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VOL. VIII-No. 15 WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1962 8 PAGES .. I Tests for • Nike Zeus MakeS First ICBM Kill in Test Test Is Sergeant, Thorlin Commands With Optimism Pershing portant White Sands Missile Range Sees Continued WSM RSuccess has begun land surveys for three temp o r a r y missile
1 launching sites in N. M. and Success sary of White Sands' for and misile and space research T he seventh command Utah. of the Air Force. The Department of Defense ing general in the 17-year mation. The sites are for test pro I Among his first official du During his assignment at ann ounced that the United h istory of White Sands grams on t w o army solid I ties was a statement of con the head of the Tank-Auto S t a t e s yesterday morning M issile Range has taken propellant missile systems, fidence in the future of motive Command, Gen. Thor made the first successful in- command of the national the Sergeant and the per • 1 White Sands Missile Range iin worked closely with the tercept of a special target missile test center with a shing. and its neighboring commun Army's Shillelagh, a light vehicle launched by an At stat ement of optimism on MAJOR FORNER Proposed launch areas arc ities. w e i g h t surface-to-surface las Intercontinental Ballistic the range's futur e. near Blanding, Utah, and at guided missile system recent Missile from California. Brig. Gen. J. Fred Thor 'The achievements of White Fort Wingate Ordnance De ly unveiled as a research and Major Forner The intercept was made by lin, head of the Army Ord Sands personnel in missilery pot, New Mex., for Pershing, development program. To Command IRM the Army's Nike Zeus Mis n an ce T a n k -Automotive and related fields have been and southwest of Datil, N. M. sile. Yesterday's successful C ommand in Detroit until most impressive," he said. Born in Portland, Oregan, Range Services for Sergeant. h is missile range assign "As the first of our three Gen. Thorlin is a Class of '33 intercept test is a p art of a Major Herschel W. Forner Missiles safety zones ad co nt in u i n g development ment, moved into his new great national missile ranges, graduate of the Military joining tihe launch areas will recently became Chief of series to determine the full office only a few days White Sands has a long tra Academy at West Point. For be required, plus small in capabilities of the army's after the J uly 9 anniver- dition of excellent perform his world War II service with IRM's Range Service Divi strumentation sites, along Nike Ze us anti-missile sys ance in the United States de- the staff of Fleet Adm. Ches- sion. Maj. Forner came to each missile flight path to tem. fense and space efforts. There ter A. Nimitz, Gen Thorlin WSMR in September of last WSMR. The Nik e Zeus installation Reservists appears to be every reason ·was awarded the N a v y year. Use of these sites also will u sed in the test is on the is I for optimism as we look to IBronze Star and the Gold IRF's Range Services Di- be temporary, and no per land of Kwajalein in t h e Get Pay the future." Medal. vision supports White Sanda manent construction is plan southwest Pacific. As commanding general of At White Sands he suc by providing recovery for all ned. The ICBM re-entry target the busiest and the only over ceeds Maj. John G. Shinkle, missiles fired, aviation, tar- The test programs will in v ehicle designed for the test ROCKET ROADRUNNER-White Sands Missile Range, which :tests an Army target For Time land of the three national commanding general since gct missiles and motor pool elude firings of the missiles • d been launched into an missile called "Roadrunner.'' found itself conironied with the real thing when this June 1960. facilities. from the proposed off-range Washington (AFPS)-Presi- ranges, Gen. Thorlin's job is BM trajectory at ICBM female roadrunner nested atop the motor of an Army missile truck. Startled missilemen launch sites and impact with • ident K~nnedy has signed in- to administer the range, in the boundaries of the Na speeds using an atlas ICBM who saw :the bird climb under :the truck hood investigated, found the nearly completed to law a bill which gives "rif- through the Dept. of Army tional Missile Range. booster launched by the nest and paliently unloaded the explosive material :the truck was carrying. The nest fed" reservists readjustment and for the Dept. of Defense, USAF at Vandenburg Air now holds five eggs, and the truck probably will be out of action for several more Pershing Is the two stage payments up to $15,000. for the military service and Defense Department Force Base, Calif. weeks until the litile beep-beeps hatch. That won't slow down missile :testing at the so 1 id propellant ballistic To qualify, the invo,luntari- civilian spaLc agency users Neither the intercepting national White Sands Missile Range though and since the roadruner is New Mexico's missile d£'signed to replace ly released Resl'\-vist mu. t of the 4,000 square mile fa. issile nor the target, car state bird. no one wants fo di iurb her. -J. U Arm _y photo) t'hc liquid-fuelc>t Redstone in r ied a nuclear warhead. The have had :l mmimurn o rive c. ty. Ti tens . Money Belt (Continued on Page 8) intercept test used extreme years continuous active duty. Programs supported by the the Army's tacteical missile ly precise tracking equipment. Seventy-four Science Proves New Theory: Breaks in service of 30 days missile range include the WASHINGTON-(AFPS)-A saving of $750 mil arsenal. Secretary of Defense Mc ttr less are not considered dis- Army's Nike Zeus the Navy's lion during the current fiscal year and eventual sav It has been tested at the N amara stated, "This event All's Well That Welds Well qualifying so far as tihe con- Typhon and the Advanced ing of $3 billion a year in Defense Department spend Atlantic :\-fissile Range at evidences th e expensive and Cash in on inuous service is concerned. Research Projects Agency's ing has been predicted by Secretary of Defense Rob- Cape