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A Missile Range employe has been elected commander of New Successor to Wind and Sand Mexico's District 7. Duringthe • past weekend Fernando c. Reta, Volume 20-Number 7 White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico Friday, -April 25, 1969 Post Engineers, was elected to the coveted office during a Dis trict meet in Las Cruces. Com mander Reta, a 10-year Range employe, former commander of Las Cruces' Post 10, and pre sent chairman of the Legion's Sen. Montoya to be speaker Boys State program, has issued ' an invitation to all eligible WSMRites to join Post 10 in Las Cruces. The local post meets on the first and third on Law Day program May 1 Wednesday of each month at 388 S. Main, Las Cruces. Additional • Legion information can be gained by calling Commander United States Senator Joseph M. Montoya (D-N.M.), of Santa Reta at 678-2686 or 524-1853, SUGGESTION WINNER -Sergeant First Class Harry A. Craig Security Las Cruces. head receives a check from John Phillips acting director of Fe, will deliver the keynote *** Data Collection Directorate, for a sugge;tion that has been conference address as White Sands Mis Miss Gladys Frost, National approved for adoption, The soldier devised a plan for the .re sile Range stages its annual Range Operations, is coordina location and homogeneous grouping of equipment and personnel observance of Law Day next Thursday morning, May 1. ting the "A·Lo-Ha to Our 5oth within DCD's radar divisions to give a more efficient operation. to open State" program for the Tejas Through the arrangement, the government will save an esti Also appearing on the pro- · Toastmistress Club to be pre mated $4, 500 annually in manhours. S FC Craighead is assigned The first Interagency Se gram, which will bring a host sented at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at ~ith DCD at "C" Station and lives at WSMR, Mr. Phillips lives curity Conference ever con of civic officials and military the El Paso Hilton Inn. lil El Paso. (U.S. ARMY PHOTO) ducted in the southwest will be representatives to WSMR from Mrs. Eloise Burns of the hosted by the White Sands Mis the surrounding area, will be Aloha Toastmistress Club in sile Range Intelligence Office, Brigadier General Harold Honolulu has assisted with April 29-30 and May 1 at the Parker, assistant Judge Advo • arrangements and sent program National Range. cate General of the Army for covers and decorations from the Employes earn Attending the forum, which is military justice, and Judge La Islands. designed to provide a platform Fel E. Oman of New Mexico The unique program will in for the exchange of ideas and Court of Appeals. clude speciality numbers rep presentation of security and law The event is scheduled at 10 resenting the various islands. Incentive Awards enforcement problems, will be a.m. Thursday at the John F. Members of other toastmis Kennedy parade grounds east Citations for suggestions that representatives of government, tress and toastmasters club are Jose C. Alarcon, Maintenance state and industry. of WSMR Headquarters Build invited to attend the evening have been approved for adoption Directorate, shared a sugges ing. and the superior performance of tion award. Malcolm D. Aitken, Chief of event. the WSMR Intelligence Office Following the program, the duties led the awards given at Seventeen of the employes guest speakers and a large *** White Sands Missile Range this said, "In addition to the ex Alvin T. were cited for SUstainedSUper change of ideas on security group of prominent visitors will Johnson, Man week under the Army's Incen ior Performance, six received be guests of WSMR officials at tive Awards Program, matters, this meeting will agement Ser- Quality Step Increases, and the afford us the opportunity to a luncheon in the officers' open • vice Division, Ignacio S. Morales Jr., re others came under other cate improve our interagency com mess. Many of the visitors will gories of the program. u. s. Army ceived $370 for the highest sug munication and establish a remain for briefings, tours and Honorees from Las Cruces El ec tr onic s gestion award, and Sergeant broader foundation to achieve other activities scheduled Research and First Class Harry A. Craighead were Ignacio S. Morales Jr., law enforcement and security in during the afternoon. Development received $230 as the second Frank R. Gonzalez, Albert B. the southwest." Special guests from Dona Ana Activity, WSMR, was honored largest amount. Both men are Rel and Oswaldo A, Polanco, Participants include rep and Otero counties in New Mexi this week through the Army's assigned with Data Collection all for suggestions; Elmer N. resentations from Fourth U. s. Deadlocked co and the U. S. Air Force Mis Jncentive Awards Program. Directorate, National Range Newman, Arthur E. Mays, Al Army, state of New Mexico, U. sile Development Center at Cited for the outstanding per Operations. bert D. Ortego, Jesse W. A. Army Intelligence School, Holloman Air Force Base have Thompson and Genoveva Tru Union and WSMR management officials discuss with American Arbitration Association formance of duty, he received Albert B. Rel, Maintenance City of Las Cruces, U. s. Dept. representatives tallies of mail ballots received at the range Tuesday for the TECOM accepted invitations to the Law Directorate, Logistics, re jillo, all receiving sustained Day activities. These guests a certificate of commedation of Justice, U. S. Border Patrol, non-supervisory wage board employes election. The vote conducted throughout the range ceived three suggestion awards, SUperior Performance ratings; will include State Senator and from Lieutenant Colonel City of El Paso, U. S. Border was to decide which union, National Federation of Federal Employes (NFFE) or Nation Richard E. Chabot, command and Oswaldo A. Polanco and (Continued on Page 2) Patrol, New Mexico State Uni Mrs. Joseph R. Skeen of Otero al Association of Government Employes (NAGE), would represent the wage board unit. County, State Senator and Mrs. ing officer of USAERDA. versity and civilian industry. Neither one of the two unions received a majority vote resulting in a run-off election James Kirkpatrick, State *** Major General H. G. Davis set for Tuesday, May 13, From left are: Refugio Gutierrez, Jr., president NAGE o. Senator and Mrs.Jerry AlilPdaca • A message from Fourth Army Navy .gives promotions son, WSMR commander, will :'..,ocal Rl4-41; Glenn II. Jllcks, president, NFFE Local l:J8 and Southwest Representa Headquarters points out that welcome participants and and State Senator Frank o. tive of the NFFE National Union; Joe Lovas, Civilian Pers<;mnel Office representative; Papen, all of Dona Ana County. there is a severe shortage of James B. Grant, Executive Di Helmut Wolff, Regional Director. American Arbitration Association. Mike Lemral. CPO hotel accomodations in Tel Aviv to 11 'desert sailors' rector, Governor's Policy representative and Mrs. Margaret Carlson, American Arbitration Association Honorable and Mrs. Charles during the July-October period. Board for Law Enforcement, Election Director. (U.S. ARMY PHOTO) T. Sutton, Mayor of Alamo During this time all hotels, with Eleven Desert Navy advance presentations Wed n es day state of New Mexico, will pre gordo; Mr. and Mrs. R. w. few exceptions, are fully book ment certificates have been morning, the day the new pro sent the keynote address. Britain, president, Las Cruces ed. The message notes that hotel presented to five new chiefs motions became effective, at Also presenting papers on Run-off set May 13 Chamber of Commerce; Mr. and reservations in Tel Aviv re and six other sailors promoted Navy Headquarters. Tuesday, April 29 will be Rich Mrs. Herculano Ferralez, Las quire as much as two months to higher pay grades, Wearing hard hats for the ard J. Healy, Chief Security Di Cruces City Commissioner; advance notice from May 1. Naval Ordnance Missile Test first time are Boatswain's Mate vision of the Aerospace Corp., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton, *** Facility Commanding Officer, Chief Hugh W. Wilson, Gun