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Chanae of Location Auembly of God Church

·We often Wflb wlr eould lilt mond tO Jocatlon block e111t Of aometbing that tuted 11 100d " I!OQrt houee. •• the 10c a oouot\ cand1 we Services Tue~day nnd Friday u1ed to get offa tho Cbrlatm11 evtmlnll 8:80. tree. Sunday Services: S u n d a y

Ad In tbe Roawell Dlapatcb: . '

For Sale-Electric fan a, waffie irons, razort, h a i r cllpoeu. mualcal lnetrumenta, luKgage, footballe, biaketballt, one mix­muter. Look 'em over. Two clerka aick; one clerk on vaca· tfon: one clerk fn jail, eo I baveo't aoytbinr to do but deacribe eacb article In detail. .:...carl John1oo.

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Faebloneti Gospel Message. John A. Deweher. Paator.

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R. A. Walker, Owner Sunday metinee, 2 p. m. Night shows at 8 D• m.

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Stuffed Veal Roll Creamed Potatoes · · l?nrsleyed Carrots •B\ueberry Rellsh

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-too old or too young-to look pretty in n dashing, bl.'rufficd p~n· fore! There's just 'nothing Ukc them for comfort, charm and ex· quislte prettiness. Malee youra in pnlo colora-in brilliant-colors-in flowered cottons - in checks. They're all populur choices.

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Cantaloupe Bread and Butter Beverage.

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ti l u.. b t .. Wash and chop tomntoes and pep. orus nrc ow, u ., ' , p·crs,· Sl"mmer until usoft. Press do fit a few of · · ... .s:w;J

them in your con- ., through a fine sieve. Cook rapidly 11 ning qudget and · until reduced to about one-halL "Classify thetn .as morale builders, Add sugar, solt and apices (tied in

Plcldcs, chutneys, catsup:!, con• bag) and boil until thick. Add vine­ael'ves and reliJhes add that blt of aar about 5 minutes before remov­aomethlng special to tl}e meaL in~ from fire. Pour into hot, sterlle They're easy to put up becnUIIe tho jars and seal at once. .urar, spices an(\ vlneiar ln them Two of the most popular trPe• of act as preservatives." . pickles get a place In today'• col·

F.irst on the llat iJ a tasty blue- umn. You'll like puttlnc up both berry rellah that gou with mlld· for variety's sake: • flavored meats lilce lomb or veal. Bread and Butter Plekte~r.

•zstueberry Relllll. 3 quam sUeed eue1lDlbert 4 cups blaeberrle• (prepared) 3 oD.lom "l cu,. ••ru % cap salt ~ e•p Ylnerar s cups vlnerar ~ bottle fraU pectlA 1 cup water

To prepare blueberries, crush 3 cups "'rown ncar thoroughly or grind 1 ~ quarts full1 . 1 teaspoon elnnamoa rJp<l, cultivated blueberries. Add ·~ l~tatbeJ~~-rlllm:se~rd setd to 1 1Ctl!lPtlOD ctnnomon, cloves, all- 1.1 »urwv...,. ..

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OF COURSE it's just na ·nice oft., the Campus as it is on-but

it's the sort of frock high school and college girls want in their fall wardrobes! Make it up in How­ered crepes for ~ .,date" dress­in smart woolens for a 'classroom dress.

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Town o£ Vigils Cundiyo. New :Mexico, ls the

only town ln the United States ln which every inhabitant bears the· same family nome, which is VIgil. All male members of the 25 fnmi· Ucs arc direct descendants ct a Mexican who ocltlcd there several gencrnlionn ngo.

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J'or lhete attracUve patten" aapd • c:en.l.ti Ill coins tor eacb dcJired, wltb 70w' name, addn!ss, pAttern number aa4 atxe.

Due to an U11UauaUy tarce demand an!S c:urnmt wnr c:ondlllall!l, all$1111)' more Ume tJ requlffi! Ill filllnr order• for a 1.-w ol the mort popular paltem numbcn.

Sen!S your order•to:

SEWING Clllc:L1'1 l'A'l'TERN DCP'J', !Ut 8o'llllt Wtlll St. Cll!Caet

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It's Quit~ Simple to Expand That Ofd Wash Stand to Fit Large Space

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.rclinh at once. hot, sterile joro and cenl at once. Chili rouce hos enrrlcd a high DIU Pickler.

point value oinc:e rationing come into ~ 35 to 41 fresh cuc1lmbera eJJcct. It would be a good fdcn to % tab1e!p0011J mixed spices put 1t up at bom.c co on to oa11e • ~ )K)tmd cUU points for olber ennncd food. % cups salt

Chill Sauce. ~ callott'!l water lcaUon tomatou ·· % cups Ylllerar t Clips cblons Wnoh and dry cucumbers. Put • ! e.ps sweet red pepper lnycr of dill and * of the spices In 1 pod hot red pepJ!i!r a vtone jar. Add J. cup surar -~ the cucumbers. 3 tabtespooll!l salt Put the rernain-1 tabl!!Spoon mustard seed iflg spices and

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Skin tomatoes before chopping. vinegar 2 min- old wnsb atand but, wl:en there m Chop all -vegetable~ before meof'Ur- ules. Cctll to room i ~ tor~e wol} opocQ crlfJ!"lg for . nn

mg. Tie miXed tmrtf!eroture and twur over cucrum- 11 unprowg pJc<:e. of rutmlurc nnd sp:ccs in n hag. hers. Cover with o plate weighted , nothing but n small wnnh ctnr.d on Mix n11 ingreru- down to hold the eucumbers in the hand, Um probkm i!l somell:ling ei)ts except spice brin~. Keep at an even tempera· eke ngoin. Uere you cee the bng and Yinegar. ture (CO. to C5 degreco). Remove solution o.chievcd with cddn nn!i Add fll)ice bag nkum eocb day. The pickles nre ends of lumber, a pair of \'Woden after mixture has ready for canning when they nre boxes, n little paint ond some boi1ed :m t?inutes. crisp, uniform . in color nnd . well· plain gingham with U1c o!d wash Cook until very fln-vored with di11. Thls usually re- ntand at tho center of tt nll.

ihick, t!ten add ,.inegnr and .boil quires 2 to <4 weeks. Pnck the The Jo\-;er oimtch nhown how the until there. seems . to. be no more cured pic!tleg int? hot jars, cover carpenter work was done. .Note . .. free" Uqn:d. Taste and odd more with hot brine_ qn" seal at once. If the piece ttCros~ the bottom of the seasoning, if necessary. rour, whlle -the picldes nre to be stored a long ntrutd to covet the irregular line. boUing hot, into hot, steril.e jars and time, proeess them in wnter bath ntco the hinged arms sa thot the .eat at ·onee. for 15 minutes at a simmering tem ..