Canaveral for more continuing nature of the U.S. All's well that ends well And it will weld to glass, The payments are comput- ARPAT-aU anti-missile stu- ert S. McNamara in a memorandum to President John than a year, and has proven program to underst and the Incentive Pay w elded in today's Space Age ceramic materials, gold, sil edon a basis of two months dies- the Defense Atomic F. Kenendy on the Defense Cost Reduction Program. its reliability, but some as . ablilities ana lim itations of microminiaturization ver, aluminum-almost any pay for every year of active Support Agency's Project Secretary McNamara t old the President that the pects of the system's develop W anti-missile. systems. It Seventy-four White Sands and now they've come up presently known material, duty with the maximum pay- Banshee, program of the Can- savings are being achived in three ways: ment require use of the all shows that we speak of such Missile Ra n ge employees with a "mirco-welder" that and weld to those materials ment $15,000 or two years dia Special Weapons Depot, 1. Buying only what we r------land White Sands facilities. m atters from knowledge. h ave been h onored with makes previous welders seem even though they are even basic pay, whichever is less. need to achieve balanced be reduced with a consider- Sergeant will replace the "Concurrently, and in a co awards or certificates under like mechanical mastadons less than tissue thin. Officers, warrant officers and EHLJSTED readiness. able savings realized on !u- shorter r a n g e Corporal, ordinated fash ion, the U. S. the Army's Incentive Awards of even modern technology. The micro-welder is port enlisted men are eligible for 2. Buying at the lowest ture purchases. America's first operational • h as been carrying out a pro Program. For example, the new de able and operates on ordinary this readjustment pay based PROMOTIONS sound price. He cited a turbine wheel ballistic missile. Like Persh gram to fasure that our mis A total of $8,250 was pre vice, developed by Aerojet 110-115 AC, 60 cycle opera on their basic pay at the time 3. Reducing operating costs used in a piece of classified ing, Sergeant has demonstrat siles will penetrate anti-mis sented by Col. Charles L. General Corporation's As tion. of involuntary release. th r o u ~ h . integration and I equipment which in its orgi- ed its reliability in previous sile systems which might be Beaudry, chief of the Inte trionics Division, will make a That means you could plug To compute iota! active To Private First Class (E·3) standardization. Inal design, hand tooled from firings. encountered. grated Rang Mission, White reliable weld in the time it it into your home electrical duty, periods over six Donald F. Evans Transferring surplus stocks stainless steel, cost $175. Ex- Site surveys are being con 1 "Th ese programs give us Sands. takes you to dot an "i" writ outlet and start using it, al months are counted as a Charles D. Borden from one of the armed scrv- perience showed that it could ducted by t11e Albuquerque, confidence that our missiles Of this amount, $650 was ing a letter. though you'd find little use full year. Periods less than Howard L. Herzog ices to another is accounting be molded from plastic and N. M., ana Sacramento, Calif., would be able to penetrate given for sug·gestions for But-the dot of your "i" for it around the house un six months are dropped. Jerry T. Jones for many savings. The Sec- produced for $2 per copy. offices of the Army Corps of any such system which has which the government anti will be 30 times bigger, count less ycm just happened to be The bill also required that Jackie L. Wade retary gave one example Awardin~ more contracts Engineers. been developed by anyone." 'em, 30, than the size of the a micro-welding hobbyist. any mustering-out pay re- Robert J. Andrews where the Air Force needed The proposed launch areas cipates a savings of $10,000. ceived must be deducted from · 1 d b 11 on the basis of competitive remarkably reliable weld. B u t in Space Science, a type of silver-p ate a bidding is also reducing na- are several miles west of Forty-six employes receiv 4 ed outstanding or sustained Or, putting it another way, where the weight savings of the lump sum of readjust- To Specialist (E·4) bearing which costs $79 per tional defense crn;ts the Sec- (Continued on Page 8) superior performance awards, it will make over a hundred mircro-miniaturization are so ment pay. No previous peri- Ramon L. Melcher bearing. The Navy ~ad a sur- retary said. Much ~f defense thousand welds on a flat sur vital, it is a development very ods of service for which re- David W. Miles plus of these bearings: the.y purchasing since the Korean two were honored for a spe 1 Officers face only one inch square. weld received. a d;. us t ment payment s were Norbert S. Wieczorek were t ·ransf erred t o the A ir Conff t t' . 1 cial act, 200 for suggestions received will count in future Nicholas R. Elich · h · f $26 _ ic • par icu ar1 Y m e 1ec- and two for a joint sugges Force wit a saving 0 • tronics missiles and new payments. Anthony W. Adelman 000 " Military tion. · . . weapons systems, has been No readjustment payments Rober t L . Co lber t , J r. Mr. McNamara said this f " ,, all To Serve El Pasoans receiving awal'ds H ld M y . rom so1 e source, usu y will be made to persons re- aro . oung was just one of 4,500 item th t t h b "It th were: Patricia F. Pederson, Employ Handicapped . e con rac or w o u1 e leased for reasons of moral or J ose Alvarez, J r. transfers which occur ·g· .t B tt" Hilda B. Porter and Amelia . . on ma1 1 em. y pu mg Queries professional dereliction. Per- G eorge H . A o 1 a monthly wi+hin the Depart- Two Weeks Sutton, Adjutant's Office; Ce -f more Of these contracts, es- Y cil A. Poplin, Intelligence; sons released because their Michael T. Hada ment of De ense. Pe c i a 11 for replacement performance of duty is below Roosevelt R. Domingo He also told how parts for t t't· b"dd" Two outstanding reserve Harry T. Martin, Francis J. Goal of Mrs. Anderson , . . t pars, on compe 1 ive i m·g, On Pay McKenna and Leland L. Rob standard or because their Kenneth J. Stuiber various pieces .o~ equ~pmen savings of as much as 75 cent ~y officers are here for retention "is not clearly con- Michael Garcia are "over-specified" m or- b . d • W ir annual two week active ertson, Plans and Operations; . . . t . . are emg ma e. Washington (AFPS)-Fout sistent with the interest of Edwin S. Cramblit, Jr. gmal des1gnmg o msure A th t t' th d John T. Bittner and Carlos senior officers of the Adviso duty stint. They are Col. Jdhn t. 1 't " ·11 R b L M · . 