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Serving ihe N aiion' s Biggest
Overland Missile Testing Center
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Published in the in•eresl of military
and civilian personnel of WSMR and
io promote a greater guided missile
program for !he national defense.
Publication Office:
114 S. Church, Las Cruces, N. M.
NEAR 8.000 CIRCULATION
Published by the Laa Cruces Citizen, a pl'lvate tlnn.
Opinions e><pressed by the publisher and writers
herein are their own and are not to be considered
an official expression by the Department of the Army.
The appearance ot advertisements in this publication
does not constltute an endorsement by the Department
of the Army o! the products or services advertised.
SIX P AGES
WHITEi SANDS MISSILE RANGE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1960
VOLUME XI-No. 36
Is Free
OJ
82 Awards Presente
In Theater Ceremony
Rabies Pershing Fired
.
Successfully
Al Canaveral
By ARLIENE MARTIN
WSMR has not had one
case of rabies, thanks to
H1UIN'I1SIV1II.JI1E, Ala.-The
the excellent rabies conU. S. Army fired its Pershtrol program of the post
in15 ba'll''.sbc m~ssi!~ J1a!'t
veterinarian and his ·sec- week from Cape Cana\·eral,
tion, despite the mild epi- F>Ja., in a successful te>t of
demic exisiting in nearby t.he two sba1ge miss1ile.
a rears.
The sol1 ~d-propelled PershBy RALPH BUSICK
The ge~griaph:ical loc:.it:on ing roared off 1he J.:iunch
In
one of t h e m ost ou tof WlSIMR, with its abund•ant pad in a choaraoteris.t quick
standing occasions _;n the
desert wildrlife, 7)lus the threat star•t. When the r:rst sla1ge
history of the incentive
of raJbies in ~tray d'Omesbcait.- burned ou.t, i1t drC<f<:"lCd 2way.
awards program a t WSed animals on the post makes A ferw SE"conds la ter the secMR, 82 awards wer e p r e WSIMR a raib ies..iprone area. ond S'ba·g e moot-or fired, drivsented t o White S a nds
Ralbics, an infeclti:ous viirus ing true wa11heiad 'llnit higher,
emp1oy ees this week b y
disease of the cenltrial nervous faster and fartrher than in
Brug. Gen. J ohn G. Shi nkle.
sy5tem in do•gs and o!Jher aniy prevfows itest firing of
Cer emonies in connection
marmials, oan be :llatal if p1-c- the Perslhing.
wii'Uh
th e awardlin1g of tihe
ve:n)bive measures are not
Ins•'rU'menta:tion carried in
dli.1lferen1t
h onors took place
takei;i immedii!altely. W h it ·e the warhead un1t measured
in 'the post 'bhe1ater. AssistSlands
resiidenlts
have
been
ilts
S>fialbiility
and
resiis•
tance
lo
WILL IT HURT, DOCTOR?-Paul and Daniela Doiy,
in1g in t he conc:Loot of the
g1hven reipea:ted in~ructions 0in heialt as ~ re-entered the
children of Cap~. and Mrs. Otis Doty, are worried about
cer&nonf.es w ere Maj . 'I'homwhat
to
do
if
they
srhou~d
e-arlt.h'!!
aitmos
ph
ere
an<l
their puppy. Miss Pris, a Boston terrier. getting her
as
R. Wia rd, G -'l ; Gabriel
come in conbaClt wi:•th a rab'id p.lunigcd 1in1t'o the Atlantic
first injection. Capt. J. L. Stookey and Plc Gerald L.
Brillian
te, G-<1; and Eu1,gen.ia
animal, buit the :nrimary ob- Oceian.
Siefanez are taking care of the dog. (U.S. Army photo)
1.Jane,
incenrtive- aiwards o:fjective of the 11a1biP'S con1lrol
The Army isaid the rr.i<S~ile
f ker in the Oivi2(an P ei-son1
salt!hsd'·ield tihe tesit 01bjectives..
tprO'grnm is prevenrtJion.
nelil O.t1fiice.
Even th1ou1gh t'.hey may
A WAITING THIER TURN-Winn4!rs of honorary and cash awards 'Sit~..ing in the orches~v1e emplbiye'S received ouitI crirnge when tlhe dloctcir aip1
, 1 ira seais of the post theatre while the · name!l are called. Each award winner in his ~IJainJdiin1g peI'lformian ce raitproac!hes w11tih a welJ-f.iJled
turn went io the stage where Gen. Shinkle presented the award and congratulated the iru;ts; six r eceliv e'd sipecio.l act
u•sed on
1 hyipodel1Illic to be
recipient.
(U.S. Army photo) er s•p e10:1al service awards.
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it:heir pe't, WISIMR oldsters
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One
military
s uggestion
iand yiounrgslters are gr<atelful
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.itha.t their an1ima l:s may reco've pro'fessioinral and syrmIrpa1thctJic care. AC'C'ording to
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' Carpt. J. L. Sltookey, post
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veterinraritan, the cooperation
Iof WSMR residcnrts has ac, counted Jlor murc h of the pro'H u N T s v I lJLE A !.a. _
In an efforlt. to make ~t a f or the WSMR fireimcn and Iv tces as assi&tia rut to tll1e d1rgram's success.
Army and Aiir Fore~ officials merry Ch'ri1s-tmas f'or ·un der- Ch1a1pla1in Of.llice em ploy es, I r eotor of the Warhea:i and
Animals Registe.recl
directly concerned with fo1,t'h-·: pTiv•i lr1ged· ~ohil<lren. in · t he and e?-ch year s:•veral lo1ads 1SpeCIJal Weap ons L alborartory,
Eaoh animal no post
' coining tests of the Army's lja!s Cl!uccs area, Posit Fir e of toys are c-olleoted for re· OIM.
!from t·he littlest Chihuahua
Nike Zeus ' anlti-miissik ·sys- \ SVattion and · C.htarprl1ain Office ·pair and pa:i111ting ' by ' Las
Began Career in'28
I Ito the largest steed in the
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tern
against
~ir
Force
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A:tia!s.
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person,nel
are
j
0
in'in-g
forces
Cruces
f.iremen.
Nixon
began his career
.sitJa:ble - mu·o.t be reg:stered
Iwit!h the veterinari<m'~ of\ in'tercornlinenltarl b ·a l l i s tic Iargarin' this year in collecting
w lrth the Ar.my as a ci vil1ian
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missiles met this· week to disc1arded and broken toys
emp~oye in 1928 at Picatiinny /
:flice. A oha11t is maiintained
l work ouit deltai1s.
\for reipair, rccondi1tioning and
Arsen al. lit was from ther e,/
on ea•ch peit and s:hou~d an
..BOY AND HIS DOG-Robert Griswold, son of CWO and I;anlim;al be ov€·rdue for his
IMlajor General · John A.· pairtiting.
in 1952, thl;:lt he tran::;ferrcdi
Mrs. Warren Griswold, looks on with m ixed emotions I·annulal rfabies shat - even
Brarclra y, depu1ty command'ing
F iremen ·and Oh1aplain O.fto Wc~rn because of h:s in·
general vf tl.e Army Ord- fice p ersonnel art White
'tense interest in guide({ m is
as his. dog, Lita. a two-year old cr;c-u hua . is given an I one day - a eall is made to
HUNTSVILLE· Ala. - The si1les and roc<kelt·s. He bras
· nance Missile Command, ccin- San'cis Mlissije Range ar e col'injectio;i by Capt. J. L. Stokey. post veterinarian. The
rcm~nd h .s owner.
, ferred wHh M1:1.jlor General 0. ledin1g the toys on pos L a nd Dep artment of the Ar m y has lbeien h ere ever since.
·dog is held by Pfc. Gerald L. Stefanez.
1Aippr'oximate1y 800 ani(Conrtiiiniued on "page 6)
Fare D.e paI'tment em r;:>loyes in award ed a contract for $l ,F or su;,tained superior per(U.S. Army photo)
mals have been vaccinated
Las Cru~es .will reP'air, paint 995,000 to sub~idiary of t~e :fiOl'lillanJce, p ossibly the m o:sll
aJg.ainS:t ralbics sin'Ce the firs.t
and make arrangements 1'or Radio Corporation of Ameri-1 c-on si'Sltent hl::rs been T om.a
"NEW PERSHING"
orf the year, and no reduotron
distri\b>u1ting them Chris'tmas '.;a coverin g new missile K art:usura, OM. H e made s'.'g·
1lhe Ma11tin Company, Or·
morninig to .needy. ch i'ldren tr acking and meas urement rrifi.can't contr ibUJtions in al1
thr·imgh'o urt .the ·awa.
,,essel.
mo.Sit every m1:ssile simulaare'as are opened for occu- lando, F'I a .. is prime contraictor for the Pershing system
"In order . tio •harve l'.me to
The Defense Electronics l!Jion and reserarich project in
under the supervision of the
'Ilwo Uni,teid Sltiaites sema- repa-ir 't.h-e toyis, we are star.t- Pr oducts Division of R CA, tlhe F lighlt S imullaltion I.lab·
Army Ballistic Missile Agen- tors ~a~t week took note of ing-0ur pro}eiat .tihis weel~ ·and Moorestown, N. J ., received •o:rlaltJO'I"Y durin g t'he peT1i'o1d
cy, an elemenit .of the Armry 1Jhe work being drone •a t w<ill run. i;t throu1gh Dec. 18," I.he award to fabrica te the !rom July, 1959, through
. ,
t I more.
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. A legendar;v creature f rom out o f A menca s pas
Recenitly, rtlhe velte. .ri.an sta- Ortin ance Missile Comma111d. White Slandis Mis'S'ile Range. R. V, Rie-am1 chief in.;pector new equipment and install it June, 1960. Among otlher
Thi1okol Chemical ComSen. J. Glenn Beall of ar-d proje&t co·ordin•ator a•t on the u. s. Ar my Ship iaJclhievem e1111ts, h e developed
th1s week provided a brand new reason for canceling tion was moved. into new
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pany
is Ube propulsio11. sulb- Mlacylanld and Sen. B. Ever- the missile 11anrge, sa·id .tJh is "American Mariner. "
rtechntiques for generaitin1g and
a roc~et shoot.
.
.
. . 1 qru~.-.ters alt buildlin'g 1833.
elttt J1or'dan otf Nor'tlh Carol1inia week. . "We can use any and
Award of the contract w as nnj edling noise in a re<1lis1tic
Signal Corps crews_ tramed by th~ S1hnal M1ss1le IE::i lb. M'ondiay and Fr.id,a y contradtor.
Support Agency of. White Sands M1ss1le Range were Ifrom 1 to 2 p.m. a small aniLike its piicdercess01•s, the dame to t'he ffan1ge for brie<f- a1•1 .~ypes o;f reparable t?ys, (.mlade by it.h-e Pih~ladel:_jrua way into b otJh digirb:.il an1d
asked by the author1t1es at Fort Greely, Alaska to post- ! m:al clinic is open and in an Pershiinlg was fired from iits in1gs on the missile testing or '!items sU'ch as ctommos Or dnan ce District.
1ain1a'llQlg simu11a1tion.
and .checkers wher e sel"~
'"h1""t~e n oaS.h aiwiard:> t opond for one d1ay llhe::- me- - - - · 'rnlalc 1 te :xia 'inin" and iransporfter-eree<lor - 11aunch- pro•giia.m.
"'
"The American Mariner"
J. '
• "
er whi0h i~ desilgne'd to carry 1· Gen. Shinkle greeit<0d tlhe mi1gihlt be .m1al~ched and com- is a converted Victor y -class lbaiUin·g $790 w ere m<l'de f or
'telorolblgiLc.al
rocket firing
:ialtm~~ ~.~ou~i~e
h
d
d
eroot .t he mi!SS'ile i.o. t e itwo an condu•oted them on pl:E.lted."
.ad"'""ted s urgges'tions involvprdgram.
I
jedi1Jons are given and eanme an
. ld. 'J1h e 1auncih er ts
· mount - 1....
