 4 lied for third place,
Navy, und Douglas.
Jc1 the National I,eague Air
Vlf:utlwr, :i heautifuJly perfmrnmg squad, lead followed
hy Dt>t. 2, 1 OOth ASA, 40•th
r 11mg Battery, and Oscura
It:.inge.
The newly entered officers'
ten111 has ;1 J -0 record and
tlie squ:;d's performance in·
d icates continued victories.
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In order to strengthen
Army teams entered in interService, national championship, and Olympic sports
competitions, the Adjutant
General Corp has devised a
new system for selecting athletes to become erffective in
1960.
All outstanding athletes
will 'he nominated by their
commanding officers to attend training sites where eliminations and selections will
be held for Army teams.
The sports affected by the
new: plan are basketball,
poxing, wrestling, track and
field, swimming, diving, tenSOUTHWEST WATER
nis, and golf.
In order for the Army to
COND. ENGR. CO.
field the best possible teams
J 103 W. Picacho - Las Cruces
for competition, commanding
JA 6-33DS
officers are urged to forward
he names of outstanding
1thletes through the 4th
\rm y Headquarters, Fort
)am Houston, Tex., to Adjuant General, DA, attn:
'\CMS.
Selections rfor wrestlers
>hould be forwarded before
Feb. 15 by letter. Information on other sports will be
publish ed at a later date.
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Figures revealed this week
show Det. 2 to have r eceived
the highest number of promotions fo r January with 17
new E-4's and 11 E-5's.
Det. 4 had 13 m en promoted to E-4 and three to E-5.
Det. 1 had seven m en promoted to E-4 and eight men
to E-5. 515 lh Ord has five
new E -4's and three n ew
E-5's.
The de tach m en ts al :Solloman AFB r eceived eight
new E-4 promotions, seven
by D et. 3 and one by Det. 5.
Two E-5 promotions went to
Det. 3 .
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Air Weather , boasting a 7-J
record, took lOOth ASA last
week to keep their tight hold
on the National Leag u e lead.
Leading 22- 18 at halftime,
the airmen w ent on to win 42
to 30.
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Det. 2 downed Navy this
week in an American League
basketball game by the lopsided score of 74-33.
•Sgt. Bert Leventhal steered
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k etball season, Signal A. C.
(the A. C. is for athletic club)
beat Navy 44 to 32. In the
follow-up, Det. 2 beat Det. 4
in a thriller that saw the
Hawks leading in the first
half, 14 to 13, only to lose to
a det ermined Det. 2 team in
the second half, 47 to 29.
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Fortune Smith, Fort Hood's
4th Army welterweight
champion, fought Pfc James
Thomas, WSMR, ·a nd trailed
on poin ts until ihe third 255 E. May - JA 6-2474.
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makes a good showing. The C~lifornia.
Inium Glipa holds the firstpresence of an outstanding
d~gree
brown belt. A native
scorer could make the squad
of
Hawaii,
Giipa earned his
into a very close contender
degree in the is.lands i~ 195~·
for honors.
He is xpectcd to receive his
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black .belt in a few months.
IDet. 2's All Star basketKisano, also a native of
ball team, playing without
Hawaii, has studied the art
aces Sgt Bert Lleventhal and
for eight years and hold the
Pfc Tony •Marshall, outshot,
second-degree brown belt.
defended and outplayed the
He too is expected to earn his
visiting Texas We !Stern
black belt soon.
Freshman Team at Bell Gym
Luna and Carvalho are
recently to take the game
both new students who have
81 to 72.
been introduced to the sport
Two separate teams split
through the club. Both are
the ·playing time for the
e~ected to earn their next
W SMR squad and both took
rank soon and, in the perthe collegiates.
formance, demons trated the
Sp4 Duane Edwards, Det. skills acquired by two begin1, took high score with 14
ners after only one week of
learning.
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I Jaramillo instructs the
The WSMR Judo Club held Judo Club and his enthuits first exhibition recently siasm for the sport has seen
at the Countdown Service the club grow from a small
Club. The demonstration was group to much-publicized
so well received that another and widely accepted organizprogram is slated for Febru- ation.
ary.
He has instructed judo and
Performing to a packed self-defense for over 19 years
house, the club included two and
although s elf-taught,
first degree black belt hold- shows excellent technique as
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ers who demonRlraled
.>kills attained in a combinRASSLER•S are still needed 18 years of constant praced desperately for WSMR
tice.
wrestl ing squad which is des·Sfc Salvador Jaramillo,
tin ed for the 4th Army Tourfounder of th e club, acted as
nament at Fort Sill, Feb. 16
master of ceremonies for the
to 19. The expected slrength
exhibition. Starting the event
in the tourney is from Fort
with warm ups, Jaramillo
Bliss, long unchallenged in
his team to a half-time lead, had his performers demonwrestl ing. Workouts are held
scoring 16 points, a11d then .>trate 65 different technint 8 p.m. Monday through
retired to the bench to direct ques, moves and throws, culFriday.
LONE JOAN-But the curthe squad to victory.
minating in an assortment of
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Sp4 Francis Harlan, long holds and counter-attacks de- vaceous Miss Collins will
soon
be
joined
by
Edward
New
equipment
in the gym
'Suffering from a -serious arm signed to defend the indiG.
Robinson
and
Rod
Steiis
a
boxing
ring
to aid the
injury incurred during the v jdual from armed antagonger in the cast of "Seven pugilists in their workouts
flag-football season, racked ists.
Thieves." Meantime she and for use in fights and
up 16 points to prove that he
Performing for the event
makes a long. cool study in demonstrations. A 24 by 24
is well on the road to recov- were Robert M. Leith, Dan
black and white that's de- plastic-covered three inch
ery,
Burford, Inium Glipa, Jerry
finitely intoxicating.
mat is also newly installed
§ §
Kusano,
Robert Carvalho
and is for use by •b oth the
In the National League and Robert Luna.
an exampl e for his s tude nts. wrestling a nd boxing sqauds
Leith and Burford both
game following the Det. 2I ... a n ew mirror in which
§ §
N avy battle, Del. l knocked hold the firs t-degree black
weight lif ters can examine
belt. Leith earned his belt
off lOOth ASA, 42 to 24.
In the very firs t game of their muscles and comb their
Sp4 Bobby Cloud was high j while in Korea during 1958the second half of the bas- hair is also added.
point man for the Darts 59, from the Korea Judo Aswhile lOOth ASA's points sociation. ·
Burfords' degree is recogwere
evenly
distributed
nized by the Kodokan School
among the squad.
in Tokyo, Japa n . A student
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lOOlh ASA has a well bal- of judo for si x y ears, h e 1
anced squad and always earned his degree in 1957 in j
ONE WEEK COMMENCING
MATINEE SAT. 2:30
$100
"MEN, IT"S SUCH A NICE DA\
JUST PRACTICING
Sp5 Philip Stephens, center.
coach of the WSMR boxing team. che<:ks the stances
of two of his boxers. Sp4 Robert March. left. and Pfc
Monroe Owen during a practice session at Bell Gyim
last week. The boxing squad held its first inter-post
fight recently against Ft. Bliss. Fighters are still ne~ed
for the squad which w::~ auend the 4th Army Boxing
Tourney at Fort Sam Houston.
(U.S. Army photo)
LJBER'TY E~~~~o
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TEAM
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Det. 4 No. 1
401h
Det. 2 No. 2 __ ·-· 38
Navy
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Det. I . ·-···. __. . 35
21
Medics --·· . __
32
2-l
Det .2 No. l .. ___ 27
29
100 ASA ·----·---- _25
31
Det. 4 No. 2 .. .....24
32
SCD
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Marines -·---------- _ 19 lh
515 th -·-·-- ------·--·-- - 151/2
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Whams _
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Comets _
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37
Pin Jinx
34
Lo-Hi'ls
Hit-'n-Miss ----· ___ 311h
Odd Pins ____ ·--- 27
Team high game: Whams,
631.
Team high series:
Whams, 1868. Individual high
game and series: Norma KLldiesy, 179 and 430.
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Also in hot demand are
boxers to represent WS'MR
in the forthcoming 4th Anny I
Tourney. Leading the 1
squad is a f o r m e r 3rd
Army flyweight champion,
Sp5 Philip Stephens, who
fought last year as a bantam- Smith in the eye and the
weight for Fort Sam Houston. bout was slopped soon ofter.
Workouts for the boxing ' -:::::====;:;..;;=:::.==-.==::.:
team are held each after noon from 2 to 4. Any person interested in joining the
squad should show up for
practice.
In a recent smoker held at
Fort Bliss, the boxing squad
won one match and lost t wo.
Sp4 Monroe Owens, WSMR
middleweight, knocke~ out
Bobby Gualtney in the firs1
round.