Los Angeles, speaking on Alamogordo City Commis Robert M. Captain G.D. Howard, made the ner's Mate Chief Michael F. "Design for Security." He will Wage Board union sioner; Mr, and •Mrs. John R. Schmacher, Lally Jr., and three Navy men be followed by a panel dis Tomlin and Mr. and Mrs. Ken chief of the advanced to Fire Control Tech cussion on "Professionalism in neth c. Bonnel, president, e McAfee Army Distributed to military nician, Missile: Lawrence E. Security and Law Enforcement" Security Bank and Trust. Hospital's and civilian personnel Vigus, William K. Tichenor and by Louis T. Williams, Past election deadlocked others will include State Rep pediatrics on White Sands Missile Taswall G. Crowson, Jr. President of the Association of resentative and Mrs. Ray Gene clinic at White Range. Published Climbing the advancement Federal Investigators; Ferris More than 990 Test and 485, with 113 employes voting range, fromStallionRangeCen- Abbott of Dona Ana County, Sands Missile weekly by Zia News-: ladder to First Class Petty Of E. Lucas, Executive Director, Evaluation Command (TECOM) for "no union" and 12 ballots ter near SocorrotoAiamogordo Judge William R. Hendleyofthe ficer are Gunner's Mate First Range has received gold- oalc papers, Las Cruces, National Sheriff's Association non-supervisory Wage Board declared void. with mail balloting at the launch New Mexico Court of Appeals leaves denoting his new rank of Class Jimmy R. Cochran, Fire N. M. a private firm and Floyd E. Purvis, Chairman employes turned out Tuesday WSMR officials said a run- complex at Green River, utah. and Mrs. Hendley, District major. Colonel Georges M. Control Technician Missiles of the Board, American Society at White Sands Missile Range off election will be conducted Judge and Mrs, Richard Stanley Hennard, post surgeon, assisted in' no way connected First Class Dennis G. Weeks for Industrial Security. to choose between two local Tuesday, May 12, to determine ------of Otero County, District Judge by Major Drury L. Woodson, with Department of the and Fire Control Technician Edward A, Farris, Professor unions or "no union." which of the locals will repre- and Mrs. E. Forrest Sanders of chief of the hospital's clinics, Army. Opinions ex Missiles First Class Carter of Police Science, NMSU, will Early today missile range sent the TECOM Wage Board \~it'Rit ~'flNQ- "''™ rf.. Dona Ana County, Mayor pinned the new insignia last pressed by publishers Williams Jr. talk on "Security and Law En officials said that the tallies employes on anexclusivebasis. ~ Thomas J, Graham of LasCru- Three desert sailors sewed week. and writers hereinare forcement Training." He will showed neither Local 158, Na Tuesday's election was con- ces and Las Cruces City Com- *** their own and are not on second class chevrons. They be followed by Roland Loomis, tional Federation of Federal ducted in accordance with an 'i•· missioner Juan Gomez. are Internal Communications 1 To all Publicity Chairmen of to be considered an Corporate Security Manager, Employes (NFFE) nor National 1 Technician Second Class Doug J Post organizations: official expression of Corning Glass, Corning, N. Y., Association of Government Em ~~e~~~~e~~~e~~!~~e~i1~~ ~. · ' ~- : H.t~~k)1~~~~~1t~~ L~~~~~ las L. Mathews, Electronic by the American Arbitration "" ces, civilian aide to the Secre- • It will speed up news articles Department of the talking on "Security Awareness ployes (NAGE)local R14-41 won ~i -~ about your organization and re Technician Second Class James and Security Motivation." a majority of the 994 votes to Association. itJtttJ..16f foPAYJ tary of the Army for New Mexi- duce errors if, when referring Army. Appearance of K. Staton and Electronic Tech The final presentation of the win exclusive recognition. The Eight voting sites were estab- co, and Mrs. Campbell. Rep- to a married woman, you use advertisements in this nician Second Class Ray L. first day will be a panel dis count was NFFE -384, NAGE - lished throughout the sprawling .______._resenting the AFMDC at Hollo- the husband's first name and , publication does not Scrugham, (Continued on Page 2) man will be Colonel G. T. Buck, middle initial, unless of course, constitute an endorse commanding officer, and Mrs. she is divorced! If she is still ment by Departmentof (Contirrued on Page 2) married, she is Mrs. Joe B. the Army of products Law Day speakers Jones - NOT Mrs. Mary Jones. or services. Proclamation LAW DAY USA, MAY 1, 1969 • Spring up, Fall back May first marks the twelfth anniversary of Law Day USA. It is a special day celebrated throughout the nation in recog nition of our national heritage of individual freedom under that's Daylight Time law. Law Day is m occasion for recognition by Americans of "Spring up in the spring. a.m. Sunday. The regular shift the great rights secured to them under law and the attend Fall back in the fall." will be 7:45 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., ant duties and responsibilities these rights entail. In other words, run your Mountain Daylight Time. For The day has been set aside by Congress and by Presiden clock forward in the spring, the past six months, the post tial proclamation to remind us that adherence to the rule and run it back in the fall, has been on Mountain Standard of law is essential in our society, basic to the welfaze of That's the way to keep Time. every citizen and to the stability and vitality of the nation. straight on Daylight Saving Employes on duty when the The theme for the observance of Law Day USA this year Time. change takes place at 2 a.m. carries a timely reminder for all Americans: It's just one hour each time. Sunday will be considered on "Justice and Equality Depend Upon Law - and YOU!" • And the time to run your clock duty for the normal number of It is appropriate, therefore, on this Law Day that we ac forward one hour for this year hours if the lost hour is charged knowledge our duty as citizens and recognize our respon is when you go to bed Satur to leave. If that hour is not sibility to obey the law, to support the agencies of law en day night, April 26. charged to leave, they will be forcement and the courts in the performance of their obli Actually, DST begins at 2 a.m. paid for the actual number of gations; and, also, that in the home, the school and the church Sunday, April 27. It will remain hours worked. · we teach young Americans the enduring values of a society in effect until 2 a.m. on the When they change back to rooted in a tradition of freedom secured by law. last Sunday in October. Standard Time next October, NOW, THEREFORE, I, Major General H. G. Davisson, employes on duty at the time Commanding General of White Sands Missile Range, New This will be the third year will be paid for the extra hour. Mexico, do hereby proclaim Thursday, IMay l, 1969 as Law of OOT for WSMR personnel, Most noticeable effect of the Day USA at White Sands Missile Range, and call upon all along with those of the sur time change? Probably the extra military and civilian personnel of this command to recog rounding area including New sunshine and daylight at the end nize this special day through supporit of programs and cer Mexico and Texas. The Uni- of the day. Ji you're not care emonies observing Law Day USA, 1969. • form Time Act of 1966, en ful, you 11 find yourself going to DATED at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, this acted by Congress, went into bed at midnight when you re.ally 15th day of April, 1969. effect for the first time in would like to be asleep by 11 / s/ H, G. Davisson April 1967. p,m. That extra daylight, with H. G. DAVISSON All work schedules at WSMR darkness arriving after 9 p.m., Major General, USA will be on OOT effective at 2 can throw you off at first. SEN, JOSEPH M. MONTOYA BG HAROLD PARKER JUDGE LaFEL E. OMAN Commanding •