· tour, wh'id!·
h consis·c~
· ... d
u1e1r
WSMrR r esiden1ts w'ho wish •;hip removed from t he World >i.nlg·" P t angible benetf!ts and
The rea:son: A bufflalo
and feline ailments are tak- :flie
· l e · <iih"'Jefl'Y of V11s1,ting
· · ·
e'd on a f ur11Y-'tra:ck ed v e'h 1c
and b e- I to di:spose Qif disdaJ:id ecl an•d War II mothball fleet and re- •.s;aivin1gs to the government
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t
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f
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11Y bmken toyis thalt 1are C:lu'tJter- commissioned in Jan uary e·~timlaJted ait approx imatel y
g11vm
v
e
erSI
mg
sys
em
rcomlll'
am1
oar
genera
1grela!t American bis1
vislf;; the
a
high
degree
of
mobi;ity.
(Co.nl!Jinued
on
Pag~
6)
ing up garaiges and store· '1959 by the Anny for t1 sc in $22,000.
The
r emamLrJg
ons, now almost extinct in
.
S:tai'bles ab lea.Sil once or
Caribbean and S ou th Atlantic
rooms are a'Sked t o brin g
1aiwards w ere for suggesitions
11he Un~ted. States, were imSome ~· 3 ? 0 troops of_ Wlule ~wiJce a week to check on
them by t'he PoSlt F ire Sta· waters.
witlh inltan1gible b enefi.ts arfpo11ted. intlo A~ask>a S'OmE''limc Sands .M1ss1Jc Ran_ge will ~ass iapp1•oxiunatelry
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!-ionses
t>ion.
Its assignmen t is .to tak e fe<c1tin1g slafely, adminislra·
l::laek, and have prospered Im Review n ext Fnday, swmg- wthich are quarltered t'here.
"We d 0 n dt h av e tr:.i n s::>or - measuren:e~ts of the physic~! lt1ive .improvemenlt, moreale,
1Jhcre, roa1miing the :F1ort mg ou t for the first time rn These horses belong to memf)a)tiion to p ick up donations, eharacten st1cs of the term1- "all!d t!hie liike.
Greely rarea in bi!g herds.
Army Green smce the Shade bers of the Organ Mounr!Ja:in
buit they mia y be left a~ tihe nal phase of ballistic m issile
Am on g th e ou ts·bandinrg
They are coumed each AG 44, Winter Service Dress Club and their animals are
Post Fire Sltation a.t any ll ight u si ng missiles fired sUlg'g'seitions w ere th ese:
year by heHcopter crews. Uniform, became exclusive' sulbjedll 1Jo posit veiter:niary
. 1time, n'i ghrt or day, b etween from Cape Can av eral, Flori·
WiiJlbur W. Green, IRM,
N<llturally, rt!he '~hopper pilots last S eptember.
regu1ationrs.
Once a•g1ain W1h11e Sands
Co1llege~credi;t c10UTSf~S are n'ow and Dec. 18," Ream da, as tar gets.
s ulg'gested thrait magnetic tape
don't Wiant any rockets flyUniform for the formation
Inspect Meat
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The informat ion is v ital in used for missile forings be
-ing wftliile bhery are in tihe air. is announced by CommandIW"hl:Je oaring for p0ts ab- Mi ssile Range is out in Olfrfere'd in coope'Vation wri1th ' said.
fl'onit 'Olf the ed·UJdtaional pa- New Mexico S.Ualte UniverThls i1s an annual projeot
(OontJiinued on P age 6)
(Oonlt,:nued on ~aige 6)
(Conlbinued on Page 6)
(C'onltinued on Page 5)
(Oonl!Jinued on Page 6)
rade of Fourth Army insbaUa- sity.
Other eourses h elp
tions.
students UOW\ard hirg h-scihool
The report for the f irst diplom1ars.
:
qu·a11ter of fiscal yea.c 1961,
FPance
announced
this ·-"
issued by the cdu1c'a•t;i·o n of- week tlhat Ohrisrtmas holidays ..
A L ine ar elec tron acBy RUTH MABE
fke a1t headquiarters ni th e for the cla sses wlill begin De- ,
celer a tor is t hrowin g a
Two new traffic speed Fourth Army, s<hows tlhta·t ceirnber 14 and end J1inwary
WSMR has 43.3 per ce•nlt 3. He w arned thalt the .print- _ _
t en-million-volt punc h at
r a d a r - measuring units
panbid piaiti!on of eligible per- ed
an nro uncem~mt
issued
m
issile e lectronic systems
went into operation this sonnel in the eiduoational IeiarlieT placed t!he date for
at
W hite Sands Missil e
w eek at White Sands Mis- program.
resumptJion of o!iasses at JlanR
a
n
ge.
sile Range.
Tihe fiig ure compares wi:th i wary 2, whi•oh proved to be
The firsit-of-its-kind "!in1c"
The "Muni Quip Radar the next high est of 30 p l'r ·an error a.'> .J anurary 2 wlll b e
Iproduce<s a gamma r ariialion
Timers"
are
beiinrg
operalted
cenrt
and
the
liowe~t n.f all, a legal hrollday.
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on pulse s1miltar to 'hat of
.
h
. 14.6 per cenrt, putting WSMR
One of the reasons that
b y pe1•s<onne 1 m t' e tra.f'f ic
. f r orut o·f its
.
·
'an a-tom:c eX'plosion ; its pur.
ou t m
n eares t II m1·i·t
1 a ry pe!lsonne1 espec1serotJJOn Olf t!he P 1rovost Mar- tlival by 13.3 p er cen': and , aUy ar e willin1g to do tihe
pose is to tell the Army more
Shial Divfrs•i:--n .·a•s a me·ans of the lo•we si !liVial by 28.7 per exJtna vm rk requiired fnr obalbout nuiclear r adi'alion eftia1ining an ed uoalUi:on, France
fe'e>ts on missiles.
Ir eduom g aoc1de.nits a nd in - f!ent.
jurl'.es due to exicessive speed
Tihe re-port isrsucd by F our- •beheve s, is tlhrait rtth-e o?durni.- \
B ui~l for
tihe Army by
w ilthin the boundlaries of the lh Army headquarter~ cov- •t ion cenitcr t1akes a p "n;onal
H ug!he'S Airrra'1Jt Co., the linm 1s91le r ange.
ers the m'onths Jul y, Aug u~t, 1intere,,t in e<ach stud~nt and I
ac is located in the Nuclear
Effeots L abora1ory nf Ordn"Tlhe prirr:·..try purp0sc of and Seprtcmbe.r, 1960.
ex:tends 1tseilf to heLp him, not
anrce Mi0s-s:i~n"s EJ.eiotro-Mcthe equi':,ymenrt is to r educe
Wide Variety
ju'st durinig ·t he dlirst w eek
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ch12nk•al La1bo11arbories.
the 'hi1gh m ite of sing!e oar
The courses offered in this .or iliWo of a terim, but thru
Disla1p1point1ing in i ts ?hyacoid-ents t'hrait .ar e du e direeit- e·ducattion'al prag1iam are giv· 1·trhe enltir e t erm.
·
sie>al arppeamncc, the linac
ly to exicessive ~pee d, " L t. en ait th e Amny Eduoaiti:on
'Ilo h eJip as mucih a s he can,
none<Vheles·s packs a wallop.
I C ol. B. B. King, Priovost Mar- Center and are !'he resp onisi- 1Fr1an>ce is holidirng personal inFLASH TEST. - A "linac" (from Linear Accelerator)
"FLASH TEST"
sh1al, sai'd tlhis w eek.
bilirt y of the Educlational it e:rviews frOlffi 7 to 7:45 a.m.
capable of bc,m baring objects wiih a gamma radiation
Ten million volts of gamma
C'ol. K in1g continued to ex- Br anr1h, under J ohn J. FPan ce, Idra:ily w iith atl those students
pulse similiar to that produced by an atomic explosion
TRAFFIC SPEED RADAR- Ma j. R. 1'•• K elly, oper a· 1 pla in tlhiat if on e se11ious acci- I elduda:tiornal adviser.
radiatio n bu rst forth in an in ·
'l'hey 1receiv ing :f1in anciarl a1ssistan ce
ha11
been built for the Army by Hughes Aircraft Co. ic
!ions officer of Provost Marsh al Division, s upervises
. :•1, n1tancous imitaltinn of a
d enlt is prevenlted, tlhe i:1stru- ~over a wlide vlarielty of sU1b-1 fre m the government t? pur"flash test" missile electronics systems at White Sands
Sgi. Floyd C. Riddle, traffic nc:i·cor.imissioncd officer, , menits will h ave p1a Id for jects. and m any of them af- sue t•h eir studies. Th1·s aip...
Missile Range. Above. Dr. John W. Clark, manager of
in checking out one of the new rac"'.ar spead -me~.suring
"fla,1h tr·-ts" the electronic
tlhemselives, an d
that h e f1er credit acce-pbable gener - 1iplies c.'h'i e\Jily 'tJo the unifOl"mHughes' nuclear electronic laboratory, examines the
units !hat went into operation this week. Sgt. Riddle
ciom11onl"nt.:; of m;i_..;;;1' Jr:;.
hopes nolt even one driver ally th11ou1gihont the <'Ountry I ed per sonnel, of 1Ci()ll.1Tse .
flower-like
paUern in a lucite disc caused by the linac's
adjusts !he antenna. mounted on the car door, as he
F1'om t hese te;>ts thl" Arm.v
in .grades up thI'ough hii1gih I E adh military unit h as b een
wtill hrarv e to b e cited.
single high-intensity burst of about 10.000.000 volis of
hopes to learn more :i.bC'11t the
checks speed of the passing car with the dial meter in
The 'hig1hly porltlable units ) school and io the bachelor's given an infoI'maltion Sheet
electrons.
(Conltin ued on Ptage 5)
his left hand.
(U.S. Army phob by Anaya)
(Co.nltiinued on Paige 6)
(] c1~re e.
(Conltiinued on Pa~<' 6)
Effect
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Savings
NOTICE, ONE AND ALL:
The "high-gloss" shine on the
"Best Foot Forward" boots,
awards for WSMR's outs;tanding battalion and company in retreat reviews, was
providedthat is the SHINEby military personnel at PMD
-WSMR's "spit and polish"
boys (Quote by Sfc A. P.
Carpenter, PMD) . . . That
familiar face in the hall of
Building 102-Billy Chappell,
formerly with JAG and back
at WSMR on TDY for his
new employer, Sperry Farragut of Bristol, Tenn ... Mrs.
Bess Schupbach, mother of
Mrs. F. P . Dyhrmann, is visiting here from Lincoln,
Neb. . . . Col. A. L. MacKusick· chief of IRM, explains
that it isn't really he with
dyed hair that plays the role
of IRM chief in "Countdown
o.t White Sands," a Signal
Corps documen lary film. The
man is his "stand-in" (a professional actor) . . . Martha
Zamora, JAG, became the
bride of Victor Puente, WSMR electrician, during the
weekend . . . Dec. 3. is THE
dale Pat Daniels, OM, will
lJecome the · bride of Fred
Warren, EML.·
WHITE SANDS WHISPERS: Nena Villanueva, Ord,
Maint., is vacationing at Disneyland ... R . J. Autry, chief
ofCPO, and E. M. Coleman,
Employe Management Br.,
CPO, are back from orientation and conference in Den~
ver, Washington, Huntsville
and points outside the boundaries of New Mexico . ". . . .
Frank Davis· CPO, has returned from a tour of active
duty as captain in the Air
Force reserves at Bigg AFB
. . . Fourteen enlisted men are
leaving Provost Marshal Div.
within the next 30 days FOUR replacing them are
Sgt. D. E. Wollin, Cpl. Gary
T. Runion, Sp4 E. D. Carr and
Pfc D. G. Gevauer . . . Lon
L. Robinson, Security Guard.
won a set of eopper cookware
at the State Fair in Albuquerque by guessin.g the
amount of copper in a lump
of ore-Proof that he "digs
copper ."
NOTED IN PASSING: Nothing adds sparkle to technical briefings like a pretty female audience. The Las Cruces Junior Woman's Club was
the most recent audienceand briefing officers SPARKLED . . . Lt. Col. C. E. Michaels, IHM, unload the largest of several deer brought in
by his party. Obviously, he
was the best marksman-or
highest rank.'. . . . • Young
DEARS who like the "golden
blond" crew-cut type-there
is 2nd Lt. C. J. Halamicek,
PMD, el.i.gible and a '"good"
shot (He got the first deer in
the ·special hun,t on the Ft.
