sW Pits jirtesia Weather This Is Artesia i Roids Sometimea it takes an emer piir tonieht aad Friday. Little SeiM) like the %it% main break rvoirs (UUf •“ temperature. Low to- today to brina out the Ingenuily in folks. Stored away eamping ^(hl SO. hl

mUME FIFTY-TW O PRICE FIVE CENTS N. M. ARTESIA, NEW MEXICO, THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 8, 1 9 5 5 l e a s e d a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s w ir e NUMBEPv 179 i 6^434 on Ave^ ras suppiy cut niiMiiiiiiiii, MURE a rr HUGE n >sO). ARTHMOVER CHOPS UP EUHICE-ARTeSIA lIHE rtesia Legion Opposes Solicitor RuleEmergency Crews Rushed Feather 7M. Post to Seek In From Nearby Cities il Is Set Amendment to To Restore City Service The entire city of .Arte-'^ia and it.>< suiTounfia(liny> bulldozer cut the iiain f>-inch Southern Union Gas Co. line from the Eunice fields. The break \\u.- 2 mile< east ith a goal of $11,899 Clarence Kepple P o s t o f h e r e . ne $40U g r e a t e r th a n No. 41, American Legion, lye a r ’ s — the 1955 is militantly opposed to The accident occurred on the A\ Woelk farm where the earthmovin^ etjuip- itimiiiiii the new law requiring ♦ * * * * m* nt |•■\ellln ground lor irri- Bunity C h e s t d r iv e ■ t night, at which A movement to have the law when hi: dra;^ bucket hit the pipe P White, commander of amended htH be considered at the Cold lunch was the fare of must .\rlrsianv today due to the Souther . I ni-.n rr ' ;;-r W it Kepple Post No. 41, Am post's meeting next month, it was gas line break. liani .Mc-Guitv iriiiiie team.- from Lovingtun, Hager- Closing oi any ward at the hospital Mar's Drive-In managed to put enough elertrir stoves, hut man. • lovi.s and v arlsbad were pvticipaling agencies are: plates and percolators into use to serve their patrons as usual. rity Welfare, budgeted for at Fort bayard. " rushed It: .Arles.a to assist in the The law regarding fund solicit- tTiff's t'afcleria hastily had its gas equipment connected to hu job and that -.iviee was expected t this year as compared to tane tanks and had hut lunches ready almost on schedule. Ikst year Oirl Scouts, $4.- ing. House Bill 226, classes as a to be lullv re.stored to all users charitable organization any “bene­ Restaurants and cafes without electrical appliances and by early evening .About 30 extra 0!' $4,200 last year, Unit- unable to obtain butane or make the necessary change-over BLOWOl'T—Thousands of cubic feet of natural gas are roaring out of this gaping hole in the main volent, philanthropic, patriotic, or gas company m -n were called into { Fund (L'SO), $537 com were obliged t olimit their menus to sandwiches cereals pie Southern Union Co. gas line two miles east of the city this morning. In the background, bulldozer eleemosynary person ' or group, serv ite. lie $500. and Heart fund, and the like. IR( ume as in 1954. driver Jack Privett surveys the damage done wheti his earthmoving eerntpfli^L!* severed the city's which would include the veterans' While the acextent did nut llavc 1al .SH«4j41 main gas source. tAflvocate photo) organizations. disastrous effeei.s. it took on the “While Hc arc continually help­ aspect ot disaster operation. More ing veterans and their families in Five Dead. 30 Hurl in Separale Air than 6U p«T cent of all Artesia il (Jiamber emergencies, we are not a charit­ businesses are dependent upon gas able organization,” declared a Le­ for one or more of their opera­ Attorney General Rilling gion spokesman. “Much of our aid (Crashes of Airliner. Bomber, Jel tions. Inderway consists in helping itinerant vet­ .MeGinty said that all gas lines erans who become ill and need By THE AS.StK lATED PRESS in the city s,. .stem would have to |U1 Khedule of Chamber of food, medical care or transporta­ At least five persons are dead and nearly 30 were injured this be purged ol air before turning committee meetings Won’t Effect City Schools tion only lor the duration of an morning in two western airplane crashes. the ga- back into the city mams. iRixn for today and tomor- emergency.” At Burbank. Calif., a twin-engine transport, in trouble after takeoff, A tier the main line pressure 2 p. m today presidents .Most funds are raised by the dropped the city regulator valve An attorney general's opinion at ‘‘There is a $7 fee for high school and commercial groups saving by getting a $7 activity card, American Legion and other veter­ tried to limp back to Lockheed Air Terminal today but crashed short ol was shut, dosing utf all supply. students that covers the school an­ |wh the Chisum Trail celc- anta Fc yesterday that schools can­ instead of purchasing an annual and ans' groups through giving din­ the runway, killing at least three Then the mam line was cut at the not require an activity fee from nual and admission to athletic ; committee to discuss next paying admt.ssion fees as they go. ners, dances or entertainments persons and injuring about 25. Pecos, river shutull valve in order students will not affect the activi­ events, plays and other similar ac­ But the fee is something they ar 2popo$ed observance. rather than by solicitation of mon­ Boy Is Bitten The big DC3 cut a power line, to allow servicemen to repair the ty fee system at Artesia High tivities," .Mills said. ‘‘But students permitted, rather than required to ey, it was pointed out. Exceptions break piO p m. a meeting of the school, in the belief of Superinten are not required to pay this fee. Mrs. Betty Marsh, of 307 S. Sev- mangled a fence, struck a parked pay.” to this are the poppy and forget- l.ine I nrter Pressure m ■ ■(.ntion tommittee was set dent of Schools Vernon R. Mills. "They can effect a considerable The attorney general's opinion ent St., reported to police that her air force C54— killing a civilian me-not street sales. The mam line was under 175 "n of the survey to be was sought by State School Super­ school boy son, Carl, wg> bitten by who was working on a wing—and -i here by representatives On Agenda a dog while delivering newspapers smashed into a hangar pounds of pressure at the tune of intendent Georgia L. Lusk to clari the accident and officials express- I uisuranre companies. Pur fy a situation at Beicn. The opin­ Further discussion of the mat yesterday. She said the dog ran The starboard engine exploded ; ed relief over the fact that no ^ the survey is to point out ion said the Belen public high ter at the next meeting will in­ out from 1307 W. Grand avc. Police and burned but luckily the flami. - Fourteen Bands, Many Floats stray static spark ignited the sud­ > and suggest means of school was requiring all students to clude a study of the entire law, it raid the dog's owner bad been no­ were quickly quelled Passengers den blow oft. CO. . them purchase activity cards at $5 each was said. tified to keep the animal tied up scrambled out and fled, fearing a In ordering the closure of the for ten days. Gas company police and news- oup committee meeting is The cards cover athletic events, fire. The nose of the DC3 was g Distance! To Be in ENM Fair Parade Fort Bayard surgical ward, the - paper and radio station phones P m tomorrow. The regu- school plays and similar activities. broken ofl. Veterans Administration’s view HUB C/VPS STOLEN I were swamped with calls as the meet mg of the C^m- Such fees would be contrary to .And at Las Vegas Nev., a LI 25 ROSWELL (Special)—Fourteen bits but some of these departments point was given as holding that a While wrestling bouts were ia service went off. I hoard of directors will be the constitutional requirement of medium bomber collided with a jet bands from all sections of New give promise of being over-crowd­ satisfactory prolcssional level progress last night in Our Lady of Gas was escaping through an I** 11:45 a. m. next Monday. ed again this year, Tessier said. free public schools, the opinion fighter and crashed while attempt­ Mexico, organization, community could not be maintained because Grace Center, a thief stole hub caps ei.ght inch hole in the big mam Punch Jones, in charge of the said. "Such fees may only be ing a landing at .McCarran field charged by express legislative au­ of the isolated location of the from two automobiles parked out­ but officials thought they could 5 R S and commercial floats will feature quarter horse show, a new addi­ side thority . it said. hospital. (Continued on Page F'our) (Continued on Page Four) P. 0. pox i* ^011^hi H ere the opening parade of the Eastern tion to the fair this year, expects “Patients from here who have New Mexico State Fair which starts .some of the finest stock in the gone to Fort Bayard for surgery ■ r’ ^Clwvks Ja ile d Tuesday and runs through Satur southwest for the event. The hal­ Work Is Started have had nothing but prai.se fur day night Lt. Gen J R. Gay, sup ter clas.ses will compete Wednes­ the caliber of surgeons and qual­ on a fraudulent check erintendcnl of New .Mexico Military day afternoon and the performance ity of service there," was the con­ Institute, and Brig. Gen. C. W. classes Thursday afternoon. ^Ibert Chandler, 30, saw- On Hagerman IIS census of Legionnaires here. >t'L liiu*''^ ■'far Weed, was local Schott, commanding the 47th air Bill Wingfield, directing the ro­ They pointed out that there is foday