PAGE 2-WIDTE SANDS MISSILE RANGER WIDTE SANDS MISSILE RANGE. N.M., APRIL 25. 1969 Employes earn _(ContiJl!led from Page 1) 1 THE WHITE. SANDS ti Manuel R. Ceniceros, Outstand ing Performance and Quality _.MISSILE _.~RANGE.R.; .· ~~ .~ Mature - For Patrons over 17 TO STAFF SERGEANT Step Increase; Clyde L. Church, ~ clot•' years. George M. Sweet Paul K. Arthur, Joe A. White Mature-Young People - For B Co ley and James T. Emanuel, Policies and statements in the news and editorial columns Patrons over 12 years. Robert W. Taylor Quality Step Increase. are not necessarily those of the Department of the Army or Family - For Patrons of all 259th MP Co First Lieutenant Jerry T. an endorsement by the Department of the Army of the products ages. TO SPECIALJST FIVE or services advertised. Rogers and Sergeant Firs. Larry A. Lron Class Harry A. Craighead, both Published weekly as a civilian enterprise in the interest of ****** SATURDAY MATINEE A Co of WSMR, and.Jose C. Alarcon, Military and Civilian personnel of White Sands Missile the, & EVENING Ernest J, Marroni Clint, Tex., also received Sug Range, New Mexico, by Zia Newspapers of Las Cruces, New SEVEN GOLDEN MEN (F). In B Co gestion Awards. MPlco. 1 Geneva, the center of all banks Nicola Santilli From La Mesa, N. M., Al-' news matter for publication should be sent to the Inform - All in Europe, six supermen of HHC fredo H. Nevarez, Edward N. ation otticer, White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, Tele- . crime plan to rob the securest Robert E. Seymour Pennington and Rafael G. Ne phone 678-2716. Advertising Telephone 526-9012, Las Cruces. and most completely burglar HHC varez received sustained Press service material is not copyrighted or syndicated, may proof safe in the world .•. ,they Larry G. Stone Superior Performance ratings. be reprinted or reproduced with out further permission provided work with the most futuristic HHC Alamogordo honorees were proper credit is given. techniques. . . .radar, sonar, Harry Peyton James L. Bates and Anne F. This newspaper ls not an official or semi-official Depart- television, with an ultragonio HHC French, Sustained Superior ment of Defense publication. · meter. There are moments of Leslie A, Wllite Performance, and · John D. All pictures are by White Sands Missile Range photog anguished suspense - will they HHC Browning, Outstanding and raphers unless otherwise stated. succeed?? Jimmy D. Ingram Quality Step Increase, e SUNDAY & MONDAY USA ERDA Socorro, N.M., re'sidents HANNIBAL BROOKS (M), Michael L. Webb were Leonard T. Rautio, sug Hannibal Brooks (Oliver Reed) USA ERDA gestion and Glyn E. Zumwalt, The common goals is a British prisoner of war who Edward A. Wilson ASSIGNED - Captain Peyton F. Sustained Superior Perform befriends an elephant named USA ERDA Ligon Ill of Decatur, Ga., has ance. Reports of the Federal Bureau of Investigation disclose a Lucy while working in the TO SPECIALIST FOUR replaced Captain James E. Van From El Paso were Clinton E. shocking 89 percent increase in crime in the United States be Munich Zoo. He ends up es Louis Charles Sickle as aide-de-camp to Roberson, Suggestion; Rose K. tween 1960 and 1967. caping with the huge animal. •• A Co Major General Frank M. Izen Mareczko, Sara D. Holder, Last year more than 3,8 million serious crimes were report the Germans in hot pursuit••• Diane Thomas our, commanding general of the Dionisia T. Martinez, Roberto ed. Many more - no one knows how many - were not reported_ across the Alps to Switzerland. WAC Co u. s. Army Test and Evaluation Tibuni, Pearle M. Picton and The 16 percent increase in the figures for 1967 over the pre They are joined in their es William H. Swantner Command. CPT. Ligon joined Ramona W. Taft, Sustained ceding year included an uoward climb in violent crimes against capades by an Austrian soldier, HHC TECOM last month following an Superior Performance; Bar persons arm property. a pretty Polish girl and an ST AGE STARS - Ed Gildemeister (left) and Norman Buerhauf Cherman P. Cornell assignment as an instructor bara Samaniego and Terrel E. Haines, Outstanding and Quality Arrests reached a st~ggering five and a half million persons, underground resistance group run through a bit of nonsense in the "Man Who Came Around " 259th MP Co with the Infantry School's of whom more than a third were under age 21, led by a "far out" American G. one of the skits to be presented by the Theater Group at 8 p.~. Charles s. Reid Ranger Department. A 1966 Step Increase; Patrick H• • The causes of crime and social unrest are many and varied. I. (Michael J. Pollard), tonight (April 25) at the Countdown Service Club. "Moon 259th MP Co graduate of the U. s. Military Meighen, Outstanding; Alberto The remedies are not simple, They call for the combined Suggested for mature audi-. beams in Your Buttermilk" is the Group's initial production, John B. Mays Academy, he served with the M. Aranda and Jean L. Brock, etrorts ot government ana rn rnruv1aua1 cuizensin many spheres ences (parental discretion ad The comedy revue consists of ten skits designed to trip the 259th MP Co l 73rd Airborne Brigade in Viet Quality Step Increase, and John of American life. Achieving social justice and equality under vised), "tickle box" of even a staid audience. Free admission and free Miguel A. Melendez nam where he won the Silver J. McKinney, Special Act. law must be the common goals of all of us. TUESDAY pizza at 6:30 p.m. (U.S. ARMY PHOTO) 259th MP Co Star, Bronze Star Medal with ------ This year on May 1 we again observe Law Day USA. The THE TRYGON FACTOR (M). Augustin Garcia "V" and two Oak Leaf Clusters, theme for 1969 is: "Justice and equality depend upon law - The story of a criminal organi 259th MP Co and the Purple Heart in 1967 and you!" zation mastermined by a Rudolph M. Rosegay and 1968, (US ARMY PHOTO QUESTIONS It's a short way of saying that justice and equal opportunity group of women who take to 259th MP Co GRAPH) do in fact rely both upon laws and courts and upon the attitudes crime to save the family estate Charles E, Johnson of individual Americans towards other Americans. from ruin. They gradually 259th MP Co Ana County-Army sponsored and And it is a meaningful reminder for everyone- on May 1 and spread to more daring and am Steven C. Perdue Law Day are New Mexico Sena every day! · bitious crimes; murder; rob 259th MP Co tor Joseph Montoya, Judge ANSWERS bery, etc., all accomplished Carl A. Koch Oman and a host of legal, civic 259th MP Co and military leaders. This Question and Answer without a trace of evidence. department has been ea~ Merits attention There's action, thrills and mys Jeffery A, Schenerlein lished for the benefit of all mili tery as Stewart Granger works 259th MP Co tary personnel. I! you have a The right of dissent has been cherished and preserved since on the baffling mystery of the Harold R. Wheat Jr. Sen. Montoya question, aend it to us. We'll an The following is from "Med with this last man we are con swer any and all aa quickly as the beginning of our republic, The day must never come when it "Trygon Factor." 259th MP Co (Continued from Page 1) itations for Servicemen" by cerned. Jesse J, Valdez space allows. Address your will be otherwise. Vigorous and effective expressions of dissent Suggested for mature audi queations to: Editor, Armed of legitimate grievances are essential ingredients of the demo ences (parental discretion ad William E. Parsons, Jr, One of the best examples of 259th MP Co Buck, and Colonel J. c. Manatt, a sincere agnostic is Fulton vice commander, and Mrs. Forces Press File, 1117 N. 19th cratic process. vised). AN AGNOSTIC Michael J. Dee St., Arlington, Va. 22209. Oursler. Oursler, who was one But there are valid and necessary limitations of dissent, WEDNESDAY Why do men in the barracks 259th MP Co Manatt, like to boast about being agnos of the most influential religious The Law Day Observance is Freedom of speech does not include incitement of riot, Seeking SALT & PEPPER (M). Richard L. Townsend Q. What i11 the minion of tics and atheists? There are writers of this century, stated being sponsored jointly by the redress of grievances does not include the right to do violence They're Charlie 8altandChris HHC the Aeroepace Defense that for fifty years he had ex Staff Judge Advocate offices of to persons or the property of others. topher Pepper, the dauntless three possible