Bliss range).
AT PRESS TIME: M/Sge,
[I nd Mrs. Salvador Jaramillo
celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary at Wiliam
B eaumont General Hospital but. not as patien.ts. Enroute
to El P aso for a night-on-thetown, they stopped at WBGH
to visit a friend. Each friend
told them of another until it
was n ear 10 p .m. when they
left the hospital-and, too
late for ev en a movie . . . .
M/Sgt. Warren Wallis, G -1, is
c. patient at WBGH ... Rose
Akes, Post Libraian, is home
after a st ay at WBGH.
NO BODY TOLD HIM, the
p rinter just wrote Mrs. J. D.
Culp's name with a "G", and
:;aid that Capt. C. S. Manitsa
was a "merical" doctor.
FEMINOLOGY: This I've
:found throughout the yearswhen logic fails· it's time for
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Policies and s tatements In the new • and edltona1 columns are not neces.
aarlly those of the Dcp<orlmet1t ot Army or Its ap:encies. Advertisements In
this publi<'allon do n ot <Onsti•u1e an endor·•ement by the Department 01 the
Army or thu produc·ts or s e r\',cCs u d wr1i.;c·d.
PUbllshcd .vN•Kly a• a Cl\.11\un enterprise In the Interest ot the Ml11tary
and Civilian personn e l ot W hite Sa~<ls ~ll sslle Range, New Mexico, by the
La~ Cruces Cit i zen <•f Las Cnir-Ps. NPw l\l!'xko.
All new~ matter ror pu blkatfon should he sent to the Publl~ Information
Off!cer, White Sands Missile llt1 nge, N<>w McxlN>, Telephone 4203 or 5203.
This newspa per r er e ives A rm··<! Forces Pres• Service material. Armed
i::orces PrPs> Se rvi<'!' M '.ltPr11l \\'lil<'h Is not ropyMghlPd or syndll'ated may
lfe repr!ntPd or rep:••d ul'~d wil'11Jut rurther permission, provided p1-oper
credit I• given.
This i>'•l>cr ls not an ot'tlcla ! or s<·ml· otrl~lnl Department of Defense publf·
ratlon.
All pictures are by Wh h P .Sa nd• Miss lie Range photog1·a1>hers unless
otherwise stat<'d .
Advertising copy shc.uld be sent to: Las Cruces Citizen. P .O. Box 270. IU
S. Church Street, Las Cr uces, New 'Me xico. Phone J A 6-5575 Sub•ctipt!OIUI
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Editorial
Only so many .·hopping days left until Christmas
-you'll Le ~eeing a lot of that admonition as the holidays countdnwn L g ms. H's a useful reminder, partic111Iarly if it r edttl'eS the stumpecle of "last minute" i
buying" when so many people rush out to pay good
money for many thint,s so many other people can't
use and don't want.
Unfortunately, service people-especially those
overseas-often fa ll easy victim to merchants with
glittering bu t shoddy stocks - grotesque curios, gau-1
<lily-painted k irn0nos, spurious folk art. They think 1
the folks at hom e will find them glamorous, forgctti!lg that even the sm a.ler department :,;tores nowadays J
feature a vari ety of giLs frCJm abroad.
Granted tha t if a rr..un shoot::: his bankroll on such I
stuff in a h ead y spirit of Christmas giving, his good
intentions will be appreciated. Dut how much betOUTSTANDING-Among :the first of :the 82 persons to
ter all arotmd t o sh op with ca re, choosing useful gifts
receive his award for outstanding service was Harold
of good quality that ar c reasonable priced - gifts that
E. Nixon, IRM. who is shown here being congrafulaied
will remind those r eceiving them of the giver's
by Gen. Shinkle.
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thoughtfullness the year round insteaa of endhg up
-------------- -in the attic after J an. 1.
It's well to r emember also that friends and relaCol. Yes~ler's experiments
Hves at home m ay deplore a serviceman's Chri<;tmas
duTing •t.he 10th Par::ific Air
extravagence even though they'll never let him know
Forces Medioal Conference.
it. Each year, in t h o usands of homes, mothers a"'ld
"After volunteers were
sisters and sweethearts shake their heads ruefully on
kept awake for periods of 72
Dec. 25, saying, "Oh, it 'vas sweet of Johnny and I
and 96 hours, 'We dcteoted
know he m eant well, bue he should not have spent
miarked effe!clts on the indithe money-''
Dac'k vti~u1a,l'I! speec!h, thlOu.gih.t pat'I10KYO (..AF1FS) If you're really stumped in the matter of Christ- oif sleep is Slemle'tlhinig ailmost tern, reiflexes and sensory
mas shoppin g ("Ma already has that, Dad got one last everyione sud'rern from now pereeip'tion," the co1'onel said .
year-") ther e's always one gift that's guaranteed to •antd then, and an Anny neuro- The experinncnts re vealed
please - a Savings Bond. It's the ultimate in thought- su.rJgeon slays one .prdblem in lt1lmt an individuial's perforfµllness; it doesn't get broken in a transit, and it 'tihe mil!ilbary is stress caused mlan~e dlOes not decline giiaddoesn't depreciat e with time- .in fact it gets better by l<hss af sleep.
u1ally. Instead !he sufferis reand better. Also, it marks the giver as a man of Dr. (Llt. Col.) Plarul G. Yeis- ou.!'Iiing la'.Peises into d rowlsicommon sense. (A FPS)
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Fatigue Cure,
Army Reveals
•s ler, assiSlba111t c!ITief of neurop\s)"clh1i1alt11io seI"\"i ce at Hla·walii'·s Tripler Army Hosp~t­
a•l, btais been studyin1g the effeclts Qlf ha:ok of sleep on indiviidutals. !Doctors from 14
nla!tiions heiard the results of
The Judge
Advoeale
AD ISES
Righfs of Government Em- the umount you should have
ployees For Damage i o House- gotten from the canier).
hfld Goods
You do not have to wait
Many ite ms the Clai ms Of- until you are paid by t h e cariic~e is fnced w it h a house- ricr before filing a claim with
h11Jd goods chum th:.:it can - the government. If you are
not be paid because o.f care- paid by the government first,
lessness or lack of kno wled ge you will have to turn over
o! his rights 011 tl1e p art oI to the local claims officer any
the c'aimant. The p ur p ose of monies later received .from
this article is to t ell y ou som e lhe carrier .
of the things y ou should do
Since 1 November 1959, this
be.fore you m ove and when installation has had the auyou arr ive a t y our n ew dl.!ty thority to approve claims up
station in order p roperly to j to $1,000.00. This means you
present a valid daim. This will normally be paid within
22rticle applies t o a ll m ili- 30 days after filing your comtary o.nd civilian employees olcted claim. A complete
whose househ old goorls are ::-laim includes: claim forms,
I30 ore you move, mak e a
list of ull cf thE' items in you r
ho:.ise Tl1is hst ~ho ul d include the m··n,+it • of i t em~
their brand name, t:he month
and year of aco •1i•:d.on, t h ('i
condition, and their purchns0
price. This 1 st ''' 11 m 1ke
your work much easier if later y ou suffor loss 0 . c <.mage
to your p:·cr.erty .
You are cnt•+J,..,r:l tr. an-i
f'hould get from t he ca~•·i<.r a
c opy of you ~ovt. nm nt oil~
of lad in g and a co•w of 'b"
carrier's inven tory fot. Adtl
to these i un .-; one copy 01
your orders sho"W irn• your a u thority to ship at g overnmen t
expense.
Under the government's
contract w i th the car rier, you
are entitled t o new cartons
and you and the Tramp or ta tion Officer's representa tive
should ins ist on gettin r: new
cartons since t his w ill r<'duce risk of d a'Tiage by v ermin, g rease, and spillafc d ue
to w eak en ed condition o.r con.
tnincrs.
Upon arrival at your n ew
post, check every item shipped. H ave t he carrier open
ever y box or crate. I nspect
all of y ou r goods. H' a n;1· are
dama ged or rn i s~ing m ake a
i:ote on the carrier 's li:-;t. Have
the d elivery d r 'vf'r sir,n th is
list and r e tain a copy.
If y ou do s ufkr :my los•
or d amage you must notify
the carrier w ithin n i nc
m onths of t h<' dafe you r<'ccived the good s. Yo 1 do not
h 2.ve to w a it until you ge t
estima tes before making th is
deman d. Do not r ely on the
d11ivcr to do th is for yuu . H e
may not have the aut110rity io
do so. A fail ure to noti fy t he
carr ier m ay prevent y ou from
('oilecting from t he carrier
::nd from the govc1nmcn t (to
0~y
lists,
correspondence
:v ith the carrier ir.cluding a
lcmand on the carr ier, a demination of Need for Den nd on Carrier (from the
.'rnnsportation Officer), and
'siimates or bills of repair
·o .. any goods lost or damagL d.
Wha:t Abou:t Insurance?
Most of the carriers will
~ive you an insurance policy
'or about $5.00 per $1,000.00
1aluation. This premium is
1ot p art o! the government's
~os t but must be borne by
th e individual. A ward of
warning: If you buy insur 3.nce, buy enough to cover
fully the value of all of your
goods shippe d. For example,
if your shipment is valued
at $10,000 buy $10,000 worth
of insurance The insurance
l'Ompanies generally will pay
only on the percentage of coverage that you p urchased.
Thus, if you have a shipment
valued at $10,000 and you
buy $6,000 worth of insurance
y ou will receive only onehalf of the cost of replacem ent or repair on any item
lost or da maged- even though
that item was worth $500.00
and w as the only item damaged.
Should y ou buy insurance?
Yes , if you a re shipping goods
which are not covered by the
government regulations. A
few specific examples will
illustrate what is not covered. H obbies - $250.00 for a
single hobby, $500.00 maxim um allowable for a combina tion of hobbies, plus one
hobby for another member
of the family - not to exCf'Pd $ " 'j n.'1 " .
A n tiqi.;.e;; Replae.;ment
cost of a !~ im ilar it2m (not
an a ntiqu ~ ).
S lL·1lillg silver - Flatware,
The Countdown Sr>rvice Army competi>ti·on, and Fi:fllh
Club waq the scene 01 the Place in the All Army Grand
WSMR Eliminia·tions f0•· the Finals.
Recorded Plhasc of the 1961
The 1960 Dramabi~ Group
Al 1-A rm y Enltertainmcnt Entry, also selected a!'ld diC'onte:;,t on Nov. 16.
rected by Sp4 Lyon, won
Sgt. Marity Palmer, '1f Det. 'F1irstf; Ptlace a•t Fourt'h Army,
2, was Maskr of Ceremonies and Seeond Place Army-wide.
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for the required "in person"
Briandt, a n~·wcomer this
appearances of the cuntest- year, is tenor soloisit of "The
ants, presented by thC' En- Mi1ss1i•le Riangers" and ithe
tertainment Section o[ S•_'.)ec- Communi~y Chorus for the
ial Se1vices on a seair:.g des- "Now 1's Born," presenlta-tion.
i1gne'd by Sp4 Bob Lyon, of McGarri1ty wa·s director of
~tMSiA and li1ghted by Pfc the
Service Club show,
Don W•heatcraf1t, a lso of SM- "Once With Feeli111g;" was a
SA.
p.J:ay·er in "The Solid GoM
An appreciative au::lience Oadill'ac," a mermbcr of the
very nearJ.y fille'd Ll1e ba•Jl- su•ccessfo1l D!laima Gl'oup.
room.