where division at Walker Air Force Base, deo each of the five nights, with always a long waiting list for the city, county, and state officials ” wn placed last night on Lynn Beuller arena director, says 1936 Yearbook surgical wards at the Veterans will ride at the head of the parade more contestants than ever before Sot drunkenness. hospital in Albuquerque and that have indicated they will be here. With the beginning of the school I ^ f pleaded guilty today be Rowland Tessier, president of the Fort Bayard hospital fills a Bcutler Brothers are bringing their year the Annual Staff began work I ^ f John F.llicott on two the fair, said today early entries in on the Hagcrman School Annual, definite need. _ bit cheek charges. Sentcnc- all departments of the fair, indicate top stock and a number of special­ IIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIU ties for each of the five nights. the 1956 Bobcat, their aim being Two weeks ago, a district meet­ ^ postponed Chandler ad- the largest exl Vd® in the 33 years to produce a more attractive and ing here of the Disabled American Worthless check.s to the fair has been in operation. En- Fair attendance is expected to reach 60,000 this year, President interesting yearbook than ever be­ Veterans took identical stands on la filling .stations sever- largcmepts in buildings just com­ fore. ago Tessier said. both issues. pleted will provide for more exhi­ No school funds are used for payment of any expenses incurred in producing the annual and the cost of each b(H>k is much more Schools Ready iOOO-Barrel-a-Davj Cutback Hits Lea Oil than the sak' price of $2.50. The Annual Staff manages to defray the additional expense by the sale Saturday Fun k as Result of Refinery Holocaust of sub.scriptions. In order that the staff maS’ '*^Thc recent rc- chases by a similar basis through­ “Thcre is no question we will have know how many yearbooks to have fiBATlON] L j * Whiting, ind., has out the country. to do something, but since Stano- printed, they arc setting Sept. 29 as Frolic Plans Iftid is to testify at our regular the final date for reserving a ICE kllonn approxi- Maccy said the affected Lea A Saturday ‘‘fun frolic” recrea­ k barrels a day in the County producers, their storage hearing next week, we felt like 1956 Bobcat. The total price of the tional program for fifth and sixth nriAL crude oil the Stanolind tanks beginning to fill, “are just the situation would be clearer by book is $2.50 which may be paid grade boys and girl.s in the .\rte.sia STIAI- ^‘*‘•'8 Co. is taking out beginning to feel the pinch.” then as to the length of the time now, or a deposit of $1 will reserve public .schools, to continue through­ OTIVE *'*** founty fields When the tanks arc full, the of the cutback.” He said it would a yearbook to be delivered in the out the school year if enough at­ . Conservation Commis- only course in such a situation be pos.siblc for the oil commis.vion spring If a sufficient number of tendance is obtained, wa.s announc­ ' ’illiam SH Maccy said to- would be to shut in the wells, he to reduce every field to the 55 per subscribers arc interested, trans­ ed today by Superintendent Vernon Richard*** said, because there would be no cent figure, but that would mean a parent plastic covers may be or­ R Mills total production cut for the stale dered, to bo sold for 25c each...... Bnivi P'""''*’®**'* approxi- outlet for the crude oil among oth­ Sponsors for the program are ^ . ^■'Tels of New Mox- er purcha.scrs. of lictween 45 and .’K) Ihnii.sand When ordering please indieale Leon Hardgravc, Coy Motley and Such a situation al.so raises the barrels a day. This seemed like whether or not these covers are John Reach. They have asked all quite drastic action in the ah de.sircd. 'tiiim,hiim! ,/ ' ine K'a'*’siair IHissibility. Maccy said, that the Niys interested to meet wOh them F«'d, re affected wells would be hurt by sence of more definite information Staff members this year are as in the High School Ivoys' gym at IRAM , "•'•’'Fs curtailment drainage by other wells in the on the extent of the problem. Ma follows: Milton Creek, Editor; Bus in a m. on Saturday, Sept. 17, and iness manager, Mary Kaye F.vans; ofih.. . »*'vni of oi 00 55 same pool which are still produc­ cey said. girls to meet at the same hour and EA KOOl I allowables a.xsigned ing at 100 per cent for other pur­ Also, he added: “It's perfectly Copy Editor, I’hyllis Jumper; place on Sept. 24. '®""med to theStano- chasers. This might prove true possible that the producers who Sports Editor, Janet Whevler; Fea­ The program consists of games If the situation extended over a are being forced to cut back may ture Editor, Gwen Hammons; Pho­ of various kinds such as volleyball up the so-called back allowable, tographer, Martin Florez; Photo­ *’‘‘*^'* ■dviaed period of lime at least. soccer, basketball, ba.seball. soft- Breakfl Iw; cut will be in "Any time you gel an inctjuilable so that, in the end, the slate grapher, Shirley Dearman, Spon- ball, table tennia. football, track, FIRING U r—Bolton Oil Company i,ervice men work rapidly to install butane liiu-s to Advocate lino­ l'*o weeks, and situation within a pool someone might nol lose any over-all pro- so and Advisor, Mrs. Rulb SUrix- tiimMing, rope Jumping, bicycling, type machines this morning alter gas failure in order to get the paper out to Artesia readers on lime. Has reduced ila pur­it likely to gel burt," klacey taid- ductioB." BGTi Aiul gymtuaUcs. lAUvucaU pbulo) n kw Thttr?.hy. F »ff Tire n t r ARTT«;i\ AnvoTAir. ARTF j;m'sl sfUMkiT. s|H‘;ikmi; on ' I’ostur'* l‘ois«‘ iiiu Alpha held pledge and jewel ershaiii and M - ■■ :in-on.ilit>" at a inf(‘tiMk; of .\l|>lia l.amixia chapter of heta Sutma Month Meet The First Baptist CJ.urcn has re pin eereiiiony for ineiiiher* at a Mrs icfllei cently completed its liraded Choir I’hi This nieetin:; wa> helil rue>i(la> eseiuni; in Itic home of Mrs Itill Mi Music month was observed by meeting held Tuesday evening in Juhiimi. Ai-liin r..i-,.,v,..| members of Clarence Kepple unit program This type of program the home of Mr* Lowe Wieher pi iu-..r».|iioii), and Mr, Kes' presutent Ifo-.les'es were Mrs I’at Faire> and Mrs I’aul fsiott consists of a number of choirs (or 41. American Ia‘iiion auxiliary sh.-ini vr was 111 ihart-i- nati"''* Mrs I'laston Meiief-e had the prot;rain on "'rhe Hixf> Ileantifiil " all ages in the church Under the which met Tuesday evening at the direction of Music Director, Mil- Mrii Uwis 1* Mean, pf,, jfiir the < ------— I Hetn“shments of apple pie (op|>ed Veterans Memorial building burn Moore, five choirs have been music as the Sancutary Choir. On the following wiih j,„,.i ,,‘Y .(isd with le" eream and coffee were Preceding the meeting a eov Orlan Syferd. Mrs iv,e Ii4ts4‘im iry l*4*nv . SCI A ed set up with plans for a sixth Sundays the two older choirs are ered-dish supper was enjoyed with combined (or the service* Mrs K F Elvin and Mr, Those present were Mrs Herbert These include: Sanctuary Choir .Strong tire ** Legion members, Mrs. Howard The younger choirs meet on Is lhnm n‘4l o;i ]lleasle\, Mrs K K Hlessini;. Mrs Whitson i« music chairman and (Adults); Youth Choir (Young iVople): Carol Choir (Juniors); Wednestjay evening at 7:00 and Mrs Means, pr. sidem , , lrow> ■. harles Bruce. Mrs Victor Clack. she introduced Dwtynb Young Cherub Choir (Primaries); Celes­ study music fundamentals, make ed a short biisim.,, nieei,, L lamb H \inlh Itirlhthty ! -Mrs Charles T. Currier, Mr* Pat who rendered several piano selec­ *01 tial Choir (Beginner*--ages 5, 6). notebiMiks containing various mu* which time rush season I be cu Kairw. Mrs Hillard Irby. Mrs Bill tions. cussed. ■i^in slca K.-.-emars I’etlv was honored I Ke> s. .Ms John .McKadin. Mrs Clay- The Sanctuary Choir meets each ic items, and have a perioil of sing In c rcgulai meeting was held :n 1 Thursday evening for an hour and ing The boys and girls of toitay ^ host* pre.si.nt a err Mr, with ,i party on W ednesday after , ion Menefee. Mrs Paul Scott, Mrs the Sombrero room with Mr.' Jack works on music for the coming will be adults toomrrow and they Knurr. Mrs .MiTvm Wurlrv (buyers ft mH>n on h«-r ninth turthday anni | James Shortes Mrs Johnnie Ware, Whitaker, president, in charge . are receiving training which will Jack Conner. Mrs Hill jjjii ih*l rersary hy her mother Mrs Italph | Diem.H'i's. anil Mrs Lillian Htiiler. The unit voted to raise Ih- dues , Petty ! educational advisor and Chrisl make them the choir memliers of Homer Lower, Mrs Krih- E kf from $2.V) to M per per year year For gun. Mrs J || .