A straight left to the mid- I
section floored the game
Bliss boy who got up at the
eight count. One more to the
midsection and Gualtney
drapped again, this time for
good.
Other bouts were less spectacular. Sp4 Robert March
fought Matthew Turnbow,
Fort Hood ,and dropped after
a punch to the midsection
winded him.
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Bowling
Basketball games to be
played next week are ~rgan­
ized so the American League
squads play first with the
National League teams end ·
ing the evenings.
Monday evening will see
Oet. 4 go up against Douglas and Det. 2 play Oscura
Range. The Signal A. C. -Det.
1 al'ld Air Weather-40th Firing Battery games will be
held Tuesday evening.
Wednesday evening wil'
see Navy play Det. 4 nd lOOth
ASA battle Det. 2. Thursday,
the last basketball evening of
the week, will see 515th Ord
play Douglas and Officers go
up against Oscura Range.
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W&S Jn. 15 Troop Activities
G. Venneri and Sp4 Harry R.
McDade, both of 515th Ord.
Returning to WSMR after
last year's successful engage.
ment is the Donkey Derby
which will be held Tuesday
.evening at 7 in the Bell Gym
The main !feature of thE·
show will be a basketball
game played from the· backf
of the long-eared steeds by
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the teams of two detach··
Receiving the Good Con- men ts.
e! uct Medal for the first time
Other plans for the evenlf:s t week were Sp5 Anthony ing include a mechanical
donkey race and a tentative
basketball game between the
Whydowomen
senior boy scouts and girl
scouts.
In order to protect the gym
floor, the donkeys will be
fitted with special rubber
"shoes."
Proceeds from the event
will go to the WSMR Scout
1organizations. Admission is
75c for adults and 35c for
~hildren if tickets are pur1Chased in advance, and $1.00
and 50c if purchased at the
door.
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Also, several contractors
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While the role of the Corps
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and critical one. All of the
new ARTRAC facilities must
come from the military construction program.
Equally important, in the
interest of economy, means
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fullest use of existing facilities. Converting these facilities to ARTRAC uses will
be a responsibility of the
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~tudied to determine the real
cause of his actions.
disturbed m an.
Arnold was born in Nor-1 "We feel that he deserves
wich and ithe town under- a more understanding place
-;tandably would like to see in history" the committee
him .put
h inTha kinder histori- a dd e d , as'k'.m g th e p res1'd en t
ca1 11g t·
e committee, in to "direct the appropriate
a letter io Mr. Eisenhower. agency t o reopen and study
··aid it "feels thait a grave in- t h e case . . . with the possijustice is being done by Lhe b ility af correcting any injusbla·nket designation of trai- tice."
tor."
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:iisloyalty, it feels, might
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who had a brilliant battle
c·ecord until his treason was
uncovered on Sept. 22, 1780.
This happened when Bri tish Maj. John Andre, carrying plans of West Point for- j
tifi0ations
which
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commanded, was captured.
Andre was hanged. Arnold
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"Authorities who have studied Arnold's story say he
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believe that his final actions
· · · were those of a mentally
To the seafaring man, eaught in dark and
'ow
FOR
I
(DAICOM).
•IMPORTANT WORK
The so·u ndness which this
11he work of lRiM in-house
study was <.:onducted is in- contractors
in supporting
dicated by the fact that, even ARTRAC is interesting and
though it was begun before important. In order to specify
A:RTRAC was fully con- the· engineering scope of
ceived, it can ·a ccomodate ARTRAC, a more exacting
ARTRAC data transmission means needed to be found
and communication require- to ·record range capabilities
ments with only minor mod- and range requir~ments.
ification.
The use of machine reThe Signal Covps very ac- cords ahd . punched cards to
curaitely foresaw ·the need do this is being considered,
for transmitting large vol- and help to establish this
umes of'"data throughout the system· is being provided by
range with little or no degen- Telecomputing Services, Inc.,
eration of qua'lity.
an in-house contractor to the
They likewise foresaw the IRM Data Reduction Divineed for rapid transmission sion.
of orders, instructions, aind
Uqnd-Air, Inc., has been
s<talus reporting. ,
assigned
to support the
Range Program
Range Instrumen tation DiviIn discussing the relation- sion,, IRM, gerierally in the
ship between ARTRAC and . deyel.o pment of ARTRAC.
DAICOM, care should be ex- TJ{~y have, however, another
ercised to avoid the impress- si·gl).ificant .role.
ion that DAICOM is merely :·M-apy engineering (!Oncepts
a <.:omponent study of ART- Pfwpi;_e~ in ART·RAC must
RAC. Actually, it is a range be proved to be scientifically
program which has far- p'ractic~l 'before ·design of the
reaching benefits over ·and c?rttrol system and the data
above those provided to system can proceed. LandART.RIAC.
Air, Inc., has been assigned
A second m1ajor contribu- this resppn,sibility.
tion by the Signal Missile
Of the two outside contraSupport Agertcy was made ctors ·involved ·in ARTRA:C,
by the MissHe Instrumenta- Systems Planning and Retion by Electronic Means search Corporation is designing . the ARTRAC control
(MINSTRIEL) Program.
This was a contract con- system.
ducted for SMSA by the
This is equipment which
Radio Oorporation of Amer- will permit rapid transi·ca.
mission of orders and status
This pioneering study pro- reporting, · thus permitting
posed to systematize radar the range to handle more
instr umentation in much the missions faster.
same manner 'a s ARTRAC
New Connact
system -engineers the entire
A contract was recently let
range instrumentation com- with ·cook Electric Company
plex.
of Chicago, Ill., to develop
Although is was ultimately the ARTRAC data system.
abandoned in
favor
of
This .is the system which
AIRfl'RAC, M{NSTREL made , will ga,t her, analyze, evaluate
U.S. ROYAL SAFE-WAY
PROflll TIRES
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Norwich, Conn. - Was Benedict Arnold the arch
traitor of the American Revolution or was his defection to the British the act of a mentally sick man?
The Committee for the Exoneration of Benedict Arnold here takes the latter view. In fact it has proposed
to President Eisenhower that Arnold's case be re-
Ever design an aircraft carrier? An intercontinental
bomber? A ballistic missile?
In. improving the Advanced Range Testing, Reporting, ~n.d. Control. Plan, ~he Commanding General,
WSMR, m1tiated a ]Ob of Just that technical magnitude and complexity.
I
Without a doubt, ARTRAC,
upon its completion, will be
the greatest single task ever
• undertaken by White Snds
/ Missile Range.
Of course, ARTRAC will
not be as expensive as the
examples cited ·above, because· the Range is starting
J
;!
with and utilizing a base of
instrumentation and facilities
built up over a period of
.,
years. However,' this does
H
not detract from the technical
complexity.
In some respect or other
almost every organizational
element of WSMR is or will
be involved in ARTRIAC because it is a range-wide undertaking.
The Intregated Range Mission, operating through ·the
general staff and the chief
SUPERIOR ACCOMPLISHMENT AWARD - Staff Mescien tist, is responsible for
dical Nurse Myrtle W. Casner was presented a Superior
lhe overall coordination and
Accomplishment Award by Capt. F. D. Boyle, USNOMTF
implementation of ARTRAC.
Commanding Officer in a brief cE)remony held by the
The systems engineering of
Ship's Bell in front of Navy Headquarters Bldg., for
ARTRAC l ies with the Range
Insrumentation Development
performance of duties at WSMR's Post Dispensary from
Division, which is in IRIM.
Dec. l. 1958 through Sept. 30. 1959. Nurse Casner's husSome of the other range agband is M/SGT Ccharles F. Casner of WSMR's Post
encies and their major area
Engineers.
( U.S. Navy photo)
of involvement in ARTRAC
are listed below:
model."
ARMY OUOTES iginal
Husband: "Oh, come now. USA Signal Missile SupWife: "Since God created My theory is that God had a port Agency - communicawoman after man, it must very good reason for making tioTir;;, data transmission,
and radar instrumentation.
follow that we females are woman after he made manan improvement over the or- he didn't want any advice." Post Engineer, G-4, and
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Three New Faces
For Dental Clinic
Wir111c1·s
I
fnsrwc~or, .
-unningham
Gels Eagle
'Posl Newsboy
One Of B siesl
Persons I'ere
(('ontinurd from Page l)
s_afety
S;1frty OfVick V. Serna, bus driver, f1ce, ~!35; Ben]amm K. Twysays t'1t'J (' i n't
Post Trans. $100; Thelma K. effort, SMSA, $20; Kenneth F.