1. b'l"t M y no er con rac mg me o Prieto, Quartermaster; na iona secun y w1 re- o ert . orris maximum re l•a 1 i y. ~n being used more extensively ry Council to the Defense Sterner and Lt. Col. Melvin ceive the old rate o,f payment Richard D. Abdullah times it is found after testmg h .d . th . t. ' Bell. William R. Boblenz, J. Rey of one-half a month's pay for Russell J. Yuma th t th pecifications can e sai ' JS e mcen ive con- Study on Military Compens.a Both officers, serving in Garcia, Daniel F. Lighton, tion are currently touring mil each year of service. ;::.======·=a==e=s=e=s======; tract where the manufacturer ·advisory capacity, are not John J. McKinney, William , is rewarded for good per- itary installation a' on~ the E. Mimmack, Robetr A. Voss Another provision in the U.S. ARMED FORCES TOP COMMAND formance and penalized for Atlantic Seaboard and south newcomers to the range. Col. (Continued on Page 8) Sterner was here in 1958 on and Thomas W. Hargreave, The Honorable John F. Kennedy poor performance. These con- ern states to learn first hand reserve duty, assigned to the Intergrated Range Mission; Commander in Chief of :the Armed Forces tracts, according to the Sec- what Armed· Forces personnel Nike Zeus project., Carol A. Camerano, Staff Military Representative-General Maxwell D. Taylor retary, are resulting in re- think about military pay and Col. Bell has visited the J udge Advocate's Office; Ri Secretary of Defense-Robert S. McNamara ductions of 10 to 15 per cent related subjects. range before in his civilian cardo Garcia and R~x C. Rod- .. Deputy Secretary of Defense-Roswell L. Gilpatric in the costs of cost-plus con- Exact purpose of the visit job of Director of Ordnance, gers of Post Ordnance; Jerry .: \ .. Director, Research and Engineering-Harold Brown tracts under which much is to talk with enlisted men Office of the Director of De- 0 . The Navy-Marine Officers' Service Secretaries work was being performed. and officers, including local ' fense for Research and En ~st~~o~!~ti:~~ ~o~~e~::a , t~i~'.;:l >;;-> , • % . : Wives Club recently had a ARMY-Cyrus R. Vance; NAVY- Fred Korth; The closing of bases and commanders, in various mili gineering. and Edward V. Somody, :: · • ,. ·+ilJ'i.\\ ··'coffee at the Navy BOQ to AIR FORCE-Eugene M. Zuckert other installations no long· tary organizations and activi er of importance in the de Since his duty here four Ordnance Mission; ·. ' ' ·.... , ... ··· · bid farewell to Mrs. John 0. Assistant Secretaries of Defense-Charles J. Hitch ties on matters within the fense program was another years ago, Col. Sterner says Sidney Roming and Mar Blackwell. Mrs. S. P. Gary, (Comptroller); Norman S. Paul (Manpower); Paul scope of the military compen of the moves cited by Sec· there have been tremendous garet S. Navarre, Consolidat- . ·f Chairman of the Club, pre Nitze (International Security Affairs); Thomas D. sation study. retary McNamara. He said strides in the development of ed Supply; Carl C. Clim, I ; sented Mrs. Blackwell with Morris (Installations and Logistics); Arthur Sylvester The four senior officer (Continued on Page 8) the range's facilities. He is Civilian Personnel; Robert L. a tray signed by all members. (Public Affairs); John T. McNaughton (General making the tour are: Maj. working with WSMR scien Delosh, S. D. Max·on, and The Blackwells, who are go Counsel); John H. Rubel (Research & Development); Gen. M. R. Nelson. USAF tists on infra-red instrumen Lincoln H. Pitcher of Post ing to Quantico, Virginia, Steuart L. Pittman (Civil Defense). Commissioners (ret.); Lt. Gen. Robert H. Pep tation. Engineers; Margarito Lozano, ,\ · will be missed by the Navy General Lyman L. Lemnitzer, USA- Chairman Joint per, USMC (ret.); Vice Adm. NAVY EMPLOYEE CITED- Capt. Carter L. Bennett Group. Col. Bell has been in the Post Transportation; Lorain Chief of Staff Thomas G. Settle, USN (ret.). (lefi), Naval Ordnance Missile Test Facility commander Mrs. Frank Irby, who ar- Court ordnance field s i n~ 1949 and B. Dillon and Ruth L. Neigh General George H. Decker-Chief of Staff of the The study group was first at White Sands Missile Range. presents a letter of con- rived from California, was is familiar with tri-service bors, Occupational Health Army set up by Secretary o! De- graiulations to Mrs. Ethel Anderson from Rear Adm. welcomed by the Club. The weaponry and missile devel and Lynn Patterson, Person Admiral George W. Anderson, Jr.--Chief of Naval A docket of 18 cases, 14 fense Robert S. McNamara in F. B. Warder, U.S. Navy, Eighth Naval District Com· Irbys are from El Paso; Tex- opment. While at WSMR, nel. Operations military and 4 civilian, was March 1962. The committee is mandant. The letter cited Mrs. Anderson for her "ex- as. A Bell will be briefed on Las Cruces residents re General Curtis E. LeMay-Chief of the Air Force heard recently before U. S. headed by Secretary of De tended and unusually successful work in placing handi- ~ 9-iy phases of the range's ceiving awards were: Ben The hoste~ses, Mrs. L. A. General David M. Shoup-Commandant of the Marine commissioner L. J. Maveety. fense for Manpower Carlisle capped workers in various job openings" at the Facility. operations and serve in an jamin E. Billups, George W. Short, Mrs. J . F. Turpel, and I Corps 6 bonds were posted. P. Runge. Looking on are Cdr. James D. Culp (second from right), advisory capacity. Fariss Jr., Robert H. Paul, Mrs. J . D. HmTis, nrP~ented Admiral Edwin J . Roland-Commandant of the Coast The cases heard included Among the specific items Facility executive officer. and Lt. Cdr. John C. Holz. He has served at various William L. Brennan, A. Mu- cor~a"C'l to Mrs. Blackwell Guard. 