\'hle>. Mr, ^ r.l of An \flel the i hildren played -am-s j I'he ne\l meetini; will Ih' TuA mas and Easier concerts tomorrow Many an adult today the past ll'.iee years 'he liwjl u lit es Gleghorn, .Mr, la-v,,, Tirf* iSat lic.ht retreshmeiil- won- si-rveil jilay. Sept JO at the honu- of Mrs. One of the most convenient products to keep on your canned foods The Youth Choir m eet*' each would b«‘ a fair singer had they has not letuined any of the dues Mrs W S linnier, and jj- It predirts The birthday cake ol ehixiilatc dec 1 llerlMTt Beasley ihelf is Florida gra|>efiuit sections. They make a wonderfully tart Tuesday evening at 6:30 for 45 had a small amount of training in as it took the entire amount to pay Chipnian and those rii-,.,,,', duun t ii|'.ilt-d III M'llow -lltiTi-d the tj salad, tossed with greens and French dressing. They extend seasonal minutes and sings the same type childhood, Moore said. fresh fruits in salads and fruit cups and des.seiis. They go to work or the department and national dues pledge and jewel |>in. bit for thi le and SOc of each member's dues his iiuvsts to school in a sensible lunchbox, tpooneil into a paper cup for easy ■ 'JV’.Tffc" "f Ukel; Thosi preM-nt were thet nonorei- eating (if youVe a t-M-n-age daughter watching her weight, or a s|M>tiao been going to help maintain the ftban * yes and Jt-annie .Mtiiulfm. Susan Dan Mr and Mr' Clayton Meneft'e. tw-nt on losing hii paunch, they'll love you for substituting this for a nursery tt tlic Veterans Ho»rtl''l .jrnce Ik lels. Susaiin D-navan Palma Junes :I2S W Dallas Ave. entertained rich dessert). Hospital Reeol at Albuquti(|ue. ' . I'SDA n Allisun Smith. Shirlt-y i omplon with a dinner Tuesday eyening at ADM1S.SHJN Se|)l 7 y,-, Plans >yeer i|ade to serve the t Iotas of« i arid And-rsun. Bonnie and Susii their home in honor of Mr and Knife A Fork banquet on Tuesiluy, Hardman. 1506 Hank Mr, ■« Mrs Fillmore Mellard of Van are, accoiciing to Mi. James Itreit new york Hickey, 805‘i S .Sn-ond gatuirxiling Slry Jew ski. Ktwrta Beeves Vngeta Sept 27, Mrs Ralph Rogers is 1 ^ kumln Anderson Jaiku- MiMillan. Billy Nuys. Calif, and Mr and Mrs. Fel rnbach, ba,id Directo-, chairman and Mrs H B Gilmore, Johnny Pelligrini Is ' tk pric t.d BulU^'k (leoriie and Fred Yati CauhaiH*. Jr , of Hope Hagerman Birthday greeting for the menth co-chairman Made plans to be DISMISSED- Sept 7 j Stanlev liore A1 .\ndi-rson, and of September go to Olivij Gomez, hostess to the di.^trict 6 (all meet­ ers, 1402 Yucca. Mr, 'g j| Micha-1 Putty brother of the hon .Vdd a little grated onion and Ms T. .A Bledsoe, K-nneth Jen ing to be held here. Saturday, Oct. ARATOGA SPRINGS. N. V.—SavtrnI Aufuatn son and son, and Je,u» some orange rind to crcamstyl-c oree News Briefs nings. Ruth Rhodes, Peggy Ciimp- 22 at which time Mrs A P Genta ' J a S ago. having arrivod at th* maloncltoly ata^a cottage cheese Serve with sliced slen. Joyce Watson, David and of Alamogordo, state president where it# gutata thought th* coll*d-rope fir* *#• [11^ ! alifornia popularly known as orange, melon halls, bluberries or Mr and Mrs Vedder Graham Daniel Gomez, Jean Elliott. Milton will visit the uni's in this distpct cap** w*r* a nuioanc* rather titan quaint. Ih* AT TIIK the Houni- of a larue part of the blaekhemes. sliced banana, salad have made arrangements to move C«‘ck. BettyT Michelet, Barbara and Mrs H A. ('arr rf Hobbs, dis- famoua Uttered old Grand Union Hotel her* wna nation s fruit shipped vegetables gr'^ens Makes a giH>d luncheon to Star. Idaho, where Mr Graham Utterback. Ann Wyman. Louise tret presdent wilt he in charge of rased. Victor Herbert may have quivered a trifle which Were double the volunv of satid .Accompany with French has accepted employ ment Pilley, Mailyn Gibson, Joe Gomez. the m'heting. in his grave. It was in the gardens of th* Grand tiiuatkrs I her fruit priHlurtion in 1P54 dressing or mayonnaise Ina Jo Mann. Helen Disque, Dan­ Voted to send SIO to help send ' ! I Union that he heard a hot-eyed maiden whiaper to Mrs Fred Miller and son. Vance ny Harshey. Dorothy Sue West. Albuquerque post 13 Drum and j her escort "Kiaa me agalnl"—and that's how’ hit Ijimtsiiu GRANDMA MOSES AT 95 Woodruff, haev been visiting her Gerald Boyce. Eulalia Gregory, Bugle Corp to the national conven­ parade songe are born. Ask Rogers and Hammer* FRIDAY - SATl Rlt l uTON l- mother. Mrs \V E Ridgley and Clyde Kelley, Retty Wiggins. Reb« tion in Miami in October stein. 1 Press other relatives during a two weeks Utterback. Mrs. Floyd Hickson. Mrs D M Walter, girl state Many chanted Md raquiema for th* vanishsd HANAfiAlNSI vacation trip Also visiting Mrs. Gilbert Gomez, Fred Pilley. Sr.. chairman announced Girl Staters inn, myself included. It ha-1 been a colorful fix* i TORE. S J gem to i • Ridgley was another daughter, Lou Ann Harshey, J W Langen- yvill be guest at the October meet ture, full of wild and hoary memoriee. In thia «aay* IEllCOmil.» Mrs Mattie Kent and children of egger. Fronnie Bealer, Mrs J W going, tree-shaded, slowpokey town Furthermore, IfBCcitr IS di ing It also was announced the f Mai Haimar I ‘h onlv or I'orton. Kansas Greer, Rill Jumper. Larry Casa annual Veterans Christmas gift . . . almoAt it left Saratoga with only one reasonable top-draw* bonne. Frances West. Sabra Kel­ shop shower will be held at the , home ai/aiii er hotel, the Gideon Putnam. True, motels began I a|os mig ..iidy. bi Mrs J W Wiggins of llager- ley. Gordon Graham. Larrv Nail. October meeting. to spring up at an alarming rate, but th* wander­ . man was hostess to a Past Slatrons Clifford Rhodes. Sidney Temple­ Artesia laiundry and Cleaners ing horee player, generally epeaking, drifted into th* village uneasily |b 7S per < Breakfast at her home Tuesday, ton, Frank Hewitt and Verna will still clean rummage (or an wondering where he would rest hit aching back and stringy, emaciat­ Sept 6th at 9 o'cliKk a m . serv Jeanne Greer other week for the White Ele­ ed boily at night. a sign, ing a delicious menu consisting of •Anniversary greetings to Mr phant sale to be held Oct 8. and Personally, I found a blessing In disguise. Not wishing to leave an (by The fried chicken, fried potatoes, hot and Mrs O.scar Kiper. Mr and members are urged to bring in i arm and leg with the Gideon Putnam, which virtually la booked up a iif, sad t biscuits, hot rolls, jelly and coffee ^ Mrs Harry Steinberger. Mr and the rummage year ahead of time, anyway, I returned to a piwctiec of my motoring Ixkere the Mrs Max Wiggins was co-hostess Mrs Elton Lankford and Mr and The unit voted to renew sub- ' youth and began ataying in private homes. It's been wonderful. I've l-ovely fall flowers were ii.scd Mrs Joe Seskey scriptions to the (.egislature bulle- I rediscovered the American family. throughout the rooms in decora­ The foundation of the future tin. also to Star magazine, which ' tion I'lr the r.^ca.sion new home of Mr and Mrs W E the unit has been placing in the TIIERK ARE. of course, no families In New York City. Oh. there arc little knots of blood relatives with the same name, who share the One long seiving table, and two Knoy was begun Wednesday local library I Mr and Mrs M D Menoud of Mrs K R Jones, president of same small apartment and sleep under the same roof—but each Is so quartet tables were used, each be busy, they rarely come together except at Christmas. The kids are at ing covered in a linen cloth Hagerman had many guests over the Past Presidents Parley an­ the Labor Day weekend Visitors nounced the next meeting would progressive schools, ma is spending her days at the office or the Present were Mrs E E Lar.i* theater, pa is entertaining customers or his secretary at the Copaca- Mrs W E Utterback. Mrs C O included Mrs J. C McNamarra, be Monday. Sept 12, at 7 p m. I Mr Menoud's sister of Roswell: at the home of Mrs D M Walter. bans, etc. Maybe once a week they are en masse for a half hour. "So Halloway. Mrs Edith West, Mrs what's new?” is the disinterested password. Dub Andrus. Mrs Mary Mason Mr and Mrs .A M Yingling and The meeting closed with the Here, it’s different. I arise early for a scrambling nine holes of golf Mrs Howard Temolcton, Mrs Jack son. Dayton, of Midland. T e x . a singing of the national anthem and as I duck out the front door, waving good morning to my land­ Sweatt. .sirs .Sadie Bowen, all el daughter; thei rson. Mr and Mrs and retiring of colors lord, I see whole families around the breakfast table, talking about Hagerman: Mrs Frank Wortr.an Eugene Menoud and daughter. Rosa Marie, of Roswell; old th* drive-in movie they saw last night or th* dance at th* club on and Mrs Oscar Greene of Dt-xter Saturday or like that there. When I come home after a Itard day at Mrs Maggie Wimberly. Mrs friends. Mr and Mrs J F Cook Hermosa PTA ^ ill the track, to freshen up before dinner, there's the entire crew again, X>HNNY Wayne Adams and Mrs Royce of Artesia. and Mr and Mrs T F tearing into a side of beef or a 15-pound turkey, at the supper table. Lankford of Roswell: the hos(es»es Sperling. Ethel and Frankie of Roswell The Eugene Menouds Hold First Fill! To a New Yorker, this display of living is startling. Mrs I W Wiggins and .Mrs May Out at the 90-year-old race track, there is a leisurelines* that you Weissmui Wiggin nad the Spt‘Hings were guests on Tuesday evening for a waffle sup Meet injr Monday don't find at, say, Washington Park in Chicago or even in sun­ per at the M D Menoud home. drenched Gulfstream in Miami. This same leiaurellness teems carried There w ill be no school on Tues over to the homes. Lawns ai-e mowed, slowly, surely. Lemonade is JUNGLE day. S<‘pleml)er 13th at the Mager- Mrs Jessie C Hasley of Tulsa and Mis.s Elihel Womble of Here­ Hermosa Parent - Te.icher Asso-. drunk. TTie lady next door drops by for, so help ma, a cup of sugar. man Schools according lo R .A : ciation will hold th-ir first meet-- o o n e ford were recent