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PRICK riVK CENT8 VOLUME KIFTY-TWO THE AKTKSIA A I)V (K 'ATE , MONI>AY, A1M p b k s h w ir e N T M H E K ;W 9 'ouHRejects Appeal Two Airliners Crash On ^M i«n La« Bacw Up Takeoff Within 16 Hours Legal Action In Ohio ||j^ Record Twenty-Two Peo|)ie Dead TIlirly-Four I a SIIINGTON iP _ T h e Sii pir Court ImUy rcjoi'tnl an a|i Negro liCadcrs In Pittsl)ur<;li l)isa.sler Of .‘{7 l‘i('kfd from an order calling (or tlir As Covenior rdiate end of racial segrrga in elementary school!i of Urge Steps To ITTTSBl'KGII 4*.—Searcher- combing the area where an airliner H>r(). Ohio. AI.HUgUEKQCK OP. _ In his crashed seconds after takeoff from Greater Pittsburgh Airport liK-ated Lj) .\l Seattle another body this morning bilr.ging (he complete count of the air order was ishucd by the fourth television sp<‘t‘ch of the cur rent eamiiaign for the Demoeratic disaster to 22 dead, 14 survivor.. Circuit Court in Cincinnati, (aUt Resistanee nomination hir governor, John F In t dikcovery erased any lingering hope that there might be an SE.XTTLK ^ .A limping luxury twas held up pending action Simms listed his “ batting record" otho' survivor in addition to the 14 who stumbled to safety from the airpner crash landed and sank in Ihe higheat tribunal on an ap flaming debris last night - - By THE .\S,SOCIA1>;ii PRESS of 17 party planks in the 1954 Puget .Sound after its takeoff to (i>ed by the llillsboro Schoo' Negro leaders urged steps be platform It came more than 14 hours I day and the i oast Guard report taken to increa.se voting registra Out of what he said were 17 after the twin-engine TW A Martin ed two hour.s later that 32 of 37 ' The Circuit Court overturned a tion among their rare and called planks in the Democratic party Skyliner crashed on the fringe of ibeard were known to have sur the big airport .Many Recall ru'Ufe by (J.S I):id Judge John for prompt congressional action platform of 1954. Simms said he vived ' ruffel of Cincinnati, refusing on civil rights legislation 'a.s a “ struck out” on one, had a “ so-so” Rescue workers had removetl 21 The Guard said its re bodies from the smoking debris int an injunction which would means of lessening Southern re performance on another and on port- indica ed three were dead last night They were taken to a Horrors Of required admiaaion of M im e sistance to racial integration yes another had not made as much and two mis-ing One of the dead egro children to the Web^ter terday pnigress as he would have liked. morgue where identification was wa- reported to be a child. proceeding slowly inglon school < Rep Diggs (UM ich) told i Simms said hr “ struck out" on The Northwest Orient Airline- The plane smashed into a hill Mglit trasli ruffel Mid the Supreme Court's membership rally of the National the 17th plank, that which voiced side a little more than a mile from Stratocruiser. bound for N«w ' Assn, for the Advancement of support for rehabilitation, clear opmion on the nvi ter of end the airport's administration build A'ork. Ian-led on the water as the \ Colored People at .Monigomery anee of blighted areas, and the PITTSBl lUHl e MemoP. segregation gave federal dis ing and not far from the western pilot, ( apt Robert R Heard, tried Ala., that Negro registration building of standard homes (or today in the wake of t.agcdy judges the right to d«'tcrniinr end of a runway Within minutes II get It back to the Seattle- should be stepped up “ so that low ineome families A man wi h bandaged arm- and soon integration could be it was reduced to a ma.ss of Tacoma International Airport aft- Fved when our children go to bed at “ A bill designed to carry out a cut over his one guof those who escaped were to reach safety in last night being carried forward by the ' that someone like the Rev King the Ix*gislature,“ Simms Mid. the pilot and copilot plane crash sboro school board was in fact can be a congressman from the "And the only thing I can say to The stewardess, .Mary Jane Kan A muther, smiling happily, tidd |uo city ixilicv, Honu-r Clark and Kobhy Bi plane, but knew it wa.s ho|Mdess be school board said some Ne Bergen, N J Her family moved ( !om|K*titioii gomery bus boyott. King has ap 1 "ways and means . whereby to Albuquerque, ,N M , in 1948 for tho.se people I turned to those es were attending the Webster shop. (Advocate I'hoto) I pealed a $.'HK) fine ^ each political sulMlivision shall Co-pilot Harlan Jr.scerson, Mor who could be helped I wa-. hard shington school and the refusal I The Negro congres.sman warned have the neees.sary authority to ristown, N. J , was hurt critieally to lefj where to start '' The police judge race alone ha* [admit more was only because (Continued on Page Four) provide adequate financing for its Capt Raymond F .Metjuade, tlie Those were some of the mem attracted any competition as ran Mack of room Negro children ; neeessary functions." Molent Mulligan Milk Slrike 33 year old pilot from Red Bank, ones among the 14 who lived to didale- head into the home stretch pierl admission to the spiiotd “ We haven't iH'en able to solve N. J.. is in fair condition Neither talk about what happi-ned when for tomorrow s municipal election been getting priva e in.^truc I all the pn.hlems of munieipal and he nor Jescerson were permitted the TW A .Martin Skyliner smashed here in the present school year ^ D n r Tttylor, A Heads For A Slum don ii Today i county financing by a long shot," (CoBtiaued froia Page Oaej into a hill anil exploded in flamt- The City Council-sponsored slafa The Circuit Court said Dniffel (Continued on Page Four) M aijam ar Man a moment after taking off from of candidates for that body hai Fd in denying an injunction DE'IROIT ■ t Michigan's vlolenre ridden milk strike, pitting ilairy Greater Pittsburgh Airport. called fur h no competition, nor it later agreed to a stay to Faiwral Svrvivv.s Without exception they had thi' Dies llfrv SainlaY farmer against dairy farmer, eiitereil the showdown stage today has the mayor's race. Dw the board to appeal to the .NolwHiy i>Tores.sed to have thi answer for certain Some viewed the same theme "God was with me January Sales City voters going to the polls to kreme Court Druffel, mean strike as crumbling, others anticipated riots or near riots at uutstate To Itr livid At I was one uf the lucky ones A C. "Dru" Taylor of Maljamar morrow will use voting machines pe. Mid it would take an order colleclioii depots. WilUain Trout. .'>9. uf Dayton. age 66 years, died at 5:2.^ a m. Sun to cast their ballot* for all but tha ni the Supreme Court to make •Milk trucks running a strike ------Pham Far Dvan Ohio, a construction worker. day morning in Artesia General Second llij^liest $12-5.U0U city bond issue which change his position. Itiuckade to lh*troil jumped to H'2 (Continued on Page Fourj Hospital. He was a long-time ranch yesterday Only 2l)- To Show First Baptist tist Chureh in Ixivington, with bur 9 ford Dean, who died at 9 am Running against each otlier for {anger in accomplishing integra highest in history, according to cent uf normal home delivi'iit- ial in Uivington cemetery The Sunday in .\rtesia General lluspi the police judge |«a-t tomorrow in a dignified and successful figures rcica.sed here today by the A fimrth forecast it could servo pallbearers will be nephews tal Burial will be in the Pinon will be cncumlient Judge John unmarred manner." Chaiidver of Commerce. Only De- 75 per cent of its route customers Farm \ ote Trend (Jiurcli Dedicates Survivors inelude a son, Kyle cemetery The grandsons will b«- KIlieott and Dor Elvin. legation had been practiced uary figures. Store shelves, liare or almost Taylor of .Maljamar; daughter, the pallbearers Mayor Bill Yeager retnains un Hillsboro for about 90 yean, A breakdown of .sales for Jan the last several days, were expe-ct MILWAUKEE if W'l.sconsin's Mrs. Cecil Hnleman o f Maljamar; He was born May 23, 1668. and Bell Instrument opposed (or rc-elcclion Running the appeal stated: uary were as follows. ed to remain thus, at least lor to brother, Zaek Taylor of Tatum, and presidential primary tomorrow came to thi* cminly in 1!K)6 For for the city Council are U A bovd w’as well on the way Apparel, $63,339: automotive ac day. five sisters, Mrs. T L. Vawcll of may indicate whether President the past 10 years he has lived at The First Baptist Church here CamptM-ll. JiK- Alvarado, and Dr. completely accomplishing Us Colorado City, Te.x., Mrs. A. C. cessories, $2(H).6.'j7; siib.vistenee -I The strike entered its second Ei.senhower or Sen Kstes Kofauver Hope His occupation was carpen yesterday dedicated a carillonic J J Clark. J r, all up for re-elec program of integration with Pinson of Truth or Con.sequences; $4.36.62U; furniture and appliance, week today (D-Tenn) is more popular with ter. hells instrument recenlly installed tion. and J L Walker, running to any incident when an effort and Mrs K II Howell, Mrs. Kebe $242,655, building materials, $96, 11 Was called by the Fair Share the farm voters The primary also Survivors include two .sons three Special services were con replace Claylon Menefcc |liurry it up by outsiders caused rah Townsend, and Mrs. Ethel .505; automative dealers. $222,995. llargainiog Assn KSIIA to sup may show whether there is (xdi- Herman Dean of Dell City, Tex., ducted by the Rev. S M .Morgan, Polling places arc as (idlows: (ConlinuH on Page Four) Graham all of Lovington other retail saie.s, $595,078. port demands that the farmer's tical unrest among the farmers and Tom Dean of Artesia; five pastor District 6 A. the Masonic Tem (Continued on Page Four) The primary. (U-signed to pick daughters. Mrs laiuis Powell of The in.strument consisLs ol 85 ple. Disl 6 K. City Hall. Dist 6-C, 30 delcga'cs to the Republican .\rtcsia. .Mrs J ,M llennes.see of miniature bell tone generators of Central Schiad; Dist 6 D, Veter National Convention and .56 to the j .Alamogordo; Mrs Mark Fisher ol bronxr bell metal and the viltra- ans Building. Dist 6 E, the High Democratic National Convention, I Hope; and .Mrs Glen Stevenson ol tions are amplified 100,000 times bchHit-Run (Cnntimied on Page Four) [lirow Bombs At (dash, 1 Killed Creccc PnaJainis A car iH'longiiig to Lowell Nay Walker Serves Farm Situation Pictured lor. .Mak'u Mi()erinleiident here, [yprus Patrols In Tlie Incident (Cyprus Siip|M)rl was .stolen la.st night from in front AMMAN ijf> -Jordan said Israc ATHENS iiP r.ilig Paul de of the Rus.seil Appliance store, As Poliee (Jiief By WEBB M rKlNI.EY lis killed an Arab Legion truopci riared loday that the people i>( and was recovered this moriiin.g Aclmiiiistration Su|)|Mirt Ask(*cl Say Agriculture HC()S1A. Cyprus — Students tiKlay in a brief clash on the Greece are “ united a.s a single at Carlsbad Wliilehmelllll rying Greek flags threw bombs southern edge of Jerusalem soul” in support of Cypriots fight Police last night apprehended Looks At Its Fvervelav Familv Musi indergu stones at British security po- The informant .said a Jordan ing (or self determination and cited hYetl Himry, 603 N S»rv and troops in the port bity of patrol relumed fire after it was In his speech from the throne enth, for leaving the scene Of an Chief of Police Frank Powell >hot today. Bomb fragments ambushed inside Jordan territory. opening the new Parliament, he accident after two cars were h't I was taf^en to a hospital at Temple, Lej>[al Autlioritv T v [h* O f Farmer Drastic Lhanjic I u n d e d a schmdtcachcr and The informant said a Jordan praised the deported Archbishop and damaged in the l(K) block W Tex. after he became ill here yes- ^ne.s slightly injured several of , terday from diabetis. patrol returned fire atfer it wa.s Makarius of Cyprus, as a “ bril Cbisiim las night The damageil WASHINGTON i/Pi — Two top- British. .Acting as police chief in his By OVID A. MARTIN Bv B L. LIVINGSTONE ambushed inside Jordan territory, liant" churchman. \eliicles belongt'd to Homer JacMos W ASHINGTON i4 — A House ranking fa r m economists say Three bombs were hurled also in absence is Loyd Walker, candulate WASHINGTON i4*i — The Eiscn lie said after a U N.-Jordan inves The British government depoi 1 and Rue Thiiinas, .