reasons, First, it Clude H. Shannan Command? plored many different religions. A great American, Theodore Roosevelt, observed succinctly: heroes who held the fate of the may be the fashionable thing to 259th MP Co WSMR and Holloman and the A. First one must clarify the do. It may be the fad. Second, He studied everything from Harry L. Poritz bar associations of Dona Ana term Aerospace Defense and "No man is above the law, and no man is below it," world in their hands .... and this in itself will give you the Events of recent years have proved again that lawlessness and dropped it! They discover a it may be the easy way out for Buddhism, Bahaism, and Zor 259th MP Co and Otero counties. the man who is afraid to take Among those attending will command's mission. Aerospace violence do not advance p.rogre~s, but retard it. They destroy widespread and nefari9us inter.:. oastrainism to the revivalism Floyd A. Morris be 125 members of the South Defense means defending our rather than extend civil rights, and they impede rather than pro national plot which"pJans the leap of faith and confront of Billy Sunday, but it did not 259th MP Co country from hostile attac. t~ Wl!st Inter-Agency Security mote real solutiomJto social ills. ruination of Great Britain. ThE!y himself with the ultimate ques help him. Gary L. Tauzin which might occur through the He was an agnostic. He was a Conference, Also expected to They have confirmed that enduring advances toward full reali persist through adventures and tions of life. Third, a man may A Co Aerospace medium extending liberal thinker. Live and letlive from the surface of the •rth to zation of the American ideals of equality and justice must come hair-breadth escapes that out genuinely believe that be being Floyd M. Solomon attend will be many civilian was his philosophy. But the ex employes and military per infinity. about through lawful channels. And they have reminded us that Bond-Bond. an agnostic he is being honest HHC pected happiness and content in a lawful society no one gains by attempts to enforce change Suggested for mature audi and faithful to the best that Eileen Vellia sonnel of WSMR and junior high Q. I am being discharged ment and inner security did not school students of the WSMR from military service after by defying the law. ences (pat,ental discretion ad he knows and understands. It is USAERDA come. Instead he was restless, school. Workers who can be two years active duty and That is theessenceofthemessageofthe annual Law Day USA vised). John P. Palus discontented, disappointed, and spared from their duties will want to enter college. How observance on May 1, Congress and the President have urged THURSDAY & FRIDAY Armed Services USAERDA do I get permiBBion from fearful. be encouraged to attend. all Americans to observe Law Day by rededicating themselves BULLITT (M). Bullitt comes TO PRIVATE FIRST CLASS VA to enter a11 a G.I. lltu Then one day trouble came his to "the ideals of equality and justice under law." It is an appeal tc the post theater. That ought Jack D. Ainsworth Music for the program will dent? YMCA offers way, and he felt his need for that merits the thoughful attention of every American, to shake up the place pretty USAERDA be provided by the 424th u. S. A. Write, call or visit your God's help, but he could not good. . .Not many freaky cops ARMY COMMENDATION Army Band, from Ft. Bliss, nearest Veterans Administra full schedule just pretend to believe. To only tion office and request an appli like Bullitt around! You look MEDAL (First Oak Leaf commanded and directed by pretend to believe is to fool one cation form. Complete this form at the Italian shoes and the A wide variety of recreation Cluster) Chief Warrant Officer James SECURITY AWARENESS PROGRAM self, and no intelligent man and return it to the VA which turtleneck and you have to won al activities are scheduled this Major Valentine A. Swan Choate. will then provide you with • could be guility of such decep der! You listen to the official weekend at the Armed Services Armor A military parade and review Certificate of Eligibility that tion. The best Oursler could beefs about "personal miscon YMCA, 300 San Francisco Ave., SSG Darrell L. Rolinitis will be staged prior to the will permit you to enter school do was to wish that he could under the G.I. Bill, provided duct," "disruptive influence." El Paso. USA speaking portion of the pro 14 believe. And God accepted that! that the school and courses are You figure he's got to be up The NAMAS, a cahpter of the gram, The invocation will be One day Oursler entered a approved for this program. 18 for trade •.•.But when some Girls Service Organization will given by the Rev. Alfred Krader chapel on Fifth Avenue, and Q. As a military veteran rare Chicago blood starts spill start the festivities with a "dec S~curity of Las Cruces. Master of cere 2l he asked for faith. "In ten what federal benefits do I ing in San Francisco.... they orating Party" tonight at 7 p.m. monies will be Lieutenant minuted or less I may change (Continued from Page 1) rate for myself and depen 24 give Bullitt the mop ..•They A "Las Vegas Casino Dance" Colonel Robert M, Thorniley, dents? my mind," he prayed, "I may cussion with Colonel Kent o. weren't exactly doing him a Saturday night at 8 p.m. is plan WSMR staff judge advocate. scoff at all this - and love Buckingham, Intelligence Chief, A. Because of space it would favor. ..But they've done a great ned with the "Strange Brew" Following the playing of the not be practical to list all fed error again. Pay no attention Defense Atomic Support Agen New Mexico state song by the big one for you. providing the musical inter eral benefits that you rate, but to me then, For this little cy, Albuquerque; Colonel Wil you can acquire a complete run Suggested for mature audi ludes. band and the welcoming address time I am in my right mind liam H. Embley, Security Divi down in a VA Fact Sheet en SOUTHWEST ences (parental discreation ad Free coffee and donuts will by Major General H. G. Davis INTERAGENC'ri be served at the "Coffee Scene" and heart, This is my best. sion Chief at Fourth Army son, commanding general of titled "Federal Benefits for Vet vised). Headquarters, Ft. Sam Houston erans and Dependents" pub SECURITY Sunday morning at 9:30, Here Take it and forget the rest; WSMR, Colonel Thorniley will lished in Jan. 1969. Mail request_ ON FERENCE is an opportunity to share mu and if You are really there, and Lieutenant Colonel Fred introduce John Joe Wilkinson, along with 30 cents to Superin.. tual interests in relaxful en help me," Swafford, Commander 901st president of the New Mexico tendent of Documents, U. S. WSMR vironment, On that day Oursler came to Military Intelligence Detach Bar Association. Mr. Wilkinson Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402. 29 Apr-1 May 1969 The ladies from the Scotsdale know God. Faith is a gift - ment, Albuquerque. will give the response to the Baptist church will host the and you can ask for it, The second day of the semi welcome and will introduce nar will include presentations Q. Will the Navy become Hospitality Hour at 4 p.m. Sun Judge Oman. actively involved in Organ day. Free sandwiches and punch More officers by Army Intelligence leaders The second speaker, General transplant? are abundant for all partici and government contract ad Parker, will be introduced by A. At the present no. They FOLK MUSICAL - A Chris pating. get repetitive ministration Services person Colonel Thorniley. General are gearin11; for this eventually tian folk musical entitled "Good At 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Mrs, nel. Chief Ben Silva of the Las Davisson will introduce Senator with cne site on each coast. News," will be presented Sun James Newman will give a talk Cruces Police Department will Montoya, who will give the key day, May 4 at 7 p.m. in the Post assignments Q. Are my Savings on "Graphoanalysis" in the lead a panel discussion on note address. At the conclusion Bonds and Freedom Shares Chapel, High school and college "Handling Military Violators in of his speech, Senator Montoya