guests at the L. They have TV, it is true, but there are only a couple of stations and M M Welborne, Hagerman Senool Sup­ mg at 7.30 p rn. Monday in the f E Hinrichsen home in Hagerman more often than not the diabolical Cyclops machine stands unused in erintendent This is the opi-ning schiMil auditorium j a living-room comer while—hold your hats, now—people convert*. day of tin." Eastern New Mexico A hamburger fry was enjoyx'd in the backyard of the W E Knoy The program will consist of in- They talk about Russia and the price of Idaho potatoes aivl whether State Fair, ond school will be dis­ troiluction of tht- teachers and a ; home Tuesday evening Guests Hernntsa llriii missed so that the students may get ai-quainted p<-riiKi during which THESE ARE not tourist-home types of places. For a month, Sara- GRANDMA MOSES, beloved painter, works wt h«r art In Ragle present were Mr and Mrs Horice attend if t'lw ro dmire The H.ig- refreshments will lie served Mrs togiana, especially those with big, even mansion-type homes where th* THURSDAY - FRI( ItndKe. N. Y s- she prepares to celebrate her 9Sth birthday Freeman. Jodell and Orville Mr II man .Srrnol Band is planning to la-roy Jacobs will render s-veral children are grown and gone off in the world, take pity on the lost, Sept 7. She bom in ixaii, i luleritatioiinl Foumluhotol paiticipate in llic opyiiin- day par- and Mrs A L Ackerman and Gen Twa STMEV GT TtM AM »f IW1 M Ml eva; Mr and Mrs Howard Mene­ piano selections during (he even-- aimless bettors and offer them the shelter of a roof—at 8 or 10 bucks I ing fee, Sharia, Linda and Truman, a night,* that is. More poignant, they offer them a glimpse of home I All parents are urged to attend and .Mrs Loui.se Brown and Mil- life. I have been in recent years a guest of the Gilberts, the Wil­ Ion. Iand meet their children's teach- liamses, the Blanchards and. this season, th* Paohter*. I go among Sii-State A ,. A I ers. them like a 40-year-otd sophomore back from college for th* summer siz itat j The year books will be (Missed and I love it. ^RNlfirallj I out with the (irograms for the year I sit here now in my cozy upstairs room, with tha blue and pink thaps no White Shrine Has and other information contained in wallpaper of young ballet dancers and the rose-covered bedspread, ihowi , them and the little chair in the comer that will fit only small-fry bottoms Ittst less a First Fall Meet (I suspect I have ousted a very little Miss Pachter from her diggings), Don-v and look through the screens at the summer rain falling softly on I ia the s: Order of White Shrine of Jeru­ the wide streets of Saratoga, with the huge houses with their big lalxi were salem. Shrine No 2 met Tuesday Skit Features awning-covered porches, and . . . la It too much to say that, for a little evening at thi* Masonic Temple while, I'm a boy again? A boxer, a beagle and a collie have just had This was the first fall meeting. a rip-roaring, three-cornered fight In the middle of the street under A covered-tlish supper was serv­ AALWFirst my window. Now. warily, they go their eeparate ways, but for a mo­ ed preceeding the meeting with ment there, I almost seemed to hear my mother telling me to throw a [NBBRssKI Mrs Jean Pitt chairman of the pitcher of water over them, to stop their battling. rnUKI dinner committee. Fall Meeting You can't go home again, Thoma.s Wolfe wrote. But for a few, laxy, FRIED Mrs A E Jernigan, worthy high dieaniy weeks, you almost can. It's a* much as a man can ask. priestess conduseted a short busi­ ness meeting. The American Association of Un Following officers were introduc­ iversity Women is planning to op i ed .Mrs. Fred Cole, district deputy; en the fall season with a program i Mrs Rufus Stinnett, the material for new members. Scheduled for | LANDSLN THEATER objective member; and W T. Hal- Saturday, 6:30 p.m. at the home of ; deman, supreme deputy of watch­ .Miss Nancy Haynes, 601 Mo., the i CHICKEN man of the shepherds. affair will be an outdoor covered j ntlDAY — SATURDAY — SEPT. 9 - 10 dish supper for old, new and pros-' pective members. Miss Haynes, I VA Contact Man vice president of the Artesia chap- j ter, and membership chairman, in - 1 Due Here Tnesday vites all interesfetd women to con -1 TENDER & TASTY tact her at 6 3266. Under a new law recently signed A surpri.se skit is planned to fea­ by I’resident Eisenhower, a close ture the evening while other pro­ friend or associate of a decea.sed gram events will be a presentation Packaged lo Take Home! vetrean may receive the American of the five points covered by the flag used to dra(>c the veteran's AAUW program thrAigh talks giv­ casket, if no claim is made by next en by the chairman of each major Circle B of-kin. committee. In Our Dining Room! This law, and others concerning j The aims and purposes of AAUW FRIDAY • SATl'f veterans, will be explained by Wil­ will be presented hy the president, liam E. Hall, Vetetrans Adminis­ ' Mrs A R Harelson .Mrs. Lillian tration contact officer from Carls­ IBigler will talk on fellowship; Miss On the (,url) in Your (lar! bad who will be at thet Veterans I Catherine Cummings will talk on Memorial building from 9 a m un­ ! international relations; Mrs John — Plus til noon and 1 p m to 4 next Tues ! A Frost will talk on education -O- day Hall will return for confer­ j while the arts program will bo ence* at thet same hours on Sept covered by Mrs M A Mapes. I 27 “ Mac's Finest NOW YOU TO CAN UCK i - XTR u t trS s FOOT WITH KIRATOLYTIC ACTION 4 V I N 6 U E V'offue Beauty Shop

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Mrs * at of Agriculture express the permaneut classification were n, Mrs la*!*!! 9 i,ifw that pork U a good Farmington, Ckallup, .Albuquerque, lliinicr. and Wrl It predicts that pork prices and Silver City Hurley. nil Ihosv rrvcniJ ■“ down during this month jpwfl pin, lit for th‘‘ re*t of the year TlClM C A K i .A.'R.MAN URUIVNS jst likely hold to lower ORLANDO, Fla. '!h — Airman [tbn a year ago 3 C George Leonard Wise, 18. of ital ReJ jMicc that pork ia a good Tucumcari, N. M , tvais drowned yesterday when he waded into ON -St-pl 7 y ,J - j I'SDA notes that on Aug Kloia* of eight to 10 pounds water over his head. Wise, the 505 Hank. Mr>. nj in NewYork at son of Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Hi S S«vuiid Cl, luodro' pounds A yetr Wise, Tucumcari. was stationed at liKnni Pinecastle Air Force Base here EU--Sfpi 7_ j price was $58 80. fuccu. Mr* H j I STOCK YOUR PANTRY NOW — WITH THESE SPECIALS FOR I. and Jrsut (US Point to Fact iT THE THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY IJvUTfc ilk Shot Doing Job Jintisiiu [uTON L. BI.AKESLEE paralytic, among all the I4t« mil­ k' - SATl Rli lion other Caaaduns of all ages DELICATESSEN „J Pms ■science Reporter The near-million Caitedian children MSI ivOKA. Sept 3 (db — All had received two shots, were aged J Mem to indicate the Salk IV 5 to 9. Canada's polio KUal is run­ HAI.E^ B A R B E (T K I) it doing a lot of good, ning about a quarter of the five- ,!k oalv one shot. year average. No conclusinits about t a|u might optimisticaHy, tb'! tialk vaccine are being drawn 0 , jily. be read to indicate yet. Marlin said. * I 17) per cent cut in polio NEW TURK'STATE— Preliii’i- (HICKEN 69 nary figures indicate a better than i signs are found in a SO per cent lower rate of Paralytic Ike The Associated Press Polio among vaccinated young­ sad two foreign couo- sters. Although the totaU of paraly­ thc Salk vaccine is tic cates are quite small, this ia r called statistically significant at (’ountry style, Aaron Own __ l»t. th" moment CHILI i nch is a mere straw In r BONE WAS.S.\CHl SETTS: In this hot S i . Even taken all together, Larfce Our Special! 'I prove what the vaccine epidemic slate. 48 reported cases ^ lAsnuii Pound t doing of polio among 180,000 children BELL PEPPERS Firm 2 lb. STEAK Iqkl Direrlioa given one or more shots, compared POTATO SA1.AI)...... III. 29c IMu> - pIBtfesting and perhaps real- with 474 among 2HU.000 estimated thing is that every children aged S to 9 not vacci- i ns points toward some nated A straw her“ would indicate | SLICED BACON Pound i tflact Not one is blow- an attack rate six times lower 1831 TOMATOES CHICKEN I direelion of “no effect " per rent) among the vaccinated ire among II mam youngsters HOME C.HOWN .Aaron’s Massachusetts health officials' I'ound______Extra Fine Q« SHORT RIBS - * rightly warn again.,t making con-| 7 19 ^three states list a total of 9k jm H'jnmim i *f polio among about elusions on these unanalyzed fig-' »• POT Each X>HNNY | : ^ Children given »ne or ures Of interest is the fact that By contrast, they list much polio there is apparently due C A IF U V E R Tender____lb.2 ^ four time as many to Type I polio virus, against which |-10I5- among an almost the vaccine used in the 1954 field :XTH A FIN I trials showed the least effect Type rr of non vaccinated NO. 1 ! iged S to H I virus is usually the most preva LEMONS Couiilrv Boy Aaron's n't sse that to high-vault tent type nationally Since last elusion the vaccine cut year, the vaccine has been im­ EACH 75 per cent. There are proved. by removing a preserva Fivers I.AIUJE CALIFORNIA . npliined later, why you live that apparently cut