\rlesia. hower administration is taking a Agrieulture suheommiltee called American agriculture must under rtassol. another port of this for the City Council in the muni- tigation team makes a check, Jor ed the Archbishop to the Seychcl Police were forced Io iiitenene new look at the legal /lilhority it today for a farm program which go drastic adjustments in 10 years htish Mediterranean island coi- eipal election tomorrow and a for dan will seek an emergeiu-y meet los Islands, charging him with fos yesterday to get some carnival already has, seeking means to would give the small “ family ■ or b«- smothered by surpluses. ^y. One injured an elderly con- I mer councilman. While on the ing of the Mixed Armistice Cinn tcring the campaign of violence IHTsonnel to pay liK'al boy* for strengthen its farm program this type" farmer government price Dr John Black of Harvard and and another a child. A curfew Council before. Walker served on mission. Greek Cypriots havU been waging work done while the carnival was I election year in the event no new supports at full parity Janies Bonnen of Michigan State ^s ordered in the center of that Israel already ha.s called (or a (Continued on Page Four) here. Uhe Council Police Committee. farm law is enacted. Saying that the everyday typ<' of C'ollegr said that at the rate farm iJth roast city, where a Briton mee ing of (he commi.ssion to in Undersecretary of Agriculture farmer, is rapidly being elominated ers are going now. farm surplu.ses ks shot to death yesterday. vesligatc her charge that Jyrdan True D. Morse said the depart and displaced by the commercial in 1965 could easily be double [Yesterday was the first inni- troop.s in two weekend attacks ment “ obviously is taking a new “ factory" type farm operation, the those of today. Irsary of (he Greek-Cyprlot un- wounded an l.sraeli farmer and look at the whole farm pnigram .subcommittee recommended a Black and Bonnrn said in a re- {rground, EUKA. which seeks fired on an Israeli investigation to determine what more might be new legislative program. IMirt ti-chnulogical advances in drive out the British and unite team. done to help improve the farm "This program." it stated, farming raise the prospect of even vprii.s with Greece. Nicosia, the As new strife cast darkening situation.” “ should begin by supporting the greater overproduction than at land's capital, was quiet under a shadows over the Holy l.ainhour Easter curfew. But else- Easter, Christians throughout the tions have yet b<-en made, he said, farms at full parity when the prevent it. here one man was slain and six world celebrated I he resurrection but he indicated officials arc farmers agree to cooperate in a The report said farmers should krsons wounded. of Jesus with prayers for peace. weighing carefully s t e p s that national policy gearing acreage to not abandon the u.sc of new t)^;h- |ivevcral hundred pupils were in Fresh shooting incidents marred might be taken to hold down pro useful production and conserving niques lived in the clash today in Pap the peace around Jerusalem, duction of livestock feed grains al and improving the soil against the "What is needed, instead," it They had set out with two where Protestant pilgrams from ready in surplus. needs of the' future said, “ is that they apply them to eck flags to march to the local many lands crowded the quiet The administration has been “ This program should be open fewer acres of crops and fewer shoprir of the Greek Orthodox garden outside the Old City's pinning its hopes for improving to all crops capable of adminis animal feinl units. hurch. Police said two or three walls. S anding before an empty economic conditions in agriculture tration in such a program It “ In doing this, they should cull firsts were seen in the group. tomb, they hoard the ancient on a proposed $1,200,000,000 soil would* not be restricted to basic their poorest acres and divert A bomb was thrown In the bi- words “ He is not here for He is bank program Payments would crops." the.se to more extensive uses re (Continued on Page Four) risen." be made to farmers for taking Parity is a price standard deter quiring lower inputs per acre As the faithful went through land nut of production of crops al mined by law to be fair to farm — from wheat to grass, from corn dioalmpf^ K n ifin g their timeless ritual, word came ready in surplus. ers in relation to the cost of to hay and forage, from cotton that an Israeli farmer had been Agriculture Department officials things they must buy. Price sup and tobacco to corn hay and for, Tvnsa Alf^eria . wounded io a night attack on fs .said the possibility of a s^il hank ports arc now fixed at varrying age racli road traffic near the tense program helping farmers this percentages of parity. “ Livestock farmers need to cull Jordan border. An Israeli spokes year now appears “ very slim " The subcommittee voiced belief their poorest cows, sows and hens ALGIERS, Algeria UP> — Bomb- man said Jordanians fired on an They ba.sed this appraisal both on the administration's soil bank and the like. These changes will hgs. shootings and knifings con- Israeli team which went up to in the possibility that President Ei would be of little direct benefit to all reduce the expense side of ributed today to disorder in North senhower may veto the pending the small farmer. It said he al thrir ledgers more than their re [frica from Casablanca to Tunis. vestigate the attack. Israel asked an emergency meeting of the U.N. farm bill and on the shortness of ready is suffering from acreage ceipts. A further reduction in the French troops pressed their at- Mixed Armistice Commission. time (or putting a soil bank plan cuts under federal controls, and number of farms, with more hrk against nationalist rebels. into effect this year. will be forced to quit farming if crops per farm, will increnac Fear of a major Arab-Isracli In France itself, a number of HOi*lNG TO WIND up work on farm bill in few days, S5enate-Hou.se conferees continue The bill as it now stands pro their expenses in most cases outbreak together with raw wea'‘ required to take more land out Algerians tried to make a demon- meetings in Wa-shington. From left, Sen. Spes.sard ffolland, (D-Fla.); Rep. E. C. Gath- vides for the Soil bank, but also of production much less thin their receipts.” er resulted in a relatively sfnall Iration in Metzz, an important in- ings (D-Ark.) ;• Sen. Olln Johaston, (D-S. C .) ;Acting chairman of Joint group, Rep. Lifl- would restore higher, rigid p^ice The soil bank plan now pend- The authors said this would attendance at this year's Jerus luatrial center. *1710 demonstration loi^’llopc (R-Kati.); ami Rep Iluiold Cooley, (D-N. C-). (International Souiidphoto) (Cnnllnnetl nnv P a ^ Fnnr) (Cantinued on Pact Fnnr) (Continued On Page Four) Vas broken up qukkly. alem services. Monday, April | THE ARTESIA ADVOCATE. ARTESiA, NEAV MEXICO *y, i SOCIAL CALENDAR The Paul Terrys IN NEW YORK FOR SPEECH. WEDDING PLAN! Feud Coes Oh In, High Counti Ealertain Eaniily Mon<1a>, April '2 Ami Friends Here Over Tierra Araarilla Land! Altnisn club, luncheon ineetinR at Artesia Hotel, noon. H * Mr and Mrs Paul Terry of 410 \V Washington Ave., entertained' Grant Range - - Forest Timber their children and friends wi'h a '0 ■Xmertcan Unilon Auxiliary. Veterans Memorial Uiild- baked turke,\ dinner at noon Kas By* ED M ARTIN don the iiolated aeetion InR, covered-dish supi^er, ti:30 p.m., mivtins, 7:30 p.m. ter TIERR.A A M A K ILl.A 'iP — In One of Martinez’s sons, h Those present were Mr and Mrs | this high mountain country of did not forcet the land and W T Maldeman. Mr and Mr> Vic [ northern New Mexico the pace of the United States obatined tid It Reiiekah LodRO. I(''OF Hall, birthday supper, fi:.30 p.m., Haldeman. Vance Maldeman. Mr : life is easy— usually. And the love , Mexico under the Tri"^ and Mrs Vernon Maldeman and meetiMR 7:30 p.m. of land is strong among the " a j Cuadslupe Hidalgo, this BY son Daniel, Mr and Mrs Clyde lives, some of whom ckn hossi of 1 fji^d • ;ST PET Tidwell and son Dennis, Van ancestors who settled here when ^ This Welch. Mrs Marion Welch, Mi>s * New Mexico was still a part of ; slowly, but appmv«J Daughters of American Revolution, meeting, home of Phoebe Welch, Mrs Maude Con i k o f tl Alexico. ' claim of Francisco Martin drey. Mr and Mrs Nevill Munc>. edits I Mrs. Paul Francis, 7:30 p.m. Miss Billy Jean Muncy, Kay Case The comparative isolation nur- : 1'’®® |* IMl. ring trg of Portales tures the relaxed life There are ■ patent was is, final 1 lk*ta Xi chapter of FU'te Sigma Phi, mivting in home of .Also Mr and Mrs. Clay Book | few roads and fewer telephones l>uring the time of conliri |art of 11 Mrs. Charles Kidd, 7:.30 p.m. and dautthter Paula. Mr. and Mrs | The tilling of the land and th* , “.J Martinez claim and usui ;Rere it Wendell Welch and children, raising of livestock furnish the •1’* Patent, Irancisco issun| lerican Order of Eastern Star, sjHvial mtvting, official visit of Phoebe and Wendell, and Mr and main occupation for most of the ' or more instruments known i*jr strer natives as hijuelas. These the worth grand matriMi ami pjdmn. Masonic Temple, 7:30 Mrs. Sanders Terry and daiii(h ; people l>'ir weak ported to give small pan [(Tomorr ters, Sandra and Sii.san The isolation accents the old p.m. I land to individuals and own. slional I customs and the group tics of the of an hijuela entitled one native-born Spanish Americans who tci .Artesia Hairdressi'rs Assn., mtvting. home of Anna I,ou ! use of common lands if ret Stfpmgth make up most of the population Cox. 7:.30 p.m. KKIVING in NEW YORK to .address 0\erseas Press Club, former President IT.irr - was maintained for three iirjiupM Personal Mention Do something to threaten the niman .mil Mrs. Truman are grcvtci by d I’.iRhter. Marpuvt. .and her fiance. F. t lifmi The hijuelas amounted gen ndous t accepted way - especially if land is TneMln.A, .April 3 GucsI n in the home of Mr and Daniels, Jr. irightl Marg.iicl s wedding aria.igements will -Iso U’ inauo. I to fee simple ownership ol pitebini invoIvcKinvoiveo anaand group group resistance res.Ma^^ is .. residenw •Mrs. R 1. Pans are their son and rd. Tor apt to be quick, where the people ^ Artesia Stor>- I.caguc. mivting. homo of Mrs. C. P Bunch family. Mr and Mrs William C Dermot live close to the land, as they do | Francisco 702 Atann Ave., 2:30 p.m. Pans and children of Kingston M. rtln fre here Tenn and others who were app ■atnes.s i 1-H Members That has sometimes been tme Artt*sia Shrine No. 2. Masonic Temple. eo\ered-rtLsh sup- Stars O f Silent his heirs and assigns gave .ss bt It Six Top Club in the long fight over lands of the pet. *>:;tti p.m., meeting. 7:30 p.m. to It. S Sen Thomas B (_ aid. Air and Mr, Maynard Hall and Offered Awards Tierra Amarilla grant, in New These deeds covered the £ eoknei Films Attend Mexico’s sprawying Rio Arriba children spent the Easter holidays grant. id hecai Band Aide, meeting, high school hand room. 7 p.m. Members Tell County Bad feeling, night rider with her parents. Mr and Mr- P w . L f J Awards for 48,000 4-H club The fart that Francisco i s. rook incidents, fence cuttings and shots ry an^ Buchanon at Ricon I K K U P M I I d U V members are offered in the first nez issued the hijuelas and Btisiness and Professional Women’s Club, Ixisim'ss meet in the night have marked the finger: announcement of 1956 National issued the deed' to Sen Csi ing, home of Mrs. T. P, Rogers. 321 W Dnilas, 7:3(» p.m. Nation Of 4-H rl, laci Mrs W W Maxwell will return IfOU.YWOOD .f Memories of 4-H Award Programs by the Na yearv-old fight ox^r Por‘ o;^» ihV cause of the difficulties the grant It Involved stxsUed tug hijuelaa-filed in the cher. home tiMiay after attending a fam the silent movies are made of the tional Committee on Boys and Alpha Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, meeting, home ily reunion at the home of her A visit (o Washington. D C by- landholder^ on the one hand and ly clerk's office — ftipuliU people who attended Mary Pick Girll Club Work. Chicago. Nireagth of Mrs. Pat Fairey, 7:30 p.n-. parent.,. Mr and Mrs P (' Gamp six top-ranking 4 H club members native residertts on the othci* the holders have rights u Once, years ago. the fight even |ade evfii bell at Temple. Okla ford's party given for "no occa from six states was an outstanding County, slate and national win pastures, free timber, free . reached the I ’ S Supreme Court tore’a pri AAedNevlay, .April 4 Sion just a party for old friends feature orNational 4 H Club Week ners in 4-H Poultry, Garden, Dairy free watering places and fr»« The New Mexico Supreme Court mith's rii Hermosa School Panmt-Teacher Assn., executive board, Mrs Robert B Griffin and chil Madge Kennedy threw her arms which was observed by more than and Entomology programs will be er rights apparently settled the legal as a a brakei dren of Midland. Tex . are here around Mae Marsh and exclaimed two million 4-H club boys and girls honored for outstanding achieve Catron's deed was later will have a Dirteh lunch at itchool cafeteria 12 noon. Small pects of the controversy with a Bated, iri visiting her parents. Mr and Mr, We both worked together at the March 3-11. ment. Boys and girla are urged to and sold. Two ranchers, T cbil.tren are welcome to come with their mothers and eat. recent opinion But no man can iay Narlei Fred Cole Goldwvn studio about 1918” The six. named earlier as lypi begin now to keep accurate rec Mundy Sr , and W II Miind; rally outstanding in the country ords of their accomplishments, say whether the controversy