• PUBLISHED WEEKLY

CIRCULATION OVER 6,000 Published by t he Las Cruces Citizen, a private firm. Opinions expressed by the publisher and writers herein are their own and are not to be considered an officia l expression by the DepattmentOf the Army. The appearance of adver tisements in this publication does not constit ute a n endorsement by t he Departqient of t he Army of t he products or services adve1tised.

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VOLUME VIII, No. 12 WHITE SANDS PROVING GROUND, N. M., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1957 PUBLICATION OFFICE ptg sg=ES~~~g ·--~- ~------~~~~~~----~--~--~~----~~---;---~--~------------------~----------------~

Las Cruces Group Invited'

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To Form Advisory Unit To Couizsel With WSPG1

NEW EXEC BRIEFED - A new executive officer occupies a desk in Lt. Col. James P. Hamill's outer office in the new Ordnance Mission Building, the desk which was occupied until last week by Capt. J. K. Hoey who has gone 1o Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. 1o attend ordnance officers' advanced course at that installation. Capt. Hoey. left. and his successor, Capt. Clarence W Kingsbury, right. are shown with Col. Hamill as the new executive officer was briefed before taking over his new job. CU. S. Anny Photo)

New Executive Officer To Col. Hamill Named

Continued friendship and cooperation be t we e n the people of Las Cruces and per­sonnel of White Sands Prov­ing Ground were fur ther ·as­sured this week when leading citizens of the Las Cruces area were invited t o form a Civi­lian Advisory Committ ee. · Attending a luncheon meeting

June 19, in the Officers' Open Mess, as guests of Maj. Gen. W. E . Laid­law, were civic leaders and city and county officials who will make up the member ship.

The cormnittce w ill counsel with WSPG p ersonnel on matters of con­cern to WSPG and the Las Cruces area.

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Post GI to Appear On TV· Program For Army Recruiting

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USN Unveils T alos Missile; Long-Range Weapon Developed at WSPG

llfA rlJ tj1f4 Nit 6 STD Smalltalk Patter runkiest 'Complexion or heard Eve- Mike.

PILLS lyn's problems, bless her little cot- • Ray goes home every weekend

-A~~~"~~;,,,, AND ' By NORMA VELEZ NIKE NEWS: • 3 1/2 years, studying mechanical en-

personnel of White Sands Proving Ground, New Mexico, by the Las ruces .zen o ,, ,

And Cha ter Publl. shed weekly as a civilian emerprtse 1n the Interest ot the Milictary ancd1t?lvll!anl -- .TA p E Ce!el)rat1"n". t\''O occasi"o11S last gincering. He is planning lo c·:n-

Las Cru<·es, New M··~ico. Friday were M/Sgt. and Mrs. James Lnue his education at New Mexico Policies and statements In the news and editorial columns. are not neces•~rlly those M L d M N. h 1 b lh By VENUS l of the Department of Army or Its agencies. Atlvertisements m this publicatwn do not D. Beauchamp. M/Sgt. Beauchamp A& . t. an rs. lC o s are o constitute an endorsement by the Department of the Army of the products or services completed 26 ycar3 of service as natives of Los Angeles. Their fam- •Wekomc to P&C, Billy Chap- I ~dve,rJs~~ws matter for publication should be sent to the Public Information Oftlcer, By ESTERRE HARRlER commissioned officer and Ei"vt He ily consists of a seven-year-old pell. Literally spc-..iking, Billy is ! White sands Proving Ground, New Mexico, Tvlephone 4203 or 5203. has had his present rank since Jan. daughter, Kathleen, and a 14- wea1:ing two hats and we think you j

Thls newspRper receives Armed Forces Press Service material. Armed Forcer Press PROFILE SERIAL No. 3: SP3 21, 1943, and is·- presently assigned month-old son, Guy (Tiger) Wil- look rather nice in them. ~ervlce material which is not copyrighted or syndicated may be reprinted or reproduced D ld J Ph USAD · id d dit 1 g1 en ona ones, armacy, · as the Ni'ke Operat1·ons M/Sgt. An- liam. At present, the Nichols fam- · 1 · · .,lthout further permission, prov c proper ere s v · ll ti P-i"ll roller "exlraordinaire,'' •We had two new g1r s JOm us

This paper Is not an orticlal or semi-official Department of Defense pub ca on. other occasion was the fact that ily is residing in Las Cruces. Al "d d All pictures are by White Sands Proving Ground photographers unless otherwise gentleman and scholar ... a credit this past week. Edna y1 rez <:TI I

•tated. 11 s . · f · Mrs. Beauchamp received an in- Gilfillan's new secretary is ::Y.Iiss Elvira Hernandez. Edna 1s workmg Advertising copy should be sent to: Las Cruces Citizen. P. O. 'Box 270, 4 · to the unit and to his pro ession. t. d f $200