12 speeding violations and 12 l Mr. McNamara d irected Mr. (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) adm.inistrative officer. {U.S. Navy photo) and Mrs. Irby. I miscellaneous violations. (Continut;d on Page 8) '--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· isb." ncit mere work ers. a t actical situation. Cri'-ninolrgv Class • WIND & SAND The Pai Ly wa~ to gervc a5 Practice Besides b eing the Army's unc1e :sam tmarant"9 Lhe "\·angu LOW INTEREST RATES l."'-~"''""'""''"''"""i'1:':':f:'i::;=;j':fo::':':;;;;~;, .:;;;:::::;:;';:::::;:::;;;:;::I:IBro~K%W£00~-1 Repayment Terms to Suit Your Own Budget • .•1. .·,1 mi Government Employees Credit Union 2525 E. MISSOURI - EL PASO You'll Like It! - KE 3-2643 - It Likes You! . ..·.~.~.·.~·:·).:. ~;::~ Serving All Civilian Employees of the h WITH ANY CAR PURCHASED :i Federal Govcrnmc1 t in th~ El Paso Area . SEVEN-UP HANLEY PAINTS BOTTLING CO. 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Bring your group in for P inochle, Crib Holds Softball Crown bage, P ing Pong or any other game. If we do not have it, In recent playoff games here, 52nd Army Security we'll get the game of your Agency won the WSMR Softball Championship with three choice! straight wins. ASA will represent White Sands Missile Range swimming championships to be conducted during Sept. in This is "National Hot Dog • at the 4th Army championship playoffs at Ft. Sill August month"! A Hot Dog Cook-Out Paris, France . . . Capt. Thomas Smith, L ackland AFB, 13 through 17. will be held on the Patio on Asa won the first playoff Tex., took top h onors in the Georgia pistol championship • Wednesday night, 25 July, game by downing Det 4, 10-1. White Sox .•. 1st L t. Dave Tork, who broke the world's pole vaulting 19000 hrs. This is an ideal Winning pitcher was Don record with a leap of 16 feet 2 inches, has accepted an ath way to top off an afternoon Beitz who struck out 10 and letic scholarsh ip from Southern Illinois U .. , . The site of HIGH VOLTAGE of swimming! gave up four base hits. Out Power Over the 1963 Army Box ing Eliminations has been changed from Small talk sheds little light All persons having slides standing ASA biter was Beitz on any subject - real power of any other countries are Ft. S am Houston to F t. Myer..•. L t. Cdr. Mike Holovak, who got a triple and a double l.H.M. 11-6 has to come from the high · urged to call the staff at the while driving in three runs. WSMR's Little Le ague head football coach for t he Boston P atriots of the AFL, .h as line. I Countdown Service C 1u b. In the second contest ASA White Sox baseball team de completed two weeks active duty at NAS Norfolk .. . Char shaded SMSA 3-2. Beitz was feated I.H.M. 11-6 in 5 in lie Bohling, 17-year-old son of Lt. Col. Charles Bohling, the winning hurler, striking nings. Randy Smith was the March AFB, Calif., has inked a New York Yankee con tract out 15 and allowing only four winning hurler. Smith struck for a repor ted $50,000 .• . Ft. Eustis' Norman Perry was base hits. Outstanding ASA out four batters, while allow J runner-up in the Blue-Gray tennis tourney in Montgomery, Sports Quiz hitter was Monty Barnes who ing three hits. Ernest Ward Ala. ... A3C John Stevens, Chandler AFS, Minn., cop ped 1 got two base hits-his double en, Smith's relief, struck out the S out h Dakota amateur light heavyweigh t boxing champ 1. Babe Ruth hit his 60th 5. The universal marathon in the sevetnh-drove in two four and allowed no hits in ionship with a knock out in 45 seconds of lhe final bout. home run of the 1927 season distance is closet to how :runs to win the game. two innings. GROUND BREAKING-Maj. Robert I, Rush (left) and Lt. Col. Walter H. Clifford SHORT BURTS-Baltimore Oriole pitching ace Steve break ground for !he Kwajalein Field Office u nder the Engineering Service Test on Sept. 30 at Yankee S tadi- many miles? In the final battle for the James Jaffe had three Barber has been discharged from the Army ... Camp Le (Answers lo Quiz) cham.pionship, ASA shut out doubles for the Sox, while Group there. The building will house facilities for processing documents and mes jeune's Jim Goodrich has been awarded an athletic scholar um. Who was the pitcher at 1. Tom Zachary, Was sages coming into the Pacific atoll. (U.S. Navy Photo) Det 4, 6-0. Again, Beitz was Mike Dittmar and David Litz ship to Michigan State U .. , . Pvt. Richard Warren, Los the time? ion. 1he winning hurler. He struck contributed two singles to Angeles Dodger pitcher, is undergoing recruit training at 2. What fr the only major 2. The U.S. Singles. out 11 batters and allowed the attack. Ft. Ord, Calif .• , . Al Whatley, 7th Army, Stuttgart, Germ tennis title that L ew Hoad 3. Fencing. only one base hit. Outstand In last Friday's game, the any, has entered the International Solitude Auto Race ... failed to win as an amateur? 4. Bob Feller, Cleveland In- ing ASA hitter was James Sox Defeated the Conlee Reds Opening game for the Naval Academy football team will be 3. In what sport is an epee dians, 11. Johnson who got two singles 6-5 in five innings. Keoki Las Cruces Recreation Schedule against Penn State on S ept. 22 at Un iversity P ark, P a .... used? S. 26 miles. and drove in three runs. Sknner was the winning pit Cleveland Brown defensive end Paul Wiggin is presently 4. Three major league pitch Glenn Legor e also slammed a cher, striking out five batters FRIDAY. JULY 20 SATURDAY JULY 21 Tenis Instruction, 4-7 p .m., serving with the Army at the P residio of San F rancisco. ers hold the record for the 1 homer to add steam to the while allowing four hits. SPECIAL EVENTS: An- Archery Instruction, for College Courts. I QUOTE OF THE WEEK-Casey Stengel, ignored by most no-hitters in a career. ASA attack. Randy Smith had three sing nual Las Cruces