Walker was a member o·f
PloipuJtar Vocal Solo,i st: Sip4 Uhe 1960 Live Phase lr..SitruMike McG;itTity, Del. 4. Pop- menita'l Group wihtich won
u~ar Instrurnenital Soloist; ~oc:ond lace ait F1ourit1h Army,
Sp4 J1ames E. Lyn , Det, 4. ,,"'
and an a~tor in both "Tlhe
Classi•eal Voi0a1l Soloist: Sp5.j Soili'd Gold Cad~•lltac:" and
R01bei1L B11andt, Det. 2. Clas- ·•t0amn Yankees." Lynn, begiic1a11 In9trurncn.tlal S ..J!olist: s1ides directing lthe Ohoru·s es,
Sip4 William Walker, Det. 2. played i·n the two HJ60 sta1ge
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Robert pr'odu•dti•ons, was rnusicaJ di1
LY'on, SiMSA, wih 0 sPlected rector :fior "Damn Y dnkees,"
the material and directrd 'ie ,a nd wa:s a mem/ber D'f 1t.1he
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·presen1ta ti on; Slg't. Thomas R. plta.ce-winning Instrumental
Miitrnlan, Dot. 4, and Sp4 John Gtourp in the Live P hase.
Hemmings, a~so of Det. 4.
Tape reciordings of tlhe
A f urther recorded ~ntry,
in Jthe Uange Ohorus Ca'teJtory, will be m'a'de by the
Missile Rangers C<Jmbined
wlith hhe C'ommuruilty Chorus.
]t wliH iperfo.ron ilts entry duTin'g the .annual Cht'i1stmas
presen!tatfon, "Nbw ls Born_.'"
A Ohrilsitmiais Mess3ge m
Story antd Son1g-1s:dheduled in
tJhe Pos•t Theatter on Dec. 11 1
and 12.
As a Small Oh orus entry
in tihe 1960 Rccordod Phaise,
"The Mi·s..sile Rangers," won
F irsrt P<ltace a·t Fourth U. S.
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winning enfries wiU be fo rwarded to F ou11tn A l'lmy /
HJeadqual'lters b efore Dec:. 20t
to be ju'doged tJh ere agai nst
otiher enltries tin tlh e sam e
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ARTS AND CRAFTS-Looking over the recent exhibit
of work by WSMR personnal making use of Special
Services' Aris and Crafts facilities are Mrs. George Nihart and son John. The display wat> part of A&C'a annual showing of articles :turned out during the spare
time of on-post WSMR personnel entitled 1o use the
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facilities,
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nes's when reiac'tions are
1g;re•ait1y slOIWed. Alt timPs the
"plaltienlt" aclts as i!f he hasn't
lolsit any sleep at a 1ll.
The studies SJhaw, said Col.
YeSJSler, tfua't man is oapable
of re'coveTing in a matter of
a few hours fr'om e:dPn'ded
rpertilodis witfrJIOut sleep. "Plaibieruts" were back to 1'lorm'a l
1aflteT 24 hours af resit
CoJ. Yes:sler's subject we;ren't irr•itbable, supri&ing:y, and
they denied being s:eepy
even though they were llati·gued and had visual distoritions.
But in the end, ithc doctor's
prcscripti1on for any lack-of- ·1..n:Fmfrn !%n
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sleep ma1ady was .an <11ge-old .
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cure : loits or sleep,
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Sun-Bowl Champions!
LET'S GO, AGGIES
Remember Last Year!
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TY-Daintily })€rched on a
ha:t check s:tand. curvaceous
Gayla Graves strikes a tan·
talizjng pose. Not on 1 y
beautiful. Miss Graves is
also a :talented dance instructor for Warner Bros.
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ELECTRA IV
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FINAL
Regular Season
Football Game!
Saturday, Nov. 26
New Mexico
State University
AGGIES
There Are •••
10.000
GOOD SEATS at
AGGIE
Memorial Stadium
vs.
Texas Western
College
MINERS
8:00 p.m.
Aggie Memorial
Stadium
THIS ADVERTISEMENT SPONSORED
The Best Football
Team in the
Country~ -
BY THE AGGIE and BULLDOG BOOS·
TERS LISTED IN THIS AD:
LET'S FILL IT
TO THE HILT!
MR. & MRS.
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up :the FISHER ELECTRA IV - designed to give you a lifetime of sfereo listening!
pleasure. In every way :the FISHER ELECTRA IV is an insirumenf of surpassing
qualify, made for :the critical listener who seeks an instrument of moderate cost.
Plan :to hear i:t soon!
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THE MUSIC BOX
WE GIVE "S & H" GREEN STAMPS
206 S. Main
Las Cruces, N. M.
Ph. JA 6·6731
As a Fitting And Proper
Tribute To The College
And Fine Coaches
And ••••
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Brownie Troop IGarden
( a .':; ..... me:
~~~~,,~r~~~:! Frui And \" egetables
¥ estiture ceremonies and cclelbralted its seeond birtlhdiay
The White Sands Garden
'a nniversary at a joint pro- Club held its rcgu'ar month- Dt>rlon Verde Garden Ckb
1gram this week a1t Commu - Iv meetin<> at the Community were Mrs. II. L. Allen, presi•
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Center reccnlly with the dent, Mrs. T. Cox, and Mrs.
IMrs.
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new m Gwl Sc'oult wo:;:k Wlas
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in ves<te'd as co-:le,ader for th'e 1:1ents Usmg Flowers, Fruits, : Mrs. A. F. Erickson an
t ro01p t o ser ve wiiih Mrs. Alfe and Vegetables."
Mrs. J. V. Watterson were
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Mrs. Kenne th Browne of 1ioste~ses 'or lhe evcni~g. 1 f:l'lidre/~··-,~
-"rA!l,~llf§~fhl!!l:la
S ifc L . S . Brock w1as p in ned
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Coffee and ginger bread with 1 - - - - - - - - - - commtiifJt ee fath er and is be- the El Dedon Verde Garden whipped cr eam were served
Jieved Vo be the first father Cl.ub m Las Cruces presented fclowing the mePting.
Ito serve on a troop commit- \ the program'. She disc•_isscd
Mrs. J. D. Fitzgerald, presi'!Jee ait t!he m issi le r ange.
the seven basic rules of flow- r\cnt of the White· Sands Club
A lso n ew in S1C1out work and er arranging, demordr ating cervcd at the s ilver coffee
pinne(l a•s hono·I1ary Girl t h e importance of C'ach in service. The table was covS clouts and members of the various arrangements. Each "'rrd with a gold cloth and a
commit t ee to work wi~h Mrs. urangcmPnt shoul_d be made c'lricd gourd, persimmons, and
G. ·w. S'ch reeclh and S1git. w:th one locat>cm ir rnmd and 0esert flowe1 s arrangement
Broi:::k were Mrs. F. A. Mlor- one center of inte;·es+.
that Mrs. Browne had dem•i n and Mrs. Harry M rNul\.t.
Members of the club onstra~nd. This wa~ phced in
Nancy Mori n was ;J:nned brought th.cir own contain.ers the center of the tnb le, flarkas a n ew tro'Op m'errnher.
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Ur.Jcr the d1rcct10n of Mrs. gold candles.
ed 1:ihe ~nvestiture ceremon ies.
Brown e, the Jc1dics made
The theme for the DecemA blirthd'ay cak e w ith candles
c enltered:
th e
re.fres•h men t their own arrangeme11ts ap- bcr meeting will be "Christitaible and troop micmbers al- p lymg the suggested basic mas Gift Wrapping" and w ill
iternlalte'd a t serv·ing pun ch l ules.
he held Decrmber 2 at the
and oake to p'arent.s and
Other guests from the El I Community Center.
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Fashions and
Homemaking
Aids ..•
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Shopper
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Servicemen: Borrow b mail
for seasonal expenses. You 're never
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very far away from HFC money service. No
matter where you're stationed, you simply make
your loan arrangements by mail! And when visit·
Ing a town or city, look for one of Household's
1000-and-more conveniently located offices.
Whether you need cash for the bu sy season or
for any other reason , just drop in, phone or
mail coupon.
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'Dhe tr•oo>p is m a,kJing ci field
>tttp tc1~:1 ay to the S1ta1hmann
±1arm ne'ar Las Cruce-s.
At HFC yo111 get Prvdentlal lnsmmct
on your IOC1t1 at no extra cost to you
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official hostess. welcomes to White Sands Missile Range
Mrs. J. U. Richardson and Mrs. Conrad BavouseHe. officers of the Las Cruces Junior Woman's Club, during
the club's recent tour of the missile range. The morni n g's program included briefings on WSMR's major divisions, a visit to Missile Park and lunch at !:he Officers
Open Mess. In the af~ernoon, the more than 50 ladies
visited missile launch:ng areas on the range.
(U.S. Army photo)
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Arizona'• newest and flntlf year oround hotel.
180 Juxuriou1 room• ond 1Uff•i-all with pn.
AT HER BECK . • •
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Slcir <.be.ch. Mike Gannon :\nd
Monika Sheppard.
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Ba,kc.tball
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1900-6 I basket ball season last .,)u_t a 1r.s -murn e s_w 1 c1i Wl
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Ktpes up thfa W<-y ·
r...,uch-needrcl
track E·quip1
Detadi'lmcnt Two is rolling F11id•;o.y a~~ain~t Holy Cross ' .mng Lynn Jr High to the rrcnt for the Mustang a thin the A-Team Le•agu~ with of Las Cruces, launching acti- 1WSMH c-0urts at 4 o'cl<Jck.
ktes.
three wim and no los~e': Det vity that will run through
With s;x lcttermt:.1 l>ack
The •60 _
Scheduie:
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4 is in second spot wjt'h a the end of February.
from la:;t ~earnn-Br;tton,
Nov. 25 Lynn, here
one-nd-one mark. Det 2's secCoach "Pee Wee'' Warnke's Cliffol'd, StcpJ ens, E.1ckson,
Dec·. 6 Court, there
Col. Charles E. Michaels.
ond squad he<ads B Tc•2m p lay Mustangs romped over Holy Cowell and R chai d Swomlny
Der. 15 oly Cross, here
Integrated Range Mission.
alrm1g with Air Vleat'her, Corss in a 31-22 game that -the Mustang,; arc in go ... d
Df'c. 17 Lynn. t here
is proud of this hefty buck
b()lth 2-0.
1 was l ess a contest than the shipc fur
Uwir nine-f,dmc
Jan. 17 Court, lwre
tha.t he bagged in the south
1
These stand1'n<gs arc> thru score indicates. Paeed by Paul and one-tourn:.11ne11t sc:1f.UP.
Jan. 24 Alameda· here
~dge of the Gila Wilderthe week of Nov. 14 ·18. A Brittan's Sf'ven field goals
That tourney <.:li1r.axcs •he
Jan. ill Alameda, there
ness. Although ii has only
tlhree-ni•ght S'late o·f activi.ty and Bob Cowell's three bas- I ~cason with t,ie D ca's ninth
Feb. 7 Lvnn, here
four points, th e deer w ieghs
this w<.>ek has been played, kets and one free throw, lhc g:adcs tan;; ing Feb. 24 and
Feb. 24-25 Ninth Grark approximately 175 pounds.
r.bbrev•i1a1t~d by tlhc Thanks- winne1·s led 6-2, 17-3 and 24-8 25 at Anthony.
!'ournament at Anthony.
(U.S. Army photo by
gn'l~.g lmlidaJ:''» and fou:- eve- , at the quarlcr mar~{S,
All home g..imes will. be
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Anaya}
nmg,, of aatwn are s2t for
Warnke cited his o th c r plavr·d Pt D<'ll c,, 111 . c·a,·li
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nex1t wee·.
three slortcrs - Fred Step- l::(•gins at 4 o'clot:k ~xcept fur
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, . T ex Cl!!fo1d
· . · and Wayne
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roun d
sci._
the Alamed::i and Lynn con- Unconventional warfare
.
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oarncs th rou•gh Dec. 14 wHh Erickson-for outstanding de- tests-they st .t at :30.
J eludes
three
m1errelat~d
4
R!Otmd Two to op~n Jun '. 9. fensive ploy. In all, 14 MusSeason tickets for the Mu>- fields of action: gucri!Ia war. T•he scthcdule is d1v1ded tangs saw action in the sea- tung ra'11Cs arc being sold b) 1 frre, evasion and escape, and I1
ml'O A and B play to_ ma~e son's opener.
H·am mcmb'rr and l '1<e;- subversion again:;t hostlle
conteS1ts more even, with s•1x,
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te<.ams playtng t he A League, er s get throwgh Vhis week's 1 _:adl rs.
Tlus y('ar's Y c 11 ftatcs.