(Conti'1.ued from Page 1)
C l all s
rn igh l ha\
1
Hanson. clerk supervisor, P .Day, Commun cations, SM- Nancy General Depot in
hard time rnnvi nc 111-: •he
(Continued from Page 1)
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&C, $150; Marie M. Cantrell, SA, $10; H. F. Bennett, com France.
offi e, als an ct d1 Jl d rrn •• t the
I
rlcrk typist, F&A, $100; Loi~ munications, SMSA, $25; GvOther officers formerly at thoughh there is a year difHome of th e Good 31.c phc rel
formerly
used
ior
dental
(Continued from Page 1)
C. Cannon, property super- inc Sedillo, IRM, $10; and WSMR and now serving un- ference in their ages -- Paul
at Las Cruces.
eight dental oirices including supplies.
visor, Post Trans, $150; Quin Dorothy D. Smith, secret ary, der Col. Cunningham at the and Mark MacNcill sell the
Sis te r Mary l mm<t t"\llatE>,
"Wlth the addition of the
a Navy dentist, and Col.
E. Schwcngel, administrative CPO, $15.
Nancy D ep o t arc C apt. S tan-· afternoon paper at the bus
M
o
thrr S u perior, has $2,!/10
new
dental
officer
next
Lancaster. An additional ofwhich says I hrrc is. . hi'
asst, IRM . ."1'"0
,; ;J ·
Cash ior a special act or ley S . Ernest. and Lt. Col. loading l ot.
ficer is scheduled to join the month, we will be able to give '
Harold Shoppach, photo-op- service went to Florence K. Medwyn D. Sloane, Jr.
The Twins, sons of Sfc. and
received a call from To.n
fast and complete care to
· staff next month.
'
tical
equipment
technician,
Brunner,
librarian,
Technical
Capt.
Ernest,
now
['Jans,
Mrs.
R. M. MacNeill, average
(Sarita)
O 'Comwl l on DecWSMR
personnel,"
Col.
LanCol. Lancaster continued
IHM, $200; Leonard R. Thorn, Library, OM, $200, and Pat- Training and Intelligence Of- around 275 sales a day-- the
ember 23 ancl w<1s p re:.cnted
by saying that the face-lift- caster said.
hucl.get analyst, IRM, $200; ricia E. Keen, program coor- j Eicer at Nancy, was assigned hard way. When the whistle
a check for $~.50 0 rn hi half
ing program began with the
Capt. Jens·e n, one of the reMAJ. T. R. WARD
Dolores C. Archuleta, clerk, dmator, G-3, $150.
to Post Ordnance at WSMR. s ounds t he end of the work
of all Dou glas A ircraft w orkconversion of the large con- cent arrivals, is a general
fRM, $100; Charles P. Maly,
He left here las t October.
day at 4:15 p. m., like the
ers at WSM:l.
ference room into a surgery den list and native of Tilla'Jhysical science aid, IRM,
· Col Sloane left here in crest of a w ave, bus commuAccompany ing O'Connr'I
with two additional chairs mook, Ore. He entered mili[('rs to El Paso and Las ·cru- been delivering· hthe evening
k, Gon
h is call w ere Jus hel pers
$100;
Nigel
A.
Hall,
cler
March
of
1959.
He
was
formth
installed bringing the total to tary service in the summer of
~. $100;
Carolyn S. Lewis,
crly chief or Measurements ces hit the boys from every paper some e1g •t mon s. in the presen tation , D ick
10 chairs. The area used until 1955 at Ft. Sam Houston,
. p . M undi.rceti"on. A sea of hands ar·e Young Blakslce attends the Wiggs a nd Clarcr.ee Wht<1t ,
elerk, G-3, $ 100 ; R ita
Division, IRM.
recently for dispensary medi- Texas, and was stationed al
post school and is a sports a lso of D o uglas.
(Continued from P<•ge 1) I dy, supervisor clerk, Post
Col. Cunningham and Capt. r::rabbing papers and shoving f
cal supplies - now located Camp Hanford, Wa:;h., before
The drive fo r funds ;ii
Sanrls
Missil('
l
,angc-.
Signal
Div,
$150;
James
B.
Ernc~
l
recently
took
part
in
fo
r
ward
bills,
$1
and$!),
and
an.
in building 371 - was divid- going to Germany for two
t
c omp. 0 (f'ice, $200 ;
C'Oins of ever y denomi·nati"on
Mrs. Thompson, who is in Dougl as to contnhutc lo the
1,, .. lt"1- IIn,
A
rn:33
gradual1•
or
presenlinb"
an
award
to
a
ed to house the dental supply and a half years. He came to
· k es.
1
charge of the dining room al support of the Home of the
M K
French family for the help cxccp t n1c
office and a small partition- the missile range from his more City College, Maj. Ward Preston . arnpmeyer, sup'
M
$250
was, until llis induction into .rvisory chemist, E L,
;
l(iven American troops durPaul, 13, is in the eighth the Officers Open Mess, has G ood Shepherd is a n an nu nl
ed section for a training-con- overseas station.
the WSMR agent for affa ir, b ut th e col lrct1on t his
the servicr in April 1941, as- Phyllis C. Dean, cl erk , STD , J
ing Wor ld War II in guard- grade and played first base been
the
.
ference room. The recovery
IIe 1·s the son of Mr. and
.
.
"lk $JOO E
St k
k
th
t'
ft
El Paso papers almost year was the lnrgest one of
1
1
sociated w;!h a nationa s1
.
; ,rma . ar ey, c er ,
(Conti"nu~d from iPage l)
ing a pontoon bridge across on
e pos s c11amp10n so room is located in the space M rs. J . G . J ensen s r., of T"lla
/r
$lOO H ld B p t
"
1 - manufacturing c o·m pan y's 0 Ih,
. .
; . l a . .
or er, for 15••months
__ are awaiting a French river.
ball team. Brother Mark, 12, two years. It is her responsi- all since t he inauguration of
mook, and took his proies- branch sales office in Balti- J acl.mm1stratJve officer, Techseventh grader. was the bility to have the papers for the campaigns.
sional training at the Univer· 1 L"b
OM $200 J
new assignments.
the carriers and see that
more, Md.
mca
1 rary,
'
; osAll ERL equipment and that Maryland inst allation.
team's infielder. Both boys
sity of Oregon Dental School
After basic trainin!!: at Ab- r ph B. Staggs, Post Signal
erve
as
Altar
boys
at
the
papers
are delivered on time.
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physical property, including 10,00 Flights
QUOTES
in Eugene.
erdeen, Md., he stTved in the Officer, $250; Irene Lopez, the satellite tracking station
When, on a solemn Sept- Chapel and work at hobbies.
Mrs. Thompson served in
Lt. Brewer came to the mis- enlisted ranks until assign- clerk, SMSA, $100; Jahn W. near Stallion Site at the ember day in 1945, the first P aul collects old coins and the WAC's seven years and is
The lea ves of the famou:>
(Continued from Page 1)
sile range from Ft. Sam ed to Office1 s Candidates Talbott, electronic technician, northwest end of the range, rocket was tes t-fired from Mar k, stamps. They have a a disabled veteran from World Quaking Aspens of N ew
tary negotiations for missile Houston. He took his pre- School at Aberd('en Proving SMSA, $200; Pedro S. True- will be moved to Aberdeen White Sands Missile Range it savings account, provide their War II and the Korean War. Mexico turn from green lo
dental work at Arkansas Ground where he was com- ba, electronic technician, SM- Proving Ground, Md., parent was the vanig uard group of own spending money and are She spent seven years in bright y ellow overnight. This
test land.
State College, and dentistry missioned •as a 2nd Lt. in the SA, $200; Robert L. Owen, of the laboratory.
BRL personnel who obtained buying a partnership motor Japan, and later attended the change is the result of chemCooperation Praised
degree from the University o1 Ordnance Co1·ps in Jan. 1943. 1electronic technician, SMSA,
srooter
School of Nursing at Baylor ical act ion in the l eaves
Speaking of this cooperaA Nike Cajon .firing schcd- the flight test data. That in- ·
·
Tennessee
in
Memphis.
Followi·~e: a.co. i"gnments at $200; Thomas E. Hervochon,
Bags
Deer
University
in Dallas, Texas. brough t abou t by frost.
tion, Gen Laidlaw said"I am
•·- ,,.,
uled for yesterday was to be itial launching of a modified
He is the son of Mr. and Red River Ordnance Depot motion picture editor, SMSA, the last launching at WSMR Tiny Tim booster with a lead
B ennett Yell, 16, son of Mr.
most ·gratified not only for
the understanding and help- Mrs. G. R. Brewer of Card- and Fort IIood, Tex., Maj. $200; Fobert E. Fortenberry, by the research 1ab. The test nose cone to simulate the and M r s. W. D. Yell, delivers
ful attitude of the citizens well, Mo., and is married to Ward was transferred to the elrctronic specialist, SMSA, was to prove out a destruct WAC Corporal touched off the morning paper in the
2
involved in negotiating for the former Mary Jo Holman European Theater of Oper- $ 50; Lewis V. Taylor, elec- system for the upper atmos- activity which by early 1959 housing area before setting
r·
ld
T
t.