is Artesia Women’s Golf Club, mtvting and luncheon at were defendants in the i i Many of the ^99 guc'ts at yes for citizenship, leadership, and since the awards will be made on dead, once and for all brought by six hijuelas' the Art»»sia Countr\- Club, 1 p.m. .terday's gathering at Pickfair achievement, were Franklin Me the basis of the reports submitted The background of the « » * •* ' suit decided tg iHi. B complex Into it are mixed the HOSPITAL greeted one another w’llh "Oh, Kay, Clayton. N M and Angela by the 4-H members. Supreme Court in the Mund;' Arfesia Women’s Club, silver tea and meeting at the no'" Heme of Fllendale, N D , chosen cla.ssic ingredients of a slock West vor In the National 4-H Poultry ern movie plot Big ranchers vs chibhou.s»‘, Mrs. A. A. Kemnitz, will Iv gu»»st speaker, 2:.3() for achievement. Ann Guindon In the years since Mundy )lymi There were the great names of Plankinton. SD.. and Eldon Reb .Award Program, a new doner of little ones But snatches of the p.m REPORT other large ranchers began & past movie generations Harold rewards, I h e Sears - Roebuck horn, Oswego, I I I . chosen for lea entire history of Western vAmerica use of the lanil, fencing it .Admissions. March 31 Mrs l.loyd. Marion Davies, Ramon teihg dership; and Nellie MK'lure, FFoundation, is making available Thursilay, April ."i are there, too on, there were numerous men Bill Hull. .Antonio Hernandez Vovarro, .Antonio Moreno. -Ken Cleveland. Tenn . and William C lour gold filled medals for win The fight stems from a eonflic Once, in 1953. Mundy's fen» Christian Women Fellowship of the First Christian Jame- L Dean. Mrs George Jack Maynard, lliMit (iihson. Johnny Thiesenhusen, Miiskego, W’is , ners in each county: an all-ex between various papers issued by KAllS.Ai cut in 27 places. Another tii Churcti, mivting in home Oi Mrs. William Siegenthaler, 70S ,on. Mack Brown. Rill Royd. Buster chosen for citizen.shin pense trip to the .National 4-H Mexican colonist If the fir .1 1952. a threatened shooting s-: Hemosa, 9 a m. Dismi.ssed March 31 Mrs Keaton. Joe F Brown. Jack Oakic. Club Congress in Chicago fur the This town is the center of the Ilayert In Purpos*- of the 4-H’ers good will was averted by a lone state ^ Lloyd Berry and baby. Mrs Juan Irene Rich. Gilda Gray, Gertrud*- state winner, and $3U0 scholar Tierra .Amarilla land grant and roundre mission Was to present the 19!W man between about 30 nine perw Pivsbyterian Women’s Assn., meeting in parish hall 2:.30 Ramirez and baby. Mrs Hanry .Astor. Raymond Griffith. Edward ships for six national winners. th*' county seat of Rio Airib.: "4 H Report to the Nation" on be workers and a similar nue p .m . White, Mrs. Billie Johnson. John i:veretl Horton, Charles Buggies Slate winner in the 1955 4-H [tales’ ent half of their fellow members County, one o f .New Mexico's larg native residents Lanning, Alias K.sther Hernandez. I^ura LaPlantr. Jetta Goudal. Poultry Award Prugram was Wil ic Games throughout the United States. est in area Several times over the jd Mrs William B Calchings. Mr, Zasu Pitts, taiuise Fazenda. I>on liam R Black of Alameda. Black The history of the Tierra Ama The pla Hustlers rlass of the First Methodi.st Church, covered- While in Washington, the group detachments of Slate Police a Fletcher Hornbaker. Janice Spell,. aid Crisp. .Annette Kellerman. was also named one of the nation , rilla grant goes bark to .Apnl 23, LighU dish supper and social in Fellowship Hall. 6:4.'> p.m. visited the White House and pre been .sent to the area as pra The Phi Alvin Payne April 1—Sherry Ann .Clara Kimhall Young and A’iola al winners last year. 1832. when a tract of land was Luna sented the Hon Sherman Adams, tion against violence jDana granted by the Republic of Mexico b the Nat St. Anthony Altar .Society, meeting, rectory, 7:30 p.m. Pre-iiiential assistant, with a spec- There has been no sign A Four eounty winners in the to one Manuel Martinez, his son- it Denver ially-hound rep»irt for President renewal of incidents since the i Garden 1‘rogram will receive land all those who arrotnpanied krmed for PRIMO OPENS RESTAURANT Eisenhower The report, bound in rourCa derision affirmed the n l^on, folloi medals of honor. The Allis- him in coloninzing the land gri-en ai\d gold, summarized ach dys as owners of the dispd I'halmers .Mfg Co. Tractor group Martinez and hi.s followers set [fi.' AAU I ievements of more than 2.100.u0*i lands on March 20 No one | n Bakers als4i provides exiM'nse paid trips homesteads in the mountain coun members throughout the country forecast the affect of the UlSIarts to the Club Congress for slate win try of the grant, but a>arau()ipg The group had iunrheon with decision on the people who cs From th ners. and eight S3(K) scholarships Ute Indians plagued the sePters. Senators from their home states the ancient hijuelas. obtained a he 12-mai for national winners. eventually forcing them to ahan i Representatives from their home fathers and grandfathers I fiis count! districts, and chairmen of the Sen I.arry Dean Henning, Albu NET (.ROUP SETS TRAVEL t Perhaps the case is closrdJ t Melbou ate and House Committees on querque, was state winner in the RULES ! years after it began with the I ing next •Agriculture and Subcommittees on Garden Program last year. NEW YORK The interna -ran grant to .Manuel Martinet Buchan I .Agricultural Appropriations Diir tional play committee of the U S ias ' the .Sapnish say, quien a Pidder, an ing the program. Administrator Incentives offered in the Na I.awn 'Tennis .Assn has notified ' ' Who knows’ |ps 66ers. C M Ferguson of the Federal Fx tional 4-H Dairy I'rogram by the C 0 m m n n i t V players about competing abroad khance of tension Service, led the delegate- Larro SureFeed Division of Gen pmmmmmmmmmiI Players must receive permission ; pperience in a panel discussion on their 4 eral Mills include four medals fur if they ire to receive some ex- - not a H exp**riences. winners in eaeb county, an all Coneerl Association pense money, must designate the ‘ |ver. The 4 H'ers also visited local expense trip to the Club Congress Rournament.s in which they plan * KSVP Th^ Col offices of the major farm organi for the high ranking member in to play, must submit weekly ex i I9M W A Tn such b rations They talked with repn- the state: and six $3U0 scholar jniversily’ of Artesia ships for national winners pense reports to the USI.T.A and ; .senlatives of the American Farm LOG iill Russel Bureau Federation, the American High ranking memlH-r in the must return to this country after ■ ! the Wimbledon championships 990 I f Temple Institute of Cooperation. National stale 4-H Dairy Award Program ilent. Thi last year was Jimmy Cletus Kitts, ON YOUR DU| invites YOU Farmers Union, and the National KSWS y Bucky Grange They conferred with Sec Albuquerque. RADIO ersity retary of Agriculture Ezra Taft TV PROGRANI The arm Benson and staff members of the For the fifth consecutive year, MOND.AY, APRII. t y Bruce I to be( ome a Division of 4 H Chibs and YMW the Hercules Powder Company is kAWMMMMMMWMWMMfWI ! 11:00 Test Pattern ersity fan programs of the Federal Extension providing the incentive in the II 59 Sign On MonnsA-i P.M. he other 1 VA EARING CHEF’S HAT, Prime Camera, onetime heavy Sendee and the National 411 Club Entomology Program They in 12:00 Movie Museum apabic in Foundation in Silver Spring. Md clude medals for four county win 12:15 Channel Eight News 12:00 Farm & Market News weight champion, is busy these day.s in kltchen^’of new Their trip to the nation's capi ners, a trip to the Club Congress 12:30 My Little Margie 12:10 Midday Newi tal was sponsored by the Conrad for the state winner, and a KlOO SLOW MEMBER H o II v w ’ o i h I 12:25 Little Bit of Music restaunint he is o|vning near studios Re scholarship for each of the six 1:00 Matinee Theatre Hilton Hotel in Chicagp. 12:30 Local News topranking 4-H'crs in the nation 2:00 Dorothy's Den C t N i cently he has been a wrestler. nHtrrvntionnt Sounetphoto) 12:35 Noonday Forum The Artesia Commuaity Conrert Assaciatiiia Is your civk- Complete information on the 2:30 Queen for a Day organization which provides for the adults and youth of Ar 12:30 Siesta Time ur award program is available at 3:00 Pinky Lee Show PtC>/\ tesia a laboratory whereby you may see, hear and enjoy I2;55 News county extension offices or from 3:30 Howdy Doody 9COff£ the terhniqaes of masiranship of the world's fiaest artists. Broixlway Stars 4:00 Action Theatre 1:00 Open Circuit stale 4-H leaders at New Mexico r / f K 4:15 Cartoon Carnival 5:05 New Neighbor Time A&M College. 4:30 Mr. Wizard 5:15 Open Circuit ONLY 900 MEMBERSHIIN No Doubt About lt! ^>>i"rony''Me(lai jf/A' 5:00 Gene Autry— Western 5:30 Local News C>^r/L A \ A I I. A B L E Top of-the*List Book For Practically Everyone! NEW YORK — Broadway 5:45 Designed for Littenini tars Julie Harris and Paul Muni 5:50 Sports, Harry Wismer AT THE TV SERVICE 5 0 have won “Tony" medallions for 5:55 News ONE YEAR MEMBERSHn*S 6:00 Gabriel Heatter B i FOR PARENTS outstanding dramatic perform CALLS 3 Free Pick-Up ft Delivery 6:15 Le.s Paul, Mary Ford rodPHi T b * 0ictioa«or K«bit M p a cKiU ances during this theater season THEATERS 6:20 Special ^ itio n ADL'LTS STUDENTS drm to Mp N« doubt “ Damn Yankee,” chosen the out •bout it, wb^ik they look up word! standing musical comedy, ran off SANDER’S 6:30 News. Fulton Lewis 6 V/.P, tb*y r*ni*mb«r them lonfvr^ 8:45 Navy Show s build vocabuUrlM iavplupbl* with six awards for how, players BU-, Ipur and production staff. Radio & Television 7:00 News, Lyle Vann ^ r/ L L , 6 3 "The Dairy of Anna Frank" was LANDSUN 103 8. FifUi SH 6-3431 7;03 World of Sports 7b n. FOR BUSINESS named the top drama. T 7:15 Book Hunter ■ A ':30 Weather Story No Sinifle .Admission Tickets PEOPLE The “Tony" award.s are present 7:30 True Detective Mystffil MONDAY, APRIL 2 5:45 News Caravan ed by the American Theater Wing, 8:00 Spanish Music Quiz W*b«Ur'« Cotloflftt* !■ 6:00 Movie Time Sold .At Door To .Any Attraction •Uadard lor eorroct apeUiog* an organization of performers and 8:15 Spanish Program abbrrviatiooa, and «*ord di* 7:00 I Love Lucy stage craftsmen. The wards are 9:00 Meet the Classics ▼iaioas for properly typed let* 7:30 D*H’ember Bride lart- K o doubt about K, a in memory of Antoinette Perry, 10:00 Mostly Music OVER KKi .MUSICAL •opy aa euery d«ak M v n tiiM 8:00 Tales of the Texas Rangers the wing's World War II chair “Rose Marie” 10:,55 News bad mittakea dua to 8:30 You A.sked for It man. ATTRAt TIONS AV AILABLE vprk. WITH 9:00 Channel Eight News 11:00 Sign Off Broadway generally looks upon Ann Blythe & Howard Keel 9:10 Sports Desk TU E SbA Y A.M. FOR S T U D ^ S the award as equivalent to Holly- 9:20 Ernest Tucker— Political 5:,59 Sign On ONLY NEMBERS CAN ATTEND laMdlnc collecaa requirt Web- I wood's "Oscars.” • 9:30 Trader’s Time 6.00 Sunrise News •U r’f New Colletlatt Dirtlon* I Helen Hayes and other theater try . N o doubt about it, Web* OCOTILLO 9 35 Badge 714 6:05 Syncopated Clock ator't New CoUefiata ia a I notables presented the "Tony” ’ 10:05 Texas Ras.slin’ 6:45 Early Morning Headlit^ AUBt for eorraet E o flia b ^ I awards at th Wing's annual ban- John Paynr-Rhnnda Flemming 6:50 .Syncopated Clock MEMBKRSFIIPS ON SALE aad it belpa ia other eub^eeta 11:05 News, Sports and Weather tao. l u compactneaa makaa ! quet last night. IN 11:10 Sign Off 7:00 News, Robert Hurlei|»| it aaay to carry. .Muni won his award for his per 7:15 Button Box HB HAi formances in “ Inherit the Wind.” eXAcn APRIL 2 thru APRIL 7 ' . 125.000 wdrtaa “Tennessee’s 7:35 IxKal News 0«l fh« b«tt TOOAY^ Miss Harris wa cited for her por 17” CROSLEY SUPER V OUTH 2,300 larwi ilBwti ated^ 7:40 Slate News Digest « ganuin* trayal of Joan of Arc in ‘T h e OPEN OR UNTIIXWIII HAVE BERN SOU) WOM flw e » m Iffd .l iMfwM. 7:45 Button Box ; I-ark.” Partner” ' 8:00 World News .MEMIIERSIIIP HEAIKH'AKTERS Top awarsd for musical comedy 8:0.5 Button Box peformances went to Gwen Ver- 8:14 Weather Report don and Ray Walston of “ Damn 8:15 Button Box rrep NATALIES IIOISE OF MUSIC THE Yankees.” In the same show, HERMOSA 8:30 News ; award went to Russ Brown for DRIVE - IN 8:3d Coffee Concert supporting player, Kobet Fuse for 8:45 Second Spring ARTESIA choreography and Hal Hasting for Elizabeth Taylor-Dana Andrews 9:00 News : musical direction. IN 9:05 Story Time In the drama division, Ed Beg'’ 9:30 Queen For A Day ADVOCATE ley was selected outstanding aup- “ELEPHANT 10 00 News porting actor for his work in 10:05 Here’s Hollywood ' “ Inherit the Wind," The support 10:10 fnstnimentally Youn ing actreaa "Tony” went to Una Midwest Anto Supply WALK” 886 W. Mala Dial 8H 6-8588 10:15 Swap Shop M«rkel of "The Ponder Heart. 10:30 I,ocal Na.ft fril t, I