ATR-Coffee House. WASHINGTON (ANF) - taxable? students from several churches A new idea has been added the Civilian Community" with will ask the winners of the Law A. Th" lnterest obtained is BClUZONTAL 46.Long playing(ebbr) 13.Employees' _ Current policies for recom J .Unassuming ceuse more business in Las Cruces form the cast. for the Tuesday night "record Lt. J. H. Parks of the El Paso Day Essay Contest to come for !!Ubject to Federal income ta4 6 .Compsss d1rect1on 47 .Ant1e1rersft(abbr) l osees than all the The musical contains original mending officers for ~om but not to state or local income 8.Uee only authorized 48.Knotty protuberance bank robberies put romps" in the Coffee House. Police Dept. assisting. ward. He then will present their tax. destruction methods; 50 .Ruesian ruler together. folk music composed by young Slim Pickens, local disc jockey mand positions have been Also scheduled for April 30 awards. even smell of 52.Secur1ty should be 15.A western unlv(sbbr) people. It is melodious and in changed to permit more re. 88 from KELP radio will be spin is a panel discussion on "Traf The benediction will be given Q. What is the theory of psper cen reveal clas- regarded pert ot 16 .Soldier (colloq) spirational. The group was or s1f1ed information. the assigned duty, 22.11811• ning records from 7 p,m. to 10 petitive battalion level com fic in Firearms" with Phillip by Chaplain (Lieutenant modern combat airlift? 14.Son Antonio mleslon not 88 en additional 23.Agreement ganized to share the good news p.m. GSO girls will be in at mand assignments in order M. Pfleging and Thomas G. Hupp Colonel) Edward B. Rehkopf of A . It is to airlift combat 15.Unaecanpsnied 111Ble 27 .Decision on a pro- forces and their equipment, with of Christianity with those who tendance as dance partners. to better capitalize on the ex of the Treasury Dept., Tobacco WSMR, 17 .constructed 59.sper (pl) possl need a helping hand, and is proof the greatest speed, to any point 16.Man' s name 60.Express1on at 29.Aleutisn island Many more programs and perience of proven leaders. and Firearm Division, leading At the luncheon in the officers in the world, no matter how re 19.Thlo symbol ot law dismey 33.Alvsys that many young people are and order represents 61.Removed the center 35. ot the sir (canb services for members of the Highly qualified officers the talks. open mess, the blessing will be mote or primitive, where a ot form) attempting to do good deeds. military forces are available at who have led battalions in Donald L. Smith, Customs given by Chaplain (Major) threat arises or is likely to 20':'0Wi.ng 63.Smell crawlers 37 .Storm• The program at WSMR is being the Armed Services YMCA, Vietnam will be recom Agent in El Paso will talk about Richard W, Selle of WSMR. erupt. 21.Secured 64 .Bi!rkel ey institu- 36 .MerriSI!" conpection sponsored by the Protestant tion (abbr) 39l'o whirl where every active duty ser mended by Office of Person "Control of Smuggling and In Garnett Burks of Las Cruces, 23 .Brazilian state Youth of the Chapel. All post Q. What is the Skill 24.0ne 65.Chopplng tool 4l.Ind1et1nct to the viceman is automatically a nel Operations (OPO) for troduction of Contraband De president of the Dona Ana Development Base? 25.Men' s nick.name 66.Snout eight personnel are invited, with a A. i.3.Most aged member. second battalion command vices" followed by Hernam C. County Bar Association, will Because of requirements 26 .Response requested special invitation extended to in Southeast Asia the Arm. 26.Colcnb1an city VERTICAL 45.caribbean dictator assignments in the sustain Moore Chief Patrol Inspector serve as toastmaster and will 30.A bone 1. Large flat fish 49.Jlorth Africa port teenagers. of the U Border Patrol pre introduce a number of the faced a shortage of middle (two words) 5i.0ppos1ng the "!lay•" ing bases such as continentai .s. grade enlisted men. In order tb 31.Telet;ype(abbr) senting "Control of Unlawful special guests, 32.Still 2 . Liquid fats 5}.Post Scri pt (abbr) PROTESTANT CHERUB United States or long tour stop this shortage a program 3. Florida county 54 . Nat' l Agency Check Entry into the United States." The program at the John F. 34 • Child• s game CHOIR - Rehearsals for the overseas areas. was developed to upgrade abili 36.A veteran (colloq) 4.Enllsted Men (abbr) (abbr) Another panel discussion on Kennedy parade grounds will ty of lower grade enlisted per 36.Regret 5.Belp! 55 .Salt Lake (abbr) Cherub Choir will r esume Wed Conversely, selected bat 6.S)'lllngton • s nick- 56.Inter-Al!•mcy(abbr) "Narcotics and Dangerous end around 11:30 a,m., and the sonnel. It is known as the Skill 39.Tbat pert of the nesday, April 30 at 3:30 p,m. talion commanders in sus Devel<>pment Base or SDB. US alonl! the Georgia- name 57 .Boy Scouts of Drugs Control" will be present luncheon is expected to be con Florida coast (abbr) 7 .Ca.bat Ameri ca (abbr) in the Post Chapel Activity taining bases will be recom 40.Rubidium(chem symb} 9.c-Battery (abbr) 56 .Ubrary of Congress FRIDAY (April 25) ed by W. L, Speer and John Heal cluded about 1:45 p.m. Q. Does the SDB pro 42.Student bell l0°Rutgers Univ (abbr) (abbr) Room. Children age four 7 p,m, Free Pizza mended for similar duty in ey of the Dept. of Justice, Nar The afternoon's activities for gram cause accelerated pro 44.Ueutenant Colonel ll.Italia n opera 59.Moster of A.rts(sbbr) through six are eligible for the Vietnam. cotics and Dangerous Drugs the visitors, to be arranged by motions? (abbr) 12.More tbsn one 62.ot or !rem, in Fr 8 p.m. Special Entertainment Cherub Choir. Mrs. Nathan L, SATURDAY (April 26) Individuals recommended Bureau_ the Visitors Lureau, will be A. Yes. When a man enters the program he is promoted to Mulloy will direct the choir ?.:30 p,m. Pool Tourney for these repetitive command Rounding out the day's activ concluded by 4 p.m. and Mrs. Harvey Lasko will E4. Upon completion of the SUNDAY (April 27) t ours will serve as battalion ities will be James G. March, formal instruction he is pro- continue as accompanist. 2 .p.m, "Kuntry Kuzins & commanders for 18 to 2 J Sandia Corporation, Albuquer Ancient Greek and Roman moted to E5. . • Nancy Taylor" (Western months. que, who will speak on "se divers worked in a thriving Army Materiel Command - THE CATHOLIC MEN OF Show) Officers selected from the curity Classification Manage WSMR will meet Tuesday, April sponge industry, the National 7:30 p.m. Movie "Inside sustaining base may be as ment.'' All outstanding Series E and H 29, at 8 p,m. at the NCO Club. The last day of the seminar Geographic Society says. Story'' signed t:> Vietnam after com Savipgs Bonds are still earning Color pictures of Apollo Eight will be devoted to participation Sponges then had· odd uses. MONDAY (Closed) manding a battalion for one interest - now at the increased & Nine will be shown at the in the annual Law Day activi Dipped in honey, they pacified TUESDAY (April 30) year regardless of prescribed rate of 4,25 per cent when held to meeting. All Catholic men are ties at the range. Scheduled to babies; soaked in water, they Arsenal For The Brave 7 p.m. Checker Tourney tour lengths in present loca next maturity. ' urged to attend, participate in the Otero-Dona became soldiers' canteens, 8 p.m. Smoker Poker tion~ . • WIDTE SANDS MISSILE RANGER-PAGE 3 Toleration 'Military Wife' WIDTE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N.M., APRIL 25, 1969 " •••toleration has never yet excited civil wars, whereas its opposite has filled the earth with slaughter and desolation; ••May finalists chosen all men remember that they are Five women who have blazed Mrs. Coleman, who teaches a ' brethren! May they alikeabhor individual trails of community that tyranny which seeks to sub sixth-graae class au•ort wam service in 25 states and abroad wright, near Fairbanks,hasre ject the freedom of the will •••" were announced today as final - Voltaire, 1763. ceived wide recognition for ists for the title of Military launching a movement known as Wife of the Year, U.s.A. HELP DAN (Help Educate Little ClASS.IFI E'D, Their most recent deeds People to the dangers of Drugs, • range from Connecticut, where Alcohol and Narcotics). 