Its po-f Ifcr* let it hi‘ pointed out tency against Type I. Massachu­ Dozen ______setts may help show how good it SAUSAGE Jmidc figures cover "report- osa Ifrii'i in numerous states of IS now against this type. | GROUND BEEF for liiNliC as well as paralytic t'OLORAIK): Based on very ;F )A Y - FRI? I TV other 25 * states were small numbers, not statistically ’ POUM) Smiliis aildition simply be- significant, the polio rate seems 90 I# TIM ftMC *t • LETTUCE Solid Heads Round Rone______Ib. |l(ir report, did not supply- per cent lower among vaccinated STEAK near comparable age children. Dr Roy L CIcere, Health Department director, thinks it may Mi-5tati' .Survey be bringing “excelient" results. He 9^ * [ six state* giving break- said that based on a five-y»ar av-l Save al Jiisl nfically of Paralytic erage, Colorado might have expect ups nut all confirmed), ed 70 cases by now among chil-j shows an attack rate dren 6 to 8, instead of the 11 that) kwit less among vaccinated have occurred j AARON’S non-vaccinatedJmostly In all 48 states polled, health of-1 COMPARE I ia the same school age ficials in 17 volunteered comment were eligible but re- that was favorable, from lukewarm Every Day! Anywliert! to enthusiastic, about the vaccine. ^ ■ n . - , jAos-v 24 paralytic cases Most urged a wait-and-see attitude. ^^.857 inoculated, an at- But not one suggested it was not EBRASin ^ of 214 per 100,000. It having effect. P «ses among 721,317 not In each of the 23 states which FOLGER’S SECOND 1 POUND CAN mtiii 8 ^ s . an attack rate of supplies comparisons of children WITH SIO.OO PURCHASE — Plus - If anything, this straw in roughly the same age groups, First |W more significant, but is the attack rate each time was low­ ^wthorilative statistics. er among the vaccinated than LAST CHANCE TO BUY only two children those not. The ratios varied widely, 1 Pound Can of course, from 1 to 1 'A. 1 to 4, COFFEE A « •W.OOd vaccinated have 87c with polio, reports or 1 to n , or fantastically higher ilMutpr Paul Martin. But where small figures were con­ been 475 cases, half cerned. POST TOASTIES u ... " “ i-«t -f:» 19 BISCUITS 3 29' enne QQpl Golden •Mft ffW ^ ni rn 1 Qn L U U 0 2 Dozen 0 3 C ' U L C U Maid lb. I 9 u C/n*B CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP Jeans for JJ0 Y . S A T I I FLOURn A i m GoldiS; Medal or89c0 % ^ ,| Assorted Pound ICOUIf HEAT!S 39c .-A FUNNY

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LOK06BURG CASE imt Something to Remember Him By SANTA FE (#i_Afl^ . u The Arlesia Advocate SUte Liquor Director Hit MJBUSHKD BY THE ADVOCATE PVBLI8H1NQ CO. Remember •on took under s d f t j fc.tftablMK«4 Ausuoi ‘it, 1901 charge of after hours s»u Tfc. n.ylo» l«(..r».r TW Art»» A.cric.. the Copper Inn at t*i. V,llry Nc*. Th. Artwa EnUiariM Madeline O’DeU. operS' KU’TKIN KATtJS. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE When. . . charged with sales j 0 » Vw I in Aru.i» Tr«d. T.rrit..ryi...... -...... - FIFT4' VE.tR.S .^(;0 May 30. SUt. P atrol On. Y>«r lin ArUnin hy ‘-'•rrwri - . . ------Meiberg J. C. Gage and D. W. and was the princip" 7 , On* Y**r I for Ait»*i» M«n or omnn in Arm*d Korc**, Anywh*r«)------. . . I*.M Runyan thia week bought the for Dickson. On* Yi-nr lUuUiii. An*»i» T.nd* T»rrltory. but within N.w M*niro)...... n aO Woods farm, at Hope, and one of MM On* Y*nr lOuUid* N*n J*.»i.oi ------...... —.. lb#* the best places on the Penasco. | Some scientiiu beli*v, th Publi*h*«l dnily .nrh nft.rnoon i*.r*pt Bnturtlny nnd Slomlnylf nnd Sunday Hor» The price paid is private. > X Chen, or some similar di»., j imv. nt »ld Main Slrwl. Arl**ui. N.w M.aica. Ent*iwd aa **cond-«ln** aaatur St • ! grow on Mars. »,y, " J tbr Po*t Offu** in An. *ia, N.w Mralco, undar th* a.t yf Ci^ir*** *1 Mar.b t. ISTa. Georgraphic Society, ^ Si__latnt Pr..* m .ntitl*d *aclu»iv*ly to th* u*« for r*publi.nUo«oi nil loasP A summer girl has the most en-, S.W. printad in thw n.w.paprr. aa wall aa all AP a.w* dwpat.baa. ^ gagments but the telephone g irl' controller ALL DEPARTMENTS; DIAL SH.rwood S-J7M gets the most rings. / UKVII.LE PRIESTLEY, Publiahar ^g e n e r a l EKED M SH WER. G.n.ral Manaa.r HARRY HASEIiBY, M*rh. Supt. Old wagons, hacks and buggie.s VI . HLRRIM. ■ 1. 110 . M«. RAPHAEL. Editor bought by W H Watkins, black­ Kwolutiona of RMp*rt. Obituari**. Card* of Thanh*. Roading NoUc** and Claaalfled smith. I Ad.*rt»ing. Ih .wnta p*r lin. f. r firat in**rtion. lu r*nu par lin* for auhawtuant um**- • Uona. Duplay adiart -.na ralm on appluatlon. __ • TWENTY YEARS AGO | Miss Joan Wheatley will appear in a piano recital Thursday eve­ % e Learn Mmhi I Life ning. May 16th. at the Presbyter­ ian Church, beginning at 8 p. m. T is a wDtidt'i Iiil oxiH'i iontv for all of us to have, the rare The public is cordially invited to IirtlYili1--;t‘ turn and then to sit down with those 85 to 90 years attend. of aije and who have livtHi for this length of time and to learn some of the things which ha\e i-eal value in life. Thirty-five cents per plate, be-' d r iv e -in It is for us to learn from those wise individualswho gin serving at 5:30 p m. Friday By Homemakers Circle. have livtHl so long how many things lifein that cau.se wv>rry • I shiiuld not trouhle us and whata wasted effort it is for us to TEN' YEAR.S AGO be L'Otuvined about them. Mrs. Sallie .Milford Atteberry, The\ iH i haps can teach us. if we are w illing to li.sten, 83. a widow of John Richard Atte­ great manv things they have spt'nt a lifetime learning berry, and a resident of Artesia since whii'ti W; aid also take a lifetinhe for us to acquire. shortly after the turn of the cen­ m Thev l>»*eome m-onciltHl to old age and to growing oldtury. died at 5.30 o'clock Satur­ and liie\‘ will tell us there is nothing that can be done about day morning, shortly after suffer­ it and there is nou .no to worry about it. It is merly a way and ing a stroke. A COOUNO aight. If you’ve got a part of life. . . . . Uw ImaglnntiorL la Italian ao- SERVICE The\ will i-mphasi/e for us that physical handicaps have More than 100 gifts were con­ treaa Glorgla MoU. 18, In thin tributed here in the "Gifts for grotto view In Rome. She waa alwa\s prevailiHl and that we all have them and when Yanks they Who Gave" campaign iximt*— there is little thaf can be done and definitely worrving elected "Miaa Cinema Rome of which closed Saturday, it was an-, ^hiuntinittiuiuiuniu 3955." (imtomatiumalj alKHit them doesn't help. They will point out that regardless nouncedof by Mrs H R Paton, pres­ our hanilicu|.-s here are alw ays others with even greater onesident of the American Legion OitfrikuM by lant footurM Symllcaf* if v*e will only realize this. Auxiliary. tal from lack of sterile instruments * * ♦ ! ' Some ■•■f thi*si‘ folks have acquired a marvelous .sen.se of and utensils. Recommended Ro hunor and thev think straight and clearly and they know life. from the sirene of the break said tablishment in the area. substituted but it was learned that “Our sterilization is done with the explosion "sounded like an The big Malco refinery had just the laundry uses so much hot wat­ Tbev likewise* know those* things which have value and they Gfls-lcss— electrically heated appliances." Enter Alley on atomic bomb going off" an a big fired up its boilers when the gas er at lixed temperatures the teU'tD^ that honesty, integrity and de*e*ency arc still high on (Continued from Page One) changeover was not practicable. explained Ralph Lennon, hotel ad­ tlai list ot < iiarai tcristics that any jK'i-son should have. hold enough pressure to maintain cloud of escaping gas and conden­ prc.ssure ebbed away. Refining op ministrator. "Except for some in- Depart on Four crations, of course, were brought Laundry crews there were sent Thiv will remind us hat suctx*ss still has a pric^— hard pilot lights while repairs were be­ sation vapors heightened the ef­ home. cbnvenience in the kitchens, the ing made But as householders and fect. ^ to a standstill. The Continental re­ efficiency of the hospital was not or Roseiawn Work and effort and a willingnes-s to apply ourselves— and finery was not under way at the ' The Johnson laundry also was thiiM' of us desiring siieivss have to pay that price. They willothers began calling in to report Brake Slipped affected." Driver of the bulldozer Jack time of the pressure failure, but forced to close down, after futile At the Health and Welfare Cen­ This service offers the foi n*inind us that when we are given everything, then it leaves the pilots going out the main gas search fur enough stoves to heat ing conveniences: regulator to the entire city was Privett of Artesia said that the Its operation plan was held up ter, 608 W. Chisum ave., where little to work tow aril and no goals to be aeTjuirexl on our own water on a temporary basis. shut off for safety measures. brake on his towed carryall dirt pending developments. inoculations are given, sterilization 1. Drive in, give a r«R eft coach wa.- bound fur Oakland, them juatict if they do succumb to unbearable = alif, tortures. Li.sted at dead in the crash were Ever-present in the minds of the framers was EVERYONE READS the pilot and copiiot Joseph .\mus iflflMHBSiM the Communist technique of brsmwashing—thst Bradsher. San Diego, c alif , and infamous practice of eroding the mind until a man Keilh Dutson. 