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• • 'tran^ictnd Weak Bi‘Hves May Dodgers Are Eagles, Hornets Already Have. Plagued With *oints Analyzed Display Strength on Lost Penant Bad Injuries Rounding up the state high relays with 574 points Las Vegas ns, h..* If many mure injurie pup up school track outlook last week followed with 47. Mostly small By JOE REICHLEB among the Brooklyn Dodgers they i(i am) { flid 's meets, it is seen that Hubl) -K'hools were entered in the meet Maj6r League may have to defend their Na int*() tiij WAYCROSS, Ga (4^_-Pennants, •showed surprising strength in tak anil no marks approaching state tional League pennant and world P 1 rri( aa a rule, aren’t lost in March, i ing the NMMI invitational meet a records were turned in By JOE RKIf'Ht.RIt Weakness — Stripped of left championship by proxy. thit but that’s exactly what may have Roswell with 52 points. Artesia Highland's mighty Hornets are |ST PETERSHURO, Fla.. April 2, handed power by lairry Doby Latest casualties are right aim III happened in the case of the Mil loifks pretty well out of the run rolling along in impressive fashion Thii it inventory time in trade; doubt roneerning Vic Wertz’ W C( waukee Braves when Gene Con hander Billy Lues, so depresseil b.\ ning this season having walked off as they shoot for their fifth ksehall, when the manasera take ability to come ■ bark following a chronic ar^ condition he says iprovi^l ley, their ace righthander, suf with only 4 points at the same straight high school track title jork o f their personnel, weighinR polio attack; lack of power in out he may “ go home and quit base '>artin«| fered a recurrence of his chronic I meet. The Hornets Saturday romped pdita against debits, as the field and behind plate. Pampa*8 Oilers ball,’’ and outfielder - infielder 1881. back and shoulder miseries. Carlsbad trailed Hobbs with 40 to the team in the first annual Big ^ring training season swings iiito Boston Sandy Amoroe, laid up for a week! IS i> 3-5 and Roswell had 33 Artesia. Four Meet at .Albuquerque The final two weeks prior to the Strength Availability of Ted Although slightly encouraged by| or so with a badly twisted right nnfirn usually one of the stronger track Hornets made one of their most art of the regular rampaign Williams from start of campaign; the latest medical report on the | ankle. ISkUl^ [ Here is a rundown of the eight teams in the state, was 7th in a impressive |)ei formances of the Wiliams, Piersall and Jensen rat ailing shoulder of the 6 8 pitcher, Ia>es, 26, probably won't make is«uH I neriran l,eague clubs showing All Ready To Go 10-team field with only 4 points young season in rolling up 87 1-5 ed best optfield in league; addi which showed “ definite improve-' the trip North with the dub from nown H‘ir strengths as compared with Barry .Stone of Portales turned |K)ints in competition with Albu lion of Rob Porterfield and Mickey ment,” nobody in the Braves’ | u s - m i u a r i i i i r Florida, taking hospital tresitment rh*'v i‘ir weaknesses: speeily Curtis Hardaway, who in a 6 feet 1 inch leap in the higli querque. I j s Cruces and Valley Vernon helps pitching and im camp knows for sure when Conley H.\SKEI.I. M AGI iRr. instead. parctitl [(Tomorrow will bring the eight graduated to higher baseball. jump in one of the better perfor What is more, Hugh Hackelt's proves bench; shortstop Don Bud- will be able to pilch again, if at W rltlen for The .Associated Press •'They” re been taking X-rayt of I OBTi;j ational l,eagur clubs.) In the outfield are twu more mancas of the meet charges produced a couple of per din, third baseman Frank Maizone all. He was left in Bradenton when PAM PA, Tex 'P— Most every^ my arm fur twu years and haven't Oflf t( j New iTerk veterans, Lamar Cagie and Dirk At Las Vegas. For! Sumner top formers who came through with and outfielder Marty Keough rank the Braves broke camp the other ,*hing connected with baseball in found a thing," he says. if iStrength— Mickey Mantle finally day ! Pampa has been changed this year Hairston. Cagle comes by way of ped a 13-team field in the meadows .showings that gave warnings of with best rookies in league. Amoroe was injured in yester hrcf kgiipipg tq capitalize on hia tre- [except the uniforms and a veteran Lake Charles while Hairston has lopping even the performances Weakness Inexperiienee at day ”s 4 3, 11-inning vietory over pnoous t>otential; best left-hand- Milwaukee must have a sound manager: New league, new teams, been with the Uilers for the past turned in by last year's Hornet left side of infield and double play the Chicago White Sox. lie twist Harris smacking homers in a five- ip ol pitcbinf in league In Whitry weakness at second base, lack of Conley if it is to make up th e '„ p ^ players Even the price ol two seasons. Hairston is a long run first inning. duo, Dewey Rohling and Anthony ed the ankle sliding into second Grey , *'Elston Howard's brok one an infielder. "If no infielder 114 inche- and threw the discus ovan as pitching star to pair with muscular pains in stomach and nati. F,arlier Stan Lopata hd wal ' tin irri unsettled c«>ndition at cere and forthright person who!P**** . . s. u ri _a j shows up I will move Cross to 160 fee; 8 inches Frasher ran Billy Pierce. doesn't try to sell you a bill o f doubt he could Alrrady back, and sore-arm pitchers Karl loped a 40Ofoot homer with two art, lark of standmit relief short and fill in at third with some the half-mile in 2 00 8 Weakness — Minnie Minoeo's goods, put hia finger on in m trio of pitchers Spooner and Carl Erskine. men on base for the Phils. |rher. slow spring gait following poor Braves* situation the day before ^ combined victory r^ o n l of one else,” he said Spner was disappointing yes C'levelnad , seaaon; question over Aparirio's the Conley injury hit the camp . ^ games last year Jack Venable, “ It will not be easy to finish terday against the White Sox. In [Strength — Peerless pitching hitting; lark of fourth starter and like a ton of bricks Carroll Red Dial and Tom Pollet in the t(»p division this year We his first appearance of the s-prtng. ide even more potent by Herb catrher to help Sherman I-ollar will have six, learns to lieat out in the 24year-uld l e f t y stayed There Is No fore's promise o f. groatneas; Al and George Kell’s advanced age stead of four." around only one inning He gave alDce we’ve moved to Milwaukee.” T u’lr ? tith’s rise to stardom; Al- Ros and had hack Seitz had reference to the old up two runs anft threw nothing a's broken finger apparently fully the Braves’ pilot continued I * ‘ nner and holder of the West Detroit eight-tram West Texas-New Mex hut soft stuff. SIBSTITITE ■led, league'a beat bull pen in Juries to key men killed iia. Texas^New Mexico League win Strength — Development of Al ico L«‘agur as compared to the The Brooks won it on a single Narletki and Don llussi we c 'ji only stay solid this year. a , n Kaline and Harvey Kuenn Into top newly formed ten team .South by nM)kie Gino Cimoli. It came we can go all the way ” I . , a “ Vh F'or flight stars; presence of first base western League o if Sandy Cunsuegra and scored man Earl Torgeson from ilart; Even If Conley Is available a ll' year, Grimm realizes he is not Alexandru last seasw and Bill Gil Hodges, who earlier smackekd rise of Ray Boone into one o f m. Basketball out of the woods by any means. formerly with Dallas of the a three-run homer off rookie B«4j league’s top RBI men R V#inMay Miss “ Our problem is left field, sec-1 J>fa«oe. but more recently __• *• Fl.scher. Experience Weakness — Need of second ond base and the bu llpen,” with Augusta of the Sally League Elsewhere, the lletroit Tigers baseman who ran hit and left Tarn At Moiuul lympic Playet-s said. “ Not only muat we get aonie-1 . Seitz also has his catching wor battered Boston ace Frank Sulli fielder, preferably, left handed, to thing out of Conley hut Bobby , f '” .“ “ ^in returns van while whipping the Red Sox go along with Kaline and Bill Tut At Duke City Thompson has to come through: *o over the bulk of the back 63. Harvey Kuenn opened one of Beihg Fereied tle; inadequate bench and lack of ALBUQUERQUE _ Early and we’ve got to clear up the sec-1 *lpPP*og duties. Marlin, formerly two three run Tiger rallies with bullpen ace, either right-handed or Wynn, who has been laid up with ond base situation | '*'"►> S)|reveport. Joined the Oil a single and prodded the other KAfISAS C IT Y iJK- Four teauss left-handed. an infected finger, may miss hia RE-EIIXT • We simply have to get more 1 « « late in 1955 but managed t. with a two-run single. Ted W il I f the finest amateur basketball Kansas Cliy turn on the mound for the Cleve hitting from O’Connell He dqes ‘'“O»P''0 • creditable .306 as the liams, who had been out of the players in the natum tonight begin Strength — Solid infield led by land Indians when the Tribe meets the Job all right definitely. hut ‘ ^'*er» marched to a pennant Red Sox lineup since March 13 roundrobin playoff to deter Vic Power, best first baseman in the New York Giants here today we can’t afford to carry his 225 Relieving Martin will be young with a groin injury, got a single kine personnel of the United lengue; surprise spring hitting of on the first top of their barnstorm balling average. i Uarl Pickett, who comet to Pampa in four trips Itatet’ entry in the coming olym Harry- Simpson, development of ing tour through the Southwest. JOHN ELLICOTT • Last year we had no bull pen I •>> of the Arizona • Texas .Mickey .McDermott, the hoped- |ic Games. H«c Lopez into a fine all • around He has not been in uniform for at all. Dave Jolty did a good job League. for starter the New York Kankees the 1! The playoffs run for three perfornter, evidence of arm re- I two days. for ua in 1954 Last year h e , <>ver at first SeiU has hung out acquired from Washington, went nlice 1 ^ighU ooeerjr by Bobby Shantz. The Indians and Giants are not a "no vacancy” sign. Returning POLICE JUDGE n pr« The Phillips 00ers. . runners-up couldn't get anyboily out. In the expected to draw the crowds they a full nine innings for the first Wealweas — Amie Portocarer- to the Oilers is big Joe Fortin, al k the National Tournament ro'a ineptne.ss on mound in ex- bull pen now we'll have Jolly, Er did last year, when they packed time thi spring and set down the ready in top condition and looking sign 0 |t Denver a week ago, and the hlhitfon games; overall pitching nie Johnson. Red Murff and Lou them in at every stop in what St. Louis Cardinals^5-2 on six hits impressive. The big fellow ham 'e tlw I apathy; uncertain outfield and SIcater. It looks good right now.” amounted to a replay of the 1954 The Yanks had lost five straight mered 41 homers last season. VOTE I the I Ron, fallowed two hours later liy bating weakness behind the plate. Grimm baa no worries at all World Series. Herb Score of the Cleveland In A t second is another veteran. di»pi AAU champion. Seattle Buch Baltimore about third base and shortstop Other stops on this year's tour dians breezed through five in Frank Kempa, who played college TUESDAY, APRIL 3RD IN THE CITA’ I onr In Bakers, against the College Strenmh — Catcher Hal, Smith, where Ed Mathews and Johnny will inriude Lubbock, Austin, Cor nings to beat Baltimore 5-3. He t>ogan may he the best at their I hall with Oklahoma A *M before ELECTION AND ON THE LIBRARY he roJ Kll-Starts fll-st baseman Gus Triandos. pus Christi, Houston and Dallas in gave Just one hit and upped his positions It's his theory that Joe Joining the Amarillo Gold Sox in who d l From the talent array will come ! shortstop W illie Miranda and Texas, Shreveport. L.a., Louisville, strikkeuuts to 13 for 17 innings. * B O ^ I S S U E Adcock will be the first ba.seman 1954 Keinlemba finisjied the 1954 .sea lined 4 ^ e 12-man team that represents ' pitcher Jim Wilson bright sMts Ky., and Indianapolis, Ind. New York Giants thumped the but he coricodes that either George son as field general for .Amarillo Paid Politiral .Annoinicemeai rs this country in the world games ' slong with rookie outfielder Tito The Giants finished their spring Chicago Cubs 7-2 with Dusty Crowe, a .211 hitter last year, or At shortstop is a “varancy" loscd- It Melbourne, Australia, begin ‘ Francona. camp stand with a 13-9 record, Rhodes, Daryl Spencer and Gail rookie Frank Torre, who baited sign. Seitz is on the prowl for thr I I ning next November I Weakness — Presence of four right behind the 14-8 mark hung 527 at Toledo, giay beat him out. material to plug that gap, covered up by the Trib»‘, who won the (.’ac rtinetf Buchan Bakers, coached by Paul I bonus players, each of uncertain He likes Felix Mantilla, a fancy last season by Rach Slider, who tus I.eaKue crown, and are 6-3 lien ’idder, and Gerald Tucker’s Phil i ability; too many players either fielding voung shortstop, who has lost his right index finger two against the Giants so far. Ips «6ers. are given the best I too old or too young, absence of power hitter, .300 batter, potential surprised him with his hitting abil weeks before spring training be ha nee of success because of their ity. The kid figures to be kept for gan. aperience as playing units. There 15-20 game winner and a fellow counted on to play 154 games. utility purposes. At third, presently, is a veteran I not a standout favorite, how that needs no introduction to base Idaho Captures ver. Washington Stren^h — Good right-handed ball fo llo w e r s ^ the Southwest Thd College All-Stars, headed homers; inexperience everywhere In the hot corner is Allan Cross, lA*f(ion Junior >y such Lads as San Francisco hitter in Roy Sievers and steady except at third bas. No runs, no better known as A. B., veteran of Jniversity'i iwo-time All America infielder in third-baseman Eddie Ski Tonrnament Yo.st; good catching possibilities hits, no terrors. Shreveport and Oklahoma City in till Russell anil Hal King I,ear the Texas League. Cross replaced SUN V A LLE Y . Idaho (>Pi— Idaho tf Temple, are overloaded with in Lou Rerberet and Clint Court ney and hope for such youngsters swept all titles over the weekend slent. 