1964 Honda 300cc $295 Cruces one finalist successfully cam Mrs. l::lerkenpas, married 25 Cycle Center 620 N. Main, Las paigned for establishment of a years to Air Force Lieutenant In June, the Military Wife of Cruces. town's first high school build Colonel Nephi Berkenpas, is the the Year will be a guest at the ing, to Alaska where another mother of three children. One anmal conventionoftheGeneral 1966 Honda 300cc $400 Cruces finalist earned that state's of her current community acti- Federation of Women's Clubs in Cycle Center 620 N. Main, Las Mother of the Year award for vities is a highly responsible Cleveland The Federation is Cruces initiating a program to alert role in "Youth ,~~e Li?e• Inc •.;: the parent organization for af · youngsters to the dangers of a telephone hstemng post filiated women's clubs through Spacious country home on two drugs and alcohol. that helps to solve problems of out the U.S.andincertainover acres near Las Cruces with Mrs. Richard M. Nixon is young people in the Sacramento, seas areas. . pool, producing orchard etc. serving as honorary chairman Calif., area. Mrs. Berkenpas Lots of space for youngsters. of the committee of judges who monitors volunteer activities at Call 526-6902 will choose the Military Wife the "li£tening post" center and of the Year, U,S,A, acts as a trouble shooter for CONSOLE SPINET PIANO. Will The finalists are: Mrs. sacrifice to responsible party calls dealing with the more ser • Madeline Berkenpas, Sacra ious problems. in this area. Cash or terms. mento Calif., whose husband is Write Credit Mgr., Tallman Mrs. Sawyer has been resid stationed at McClellan Air Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, ing for the last year at Ft. Bel Oregon 97308, A. NEW STRIPE - Newly promoted Master Sergeant Charles L, Gunn gets his new stripe Force Base; Mrs. Edrel Cole voir, where Staff Sergeant Ed pinned on by his wife, Mary, and Colonel George H. Fame, Deputy for Army Missile Test man, Ft. Wainwright, Alaska, ward A. Sawyer is a member and Evaluation, White Sands Missile Range. The veteran soldier is attached to "A" wife of an Army chaplain; Mrs. of the 75th Army Band. In JOBS OPEN Alta Mae Sawyer, Ft. Belvoir, LAS CllUCES • ALAMO&OIOO Company, u. s. Army Garrison, and assigned as non-commissioned officer in-charge of that time the couple adopted •------• Rockets Branch, ARMTE. He entered military service in 1945 and has been awarded the Va., whose husband is an Army their first child, and Mrs.Saw- DAG AR VALLEY staff sergeant; Mrs. Lois Smee, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY World War TI Victory Medal, Army Commendation Medal Occupation of Korea United yer became a teacher in the San Francisco, wife of an of Arlington, Va., school system, Travel Agencies 3.t Floor - luiNi"I m·"65 Nations Service Medal and the Good Conduct Medal, H~ came to WSMR from' duty in Germany. He and his wife live on post, ( U, s. ARMY PHOTO) ficer stationed at the Presidio and a vice-president of the Ft. Hotel Camino Real Hotel Sylvias Las Cruces, N.M. there, and Mrs. Carol White, of Belvoir NCO Wives Club. Her 2-11-70 Old Lyme, Conn., whose hus masters degree in Health and COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICES 772-4761 751-6273 Post artists band is stationed at the Coast Physical Education, with a El Paso firm Guard Academy in New London. minor in Guidance and Counsel 10 AM-6 PM or Appointment Hotel Reservations ••• take honors The finalists were selected by ing, has fitted her well for her GUNSMITH I NG is low bidder a committee of the General Fed club's work among children in complete Package Tours for all of ED BUDD Winners of the White Sands eration of Women's Clubs, the military and civilian com Mexico. 6201 Montana El Paso for Post work Missile Range art contest held which has headquarters here, munities and among adults in AIRLINES-TRAINS-BUSES in connection with the exhibit from scores of nominations nearby civilian rehabilitation Inquire at Villa Motel Construction of a 105-foot Auto Travel Insurance now at the Arts andCraftsCen- submitted by women's organi institutions. ' high radar clutter shield at . ter include six WSMR residents zations at military bases CITY TOURUAR RENTALS RAM (Radar Acquisition Meas and one from Holloman Air throughout the United states. In Mrs. Smee and her husband, urements) Site on White Sands When in Junrrz. Mexiro THE HOUSE OF THE Force Base. preceding years, the Military Army Colonel James C. Smee, BULL FIGHT TICKET RESERVATIONS PORRON Missile Range is expected to Mrs. Edward L. (Arlene) Wife of the Year was chosen transferred to San Francisco ALCAZAR begin in June, U.S. Air Force Holcomb took first and forth from those living in Europe and last year from Tehran, Iran. Write: 16 De septiembre Ote 1587 officials have announced. places, Mrs. Shirley Dobson, the Pacific area, Within a few months the mother Cd. Juarez, Chih. Mexico RESTAURANT BAR Construction time will be 240 Holloman AFB, took second Nominations are based on of four was elected Vice Pre ()ur Specialty days. place and Mrs. Melvin N. (La- outstanding community service sident of the Presidio Officers Announcement that Hunt vonne) Harless was third place by a military wife as part of Wives Club and, as a source ..,., Mignon a La c11o...,. ••rs• Building Mart, Inc., El Paso, winner. her wives-club programs or on there put it, no matter how busy •• Htw Yort Cut l!lllK.. .. was apparent low bidder for the Receiving Honorable Mention her own initiative. One of the she is in helping people "she 7(/~ ";... Patlla a la Valonc :11ateau Briand Slrat11uroo11 stvre "MIKE" project was made this week by were Mrs. Robert J. Battaglia, five finalists will be chosen in always makes time for one more Lolltlw Tall ••,, D ..._... the Albuquerque District Office Major Drury L. Woodson, Mrs. May as The Military Wife of the volunteer activity." In her 25 .,._..,...... s11an1 P1Wnprana Style RMI Fl1menco Music of the U.S. Army Corps of En- Paul deBlank and Mrs. Harless. Year by a committee of wives years as an Army wife she has Cedns~ a ta V11CGMD P.ery Nl9ht gineers. The El Paso firm bid Contest judges were Miss of some of the nation's highest demonstrated that community aast Mtxleaft l'eoll. $846,865 for the project. Johnell Crimin and Mildred Ek- renking military leaders. service runs in the family. Mrs. ______'hfo BIOClll Soutll at 811dgt. 1 IUOlll (J-•I - nl. l4M ..... The Corps of Engineers ford of the Ft Bliss Crafts Pro- The winner will be announced Smee's mother became Colo- Quality .. RAFAEL SAMPEDilO, M9r· CLOSED MONDAYS estimate had been $1,069,000. gram and Staff Sergeant Robert in Washington on May 12andim- rado Mother of the Year inl952 Five other construction firms T. Myers, WSMR. mediately will join television's for her Red Cross work in aid .. ' ------submitted bids for the project, Winners were announced and Art Linkletter on his annual tour ing disaster-stricken families . The clutter shield will be de- awards presented at an Open to families at u. s. military Mrs. White and her husband, FUR STORAGE ..