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Women's Hi1gh Scorers:
H igh series: Aynett e Sweeney, 455.
H igh Ga me : An c·it t e
Sweeney, 191.
BOWLING
WOMEN'S
LEAGUE
Win
Sleepers
29
Lucky Strikers
2 56
isgui~ed Missiles
Pin Curleris
21
151;2
15 ! '
L15ose
1189'
ISuggesled
Recrea11·on
Fac•.•1I·1·1es
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281/z
28 1l, 2
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game: J leep<'rs-907.
Fac1hti~e-s are available on
'5h ser:es: S1ee.rwrs the post for pool, skill p ool,
J.
billard's, pin,g pong, shufflemdiviidu•al
h:•gh
game: board chess, checkers, cards
irada Holt- 166.
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· Hii:,"h. ser ies : Beitty S bacey m onopoly, and scriaibble.
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The n umber one s~ge five ~ llie B.
adtivily u~~~llie~ ilie~H , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
show spe'citacul1ar for 1960
Detacihmerut 2 and 4 hooked m eet in a ba•Ltle of the unMIXED
wim be the "RolJiing A•long" up i n t'he wee's best contesit b eatens M onday evening at
Show. The stars of th2 show as Herm Mason of D-::t 4 a nd 1 7:30. D e,t 2-A melt the OfCOUPLES
w ill consist of k1st year 's w in- Sparky Brandt of D~t 21 iicers T uesday night and
Win Lost ners of the All Army Talent tianigled in a s0oring battle doe·sn't take t he floor again
Contest, vJ1hlo. are presently thC1t accoun ted :£or a total of un•ti•I Df'c. 6.
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The st,andi111gs as of Nov.
2 9~':.! 14 1,2 fouring all the bases m rt.he 3,3 points. M·ason eop.P·2"d the j
REGULAR LIST - $13.35
Sou1thwest.
scorin~ fight wi•th 22 points 18:
27
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The sh ow w iH sfa1t at 7:00 but h•:s team ended u·,:> on A Teams
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25 19
p .m. N cwcmbcr 26 rut the Post the sho1't end of a 53-45 De!t 2
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6.70x lS or 7.50xl4
count.
I Dct 4
241h 191/2 T,h ea1tre.
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OTHER SIZES
Free donuts and coffee are
Earlier in the week Det 2 SMSA
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AVAILABLE
served
every
Sun'day
mornclobbered
515·lh
Ord
59
to
5J
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20
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to
Factory
Inspf'ctc<l
Casings-Plus
Tax and
ing. Also, on Mondays won- 32.
. Officers
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Wcia.ther
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• Same Guarantee as Ne w B. F. Goodrich Tires
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If you are a Willie Hoppe, clean sl>a1e wi1th a 2.1-7 run Dct 2
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fon'li Higth Searer~: Hi•gh 1.hen come over on Tucsd•ay against SMSA-B and Det 2 Air Woa
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-and b~at the amateurs. in the kept paicc wHh a 39-28 win SMSA
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,:gh game : Jack Al.st:mgh , pool tourney. Tourney time over lOOth ASA.
1001Uh ASA
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Should the B L eague lead- 1 Dcit 4
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shirt you've ever worn. Perfect for
every sport because It gives you
complete freedom of movement. Tha.
70% cotton, 22% Coloray• rayon,
8% Dacron* polyester fabric is
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sporting shades.;
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TRUCK
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LAS CRUCES
eColoray Is CourtauJds' trademark for Its solutloll dyed flb.t'j
•DuPont's trademtrk for polyester fiber ..
th Southwe:.t's finest thoroughbred
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tUll!lJJA!J)PAJ?K
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THI CH STMAS-
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QUESS 'WHO WROTE TO ME TODAY?
.n New Mexico, 10 Minutes from
EL PASO
N w Low Gen'! Admls•lon SI .00. Res. Seats
SOc Additional, Club l!our.~ S•.so Tax Intl.
For Reservat.ons call or w•lte JU 9-1131 or
P. 0. Box 709'1. EL PASO
USE WANT ADSI
A Classified Ad, Like Sanla,
Always Delivers The Goods
Here's where the wise buyer shops with
ease ••• finds what's new in the market,
what's for sale cheap. Want ads do a
thousand jobs -
and they work just as
hard for a seller. There's no limit io the
jobs they do. Read 'em and see!
"I've got a letter from SANTA CLAUS
A FRIENDLY AD TAKER WILL HELP
YOU WORD YOUR AD FOR BEST.
MOST EFFECTIVE RES UL TS.
Cr
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and the
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reindeer. It's really from Santa too, 'cause my mom said it
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was postmarked Sania Claus, Indiana,"
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Stop in the First National today and make sure your child
.......
receives a letter d irectly from Santa Claus.
ENTER THE BIG $20,000
~atlonal
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CHRISTMAS CLUB CONTEST!
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ank
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LOANS
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PERSONAL NOTICE:S
FLORIST
LIVESTOCIC
IMPLEMENTS. NEW
IMPLEMENTS. USED
SWAP
HOUSE:HOLD GOODS
APPLIANCES, l'IEW
APPLIANCES, USED
REAL ESTATE
JOB PRINTING
RENT
SERVICES
WANTED
HELP WANTED
MOVING & STORAGE
LOTS FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPl:NINQS
EMPLOYMENl WANTED
FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES, NE:W
AUTOMOBILES. USED
PHOTO EQUIPMENT
TRUCKS. USED
TRAVEL AGENCIES
SPECIAL NOTICES
APPLIANCES REPAIB
PROFESSIONAL - SEBVICES
TV SALES
MEATS
COLLECTIONS
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FOii SALE
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1.as cru<'l'' .
6- 29~7 .
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:!C-Nov . 11-2~
:! l'EDIGRF.l;D POO DLF. PUl'P!F:S
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Ch rfJmc
Di1wtte
begin al 2.:lO p.m. Th<' P'··'"!l- Hendrickson. Capt.: Thom::is
ing p<'rl'o1111a1JC'C' i~ :'llc1·1.I: .v I Lamica, Sp4 : Ala 1 Luhtwrts,
•1t 8:15 p.m.
Sp·l; K<'nll: 1h l\kL1•es. Pl'c;
Membeis of till' l!liiO Corn- John II. SpcllC'l'. 2nd Lt.;
rnunity C hol'll~:
J<'raiik S ustar. Sp4;
Soprano I: An'lL' F.· .,, 1 ~;.
B a~·~ : Hob< rt R. E nkn.ia,
P li.vlli·sG u·•clcli·,._, B c tll,·•1,1 ,_ · .· ·. - •ua., u~l'-'
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Sp4 .JmrH'S E ldon Lynn. of Chri stmas pr cs"nt<1! ion schcd.De!.. 4 and t he E ntertainmen t ulcd in th e Post Theatre ror
Section of S pecia l S(']"vices, t wo perinrmanres S u n cl a?
has an nounred th<' m cmh er- and Monday, Dec. 11 and 12.
Subtitled, " A Ch ristmas ;.::n. Linda M attice. Flo"'""' Cc•pt.; A lvin Jo n cs, Sp4;
I s h ip of' 11-ic Com m un ity Chorus, wh ich w ith t h e r ... wJ y - Message in Story a nd Song,'' McClennan , Miriam Shi11k l•" Cltnrlcs K idd. Sp 4; T hollWS
:n g O ffic<'r , T roop Command,
~!'>O as:
Wi n t er S Pr v ice, AG 44,
wi tho ut ar ms: w ith service
organizc>d D ram atic C horus the second a nnua l ren ew a l of l'<inion:i
1'!tft.
IS
cap , s hirt a nd t ie, and shoes,
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H. Mitm :.i.n. SSgt : Marty l'a l!7
CALF;NDA RS. NOVl,LTIES, GIFTS, W .
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ill
com
prise
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cast
of
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community
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'Now fa B orn." 1h e 191>') sored by Special Scrvic:l' ~ and Marie Green , Susanne Nc:;s. ~i ehul as J . W!llis, LI., U S N.
sl'lor
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Arms,
boots
and
Sf'arves
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Aug. 18 -comb TFN
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the P ost Cna pcl:
G loria Wat tC'r~on . Gail Yates.
The h ok for the elabor a te
"""ill be Jeflt asi1d e for the oc21
The S unday M atinee will
A It o: G inger Dlackwdl, s~·asonaJ "o•n•ntm't.v p1t'S('lllJOO x 150 J.'T. JOTS $25 DOWN, $10 r as ion , the better t o di splay
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p.-r m onth. Phone JA 4-9582 alter
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F.lizabc1h Doswc 11. Margu<"- ntion i5 a co!l; t:irn.,.tion w1 it~p. m.
May ~6 TFN-C t.h e troops in Ar my Green .
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u se.id 1;o flash lhe m issile it c C liborn, Elhl'I Chat111an . lvn ao.l t t.. ""J;~~·d by Sp-!
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COIN PRJ(;E BOOKS AND COIN
The WWII "Sha d e 33." uni25
holders. Anny Surplus,
321 N . fo r m reccm tl y rc> li rPd , cha racC'Omponents bein<g tested .
Evelyn K ayes, Margie K in - CTol.Jert W . Ly01~. J r .. of S MMain.
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Con!tinued from Pag .., l)
t erized by the s kirtless " J ackFIRST
sc•r.v, Critherine N<'ss.
~A· dinT1or ut' tile• D ·a 11 ·1
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JST A flcW
LEFT,
El Encanto
'l'he WSMR bnac is the
dfrc.ts ,~r a nuclt-ai· <'n v ir on- .
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Tcn1Jr: Bobert Brandt. Sp!i: C:horus. w i th music· ::; !,.,·I< l
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homeslte•: Nea1 r.ollege FHA and et, F ield, W ool , OD· S had e
G. L ~'lnanrtng. A, T, Cox, Re al
I ment nn th e operat io'1 of a fi r:s•L smgl c-puLmllg
accdem- Iw 1·1r·1
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1< rn D c,B o~·~, M aJ.· .· 1\.1'1- and cc1-c;·1·a' 1'n:1tl·cl
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tf-nr 33,55 as the u pp er ga r m ent,
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delivered_-:--oth
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McGanity,
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2ND
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ESTATI: liad been t he Army's Wi nter
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have s{c>ady r cpelJl1on ra1lcs. 1..
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.. .-· ' ct.!lC's ~·tri k e u nc JTingly af'!er A:fter pr•odll'cing its s ingle J1am
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it began to replac0 t h e "Sh ad e
4 ~!1582 for f u r t her inrorm:J tion .
"-6 ·..· p assi n g tht''Cmg>h a n .'\-bomb p ulse, tihe l!inac aultm oal ica lly Vii Jl kin;on, Pk: hobe 1t Wyl111,
H
Ort. 13 TFN 32," slacks, w h ich cont:·ristrd
CI mus'hrno1~. for instan ce .
si'lwb itself oH t o cnahl t• mi~- 1 Lt., USN;
S om e peop l e get too old to
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T!IRr~r: llr;Dm>OM, l 'll BATH, br ick wi th the skirted Olive Dnib
L mac ' JU ;;'t st'ts thero, ca:Tm s'ile scien't•:·s-ts to s tudy the
13.Jrilone: Richard . C rews, set a bad exampl e and th f>n
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home, w n lled y a rd , cu1·11eling and
• and u n1; mpres·s ivp b u t d oirng erfed oJ the. blast 011 1.hcir S p 4 : F rNi . D enki'!'· Sp4 : Dnn - 1begin h an ding out good ad37
drapes . JA 4 - 1170 Las c~urr s..
blou se', at the h e ight o( the
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4 a bl'lg jnb ," says Nucl'e·:ir Elf- ele>ctronic guinea p igs.
ald C libon"'. h t L1.; H .•ssdl vice.
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1 BEDROOM FRA.\tE STUCCO, h ard - I
Col. Milton H. Clark Chief
feds
Lab
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Glenn
Elder.
Sla<fety-<wi:se,
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dlstancn un1wr•lty and high <·s hool. w ill be Review in a Offi' ·er L t
AP'pearing as t-h r ee O" four condition, but then 1t mu ;;t S:
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Comb lJ-24-:l:'>-JTI'
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electron
w i1h hilts
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Col. J ohn P. McKen na, In" ic cab
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con~eohng ing its terriific ki ck only when
te
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w
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be
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19">8) rar. Wril e R . L. Quillin, Commander of Troops.