If th· · 't I I Church Street. Las Cruces, New Mexico, Phone JA s-5575. Subscription off Post. $t.OO JI ff" · t 0 cen 1ve awar o · lS lSn Virginia Drake, who was former Y in formal advertising, and Elvira U-nusua y e 1c1en , co pera- th· rth 1 b t. I d 't

11 T · · per year: $1.50 for three months. Distribution on the Post free. . 1 t t k ll some mg wo ce e ra mg, on employed by Randa and rue, will spend the summer workmg m

tive, p easan o co-wor ers as W'€ 1 h t · 1 C t 1 t' t · · · El p f t mow w a is. ongra u a ions o consultmg engmeers m aso. small purchases. Gl:.id to have you

PAGE 2 FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1957 asL-pa ien.s. 5 ths Carolyn 2 both. Mrs. Beauchamp works at The statuesque beauty is a na- with us. I ---------------------------- auric, .man ' . ' OM t' T d k h h S h t Fr"d

years, and wife Jody will call · . . 1ve exan an ma es er omc •Capt. c rupp spen 1 ay ,----:::--:;;---=--;:r;~?~ir'!~""§;;;;;:;:;v;;;;;;;;:-----------"l Kimball, Neb., "home sweet home" Pfc. Henry L. Hutchinson will with her parents in the lower Val- morning at Beaumont Hospital gct-time in Jul following Dad's celebrate his 22nd !birthday June 25. ley, She is enrolled at the El Paso ting his eyes examined. Wonder if

some . Y . Here's hopmg you have a very hap- Business College and the Shorett he is worried about being exposed separation from service, return to b. thd H SP3 G d K · S h 1 d d h · P&C?

· ·i· lif d h · PY 1r ay, enry. or on . Modelmg c oo , an spen s er to the disease going around m . I c~vi l~n . e an a P armacy posi- Lewis and Sfc. Eugene P . Grabow- spare time studying at both schools. •Happy birthday greetings are tion m K1Inball. 1 · d b 1 t d b' thd S

H-obbies are fishing and hunt- s n h cscrve some e a e rr ay Wonder why several of the EM in order this week for Capt. tep-ing. w1s es. (Pfc. Leland Franke, Pvt. Herbert hens. He tells us he is only 19-

E-ducation: Grade and high Promotion congratulations are in Hames and Pfc. Jerry Lammr>rs, to ahem! school in home town of Pilger, Neb.; order for the following who made name a few) are avidly studying •John Kraft is "batchin it" while high school, Loveland, Colo.; gradu- SP3: J. B. Andrew Jr., M. P. Barr, Spanish? Could the reason be some his family is on vacation. John is ate of the University of Nebraska G.R.Bowman, M. G. Chambers,D.L. brunettes from Chihuahua? Re- living in the Men's Dorm on the I School of Pharmacy, 1955. Davis, J. J. Ettl, D. C. Fry, R. L. cently, several EM and a civilian post and !';ays that it is almost like

1 S-igma Xi (honorary science) Noone, R. D. Ryan, W. I. Snyder, escorted senoritas and took them being in the Army again. Better and Rho Chi (pharmacy society) and Warren J Fabian, (alias S. P.) · on a sightseeing tour around the watch out John, you'll be signing are his fraternal affiliations. Also, to the following who made post and White Sands Monument. that paper before you know it.

SUFFIX': Keeping up with the Pfc: S. Coleman Jr., R. A. Gag- It is believed they communicated •r made a booboo! And, I have By SANDWEISS and ALLEN Joneses-a shining future. neau, H. L. Hutchinson and E. C. via the sign la~uage. been requested to print a correction

1 l · · Siewert * * to a sta!C'ment made in last week's ONE? arr1·val of SLEEPING BEAUTY, Brief non-technica diagnosis: H ; 1 . Pvt 2 S W ·11 WESTERN UNION ANY · Early rupture, military routine and ere s we corrung .- . . 1DART PROJECT: column, to wit: Col. Collins w1

It seems that sneakers weren't only she is a he and his name is duties. The above conditions are Cassady, SP2. C. R. Ta?or, and The project said "adios and good attend the Army supply manage-good enough for David Vail of the Victor Papa, who is awakened considered to be: Permanent. SP3 G .. L. Lewis. We certamly h~pe luck" to a nice guy who left for ment course at Fort Lee and not the Security Office. He now cycles every morning by the gentle tap of * * you enJOY your tour of duty with Fort Bliss to become a civilian. He quartermaster school. OK, now am

ton picking heart? •Mike Elorreaga will soon be

celebrating his ninth year with P&C. Hope you have nine more,

to visit h is grandmother. We are still waiting to see a picture of this grandmother that Ray loves to visit. Is she blonde or brunette?