0
d
A
t
"l
tronic
technician, SMSA' pheric research Cajon.
·
f
S
a 10ns as an r nancc r i had accounted for 10,000 mis- ou t f or L as c ruces H.igh
this joint use of their land, o · pnng ie , enn.
"C anng
.
f or th e pa t·1en t - lcry M am
. t enancc Orr··icer. Af- $250,· Edward H. Howe, €lee.
Behind the move are reas- sile and rocket fligh ts at t he ,c
..:>Ch oo l . B en co11ec t s I n d"ian
but also for the capable and
selfless manner in which our load at the dental clinic has ter service in Ireland and tronic technician, SMSA, ons of economy and conven- southern New Mexico test artifacts as a hobby and is a
Aberdeen Proving center.
hunting enthusiast. His prize
Government representatives been facilitated considerably England, he participated in $~50; John J. Diehl, electronic ience.
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The missile range, then kill, an eight-point buck durconducted lhe negotiations." by ·the work of the Gray La- the Normandy invasion of technician, SMSA, $z 0; Ross G r ound's BTIL and BRL's
dies."
Col.
Lancaster
said.
the
Europran
continent
as
a
W.
Boobar,
chief
instrument
Applied
Physics
Branch
in
White
Sands
Proving
Grouing
the
r
ecent
hunting
season.
"We feel that these ·s acrit.
·t c"MSA
"After fiv·e months of observ- member of the 522nd Ord- a 10 n survey um • ~
'
t' 1 h
d 't t t nd, was made a permanent
And y Fer nandez, son of Mfl.ces made by 80 landowners
the
$200 · John G Haynes a1·rcraft par icu ar as move l s es
er-training,
volunteer
nancc
Company.
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t"
t
W
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1
Class
II
Ordnance
Corps
actSg
t and Mrs. G. F. Fernandez,
will pay a dividend of defense
hnet meta1· leader
Army firmg opera rnns o
a ops
workers
are
now
on
a
rotatFrom
Septem
ber
1944
to
s
'"
·
lsland
off
the
mid-Atlantic
tivit.y
in
September,
1948;
it
is
the
second carrier in seniorv ital to hundreds of millions
h
· aft f. Id ma·ntenance
1
ing-training schedule, whic Apr1·1 1"45 hn was Batta lion airer
Je
· '
t 0 f th U ·t d St t
d was d eclared in late 1952 b.Y ity w ith more than two years
other free people."
"
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Trans Div. Holloman, $150. coas
e m e
a es an
just about a stone's throw the Secretary of Defense an d eJivering the morning paper
That dividend will be Nike means they are getting prac- Adjutant of the 196t h OrdThose winning .prizes for from Aberdeen.
integrated range fo r use b y in the housing a rea. Andy is
Zeus, its preliminary devel- tical training as assistants in n;incp Rn. 111 France. Then he
The tracking station, de- the Army, Navy and Air a ninth gra der at the post
opment work being done at the various sections and all commanclrd a G erm an .Pri- beneficial suggc~hons were
phases of dentistry."
soner of War Ordna nce M ain- ·W :nifred D. Castile, manage- signed by BRL for the Ad- Force.
school and one of its bask:etWSMR.
VoluntC€r workers serving tenancc Company. He r eturn- ment analyst, EM_L, 2 awards, vanced
Research /Proj ects
The~c two events, particul- ball player s.
Thrre flight tests of Zeus
5
M ike Cur ti s, an afternoon
have been conducted to date. at the dental clinic include cd to the U. S. in J anuary, $l O and $l ; Ennque J . Mal- Agency to track art ificial arl y the latter, saw a shrink5 awards; earth satellites even though ing of BRL's personnel lists carrier, is the son of M-Sgt
Mrs.
G.
F.
Fitzgerald,
Mrs.
C.
1946
r!onado,
!RM,
two\$l
When declared operational,
In. April 1946, h e went ov- Thomas R. McCain, Jr., and no radio signals come from a t White Sands until, on Jan. and Mrs. J . H . Curtis. Mike
Zeus will be capable of find- N. Allain, Mrs. R. J. Gertie,
ing and destroying an inter- Mrs. C. N Glass, Mrs K. L. erscas aga in to G e rmany Everett _J._ Travel, Post En- the moon to pinpoint its pos- 31, only one man will be left attends the post school and
55 ition in space, will be moved to quie tly wrap up the his- lists swi mming as his hobby.
continental ball is tic missile Lewis, Mrs W. B. Woolworth, where he se rved at Ordnance ginecr, Jomtly shared a ,$
Last on the lis t is James
approachin~ this country at a and until the Christmas holi- depots at K a rlsfcld, R egans- prize; Albert A. Duran and lock, stock and bar rel to Ab- tory of the annex.
burg and Wurzb urg.
Dennis Trujillo, Post QM, erdeen and will turn its elAnd then he will leave. Blakslee, son of M-Sgt. and
fantastic speed through space. days, Mrs. A. C. Lafferty.
:\Jps ill a \•a ll <·~ D 1\ ·lsi o n
Tours of duty- in the U.S. jointly shared a $ 55 ward: ectronic eyes to the sky from BRL will be no more.
Mr s. F. E. Blakslee, who has
Also capable of utllizing
fiomDc~mbcr
I
MS
~
1953,
Epimcnio
A.
Ca~~e~
Pod
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The first liquid-fueled misthe 40 mile extension is the
01d. $15; James P. Andress,
Army's bi~ ballistic Redstone, sile was launched by Robert include assig nment w ilh the Communications. SMSA, $15;
124lh
Ordnance
Dn.,
2nd
six of which have been test- Goddard to a height of 184
Rodolfo A. Flores, .Post Ord.
!feet in 2Yz seconds in 1924. Armored Div. a t Fl. Hood, $85; George M. Gasparovich,
fired at WSMR.
Tex., ,and a s Hqs. VI Corps,
This cont est, Its rules, and texts ot could subm it tou r entries). Anyone WHO'S WHO <or other !acts about
will be accepted. Ariv mem- J BONUS whkh will continue to
Ordnance Supply
Oiiiccr, STD; $25; Joe L. Trujillo, advmtisemenls herein, Copyright 1959 m a y e nter UNLESS a m ember Of your h im) h a ppen to d.ppear In news entries
ber of the lamlly may bring In all grow un til it ts won !
Post
Ord,
$20;
Roberto
Malby B. Reinhardt. All rights reserved. family '" e m ployed by the LAS CRU- itc1ns, edi t orial matter, or other the ent ries ror th;tt lamlly. Children
Capt. Atterbury, Ind.
o;s CITJ&EN or by the mer chant places in this newspa per, these will unde r 12 must be accompanied by 8. J•vc1y pos"hle p reca ution will
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Durin g the Ko rean War,
Clues may be hldde11 In ANY ad In wee k (this a pplies ONLY during the not
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6. This week's contest starts when erro rs that might be m istak~•I for
you
think
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eer, $35; Rhea P. Duncan, hidden In any of those ads also !
sary t o be present t o win. Not neces- total number of them. Don't forget store where entr1cs have been re- q uestion::;, a t1<l his d<?ci~lon Js fiual.
WSMRI followed his Far
Clues will be scatterec:l • • . there sa ry to be a subsc riber to t he LAS to a dd your na me a nd address. Then,
~·am il y par lkipallon g ives you a
may he from one to five clues In CRUCES CITIZEN or WIND & SAND d 1o p your en try In the box located ceived for this week's contest. The
East duty.
first entry drawn that correct!~ be tter chance to wtn the j ,\rkpot . . .
any add - or none. This ls a contes t to enter.
at • he Snonso ring Merchant, whose irtentitles WHO'S WHO wlll win you r w ile. hu•ba nd, or some bright·
of skill - and we Intend to do our
A Bron ze Star earn ed in
3. WHO'S WHO may b e anyone In a d is bordered ln this Issue.
$7.;;(). Il THAT entry, also lists the eyed youngster MAY spot a clue that
best to outwit you. We Invite you Dona Ana Count y. Clues for his (or
Some weeks there will be more cor rect total number or clues hidden you m is s!
Korea is among the 12 cam to do your best to outwit us I
her ) Iden t it y will b e hid de n ONLY Urn n one featured merchant - You in a ll ads or Sponsoring Merchants.
Got "n~ Prrry Jlfason ln you! . . .
paig n r ibbons and d ecoraIn ads of s.,onsorlng M erchants (see m a y put an enti·y Into each featured a BONUS or $17.70 will be added. Think YOU ran ou!wlt thr con t est!