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l'o~t Uffi<'e
box 9:36 , Un iver•ity
s p u11t 0 1' gurgle - it . s eems
W 1th n uclc.ar tcs·1s still
'8
The five P rov is ional B at f a J·k .
U<'l . 1a l TFN
18
as. if n(>t h ing ha~pens, m fa~, Hann ed in t he United S l ate.',
t::ilions, num bered one thru
SO
.
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w.ith only vanat m..ns ot. l mac
,_
~"nplr ,
"ROLLING ALONG" HERE TOMORROW!-Featuring
th s 1.....,,e
p1ov11
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1Jnac
Lve
will
be
comman
ded
,
resSol
l..QR1' Ol' H WHITE DOG wrrn BIG
dial
~eed~es
provm<g
.that
e
safe
an.d
economical
n'Pans
winners
of
the
All-Army
Grand
Finals
of
the
1960
Enby L t. Colonels
bla c·k ' Po ls and hl1t<'k polnt<·d """' · p ectively,
m•achme
_,,,
· g "''
n cnvi rnn!II FOB RENT
wt·ig 11t :\!) lh.'i · Nu m P
l..arwdot,
. is at. work.. .
t t o f perlormm,
u f'
tertainment Contest, lhe world-girdling show makes
N
.
Lancaster
,
Post
'
Carolus
Jrie ntll y aIHI gcntlt •, m l\e<I terri1•r
A pm r of f1vc- m11110n wa1
l
t t
·t 1 to ' h ( n- a one night stand at the WSMR Post Theatre Saturday.
Harlan L.
a nd sr• ttf' · H YVil r~ old RNl r o l- D en tal S urgeo n ;
ONE J!f:DROOM HOUSE, TV ANTENkl ··Iron tubes send micro- m en a 1 es :' v i a
'"
lar with I\!lar ic:opu County, Ari zona
. NA , fl'<tSOn uble . JA 6 -828'1.
y's
.
ti_
on
'e;
m
1
ss·1lc
pro•gra>r.S.
I
A
feature
of
the
show
is
the
skit,
"Withoui
ReservaSluy
t
er.
C
h
i
e
f
,
Up-ran
ge
wave
energy
mto
the
vacuum
____
_
_
tag.
Missing
from
.Ylf'sJlln
Pa
r
k
Nov. Hl. 17. 24 3TC comb.
1ion." featuring Pfc Jack Riley of Ft. Bliss. right. well.sin<·t" Su nda y, Nov . 6 . RC'wa r c1 for Bra n ch, Purch asin g and Conof t h e Jinac''S 30-indh :-cceler- i nrro ma tio n , dead o r a live . R. C.
r~me.mbered here for his hilarious MC -ing of the 1960
~lallont•t', J A 4-264K.
J T-Jl / 17 tractin g D i vision; Joh n J orat or tube. 'I'hen an elP.r·t ron
"Clover Leaf Varieties." ihe Fourth Army stage of the
dan, Post Or dnance Officer ;
gun b lasts " sunfrid>ing" elecPafio Apartments
Coniest which played here last summer. At left is h is
OPEN DAILY
J osep h E . A rmst rong, Chief,
tr ons onto t'h e stream -· they
Furnished 1 and 2 bdr m .
straight man. Pfc Ron Masak. of Ft. Benjamin Har rison.
915 University Ave nue
Comm
unications
D
i
v
i
sion
,
rid
e
th
e
microwa
ves
much
·as
3 Bedroom 2 baths. Cut
A.M.-9
Ne ar University- 3 MinInd.. All Post residents are invited, but children under
•a su1irider skims the oce an, 1
stone & red.wood. Spacious SMSA; an d Cha rles E. M iutes to WSMR, City and
SUNDAYS:
14 must be accompanied by, an d sit w ith. an adult. There
and built for convenience ch ael s, Integrat ed Ran ge Misp1;ck ing up speed a long the
School Busses.
&
comfort - Medallion si on.
is no charge for admission. .
(U.S. Army photo)
9 A.M. to 12 NOON
wa y .
Phone JA 6 -9875
Home •••
When t h e ten-m illion volt
Adju tan t 's Ca ll wi ll be at
Nov 17-'.M - Dt~'. 1-H- 4Tch w&s
ch::i rge e x its in a pencil-size JUST RECEIVED 2 loads
WILL ACCEPT
3 :50 p.m. T he 424 t h Army SMSA Technician
-, .. ·,- "'- b e'am, it strike s a h eavy m et~]
of NEW JEE P S • •• All
TRADE-IN
B and, of Ft. B liss, w ill p lay
1
F U L L Y FURNISHED EFFICIE NCY
Ph. JA 4-1111
l\.ar get, such as tun gs t en. This
types and all new colors.
the Retreat Review, CWO Is Dead In El Paso
Ap1u"tment , q uiet. comforta ble , reaSeaborn
111'
.
C
J]ent
bombar
dme
nt
crnat
es
•una ble. TV and laund ry a vai lable.
LAS CRUCES
1206 EAST FOSTER
Charles Sh elton , Band master.
1
l e 1
d .
NEED • •.•USED
L u<ther W ei r, a n cl edronSul t alJle for sin g le l'" r wn o r couple
the gamma ra ia1•1 011 pu s
JEEPS BAD! Will rnake a
Call a t 1201 North Second after
The n am e s of those to b e ~c techni·oian for seven years
COLLINS
Agency
5 p .m . or Ph. JA 6-2!562, a lter 5
h onored w ill not b e availabl e w-Hh the S ignal Mis3J1P S upGOOD DEAL on any unit!
p .m . or weeke nd
I
1700 N. Main
A ug . 18 comb. TFN ·
the
day
of
event.
until
povt
Agen
cy,
died
Mo'."lday
in
JA 6-6661
Sow'.hwe'stern G eneral HosFUnNJSJIE D AP ARTJV:ENT,
LARGE
ltv lng room, large bedroom, s tee l
p:t•a'l, E l P aso. He w as 43.
• 100% AIR-CONDITIONED
kit.rht>n,
a ir cond itioned,
n ear
schools. TV a ntenna . JA 4-4734.
$400 MONTHLY
D €!alth r csuHed fro m C'Om• T.V. IN EVERY ROOM
FULWILER
June 30th TFN
SPARE TIME
p l ioa>t ion s follow ing opera- - - - - -- - - - - - - 1 Re filling a n cl co lled in g m o ney rrom I
• FREE PARKING
MOTOR
CO.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - : Ne w Type high qua lity coin operated
tion.
• PRIVATE FUNCTION
..J.
48 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
<lisµcn,er ln t h is area. No selllng .
1
ROOMS
.,
Th e fun erial was sc 1 ~duled
- - - - - - - - - - - - - To qua lify you must 11avC' ca r. rPfer620 TEXAS A VE.
roil'll 11ke our prUittng and our c nces . .<GOO to $1900 cash. Seven to
for W ednesday a•t the F elVISIT THE NEW
reuonable prices. !As Cruc~.a Ctl· t we lq~ h o u1 !' w eekl)':V can nt'l u p t o
KEY 2-3415
lowshiip H ouse in Las Crulzen, 114 s. Church .
S lOO m onthl y More full time For
pC' t'sOn~d tnler'\' 1ew ' v rl tc P 0
Box
EL PASO, TEX AS
ces. I ntc rm en ~ is t o be in
14
""rh.
Community Chorus
For 'Nuw Is Born' Casi
C ontinued from Page 1)
FOH Tn-3.
F'riday, Nov.-25 , 1960 - WIND & SAND--5
~ Pick
1!300 In Green
Parade Feature
All Class llleds must be scheduled for
a definite period.
Any claims for additional Ins ertions
or for cred1 t due to our error~ mu!"t
be made before date of next publication.
DIRECTORY
Sel. Ta hl e
" " " 4 chairs. ~:i:; · C'all JA fi ..t;~i :i
a!'lcr '>.
JTC-11117
__
!
Linac Packs
• waII. op
BJg
I
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0
I
I
-xperl
promp1
I
I Prescription
I
Service
I
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I
I
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Heed
Used Jeep !
•
9
P .M.
No. 2'
I
l
10:i:'i,
19
Roi s r ,
number
l!UG CLEANING
l d a ho
ln r lud c:'
p hon (>
I
ltihe N albilonal Cem e tery at 1
Font Blli1ss.
M r. W·ei r recently h ad b Pcn
He is survived b:1
pzlomolt~d t o Chielf of th e , wid ow, Mrs. R osemary W e'Jr ,
WM te Slanids MornilboriTi.:( Sta- a da u ghter, S:mdr1a, a son,
>Vion ope11a1ted by th e F r e- Miohael. of Las C ru ces, and
quen<cy Diviis ion of t he Sii>g- lh1is m d!Jher Mrs. H elen Gernal M issi•le S up>port Agen cy. shner, of Indianapo1'is, I nd.
H e join ed SMSA in 1953
M r. Weir's home was a t
~e:V'ice wit h the No.vy. 1900 Id ah o, Las Cruces.
Cilizen ll-'.J.1 -1TP
B:rSH RUG A ND FURN . C!.EA.NERS . ....---=
--:::-=-=- :::::::::::::::::::=----.
Free pkkup & d elivery at W SMR.
I
call J:>X Otllce, Teli!phon e 28282. •
Thanksgiving time is the time
TFN.
for family r e unions have a fine
1 family photogr aph made by
32 SERV~CES
j
;...;:============
Mathieu Studio
ALL KIN 0 S OF ALTE iiATIONS.
Satlsfurtlon g ua ranteed . OK T a llor " hop. l:l2 E. O rgan.
TFN
649 N. ALAMEDA
Phone J9 6-8571 for appointment
tt-nc
Responsi bl e person near
Las Cruces l o take u Jmost ne w
S PINET PJA'.\10 a nd pa>' out on
contra('t on eu ~Y t erm s, a s pia n o
m u st be moved a t o n<·<'. W rit e to
Roles Piano Company, 501 No. First
St reet , Phoenix
Citizen, Nuv. 17 -24 Der. 1 8 - 4T P
Chiropractor
239 N. Main Lu Cruces
Office Phone: JA 8-6401
Bealdence Ph. JA 8-2316
Optometrists
Gourmet
Imports
Specialties
BUDGET PLAN -
900 W. V~ 9UftlN PHODllX. ARIZONA
MODERATE R.4-TES
~ a-4870
CUT -
WRAPPED -
** Yard Slicks * Saw*
at Jt•!l'llar PrH cilln;
MAYFLOWER
Paint Paddles
Dusi * Advice
*Nail Kegs *Goodwill
PARKING
FROZEN
El Paso ·s ~ :!ghesf Quality Used Cars
1959 Cadilfac cci.·;::z _-.., ·1~·- ... all extras. li:<e n ew
4195.00
PAVED
1959 Linccln o.ad.:n. a1. _...: _ra~. co~t $5400.00. perfect
408 N. CHURCH
$5. PER MONTH
Phone J A 4-4631
JA 6-5761
Your Home ls Ready & Waiting In ..•.
TRY OUR REVOLVING BUILD ACCOUNT
NO DOWN PAYMENT
TERRACE HILLS and the MILAGRO HILLS
ATLAS LUMBER CO.
M.F.H.A. -
F.H.A.
V.A. Financing
D ; ' " l l . . wntll'
._....._..maa~
• ALL ELECTRIC HOMES
• 4 BEDROOMS
•C.ARAGES
• ROCK: FENCES
CALL
WRIGHT AGEHCY
JA 6-6231
220 S. MAIN ST
H. p, DERMODY
LAS CRUCES. K. M.
J. ROT WRIGHT
I
-
B O NDED BUILDER REPR ESENTAT IVES -
MILAGRO REAL ESTATE CO.
EL PASO, TEXAS
I
IE 1·1181
SK 5·5728
SK 5·734!5
llC 1·1111
nit
,.. .....,.•1-••
..........
... 7. ~-­
.
.
.................
,......
...
,.