Join me for DINNER and DANCING

in the patio at

ffimUJCTmrm flJwg 0f])flna 00

HOTEL RESORT every

TUES., THURS., and SAT.

7:00 to 12: P.M.

Dancing. for dinner patrons only. , , Cocktail Lounge and giant Swimming Pool for your

added enjoyment. Chuck Wagon Dinners featured on Tues. and Thurs.

around on his newly acquired bi- Sgt. McKinley Langford, the bar- . . Nike. We certainly enjoy having is SP2 John I. Holland. I out of the dog house? 1 5 M I L E S N OR T H

cy~~~~~~~~~.~~re ~~~fu~-~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~H~~~ ~·~H:a~v~e~a~n~y~o:f~y:o:u~n~~~k~cd~L~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~=~=~=;=~=~~ Evidently there are roller skates in , * * , should be ready for occupancy tend a welcome wish to two new Bertha MacArthur had· h~nored .- -- --- -your future. OPERATIONAL FLASH FROM within six weeks, acc.ording to. C. civilians. They are Luther Lott, guests for lunch th~ other day, both

OF LAS CRUCES

Walking into the newest building WSSA STORKLAND: It was J. Bennett, construct10n superm- and Richard Kirby, both ass~gned of whom are employed at the Se­on post, we were startled by, a law bound to happen. You could gather tendent for H & Y Contractors. to work at the Launcher Secl10n. curity Pass Office. The ladies were but enchant~ voice. Accompany- that much from the veteran father * * Congratulations to. anothe~ new Mrs. M~ Ann Meleski and Mrs. ing this pleasant '.fexas drawl was Capt. Joseph G. Dobbins. WSSA

1 Mrs. Prances E. Walker, head daddy from our section. He lS Sgt. Teddy Bernal.

the personable smile of Miss Gerry security officer. Then one. day we, nurse, wore a smart-looking, well Darre.11 Roberson. Info on the ne;v on leave for two weeks is Pfc .. Lynch . . . who is working her way had to rush the good captam to the/ tailored uniform t? wor~ the other boss m. the Roberson hous~hold is John Bossart. He is enjoying that

1 toward an MRS. degree. noon bus. We k~pt our fmgers I day, one of t~e third prizes a'-11'.ard- ?ot available as yet, but we 11 have wonderful romantic place, Mexico * * crossed. Observers m the bus noted I ed by a uniform company m a it soon. City. I ATTENTION BROOKLYN SO- Capt. Dnbbins pacing. and smok~g j~ngle contest. Her prize-winning We ':"elcomed SP3 Carl Ra~ler Old step-and-a-half is now two

CTETY EDITORS: Lt. Martin Drue- three clgarettes at a trme. A special lme was worth the effort sp.ent for from his r~cent leav~ only to f~d stepping. Congratulations on your e•man of EW is on his way home :.cgrnt with an armed guard hand- I compliments have been commg her out that h~ 11 lbe taking. another m recent recovery from a broken toe

to be married. The wedding cere- ~arried in a double sealed envelope way from all directions. a short while. He must llke the Sun Pfc. Goblentz ' uony will take place on the little the report: Mother is doing fine, * * City, El Paso, seeing as how that's * * traffic island at the intersection of fa ther is all smiles. A seven- Sincere sympathy is extended to where he'll be. STD SCOOPS: K'ngs Highway. Linden Boulevard, pound, 14-ounce baby girl arrived Mrs. Marjorie Clark, dental assist- * * A bridal shower was given for 1nd Remsen and U tica Avenues. to bless their home. ant, on the death of her father. CORPORAL PROJECT: Mrs. Evelyn Buresh Sailer, La-T!.e fmpily reception will be at the * * * · * One of Corpor:i.l Project's eligi- Crosse Project, on June 13 at

1408 '.l".nificent and beautiful ERAS- The "On Post Police Callers," still WELCOME to Pvt. Richard Best, ble Misses became a Mrs. May 25. South Manzanita, Las Cruces. The "rS ROO:vr of Garfield's. A special ~marting from their last inning de- laboratory technician, formerly at Miss Sophie Chavez and Jim Mc- table was decorated with a lace · "C'ption for friends will be held re;.1t at the hands of the "Saturday the Medical Training Center, Fort Nutt were married at San Isidro tablecloth, using the cake as a cen­t Dubrow's. Lt. and Mrs. Drue- Hou:e Cleaners" two weeks ago, Sam Houston ... and to HM2 James Catholic Church in Garfield, N.M. terpiece between two lighted can-