Tomato l(etehup. perature. · ·1peek tomatoes .. U you like fruity Pickles, you•JJ

· J nee\ s;ed pep}K\ts like this one: .. . ·' 1 pod liot reel pt!pJ!i!r Peach Plekles.

4 tablespootl.S salt 1 ••ll~n peaches Z. cups sltpr . 7 . cups aupr l ubtespoou ceterr seed l 'plece rtnrer ri»>t z tei.S])OOI1ll mutara 1eet1 · · ! stieb ebmtbiOJI . 1 tabtespoen whole allaplce \ · 1 tablespoon whole athplee ! atleb chmamoa. 1 ~aspootl whole clOYea S e•~t~ tbt~pr 2 eun water ·

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sure that JOU:· get li good produc~. neither old nor adulterated. ·

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· .oour11. Pack peaches into hot jara. Add remaining sugar to syrup and cook tc1 desire9, thickness.' Pour over peaches. Process 5 minu~s in hot water ba~h. · . . "' . Gel Jhe most TtOill ""'" mftlf Cel roe~r mtM.tootin1 clim from ltli#f.rntt CIMm-'""' lit •iri(JI lit ber in can of IV c!Jlerti Nt~CJ{ifpt!T _ Uni~l4 ':10 Sf!lllh bnpuinu StrHt, C~Jia!". I, IlL PI-- .Htul it stit~ripf!l, .Uf.-lrttml•t~el6;./or row ·

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Chinl'!se tfoops flghtihk in Burma under General Stilwell bury each dead Jap with bi!f loot cxpOtJed so their dnibt reporlil on the number kilted, · H suspected of exaggera­tion; may be -werified by .an American otllcer.

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Grandpappy Had a Good Reason /or 1 ust Standing

Gmrui(lappy"Morcan, o hillbilly of the Ozarim, bad wandered off into the t"..OOrln nnd fniJcd to return !or ouppcr, ro young Tolliver was r:cnt to look for him. After r;ome time, he found him standing in the

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But we caii teil you· this much: · . It will be vei:y soon nfter we finish our·job for

UncleSaro. ·~ When civilian production is resumed, yollt'

CLARION 'dealer will be able to show you a sup.erb line of table models, t~ble combin~t.ions, console conibinn~ions,· battery sets, portables,

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CGAL HEATER

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Report and Accoamt Mamie Grtif,•, N. Gr-.nd

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lo rttllatt.J of tht Eetate of O~tlt' W Cuo••· lJeu&H1.

1 o lht!lt Grou ltcllo!l', M.:l&bter: . l'.;!t!• a Ow'll. ICO, 'Leola GM/i Gat• IIA15, dlttlbllfr~ Mab!f GrOft Mau&b, Caoabwr. Gratt OroYe Xult7, aauwbt.r; J!:Jva So, kin EedeU, WaJ•flt Uoylun lir.t.ru, 0r1a Bo7kl11 ltl>lllrtlf. l'.r;j d:Udr .. , anfl to aU tmllnown b•ltt of tht tafd tt.udtflt, ,,::J a!l tJr;IUJoWI'l p.ttebf d•hillnr anr l"«ll Ot1Jil, a llctJt, &lltt, ct lpter.,t, · In nr l'l. tbe aetata cf Ute ut4 dt~ •"'• aod t<> wb:;m U ma7 cocc:.trn;

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Silver Moon Cafe The public invited to try our

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Posteards CIGARS pd ClGABm'TES OF ALL KINDS

SlLi: HOSIERY !or LADlES & II EN Plli:BCRifTIONS CartfaJIJ Com~WUDded

" Rolland'• Drug Store.

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.T!lck Casey, R. A. Oaaey and . · IJoyle Casey. beir•, of John· S.

' · O"!!ey, decea:s~d;'l'atum MoQre, . Willie E. Moore, and Albert R. Moo~~. beb:s of·E'IIen E. Moore, deceaaed,~ GREETING: .You and each of YOU are bert ..

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. :Mexico in a certain proceeding en· · entitled Lillie p, Klaaner, plain· tiff, vs. R •. F. Casey I et al, d<>·

· •feildanta, No. 8728, on or before. September U, 1944, and abow

. came why the said above. entitl· ed action should not be revived against you and each of you . n the surviving ~eirs of the ori~ gina! defendants, John S. Casey and Ellen E. Moore, both or

' whom are uow deceaaed. · WlTNE~S m3{i hand and the~

..-• seal of Babi court this 15th . da~ . of August, UJ44.

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Au.r 18, 26 Sept. 1. 8 · UJerk.

Notice and lnatructiona to ~ i Bidders (1) ·Sealed propolala for tho furniab•

Jng and Installation of \be · neeeuary equlprniint .aud mate.rial,"ills:Judlni t~e furnhhlng of all pecanan labor, for 11

· 1 .feold atorage locker, food proee11ing

land ieo plant; which II tO' be an add I• · rtton to tbe present facUitie• of tbe 'Carrl&oso Municipal Light 41: Power '·(hereinafter called the ••a.ddltfon'')' •wlll be received by the Village of Car·

· '\lzozo (hereinafter called the '(own·. :.r"), on or before 7:80 o'clock P. M. ').ft. War Time, Sept. 11, 19U, at Vll· Jaa• Clarka Office, Carrbozo, New ·lfexlco. At which time and place: ,tald propoaala wJII be publicly op•n•d ·•nd read. "'

(2) The addition will conal•t of: :Work, locker, aharp fretae, fruit •tor­.,,, chill, agelnr, and lee etorar;e t:o:~mt. Equipment more fully de~erlb­ad Ia apecltieatlona, will.enn•l•t of ftve (6) ton ict malcor and nece1nry re; rrl&eration \ equipment. for thl .abo!' 111entioned. 1~ . • r.. •• .

(3) 'l'b&; plana and apec!12c!Ub~~· . ~ tor;etber with other neeeuary 'data,

r may be ••cured from the owner,· upcm · SJayment o[ five dollars ($5.00), or may )Je examined at the oftle• of the owner

.. Without charge. (') Ptopoaata muat be aubmltted

11aled envelope, addruaed to the -· · owner, and on forma turnlabed~. ,~-.