'The All-Rtars are coached like Herb Plews and Dick Tettle- to leave no doubt about the team ly Bucky OX'onnor of Iowa Uni- championship of the annual West eraity , bach to come through. 4A Baseball Gets Down Weakneaa — Lack o f dependable ern states' American Legion junior The armed forces unit, coached pitcher and .300 hitter; no pitcher ski tournament. ly Bruce Drake of Oklahoma Uni won more than six games in David Butts of McCall, Idaho, ersity fame, will give height to majors last year and nobody., ex To Brass Tacks This Week won yesterday's downhill race as he other three teams, but appears cept Sievers, hit as many as eight well as the previous day’s slalom. 'apabic in every detail. He placed second behind McCall's As Artesia Meets Portales Bill Brandenburg in Friday's ski jump. ' By Aloh M dv*r ^O W SIAKTER - CARLSBAD (JB- Play in the 4A open its season with a 14-5 win at Idiho led team standings for baseball conference gets dowd to El Paso Burges; Roswell crushed the three days with 869.9 points, bras.s tacks this week as member NMl; Actesia powdered I.«vinglon UTTLER followed in order: Colorado, 809.0; schools have seven games on t ^ 17-0; and Clovis spanked Amarillo P i P N T Wyoming, 789.9; California, 774.5; card. Palo Ourn 10-3 and 6-2. Oregon, 769.6; Nevada, 759.3; 9 co / 9 e Portales, leading the conference Hobbs will not open play until Utah, 746 0; Washington, 722.0; f / f ^ r me k with a 1-0 mark after its win April 10 when the Eagles meet New Mexico, 707.1, and South Da / ^ 6 March 23, is host to a dark horse Roswell at Hobbs. kota, 665.3. /r/y Artesia team in a Friday twin bill. enini | Roswell aiuj, Carlsbad hold the PEAKS GETS AROUND iiner ft/ E spotlight in thifir meeting Tuesday Southwestfern EAST LANSING. Mich iP — PEACE OF MIND / E * R ^ at the Cave City. Thh Coytes hold Clarence Peaks, one of .Michigan f r H B / 6 a seven-game winning streak over Conference to State’s best foot'ball players, may rod ff/!/£/' Carlsbad and will send Pete Scheir complete the haekfield cycle next BEGINS 2 o F V t e to slab in a try for number eight season. * 6 /9ES-— The two Coyote wins last yeir Co A ll Out Peaks started as a quarterback, was the difference in Roswell win lie played right halfback in 1954 0 u r ffE '^ By TH E ASSOCIATED PRESS WITH MONEY IN THE BANK ning the 4A title from the Cave and was shifted to left half last ^ r / U A MAAf It’ all-out championship play 7i> nArcM. men. However, strong righthand- sea.son. Coaches now are thinking e Richad VIosIch will povide a this week in the Southwest Con of slipping him into the luilhack ference baseball ace with a cou worthy foe for Scheir. slot ple of games between TCU and Your week-by-week savinifs srhedue is an investment in your Friday Roswell is at Clovis for a Texas A&M having the mo.st ef doublehieader and Carlsbad in fect Tamily’s future. vades the Wildcats lair on Satur P b uPb News Stand TCU, A&M and Texas are un day, also for two games. IlMBtlng and PishiRg Licenses defeated. 111 Soutk Roaeiasra A clean sweep in the wqek’s There are eight games on the If you have not already started your savinjfs account with games could put one club into a Read a Magazine 'foday week’s .schedule. TCU and A&M Ice Cream and Dnnka solid early lead. meeting in the headliners at Col us, drop in at your very first convenience. Start saving: now . .. Action last week .saw Carlsbad lege station Friday and Satur day. the safe, systematic way. Beauty Triumphs TCU ha to hurdle SMU Tues day at Fort Worth before iti cru Simons Food Store 567 S. Sixth SH 6-3732 Your account doesn’t have to be large to receive our helpful C O M U PeR B P Over The Beast As cial series with the Aggies, Texas OMB OFOOLP^ and Baylor get together at Waco. Selling Dependable Feeds . HB HAP/^'T PBBH attention. A small deposit will start you on the road to security MOBT PPOMt^MS Ford Gets Ears Rice and A&M play at Houston. Since 1925 B M c T c y Yenr Patrenage Is Soliclled yoaMOBreR^. NUEVO LAREDO, Mexico i P - Friday Texas and SMU clash at M 7 U . TEX A ^ and peace of mind for the entire family. rMA24'/lEAR- Beauty triumphed over the beast Dallas and Bailor and Rice open soooooooaiBnoonooooans. OP e h t p /v m p h . OLP MA4 4 TA yesterday. American girl matador a two-game series at Waco. HOWEVER — MAP % AM AftOME/ ^^ Better Ford received enthusiastic MOM T M iR P P L A C f MiMMlMGf POM Introducing ...... /MoMiX fWiCe. ^ / 9 E S m /tM applause after killing her second NEW U N E bull of the afternoon., NORFOLK, Va. OB—Jackie Lev VODKA by E/M/3MEP 5 tm A N P i 29.974. f £ - Miss Ford killed the bull on the inson, the ex-prize tighter, is sell GILBE Y’S 1 r/ E P P O P 6 tA. MORE rffAMPOUBLB second try. She was awarded both ing a new line. World - Famous Makers of FlP^T /EAR A* A PRO, ears of the bull. Jackie made a lot of friends C.Uhey’s Gin Now I She was slow in killing her first here. What he didn't like about Bring Von Snperior VODKA Quality 2 animal, however. selling was friends saying “ I really FIRST NATIONAL BANK \ 11 don’t need one but I’ll buy one to Smooth, dry, it gives yen full WINNING HABIT help you out." Jackie wasn’t seek enjeynMnt — lenves ne after MEMBER F. D.l.C. WE BBBVICRt MIAMI, Fla. t^>—Three Jockeys ing charity and he was selling a breath. had big days during the Hialeah ^M^uct of which he was proud. FRBK DBUVBKY irt OESrSTLEM meeting Steve Brooks had four Jackie now defies customers to QUALITY ARTESIA, NEW MEXICO btuTrUcnMil winners on two programs while say they doa’t need his new pro LIQUOR STORE Eric Guein and W illie Hartack duct and witi buy to help him out. lid N. First Dial SH B4491 ngiBT‘1 B i VI each tiittied the IMck once He’s selling cemetery plots. ail Moaday, AprU z, J m AITE8L1 ADVOCATE, AETBSU, NEW MEXICO The Artesia Ad\otale The Wisconsin- Simms Cites- Administrulioii- Viulent Milk- C reek- (CoBtinued froni rage One) (Continued From Page FUBLIMBD »T TKK aOVOCATB prSLlUllNa CO. (Contimied >rom Page One) (Continued Kiom Page One) (Continued From PuRe One) price of milk be raised from $4 41 Remember Simms said supports and other features shopric area but failed to go EouMmM AuaiMt tt. iwa Krfauier's sUie of deircale ran- per hundredweight 48's quarts to t>av«Mi UrnrMMt TW ArtooM kwmri^mm didiiitrs is the only one on the lie said as far as lalMir’s plank strongly iippo.seil by the adminis- Police dispenwd the aludenu. i $8 50. fW Poem VmIWt Nowb TW* ArtMia EaUrpriM IH-niiKTalip ballot rresiilenl Ki- No. 7 is concerned “ Although w e ' tratlon Si^retary Benson has pre- they reassembled, marched ,, Bl»ll*M'BIFT10N RATKfl. PAYARI*E IN AllVANCB When... senhoMiT's slate is opposed imly carrieil out the greatest part of 1 dieted a bill with the high supports It is opposed by the .Michigan nearby police station and Yo^r (!• Artooift Tr«A« TorriUryi — M.M by a ;:round beaded by John this platform pledge, we haven’t ! would b«'vetoed Milk I’ roilueers Assn. M.Ml’A, |M>liee and military sentries Yo^ 0» krtmzM by ^ Chappie, Ashund publisher, as a progressed as far as 1 hoped we The hill is now N'lng redrafted which yesterday called off a The police fired tear gas nj 0»« Ymt till' Ki'X V^jlliiiii cut- lee’s eomproinise recoiiimenda- lated the school and hJ la Artoata, Haw Nrilro. undar the art of Cwnaraaa of Martfc I, liTb. I vice president or for any delesa'e ed, and the legislature adopted, One dairy aniiouiieed a I tv eent $ Days Tba Aaa«Htala4 l*viaa la oi»4i«ia4 afluaivaly to lha uaa for rapublkaliuo of all U»ral U^e uii Wu.i> .iii'iiVii'' candidates other than those who what is probably the finest ktiiall Hons after Congres reconvenes a-quart inerea.se in retail prices .searching it and nearby A Days . College. aawa prtatad la Una aawapapar. aa wall aa all AP aawa 4i*|«aUbaa have (lied and arc named on the loan law in the country.” April 9 Others agreed they would do the S Days Mrs. James M Hamby and fam Rep. t’lMiley (D N C ), Chairman ALL DKPABTNI-INTK l>IAt. SHarwoml 4.S7W ballot. As for Welfare IK'partnient same on a $S-a hundredweight One of the Iwmbs thrown i| a Days ily ol Day City, le x , have arrived of the Mouse conferees, said at ORMLLL PRIt^TlJCY. Publiahar Tbe (aet that neitber President Roles, Simms said his administra scale to farmers, adding that a inassol injured a rniiple iij,. 7 Days mEl> M SHAVER. Onaral Manacar R < HERRINti. l*ir.ulan«a Hcf and Mill resiue permaiiciilly ou his Nashville, N C , home he ex tied as Mr and Mrs R Kiseiihower nor Kefauver has any tion effected strict economies and $8 50 rate would result in a 4':: |15 Days Ni>KMAN Staff W ntar (heir lariii six miles iioriliwe.sl ol peels a Republican move lo fix earh alMiiit 50. The sernnd, I iiitraparty opposition coniributei rut welfare payments fur a period cent increase. |80. Days Raa<'lM«ioaa of Raapoi't Ub*tuartaa, A arda of THaaka. Raadinc Ner cent provided in (he wounded a Grt*ck Cypriot f ) ] S’ optimistic statements but have cents deliveied. MuulU sugy:est dial oui City .Mar ning in April of Ihui year pay-{farm hill. I’anly is a price ileler- Anti-British bombs and (Mini done little aetivr campaigning The (air share group is made up slial has not yet lamiliarizea him nients tu the must needy rases are mined under farm law to Ik* (air have killed two pt-rsons 1 A I j ‘s s S la lr ItiH irils Wi.seon.sin will also rhiHise ar of mi'intwrs of ihe M.MI’A who ex sell Mitti Ibe uea city uidiiiaiieis being made higher than ever be lo the farmer in relation to his wounded seven in Limas.sol in i 10” or le Supreme Court justice and act on pressed di.ssatisfaetion with the fore, because under this adminis costs last week The latest was the H 90” to 99 r i’DY tliiit (lax Uvn aniiiili'titl, oiat least that is U'inK I four refereiiea, but none of these older organizaliun's bargaining 2U yrais ago tration (he Welfare Deparlineiit is CiMiley reported “ a clear indica ish civilian who died ye.sterJ \ niaik' mm liy a s|Hi'ial livii'lative ii>iniiiiMe«‘, clearly itiili- ronli's s has aroused great inters and said lhat, in efh-el, ,MMI*A |10»” to II Miss Mai,;ai'et hgiMTl, sistei ol in sound financial condition ” tion that a eompromise would Ik- British troops and pohee s e ti] cat»~ that we not only ha\e tmi many state liutmis si‘t up for est could nut bargain under antilriisl I20H” lo 2 Mrs lluMarii VMiiisoii, and Henry Simms said his adiiiinisiratiun offered.” but he predirled the unsuccessfully all night for II NaliBB IkvnsiiiK of certain imliviiliials in various pn)fi*ssions and However, two hot mayoralty lial-^ laws iH'cause it operated cream Carr, bolii ol .\iamoguido. were piescnler to the voters a cunsH- House would reject it. .The House killer. iSOf)” or m« fk'lifs of emleavoi- but that some of thi'sc iioiirds are doin^ ties may help bring out the vote cries il.self The KSB.\ insurgents guests ot tile W mlsuus buiiday tutiunal aiiiemlnient which would voted 2U8 20I last year to abandon In Nicosia itself a judge « more for them.selvi's and tiie m»'ml)ei> of their profession or in Milwaukee and Madison Both remained .MMI‘.\ nu-mtvers. create one administrative agency, the administration's flexible sup teiiced a youth tu a year in J !I C usually an* IK-miwratic although There were reports, which voeafion thtin they are for the jHildie. .Mr ___ and _ .Mrs .\leik and buys instead of Iwu, tu regulate public port program and return to the 90 for carrying cartridges kXaasified i , Pn'siclent Kisenhower beat Steven- .M.MI’A leaders declined to run M any o f the lioards. d ie li.Ki>^laMve c o m m ilfe e has it*- uoueriek vvatsun oi .