,,,....
...... ...__...
. ,.......
H&K Mayflower
Moring &: S t orage
225 S. Churcb
JA 6 9781
1
CORNER RUSHING AT YVETTE
SK: 1·0021
..,.... .,.. -
d
COME AND S EE THE BEAUTIFu'l... HOMES YOUR WHITE S ANDS
FRIENDS HAVE PURCHASED.
FOR IHSURAHCE
2035 Jordan Road.
Famoua fot
• CONVENIEN TLY LOC ATED TO WHITE SANDS AND
OT HE R GOVE RNMENT INSTALLAT IONS.
Space
is now for sale. Three large bedrooms. iiled
Paint Pots
302 N. CHURCH
11a1...
DELIVE RED -
Las C ruces
400 N. Main
GLASSES nTTED
Pav•
PHONE JA 4-1071
OFF STREET
PAY AS YOU EAT
e CERAMIC TILED BATHS
Minim um ( ca sh ) ........................ $1.00
Min imum ( ch arge ) .................... $ 1.00
Adds c:on talnlnq 10 w o r ds ar more,
one tJrne only ............ lOc per word
Two t im es . .................... 9c: per w o rd
Three times o r more .... 8c per word
Classifieds charged and billed to lncUvld u a ls w h o a re n ot r e9 ular dis p lay aclve rtlsin g a ccoun t s , 103
additio n a l.
Dis play A4vertl1ln;
on Cla.11Ulell
This house has been used as a show house and
World-Wide
DUTCH'S MEAT MARKET
EYES EXAMINED
CLASSIFIED RATES
1494 S. SOLANO
$92.00. Call JA 4-3111 or JA 4-4678 or see it at
- - NO MONE Y DOWN - Call for Appointment - No Obligation
WE GIVE AWAY···
NEW NATIONAL
OME
Total price $12 750.00. Total monthly payment
HOUSEWIFE - SAVE ON YOUR MEAT
Las Cruces
PHONE JA 4-4351
""
baths. separate dining room, brick veneer.
Foreign
'"TERESA - Aft• rnoon - PIANO PLEASURE - E venin g - '"ADOLFO"
"MANOLO " --Gultarisl Flamen co Music: Nigh tly - Si'lg e r- '"VARO"
Two Blocks South of Bridge . I Rlqht (Juarez) Te l . 2-4984
MIKE & llALPH. Owners
*Smiles
Theo V. Nelson
J.T. RUEBUSH
,.
Best Menu
Ask About Our Food Freezer Plan
Palmer Graduate
M. L WOOD, MAHAOll
O&M TV
and
RADIO SERVICE
We Repair all Brands of
Radios and TV's.
PBOFESS!ONAL SEBVIC;ES
F. W. Pollar~ D.C
•
CHAila W. COll, PHSID!NT )
Drinks 81:
WA NT~:D :
48
\
Best Bar
WANTED : E X-U.S . AIR FORCE PERSONNE i, t o join Las Cruces Air
Force Res<•rve Unit. He lp the Air
Force Reserve a nd ht>lp v ourself
to promotions, pa y, a nd rPtlrement
benefits. Contact Fll<rhl Comm11nd·
er a t 1A 4-4451: Flig ht Pe rsonnel
Officer a t J A 4-70'22 or ln!ormat.lon
s ervice l!tlce a t JA 6 -2:507.
tt-nr
F. . A.
BANQUETS from 25 to 1000
COPPER at STH
tn Downtown ALBUQUERQUE
ALCAZAR BAR RESTAURANT
THE Ml':fJW POLITAN HOSPITAL Surg lrAl Plan Is
non-eancellabl e
and p &.ld up at age 65.
ttnc
$400 D
Ll!~~~!~Tll~
I
WE WlLL BUY SELL AND TRADE
Anything or va lue , Jones Trading
Post, 3 miles north on Highway 85,
Phone JA 6 9344.
I
I
2295.00
2995.00
1959 "T" B.i.rd. 9,000 veriI' LC :-.i .!c;;, !ike new
1960 Plymo•.ith s:ta:lion wago::i. l;;:?:l ' ::i:idd.
2495.!30
all extras. 9.000 miles .
1957 Imperial crown 4-d oor HT. l E L • .:::o
2095.00
owner, like n ew
.. .. . ...... .. .. .... .. .
2 - 19~6 Cadilla cs. fleei wood and sedan d e ville.
all e xtras. n ica
. ......................
1595.00
1958 Chevrolet club coupe. RH and auto. v ery cle an .. 1095.00
1957 P ontiac 2-door sedan, p ower and air,
clean. low mileage
. .... . ...... ...................... 1095.00
1957 Oldsmob ile 88 h ard top coupe. equipp ed
and clean
................. ... .. .
. .... ...... ............... 995.00
1957 Buick centu ry sedan . p ow er and extra clean ...... 895.00
1955 Lincoln sedan, all pow er and a ir .
795.00
1 El Paso owner . .... ...... .... ....
1956 Mercury 2-door HT, air conditioned•
695.0!l
clean. save $200
1956 Dodge V -B HT coupe. equ ipped and very clean ... 645.00
1959 W artbu rg sedan (C-erman } cost $2100.
595.00
gels 35 m iles per gallon ..
. ..... .. ......... .
1958 P ac.kard Patrician 4-door sedan,
44.000 m il'.ls. clean .. ........ ......... ...................... .......................... 595.00
1955 Ford V -8 sed"ln, n ew t:res,
595.00
clca:l A -1 condition
1954 Chcvrolei 2-door sedan RH. runs fin e
345.GO
1949 Cadillac sedan. extra clean
.. .... .. ................... .. 295.00
95.00
1951 Lincoln sed an. runnin g condition. only .......
SO Fine Cars To See
BLISS
UTO SALES
LOW FINANCING RATES
4730 PERSHING DRIVE
EL PASO
DIAL L O 8-1811
~ _-WIND & SAND-Friday, Nov. 25, 1960
a ·ds Presented
Radar To---. -V
Spol Speeders
1)
Con1tinuc'd from Page 1)
t Theater Ceremony
•are bc:nig oip•erarteld in the
ih'ous1:ng area and Uhrou.gihout
~he :range, on mia1~ked as well
ConlinuC'd from ?age 1)
Hipolito R. Fierro;
as unmarked veihk'lcs.
Cor.inne R. Gla'J:;blard. Ju•a n
'"ElalClh unli·t is used indedcB1ausscd and re-used for
·audio pu1yOS(•S. The e3t1ma1t- Glalvin, Donald GrC;~hmlan, pendenitly
and
may
be
ect s·:win1gs from t his ~u•g.ges- Virgi!i:o Hern·an:dcz, MJi'g•a r- mounlted on a po'st or road
t'cn alone are ait le~as•t $4,000 d~ M. Jueau, Blarb.i•ra D. silgn and used withou1t a ve- . very con'Serva·tive, consid- Klein, Raymond J. Larla, hicle ·a t ·all," Col. Kin1g 1!aid.
Cl'mg t1he faot tha1t the. use / Ambrosfo s. Lucerlo, ValenIDa·c!h four-1pa11t l"'adar uni:t
of thC' tpe has been w1dely , tm Mlaese, All.fonso s. Lu- consdslts elf a forked - two
extended.
cP.ro, Valentin Mae·se, A l fonso pronig - pl•asltic type antennia
Mlar'tin.
t 1h ait can be moiunlted on a
Smoke Gernade
. .'
~
.
oar door roa·d s·i•g n or other
James C. Wns'.:;on, IRM,
W1!1:::- S. ,1.fal'tmez, Katih- sol1'd ob.'e
t·
d' l . d.
J o , a ua m wa•t or .
SLl'".Jgeste·d the W'e of smoke 7~ ~ r:ioore, T.homas S. 1th1a1t rc1gislers spee•d in miles ~
g~rn1ade~ inste:2d of fla r es in
a e,
aiy B. Pope'. .John I per hour; a radio hokin1rr
the Po1go-Hi tar<get fo!· op- W. Powell, Donlald R1~mger, 1·timer-box approxl!.maitcly
rt 'cs. Tlhc smoke grenade is Nell D. R'Olbe·l."'ts, Sally Soh- by l2 1·n·'"h
d
' .
"' es square, an a
l r·~s 11:i7ardous to personnel mutzer, Ma·I'gia~ot SitPvenson, Id e•tia clh 1a ble recorder that
1j n the launch c~ew 1ntl also Ber!tha P. Suit..er, Homer S ... "annfers
· f Orn11a "vl'On
Spec d 10
'"' , ,,
lP~s hazardous in the "'venit Th'omas, Lela L. Th1omas, and Ito g anh i
f
Iill
,1 K y 1·k
r ., s or re erence pur1 .an
1o f off r anirc impact. A l"Jnual
· 0 ·
poses.
1
·s';.w!nf'S for this su1i:;g-c-s tion
Suggestions
. "We are anxious that miswrr0 c-tima•tcd a1t $7,000.
sl
l
d
C'hla rles R. Abel, Michael j 1 e range perso~ne. un ~rMrs. Do1cthy D. Smith, E. Brady, John E. Brown, stand th1at our a'Im 1s to mCPO, m:Jde h1·0 sugr:cslions, Eusbaquio J. Chavez, Betty :f1o!111l and warn drli'Vers fur
NEW POSTMARK IS BORN-Station Superintendent
ione with locial applic-alion
"'f""
d
t · :t t
Frank
P. Ramirez, of the WSMR Branch, Las Cruces
.
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D.
Cl-ap·p,
Richard
J.
Dem"~
.:'y.
reas·ons
an
no
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W1' h mian, hr bencf1b for t·
k' M .
T GI . I h give c1tJatJons" Col Kmg a'Cl
Post Office, operates the new machine which cancels
ian rw11nl of i\30. The other i: nis=1, o1seMs ..h alrctLa, V'al 'ded
'
.
siamps with the newly-installed "White Sands Missile
"?~
L. .uanson,
w 1ae
cn•gta ,
·
1 .or
c:i:o I1 a11 · • d ll f ·?~;> was
an
P L .
Ed .. ·d J
When pointed acros·s a
Range,
N. M." (insert) pos~mark. beginning Nov. 15,
imp11 JVC'IT'Lnt in a :Cepart- 1 Ler:-y · ozier,
\,\; .u
· 1 rdad the
Mcc3 11dle;
,
antenna of the ra1960. Wi±h a new bailing machine. the institution of the
m:nl o.f th~ Army forP1. All- /
... d J M Cl 11
I
dlar unit can pick up a vecancelling machine permits cancelling, sorting and
. ~n M . c 't1 1 •
A.he
. c e an. smae1 .
J?~ ·a· : ·'· • ~11':..1f ' 1~ ...1 rct- , G. Mad.rid, Doro'.hy N. More- h1cle more thlan 600 yards
bundling of mail at the first handling, instead of at· a
c~1vc s.x .awa1c" ur aC:.Olp - he•a d R osemiary p·iPrcP, R a- away' and t<he
· s•p eed of motor
second handling at the main office as theretofore. The
4ately
.
cd sugigr"l •ons.
Id·a 0 . s e k u i i·c, sc'dotcrs re'gisler as ancu1
n1 cn '~
::;1a11n1as,
.....
new operations require no addiiional help at the Branch.
Tn th
e
cait
r·-:01
Y
of
pro
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R
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E
as
that
of
ears
and
t•·uc'ks.
Allee ,
u1ma er, '""x .
,
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1
(U.S. Army photo)
~L'"'f0 ~<' r s. D nn1s C. Tr u.
F
F w· 11· s· The equipment is similar to
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S .b
Tap1ia, raniceis
.
i iam '
JI lo a nd Lov1ta G. ~: e·l re-1
A
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L tJhlait used by most sitat,, h'i•mh.
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(GroUtp
war· s
oy
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an add1~:on~l award Deen and Daniel Keen, Ro- way paltrols, ~nd can be opl f $•. ;J for a p1 oc.edure sugirio P. L ez and Edward em'ted: effecrtnvely by one
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in eithT!'oop C'omm'aind, WSMR, vep'o·.rit€'d in from .mt. Church.