CONTEST RULES
1. This is a fam ily fun contest! "Where t o Look for Clues," above). place or business.
Whenever this BONUS Is not won, . . . Remembe r you can't win lt
tions e a rned du ring his
5. There Is no other place where lt will be added to next week's J you don't e nter !
One entry per person (family o! four If, ~ y-c o in c i d ence, _ t he n a me of the
career.
Maj. Ward r esides at 3303
(Continued from Page 1)
IKARD'S FURNITURE
Sirius Drive, El IPaso, wi th neer , who obtained his dePOOLE MOTOR CO.
Right on the Corner!
PRINTING
BAKER DRUG
Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln
his wife, the former Simon- gree from Technical UniverRight on the Price!
Everything
from Cards
Sales and Service
STORE No. l
ne Lecan, a native of Rennes, sit y in Hannover, Germany;
Corner Main and May
to Catalogues
Safe Buy Used Cars
514 N. Main
France.
LAS CRUCES CITIZEN
--Parking in Rear-J 100 N. Main - JA 6-2481
F r ed S. Hanson, physicist,
He plans to retire upon
114 S. Church - JA 6-5575
Pho.
JA 6-5556
--------who obtained his degree in
---completion of 20 years servTURRENTINE CHEVROLET
FRANKO. PAPEN Be CO.
TOMMY COX'S TEXACO
che mica l engineering from
ice and ma ke El Paso his p er 1195 Solan o
Insuring
tbe
growth
of
the
Li1wrence College ;
Sherwin-Williams PAINTS
manrnt home.
Ph. JA 6-5325
Souihwest since 1888
William R. Jewell, super~
WARREN LUMBER CO.
Frigiking
BELLMAN MERCANTILE
137 S. Main - JA 6-5571
Your Chevrolrt-Oldsmobile
v isory physical scipnce ad.:Ph. JA 6-5528
Air
Cond ilioncn
La
Mesa
Dealer
in
Las
Cruces
m inistrator, who obtained his
SUPER KEM TONE
2301 S. Main
Kamp King
McKINNEY GROC. No. 1
degree in physics from Ore~
Corner Griggs at Water
WEDDING
K oachcs
Highway 85 North
gon State College;
--~----~
~INVITATIONS
SOLANO FOOD MARKET
Preston M. Kampmeyer,
For Comfort and Economy
Your Clothes Best Friend
LAS CRUCES CITIZEN
900 Solano Dr.
s upe rvisory chemist, who
Military personnel located in the Las Cruces
STRYKERS, INC.
RAMBLER
is your
obtained his degree in chemMcKINNEY GROC. No. 2 1145 S. Church - JA 6-5575
(Continued
from
Page
1)
The Sales Success!
area may now arrange for a loan up to $1000
Floor Coverings - Draperies
ALAMEDA LAUNDRY
Mesilla Park
its regional oirice in D allas. istry from the University of
MITCHELL MOTORS
Carpets - Paints
AND CLEANERS
entirely by mail. HFC's new money-by-mail
P
ittsburgh;
SERV-ALL
FOOD STORE
H OFFMAN'S TRAILERS
All officers of the Credit
1840 N. Main- JA 4-7741
1418
Solano
Ph.
JA
6-2601
452
S.
AlamedaJA
6-2542
403
East
Lohman
service makes it convenient for you to borrow
Cletus C. Kanavy, physiAND BOATS
Madrid
Union are members, and
Mobile Homes, Vacation
cash for down payments, overdue bills ...
serve without compensation, cist , who obtained his degree
T railers. Twin Hulled Power
Stull's Hardware Center
SHAMROCK DRIVE-IN
NEMESH ~TUDIO AND
any good reason-without making a trip into
Buckman reminded
those in physics and mathematics
Cat Boats, Mercury Outboard Hunting and Fishing License!!,
The· Southwest's Finest
from
Fordham
University.
FOR
LOCAL
NEWS
CAMERA
SHOP
present, adding that all offiMotors
our office. All you do is fill in the coupon beCHICKEN
Sporting Goods,
Thoman K . Todsen, superP. 0. :Box 8
cials who handle money ar c
Subscribe to the
Why Pay More?
low and mail.
Hardware, Pai nt, Electrical
SHRIMP - PIZZI\
visory
m
issile
engineer,
who
North
Main
Ph.
6-9716
bonded. The treasurer is the
LAS CRUCES CITIZEN
3-Sx7 Easel - $7.00
Supplies, Appliances
550 N. Church - JA 4-0113
only officer who is paid, he obtained his degree in orAt RFC you get Prudential insurance
114
S. Church - JA 6-5575
1408 Solano - JA 6-6466
1210 FOSTER AVE.
120 W. Griggs-JA 6·9891
ganic chemistry from the
MODEL CLEANERS
s aid.
.
on your loan at no extra cost to you.
University
of
Florida;
and
Officer elect ed for two"Dry Cleaning
BOB'S PARK TEX AC O
Thomas Zandstra, :physi- JOHNSTON HARDWARE
SOUTHWESTERN GIF'lS
PAISANO MOTORS
year term s a t the meeting
Box 543
Cash
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS
Without
Odor"
Try
Johnston's
First
cist,
w
ho
obtained
his
degree
You Gel
AND CURIOS
Mesilla p,uk
arc: Hmirrl oJ Dirr r lor~: L . R .
:Buy
and
Sell
New
and
Used
24
18
12
6
PAINT
Frank Homa Pottery
120 W. ·Picacho-JA 4-4141
paymls paymts paymls /layml.<
The best friend
Buekman, Lt. Co l. Samuel J. in mathem a tics and physics HARDWARE
from Ne w York University.
CARS and 'CRUCKS
HOUSEWARES
Gift from the local Southwest
your car ever
$ 100 ' 5.90 $ 7.27 $10.04 $18.45 Offic, Arks:; Lafferty, L t.
h ad.
Financing and Insurance
300 17.71 21.81 30.13 55.37 Col. Donald B. Jones.
1002 W. Picacho - JA 6-9401
1132 S. MAIN
WESTERN
AUT0°
500 28.25 35.15 49.06 91.03
CrE'cl.1t
Comm
ittee:
Maj.
1125
N.
Main
JA
4-1813
ASSOCIATE STORE
750 40.48 50.89 71.80 134.72
TIME FINANCE PLAN
SAMF"ORD'S N URSERY
FASHION SHOE STORE
1000 52.49 66.39 94.27 178.13 Russell A. Burnett.
Everything for Your
840 El P aseo Rd.
HOME
OF
Loans
on
Real
Estate
Sup
crv
i~
o
ry
Committee
:
SIMPSON
Charge:s are comt>uted at 33 on Jhat part
Auto and Home
Complete Landscapin g and
Red Cross - Fool Flairs
TEXACO
of .<ehed11lrd monlltly balances not exneding
Delbert W allis, WO C. 0 .
Furniture,
Auto,
Signature
~JOO, a>1d l "'o on any remo111d<T.
Yard Maintenance Serv ice
The best friend
Child Life - Jumping Jacks
C24 N. Main - JA 6-5420
Dollar.
$10 - • TO • • $1.000.00
your car ever
Phone JA 6-9611
Freeman and Edwin Clapp
Carolyn
Only half "f the offices
200 S. Main - Ph. 6-2419
had!
109 S. Main - JA 6-9422
fall vacant each year, B uck601 N. Main
ARCADE S HOE
m an stated, a ddin g that the
Pho. JA 6-8471
GARDEN CENTER
STORE
BAKER DRUG
STEAKS
office of p resident \y1ll be
NURSERY
118 S. Ma in
Juicy
Tender
STORJ:l No. Z
618 N. M.ain St., Las Cruces, N. M. - JAckson 4-7763
Have Fern Shrubs
Home of the NaFeaturing Nationally Adver·
fill ed hy th e B oard of DirecGrilled to Your Order
Will
Plant
tiona lly adve r ·
130
W. Picacho
tised Home Furnishings tor ~ a t th eir fi rst m eetin g.
at
tised J ohn C.
Landscape Estimates
Appliances,
Fishing
and
I would like to arrange a loan of $._ _ _ _ __ __
Ph.
JA
6-2493
HIEBERTS
Roberts, G r a c •
JA 4-0321 - Mesilla Park
Auto
Supplies
Dawson,
N.
M.
2401 N. Main
Infantry
Walker , and R ed
WHITE STORES, INC.
QUOTES
Curb Service after 4:00 p.m.
G oose Shoes.