\riesia utilities per rent level. warned that the Island I dered by ti .son Jlil.447 lo 2U4.474 in Milwau firm or deny, lhat .M.MI’A prom may impose the death - por*ed, ait* sfiort or withint' funds; they have ihhm' it v o n ls ; ip^nt sunuay v*i.n Joe Ca/er »t .Although the amendment lust,” Kepiihlieans a n d DemiMTats. lla extendei kee and by 38.724 to 37.IW7 in mcanlinie, aecuseil earh other of ised ereanienes agiveing to a $5 in future cases. they have faileil in many times to make the insjt*ctions they uexter he said, ” wr Democrats fulfilled |ing that pi Dane County, which includes Mad rate (hat .MMI’.V would guarantee ait* sup|»ositl to make; and Ihi'v havt* indulged in proti*ctiny; —o— our promise lo present the matter stalling on the new farm bill. The promptly u Ison to the voters.” Republican National Conimilti*c certain delivery highway pickets. Ineiden:i | themselves when in theory they vveit* si-t up to protift the .Mrs John Laiining spent sever dumping were reported R Kegardless of the turnout, the On livestock and agriculture: ; said in a publication for party KSB.V termed the $5 agreement * ' al days ul the week in Hobbs h lw right total vole polled tomorrow by the "only a bone thrown tu the dog" Port Huron, 80 miles nurthea,1 Simms said the principal point o f ! workers that “ farmers will be jrlptsify, ed Without a (|Ut“>tion then* is a real luttl for ivrtain slide “ here Lanniug w„s engaged in l*residrnl's slate on the Kcpubli- of the and said it would continue its Detroit, and tu the southwest | the pledge was that “ We, in New ' denied the full benefits' ^ e r t is in g boa»-ds— thusi* liivnsini; diK-tors, dentists, attortH*ys amt oth- business can ballot and Kefauver's slate on soil bank this year “ thanks to a de strike It insisted farmers were the Motor City. .Mexico, should have a \uiee in tions or t ers ir these fields. Ixtt ap[iaivntly we have a IxKUtl from prac the Democratic ballot could indi liberate slowdown by l>«'morrats in losing money at $1.41 per hundrH Prosecutor Frederick la^wg I IV years ago the disposition of state lands, that Inent .the | I cate whether either party has the federal government should Congress led by Sen Hubert Hum weight and likely wouldn’t do Clinton County roiled into Fj tica'lvi every . - . lim* of wurk in . the slide. , , Chuck .\ston, vice president ul no dama gained or lost ground in Wcscon- phrey of Minnesota " with state troopers, divpai ( !t has U*i*n piwit*nt to many for a emtl many y**ars erase acquiring lands without full mure than break even, if that, at amount rec sin j Humphrey replied in a state when Sheriff Percy Patterson th«*st* b oaitls w en* m>t set up fo r tlie iHUlki-si* o f s i*m m ; o r president tor the coming dub prior hearings held in this state $5. The vote in the rural areas al.so ment that the administration al ported Conditions at Elsie J " t prot*vtini; the jathlic as it claimitt. Ind they vv»*it* si*t up to y^^r We carried out this platform, -M.MI’A said the strike was as could be regarded as an indication too,” he said. ready has ample authority to put Ovid were beyond his contru 1 protict tht* ones in tlu*M* pn>li*"lons and for the pui jxjse of — guml as over and was promoted I Errors wl 'o f how the voters (eel about lower Hr said hu administration the soil hank program into effect, by h'SB.X ”tu gain recognition.” k iv p in d out com pi*tition in m iiny fields. G Kellc) stout Tuesday ten cborge pro farm price.s. chalked up a success on conserva and needed only to ask Congress FSBA said the strike was contin In a KtJod m a n y instanc»*>> thoM* follow iny; ii*rtain liiH*s dered his resijjnation as chiel of itotiwdiatel enhancing the possibility of a tion pledges: reapportiunmeni of for money to finance it. He said uing *45RTfON. of work vvi-re criint**d or i;iv«*n lia’iiM-s ln'foix* the lioards police popularity contest is the fart that the I.egislature so each roupty the administration asked for a new Rocks, clubs and fists flew in Call on US for all yow were s»*t up Imt rii:id re«iuirement.s were th»*n eslid)lishi*d. Wisconsin election laws do not rould have at least one senator and I hank law in order to stage “ a j the strikes yesterday, although no Have Saikin maile a business tft accept! S om e ot thoaa* p 'iin te d lkx*n.'-«*s Ix'fon * th»*si* w en * i*stahlishi*d provide for party registration by one reprc-scntative; abolition of show for political effect of ‘doing serious uijuries were reported. INSURANCE I tiling la 9:( no d*.*ubt ruuld not even tx*i;in to [las.s the examination now trip tu W K’hita Kails Monday and voters Therefore those who pre the pre-primary system, and the something new’ for farmers.” Near nut, broke out at tiny jm 10 A. returned to Artesia Tuesday. viously voted Republican can rro.ss promise that the state would buy Bcn.son has disputed the conten Dial Sll held. Ovid and KJsie in Clinton County, phbBeat ion over to the Democratic columns products and services made in tion that he already has authority The eommittix* is of the opinion idler hearing complaints, nnjghly 100 miles northwest of I>e- THE A l anort is 14 miles lor review the Supreme Court let of use of I tains strong link-, wdh Hm- I niird .\ Trai;- W irid .\irline-. plane ’’sujHThuinan” sticnglh to escape, from midtuwn Pitlshurgh I Uie Circuit Court order stand. and added: found wati Nations and eonsnler' that N M u ■;-r.eshe(l last night after takeoff eunstitutes the principal giiaran Witness's saw the plane’s lights ' "I renu'inher — God forgive me aning the froiii I’lltsl.iirgh, with 22 deaths shining as it roared down (he run ot land des lee of Imt natimal .i-eurily ’ and 14 injuries — that I walked over people when Parliament menibors applauded way Then came a rumble, a flash, | Say \»- I clawed my way out I just know SUBDIVISI I he crash-landing in P u g c n t a brilliant column of flame. SECTION; King Paul - rrfercnn- to i pru- (Continued from page one) we hit, and ad ol a sudden (lames Sound came alter Ihi pilot had ra lU N G E : 26 with standing ovation- Clayton Hill, a civilian a.ssistant mean a smaller number of farm were eating hack toward me. dioeil Iroidilc and lhat lit would c iv r s io N ; While most III :he foreign liiplo fire chief for an Air Force squad families, hut with family ineomrs ’’I'lii blind in one eye, anyway, Irv to retain to the lirol TION: 23; mats attended the oi>i'iiing i- ron stationed at Ihe airport, said averaging higher than at present. and when we hit 1 lost my gla.ss RANGE: 2i >inn. the British and liirki )i am III railno'd laier that he didn't he and other firemen reached the In fact, they said it would be cs. 1 got a cut in the loichead, caremencuii ba.i.sadors. Sir charle* Peake and know whether he luuld mniplete ship within Uiree or four minutes. possible for 16 per cent fewer too, and the blood poured down ires of lar Seltar Iksel. were not preient Ihi' lorn lo ri'iurn tu the airport They helped a dozen people crawl farm workers than at present to into my good eye 1 was as good )IV1SI The landing in I’ugcnt Sound. ing from the burning wreckage. produce the farm needs of 1956 as blind. 1 m just plain lucky.” riON: ff M.' t ;. bland, lame monienUs i ‘''’“■‘In ' 'to anything for — needs which they said would In other hospital room .Mrs laier : IcH inside," Hill said IQXNGE; 26 likely be nearly 17 per cent larger Beatrice Cohn of Allenlown, I’a., 7ISION; The : ra h w,.s ri |s.iled to have survivors told how they than at present. smiled at her 13-ycar-uld son V 0 T E - um d al alxmt 8 2lJ am , with •’scapi'd through a hole SECTION: ; Charles Jr., both of them injured INGE: 2i '*•• ■ij pl,ine -inking al 8 27 , ripped in the fuselage, Since 1942. an estimated 5 mil The husband and father was a pa additional i n-.r I iMst sai.l 11 h,..l no 32. of nearby lion lives have been saved, 100 tient in another room. r-p:ir .,l anv -enou- injuries 7 “ ‘'J: , million illnesses prevented by the fipTh in C “ It seenu'd as if we banked and RA-131: ■n.; Ihe .!4 re . ue,| m— -ns W‘ re air- use of DDT in ihc eonirut of di.s- It got terribly rough,” she said. dgr this ap Il.e 'ursu.,r' .ler,. rets.ried en 7 * 7 : ease carrying pests as iiiu.squiliK's, ” 1 was lliiown against Ihe seat. Approprii n.iiie to V.,shon Island ami am 7 ".'.''.'’ " P '- '" '‘'‘ -'’ hc'l lice, (lies and fleas A big hole o|K'ned up and luy hus spurces cor ' v. s v^eie :„ .ng dispatched I ^„7 th e ’' ’ "'^ hand said 'Get out there.’ Tn hv 1, si'als and whole interior 1 I." ..it fn III .'se.iltif to nivi'l plane was already burning Ih. m th. i.' vsere lorn loose and jumbled The T ^iej^ro Lcailcrs- junijied out. 1 landed in my bare The p.,-Mng.r. imiud.'.l three ‘’'7'" “ ’''"a" bank feel. lap..n.-, wh., ,.ould spiak n.i Kn i " " “'••‘“aK’ly caught fire. (Contlnneil from Page One) McCarthy and his (raveling com- " file first sound 1 heard was iirh On. o! them was a 2 year Dial the lioycolt mcihud of protest i panion. TlHiMlore J. O’Malley Jr , my child's voice. He couldn’t see k! ihil.l They all survived should not Ih' u.'>ed "iiuliseriinin- Whitehall, I’a , said they iM-at out ately” unless 'a carefully drawn his fattier or me. He was calling , flames in their rlulhing and helped us. set ol circunislani'e.s makes this T h e F i i S l l l l l l l i r l — ''cag some of the more seriously a reasonable method of retuliie ” My leg wa.s broken, and three I I ’ injured through Ihe rippl'd fu.se- lion." men helped carry me beyond an ( ( ontinueit from V a fe Our) . He was Ihe (aatured sjM'aker at embankment. S e c tit ill'..’ m 1 ..iign-ss would provide " any sireains a rally al which NAACP officials ” We three got together there. It fe.liral payment-, to farmers who 'hose trappi-d inside they repor.ed they had signed up 1,583 was miraculous.” lilt pk.ntirig of surplus crops b e -A V "'„**'"*’''"**** *’y ‘ "a'’ new members The .NAAtP said Two friends from the I’itUburgh «L. . _ •• ... itnofla rrxax*: " ..aU .. . :.t low the acreage allowed them the flames ’ .MK'arlhy .said The Saturday that there were fewer suburban area were siMing togcih “ TV and AS Y o r i*LKASK il. r marketing runtrols. plane was destroyed within five lhap l.(JiK) mcmlaTs in the city. er when the plane hit. One, John minutes ” A- ...inpleinent to the soil At Washington, (.'larence Milch .McCarthy, 32, hung upside down lU T Mrs Dorothy Tingling, 44. Camp from his safety belt in the wreck hank. Ih. sulieonimittee recom- cli. director of the NAACP’s K. & memle.l payments to farmers for Hill, Pa., said she had to “ try Wa.vhington office, said much age. He worked himself free. \ 0 1 1; i.impl',mg with acreage allot- tw ice” before she succeded in Southern resistance lo racial in His friend, T, J. O’Malley, 39, 102 S. 71 ! menis Ihi- year. loosening her safely tx lt and mak tegration "will disappear” if Con said the plane somersaulted, and ing her way from the plane. AF»RIK 3, 1!Li(; 'N'lit many -mall farmers can gress acts promptly on civil rights he landed on the ground, gasoline TV Re ” I had the sensation I was going afl.ir.l to take out further acres” legislation. He declared that was burning,” O'Malley remem to burn to death.' she .said. The Anteni IN THK MMKAKY In qualify for soil hank payments, basic civil rights bills" have bered. the siiheoinmittee said. plane broke open right across Ihc ” I don’t think loo many left alt Radio BOM) KLK(TION ai.sle from me " cleared Senate and House judici A l'o recommended was restor ary subcommittees and can be cn- er us. One man leaped out and TW A officials said cause of the A M ) FOR ( ITY ation of price supports at 90 per alcd this year if leaders of bofn tried to crawl away. He couldn't lent of parity on basic crops sub- crash could not be determined but LunUber, COLN( ll,.MK\ parties ‘ really get behind” them Ho was on fire We put the fire jeci to acreage controls this year. * preliminary investigation indi- Mitchell said, ‘‘ It should be ob out and dragged him to safety.” more credit from the Farmers cated no engine trouble. Mr. ANO vious to everyone that . . . some McCarthy and O'Malley were in- Home Administration, expansion Singling said, however, lhat she Electrici thing is wrong with the election ijured only slightly, went home of market research activities. heard sounds “ like an engine i after treaWhent V 0 T K more lihiTal soil conservation pay- conking out" just bi-fore the crash, system" when “ officials in slates CONNf like .Mississippi, where half the FOR ments. and a wide dispersal of W'ilh 13 survivors and 22 bodies 707 W. industry to afford jobs for farm- recovered, TW A officials could not . population is colored, offer the Electr ITS as a supplementary labor *'*cate Ihc 36th person they believ- 1 greatest resistance to integra KKAI) AM) ISE ADVOCATE WANT ADS FOR Motor F. F. (!)<)( ) tion.” markel. ed aboard. They said all 35 pa.ssen- LORANG CLEANERS FINEST DRV (LEANING •Most of these recommendations *crs scheduled for the plane had He expres.sed his views in a E L \ I ^ were considered, and some ac- turned in their tickets. I statement commenting on Presi- AN D ALTERATION.S ^ QUICK RESULTS! ITS THE TOWN S BIGGEST 61— L i Pl( K-UP A DELIVERY FOR ce|)ted. by the Senate Agriruiturc 1 A TW A spokesman said it was I dent Eisenhower s latest call for TURNEI Commitle in writing the omnibus possible another survivor might a bipartisan cummissi«n to inves- 195 K 5tJi — KHA293I VIARKET PLACE- farm hill now before Congrc.ss. ' have been treated at B suburban 1 ligate race relations problems CITY The subcommittee reported hospital or had left the scene with- IM l Ihaf as farm production capacity o“ ' requiring treatpicnt. Lanw h has increased, 900.000 farms have The last bi>dy recovered from POLICK vanished bi'tween 1940 and 1954 'he plane was that of Alexander GOOD PLIMBINC PAYS! T H E ARTESIA ADVOCATE Fo with “ factory in Ihe fie ld ” com- Fox. a University of Pittsburgh DIAL SH 6-4232 KM JUDCK mort-ial operations threatening to football star in 1928. He apparent- supplant entirely the family farm, ly was returning to his home in Jerry Plumbing Shop Rep. Clark W. Thompson tl> Allentown, Pa., where he was rBlItlral AdtoMinreineiil Tex ), headed the subcommittee Eastern sales manager of the 126« WEST DALLAS DIAL SH 6-2788 stud,v, which started last August i Portland Cement Co. Jerry HiU — Owner # Aondl& f, April t, 3 P »| r P1v« ! rr*