Invatalional Adults, 5-7 p.m., Apodaca Little League Base ball reporters after Sandy K oufax of the Dodgers hurled a no- One of them also holds the NEW CARS les in three times at the plate. Swimming Meet- Municipal Park. Games: Ihit ter against the Mets: "Where's all them repor ters to- record for t he most one-hit Keoki Skinner had two sing Pool, 6-10 p .m. $.25 admission pony League Baseball Apodaca League_ Apodaca night?" he w inked. "Somethin' must be gain' on ." ters. Who is he? or les, too. Mike Dittmar doub Free Swi_mming, 9:30-11 :30 Games: Apodaca Park, games Park, both games start at 7 led in the bottom of the fifth, a.m., Muncipal Pool start at 6:30 and 8:15 p .m. Ip .m. with the bases loaded to win Tennis Instruction, 4-7 p.m., Ma j or Softb all Le ~ gue Conlee League _ Conlee USED CARS the game. College Courts Games: MacArthur Field, Field, games start at 6:30 and Little League Base b a 1 l games start at 6:30 and 8:15 8 p.m. it's You save more than money Many a man and his good PAYDAY Games· Ip.m. Announcement -with U.S. Savings Bonds intentions go broke together. · American Legion Baseball MacAr t~mr League- Mac- Apocdaca L eague-Apoda- . Arthur Field, games start at WEINREICH ca Park both games start at Games. Apodaca P ark, games . . TO MY FRIENDS 7 p.m. ' held from 7 until 10 p .m. 6.30 and 8.00 p.m. Buick-Pontiac Conlee League - Conlee SUNDA y J UL y 22 Weight Lifting Program, LOANS AND CUSTOMERS •• • • 5,000 S&H GREEN STAMPS Field, games start at 6:30 and Ma j or Softball League 4-7 p.m., Alameda Jr. High. With Every Car P urchased 8 p .m. Games: MacArthur F i c 1 d, TUESDAY, JULY 24 MacArthur League - Mac- games start at 6:30 and 8:15 Swimming Instruction, 9:- I sold my previous business, now I Where Your Regardless of Discount. $5657 Arthur F ield, games star t at p.m. 30-11 :30 p.m., Municipal Pool. 6:30 and 8 p .m. Mesilla Valley C o u n t y Archery Instruction, for am across the street where your car, Dollar Ras One Year Guarantee Church L eague Softball League BasE!ball Games: -Beginners, 3-5 p.m., Apodaca , .. for 15 • Games: Alameda Jr. H igh, Apodaca Park , ever y Sunday P ark. clays costs regardless of make or model can be More Cenls! games start at 6:30 and 8:15 starting at 1 p .m. Dramatics, Senior High you only 250 Cars Available MONDAY JULY 23 ages, 4-6 p.m., Alameda J r . correctly serviced or repaired. Swimmin g, 9:30-11:30 High. WE TRADE DOWN OR WILL BUY (Con tinued on P age 8) YOUR CAR F OR CASH. PAID F OR J. A. DAVENPORT OR NOT. IF YOU NEED ANEW OR USED RUMBLE · CAR • • • CHECK TEXAS SERVICE STATION OUR DEAL! 2100 N. Main JA 4-4261 FINANCE COMPANY of Las Cruces Las Cruces, N. M. USED CAR BUY AUTO • 200 South Main Street Phone : 524·2816 1960 CORVAIR " 700" 4 DR. SEDAK Radio, Heater, Standard .95 Transmission . • • SALES $1295.00 • EL PASO, TEXAS SHOOK TIRE CO. 3630 Alameda LI 2-1518 AS •••••• 717 N. MAIN PH. JA C·C661 LAS CRUCES, N. M. 1959 FORD YOUR ALL GALI.XIE 4 DR. HARDTOP A real Clean Car. Now only ••• Your Supporl Is Asked $1495.00 THROUGH CONTRIBUTIONS OF DIS GAS 1958 OLDS CARDED CLOTHING AND OTHER 4 DOOR SEDAK Air conditioned, one owner. H 0 US EH 0 L D ITEMS; FOR ONLY OVER NEVER A dandy, Now . • • $1095.00 THROUGH SUCH SUPPORT CAN THESE SERVICES BE MAINTAINED. FORGETS, EITHER! 1956 CADil.LAC COUPE JleVILLE Loaded. You must aee to appreciate, NOW • • • You Can Help... ~ . $895.00 BY CALLING FOR A TRUCK TO PICKUP ~ U SABLE AND UNWANTED ARTICLES ~ . ABOUT THE HOUSE, GARAGE, ATTIC. 1961 TEMPEST 4 JIOOll 100,000 SERVICEMEN have arranged cash SUCH ITEMS MAY BE OF LITTLE VALUE Standard Tran•mlulon, Jlew TO YOU BUT THE VETERANS STORE paint job. NOW • , • • for traveling, paying bills, shopping and $1695.00 other purposes by simply getting in touch WILL PUT THEM TO WORK FOR HOSPI· TALI ZED VETERANS with the nearest of our 1200 Household Finance offices. There's one located close An automallc GAS range brings "gourmet cooking and conYenl.nt hou••· 1955 RAMBLER to most every military base. And each office GIVE GIVE! GIVE! 2 DOOR. Standard teransmlsslon, &ea! is staffed with military loan specialists who Clothing Elec. Appliances keeping into your kitchen. A specla 1 feature of an all-GAS range ls the economy, NOW • , • understand your needs. Your loan is made • • $495.00 promptly and in privacy. There are no need • Shoes • Rags oven wUh a memory ••• the oven th at keeps roasts, even allc:ed meat, Furniture less delays. Drop in for fair, helpful serv • • Clocks YOUR tasty and Julc.i for two hours or more after cooking. Your GAS range will ice wh en you need cash to put your plans Toys Bric-A-Brae • • CONTRIBUTION 1959 CHEVROLET Dishes I EL CAMIKO V·I into action. • Magazines burn smoke and odors, too, glvlng you cleaner cooking and better tastlng Automatic, SPECIAL • j • Radios • Etc. OF: $1295.00 Cash MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS Men 's, Women' s and Chlldren•a ·meals. GAS does so many Jobs in the home, and does them all well for You Gel Clothing. Rags, Toys. Dbhea, 24 18 12 6 This work of collecting, Reconditioning and Bedding, Curtains, Ruqa, Clocks, paymts paymls paymls paymts ------selling of discards offers an opportunity for Shoes. Usable Furniture, Etc. l~ss cost than any other fuel. Remember, when healln.g, cooking, cooling s 100 $5.90 $ 7.27 $10.04 $18.45 each household in New Mexico to have a w I I I PROVIDE REHABILITA '300 17.41 21.53 29.87 55.10 part in bringing direct and practical aid to TION, COMFORT AND AID FOR ••• NATURALLY, IT'S NATURAL GASI IF TOU DOK'T TR.ADE WITH 500 27.73 34.65 48.57 90.53 HOSPITALIZED VETERANS. US. WE BOTH LOSE MOKEYI Veterans, including m any Korean Veterans OPElf EVENllfGS 'TIL I P,M, 800 42.29 53.40 75.71 142.82 lOOO 51.84 65.75 93.64 177.48 in New Mexico Hospitals. Above payments include both prinet pal COME IN TRY and interest, based on prompt repayment.' THESE USED CAR --Special service to Armed forces Personnel CALL 524-3332 TODAY! BUYS NOW AT ••• 502 LAS CRUCES, ~00~!!2!-~!~NC E' NORTH WEINREIC CHURCH ST. NEW MEXICO 518 N. Main St.