3.'). Santa Monica. will "admit" to almost anything. AND USES Calif. The workman who was kill To steel American Bghtmg men from tht start, ed wat Willie .Malone, Lockheed the drafters of the code recommended that all Air .Service employc. servicemen be trained continuously to "counter 1 he crippled IX 3 mis.sed by only Wothingion and withstand all enemy efforts against him." • • • • WANT ADS a low yards hitting Pre.-idenl Ei .senllower s Super Constellation • CURIOSITY’—Democrats will center Investigations on two impor* t okinibine" here for .service tant fields. They are charges thst under tho Eisenhower sdminlstra* Loctheed built the plane lor the tion. Information is being denied the American public. Rep. John I’residenl. Moss (Di. California, is chairman of a House group that will took "In which booth did you isy you won thet cuto lifll# chick?" Ope of th*’ D' 3 passengers. into the allegations thst news is being choked off on socurity groun^. The other may prove even more politically explosive. This will coll* ' i c i n cem the running fight between advocates of public power against MOTOR REWINDING ] private power. A.ND REPAIRING ' The government’s approval of a bid by a private utility to do ths power construction m the Hells canyon area on the Snake river rather Fletcher Electric ( ompany , than making It a federal project will precipitate a tumultuous hear* mg and it may carry over into the 1856 political campaign. BE SERE TO SHOP THE S. First SH 6 45411 • • • • O u % • SATELLITF.—United States and Soviet spacemen meet face tO face next month—but only in Belgium, not on the moon. TOWN’S BIGGEST MARKET- A top level team of American scientista has been busy planning s p i t t e d t>ROTiCT YOUR announcements on their project to launch S man-mado satellite 300 IMVeSTMENT IN miles above the earth. • Rcnt*Sized Monthly Repayments i i : - OUR CLASSIFIED ADS! PLiASURi Details of the space flight may be unveiled when retearchors from • Interest—Principal Reduce Monthly 40 nations gather in Brussels in early September to co-ordinstc mass observations of the earth Kiences. • Money Saving Pre-Payment Privilege But most interest will probably be focused on the Russian dcio* • Take Years to Repay b u y i n g ? s e l l i n g ? s e r v i c e s o f f e r k d ? gation. Reports have filtered through the Iron Curtain that some of the Soviet's top expert*, on the problems of space travel will be on 7 u U SERVICES WANTED? No matter what theproblem, 1 hand. The Reds may choose the Brussels meeting to snnounce where and when their own version Of an earth satellite will be launched. They've let the Want Ads jfo to work to solve it for you! already hinted that it may be larger than the American "basketbsU" DESIGN More people read and use theclassified ads s.ze version. NO HI96E * • • • Compl«t« blu«* print! of thit • PASSrORT TO CLF.AKLINr>S—The State department's pss^ " J*®bom# ovoilebi* than any other advertisingmedium! g s .i* frofrom tbig osioci* port division is about to vacate Ita ancient and decaying home. on. l our outboard motor and boat are It’s the community’s largest and most complel® 1 ^ trul.v iuteslments in pleasure... A modem, air-cooled office building soon will house the unit, whos* >oi('ll get many hmirs of enjoy work has increased from issuance of fewer than 500,000 passports show-case of day-by-day needs andservices. meat from them. But tie sure you In 194.5 to 2,.500,000 two years ago. are protected against loss nr dam Presently, the division Is lodged in the lOVytsr-oId Winder build* age t* them. Be sure you have Ing, a military communications center and dungeon Look it over carefully. You’ll find \'alucs galore! your motor and boat covered hy for captured Confederate troopa during the Civil war. fasspocia our (Hilboard Motor and Boat In- Rats and termites have infested the building, w hlch •ottinf siiiiinre before you start using not only is an annoyance to workers but also is a Iken this season. hazard to passport records. Floors In the building sre so weak thst there u danger of safes and other heavy objects falling through. \inK.si\ Miaa Frances Knight, division chief, told th« genstc government THE ARTESIA ADVOCATE I , epersiions committee that people making routine telwhone queries aoTTietimes have to wait days to "obtain s freo IsmT Otrotigh Uis DIALSH 6-2788 fWESniENT antiquated switchboard. This, too, will be replaced when the divieion moves to new qaarters ARTESIA r COMPANY . —and empktyea even wiU get new equipment to rcpiaco U)o old* “You Can Charge It!” fashioned band iron whicli sUU ia w«d to preaa photographa U BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. t arper RIdg. Dial !»H 6^2271 porUi 113 South Fourth Dial SH 6-2171

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Low down payment I KiiroiM-an arsen ate t« nil in spring KnptlOB »| I.IVKSTCM’K Vaswood Addition, Phone SH 8- shall of enp|>er mat he. lip C3 rou M d(fl 24.55 6 .9<>iith 47. mflder matu'r; animal f .\rc TION AniiTK an .50. river 4 musi iilar mniw of Ttiree-roum furnished cottage, $50 Inilian.> of France po\v-i‘r 1 ,si lyru |Mr-lry' Ian E st Box 171 month, utilities paid. Two milcib 9 tiatlish .51. nothing 5. niliher I'l l»la. ■■ of L- Ij!** F.l Paso, Texas east, Ht mile south. SH 6-4933 12 swini'likc 52. .soft eopal 6 Indian m Iher animal 53 lU lip landing darkness FOR S.AI.K -Two-bedroom house, 13 garili-n .54 .'.eciire p la ce emhiem of near school, small down pay­ ini|>!emnit .55 .shorten 7. I Ireek morning ment and monthly payments like 14 land again gmldes.s Itihlieal .to 101 Laying Pellet* $4.45 mi'a.sure \ KKTH'YI, of nam<- rent. See Mrs Shortt in person. 15 playing Order Habv Chirk* 8*^c I. language dawn m arked by □ 1 \l 6-3161 Hotel Charles til Id of .Mindanao K del ide .slow no ition iMr EuLO Pep Dealer Ifi ."done light miirfin fclTTI E ANNIE ROONEY Rrt AW ILATCHKRY 24— House*. I'nfurnliihed menliom-d Answer to Saturday's pintle consumed IK South 13th SI. I'V I'liny rontro. IS printing versial JUST 'CAUSE HE Did n ’t HAVE l g Ia |p r ' 3 AR -----^ tVBW TV tad Radi* Service M E B S E b a r \\e a t : Fi_AP’jA C < 5: :— '' C-' .I - ■ dont apply. See AAlCKEV S K. I t L. RADIO & TV Plumbing and Heating 1 PCeSOTl FOR SALE—Baby washing ma­ FIVBP * C. HERRING, Clr. Mgr. 102 S. 7th Dial SH 6-2841 WE OiONl'^ EA- S O A IE ' chine, good condition. Apply , ’nOTMiN'S l" BREAKCtaS" tfx TV Repair, all makes '•orning.s at The Advocate 1-409 Yucca. Antenna insttllaUons ARTESIA PLG. «r HTG. _ V B AR MffAT ! Radio repair, home, auto 712 W. 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STILL G O IN G STRONG By Alon Movtr fair Jay Mitchell Among 77 Cadeis rrtW w Hornets Open rkio*^ Artesia Tabs •'COUNTifV light *) SLAUGHTER, Out for Air Force Academy Tea yfitrrdi Season With oFfcANSA^ c/ry. Lone Single; h"lL PROBABiy DENVER 'JPi — The Air Force started building a tradition «(is J ACn ey e e/s Academy football team is a reality They didn’t “sUrt.'M '^'l A y0‘T/oN OP today—pumped full of life by 77 or "open” practice_i,i,e mo.i i lume Here Tonight Came Tonislit PLAY/f^G //V husky cadets who suited up yester­ ball teams do They "buTt^ 1?,. 2,000 day for the first drill One of them iC * A* Col. Robert V Whitijjf With the thud of leather tiK* on OA Y £ 7A/5 was lineman Jay Mitchell of Ar­ I ROSWELL, lif — Pete Simone A r 39Yifeco(tptat3^ ach and director of sth’l.r- pigskin at 7 o’clock in Mums Sta yY oSTH . tesia, N M lese came through with his best pitch­ A<5€J AMP /N H li explained: “We’re going to dev!3 dium tonight, the .Artesia footliall /3rM SeA^OMy And on the first day the cadets our own Air Force lingo " ’ ing performance of the season last season will be under way. PORT night as he blanked the .Artesia f/fi ^rrcL. 70P3 Opposing players won't Tonight’s season opener will find /M M W iT Le^ NuMexers 13-0 on one hit to give tackled. “We’ll shoot'em do. the Junior High Hornets battling MA9 A 6 0 0 0 the Roswell Rockets the first two Whitlow said. The “take oir the South Roswell Junior High CMAMCe TO Whitey Modest wins in the Shaughnossy playoffs. sition for the Air Force pljv3 team, just 24 hours before the Bull A iT . 3 0 0 The lone Artesia knock was a e o R 9-rp IS when they are lined up re. ^anks. ^Iiile Sox dogs meet Lovington in the same Most scratch single by Eddie Locke in T/MB — On One-Hitters to sUrt a play. Foothill tc* stadium to open the .Artesia High the fourth inning which slipped refer to “charging" when School .A team schedule. U P e r / / y £ NEW YORK (Av_Whiley Ford start a play. But the air esdb between first and second base A V ePA Q B ha shurled two one-hit games for Pressure in Ti"lil Race Simone struck out 11. hit a bat­ The Lovington game originally “blast o f f —like jet pl*nes Uku was scheduled to be played there /•> the New Y’ork Yankees in six days off. ter In the second inning and . 