NAME ~-------------~ AGB~~BMA
C35 N. Main - JA 6-6608
DOYLE LEE'S TEXACO
One of th e few spots in
Life - Accident - Health
ADDRESS ----------------~""-Quality Service
8,000 MARRIED PEOPLE
NO HIDDEN COSTS AT
Special Representatives
A m er ica where the American
Free Pickup
THIS
SPACE
Durward
Wofford
RELIABLE MOTORS
READ THE
fl ag flies day an d night is
and Delivery
Dale Gantz
FOR
SALE!
over lh e grave of K it Car WIND & SAND
The Best Deal in Town
1695 W. Picacho
JA 4-9541
FILL OUT-MAIL COUPON TODAYI
CALL JA 6·5575
son, fam ed fron tier scout, in
Ph. JA 4-0691
No. 9 m lhe Arcade
7'65 N. Main-Ph. JA 4-0351
. Call JA 6-5575 for Ad Rates
'1' ~1 0::;, N e w Mc. ·ico.
Maj. Ward
G-1 Chief
·
BRL Ends
H·1s• tor1c•
WSM REra
80 OWNERS
ARMY
AFFECTED
electricity
dries
clothes
sunshine
white •••.
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WHO'S WHO IN DONA ANA COUNTY CON EST
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Personnel
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STORES
®
Credit Union
Slices JY!elon
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...
ARMY
®
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$1.00 33 WANTED
Minimum (charqe)
. .............. SJ.00 \\'ILL fJO IJ;1by-sitting in my honw
foi· 1 rhi ' d agf' 1 nr :t
l•,PrH·f'd
/\'1•_, t'OrttinnJrig JO words or more~ one
I time only
...
. ..
I Two times
times or more
AUTO Rt:PJUll
3
IJ'olSUllANCE DIRE:CTOftl
4
EQUIPMCNT RENTALS
6
ANNOUNCEMENTS
7
RUMMAGE SALES
8
HELP WANTED
yard. (';tl l .lA f-i-G8flR,
lOc per word
lll'lla111al1.
9c per word
Be per word
Classlli•ds charqed and billed to Individuals who or~ not on regular di&·
play advortising accounts. 10% add·
ltional.
Thr~r:
FI:J'JIALI:
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
APPRECIATION
IN MEMORIUM
CARD Of' THANltS
LOST AND FOUND
AUCTION SALES
LOANS
BANICINQ
BUTANE
19 RUG CLEANll'IG
20 PERSONAL NOTICES
Display J\dvcrll•lng on Classlllrd Pagt
ot Rogular Preva1Jing Space Rateo
All Cla'"lfirds mu<t he scheduled fo1
o dcfinlt~ prrlod.
32
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10 \\'S~ll~ J;u:-; Linc 1~0:3 NorU1 l\lain
.IA li·:.Y<ll.
1
Fl HNl~111':D
<HH'
two
01·
the nrw Monte Vista Star Dow l ing
Bedroom
Lane fountain in Lhe J\lnnte Vista
Shopping Center, 2'245 So. •"lain
1TC
Ap:irtmt·nl. llll.:gest rental bargain.
<l-~l:!. 1:;
Phnrw JA
3TCJ29
HUOJ\l'"i FOR Hl::NT. WOMEN ONLY.
Phone ,JA 4-7281 Lola Curtncy, Ar·
radr Beauty Salon.
11T
C·TFN
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\IVANTED,
l'HAll.l-:R Sl'AC~: FOR RENT, JOHNSON"S Trnilrr Court on McClure
McUkal Tcd1nician, Starr
Trrhnician, 40 hour week.
Good
Pf'rsomwl bC'ncrits. Sal a ry hasC'd on
Ro•1J. Plt•nt)· of :-,paC'c tor children
ancl l'cls
exµ<'J icncc and training_ Apply All
minlst rator, Las Cruces. New :\1cxico, J\Temori:il General Hoopilal.
""·coted. Cail JA 6-912.'i.
4tp
lTC
SERVICES
32
~lETll<lPlll.ITAN
l'llF.
Sun:w11l
HOSPITAL -
Plan 1• non-cancellable
ancl 1i:•111 ur at 11gc 65.
tr-nc
Large national insurance company
wants man to manage crop-hail
LOST AND FOUND
H
insurance in New Mexico. Work
TAI> Cl.I 1T11 BAG. J\loncy and papers.
salaried and consists of traveling
rl'ltn n pi1p<•1·s to this Ne'"'· ~ ~
kl'Ci> money.
Marine
wir1•_
2TJ15
ed local aqents and adjustlnq crop
/'jt';t t•
over stale to contact our esablish·
p;q11•1· and
('01
~,
en lnvelfment fund holdlne
losses.
l.OJ\NS
Fun
employment
crop
....... .,41 grawth pOMlblUll•
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I .._
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STATE /?/NANCE CO.
a
r·nom, maids room.
baths. '.:!O' x
~o· hobby room, ·10' living 1·oom,
aQ' palld(.•lf family room, Cl\'Cl'S i ZPd
Ja 6-6351
firepl:wc.
Ft. Worth. Texas
Auto Financing and Refinancing A vailablc to Officers
~
And Top 5 Grades. Civil Service Employees
;:
• Substantial Savings in Total Cost
• Immediate Service
• Special Privileges
• Stateside and O'Seas Insurance
~~
Months Financing on New Cars ...6 ) 2 % Financing
For lnforrnation
Sec m· Call
oc
20 minutes
to earn up to $200 weekly selling
f am o us Nationally advertised
Knapp Air-Cushioned Shoas. Establish~d trade.
Complete line
Sport. Work. Dress Shoes Jor Men
and Women. Big dally commls·
sions plus liberal profit-sharing
plan plus liberal Insurance Bene·
fit Plan.
Finest lactory-fltttng
service in America. Herc's your
opportunity lo enjoy 1inancial indcpendi:ncc in a sound profitable
business of your own . Complete
selling equipment furnished free.
Write Mr. W. J. Theisson. Knapp
Bros. Shoo Mig. Corp. . 6401 E.
Flotllla Street, Los Angeles 227
California.
I
rrom
S:J;"">,000.
Phone WAbash 6-2:170.
HE(JISTJ::if~:O--G;°cn1 Dane•,
rc;1h~;;··ri~;;=~
~
shop.
El Paso anti Las Cr·u<·cs.
llr
6 months
old 1 malr. 1 !~ma!{'. ~,;o ra. 1i;1 ;,
Tinldwin Drive. ~'A 6~272:~ .
ITC
~
rl'
•:
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El\ · U.S. AIR FORCE .!'F:R·
suN:'1EL 10 join l-~< Crurcs' Ail
~·o ,.,. R,.s r r \'(' (lnit.
HPfp• f he A•·
Keep buyir.g Spark Plugs
and recharging Batteries.
Gel: • set of Lectra Fuel
ignil:ers and a charge of
V6 for your battery. This
will outlast your car. For
information phone
rl'
LAS CRUCES
!-
1u:•n·i<'C' off1r('r nt JA G-2!'"107.
1NsunANcE- DIRECTonv
INSURANCE -DIRECTORY
3
BANKERS~
U-rH
32
Authorfaed Sales-Service
JOHN McCORMICK
At WSMR on Tuesday and Thursday
Richardson Building
Alameda & Griggs
Las Cruces, N. Mex.
JA 4-1511
I
SERVICES
CALL
DOUBLE BREASTED
COATS
Converted Into
MODERN
SINGLE BREASTED
WRIGHT AG NCY
All Kinds of Alterations
Satisfaction Guaranteed
FOR INSURANCE
JA 6-6231
48
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
You ' ll like our prlnt!n~ and
rensonahlc p rif'es. L:is Cruces
i z ~n. 114 S. Church.
•
OK Tailor Shop
i 132 E. Organ JA 4-4432
}i
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·
-
· --
·
-
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BERT GIDDINGS
JA 6-8101
704 N. REYMOND
LAS CRUCES
MAYFLOWER
,
..... ~
302 N. CHURCH
32
Famous for
World-Wide
Moving
PHONE JA 4-4351
SERVICES
SERVICES
HARRY MILLER
WE GIVE AWAY---
Giddings Agency, Inc.
* Paint Paddles
*Paint Pois
*Yard Sticks *Saw Dust *Advice
*Smiles *Nail Kegs *Goodwill
"All Forms of Insurance"
515 North Main Street
Las Cruces
JOB PRINTING
38
Job Printing
of all kinds
• Envelopes
• Letterheads
• Business Forms
• Business Cards
• Director
• Circulars
•Weddings
• Catalogs
Las Cruces
.
Cilizen
114 Church
GUARANTEED RENEWAL
~
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JA 6-5125
Hospi.• al and Surgical Plans
NEW LOCATION
Las Cruces. N. M.
~------~---.--.;.-·..;,-.~;..-.,;,.,;. J
INSURANCE
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
)
J. ROY WRIGHT
LIFE
Theo V. Nelson
J. T. RUEBUSH
Optometrists
(
L.'. S CRUCES, N. M.