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r Kds bomb* y ily Classified Hates total o f 3 acre feet per acre per [ BEAUTIFUL 2 - Bedroom home c» I IM Ialf « ■ L'Barc* 7Sc) annum. | Room for another home in front. The 20 acres to be moved from ' I I’olirtI I Day 3c per word Located at 1106 West Main. Rea i ind $ Days 8c per word to be dried up to further irriga tion from shallow water. sonable price and terms. Call »rby 1' A Day* ... c per word 10 Sandy Harris, SH 6-6999. 5 Days . .. 12 c per word Any person, firm, association, corporation, the State of New Mex irown ill 6 Days 14c per word DON JENSEN ico, or the United States of Amer >U|)lr 7 Days 16c per word Realtor ica, deeming that the granting of n i-i |I5 Days 35c per word 501 W Main Phone SH 6 4291 the above application will be truly swond. Days 70c per word detrimental to their rights in the latrr j|| 40" or less cnlendar month Sc 1 FOR SALE — Weaning pigs. Carls 8 waters of said underground source, iualtip*. ] bad Highway, first house on right pnot ( It ' Space Rates may prute.it in writing the State ” by Southard Grocery. Cecil Vick. and hui (Minimum Cliuriir 75r) Engineer’s granting approval of K'rsun* {Per Inch) said application. The protest shall SH 6 4901 . set forth all protestant’s reason’s assol III I 10” or less calendar month 85c 330— 7tc— 46 why the application should not be /as the 1 SO" to 09" calendar month Sic approved and shall be accompanied FOR S.iLfe—To be moved. Two- yt-NlM llOO" to 190” calendar month 81c by supporting affidavits and by room lumiahed modern house, ic«- sr*r; |28H" to 290" calendar month 79c proof that a copy of the protest 409 (.uay Street. Dial SH 6-2624 ht for Natlnnal Adverthing Rate has been served upon the applicant. |S(N)" or more calendar month 77c Said protest and proot of service juiln<- 15c per Line AirrOMOTIV'E year laj must be filed with the State Engi Credit Cmirtesy neer within ten ( 10) davt after 144— Automobile* For Kale idKi. sifted advertising may be or- and the date of the last publication of Pl.ACINfi SPRIG OF SHAMROCKS in President Fisenhow- Idered by telephone. Such courtesy this notice. Unless protested, the FOR SALE— 1 Cylinder Harley Da Ih *cb;- er’a lapel, Irish Prime Minister John A. Costello makes it I is extended with the understand application will be taken up for vis Motorcycle. Good condition. ing that payment will be remitted See at Hart Motor Co. DEMONSTRATING FOR FREEIKI.M,Greek student.s are Cfirnere*! by .Athens police dur consideration by the State Engi clear that on St. Patrick's Day everyone’s Irish Silver liowl iiidi-n:* promptly upon receipt of bill. neer on that date, being on or 3-27—6tp ing riot stemming from demands Cyprus be freed Disorders climared ; elebiat:nn o* Lt n Right Reserved of shamrocks was presentens or errors in any advertie lt Ix'U . buy and terms we have had in Packs For Trip nent .the publishers are liable for 13— Help WaaUd -Female into i a buiiness. Other interests make Q E E 'jo s r , I - ftU T IF IT vs'AS WA lu Y (no damage futher than the ’ - Pi-tONC A n O (30r My di'iJ*:, J it necessary this be sold. A PCA.N < i ' S — •-"**' "HO C A U .O A C K M E5S ASE S jm o lV 'alter « j lamount received in payment there WANTED—Women 18-55, to ad ^ W H ATS SlM P„g, I iN AN WOUP-ANO IF IT DON JENSEN Ai.1. KImc I of. dress and mail our circulars at Realtor eASx urr^B j : $6 BEACT/ Errors (jO.‘ control I home on commission. Write Gift 501 W Main Phone SH 6 4291 MCSSAtSE.'' I [Errors will be corrected without F'air, Dept -8, Springfield, Penn. chafge provided notice is given 4-2—3tp— 4-4 I immediately after the FIRST IN SERVICES 19— Eduralioa, tasinictlOB I «!|UlTION Deadline t’imsb High or Grade Scbool at 48— Radio aad Televisioa Far acceptance of classified adver- nome, ipare tUue, booki furatab- I thing is 9:00 A M. day of publica- td. diploma aw ard^ Stan wbare WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF sli fr; t&n 10 A M. Saturday for Sunday fou left acbool. Write Columbia RADIO >J4D TELEVISIO N—D u l pnhllration. School, Box 1433, Altraquennie. SH 8-3.42 for pompt and e ffi THE ARTESIA ADVOCATE cient service. Roselawn Radio St 24— Apartmeats, Furaiahed Classifird Department TV Service, 104 S. Roselawn. Dial SH 4-2788 FOR RENT—Furnished efficiency ' 11/3—tfc 1—Pablic Notices apartment. Carpeted, bills paid.! BIG SISTER 2-BEDROOM Home, garage, fenced Inquire 802 West Quay or Dial | bark yard, lots of trees. $500 00 RROKIT • MINDED STtK’KMEN SH 6-2953. I Down; $55.00 per month. Call w e u . GET lUE POLICE OeTAOTVENT IF DAD UdO . SAY ^28— tfe Olen Reese SH 8-2804. TO ^N D OUT A SEARCH-PAPTV ONLY A MARKET YOUR CATTI E THE RDRBUCXJy- f ----- P O V Y A C 0 6 FOR RENT—One, two, and three | DON JENSEN AUCTION WAY Realtor UP T ir -rXittL bedroom unfurnished and furn- > HE w o u t n ‘ A T SOI W Main Phone SH &4291 k PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK ished apartments, with stove, UAVB SeBfy/ 92— Liveatoek For Safe ectner/'s AUCTION refrigerator, washer, and air rx- SYXX'E SAIJ^S WEDNESDAYS conditioner Inquide 1501 Yucca, [ B l’SY packing for voyage to Vaswood addition, dial SH 6-4712 ' BABY CHICKS S/6MALS! - Box 171 Phone 3-2688 Monaco where she will wed 329— tic STARTED CHICKS & PULLETS V’ El Paso. Texan FUL-O-PEP FEEDS Prince Rainier, actre.ss Grace FOR RE.NT— Bachelor apartments McCAW HATCHERY Kelly takes time to air Oil- 1. LBO AI. NOTICES two and three rooms, also bed- j 306 S. 13th St., Artesia, N. M. vor, her poodle, oUteide New room, utilities paid. 301 W Rich-1 2/19— 4/14 York home. flniemationiti. S' \V.A^- t NOTICE ardson or dial SH 6-3708 State Engineer's Office 4-2— tfc H IG H W AY FRONTAGE — Farms, ,1 .i Number of Appitcalion KA-1312 ranches, homes of all descrip STAYS AN AMATEl R I ^ n U Ke, N M March'21. 1956 87— Baaiaeas Property tion, price and terms Also the - 2A. m tlirr is hereby given that on the FOR RE:NT—Store Building, 1113 biggest selection of Motels in LUSK, Wyo Kent Bryan, 12th day of .March. 1956. in accor S First St. Excellent location this area. If we don’t have it we the 6 foot 9 youth who cost St LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY dance with Chapter 131 of the Se.s- nc,..' . (ermosa Drive. 45'x60'. will get it. Trades are a special Louis University a year's proba s|in Laws of 1931. Albert Lee of Cone Lte floor. Call SH 6-4129 ty. tion by the N'C.AA for over-re lakewood. County of Eddy. State or j-2201. DON JENSEN cruiting. played A.AU basketball hold it for now Annie after n( New Mexico, made application YOU HAVE NO EViOeNCE EXCEPT I ALL THE EYEWITNESSES' ^ I 3-25— tfc Realtor for a Lusk independent team thi.s I'M NOT MAK SG ANY THE damaged FEnDEB On h£S /, OCSCRIPTlOlS POiWT TO ^ ' YOUR wild and amazing PiOE W;TH td the State Engineer of New Mex- I ’i 501 W Main Phone SH 6-4291 year. CMAP6£6 ACA1N6T LITTLE I CAB I KNOW SHE hEBCAB.SO-.-— uttle Pat last n i6ht. you nebo i « for a permit to change place REAL ESTATE PAT M3 M I HAS A PAST BECOBO • n S NOT \ ------___-■'/ VEBY WEa^ A GOOD, h o t BBEAKEAST. - n of uae of 60 acre feet of shallow NieiT - FOB SPEEDING B U T - ^ That Si m p l e \ illc all lY E liT A L K a f t e r w a r d . i^ u n d water per annum by aban- HER EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS (Ening the irrigation of 20 acres CROSSWORD - - - By Eugvtic S l . v f f c r of land described as follows: SUBDIVISION: Ft. of SE tsSE i*; SHEAR.MAN SECTION: 14. TOWNSHIP; 19 S.; 5 4 S b 7 8 9 10 II f RANGE: 26E.: ACRES 13 1-3; SUB- AGENCY 1 z nVISION; Pt of NEVsNE'-*; SEC- SADIE E. SHEARMAN i 'nON; 23; TOWNSHIP: 19 S.; IZ 14 REAL ESTATE BROKER RANGE: 26E. ACRES: 6 2-3. and 1 i P- /l "y;j! n commencing the irrigation of 20 PH. SH 6-2662 Res. SH 4-3730 IS lb atres of land deacribed a* follows;' SUBDIVISION: Pt. of SEV4SWV4; 112 SOUTH ROSELAWN Id i9 20 StXrriON; 14; TOWNSHIP; 19 S.; si 2 bedrooms St den, 813 S. 4th. m RANGE. 26E.; ACRES; 13H; SUB Lais af buiH-in’s. Fireplace, Zi 2Z 23 Z’f 25 2b DIVISION: Pt of NEV4NEy4NWV4; C«<5CO KID Patio. 3 room apt. on rear of SECTION: 23; TOWNSHIP: 19 S.; lo4. 27 2ft 29 iTg plenty OAgX ^ •' are aoss. we'.~ I^ N G E ; 26E.; ACRES 6 2-3. No 'MOS* SdNTB hA*60T ViSS TDMM* -WO-jUN New 5 room house, partly C4T CMS, PANOiO i OuTBiPU. yPu •mC C -? 5 0 additional rights over those set WELL TONSSh'',' .WHO'S WMO.'T^ f ^ h in Certificate and License furnished, fireplace. Good laca- io 51 33 SAV.TOS.' ii'S 3AXK.' HOW hk). RA-1312 are contemplated un- tien. $1200 will haadte. CAN THR «U fT lE*6 9 U Lot 209x160, 3 bedroom house WH4T THgyUi HU9TUN61 dtr this applicatioi). 14- 35 Appropriation of water from all i St garage. Out of city limits. ipurces combined not to exceed a 37 3ft 39 40 41
4Z 43 44 4S WHO DOES IT? 4b 47 4B 44 So % 5* 52 The Firms listed below under This New Classified i 54 55 l i e 6 % --- . M V Section are prepared to meet your every need! ' 4-2 MICKEY MOUSE HORIZ6n TAL 46 slender 54 white 7. aloof 1 . camel's- blade of pigeon 8. vale VEAH ...YYOMPne 9. exaltation VOU SuFtE T V and Radio Senricei Phimhiag aad HeaUag hair fabric grass 55 misjudge ru fy s p ?EA- WHAT HAFerENeD.' VERTICAL 10 for each 3 4. strange 48. island in -TONIiSH^, North 1 bitter 11 cap 7. expert s o c ^ 't l ARTESIA PLG. St HTG. 18. heart Atlantic 2. clayey 16 wise counselor K. & L. RADIO St TV 13 . bird note 50. esmphire 3 palm 712 W. Chisum SH 8-3712 14. chaff-Ilke 51 son 4. poem 20. civet 102 S. 7th Dial SH 02841 bract hematite 5 shallow 22. denary Plumbing Snppief, 1 ^. part 52 also depression 25. muscular . warning 53 ardent 6 resolve twitching TV Repair, all makes Water Heaters 18. lineage 26 wily Answer to Saturday's puzZle. Antenna installations 19. ring (HI 28. Brazilian Specialist, furnace repair harness palm f i fe l ATsTf ^ II Radio .repair, home, auto pad 29. dorsal 21. goose Q U O f l O Q 30 mlachiev- ous sprite New aad Used FaniHure 23. rodent s a Laadber, Paint, Cement 24 of that 31 and not thing s u n E?aa 32 confining 27. yokes Quara rangaB q b 33. rose Funiture Mart—We Trade together 37. dim Electrical Service 39. size of type Furniture and Applianeei 29 work B n u B »n D Q 30. contradic* 40 gentleman's "S □BBBCIDB BnoaB m a n d r a k e t h e m a g i c i a n CONNOR ELECTRIC CO. 1113 S. First SH 6-3132 tion landed 707 W. Missouri SH 6-3771 34. heath □a aSlBOB EiDQU estate Electrical Contracting Mattresses, Floor Covtf !ngs 33. scoff raina BBrama ciora 41. zeal A/0 ACIDALLY WE ARE GREEN YOO THE SAME AS WE 43 sea bird THE MARS p e o p l e ! WE HAVE NO NEED 9R Motor Rewinding and 36. for HAIR FOR EITHER ON MARS. WE CAN CHANOe IF YOU 7/tA Pfep' DIP WITH OLD 37. bleat 44. unbleached -H O ^ OUR SKIN HAS BEEN WISH, BUT rr IS A OS HCRB.] MR CRAB Repairing 46 title of HAGERMAN READY 38 lizard t b e t h^ TREATER TO LOOK LON© PROCESS WHAT ^PROcagg VtHJ. Haggard a e v p YOU iST 61—Lawn Mowers 42. rock of LIKE YD0RS-- MIXED CONCRETE fine 4 2 bo<^ ZJCWT / H W N P i clay 47. size of TOPO TURNER’S LAWN MOWER Fer Free EsUntetea #■ 45 gclaiinoiri A\*raa* lime el telaliea: >1 miaalei. co** ^ a s b 7 t v n y SHOP lubstanm* Didribuitd br Km* r»*lur*» aindicsU 49 even (p o e tic ) USJ S fj luirge er Samll Caatrtets 1941 We«t Main Street CRYPTOQUIPS , n Lanw Mowers Sharpened St Phone ARTESIA Plant X Q w P HQMECQUHPW TQ88 WBF Repaired E Formerly Located SH 6-2714 O P X B R W M CJWIQWI JOBRF TPEF 1000 N. Roselawn ■AGERM.'.N Plant 2357 U B Q W F . Saturday’s Cryptoqulpi HALF-BAKED MUSICAL COME WHO DOES IT? DY IS COOKED BY FOUR RUTHLESS CRITICS.