(5) Prior to aubmllllon or ptop~, bidder aball ch1ck clo••~7 pflllll ·~

' apocJftcatlonl, form of contract lil:,~ meat, tor;etbtr with other matteuluiu condition• 1fhicb may . affect ·lhe. 'COat and completion of the addition, l'Ud· dtu wiU be required to meet all appli· cable reautatlone, 1\atutu, etc., In· cludln" thoae portaJni':JI to tho llcen .. Inc of contractor•·

(6) Since the owner Ia a tax free municipality, bidder. are lnatructed to inchtdt no aatea, uee, or other t~xaa colt of machlner)', eqtllprnent or

'"tnalulal hlcorporited 1zr11ii a"'dlltt1o1f:• (i'J Bidden wlll be required to abow

aatidactol')' qualification•, ftnatic and by uporlence. Experience ~d aucet.JI of manufactu~r · who111 piC· wet• are proposed will bav.• it• in• ftuence In determining tutceufQ} bidder.

(8) Each propo11l mutt be . 1 panled by a bidder'• bond or ·

check, payable to the o.1'f1Wt~t,i:a~;an amount equal to the percent :"'(i%t•~~or the to~l bid price. Such bond.~

· ·-cbec:kt will b. retuU~itd to _ · tut bidden within 1ifhlett (UJ day!. In the eate ott tht auc~lful J>idd~ hla bid boilcl or ehllk, wllt be. ·r· 4f,U1:Jted

. upon es:ecu floii of latlwfa~tory~ con-I traclor' • bond. · . ~

· (9) The. ~uace.dul biddfl' ,;.,ill ·. requited to •nter)nto a contract w!tli the owner, C()'ferinl the lni~allatfon;. ~0 be mad• and ·to fum lab · cont.tactqr'• .. ond with turetiea utlefactorJ- .to ... .,t

· b'l'fner1 hi a,fpinal 1uill equat~to total contract prict. . ·"' ;. 1 ·

(10) Ia cU. ttl• 1\tcCead~l .•. tall• or retu9a to txacute 11 cootP&'Ot. . - .. ' -

or fuml•b contractor'• bond wtthta.tin (101 dliJIIIfter bitliiJC been.~tlfl•d·\l wrillna of lk• award of co\ittact by th• owner1 the blader wlll,h •. con• aldered w. hive abandened '1h• pro-­pot~Al ~d tti• amount of the cut.rp

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thereupon· btOotne. clue ana pa,able, and . U11 ow.atr ·mar· -.ward contrac:t to any otbill' contractor, · .

· · (11) The o•ner' re•ervea, tb• rtebt · · tQ •alve mtQOr tttegliladtiea or m.hi~r · il~t• .(a llb)' ptd110••Ja It 1ucti • eqora ( clr frre,Warlt!"~PJUiar.to. th.• ·o~r

· '"' han bmt m~lltt tbrPulh 1~,4'*.t~, tla11ce.: . A111111ch tttora or lrrtpl•rl· . tlo mu.tt bfc:•rr•cttd IHfpre coll1:ractJ tiJ titcutH. ·· · .·

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···Roy V. Tyner· ' Vacuum Brake~;~

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New and Used W.be·ets

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Elmer's Texaco . ' ' ' .

Se~vice Station · ·Prompt' Smiling S•rvlco

Texaco Products •

~·. _\Vasbin~~ Gre~ting, LubrleatiQn . luto Acce•orle•

. " Tlre1 and · . Tubaa 600 N. Main Phone 102

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.,, 1 R.'B,.'(Bob) Wakefield, Mar •• • · ·· Complete Building Service-

J~ts of Red Cedar Shingle• 109 W. Alameda ·Phone· 59 v

Clardy' s.:.Dairy •

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WholetJSle Fruits and Produce

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·'.Katy's Cafe Jimmie ·Burri~r, .Prop •

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FJoyd' s Auto ·Salvage r ., , .

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N~w and Used Part• for All Cars

E11t Second Phone 07·18

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Johnson Pump. "

L. L. Lane, Mgr. ' .

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Harris' Cafe ?tl. D. ?vfarkbatn

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Where Eating Is a Pleuure I . .

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Recapping or Rtpabfng

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408 E11t Second RoiWilJ

Bt.elc to School

Mosley' 1 Coronado Tavern

"' C. s. Crunk, Prop .. • •

''Where Moat People Ea.t" Y ~ur Favorite Drink

419 E, Second OPhone 1267

. .. } FAITH HOPE ·l,OV£

~') . :TO expreae our tal til hi th& bamortallt' of the IOUI, it:lr hop .. of tbt. i'i­. . • ~iirrectlon of the dead, and our lo"ti tor tbo1e who have piatP ower

· .. ,)·. Jor'd•n• Indeed to exprett the it'tltelil.t emotlont of the )lumaai0o1, theN' : I• no truer, ftoefmonumantal eton• ~ be found. tban ~renutn• WIDlbOfCJ

· Blue Granite. Call Ill for tJpert. ttDdettaktor tentce. · .

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~itch~ll Implement · · ,~ ·< Company · . 1

Farm Implements . . .

J. I. Case . Farm Machinery

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Universal .{Xppliance Service · .

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Refri,;erator Service

. . " .. a.ck to. ScbDol A ~rain . .

· ijfvids.on Supply 0: Company

Automqbile Suppli~s· Tire Recapping and .

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" ~cboQl Daye Again

CeD'tial Ha.rdware, I ric~ .. Haldware Stoves

Kitchenware ---

Visit Our Gift Dbpnrtr;~wnt ="'.,. ' ' 116 E. 2nd Phone 89fi· · ~ain and Third

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F. R. Stone Machine Shop Preclalon Machine Work .

. Dependable Wlhllnr; ZU N. Vlrcinla Phone 1~4 .

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Glover's. Flowers 0. 11. Glover, Prop. •

Speclall&lnr; In Cut Flower•, Plaaf.l Funeral Dt~lan•

40G W; Alameda Pbonei7G

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W. B. Higgins Chirop~actor "

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Whitoamp Garage Electric and Acetylene Weldin&

New and Uaed J,aru u .. d Car• All Work Ouarantud • Body Repair U4 S. Atklnaon Phone llfl.z.J

. School D1171 aro Uer• Aaalo

Dr. '1'. E. Boggs Graduate Optometrllt

li:J .. Examlnad, Glauea Ground aud Fitted ln our own laboratory bJ nt~nt t.tchnlcfaa•. ~roken ten111 duplleat.d Plloae 21 or appolntmon• 801J N. lfaln

B to ool El Capitan Hotel

lira. lolaJ Chamber., Owntr Ratta ll)' Day nt Week

12l• N. MaiD l'hoae J35t

Batk to Sehoot

PURITY BAKERY B&rlan•a PuritJ Brtad

Fteah at all Groene In Lincoln County

ll$ W. SI'COnd Phone 706

Baek to Sebool

Supreme Radio Service Jimmie Rocua

Sertfct on ltom1 or Auto ftadlos l!t''W. 2nd Phone 141

School Da1• Again Western Auto Supply Co.