S-e-e
SAMMY
KAYE
for
BRITTON WALL. JA 4-7300
2129 Calle de Suenos
i
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The Auto Craft Shop is located on the east side of
Wadsworth Blvd. near the
Post Engineers facility.
Equipment is available here
for almost every automotive
project, from a major overhaul to balancing wheels. A
.E(rcase pit, lubrica t" ng guns,
and valve grinders are on!~'
three of the many f orms 01
equipment for automotive
work av·a ilable here.
The Entertainment Work>hop promotes musical and
'heatrical programs. Shows,
chorus activities, and drama
classes are among the activi-
600 W. VAN BUREN PHOENIX, ARIZONA
MODERATE RATES
ALpln• 3·4370
Mesilla Valley
JA 6-5575
TRY OUR REVOLVING BUILD ACCOUNT
NO DOWN PAYMENT
JA 6-8712
CO.
ATLASL
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
LANDSCAPING . FLOWER BEDS ANI
gm·d c ns pul in tor spring G e nera
yard work by hour. JA 4-0085
JA 6-6623
Las Cruces
601 W. Amador
TFN-<
~8
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES
l.EAR.' l TU Fl, V! Al'AC HF; AVIATIOJ\
\n .. I.. \. Mun . Airvort, Demlnf
Ii\\')'., .Ii\ 4 -7:Jl R.
lfnc
]1~ Tfl.
Pollard, D. C '
Palmer Graduate
Chiropractor
939 N. Main Las Cruces
Office Phone: JA 6-6401
Residence Ph. JA 6-2316
41
AUTOMOBILES. USED
41
AUTOMOBILES.
USED
WANT TO GET THE MOST
Cash for your Car?
THEN SEE
GREAT WESTERN
AUTO EXCHANGE
1015 NORTH MAIN - LAS CRUCES
• RECONDITIONED
SEE GREAT WESTERN AUTO EXCHANGE FIRST!
1495.00
1957 Ford Station Wagon
R &· H. automatic transmission, extra nice.
1956 Ford Fairlane 2 dr.
1095.00
R & H. a·u •omatic transmission. Drive
to appreciate.
1958 Plymouth Belvedere 2 dr.
1795.00
Hardtop, R & H. automatic transmission,
Facl:ory Air conditioned.
1955 Chevrolet Bel Air
995.00
Hardtop coupe, R & H. standard shift. extra clean
1953 Pontiac Iardtop Coupe
195.00
R & H. au omaiic tranrimission.
30 Used cars to choose from.
MESIL 1A MOTOR CO.
We'll take your car on consignment and get you .the
most in the shortest possible time, Drive in for details
TO BUY OR SELL
• ROAD TESTED
• WARRANTED
• INSPECTED
SALES
e
720 N. MAIN
SERVICE
PH. JA 6·5531
SEABORN
COLLINS
AGENCY
Malone's Monie Vista Drug
I
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and
CESSNA. ' I .o·s. 172, AND A ERON CA
Chic. - Ap<11"hc Aviation, Las Crucr .\lun. Airport, Deming Hwy.,
1,, 1-laJS.
lfn-c
J2
H. P. DERMODY
.
White Sands
For sale or rent. Ideal for he<1lnnen or the trailer. Expert tunin':J".
repairing. JA 6-5655.
5TC· ll
Uni! Supervisor
.
·-
.,..~,.,..
Free Service Calls
SMALL
PIANOS
(Member Las Cruces Life Undewrite1·s Association)
220 S. MAIN ST.
• MoM fttA~OM••
~~~l~!~L "-'""°"Na
SERVICES
tin
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• • , _ CONIHTtON. .
to
IOWA
Life, Health & Accident
Endowment & Retirement
Family Plan and Educational
We Welcome Comparison
.
....
t.ons have been presented at
WSMR which personnel here
have completely produced.
The Post Theater presents
movies every night and, on
Saturdays, has a matinee for
. .
. J COBRA - A Marine serg1hc youngsters. Adm1ss10n 1s
eant is shown with the new
')5e and occasionally, free
anti-l:ank missile. .the Co~·
'
performances of famed en- bra.
lcrtainers arc presented.
The Supply Section of Spe.
dal Services handles sports, REAL ESTATE INSURA~E
camping, and hunting and
ffahing equipmenl. p,a<tkal- ~I
ly anything from sleeping I ~
bags to fishing rods to ski ...
'
equipment may be checked
out by WSMR military personnel. The Supply Section
is located in Bell Gym.
Through these nine mediums, hobbies and entertainment are presented for
WSMR personnel. Enthusi::sts of all forms of recreation
will be ha.rd put to find their
All enlisted personnel can own particular brand of en- Nellruih Isaacks - JA 6-6662
indulge in t•h e full-time pro- joymcnt missing from this 1700 N. Main _ JA 6·661
gram of entertainment and remarkably comp~l~c:_:t~e~r~'o~s~te:1~··__'._~~--·•!111•~!1---lllll!!
var:ous activities of the
Countdown Service Club.
The living room comfort of
this faci lity, complete with
music, offe1s a cordial atmosphere for relaxation.
For information, education
and relaxation, the Post Library is on hand. Magazine~,
,iome-town papers, a fully
:iquipped music room with
more than 1,000 records, and
books of all categories are
dVailable for use. A bookmobile carries book lo the uprangc camps. Military and
civilian personnel are equalOPEN
ly welcome to use the library.
8 P. M.
The Arts and Crafts Shop 9 A. M. is available for the use of all
DAILY
post residents. Ceramics, radio, photography, carpentry,
model building, mosaics, lapidary arts, and sculptoring are
PHONES: JA 4-1111 or JA 4-1211
only a iew of !Jhc hobbies
which can be w orked on
2225 SOUTH M l\.IN
LAS CRUCES
h-ere. Competent instructors
are always on hand to assist :..::::::========================~~
participants in everything.
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HOME BUILDERS INC.
Po!'. I, =~ mil"~ north on Highway R!)
Phone .TA G - ~:M1 .
t!-n<
COMPANY
DES MOINES,
EVERGREENS, DECIDUOUS TREES,
EUONYMOUS AND PRIVET.
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flol!dmastrr,
rht•a p.
fully
equipp1·<1. SolN·t1 on1e Radw, hoator,
w r c·o11d1t wnc<I, white~wall lh c:-;,
perft'<"l cond1l1on. Sec al Am Ado r
llolol
TFN-C
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Nursery Stock At
Wholesale Prices
WllJ, HUY, ~E!.L .ti.ND TRADl
Anvl hing of vAJue, Jon~• Tradln1
lies of the Workshop and
m<.1ny succc:ssiul prcsenla
Hour
Prescription
Service
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ANTHONY, N. M. - TtXAS
PH. WA 6-2132
"DRIVE A LITTLE· SAVE A LOT ..
EL PASO, TEXAS
Fnrf'P. Rrbc-rv(" arnl help yourseJt
to 111·n111ot!Pn. Jli1Y. nnil rC'Lll t•int·n.
hPn('f.I,.;, (~ontnct Flight Comnrnnd
Pr at .IA 1·4·1.J1: Flight Prrsonnei
Offll'cr HI .IA •1· 70::;.! or tnrormatlOI
Leslie J" Byr n Agency
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JA 4-0222
ANTHONY FORD
OREGON AT TEXAS
& BUILDERS SUPPLY IN MESILLA PARK. SITE
SPECIAL NOTICES
I WANTJ,I>:
WHY?
FOR THE BEST DEAL
ANYWHERE!
1 MILE DUE WEST OF SOUTHWESTI::RN LUMBER
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joined the UN in 1945.
PrcvJous experience not necessary
f'Oll SALE
PARADISE fol' rhiltlrcn, no t raffic,
f1·rpdom or country living.
ApproxilnatC'ly 4 ae1·cs. Corral , baln,
!'ipaf.:iou:-i ranch !-il .\ le ltu1nc. 1 bed
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KNAPP
SHOE SALESMEN
PART OR FULL-TIME
AUTO INSURANCE AVAILABLE TO ALL
Ath.etic Section, Golf Driving Range, Countdown
.:::>crvice Club, Post Library, Arts and Crafts Shop, A~
to C11aft Shop, Entertainment
Workshop, Post Theater and
,.. Supply Section provide per~ sonnel with facilities in and
~ through
which practically
.. every hobby from camping to
acting may be engaged in.
The Athletic Section ls loFRANCE
cated i,n Bell G~m ..Practi<:a~- 1
try's leading industries. Pri- ly cveiy sport 18 playe~ heie
and on the two adJacenl
mary crops are oats, ryf' f Id
t
t
ie s. 1n ramura1, pos 1eve 1,
wheat, potatoes, barley anr.
d
f
. ct· .d 1
an , o
course, m 1v1 ua
1 sugar beets.