3 0 4 , and is headed for a 20-game win­ me hitler in six days, yet the but delay in completing Loving B> H ) WII K» walked one in the seventh as he ning season hut he refuses to let Helping Whitlow develop tJ second place Yanks had to scrap ton's stadium caused the shift to The \»«HUled Prr>s vient the distance A anybody even suggest he is s great team for an eight game It looks as if N‘ 1* \iirk and to beat Kan.sas City 2 1 And Chi Three Artesia hurlers were Morns Stadium Since it is really thii fall against regional f"|;J ire pitcher Chicatto. caufiht in a visf Ix'tufon cago. l*s games h-hind Cleveland pounded for 14 hits, with every an "awa.v " game despite the emer­ freshmen team is Lawrenct and the same margin ahead of gency change of playing field, “I won’t consider m.vself a great Cleveland and Boston, are feelmK Rocket rapping cleaning at least pitcher until I Lave a season with Buck” Shaw, former roach most of the pressure in that tiKht fourth - place Boston, had a bad once na donly one not making the 'away” game tickets are needed the San FraneiKu 4»ers fomtii scare before edging Washington for admission out a run," said the 26-year-old American League race uhile the scoring column Starter Harry southpaw after he had beaten the team. Shaw carries the title I C3 first place Indians and the robust Young suffered the Isos The Hornets, undefeated last Kansas City Athletics 2 1 with Jim “civilian consultant" Red Sox are plaving 'em free and iSodgers Cinch Tie The big blasts were by Dick season, have been showing well Einigan's double the only hit. Last He'll teach the cadets the < loose In the National League. Brooklyn .Adams, Joe Bauman and Pete under tutelage of Coaches Bud M’ll- Friday he checked the Washington brand of ball—T formation Cleveland, making a half game whipped Milwaukee 3-1. giving the Traina .Adams connected in the ourn and Francis Robin.son Senators on one hit—a single by with flankers and spreads "ifj lead look big. rumbl*‘d past Balti Probable game starters include Dodgers no worse than a tie for second with one aboard. Bauman Carlos Paula. probably throw the ball a more 6-0 last night as K-jrl> W>nn the flag One more victory by the had a three-run count in the fifth Tracy Paterson. 154 pounds, at Whitlow said. gained hi.s 2(Nith major league \ic- Brooks, or another Milwaukee de­ and Traina a sma.sh over the bar­ quarterback, Billy Williams and The Cadets play their first :aj tor>' and ga\e the Tribe se\en tri­ feat.! puts the pennant in Brooklyn rier with a mate ahead of him in Kent Barnett at the halfback spots Amarillo Virtor Oct 8 against the Denver 1 'b:j( umphs in the last nine games W>nn. a 33-year old right-hasder, the seventh and Gary Faulkes at fullback aity freshmen here The only Boston blasted Detroit 7 4 for their sho led the league with 23 victories Duane White had a pair of v'harles Clay, 210-pound tackle, Orrr Plainviviv of-state appearance will he at l e e sixth straight succe^^ a year ago. marked up a 16 0 doubles and Bauman. Manager twisted an ankle and may nut get huqiierqur Nnv 19 against Th- Yankees and Whit» got ecord for the season with a five- Stubby Greer and .\I Wemeke one in tonight's game By THE ASSOCIATED PRF-SS New Mexico University fr*-'’- home safe to hold thi' pace, out hitter He walked three and had each The Rockets played error Admission to the Hornet game The regular season champion •to the> had a much tougher time of less ball IS 50 cents for adults and 25 cents Amarillo Gold Sox rolled through runners on base most of the time, It. merge It W hite> Lord -^pun his second but the Tribe backed him with four The two teams meet at Artesia for students seven runs in the third inning last double plays and Larry Doby's two tonight but will pnvbahly not plav Final polish up practice was set night and added unneces.vary in- Basilio Ed"es Ifire haza homers that drove in four runs Friday because of high school foot for this afternoon by Coach Reese •wt'WsMa t* Fmomm «>»<■» suranre with a single tally in the p ' ,;:- of only teammate Bob Keller tops ball in both towns Smith for his Bulldogs They are eighth to whip Plainview 8 4 and Major Leajiue rpitchers Boyd, c 4 0 0 6 the Lovington clash. Smith said. Despile Finaneial Blues Crying, of the West Texas • New Mexico Baseball Kurd, who one hit Washington Howard, rf 4 0 0 5 0 I-eague best-of-seven series Locke. If 0 1 2 0 Bv The \sso4'iated Press last Kriday, gave one of hu six 4 Pampa, scheduled to play at Al­ .Tordan, lb 2 0 0 5 1 Young Turner! AMERU AN I.E At.l E walk.-^ ahead of Jim Kinigan's two- (loiirad All Out Baseball to Be Back Next Year buquerque, had to take a rain Dobkowski. .ss 3 0 0 1 2 Team H 1 Pci. «.R lut. ground rule double in the check as scattered showers plas Bawcom. cf 2 0 n o 0 SYRACUSE. N Y I 'leveland 84 .34 609 seventh and after intentionally fill­ By KORFRT (.KEEN Talk IS that Albuquerque is going tered the Duke City Pampa is ex- Gallardo, 2b 0 0 0 For I .S. Amateur weight champion Carmen E<-g ■New A'ork 83 54 606 u ing the oases, uncorked a wild 3 3 .Associated Press Sports Writer to give this business of profes ppeeted to field Red Dial tonight Coscia, 3b 3 0 0 0 1 and his managers were thir Chicago 82 55 .399 I 'i pitch that left him in a 1-1 tie sionat boxing another fling Some against Ted Shandur for the Dukes 0 0 0 twice today about challenginf Boston 80 56 .388 3 The Yank- finally pulled it out Young, p 1 1 Th" regular season has ended new promoters are getttmg the ball Buford p 1 0 0 0 P Little Slam % in Bobo Olson for his middirn | Detroit 70 68 5ii7 14 w hen .Arnie Portocarrero. w ho no- for the two professional baseball rolling now—but they may have a hit .New York until the fifth, A Wilson 1 0 0 0 0 leagues oiKTating in New Mexico hard time The city has a bad Rydar Cup Taunt title Gil Turner gave them . Kani>a.- "ity 56 80 412 27 RK HMON'I). Va vP-J ikt Con walked home the winning run in Honza. p 0 0 0 0 0 —and with the close of the season reputation from previous attempts to pause Wednesday night Wa.shington 47 86 353 34 ; rad. the (|Uict spokcn Air Force .4rte»la 39^1 ;hc ninth To'als 28 0 1 24 7 comes the annual doubt as to at putting on s fight program Of V,S, Is yiuniad Basilio narrowly edged ost| Baltimore 42 91 316 'leutcnant with the loud talking Ifrd 16 m WKHXKSD\Y > KfslITS whether or not the loops will op unanimous derision over Sullivan's 17th RO>iWEI I, AR R II PO A olf clubv. ha.s his heart set on CHICAGO oPi—The U S 10 man |C It 7 s Cleveland 6. Baltimore 0 "rate again next year This is the season for drum- young Philadelphia Negro in th Bi -ton's Frank Sullivan, who White, cf 4 2 2 4 0 •I'ldmg the 1' S .Amateur champi­ Ryder Cup golf team has been 10 -round, non title fight in I fire N“w York 2 K.in.sa.s City I o Right nw speculation is running beaters now -shares the AL pitching lead Werneke. 3b 3 2 1 1 onship to the British .Amat-ur chosen and will meet an invading War Memorial Auditorium lltxk Chicago 4 Washington 3 rampant Realignments of all kinds The publicity men all over Ihe V'th Kurd, needed help to get hi.-- Pruitt, rf 3 2 2 1 1 emwn he won last spring British squad Nov 5 and 6 at Palm Turner figured his surfi- Boston 7. Detroit 4 are being talked — some quietly. country are busily fliMiding the th 17th Kill? Kinder came on in the Bauman, lb 3 3 2 6 0 Conrad, one of 200 golfers who'll Springs. Calif showing had earned him ar I ksd and KKIDXY'S M Ilf III l.f 2 >ome not so quietly. mails with relea.ses on the glo ninth after Sully gave up a two Greer, ss .3 1 1 2 compete in the National Amateur The West Texas - New Mexico Maying up the U. S team named chance at Carmen, this one lor| mpio; Kan.sas 'U\ at Washington ' run homer to Frank House and a Traina. 2b 4 1 2 1 2 tournament opening here Monday , nous prospects for Good OF Si- p m League, a veteran of 16 years of by the PGA Wednesday are Chick title. : Dvexto -walk with none out Kinder got Hutzler. c 4 1 1 11 0 thinks he has only 'an outside wash this season Harbert, Doug Ford. Cary Middle Joe Uetro, one of Carmen’s i m Detroit at Baltimore 7 pm. •> the post-aeason talking, says it T . let Henn Bertiiia to hit into a double •Adams. If 4 1 1 0 ■lianee " of scoring the coveted will operate But .several of the Over in Abilene, a large part coff. Tommy Bolt, Ted Kroll, Jer agers, still was talking about (1 I tie flame Chicago at New ^Hrk 1 p m ■lay then retired Bubb Phillips on Simone, p 4 2 2 0 1 l.ittle Slam, ' but says. v’level.ind at Boston 7 p in cities in the loop may not be of the drum beating is tor a brand ry' Barber, Sam Snead. Jack Burke longing Olson. But the other! the pop Totals 35 13 14 27 6 "I'm going all out for this one. around Jr.. Marty Furgol and Chandler of the managership, Johnny Artesia 000 0 new coach, and not the team. The N ATION U. l.f \«.l I The Red Sox smacked ov"r six ) 000— that's for sure" Both .Amarillo and Albuquer­ Harper. John, cautioned Roswell publicity, by the way, is for a Tram W 1 Pet. (.11 run.s in the first three frames off 030 050 23x—13 The little Texan, one of the fa que have been making noises for "That's Joe who wants to iii BriKiklyn 91 46 664 _ riMikies Jim Running and Paul E—Boyd, Locke RBI—Traina 3. vorites in the week-long tourna­ some time about joining another, guy who needs little fanfare in Lichens can grow on solid stone, Olson. What can we gain no*| Milwaukee 76 6't .347 16 Foytack Sammy White had a Adams 2, Pruitt 2. Bauman 3. Hut ment over the par-79 James River higher classification league. .And .New .Mexico. dissolving it with powerful acids. risking a fight with him'" zier. White, Werneke 2B —Bau­ New York 72 66 .322 19‘: triple, double and single, good for course of the Country Clu*) of A’lr- then there's the new talk — and man. Greer, White 2. Werneke HR I’hiladrlphia 71 t:9 ,307 21'.