J. & (Pat) P'atterilon · · .Automobile Supnllei ~ Our New F'utnlture Deparh:nent

.1l1 E. ~cod Pbone 118

Sqbool Day11 Agajn

. And~rson & Wa rkins •

Butane and l?etrQleum · Products

. Distributors o£ Quake!" State and Barnsdall Products

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Scbool Start• A;atn

Sallee Grocery Ever,thing In

Groceries, Meats and · Produce·

25 ~eara in ume location 208 E. 6th Phone 1Z12

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Herbert Burton Maker of .. .

Fine HJind Mndc Boot~· nnd Shoee

Shoe Repairing 1061 E, Second Phone 1'W51

Chaves- G County Abstract Co.

Abstracts and Title Insurance

Dale D. Shearman Gao. E. Currier

112 W. Srd Phone 169

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Wines Liquors . Beer 1000 N. lhin Phone 75

QaaUtr P&oa• 175 Sentce

·. Pecos Valley· Lumb"~.-· Company .. The onlt i'tilll 8tcurltt 11 a ·home of. ,oilt own" . . ...

~ Bulldlo~ llatetial Bulldlnr Hatdw•r• w \11 Paper Paint and Gla11 200 s. Jlato, Ro•w•ll, N •• v. · · ·

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Mitchell Seed ~ & Crain (:oi11papy ···- ·At ~arrlzozo: Vega J3rother8., At C~pit~: 1~-cphy}Merca~t~le

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J. AGRICUl.TURE: .--__,;._ WEEKLY NEW~ A,_.ALYSIS---__,. Seek to At1oid Glnt

· ~oking for~rd i~Ul d:.~ l)O..~twar . . .

. has sought to dev!!lop a p~u.re • . • . ·. . , · . . .· . · . . .....

Lend-Lease Total's 28 'B.t'l·lt"on' :;~:~~~t~~c:~,i~~Vu!CU:~~~, . 'E' ·sea· pe' t'n' ·c· am· 'p.' Dot'ngs mlill~ ~nstitp.te • m:uket th~nt 1 · . · ·. . · . · · when hostillti~ ~ase. • ~ · ·. · · · .. ·· •·· ·· · ·

'-----.... --- Relelu••4 b)' Wu~rn N'ewJPIIP"f Unl.on .................... ----...1 Under \VFA 1 · th · ' •' · CEDI'l'Oil'l NOTI!It Wlltlll ••laJtlllt are el<prue•• Ia llltu ~ehllllllt lbt7 are. &litH .C b • , p l.l.n~ e agency llOW ~ · . ·.. . . ·· . · · · .. ·· · w ...... ,. ,..,.,.,., V••••'• ••"'• anet,a&e ••• •~• 11•n•••rt1, .~ thlo ••'""'""n · . llfS fOod or.ly lo:r foreR!!:abl~ dt- ~ · . '11<· · ·· · • · ....,.. ~~....,·-"""'"~-,..o:~7"'---·. __ .~~-""~~---,_,_,_,_---· ,.............., mafl!!s, 11M declares Ul.•t • 4nf wm· ~ Yanks .Like Plays an~ Oe\:etop Ukloa for So peer

. , _· ___ ·• ·. _ , : _ _ mQditiea .requited for relief in libe'r- f Footba-ll but 1 _~«>·tt-l!< F~om- Un.m~t · ,: .. _,.. at® cquntrle:t wiU .tlt'lt be .with-: . 'l - """'- ~--~ .. ' . n."'ult _

drawn ~m llUll'lUs army tnd lend- I Greatest Source of Chee~ lense stociq.l before purcha~s nre ' · · · • made in the d(lmestic market. · !

m es1ab1islling. a. 'SUrplus ~lesj ' division, which .j$ ttl seU current . ·By BAUKHAGE

· food stocks when demand is lligb to ~- . , /\'rtf~ ,Cntt!Y"St qruf Co111mr~ttaror. ' m11Jte room for fresh supplies, th!' .. · · · . , WF A hns set up machineey for fu ..• WNU Servtc_e. l!~OD 'fruljt Bullillnt. Stl\U"~es when · possible, . usually ture disposals. Washin.{toa, D.:(jl. fabnen~ed out of sheets and men's

W. I'd Pl· · It is not often that "·e· ·get direct clothipg." ., . _ or - nns · communic:aUon from Americans in The newspaper . (a typewritten

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B. 00,1{$ ar~. true lev!!l~ts. The? . ·. g1ve tQ 1111 who ~a1thtully us~ · them the .society, the 5Piritur;ll

presence, ot the best apd great: ~st of Ollr rtlee;..,-W. E, Chan. . . nmg, - ·, . . . .

TQ ~ow wha) yon pr~~;~r, JD· st.,ad 1>f f.I&Yinr Am~ll tQ wb~t

·. tb~. WO.rld tellS" YQU you OU!;ht to pre(er, is to J,tav~;~ kept yotll'

' tsonl alive.-Robert J.,o~ SteY-, euson •

Learn patienc~ , • . · · > ThO!ltlh rhe nigh& ""' wear ornllo,.,,

· To tlae darked 1orrow·there comet II!· - - • : , - - I ,

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CLASSIFIED Drawn up with the avowed·nmbl· Germany, and so 1 am not ashnmed sheet) says that "S<:enery, fltrnitux:e · tlon of tmproving the efficiency • of b to say that wh~n I perused a com· nnd stage properties have been con- D E p A R T M E N 'r

farm prod:tction nnq ~lstrlbutiou, : municotion from that source, I did. structed from woo!;ien lled Cross · · · · · · .. · · "'f>~·· · ~nd bettering the· economic .condi·j· not at flrst recognl~~:e what the fre-o boxes and burlap, ·covered with

tions ot rurnl populations, pla~s for I quently used abbreviation 'PQ\V rt\agazine paper and painted with ~a permanent i~ternational ugficul· stood for. . " cold water paint." i tunll, orgoni;zntlon Jl!l\'e been sub- , ' Comparotl'\"ely few Americans In another item, the paf>er com-. ' mit~ed for npp:-9yal w the •• United I know. the meaning of those- three ments that "the handy man is the

, . . Nahorus by thelf food .conference ~letters: perhnps none !mow what hero of the camp." 1 . · · Carried on n&-carta, wounded AIUed aoldier• arrive at M11tk1iaa airatrip, . C()ffitillttees. · . · · they . mean w the POW himself. 0! course, there. are sports,1 but

Burma, for tramfer to ltoapltal plan•· • , I To act in on advisory cnpacity .. POW is pz;jsoncr of war. Accord- lltmted ground space makes bllse-.