1 sports are promoted and
Othcr imporLant induslrn.:-; needed equipment supplied.
include cement, chemica:~..
The George T. Holland
leading and hides, paper amt swimming pool is open durbookbinding, silks, diamonds ing the warm months and adond gl'"· Fm·,ign tcod• i' vi- mi,,ion ;, fm. Only po't
tal to the life of the country 1 csidents may use the facility.
with about 40 percent of lier The pool is located just south
total production being ex of Bell Gym.
ported.
The Golf Driving Range is
located
on the cast side of
Belgium's government is a
Wadsworth
Blvd., near the
constitutional monarchy with
a Parliament consisting of a Missi le Park: or a small
Senate and a House of Depu- charge a bucket of balls is
ties. The national language:; furnished and an instructor
are French and Dutch, :ind is on hand to assist those
the predominant faith is Ro- seeking to improve their
man Catholicism. Belgbrn game.
HELP WANTED
or
By PFC PHILIP TAMMER
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ton) or insurance agency background. Will train.
Box 270.
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age of 25 to 35 with farm (cot-
MILITARY PERSONNEL
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• Open evenings by
appointment
• Convenient
credH terms
• Official royal stamps
redemption center
• Many other big
advantages
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a.-.___.._
part time longer period. Prefer
PAYMENTS TO FIT YOUR INCOME!
Las Cruces
"You rate with State"
Jr.amiltee Management Corp
Dept. 59000-4663 Montana St.,
El Paso. Texas
six
season
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•mmon 1tackt of ..,..,.
IO corporatlonJ, 1ef•d•d f9r
~~XPERIE1'CEC• llrauty Orernt nl's foi
JlC'w shop opening in Las C1 UC'C!-;.
Will sp1·vc hrcakf;rnt and dinner.
Close lo bus lines. Phone JA 4-4408.
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'9r • lmt• a1 $10 • -111 .,_
eCM purchase shares lol
llAMILTON l'UNOS. Hamltto.. It
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"EVERYTHING
FOR
YOUR HOME IN
HOME
FURNISHINGS''
JA 6-2332
HELP WANTED
SS Has 9 Sections
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r;XPEHll·:NC~D ,~,a-il-rc~-!o.-s-·-,-\-,-u,-le_d_r_or !
lTC J·H
CASH AVAILABLE
rl'
since 1912"'
f'OR RENT
31
months during
220 W. Griggs
"Serving the Southwest
Robert H. Bixler, Mgr.
123 W. Griggs -
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REMEMBER -
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LAS CRUCES
PHOTOCOPY
tcn·c
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Earl's Sc:fety Sales
Distributors of
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
AND EQUIPMENT
Ph. JA 4-4075 Box 521
Las Cruces. N. M.
See Us for Photographic
Reproductions!
A:\TllUNY. N.~ 1. CALL OWNER
·l-t7ti·I or KC: 3·74Ha, EJ Pa~o,
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h11!dt•1s
J\nr1y Surplus. :t21 N
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tf nr
!IST A Ft,w l.Jo:l'T, r·:I. ENC'Ail<TI
hornf"i.dtp~: NP:ir <'n11PJ.~P . PHA All•
c;. I Finan .. ing A. T . Cox, R<•:cl
tor, ~~o s. l\Ltin. JAG :?:uo. lf-111
Protect Your
Valuable Papers!
REAL ESTATE
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Sk\\n:•.
\VIND & SAND -
FRI., JAN. 15, 1960 -
Iabout
Providing on-post recreational act1vit1cs fur WSMR
T3ELG1UM is a wf'stern Eu
Steel nnd textiles are Belrnpran rountr.v with a popu- gium's most important ex- personnel is the function of Special Services. NiTJe
sections consti lute the means of presenting and suplat:on nr a,:l5J.000 and an Ul'C<l ports. Agriculture and fore>
try also rate among the coun- plying entertainment and other forms of recreaion.
3_9_F_o_R_s_A_L_E_ _ _ _ _ _ __
SEllVICES
b~ made hr. fore date of next puhll·
cotton.
FLORIST
LIVESTOCI:
JMPLEM&NTS, NEW
IMPLEMENT&. USED
as SWAP
as HOUSEHOLD GOOD~
27 APPLIANCES, Nl:'W"
28 APPLIANCES, USED
29 JIEAL ESTA TI:
30 JOB PRINTING
31 FOR RENT
32 SERVICES
33 WANTED
34 HELP WANTED
35 MOVING & STORAGE
36 LOTS FOR SALE
37 BUSINESS OPENINGS
38 EMPLOYMENT WANTED
39 FOR SALE
40 AUTOMOBILES, KEW
41 AUTOMOBILES. USED
42 PHOTO EUIPMENT
43 TRUCl:S, USED
44 TRAVEL AGENCJES
45 SPECIAL NOTIC:t:S
46 MISCELLANEOUS
47 APPLIANCE REPAIR
48 J'ROf"ESSIONAL - SEBVICU
49 TV SALES
50 MJ:ATS
51 COLLECTIONS
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or for credit dUP. to our P.rror. must
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2~00
of 11,755 square mile!. It i~
the size of Maryland.
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l1s cap•tal is located at BrussC'ls with the principal economy _geared to mining and
m1nufacturing.
UN MEMBER
Belgium's Export
Are A Necessity
To Her Economy
la1y!- when you move
long-distance the Mayflower way. Expert
packers and a trained
driver relieve you of
bother, work and worry.
Mayflower takes full
responsibility for your
move ... anywhere.in
the world.
H·K MAYFLOWER
Moving & Storage
225 S. Church
JA 6-9761
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DINING OUT IS ALWAYS A PLEASURE
AT THE ORGAN MT. LODGE!
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FEATURING THE VERY BEST IN ••
1
8 Charcoal Broiled Steaks
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Sea Foods
e
Chicken Dinners
Fine Table Wines & Mixed Drinks
Organ Mou.ntain Lodge
Highway 70 East
Betty & George Chandler
FD THOSE WHO CARE
(IT
PAY::J TO BUY QUALITY)
1959 Cadillac Co·.· <-' de Ville, 11.000 miles.
like new. 1'; QW
1958 Cadillac Fleelwoo,l 3eclan. fully equipped.
Cost $7600. Now
3-1957 Cadillacs Coupe de Ville · Fl~c.twood Sedan
and Sedan de Ville. The best!
1957 I1mperial Crown 4 dr. hardiop. Low r.1i!eagc.
Cost $7 .000.
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1958 Chrysler New Yorker Sedan, all extras.
Sold new Feb. 1959. Only ,
1958 Mercury Montclair Coupe, power and air,
18.000 verified miles.
3-1956 Cadillacs. Coupe de Ville and Sedan.
All extras. A-I condition ..
1958 Chevrolet Impala coupe. 10.000 actual miles.
Like new
1957 Plymouth Fury, 5 passenger coupe. Power
and like new. ... ..
1957 Bel Air 4 dr. hardtop, low mileage. Now ......
1958 Edsel 4 dr. hardtop, 7.000 miles, power
and like new.
1956 Buick 4 dr. hardtop. power and air. A real buy.
2-1956 Mercurys Hardtop and 4 dr. Sedan.
Power and I owner. .
1956 Packard Patrician 400 Coupe. PQwer and air.
Cost $5500 now
1954 Ford 9 passenger Station Wagon. extra clean
$4795.00
3995.00
2995. up
2795.
2495.
2J95.
1995. up
1995.
1595.
1595.
1495.
1195.
995. up
995.
695.
YOU CAN BE SURE!
BLISS AUTO SALES
- LOW FINANCING RATES t730 Pershing Drin
El Paao
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SINCE 1905
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Of Las Cruce
The Bank That's Planning Ahead For You!
INTEREST
SINCE 1905
PAID
ON ALL
t
EFFECTIVE
FEBRUARY I, 1960
•• ank
OF LAS CRUCES
MIMIH FDIC
PERSONALIZED CHECKS - Personal and Commercial
Including Your Name, Address and
SINCF. 1905
[f[CTfl!J/f/C
Code Number!
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SERVICE CHARGES ON CHECKING ACCOUNTS
A NOMINAL MAINTENANCE CHARGE OF ONE DOLLAR
IS MADE
ONLY
IF YOUR ACCOUNT DROPS BELOW $100.00 ANY TIME DURING THE MONTH.
SINCE 1905
MAIN
OFFICE
131 N. MAIN
JA 6-6674
BRANCH OFFICE
WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE
Phone 3282
TWO DRIVE-IN WINDOWS
FREE PARKING
[iRIENDLY
~EIGHBORLY
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