~ ' .,.. signed to reduce ground clutter House in the WSMR Center. bases. Linkletter's initial ap- Coast Guard Commander Rod Is Dry-Cold Air with humidity automatically ' · .. c .. .. ff p ' during 0 p~r:l.tion of the radar, During theafternoon,Mrs.Cyn- pearance on his 1969 tour will rick Whitehavetwochildrenand controlled. V<.o 'J It will be similar to the shield thia Guzevich of Las Cruces be at the Ma".'ine Barracks iQi live1,in Old Lyme, Conn. Cmdr • ~ ,.. :)! .... r ·~ ,. "((_•!;- . installed several years ago presented a demonstration of Washington on May 12, and all.rt Whi~li! is serving his second A WORD TO THE WISE: around the AMRAD Site in the landscape painting. five finalists will be introduced tour, totaling 10 years, at New same area. Mrs. Guzevich, who recently there. London, so the Whites are Cleaning & Lusteriztng ezpertly 40~· ntendl ti» Also in the area, north of Oro completed an eight-week paint- The Military Wife of the Year deeply involved in community Ute and be111Uty of your turl Grande in the southeast corner ing workshop as a part of the then will travel with the Link- activities. Mrs. White organiz of the Missile Range, is the WSMR Special Services Crafts letter tour party to bases ex- ed a Girl Scout Troop in Old Getting RAMP ART (Radar Acquisition Program, was voted "Artist of tending from Guantanamo Bay in Lyme upon discovering none ex Whitten'• .iso offer J'OU ftneat c~ Sil Measurements for Analysis of the Year" by the Black Range the Caribbean to Alaska, it was isted there. And more rec'ent '· KE8TYLliNG • RBP.AIRINO A IQl.llfillll't, Re-entry Techniques) Site. Artists. She is a member of announced by Wilson L. Harrell, ly she played a leading role, awa~? In addition to installation of the American Artists Profes- president and chairman of Har- in a campaign that extended for the circular metal screen, 105 sional League, Texas Fine Arts, rell International, Inc. The a year and a half, to establish . ... feet high, the RAM Site p~oject and the Catherine Lorillard Harrell organization sponsors in Old Lyme the town's first will consist of installing con- Wolfe Club. the Military Wife of the Year high school building. ..; .. crete footings, guy wires, a dis- - program in recognition of the The committee of judges who posal field, an access road and Missile Range. The launch com- w_i~e-rangiD:g constructiv?~cti- will choose the. Military Wife a paved parking area.Electrical plex at Green River is an element v1_ties carried out by military of the Year consists of: . •··. distribution and grounding also of WSMR's National Ran wives everywhere to solving Mrs. Bruce Palmer, Jr., wife will be included, Operations and is operatedby4: community problems,. Harrell of the Vice Chief of Staff, U.S. Ar w k 1· th ABRES quoted a commendation sent to Army; Mrs. Thomas H. Moorer, The RAM Site radar is operated At::1Y • or ? e d t d b - one of the finalists by a police wife of the Chief of Naval Op- by Continental Elontronics Inc., Ai enaF program is con ucde A'Y official The latter found it erations; Mrs. WillardJ. Smith, "TM Lallel Thal llQnlflH The Ulllmal9 Ill 1 ir . • Dal las, T ex., under an Air. Force F r e corce tract personne an "particularly noteworthy" that w1·f e of the Commandant, U. S. ,.,,. Fur" contract. It is the prime sensor oFrc d onf thors. tr ti f "in an age of non-involvement Coast Guard; Mrs. Leonard F. . . un s or e cons uc on . o • . 615 MONTANA m support of the Air Force th Cl tt Sh' Id there are people who will be in- Chapman, wife of the Com- See RFC . . e u er ie were appro- . . t · 533-5543 533-5540 ABRES (Advanced Balhstic Re- priated in the fiscal year 1969 volved,,m making this a better mandan, U. S, Marme Corps; El Paso, Texas Before you go on leave, make sure you've got entry Systems) program A' F tr ti b d t world. and, Mrs. John P. McConnell, enough money on hand. See us for a Traveloan. ~~AWES~~am.~~ rr ~oowns~ooup. ~~~~oo~ ~-~-~~-~~-~=~~===~~~~~~~===;~~=====~ Then you'll know you'll be able to cover all of stage Athena Research Missiles ; Modern armies now carry dressed to Mrs. Coleman, upon your leave expenses- food, lodging? 1zansportation, are launched at Green River, her recent selection as Alaska's extras. Household helps more service people every Utah, and impact on White Sands colors only in ceremonies, The Mother of the Year. She and year than any other company of its kind. Taking practice of carrying colors into off? A Traveloan from Household is a great way to battle persisted in the United Major Victors. Coleman, Chap- IQ· See us about yours .today. States Army through the Civil lain Corps, have been married Up to •sooo war. 29 years and have one child. Before you sign on the dotted line. DRAPERY TV SERVICE rou'll know what your loan will cost. Is as near as your phone. New TV? 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Lodde is the • A re<:ent revision to AR 670-30 authorizes enlisted mem new Neighborhood Chairman bers of the ·women's Army Corps to wear "other" branch elected at a recent meetlngof ins.ignia when assigned to a unit or when working in an of- the Missile Valley Girl Scout ' fi<:e or activity which is associated with a specific branch, Neighborhood Association in the such as medical or finance. Enlisted women assigned to no Post Chapel Activities Room. specific branch will continue to wear the insignia of the Mrs. Lodde will replace Mrs. Women's Army Corps. John C, Hunter whose term ex • A number of quotas are available for personnel interest pired this summer. Both ladies ed in ranger training_ The eight week course is conducted by attended a district meeting the Ranger Department of The Infantry School at Fort Ben April 18 in Las Cruces, ning, Ga. This training is particularly valuable for fire team, Among recent WSMR Scout squad and platoon leaders because small unit tactics and op projects, the Scout and troop erations used in Vietnam are emphasized. For additional in leaders contributed a large formation, contact your unit personnel officer. amount of clothing and other • Commanders and personnel officel's should insure that articles to needy families and enlisted men with qualifications or additional skills above promoted a successful cookie Lhose normally as-sociated with their MOS are properly identi sale, fied. Purpose is to enable OPO to consider these skills in se Cheryl Beall and Donna Ma.1- lecting the individual's next assignment. ARs 600-200 and hoit each sold more than 100 611-201 specify the criteria for award of Special Qualifica boxes of cookies for which they tion and Additonal Skill Identifiers utilized for this purpose. were awarded the "I Did It" Use DA Form 1-1 (Personnel Data Change Report) for re patch. Thirteen scouts sold INCENTIVE AWARD- Mrs. Aurora Rogers, Financial Management Division, U. Army porting this information to DA. more than 50 boxes, five of s. Electronics Research and Development Activity, WSMR, received a suggestion award • Many soldiers do not know h'.>W and when to volunteer which were senior scouts. • this week through the Army's Incentive Awards Program. She was among three USAERDA for Vietnam duty. This 9roblem was discovered when a major Senior Troop #438 earned a Certificate of M11rit for selling employes to be cited. Lieutenant Colonel Richard E. Chabot, commanding officer, overseas command noted that many men would have re an average of 36 boxes of USAERDA. made the presentation. (U.S. ARMY PHOTO) quested assignment to Vietnam earlier had they known more cookies per girl. about how to a}:>ply while in basic combat training or ad The Girl Scout Day Camp will LOOKING FOR QUALITY-.SEE THE vance individual training. Commanders, personnel officers and be held June 3-5 and 10-13, The 1ht Old 1r/mf!i drill sergeants have been asked to orient trainees on how themC' will be "Dramatics," and when to volunteer for combat zone duty. Procedures are CADILLAC QUALITY USED CARS outlined in AR 614-203. A formal apJ>lication, however, is not Mrs. Hal Cox, Las Cruces, will be guest speaker at the first 1967 BUICK ELECTRA 4 1965 CADILLAC 4 OOOR required. More than 180,000 soldiers have volunteered for DOOR SEDAN. Full power & SEDAN. Full Power & air. Vietnam since July 1, 1964. (ANF) day of camp, She will tali': on the history of this area, Then, ~ - ,~~_1(~ air. Local Owner. from her talk and other material 1967 CADILLAC 4 IX>OR 1968 OLOO 98 4 DCX>R Landis available, the girls will create u \) \ ~ l ~·rl DeVILLE SEDAN. Full LUXURY SEDAN, Full their own plays. "The best substitute for power & air. Local Owner. power & air. Local Owner. 13000 Miles. • Shoe The fee for the two-week conscience on the golf course 13000 miles. camp is $3. However, it will be is a caddy that knows addi 1966 Opal 4 Door Kadett 4 1967 OL OOMOBILE F85 4 Service assumes $1 for girls whose mothers work tion and uses it." speed - air cond. Local DOOR SEDAN. Power & air. at the camp the entire time. Local Owner. • • A bus will transport the girls NOW OPEN in our daily from the pm~t school to If 7at If~ PA.RK ~,:'~ADILLAC 4 DOOR 1964 FORD CUSTOM 500 VB NEW LOC'. A. TION assignment camp. v~ r ~ ~ SEDAN. Full power & air. Air cond. Low Mileage & one "The accent of today may 490 So. Esperanza t,E;:f:lij ~~ ..~On~e~O~ wn!"!l!er!!.!!l!"'L'!"o!lwlll!'Mll!il~e!"ag~e'!'.+• ow111niiieiilriii.------• be on our youth, but the stress sistant Division Commander, ._Las______Cruces, N.M. 523-0369 is on the parents." Brigadier General Arthur W. '~o R ;;~ B ILE llUMEI< . -· 1967 CADILLAC De VILLE 1964 CADILLAC 4 DOOR .. 4th Armored Division. • LARGE ""cEo TRAILER s..cts Kogstad, a World War 11 com CONVERTIBLE. Full power SEDAN. Full Power & air. General Kogstad, who entered : t~~~L~ i v~~iR•~ u~t~o~r .W~~~Lmiums & air. One owner & Low bat veteran who held high com Local Owner. Very clean. mand posts during the Korean the Army in 1941 as an enlist "' 1 ?:t,~c 1.:~::~~)'pp':ir;• s '. ~. ':h~: ..So,;:: i