1 , • • • 1 only, the . proposed organization , tng to the latest figures I have from ball impossible ih this pa~Jicular

ELROPI~: · POSTWAU PEACE: . ·1\\'"0uld Col)slst of a governing .bodY;the wnr department there are now ca~p·since a homer over the fence N .., • p ll ll .j · p , C J · ln which ea~h notion .would be .rep- 'U,234 ·American wldiers, sailors, is trretrievable. The .• boys have

a ... u ll . ac ' otters .on er · resented, Wllh elfcrts directed to-,! mJJ.rines, mcrchnnt sca'men held by · learned to like soccer, learne!l from An lout . movang Allied forPl'fl MceUna In the quaint, old Dum· ward promoting re!lcarc)1, spreadin« the' enemy! their J!:nglish comrpdes, as a form

of I· ronrr, C1cr~an opokmHnrn hant· D C., rvpr('r;rntllti'I.'C!l of the u. s., I' ilJ(mdattono. · i know exact! what the conditions Softball is a favorite spo~t, and with ed that Hstlt>r o hiGh rnmmand Untam nnd Ru!l!lla began momcn· Other objt'ctio;es of the Pl';'n in· 1 are Iinder ~hlch those prisoners the arrival of fencing fOils, fencing. plnnnl'd n wnhdrownJ,to thr Hl':l'b

1 toun conrl'u:nrco on prNlt:>rvinc pont• I elude the el~vat10n of nutr1t1onall mov(!"'l1nd live arul have their being There are some classes, but they

frontlr'1' nu on tn ennrNllrott:> ll>l' . war Pl'nre, with l'mphamn on the " atandordo throughout the world, and in Allied pri.,on cam n In German are not dealt with in detail. sn·atrot rmrnln•r nt nH'n on 11 nhort nr('(! ot ,,,1 rc all an ultimate rc·1 the d~vcJopmcnt or agriculture ;llS a or in the ~ore tha~ 40 honp!ta'~ Another nostalgic diversion was lint> . ! oourcc. Chmn wafl to join tht> con·, contribution to an overfill 'economic tor Allied wou ded ln the Relch ~r described although not admitted as

But r•vc•n oo the• N'az1o f<oll bock, · fH«'IWl' u!trr the R<'do ha1 finwhed, expanoion. . occupied count~ies. They have regu- such, sinc.e"no note of sentimentality swart ~trrnorl',fl ,thruoto by .,the U. S., 1 • _tlwlr tllHtn, at nee 1 PACIFIC. . ., lar reports from the International enters the sheet. It was a baby con· Brltsoh nnd 1' r<>nch conh~urd to • nu991a is not nt war ; • · • • 1 Red Cross representatives who visit. test, the entrants photographs sup. alnnh ot tho haronoed l'nl'my 11 fltmlta ~1. With 'tho ,J~pnneoe 1 Bombers Actit•c .. the camp regularly. 'l'he Red Cross plied, presumably, }ly wives from and thft•atPn ht11 <>nC'Ir('l!>mcnt .from nnd ia unwilling to • W ,11 th · tmys in e~ect· "So far as we know home. A "Miss Stala'g Luft III" waa tbr reor. · und rloudo of Allied plant>n . d 1ocuno rfpfC9DIVC stro~d d ouna~n of Jap~nese :r~ps the Germann· have treated Amerl: later to be selec~ed from the plc-fonrrd ov"r th" battle· linea to dlp mcaou rp ~ acainst outer c de~ri"e e ~?er:? s t:otr f!i t"f co.n prioonero ln accordance ·with tures of wives and swe~thcarts. ow and sun lhe relrcatlng German them. •• . Solomvno do~' In Nan 8G 1 m G e the . Oenevd agreement •• 1 The s,~hedulc tor a typical day

columna. Aceei>tln~ the ia• D l "" ew u nea, en. Th tis 11 it • runfl like this:•- . • t t Se · oug as MaeArthur's alr command n a ·saysi · ~ auf~tc t ere- conccntl1ltcd on the bombardment But even if the Germans live up !POW'• Day Leitutelyl

HELP WANTED .

e PetltOl.IS IIOW ePfl/le<f Ia e~Uat/al indt#ftT wJ/1 IJot appl7 wftbout .nat .. ,aeot ol avail•bllitT /tOIJI tltelr local · Ullited .Sta~e• li:lilploTID••t Stll"rio•.

ROOFERS for la)'i.!lg. Putch lap compost­lion shlnglca. 'l'op wage'S. ateadf wo'i~ Workers must have certificate o ovohu­l>lllt)'. lNTER•1tiOtJNTAlN ROOF COK· F ANY, ::UZ1 Wll•ltlnJtoD Dlvd,, OJdio•, VlU.

BOTTLE WASHER BOTTLERS, ATTENTION

POR SALE-Mayer Pumore, Jr.l Bottle Washer,.~o.cnse.per hour size. Orlll na).cOit IJO,OOO, will seU tor $2,000 cnsb, Loca\ell tn Denver, Can be lnspacled. Also two 'eml·n\ltomatlc World labelere.

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Business Opportunities ELEC'l' ROOSEVELT. MnU .lOo for :15. :opte• biiC "hit" VIctory 101111 "ROSY AND TUUE." 'l'une: ned IUver Vat1e7. 11118, lhtre llaUta; ·L-.. Anrelea p, Callfei'JII,.o.;. With tho bulk of their fOI'te!l

crowded In the ana lmmedlateJ7 north an&t aouth of Parb, the Getman• Pill •P their atltreat rearruanl reabtanca In this re· 1lon. In aouthem Franeo. Lieut. (Jen. l\len-nder M. J•ateh'a Se\'• enU• arm,. fanned out qulelU7 In all dlrC!eUons, with onl1 acat­tered banda or enem7 troops atandln« up brieft7 te alow the AOied driYC!.

d W Jlll to. ~I or· of shipping lanes through which sup. to both tba spirit and the letter of But Monotonow. . .e u o !cues pJJes might ceep to bolster the aas:- tho Geneva agreement, the lot of · ~ · postwar pence Jing 1ar-rloons. ' tl)e prlnoner of war Is not to be The day stax:.trat 100a. m, .with GLOVES

Jtba F. Dillie:• ~Jnns, Gov. Thomas At,~e .flame time, Adm, Chester envied. 'Recently, I studied some ·ot roll-eall (foUowing a breakfast of a~TAlL KERCDANTS A'l'TEN'rJONt "• E. Dcwl'y :sent John Nlmltz rev~nlcd that navy plane& tlu! newspapers Issued by men. in cot!ee, bread atld 'am). Then calli- 9v• phmty of work ctovu, achoOl '~uppUee,