- two RBIs, in Boston's 12-hit attack ginia. rates Walker Cup stars Hilly- still just talk—about a loop being Cincinnati 68 74 479 2.3'- W.ishington. trailing all the way. —.Adams. Bauman. Traina. SB— Joe Patton and Harvie Ward as forined of Turson. Phoenix, .Al­ iitrtim Chicago 67 *3 472 26 pushed over a run in the ninth on Hutzler SF—Pruitt Left—Artesia perhap.s the top challengers for the buquerque, El Paso, .Amarillo and 3. Roswell 4 BB—Young 4. Bu­ St Louis .37 80 416 34 a walk and two singles off Jack national title Abilene. Pitt.shurgh .3.3 84 37 Harshman. who had allowed just ford 1, Simone 1 SO—Young 3. Buford 2, Simone 11 HO- Young Some of the other Cities now M EDNE.'«n \A N Rf st 1 Tv three hits til then .Millard Howell in the WT-.NM aren't sure just Brooklyn 3. Milw; uk. i 1 relieved and was tagged for a 6 for 7 in 4 1/3, Buford 4 for 3 in I'avnritv 2 2/3. Honza 4 for 3 in 1/ HBP— what they’re going to do. There I’iltsburgh 2 Chii-ak ■ pmi h single by Clint Courtney that has been some rumors about Lub- Simone (Bawcom). WP A’oung 2. In S C oli Cincinnati 6. I’hiladelphi 3 drove in another run. but Jim iKick seeking a place in the Lung- New York 8 "t I. .Ill- 2 Busby's perfect peg from center Honza. L — Young D — Ryan. Sykes, Tongale T—2:13 it Snttrh Piflilts horn knocked off the potential tying run Thai turbulent league, by the at third Then Busby gathered in SCOTCH PLAINS, N. J. -»•—Sam way. is in the same shape it Fddie 3’ost's fly for the final outt (oils Roll Over Snead held his usual favorite's role usually it at the end of a season. One Lesson i kSM* ^ Deeiding Game Today today as the $50,000 Cavalcade of It's anyone's guess what will hap­ The Ilodgers needed just five hits Golf Tournament b«‘gan its 72 hole pen lOM WATTN to put the Braves on the rope- Potashersv 6-1 run at the Shackamaxon Country Odessa folded before the season LOG Th-\ scored their runs in the third Club was over and had to be towed in. off Lew Burdette on two singles, Bv THE A.S.SOCI.ATFO PRF.S.S Approximately 160 players were The F'agles played out the last YOU Can Teaeli 990 a walk, an error and Carl Funllo's Powering ahead off the on" hit in the running with $10,000 waiting few days of the season as a league- ON YOI R DIAL double Billy Loes .spaced six hits pitching of Pete Simone. Roswell for the winner The runner-up gets operated club, playing only on the RADIO The Brooks can clinch the flag at whipped Artesia 13-0 last night for $5000. third place $3,000 road Milwaukee I’ROGRA.M its second straight victory and Snead, heading a list that in­ .Many others are in dire finan­ j In the other games. Bob Friend forged to a 2-0 lead in the best-of- cludes practically all of the cial straits. Several were unsure YOUR Children tossed a one hitter, .striking out .soven Ixinghorn Lcagu" scries ■name" pros .shot a promising whether they'd make it through. eight and walking none, as Pitts San Angelo, the regular season "66 68 And about next year . . . well, they T ill R.SDAY. P M or ” in a practice round over burgh beat Chicago 2-0. New A’ork champion, evened the score In iUs the course yesterday, but doubled are jiretty dubious. 5 00 Sgt Preston walloped St Louis 8-2 with winner half of Ihel best of seven seri"s as that the 6,730-yard course would It's the same old story. Happens f 5 30 Ixical News •Johnny Antonelli hitting one of It rolled over Carlsbad 6 1. That pr'sent an easy par 70 He figured about every year. 5 4.3 fiesigned fVt Li.slening three Giant home runs, and Cincin series now is tied 1-1 a 277 or 278 would take it There's more of the same old 5 .30 Harr' Wismer nati made the best of two errors to ■story It usually works out that .3 5S .News overhaul Philadelphia 63 the hard - pressed city will go 6 00 Gabriel Ilratl'T The only Cub hit off Friend, who through the long, cold winter and 6 15 Kddie Kish« r w on bis 11th. was Frank Baum Associated Press \^rilcrs w hen it starts getting warm begins 6 30 Les Brow n Show holt's .scratch single in the fourth to think about baseball again. 6 45 Kullon Lewi.- jr rhen comes the cry: "Save 7 00 American Busines K & W S Ba.seball! Keep Baseball in I’ca 7 05 Organ Portraits Pick U(X,\ Top 1955 Team ville!” TV .And the city fathers dig down, 7 15 Spanish Hour Hagerman By The .Associated Press (Thursday Only C&AN.N’EL I State, UCLA, Oklahoma. Notre find the cash somehow and the msli 7 30 Treasury .-\gent UCLA, the team the experts do Dame, Navy, Missi.ssippi, Army, city is ready to stagger through T ill RSDAY cided was only second best last .Maryland, Wisconsin and Arkan­ another season, crying the money OTir. 8 00 ViKdl Vi.sitor 2 00 Test pattern 8.15 Spanish Program fall, is the pre.season pick for the sas. blues all the way. ' •nested 3 30 Jack s Place 19.35 national championship of col­ It's a vicious cycle. But it keeps ’•) He 9.15 .State .News .3 10 Crusader Rabbit Twenty Top Teams 9 20 Meet The i las-ic-- lege football. minor league ba.seball going. '^nmkem .') 15 To be announced But the Uclans, defending cham The results of this year's pre- 10 00 News sca.son poll first-place votes in :■ 30 Petticoat Profiles pions of the Pacific Coast Confer­ I'hc Skyline Conference Ibis year 10.05 .Mostiv .Mii.su parentheses: 6 00 Gene .Autry She w ence, barely gained the most is coming up with something that 1orf.v I 11.00 Sign Off 1 UCLA (.33) 1,0.34 6 .30 Sport.s Show likely to-succeed billing in a three- fiHilball leagues throughout Ihc KRimY A >1. 2. Oklahoma (32) 1,001 Of course, 6 .30 Weather Story way voting .scrap with Oklahoma roiiniry could do well to follow 5 .39 Sign On 7.00 To be announced 3 Michigan (34) 870 readin', Avrilin’ 6 00 Sunri.se .New.- and Michigan in The A.s.socialcd The enferenee is going to have 7:.30 Water Kront. Preston Foster Press’ annual prcsea.son balloting 4. Ohio State (9) 636 \ 6 05 Syncopated Clock 8 ,395 standardized weight listings in its and ’rithmetic 8 00 Summer Theater Sports writers and broadcasters 5. .Maryland ( ) programs. 6 30 Wind Velocity 6. Noire Dame (2) 529 are essential 8 30 I Led Three Live.s of the nation gave Coach Red It has long been a point of 6 45 £arly Morning Headlines 7. Army 333 9 00 Nine O’clock News Sanders’ Bruins a mere 53-point cont"ntion with writers and fans parts of learning; — 7 00 Robert Hurlcigh 9 10 Sports Desk 8. Navy (1) .329 715 Button Box margjn over Oklahoma. UCLA, that things just don't look right but, one important 0:20 .Moonlight Serenade. 10 9 Miami. Fla (5) 327 7 35 I ^ a l News gathering points for a first- when a player who appears to musical * place ballot. 9 for second. 8 for 10. Georgia Tech (1) 319 lesson is the benefit 7 40 State .News Digest weigh in the vicinity of 200 is 0 :10 Heart of the City third, etc., totaled 1.0.34 Oklahoma of saving:—and 7 4.3 Button Box The second 10 listed about 155 on the program 10.00 To be announced had 1,001 8.00 World News II. Klee .Many .schiKils have been guilty learning: how to save! __ 10.30 News. Sports, Weather Oklahoma Close 12 . Iowa (4) of "shaving” pounds off a player 8:15 Button Box Roundup But Michigan, generally picked 8 30 .New s 13. Southern Cal. ( 2 ) to make Ihe team look smaller Textbooks do not teach th is! It’s up to you to teach your to succeed last year's national 14 M'iscon.sin on paper. 8:35 Coflee Concert llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllll champion Ohio State as the ruler the value of thrift. Whether the goal in your children's lives is to 8 45 Second Spring 1.3 Mississippi This year, each telam in the Revolutionary AD-New of the Big Ten, pa.ssed both UCI..\ 16 Southern Mcthodi.st conferenre will have an offirial education, a home of their own, capita 1 for a business, or for other imiw I 9 (JO Story Time and Oklahoma in first place votes 9 2.3 News 17. Auburn weigh in Sept. ID, and Ihr athle reasons—let a savings account here, be the beginning of that iinportan - | CROSLEY SUPER-V The Wolverines were accorded Ihc 18 Duke (1) lie publicity man at each school 9.T0 (Juern for a Day No 1 spot on .34 of the 135 bal- ing lesson. Come in today; and start th eir .savings account here! HI 00 News TELEVISION 19 West Virginia ( 1 ) will serve as offirial weight 17 inch Table .Model fols ca.st. UCLA had -'LL Okla­ 20 Purdue i 1; judge. A. ■>■!! 1(105 Alusical CookluMik homa 32 10 15 Swap Shop ■s Low at Michigan, however, totaled only ;P ■'i'S.;* 10 30 Musical Cookbook 870 points in the combined tally WE SELL! DIAL Sn S-3Z11 W^ SERVICE! 10 40 lax-al News $129.95 and settled for third place in the FIRST NATIONAL BANK 10 4.3 Plan with Ann preseason rankings. CLEM & CLEM 11:00 Cedric Koster Midwest Auto Supply Next came Ohio State, Mary­ PLUMBING CONTRACTORS MEMBER F. D. I. C. 11:15 Bible Study land, Notre Dame. Army, Miami. 1130 Showcase of Music 339 W. Main Dial SB S-Si Fla., and Georgia Tech. WE INSTALL! • SHEET METAL • WE CUABANTBBil ARTESIA NEW MEXICO 11 45 Crosby Classics The final '54 ballot lialed Ubio

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