SEVE:'\ CO:'\YE:'\I E:'\T OFFICES WITHIN DONA ANA COUNTY • Home Office e North Main Office e University-Southside Office e Water Street Office e White Sand,; Mis~ile Range Office e Anthony Office, Anthpn,- :-.;.,,.. ~te x lro • Hat~h Office. Hatrh. Ne" · Mo,1rn Home owned-Home operated 1t 3456 78 2451 N. Main ,-1 ·• Good tbtu 0-00 \ii&ii4 llR, ~ llRS. NE W lo!E.'CJCO to "Surplus City • • WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGER-PAGE 5 WIBTE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N,M., APRIL 25, 1969 Post Grapefruit softball loop .Play in second week Elephant Butte is fair for on corn, Ruidoso River claims narrow victory over Medics, 11 - & Hq., 18-11. A Co. took tne • bass with best results achieved The experimental phase of good fishing using various baits WSMR softball, the Grapefruit 10. Navy notched their second field next and downed the Of on deep running plugs. catfish, but fishing is slow at Noaal 0 triumph over ERDA, 11 -6. ficers, 15-7. crappie and white bass, how League, is into its second week Lake, The Guardians also started Pistols pulled a strong come ever, are slow. Caballo is fair of action. Some teams have already arrived at their start the second week of Grapefruit back win over Navy, 11-6, and for bass and crappie with white Fishing _is fair at Bonito ing line-ups while others are activity, this time downing Hq. Hq. & Hq., paced by the stun bass being taken by trolling Creek using baits while at Sac still "switch hitting.'' ning pitching of Robert Welsh, and catfish being caught on ramento Lake the fishing is good The scores don't tell the real blanked A Co., 6-0 Welsh hurled trotline, on woolly worms. Some limits story, due to erratic factors a no-hitter and breezed 16 A Co. Fishing is good at Bear Can of 12 to 15 inch fish taken, such as alternating players, batters. yon Lake using salmon eggs, switching baseline signs and flatfish and spinners and Wall TURKEY HUNT experimenting with strategies Lake is good on bait with best Gobbler hunters were having like the squeeze play, the bunt Weinreich _catches taken in the evenings, fair success in the Sacramen and the steal. By the time the tos. Hunting was good near Improved fishing is Lake Ro ckpile Tournament r olls Buick-Pontiac Willow Creek. One hunter was Roberts claim and Gila River around, however, the scores briefly lost in the Mangus RESALE DIVISION e Upper boasts good trout fishing will have much more meaning Mountain area but found unhurt while Gila River Lower has good and it will be more likelv that after spending the night in the DOUBLE .){USED CARS catfishing, Fishing is also good the "best man win.'' · woods, MostoftheGilaNational at Snow Lake, Getting the Grapefruit League COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED Forest yielded a 15% to 20% kill. off to an early evening start at Red Bluff Lake has fair fish The spring turkey gobbler hunt Ii GUARANTEED the lighted Rockpile Tuesday, ing for white and black bass and In southwestern New Mexico April 15, were the Guardians fair fishing is also reported opened 1/2 hour before sunrise (SAFSEA), who trounced Of at Alamogordo Lake, Crappie April 19th, and closes at sun April Round-up Sale are being taken at Alamogordo set April 27th, RAHS FOR THE BLAHS - A thunder of "rahs" for the winning Blahs sounded in the 7-8-9 ficers 10 - 2. Hq_ & HQ. shut Lake with minnows and doll Club dining room as Monday Afternoon Blah bowling league secretary Lillian Hall present out ER DA7-0. HHC'sacepitch flies, various deep running KIDS FISHING DERBY ed trophies to the championship team, The Contented Cows. Winners from left to right er Robert Welsh, hurled a one plugs have proved successful The Kids Fishing Derby at are Rusty Lossing, Juanita Gourley and Renee Lester. ( U, s. ARMY PHOTO) hit, five -inning game, striking for bass and walleye fishing is the T. or C. annual fiesta was out nine ERDA fanners. good using pearl colored pico a smashing success. Trout Wednesday's action of the perch, Catfishing is slow. ranging up to 14 inches were Grapefruit League resulted in A At Alto Lake, the fishing caught, Prizes were awarded Co. wholloping Pistols, 9-1, and 1969 Buick Riveria Actual 8,700 miles Gutter Gals crowned Navy dealing Medics a loss, 9-6. 1968 Buick Limited Actual Z,650 mUes • is fair to good with some large for the longest, the first, and 1967 Buick 2 door Hardtop Special The next night, Pistols jumped 1967 Buick 2 door c...,. three to five pound trout taken the first baglimit of 6 trout, 1966 Bulct 4 door La Sabre Hardtop into the winning column with a 1966 Butel; 4 door La Sabre Sedan 1966 Buick Custom WUdcat 4 door CLIFF'S CAMPER & TRAILER SALES hardtop Chicks bowling champs Range takes 1965 Buick WUdcat 4 door hardtop S ALES o 51:.RVICE o RENTALS 0 PARTS 1967 Chevy Caprice 2 door hardtop NEW USED 1967 Chevy Malabu 196 7 Chevy Camero The Gutter Gals have taken Inge Manning rolled 509-181 to The Rosettes, paced by Pat second place 1967 Chevy Nova Super Spcrts We Service What We S.U boost the league leading Gutter Welecke's 505-184, took a 196-4 Chevy Super Sport top position in the Roadrunner 1967 Dalsoo Sports CooverUble 1375 N. Main ~t. Las Cruces, N .M. Phone 52ti-9696 Chicks Bowling League after Gals eight games over the blooming 8-0 win over the Mus in Five Star 1965 Dodge 4 door Sedan 1966 Ford 2 door hardtop Galu.le 500 rolling final games at Road Orchidettes. Carol Bosse was tangs who were thrown in re 1965 Fonl Station W>io• The Five Star Golf Tourna runner Lanes Friday night. boss for the Orchidettes with verse ending at tfle bottom in 1956 Mercury 4 door Sedan E1cellent ment, played at the WSMR tlres 448-165. the standings. Shirley Ball 1968 Opel 2 door Ralleye c...,. Course Saturday, is over and 1968 ~I Station Wagoo c0VOLKSWAQCN 01' AMERICA, IUC. rolled a fine but futile 505-183. so is WSMR's chance for the 1965 Oldomoblle 4 door Hardtop Tumbleweeds outrolled the 1964 Oldsmnblle 4 door Lurury Sedan Clackers 8-0. Tumbler Virgin first place trophy. Ft. Bliss took 1969 Ponuac Grand Prix - Loaded top team trophy beating out 1969 PonUac Ftreblrd Post anglers ia Swope rolled 477 -162 and TEACHER'S PET - Sheree 1968 Pontlac Catallna Z OOor hardtop WSMH by a scant two strokes 1966 Pootlac Catalina 2 door harltop " Clack" shot Dee Smithbowled North as she appears in MGM's 1966 Pontl2c Catalina 2 door hudtop 445-167. and defeating William Beaumont "The Trouble With Girls and 1965 Pontiac Booneville 4 door Cuslom Sumi Kita's481-171 pushed the Hospital and Holloman Air How To Get Into It." The hardtop comedy-drama setting is the col 1968 Rambler 4 door Sedan land limits Clovers 6-2 ahead of Hum Force Base. 1968 Rambler 2 door Co~e orful '20's, but the costume Runner - up honors were 1967 Rambler StaUori Wagon Three WSMR anglers, Chief Fairchild and George Miner dingers. Dot Deluca was Hum Sheree is wearing is somewhat 1965 Rambler 990 Coovertlble dinger with 430-149. earned by open class competi more ia today's style. 1965 Rambler 4 door Sedan Harley Williams, Chief Jimmy boast a fair catch of fish over 1964 Rambler Station W.&(on Merle Howell, 459-154, of the tors of the national range Frank 1967 Remaull 4 door Sedan Low Miieage the weekend at Eagle Creek, Scott and James Walker shoot 1968 Voll
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