-JAckson 4-7763 D. A. V. STORE Buick-Pontiac Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Monday thru Friday-Closed Saturdays THE DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS STORE IS 100% SELF GAS 848 N. 7th SUPPORTING •• • "GIVE TO THOSE WHO GAVE " loa11s made to residents of nearby towns I LAS CRUCES UTIUTl£S PRUMOTIOll BOARD Ph. JA 4-7707 • • • Ladies Devote Time To Red Cross· Work • Mrs. Mary Arbogast, Mrs. 32 hours as a Nurses Aide, C. W. Westlake, and Mrs. F lo Mrs. Westlake worked 51 Teitelbaum h ave been n amed hours as a Gray Lady, and as R ed Cross Volunteers of Mrs. Teitelbaum gave 47 the Month at White Sands hours as a Staff Aide. Missile Range. The Red Cross Volunteers TELSTAR.-An ariist'1 drawing of :the Bell System's earth station near Andover, Maine, showing some of its function· Mrs. Arbogast contributed al uses with the Telstu •xp&rlmental communications facility satellite. The complexity of :the station is indicated by pitched in 374 hours during the variety of transmitting and receiving equipment it will use. the month. S ix Nurses A des worked 132 hours, 14 Gray ward G. Robinson, Cyd Cha- 12 Yrs. Age. other is a law-abiding citizen. NEW Ladies worked 171 hours, and risse and George H amilton. A British career officer Ironically, the roads which two Staff Aides worked 71 MOVIE CLASSIFICATION: Ma- m atches wits with a slovenly each follow eventually bring ARRIVALS hours. ture-Patrons over 18 yrs. age. but resour ceful Italian officer them together for the excit CULLUM, daughter, P atri- The next monthly meeting A once famous actor goes when their paths cross during REVUES ing showdown. cia Ly nn, P fc & Mrs. Earl w. for all American Red Cross DATE: Sun & Mon., 22 &: 23 to Rome in an effect to re- World War II. As the for DATE: Sat. Matinee, 28 July Cullum Jr., 2 J uly 62, 7 lbs. V o 1 u n t e er s at WSMR is July discover himself by starting tunes of war shift, each be TITLE: THIEF OF BAG scheduled for Monday, July TITLE: THE VIKINGS again on his acting career. comes the prisoner of the HDAD (Metro-Goldyn-May 30, at one o'clock in the Com- (United Artists) (Color) Striving to control his un- other and their mutual con er) (Color). DONNAN, daughter, Glad- munity Center. CAST: Kirk Dougles, Tony certainty, he is helped and tempt gives way to grudging CAST: Steve Reeves and ys Grace, Cpl & Mrs. Arthur piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.-----... Donnan Jr., 8 J uly 62, 7 lbs. Curtis, Ernest Borgnine and hindered by an embittered respect and admiration. Georgia Moll. • OUTSTANDING-Benjamin E. Billups receives a certificaie for ouistanding perform 12 1h oz. and self-centered film direc- DATE: Sat. NUe. 28 July CLASSIFICATION·: Fami Janet Leigh. ance of his duties from Col. Charles L. Beaudry, chief of the Integrated Range Mission, tor and a beautiful but sel- TITLE: GUN FIGHT (Un- ly-All Patrons. DUGGAN, son, Keven D an A cLASSIFICATION: Mature The award is lhe highest given federal employes under ihe Army's Incentive Award 1952 fish woman of the world. ited Artists) In his quest to win both 0 iel, Capt & Mrs. Daniel E. ~atrons over .18 Yrs. age. program. Billups of 520 College Place, Las Cruces. is assistant chief of IRM's Data Re DATE: Fri., 27 July CAST: James Brown and a kingdom and the heart of Duggan, 12 July 62, 7 lbs. 3 With the Viking raid~rs duction Division. (U.S. Army photo by Louis Reinhardt, Civ.) oz. PONTIAC terrorizing the British sea TITLE: THE BEST OF EN- Joan Staley. the palace pr incess, a quick coast, two brothers find EMIES (Columbia) (Color) CLASSIFICATION: Fami- witted theif performs specta 2 DOOR themselves bitter rivals as CAST: David Niven and ly-All Patrons. cular physical feats in h is HARDTOP Michael Wilding. Two hard-living brothers battle to over-come the Seven they battle each other for Cood Condition • • • the British throne, a Viking CLASSIFICATION: Mature go their separate ways as one Deadly Perils that stand in kingdom and a beautiful & Young P eople-Patrons over becames an outlaw while ' the his way. princess. $195.00 DATE: Tues.. 24 July TITLES: SAINTLY SIN A WONDERFUL NEW SURBURBAN STORE NERS (United Aritsts) 1958 SIMCA CAST: Don Beddoe and I TO SERVE YOU. • • !en Corby. llun1 good. Compare the price! LASSIFICATION: Fami • All Patrons An unebelievable group of As always, '295.00 lovable characters counts on a kindly priest to get them • out of the jams they are so freguently in. But when a 1954 CHEV. young man paroled in the your best cleric's custody is arrested for POPULAR robbery, the police take a BASSETT CENTER 4Dr. Sedan stern view and a firm stand. Stelck shift, radio, hea ter. o ri EL PASO, TEXAS ginal Interior. excepet!onally DATE: Wed. &· Thurs., 25 & I bargain clean, bargain • • • • 2s July I • Shop by Mail or Phone when you can't leave home. TITLE: TWO WEEKS IN ' 0 ANOTHER TOWN (Metro Write or call Sally the Shopper at KE 2-7711 '395~00 Goldyn-Mayer) (Color) CAST: Kirk Douglas, Ed- 1n banking 1956 DODGE WHITE SANDS ••••• l Ton Pickup V-8 en gine, 4-spced t rcrnsmls zlon, 6 ply ttrea, tractor butlt stock rac:k. Here's your work BEFORE YOU BUY ANY TIRE ••• GET OUR DEAL ON truck I THIS MONEY SAVING QUALITY GENERAL TIRE •••• '645.00 NYGEN CORD IF YOU'RE CONCERNED • The most indestructible ABOUT SAFETY BUT li's almost like an end-of-the-season tire cord m aterial kn own! CONSCIOUS OF PRICE sale on money when you save at :the new 1957 OLDS DUAL TREADS First National Bank of Dona Ana County. Sin" Wagon For better r iding, faster ••• Go GENERAL stopping, safe driving FIESTA 4 DR. Regular savings accounts earn a big 3% JET-AIR Factory air conditioning, pow• er steerinq, power brakes, hy.. ODESSA RUBBER interest, compounded semi-annually dromatic; radio_. heater, nylon tires. paint & Interior like new. D c e p custom-processed Premium Quality You'll like t his onel rubber delivers 1 on g er at a Low, Low Price! with all your deposits fully insured up lo tread and tire life. The Dual-Tread Nygen Gen eral JET ; $10,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance $1095.00 AIR gives you premium-quality pro I • NYGEN GUARANTEE t ection and peace of m ind at extra Corporation. Start taking advaniago You're protected against low prices during th is sale event! normal road hazards for Save mon ey with J ET-AIRS, the tire of banking's best bargain today. Stop in the life of the tire tread. b uilt to protect you and your fam ily PAT KNIGHT Adjustments prora ted on for thousands of extra, safe m iles. current General prices. any First National office and open your JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" SOUTH MAIN AND LOHMAN savings account or see about our savings ORGAN AND WATER GENERAL TIRE SERVICE OF EL PASO certificates. You'll be glad you saved AL DURAND, General Manager __ I with :the First National Bank of Dona WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE 715 TEXAS A VE. EL PASO r$. KE 3-3425 Ana County ••• a new dimension in banking. MEMBER FDIC Chrysler-Plymouth THE SIGN OF SAFETY SERVICE YOU CAN TRUST - SAVINGS YOU Imperial-Valiant • CAN COUNT ON 223 N. Main JA 4-7766 •• • 1 orld's air Will Show KGRT Goes Mobile,. . I • c )Colorful Fiesta Dresse• 1..__L_J_ _!!~~~::::::______t. ~_,~:.:~~,:;!_-llC-~· 1 SANTA FE - New Mex- fiesta dress. The simple, chic and dc111m elegance. Thi ~ Proves Radio Is Fun B cthc~da, Md., stimulate the ico's colorful fashions are I designs of Diane Rutherford, year her label may be found By FRANK THAYER : first at the Pie Quick, then I heart's activity in a way going to the World's Fair. I will be expressed in cotton in designer's showrooms in 1 wa11clc1 cd to Surplus City B EN D s (decompression 'similar Lo the tiny elcctro111c And they arc expected to awe and denim. Brilliant, custom the better department sturc:; 0 U1c F 011 r t 11 o f J u 1y, n \\'here a large um brella was I slclmess) can be the result of "pac'C111aker" clevlecs now lhe spec:tators 11s much a5 the woven rcbozas, panchos, and of the nation. Her extensive r adio sta ti on KGTIT found 1 requisitioned to keep the re- Jr . . . u~cd to keep a weak heart- fabulou> World of Tomor- chiapas will highlight the back~round on the editorial that a "mobile stud io" w.is 111 cords from melting. l<,rom fly,nci & !Jtessnrizcd air- 1 beat regular. row's Speice Needle. 1 loom styles of Alice Parrot. staffs of Vogue. Glamour and certainly a lot more fu n than 1 there it was back across town ...... ~·' craft within ::!-1 hNirs after 1 USS ENTERPRISE the 1 Four New Mexico fashion One of Belty Roy's casual Modern Bride Magalinc~ has the ma in one but probably a to the Pancake Cottage and ( skin diving, warns the Feder· world's Jarncst ship i~ he!~ designers will be represented southwestern styles and an given her an insight ·nto • little less feasible. fourth lo the police station al Aviation Agenc)"> The FAA I tog<"ther by"' more ll~an 4,000 in a special showing of dis· elegant lace Lesia dress will combining country casualne... F ro n~ a grand start at the (prnbabJy to put t he KGReaT repor ts that a_ pilot, flying miles ut welds, reports Alloy tinc:tive soulnweslern styles be spotlighted in !he Seattle with city sophistic;1tion, She Pie Qu1k number 2 at 9 a. m. . 1 1 crew under arrest for playrng aft:r a da;y of divmg at dc~th Rods, which supplied elec- on New Mexico Day at the show. never strays from :1cr cho;:en to a hasty retreat from 111,e bad music). The fifth location · ' of 20. to 30 feet, became m- trodes for the mammoth job. World's Fair in Se Atlas Lumber Company Under ew Managemen • . m1!f. [(" f1T°'W: Charles O'Ncal, formerly IKP~.neth Prc.sion or Los An- 1 - ... ------~/~------. , i.• f'' ,!'l •~ .-. ~~~la~~~P~~ h~~!'.dc~n dBlo~i~ I ~c!if;~1~o~~~~d~T::·:~c;L,~- ~c~~ lMU T U A L BU I LD I N G / LO A N j lio;;J:s~~~ii;::.~n ~ff~~e:i~ u a 11, 11\·· stcp-wn. Sumner Preston, ico State University; two 0 . have bough t the Atlas Lum-1dci .. f.:~tc 1 ·s . Gcne•.,,cvc: o ·Ncal DECLARE BIG DIVIDENDS ~~~Id~:~ and Loan A~socia· ~ 1:.... bcr Company al 601 West w:1. will be a fre!;-'11rnan at 1 ~ Am ador, from R upert Chis- N ..\ r ~ u this f&ll and Linda, a The Board of Directors of 000.00. Totul assets June 30, Iand with a dynamic expan- 1 A. I. Kelso, president; P. ,..._, h olm. O'Neal and Preston' ni.dent in Ak,ml da Elernen- the Mutual Building and 196'.l, arc $11,743,035.63. sion program now in opera· W.· Kal~enbach. execubvc You save more than money have already assu med man· tarv school. Lean Association of Las Cru· t t. r·11 JI f v1ce-prcs1clcnt; H. C. Sclup- I . 0 I 0 t f th b · , ces New Mexico declared a since· 1926 tion, expec s I a u- man, f1rs t v1ce-pres1. .d ent ; L . with u•s • Sav1·nas Bonds agcmcn o e usmess. Pr1;.slon is a 11a!iv,• of Ros- · ' • the "t·!u- lure needs of Dona Ana E. F i·euden!l al, second v · ..e- hisholnl had owiied d 2i.2 percent semi-annual di- Organized in 1026, " 1 1~ c · an well, but come:; lie1e from t f 1· 1 l h vidend amounting to $261,- tual Build',ng ancl Loan As- c oun Y or conven 1ona rea president; J. U. Kaltenbac , c.pcrat e d th e l umb e1· yar d Las Vegas, Nev., \\'Vere he since 1946. 000.00 for the first six months sociation of Las Cruces has estate loans. vice president and secretary; DONA ANA was in the ball-bearing and · G I · · of 1952, thus at the cunent grown w:th the community I . Clmt . s m1t· 1, vice pres1- 0'Neal has been in La5 power transmission business. ' The Association. operating . . . LAND CO. rate of 5 percent per annllm, and in turn has heloed the dent and Asst. Sec1eta1y, F. (REAL ESTATE OFFICE) Cruc. e:; about two and one He attended the University co pourJded . . . • under a charter from the H L'inton t 1·eas r·e .. Donald 111 scm1-a1111u<1 11 y, t communtty grow. In one way I . I · • . u r, • Homes • Commercial Properties hall years as manager of of New Mexico at Albuquer- st f '' M l\I t e Ranche::: • Tra'de1 I the Association maintains its I or another nearly everyone ale o ,,ew ex1co, con- IE. '. acaw, assistant reasurer. -1.JSTlX(;S \\'AXTED - Builders Block Supply. Prior c11.h, and spent three years 1 D t J E B 11 d 606 WATER ST. JA 6·8823 35 year record of paying the benefits from the savrn.r:s in- fines its loans to first mort- I irec ors are_ · · a ar. • to corning to Las Cruccti he in the U.S. Army. two and highest earning of any in- vested in the Building and I gages on improved real estate 1 Glenn H · H ami JI • H · c · s c tiip- -- · · · • 1 17 was manager of Builders one-half of which was m d · t· · h I an L E F de 11 thal p ' .,.,,....,...