Fostt-r Dulles, his _!dvisor on for· continued their at••nk ''""'n th'" stra· tho .prison camps. Some have been .tbenlcs, showers for the few desl(· drucaunddea, notion•. Pdcea M reque.t; eign alTalro, to the capital to eon- t~Jlc Bonin islar:d; ;hi h ii released for pubUcaUon Others nated that. daY. (they go in lot. of wooLr HERO. co., ttA &&Ml, o'""'"·· tlUit on the confcrcmce~. ltul~issued proximately GOO mllel ct'rpme :~ have not. Not that thos~ withheld 24), clas!les, library, cootdn( ached· his lm'ttatton after Dewey expre~sed Japnne!ff! mainland and Just above reveRled any dark secrets of aulTer· ules (the men take turu at the conrcrn that the maJor power• the v. s. oecuplrd :P.1arlana•: in an tng. Qultc the contrary. They simply culinary arts). MaU (If there 11 any) mte~: overl~~k tho intereol~& of the clfort to soften up these •tepplng provo what Klpllnr said about men 11 clJatributed at noon. Laat roll-eall lima cr nat ons. . atonl!s to Tokyo who live In barracks not growinJ . comes at four p. m., then a few

AftPr rapture of tho ~trc>at l''rcnrh Allhougb the cQnferee~ were !!aid 1 ln .. ' . up to be plll8ter 3 ai)lts, and some of turruJ around the perimeter of tH.

RANCH laiJrtnC CsUie JCa•c•, madera ~. 2.7110 acr.a deeded land on runnlnr c:reM; bottom load IUbltrliCnted and 110111• we• lrriJIUO!liiiOme·ltucdlnnd IYllllabl •• BUY· from owner dlrflc:t on fllliY term&. 112.lll per a, 25 mUe• n, e. of D)lerl, Colo, :l>b01>11 Dyeu GJ'2. A. JJ, DOSS, ACto, Celer .... Mcdll<>rrnm~an port of Marncllla, t

1o on,r«'c Gtn the principle of employ. Ge~cr:,e~;ae!...rW.~~~~Itmb:rn.dmraenng:Sd• the humor might be 0 little shall camp, supper, bridge and poker (for

Anwrl<>an Pnalnt>i.'rl went· to work ns on'c o auppres5 future am:rrs. · . " we nay unuintly · ' cigarettes). Then "aome &ood talk; qu.ekly to ff'lltllrC faC'IIItiPil dnmngt>d nlon, plano under di.3.cw:Jion Cl\lled. over Mindanao, Important buing • . • much foo.llsh dreamlnc before mid~. rm'..!t~tti~unc:rr~;-=•rsm~ by lh" 0f'rmorw and enable Ulf A1· for the ur.c of force only aftC!t mcas• point for enemy sblppinJ in Ule Tho rcacon for tbl! ls expressed night sends the Krleatle to bed with o"ple-a acre• cnscno-othcr c:rcp• .. ~ u~!l to tunnel cuppUra qulf>ldy to urt'n tor pc>nce>fu1 sottlcment bad tsouthcm PhJUpplnes. ~ln~he ~ord escppe,liTbbcrc nrle two the hope ever that the new day r:ne.: '1!".~1~11llriW'rr,r:~_; ~ th~>.r nrmlec In the couth Ut:o or fm!ed, • · 1 ; : · I 1 0 escape w 1 c a Pr ooner brings peuce." · Moro,IUr'o lMtnllntronn would rc· . . 1 ' • I F th J M rf , ... ,, thlnkn about. One 1a a safe get-own! Of course, 1b this ,lltUe typewrit- FARM MAC'HINERY llt>YQ the trouhlc-oornn r.rnrtkr nf ANT • TRHS r. a er y a nes ~rough t t:Ul barbed ;:ire o.nd pa,.t, ten journal which has had to pass . . londmr. GUJIJ!ht'D flU thr lltllld)' l!i llailroatlJ Nam<'d . IC~l~:~~ l u g~nr!l ~~i"equ:~c-~~:;;~ the German censor there Is only ~~t~ r:~~:u£1l~Tr ~riif~c~ two• tiro In olinl!ow droll <'tart C'lmrnmu mnlntmonre of nnn- spend t~ much thpo "0; ~ch coni· here and there a hint of certain KJU\RY LAIL x • x.a santa, C•lera ... • Ar rr•lnt,,c<> nrrnncemNll!l for lho ~ eompetiltit:e rnt<>n, prcvt'nllcn ot lm· tatlon. The offieial advice to PO\Vs inner feelings town~ the honts; one c,"rmu~ C'VOI m1:1nn ~~ !•arm havmn ~ provi'mcmt9 omJ lneililiea of wcet· • Is "don't try it." note on the nhowmg o,~ a Ger. Greatest Ballyhoo r.nll,.ro t •ruu~oJh, f rf'r f r«'nda armur<'iJ f>rn lirw!l, ond ouppr('fl!'llng de<::t'IOp- Tho other ldnd of ellenpe i!l defined mnn film speak!l o~, a none too 1 ~Jl~unn!l wrro . •·ompc•Uc>d to ?lthl nwnt nl other forma of' trnnopnrtQ• by Webnter ao, "mental diatrnction !JllCllbound audience. u.r •uch () !:f'rrHl of Nnr1 drft'nJt'fll tam, the r.overomrnt filed on unU· or relic! from the l:mndagc or reality It is difficult to, iCt an intimate The grcntent build-up ever givn to ii!JI'rotl] thf' 11ty, w1th hravv u. s tru!lt r.mt ogoimt the A!l!lodalion of or routine• a!!l literature of eccope." view of a prisoners Ufe from tbl!se n movie actre!JS before nhe up. how•l:t>rn bot lunu up Ucn CharJ<'tJ Atnt'r 'rl t

11 dB• tl W • • brief notes or, indeed. from th~ 1ct- pcared on . the ccreen woo the

do <inullr'o truupo ontf ht'lptnu to A ~~' n , 0 roo • u' t!S\J!m The oomewho.t hlghl~ sert!ioncd tel'S the prl!lOners write home But ballyhoo about Jane Ruscall. hr<>nk <'fll'llllf renJ~tonrP. Ot•cur:J· .. r~;~.~:~onl ~f na~lw:;r ~xecutlves: humor of come ot the ipkes and cor- those pt!rsons who have read all the Between ~ovember, 1940, nnd tlocn nf l'nnll wath 1111 3,000,UIJ!) fl (l f'j• panl\t e nvestmcnt tooM in the prJconers., pap~rs arc, confidential reports and also many February, 1943, dtU"ing the produc-J.K'''I'Ie Ill nrrd of foml am! fud for .~ :n~ K 'tm "L1J o~gn~ ~d Com• il technle~.ny ~;peaking, UterattU"o of let(ers passed on to them by rela- . tion of }{er flrot and only picture. uuhts"'~· pt1crd a cupJlly problem for · P r/,