J',. m -m . SQUIRREI.Y CUT-OUT DEVTCC N. M. Praised INTERLACED N anim a t a o ^ squirrel may ■ LOGS b e e u t from For Its Water paper and made to function as zzles followa; Gintrol Laws er^u>C Color parts 1 and I appropri LAS CRUCES (A9_ a C^, ately. Paste an irrigation engineer Saturday , ROOF tire diagram to cd progress New Mexico has' thin cardboard oi In controlling water uses ' heavy paper. Cut W. E. Code said New y . out parts 1 and 3 “ probably has had the host imes aloAg heavy out- cess of any o f the states” in qg t L U M l tinea control legislation. * Counting W ith Confusion C u t along He said that Arizona, dotted line of other hand, has had least | } HULVa Ibis cess. Early Settler part 3. • y v *-- - — — fester, i IS if s Insert tip ot Code, an irrigation rngn, precsedr as tn a P% tall through body from Colorado AAM CoIIcea L-rofSWord pussls, 4 4 s SIDE f from underneath Fort Collins, was one of Iher' e s • a p num bars BIRDHOUSE 3 * Move tell ers today as the Rocky Muu~ instead of letters o t oaijp duM Ui« Mrl> bird 1 I around until r\' section of the American ,s^ Ngel th« worm, but h« aliu i tor the anstcers- s q u I r r e I’s chin of Agricultural Engineers wu f « U hi* ehoie* o( tti* greatest Inoort s Staple up its annual meeting here ------10 rests at point in Rumbai of blrdhoiwaa Hera t a dtpit in esc A dicated by arrow In other final-day actioir, bouae home handirraftaroen can square TAe tric k loin components group hoard a Texas man prq 4 make quickly and easily to at IS to pet ansuwrs i II at dot tn body that mechanical cotton pH tract this yaar'a migratory plo tAst H-ili function will replace hand picking neere across and Hovm. i THOl'GHT BIOCK TPS I Code scored the need for „ ACKOMH i IZ. H e l f u n g Y o u n e l than 4( Materlala: ^^-taoh plywood ei control “ not just in the W(-sL| ether aoft wood; email InlaMni 1 Three, undet i i VER anxiety throughout the nation.” ^ early 4,11 nails or brads; a small piece of Its own power KIKP RKPORT8 on select nev; Om a y block C A R “There seems to be no solute L-rt ballot tarpaper for roof; amall dr> 3 Decode # t A « B books 0/ mteroil to Aoms yuut thoughts in JS355 lo the problem other than s i m. Tue braarhea for “ logs’’ ; t abort • Revised definition A suburbanite Is a man who this word test • dest vot crafttmen hobbyitto and coUoe- f type of regulatory control;* pleees of doweUlng; books and nlres some — — mow his lawn so he ran play golf tora Selected by Clark ffinnoird Lot's aae Tuu said. tl School wire tor easpendlng boaaa from — exercise! hava a time limi* 'M! Less 11 Veel Pocket Crossword Puttie “ New Mexico has had the traa 7. Oolfer’s call. of five mmiitee ;in DisU DIcHonary, edited by Bettyc F est experience with water ro, Diagram at right above show* 8 Eight halved Object IS to cum Melnicove (Oppenheimer, 166 .'.W.i.i. legislation and probably has' ng. 97 i basic cobstructloa Note remov- biueoiros or tree svtallows are rteniuvabic bottom p e i lu 1 1 s •. Total wealth of words inserted In these com piste the key ^Temple pages: 79cl. It's 9tb Inches by the best succeas of any of able Boorplecs. held to place by sought. I larger opening Is de- cleaning at season’s end. Fasten mon expressions: Bound As a —; turn on a —; a — words which now 3 la Inches, durably bound, has states,” he continued. “ The \ty. By unusu. dowala slrable. ing of bottom to frame may be piniher; thin as a —. appeal In skels over 30,000 words in clear type water appropriation was inheM wa.s tl Opening for aotranca is ap- Lugs are added after basic done with dowels sa suggested In 1 1 . Two years before {he famous "Letter to ton form. on good paper, and should be a by them (N ew Mexico) from ij? I their n proslmataly l>lBCb In diameter components of house are aasem- drawing above or by some other Oarcla” was earned. To begin, copy valuable traveling companion fot i-X ico Since it fitted theig re()s' rolls 1 This Is a critical cut since It will bled Interlaced at suggested, method. 13. Most of the world’s population would like s all ot the letters • any reader or pussllat It's the ments, it was logical that |>erty ow datarmlne the house's occupants they lend the effect of a minia Bird authorities recommend temperature of 60, 60. 70. or 80 degrees ? now showing tn hardiest dictionary this pussle would adopt it. m librat It Is an tdaal alas for wrens, for ture cabin. A perchstick may be suspending house at a height of DOWN fan has seen. the empty spacr “The 19.11 law, (oKi*thrr wi' persons tnataace. If larger birds such as Inserted In bottom. If desired. 8-10 feet above the ground. L Next term In senes 16. 17, IW, 80. 32. 33. The Completo Booh e f IV et f I r e c t I y heluv number of later ainendnirntf, , ng and c — 2. Trick with Roman Numerals. Subtract five N P 1 Aid, by John Henderson. M. D them I In each dares that all ground water [Temple from half of 33 and get a number greater than six! BRAIN (Duell. Sloan A Pearca, 341 diagram l< Thea the state belongs to the pubfifi i I tax rcc( PA Y y l A T AMOUi\T SI TO SIOOO I. The Trojan War began with — apples and IvXv.'v pages: 13.90), A reprint In more using a system of are subject to appropriatioo for pr TEASE ended with — horse! substantial form o f a paperback [liii'ii'i trial and emit beneficial use It has endur^Ps the h< ------♦ а. Twe ntyp lus to urb und red. floor of a manual Issued In 1099 by Ban IR fill In the remain eral legal tesU, the last one WI б. Independence Day. 1 square hall la tarn Books. The Uluatrations art mg blanks with 1930 when it was again su,^ ic by p 7. 8:96 by the clock, i s ------. Wv!;? tiled with square reproduced more advantageous^ letters to form ker judg( 8. A quintflilon is 12. followed by this many seroa. ed by the State Supreme fn tiles. Along the snd ths text Is more legible, as iiiV.i-Li; short words lani- ]one rcqi 10. There are thU many queen s eyes In a pack III “ One o f the outstanding « diagonals there It should be In emergenclea. This aontally When a pluhments of New Mexico in." 1 of playing cards. are 129 Ules al can be a valuable guide to treat lettei Is inserted 'll 4o sa II. Temperamental people are ttOTe temper and lation was the conicnatKm" together. H o w ment of tnjuriea and Ills tn the It must be used ^t-re had —% mental, 'tis said. WW>;! Artesian water in the Ho many tiles In the absence of doctor or trained r ^ ' in an entira var- there ha 13. A taro on the ball. 'i-Xv.'.;: basin Artesian laws date h: floor? suio oume. M'-al row a n d -i 1 V I s pee peip ■s n 'oi-ti st-ot 1909 but not until 1931 was ■enq e«|a pnsennqi It a «»-:_ T oe»-* t.. ti-f 'i i oa »t Make-It-foaraelt, by Von Mlk- muat make sense thruugbouu sible to start a real pro, png coni -tl III-4 '0-s v x HI • liM-i a t J3V leeiiaieu placei **1 AM leaetng tomorrow for a vacation IS plainly marked on the bottom. Tou • •jqX ■■•U«I»S los (Random House, 144 pagea: It la not nscoasary to fill In all biimks to find tha there of repairing and plug 13.09). Fifty-flvs orlginsl pro icn casi 1 m the West,'* said the businessman to erill notice that, no matter what figure key words, but It la Intarasting to not# liow many leaky wells By 1991, some jects In domsstlc fittings or ht> Hall his secretary on the eve of bis departure, you have to pay out for me between |1 Choose tlx Entrance^ W ith C a re smallar worda tha key word contains. wells had been repaired adornments that can be produced “ and while 1 am aaray the Jury la sure to and 11,000. you will be able to do so with Remember, you are In a race agamst Ume. Tou plugged and no doubt much [ia High I without elaborate home arorlcahop come In srlth a verdict against me for out breaking any of the seala" have 9 minutea for each problem was thereby conserved.'* ttoselaw n -eiqisena damages for running Into that other auto The secretary studied the 10 figures equipment Instructions In step- He said that of all 17 urn, |<-t 6-G. I by-step photos. eq sem aisasoe leqio euiejksip sviiwafej |o tiestuaiinb mobile. which mdicated how much each of the -aj sqi iMin oiqdee pus aiieqj opjoa sqx isjsasaq slates (hat have some fnrA', avy votii “ 1 bsven’t the slightest idea how much 10 sealed bags contained and quickly real water legislation, “Ariions aid “ stei that verdict will be. but It may be any ised that there would be no difficulty in had more trouble than any husbani where between I I and 11.000. I want you carrying out his employer's Instructiona state in its struggle to oh h< r. Can you place the correct number of dol to go over to court and pay that amount, ground water legislation.” Eddy I lars in each of the 10 bags above so that whatever It is. In casta as soon as the The future o f mechanical roll sled tliat any number of dollars between 11 and verdict comes la. Cnderstand?” picking was reviewed by riunily 11.000 can be paid out? “Tea. str,** replied the secretary. P Smith of Texas AIM ( jthey hav( f«M poe s ^ KII r a n d m a so ‘'There are tl.OOO In these 10 bags." College SUUon. He said, "tu Iherefore "SS lit SI »l tl It iliinouiv fuia»||«i •’« loves flowers cfMitlnued the businessman. “Each bag pAtaivino:! tsrvvi if»uoui oT G picking machines will gradu I voting, that she often tn- replace hand pickers, but i f " vas said .'orporatea them be a long process." Ht*rs’ nai into her patch- He said the chief problem rsatittuei work quilts. An he to overcome prejudices «f i example Is shown Magic Icrs and spinners against a t righL As anically picked cotton. usual, she la Smith said that other pro., faced with a col include the need for new shi Trick oring problem. of cotton that lend themselves Custom has it that adjacent Icr to mechanical operation i ToTrv segments are to development of more effi-ch bt of different pickers and strippers and the ( hues, and Grand ucalion o f operators. The group, which includcj s a party Ice-breaker, produce ma la pondering group ol the possible ar gallons from Utah. Texas a glasa of water, an ice cube Cau You I iff ur e I h is O n e O u t ? s schedu A rangements s h e toing .Arizona. Oklahoma, v and a piece of strmg Challenge at 6 49 i g T PUZZLING uver this. Ihs missing Qgorts rep can make with rado and New Mexico, complr someone to pull the cube from for dir resented by the X s can be found. materials ot three its sessions at noon today wi the glass with the string. :h will lai t t s 1 X coton ginning demon les tonig By fupene Sheffsr ng, _ __ 52—Citrus truits without enchantment? (Reel 73—Leaving out 99—Church celebration. w inter» bleak landscape is 4... tendanci HORIZONTAL 10 : 11 ) 7(t—Firatbom of Jerahmeel (1 Chr 97—Palm leaf (var.) 70—Comfort placed by the soft green '’of rJ include C o ita l Greece. 2:29) 90—Norse goddess. 72— Single unit newing life. 'ore what was an altar of ? n V i .ain, wor T8—Note In the teals 60— Sharp mountain spurs 73— Cut down. p gold to be placed br com- 61— Stop. 7 Let's help nature by- busines! 70—Protu beraocs 74— Cyprlnold fish. >h h h < clcaiifii) mandmeni“ ‘ from God? < Ex 80— Golf mound. 63—Torrid. 79—New; comb form. up around the farm and in" ell as pi 40:9) 69—Mistake 81— Indians o^m m aKe. 77—Small rug farm home. Give the farm a"ii ic honor* 10—Deity worshipped et Mem- 83— Pitcher. , 68—The serpent will do what 82—Mother of the Titans phis 84— Goddew of dawn, look, and make it » safer and" 14—Turning: comb form. 89—Re-examina ' 1 Z. -5 S b icr place to live and work. ' 18—To the right! 7 5 9 10 II 12. IT 14—Ecclesiastical tribunal VERTICAL Fick up broken glass, rusl.if’ i lage 17— Personal pronoun. 1—A aon of Bcbai (Sara 10:28) 14 I iL i 19 .C 4 cans and loose hoards with hi* 18— Feminine name. 3—Negotiates in them. ■■ ^ ID—Mended 3— Exclamation. i 21 —Varnish ingredient 4— Slender flnisl. n It 19 2o By MiUard Hopper Gel rid of the Irash that’s 23—Gaelic. 9—Brood of pheasants 1 N THIS ehaeker poaar W hlU cumulated all year and clean u 29—How many young men did 6— Cicatrices El 22 25 24 2^ 1appUoa the coup da graea with David send to Nanai to seek 7— Consenters that old lumber piled back bf In m provisions from him? (1 Sam 8— Female ruff. % a flourUh. Tha teat lo thla: barn. 39 9) 0—What Paul did about tha faith 29 27 28 29 io 51 52 55 Whlt% moving up tha board, Give the farm shop a good hoUM 5 • 26—Solar disk. <2 Tim. 4:7) moves Irst and anas in four IA LLA S 38— Ooie 10— King t son. 54 5S cleaning, too; pul tools in neai' " 2 0 H 1 2 , 80—TTiis Jewish chief of the ..11— -High High..... hill. 59 58 movae. Can you guide him to vic der and assign a place for p\W r-fl yeste !| • priests had seven tons (Acts 12—Consumed. tory in the manner preecrlbed? I tool. of the 19:141 18—Possessed. 39 40 41 4T . . •11844 ‘O-tt qoeis L’ving th 34—Islands (poet.) 20—Roman coins J-i atiqsg p i-l qiietg ‘X-Ot idiqis I Inspect broken and "worn 'sji V • i < i 1 36—Epochs 22—Mountain gap. 44 4S i t - « q»eia land stairs for repairs and str 49 47 48 49 36—Garden from which Adam snd 24—Bighoprlc. Spread a little paint to bri“lile Eve were expelled by God. 27—Cozy retreat 2 6 ? 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