__,.,..-,...,_ ..__ .....,_,,_..,_,., ...-.,...,_ ..__ .. _..,...-- sure :issoc:ia JOn in l e coun- Loan Association This mon- · D A C 1 Sl 'm • · · reu • • rv . Block and Slone Co., in Ros- Cerman.x. try. This dividend will be ey used primariiy for home ' m ona . na oun Y, . la.re- I Kaltenbach, W. G. Smith, G. 1-Day Service on Shirts well. He .has al_so. scrv. ed as j Preston and his wife. Sue, . . ' holders 111 the organ1zat1on IL G ti .· A I K l and And Dry Cleaning d1stnbuted lo more !11111 I(inancin;:!, supports m:my of I . . . . · u uie, · · e so • tndlvldual Laundry Sent•• Roswell city bu1ld111g mspcc- live at 1700 Martha Drive, 3,000 shareholders :n the As- our builders. The builders in must m1t1ally be residents of C. H. Stith. ALAMEDA tor for three years and FHA and have three children, sociation. P. w. Kaltenbach, turn w;c part of the money this county. The Ass.o::iation -- - -.- - LAUNDRY & CLEANERS inspector and coordinator for Bretl, 3; Kim,2: and Greg, 1. Executive Vice President and lo purchase material~ that go J 1s under the superv1s1on of SUPERIOR AUTO ,52 s. Alameda Ph. 524·ZB8B two year~. He also had his O'Neal and Preston arc in- General Manager since 1933, into homes. Another part of . the Federal Hon:ie Loan Bank REPAIR SERVICE Las Cruces. N M . O\V'1 con•raC'tin g busmess 111 creasing the stock at the announced a net gain in first the money b 0 r r 0 w e d for IBoar~. All savings accounts • OUR W~R~ ol:fE:ANTEEDI Roswell fc1 a number of lumber comapny, t hey stated, mortgage Joans of $155,000.00 homes !Toes to pay the work- are rnsured up to $10,00.0.00 AUTOM<..'TIVE SERV. USE OUR BUDGET FINAl;'::E f~All ye,u·s. 'and a1 c revising price struc- and a gain in assets of $482,- ers and is spent in I 0 ca J \each by the F:deral Savin.gs 1885 w. Plcacho TA s-s101 OD Repairs & Accessorlu He is a member of the Las lure. They will continue to I retail :stores. Some of the I and Loan Insurance Corpora· • Free Pick·Up And Delivery! Ask U1l Drive a sale Carl Cruces Lion's Club and he give quality materials and plumbing fixtures, light fix· money comes back to the As P12y you rklel AUVl·.l!'.MSlr.l\lENTS 111'>/UER BUSINESS as SUMNER PRESTON AND CHARLES O'NEAL (left io and Preston are both mcm- un-equaled service. They will tures, garden tools and ap- socialion as new savings, and REVIEW Do NOT CONSTITUT1': AN R ALPH'S GARAGE 8XOORSE~H· )I! ISY THI:, UEPART· right) have just purchased ihe Atlas Lu mber Co. and bers of the National Associa- carry a full line of construe- pliances. the cycle starts all over 121 E. Amado? TA &·7417 ~IEJ\T OF THE AR~IY m· Tiii!: PRU· CHRISTIAN assumed management. They are rearranging the stock lion 01 HorPebuildc ._, Mr. tion materials, bu i 1 ding They invite the public to again. The Mutual Buildinr: DUCTS OR SEltVlCF. ~ ADVERTlSED and prices and invited everyone to co.me in. get ac and Mrs. O'Nt!al live at 350 blocks, do-it-yourself items, come in and lqok over the and Loan Associat:on has al REALTY quainted, and look over the many items they carry. m Prado. lLsiacs Preston, hardware, tools, paints, floor- changes being made, and get ways filled the needs for a Has A (Staff photo) the:' have ar oidu- son, ing and roofing, fencing, acquainted. community lending agency, DID YOU NEW LOCATION You Will Enjoy A 1103 LOHMAN Phone 524-2834 0. K. I LARGEST STOCK WESTERN WE AR I N KNOW? COCKTAIL BIJSl'H'S THE SOUTHWEST YOU C" AN BUY A USED CARS AUTO INSURANCE A way from Downtown From The STANDARD RATES CHARCOAL BROILED Traffic Snarls - Plenty YOU WILL ALWAYS STEAK FOR ONLY ••• of Free Parking. Organ Lodge Bar BA KE RY FIND GOOD ONES All Grades - All Ages - P rivates to Generals AT •.. C::ime and See Our New 2113 N MAIN New Mexico Licensed Standard Companys! 8 2.25 Office - and our New The house of Listings. Dutch Oven Bread. GILLETT GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES FINANCE CC' WHERE? AT ORGAN PORT WORTH. TEXAS • WEDDING CAKES ORGAN Dorothy Christian • 6-5179 • SPECIAL BREADS Chevrolet Co. Your locat representative: HP.RRY MILLER MT. LODGE MT. LODGE Betty Stoes • • 6-2246 • fINE PASTERlES ORGAN. N M . .&.nthony. N. M..:x. · Texas 1317 W. Picacho Ph. J A 4·1891 ORGAN N. M. • PIES Las Cruces Mike Guerra • 4-4633 Phone Phone JA 6·5575 JA 6-5576 Las Cruces Citizen And The Wind And Sand ASSURES YC!l OF A COMBINED CIRCULATION OF OVER ••• • • 11000 • ' lJIOT AIR. .~: .. ~ · TEMPO HO~IE CLASSIFIED RATES Mlnlmum (cash) ...... SI.OD I 11.======. Friday, July 20, 1962 -WIND & SAND- 7 • Minimum (charge) ...... SI.OD Add• contains 10 words or more. JD D» time onl'Y .. !Oc per word ' dressy model classifications. Two tln1es ...... 8c per word llfosilla llar~ JRmwrl Ho Cash Down Thr~• timP.1 or more 8e per word Design A Hat, Second place awards are sev Classifieds charged and bllled to Ind!· Yiduala who are not regular dis COUNTRY ESTATES I E 4's AND UP en silver dollars. Third place ~IILAGIIO HILLS play advertising accounts, I 0% Win a Prize is five silevr dollars. additional. starting at $18.000. Di•olay Advertising on Clasllled Hats must be made by • Paqe ot ltegular Prevailing Space 50 CARS Rates. F.H.A. Conventional At State Fair hand, bul. may have a man All Cla"1Jleds mu't be scheduled tor ufaclured form or frame. No " definite period. Las Cruces, N. M. TO CHOOSE Nearest Luxury-Type Homes lo While Sands. An~ Cl VERN KRUGER • BEST PRICES rwo Bh>CKS Sou1n or Bridge, I R1::1n .l04 N. Oregon Park Drive El Paso I I KARAM COHSTRUCTIOH CO. I LO 5-9931 El Paso I 2525 Porter El Paso t· ~--~---.....-- --- ...... ------·-~------..... -.-~--.tflltl.~-----~------