1 ~ll • t e U on · mprmy. fl!tenpe, - this and the description tions tell me two things: one,· that, The Outlaw, the lady was pub-

the AHle!l Uotu!l 0~1 u 11h!n on on western of things they do to provide cscapo g~ncrally spealdng American priJ. licited by some C)5 magazine artl-

rn OJ:tern on!t, t e government de. from the monotony of prison life oners 1n German • ca PI · t clts and· 50,000 photographs. 1'urlmlf'TJt llalkans l'l'lrM thnt estnbU&hment ot higher y 1r 1 •t ' badl)' treated and ate ~ot t!r!t ~~·

With !nrmalaon cf a swnec novcm• rot(ls In. that terri wry thll!J In tht . an n,-enua 'Y s.howl second, the flrst months are a th~ ~~=-=-=· ~~· _:-.-. -:-----------. ~~ mt>nl tn ltumonia, AdQlf linter's un· ~ool_ ploccd U at a c:ompcbUve dl5- ·. In Sta,-e Proclucfrom hardest. Most prisoners build u MEDICATED Soothtlltcll of lim~ lltl'llt1)' grip nn tllo turbulQOt DnlknM ~~~~~aac.T;,etardln~ lw crenomie As alwo.ys, the drama provides some ldnd of "escape" mechantsX: PO' w· DER FOR f&lhM ..... M.llb)' .. ~IIOO!lld~,= gr ... w unott>odler, with numonlo'o do· • · •0 go'l.l~rnment allo one of the. easiest and most eftcc- and mnnage to keep up their 8 ir· ~----...., ... ___ "'' tlun thrt'otcnlni to tos;p~e Gcr ~~ltnl'<l th~t';'ov~e&t ot perish· · llatin~ bwt rnu~~..d /rom hUldcl• ,.,,. Uve mental diatrnctions and 1 am its and morale by adapting tb:m- FAMILY USE if:::~::~~ ma11y'11 whole 1<1utheastcm front. by ~:~~r~ Mt • ~en del~edd. Mil Ol'l TU.W. bt.ul 13 aht l'•dk, 111..., told that tltc thne, ellort and in- sclvl!ll to their environment.

I .J g~c!U ~ a~e ll up se . • I'Wiu tltildtut trU* krubbtd c:kan 6t genulty thalls put into the learning. Naturally, the quesllon is fre-All Jouna KJar Michael &II• 'to e~tu~~ \h~ ~:!d~~vme •ntl!enf mt ~~Ice H!d.htzrdmul lJut f•thulr lf. S. ,_. producing, staging nnd costuming of quenUy- asked: "What are we doing

Dotmr.etl Ida coantr1'1 wllllnt• om! wnter trnm"Grt:' " o r~ liM1, tJ.en o:u{ittEd &filA ntw dolhu fiiHI Pl!ys by ~Me men ~ .~emarkablc. for our prisonertl in GennBny?" aen te accept Allled peace tn nomm J p M

1 •m• tp rtaJ' GTtu. . The Kr1cgie Times, is$ued by The thing they want most is pro-

Cermll. Ruula called lor Ra· "o.ny O.lt:i if~~.· r --~r!:~ ~mO>m· the American airmen in Stnlng Luft vidcd lor most of them-letters from mania'• expulsion or 0~1'1daa r (}· . t ~ . ~"' -·'-' ~ p~ wAGES: Ill, in Sagan. Getmony. whiqh I home. The next nre the foOd paek-!!:"!:!~'!t h:fu:::e,t(:• e~!.~ t~at 'u!~ ~"~~r:u~:fr!:j:; ~hvrgc~ AFL Wanu Boost have b~ore me as- I write, is per- ages which nre paid tor by the tl Ia .. fln ·In . cl ... ..,., " ll h"o uoa . • haps not typical beeause it was an army, packed by volunteer work·

1CI tter from TraUIJIV&ala, •• mll~;trigl ~:tcr~~~cw !"E~ntlal Decl:m~g thnt the President pos- edition especially for the home ers and shipped by the Red Cross tho prlee ol amdaUee tl!rma. . . " •II st!or:cd the p.awer to ral!o wages, folks. But it bas a story on page from their four shipping centers Evm 011 numanlo acted to quit I.ENJ).J.I~ASE: aml that llic ntablli:tation act call·\· one. beaded .. theater., which bcg~ns two in New York, one in PhUadet!

Ckrmally, nulaarlr:m tmnco pro- ~·a· •t Jng for a botnncc in the nation's wilb the statement which started me phla and one in st. Louis. Most of

the Alllco, who were al\ld to hnve tkdor!ng that emJtfnUAt1cn cf I r:~ nudJ~o'J(', tllft exe<:utfve Kr_tegle (lnenl- 'nieknam;-foJ'.-~t. .cars. . .cn..• moving.-line..a

----------------------·· ----II 'JI' nutt S pnt~b rt'purtrdly were ti.\rwtmkd to <'d u ountJ tu:cr.nmy nlfillr~c.d _him the groands ~oft en this topic. It says, "The the packages, assembledtl ·~ik~ee!s!~·l·J_

hi!Wltn1 u;mn the Dutgorn• withdraw· lt'n<f.lentc wu C"as.:nUnl tor .l;let~Y ii ef~il Gf !"lc American Federation \ prt!oner) ts,.assured of escape ~in. b1 loving hands-that group . . ---.. al frorn aU occupied. Orcdan and victory until biith Oermal'iy and Ia• ~ ib .~r tdted fo,~ abandonment ot' the theater. . Then it explains tbnt bears the scars of war as deeply It rou sultet from t.ot ftMhcs. teeJ Yugo!llov hll't'UOI')' a• ono of tho pon wero brought t() their knees, R . c . LIUle . Stt'!!!l formula. limit~ in order to accommodate the whole as the combatants themselves, and weak. nervous, a bl~ blue at. ttmes-ormlotl<'o torm•. l,reslifent noosovolt reveal~d that' !!:i 101 lnercaocs to 15 tJ(!r cent-of camp in an AUditorium which seat!l described prosaically Jn army lait· !!fe.~~~JU~':e~~~nw..:O~~