J.•ay1•or op
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er direction on a road.
dreiports sevel"al changeis in i1JI, and w ill be comimandirug
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"During the firs.t au•arter ulty a•sS1i'grnmenlts ei!Pctive oflficer •ait Oscura Ran
1:..,n w1i;; adoptC'd at AOMC,
of the currenlt f;isc\'ll v~ar, we this week.
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issued 250 citations o1 which
tlhe AiFB a·t Vii<~burg Geri'W3rd \\'as ~ 55, and t1h,~ ::iav38 per cent were for speed- and C~plt. N~rm1a n R. Bc.nda, many. H~ replaices '
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ing" Maj R A Kelly opei-.a- exe·euitrve officer, Det. 5, will Bern•a"'d S D ""b
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re.., er as co·m appmx;rrnte $2,400.
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iions ofJJ:cer, PIMD, said in 11eave SO'On to abtenid the Or- m a nd•i ng oiff1i'Cer Dieit. 3 at
M/'S~~t Stephen F . Crowexpl•ainling a wtall chart in dna111ce Ofif\J'Cel's Adv:an1ced HlollfQlml
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ore a a er emr"Slted that the Soldier of the
very few two-ioar and mu~lti- Ground, Md. C'aipl!:. Devinney " 10 ,..a
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11\fonth be 1i antcd a .,,25 cash w~·th the N'ike Zeu s test an plc-car accidenlts and injur- la~ served as co1rnmandm.g iD . C.
a~;ard in addition to the other cons-11,uichon prognam.>.
res. And, by using' these orffilcer, Det. 2, for appr<ox1rE"C'111"n1' ·on heretofore pt'Ovid!Amorng tihe Nike Zeus fa- radars in the h'oosing area maieily twio y.e'ars. His su1cO ther ofilicern deplart'.ng are
Ni. Sgt Crowley's sugr,;eslion d:lities were t'he delfense .cen- wthcre we hesitalte to pur~ cessor is Cap1t. Lee M. Sher- Oap1t. Charles L. Burds1a.I,
/ ch1ief, Sup.ply and ~alnten­
ab;o re.rnHed in a recommen- iter are1a, the poiwer plian1t sue a speeder; on range ro•ads man.
c~3ticn' from the incentive 'buJilding, the ti1ansmiitter 1to Stlarnon Si'le and J~hodes Oap•t. Roy A. Shannen ha1s iance Brlaniah, who will go to
<m~ard~ C'Ommioitce to the 1b uiMing, the receiver build- Canylon, and the Desert Road, taken over as chief, Mess Vietman and Ca•pt. Wlmam
C'c.'mm':md1:nf{ ,Q'C'neral thr.t in ing, the battcry-convtol build- we hope to reduce sy.>eed vio- Branch, • r epJla:cing
Capt. W. Ooleblank wlho re>tires on
Dn"i:tinn to the rcco~nHion •i ng, and tJhe tar1get tria'sk l'ations considerbly."
Shenn1an.
Nov. 30 adlter 20 years milip·•ovidcd for m! litary person- radar bu~ldinig.
Ohar1ts in Mai. Kel!y"s ofCapt. A J . Whli1t~ield ju1st tiary servi'ce.
nell for ad.op•tcd sug-czesti0n:; I 'Dhe sena~tors were guest~ ' Tice show tha:t WiSIMR's hiigh- ·
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Own Post.mark sotil.Js !:'ome of tihe time of the u11ar appo•intmcn~s Ior the in- 1J'. Rilfand, Cornmande,. of the
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A!r F'orco Da!L "ic Mi·ss1le
F r ank P. Ram irez, Station rcFp•onsil.Jility lies in the inD;visi·on, a.l lhl' ki:t:er't: he•adSuperintendent of the WSMR spod~~on of all mC'Jl, J:.'l"Ulitry,
Confers Wifh Stcdcnts J qua.rltcn; in F.n·cr!rwo'lld, Calif.
Branch, Las Cruces, N. M., veigc•ti:Jhlc, fnu t and dairy
France cncou rages the st uTA. Col. G 'rnn Cran.:? an'd
Post Office, announced the products brouight ont0 the dcni!s to continue w i1th HH'r Cl11arlc1s n chards·in of tihe
establishme.nt of a "White I p'o•3t.
Th.cse food !lroduc-ts / cd~cia•tion, not to drop enurs- Arm,v Racke-t and Guided
Sands M1ss1le Range, N. M.," are ex:immcd to make wrc es 111 the middle of the tC'rm. Missile Agency, an AOMC
postmark, and put it in to t'hey meet government sland- He tric•s to find •out all tihia•t 1 elcmcnlt, t:!Ltended th' pl·aneffect on Nov. 15.
ards. Samples are d• awn h1:s. s·taff C'an do for the in- mng scf'~ion. Colonel Crae
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whte1h musit unde r1gio c'.lreful d•1v1du 1al student>, gc•ts their i,; ARGMA's P1ojc'0t D. Tctor,
Arrival and mstal latwn of an13ly<scs. The :piast weeks p1a~t hi:>itory, su·ggesls way•s BaJli,l1c M 1'<;sil0 and Spa'cc
R.cha1·dson ho'lcls
,a cancelling m~ch1nC' with the jlhlave heen well O'C'cupiecl w:•'h of i1111provin1g their time, Def ns0.
proper n ew d1e, and <t ball- , exam:ni:ng the tremendou s asks 1hC'm wh:it C'oursese llwy a key pO,'i-l in AThGMA's Re!ng machme was the result shi·pments of t urkey;; d ,,st.in - thin1< t hey need and want, scal'eh and Dcvelopmc'1t Opof a suggest10n made by Ra- ect to grace Vlih ite S nncts asks tihcm if t1hcy think the crat;ons slaff.
mirez to Postal Inspectors on hiblcs on the Thank~;::iving l1albo11aitory and cl!hcr cqui·ZJI n ac-coHl3r<.:e wil.h a reca recent visit.
j'h oJ..day,
me~'t of the ~cnkr i~ adP- 1ent . Depinitmcnt of Defense
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quUc for th cu· need~, anrl clc.c.: ;;;rm, the Air Forc 0 will
·1uc h gr;la er cxpe i IOn in
:equC'fn tlmspect1o~~s arc a£k3 for ·o'l'lwr sug'[:l";lions TJI"Ovidc A.b<; ICBMs l,1uncihma1
ana mg w ill rPsult ma e ?
ie prcm i<>r's of tihe s;!udcr.ts m1:.µ ht h:ivC'.
c d. f:'O'm V. nderbur" Air
Until the installat~on of th e pla~;ts_ rn El \'·".s'o unct L:is j J\ ,t the present, rnme of this Fo:C't' B.lsE', O~l'f., as f<lrgels
postmark h ere· mail was for- Crucr~ from wi.uch l'he gov- effort is bent toward fmdin~ for the Nike Zell.'> syste1n.
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warded •.to the Las Cruces ~.~~·~en tn punr~~as·es foo~ to out what co urs(s it woulcl lJ.,
The Army ·i" cltrrc•n'iy in Posl Of rce twice a day. There
sa I t<1ry crud Lons. , b"s·t for ·tlhc cen !C'l' • o orfcr 5 tall; 11g •
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with t·he "Las c r u ccs, N . M." an·an
mu·s·t
also
vt·•·t
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sites to check on food storF ollowing th 's up wit:1 co·1- ciific
N•il·~ Zl!U" 1r.is ·ilcs
<i';:e facilitiC'g and s3n:tation. crr 'c sugrrc·1tio~s carlv nP ·t
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Operation of the n e ''·'
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C:aplt. Sitookey i'> a grad- mo."'!h t1'1e pr.isl w:.11 b:: r.'il'cu- L·om I"·v.·aj1l.,i11 in t'h:! Feries
equipment permit s the ad- t ~
r A u b urn Un ·,\'rrsily l1arize'd •to d e tcrm1·ne f u, ti1"r 1 of info ccplt le:;*s using Atkis
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ia.e o
ditional stPps in processmg (Alabamla Polvtc hn·c JnMi- wih-~t C'lasses will b~ in dC'- missih; as tmget1>.
the 2,500 pieces of Fll'st Class tute) <1l Auburoi. Ala. He mnn'd next. !'Pme.>trr. It is
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Mail each day w ithout an- 1 and h:s wife, M.1 ry A lice, exprnlC''d
thia·t the fn.rms,
nitional personnel, R amirez have three chilrlren.
T1:1e w1:1ich are brtn'g printPd al0
stated, adding,
family lives on post. Stookey I reaidy, will be 0il'cul·n1l d 1.h
"Opening of 1he new hous- c~me to WSMR from p ri\"ate fir;:ot week in Dscr'lllb''f and
ing area will requir e t hC' onl:v practice in M·1y, ln60, to sue- that the rC'1pli<"s will he in ,
additions to the Branch of- eecd TJt Geor1gP C. Ed wards. by Dccemlber 15.
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fice staff-one more carrier, Sfc F.:i\\'ard Senn, NCOIT,
Me1a nwhilc, !he cdu.c-a·tfon
So the rD2h t crews, ~el to
making a total of three for E'~'l4 J1:imes R. L ovell a'1d Pfc CC'ni'cr has dr" wn up a 1firn 111c1 n• IJ'·c1"1" ·nl rockets in
the Missile Range."
Geruld L. Sl'.c·fia?'lez are mcm- 1 ~"nlkitive schedule of cl·asscs. M1e Nor''.1 Am:ricl:m Gontinbers cf the straff.
ThC'y •are En·g l ;sh 101 anid ent N( Lw'Ork series. held
Alth ough the work force F.ng!iic'h 102; Survey of Civi- lhcil' ~'ioo·t for a new reason
In 1849, a r .egu'1ar stage lire is small, it m:kcs a tr:-n'ien- lizia~·ion (Hi8itory) '101 ; Chem- - .a bu[fialo count,
was estaiblished between In- dous confribu·!ion to WSMR l~fry 102; Maithe1matic3 110, - - - - J . - - · - - - - - dependen•ce, Mo., and Santa '1iPrough c·onscien!kous 11tten- 131, 132, and 231; German Atlrn:n~~tr1at'ion 252 a:id 332;
Fe, m1aking the round tri:;> t:ion to du ty bcc·a usc of ihe 1111; Mcc•h anit,al Enginc.cring Public Speal,ing 253; EconotWi.(!e monthly and catrying rC'aliz;ition of a grave re- 112; Flcc•tr1ioal Engin•·cring m :cs 253; c:ncl. Psychology
mail.
sponsih l~ty .
211, 212, :and 218; Bc1siness 320.
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Mess.
'beltween
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1t<he mornin1g rw'h-hcmr. HowOther rr ci?icnts of a'Yards
ever, :he has no ex.pl'analion
were a., ro1Juws:
·for
the high in'cldenr.e be1
Outstandi'1g Performance
tween 10 and 11 a.m. and
Louis M, Chnis tcn scn. Wil3 and 4 p.m.
liam IP. Garrett, Charles N.
On the b1i3ghlt s'i de, there
Recd, and Franklin W. Savwere fower accidents cf all
agr.
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types dul'ing the fa~t quarSpecial Act Or Service
ballistic missile research and 1t~r of the 1961 fiscal yoor
M 1il1'garct K. 3tcltson. James I in development of missile de- · 1Ul'al'll in any quarlter since
D. Hartsell, Daniel L . Keen, fcnse systems. Operations of September 1959.
and (·g1'oup a ward) J c, ry R the "'American Mariner," also
-----DtBusk, Raymond E. Miller, caled the DAMP ship - for
<md Rcbel't W. Tempel.
Downrange Antimissile M eaSusiained Superior
rnrement Program-are dirPerformance
r'Ctcd by the Army Rocket
D,iro't1h,v C. Ak0rs, Rnb0rt
and Guided Missile Agency,
H. Amm:nn", F rank C. Apoan
element oI the Army Ordd11c•a, P:i,Jnda A. B!e·der man,
nance
Missile Command.
DcNy Boruff, D oro thy C.
ARGMA is a lso t echnical
B11adh am, Manuel C'araveo,
Hrlt'n Clanon. Be.Uy D. Clapp, mpervisor of the developBc1·nice Ocnk Jin, Alfredo H. ment program fo r the Nike
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