To prevent any peace tsctionl the U. S, llhuro of. au~b assistance >nC Jcmu!ley,. lOU• level, · only ~ per .cent of the members, cu•<e as 1'the next of kin." . L7dl& \ftnkham's Ve8etable. CCm· rrom obtaining a Jtrip 1n Uungary, nJiPtrutimnted 28 billion dollars up (() At. the sa.me time, :the councU char• ftve ~dormances of each play are These. packages go. one tor eacb w~1n ~~rY~i~~£~~~. tho Nnd·intJ}llr~d rcaime dlll::olvcd July 11 whllo other ~ountri€1& con- tcrcd_~e .lnternnUonal Olnce Wotlt• tlven. And they Include real drama. prisoner', every l'{eek. · pouna be~ buUd up rul&tance .u poUUcst partl~s. · lncludinl the trlbutcd In uccss ot 3 blllion. era umon, which would e~br&c!t • The_artlcle te<Corda as recent pro- - --Tbe· prisoners 'alsO can receive ac:~~~ .• "re:~.F~to:!de consrrvuUve clements. Ot the 28 hlUlon dollars. llritain vast number of whlte-a~\lar .e_tn• ductlOWI., that s~e-tlre. never-die personal pacbges every 00 daya. ~~ tor women-u ~u1111 rna•

R., •• Prn••ur,. rec€!lvtd over t bUUon; Aus.ttilia ployees, .,ho, as. a clau, hav• felt farce, • Charlles Aunt,.: ' "Out They get books and other prescribed ~: :,nmJ'r/o~~~~~la~d~~=· • .,., u" " and New Zealand, • bllUon~ Afrlea, tht. aqul!cte. of risinr Uvlnc costa Town,' tM popular American play, arUcles. · '· .. . 1vrua L PIN""• , · wcnAil£ Figurlnl in the Dalkan countrl~a' tile l.t!ddle E!ast andMedlterranean. more than any. other .I~U"• tinea noetalclc. and_~ eal)' to stage be- The Red Cross h•• eight ships o1 ·•IIJII nmtM S,,., ....

IWltll toward thtt AUI,ed camp wu 3 bllllon; nusala1 almotl e. bUUoru most 'W~Ie increases have ~n en- ~·use lt requ~es .. no scenery; itA own which, up untll recently,

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the nuulans' . powel'*hOUit drivt China and. India, . t ~ blllion, ind . joyed In the heavier 'War-boomed Tobacco Road/ a populat, earth;, have been tandlrtg. regularlY at },fat<- . ';:::::;;:;:::::::. ============ beariainl down ftom Mrtbern l\U• t.atln America, 1'12 mllUCltl. ln

1dustrles. . f!:_,ecea• ~th a8~1,_!001~ ~!!!_~e._]• !!:~e, where packages have beg .. WNU-H, 1 , paG-~ ·

man • · Ju an lndlcalicm 'ot thtl alaanttc: , . n lippeallnJ tor hllhel' wacea. .... " .uum .· .. m&ra..-~. ...JC ~nan IHllWC!d in sealed ears to Swltzetw . ' As the RW burled thelr MJaht contribution u. s. lndus4'f has made AFL Pre!ddent William Grec1 d• Who1 Came To1 Dinn~r, whoae ap- land~ Tbe~e 1oods went throu1b ·UDO .

at tht ~netnJllnea, they bored dcwn to the war. fiiUreJ .bowed 1bat this clared: uTbe . worklnJ -men . a.Jld. p,ea .· PtJ:'h&r,' lea in, the fact that molested. Late11 eome of the thlp. oa the Calatl Gap belwttl'l the 'l'rl'n.. (ZO\inlt1l~nd·leaHd 11,000 plane• women ot \hi• naU01.1 h•ve beta tht • man •• coulc:~Q t . cet ~!'•1• menb. have betil. made to. Lllbott qlvanlan Alpa and 'Ull«:k ~ea, bar• · and 100,000 trucka and other vehl· made to sutter from a a;natad,lu.t• tither t and :nleaer. Frolics. . . an . and fNhlpped on an·ui.Jl~ shuttle rlnt th• way to 1ha heart of RU· ele• to R\as'-: 5.000 planel and 1.000 1 ment that exlsta between waaea and orfCI~l musical comedy. (Fllecer hi VtAftls~· The disruption hi manla and the Plot.U oll fteldli. t.Jnb to . Gteat Srltaln. and 4,800 • eost of li~inc. Th'- maladjustment ~~I' hi Gennan.) . . . i• . .. ·. Germany hu recent17 . • From tbla l'tllon, thtrt waa ahott p~a. Jl,lOO tanka and '13,000 . bu .·.broke!\ and . !Jepre.Ptd tbelr ... , !!!P~ ca.\um... cU. 11 •x•. wi~ the system. Other l'O\ltea ·~-colni bdon tht Red~ would r•ach truck* •ad other \'ehlcltJ to the .peacetim6 atandatda ot ll'llnJ. • • :• ... •""""• •are. h1Hd throucb .Perman beinl planned. ·-

. the Bw.lprlan trontl•t· . . Medltei"taneilln ate•· . . . u. s~ LAND . . -. . . More than 34 mitlioa . acres bav.' · BRIEFS· •• . ' B 1GB L l G H T S ••• •• tla• .,_.,_., "•"• t>ttn acquired b1 the_. tederat aov--• ·· . ernment for war p!.lrfiOHa, txelualve -:-:'"· -:'"':'"'7:"":-"-:---------..:.-----.....;--._-....J

--------...;..-----~-------.-.1 'Of land tak~n over b1 th• Dtfen.e ~tial -41et pack•••• lb to our .. Jlan, ot the German P."''~ · · -• · Va& OJ' AU'l'Oti A ~nl.aurveJ· 'UAP 8800'l'lN0& Ca~. JOMptt ptanl_t:orporatlon, aceordfnt to 8ftl. &MD in Gfrm.A '.POW botpitaU. · · . war c•pture<t--ii'.\. Norm~~neb;: .

odllclo.u thlt 'l• per ·cent ot car llte1tand of Hillsboro, Ohto, .t~J1 ()1\<:e atOl" O'Ma.l'i<>M:J ot WYQmtnJ, · • • • · • · · · YOluntee~ . to help with ·the fW>.. ~WMl'l are tltl!Uil thelr auto!'! le• acaln 1ron th• North Atntrt~al\ el*)' '1'htt war al\d navY deparunenb . All 100ft as a prl.aqner 11 captuted · Vftt ln Great Britain. · : • than halt t.l\t P'IC~tlm• mlt~are. ta.tce• championship 1r1 thll illth ·\ave •tattd ·tlwlt. 81'150.000 &era 01 ·ln O.nnat'11 he II· taken to • ttanalt • • • 'thll redueUOQ_ . l\ta ~· · abOut Grand Amerfcan 'rf.ap.tboottnc to\i~ thtlt ll~l<llttt• artt sutplu.t for JXIit· citnP wbet• a Bed C«*

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