' t.Tman plan to spend their honey- ,ake the field again this Sunday McGavock, Navy Sick Bay, who The attendants were the bride's dles. The cake carried out the moon at their summer home on against the undefeated House came to us from U. S. Naval Hos- aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Maur- theme of the shower being decorat­Coney Island Avenue. All jesting Cleaners, with avid determination pital School, Corpus Christi .... and icio Grijalva. The newlyweds were ed with graduated bells roses and aside, we wish you and Debbie the to gain revenge. The Police Callers to the post, Lt. Oren Swearengen, honored at a shower June 9. (The ribbons. Placed before' th ak best of luck. pin their hopes on what t~ey feel to denta.l clinic, and Mrs. Swearengen project ,presented he~ a st~am-dry I were two bells reading "Ha~y can~

¥ ¥ be a much stre?gthened lineup, the who rs one of our teache~s on-post. ~on). They are makm.g t~err home Evelyn" in yellow writing. Those DREAMS COME TRUE: Bar- result of an active week of contract ... they recently moved mto quar- m Arrey, N.M. Sophie lS ~ontm- attending were: Mrs. Ann Lilley,

racks 150 is proud to announce the signing by Tom Mattox, club gen- ters here. umg her. ~uaJl. role of h~usewd ifbe and :.\frs. Ann Laird, Miss Janice Eschle-eral manager. * * care~r g1!-" · un is ei:ip o~e Y the man, Miss Pauline (Bessie) Bo er

HEARING AID OWNERS---

The House Cleaners have not sat GOODBYE AND GOOD LUCK Carrie Tmgley Hospital m Tor C. Mrs Naomi· Gonzal M. EY.' d h d II . w· h" t . 1 . . es, !SS ppie idly by, however, an ave tern- to HMl Donal Russe , Navy S1ck is mg wo ruce peop e many Ortiz Mrs Mary Ann St"ck M

porarily fanned out their baseman Bay ... no longer a WSPG "sand- years of wedded bliss. Bertha M~cArthur Mr " p /s. Rich Felicetti to their Steger, Ill., locked sailor" but now attached to Welcome to 1st Lt. William G. Rab Mrs Doris Ry~n M~~ pa~ .me team to make room for hard-hitting the Atlantic Fleet serving in the Nichols who recently returned from Ame's -.:" .. s Jae el" ·

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. . ' h 1 . RSA Bcf . . , .vu . qu me an ers George Washington ~ester Just re- yss Gran~ C?o~ty, soon to be put .s~ oo m . . ore entermg ser- Miss Blanche Norris, and the uest

WATCH. THIS COLUMN

'55 MERCURY Montclair coupe $1695 '53 PLYMOUTH Belvedere coupe $7 45 '54 MERCURY hard-top ... .. ... $1395 '56 .FORD Custom 2-dr. .$1545 '56 CHRYSLER New Yorker .$2545 '55 CHEVROLET Bel-air hard-top $1495 '56 CHEVROLET 210 Sta. Wagon $1995

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} (One) 1957 Chevrolet Demonstrator THE DEALING'S FINE AT-

T UR RENT IN E 101 N. ALAMEDA LAS CRUCES PH. jA 6-5595

Did you know that

McCown Jewelers called from the Paris, Tex., club. mto commiss10n m New Orleans. v:ce, Lt. Nichols attenP,ed UCLA for of honor Mrs Saile g The addition of Hester should add ;-iilmiil••'••••·;-;;.,;;;r;. ;;;;;;. __ ;;;;;;.;.;,..;. _ _ ___ .;.. __________ ______ ._.,. _ _ even more punch to an already 1·

Myers Arcade Las Cruces

powerful hitting attack. Pitcher Nat Davis, in addition, has been plac-

1 ed on the civilian list and Dick Kresge has been signed as a free agent.

HAS A COMPLETE STOCK Both clubs boast of victory, but OF HEARING AID only Monday morning when the

BATTERIES and CORDS?

No Wait-Immediate Service

victory banner flies from either the clothes lines in Las Cruces or the mop racks of the company area will the victors be known.

* * Happy birthday to Mrs. Barbara Krull of Electronic Warfare.

SLASH PRICES I OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OF

NEW AND USED CARS FOR THIS GIANT SALE!

Listed below are just a few!

1957 PONTIAC 2-dr. CHIEFTAIN Radio, heater. like new.

1956 PONTIAC CATALINA Hard-Top 4 dr. edan. Radio, heater, Hydramatic transmission, white-wall tires. It's a dandy!

1953 OLDS SUPER 88 2-dr. Sedan Radio. heater, Hydramatic transmission. New white-wall iires. Real nice!

1953 FORD CUSTOM V-8 4-dr. Sedan Radio. heater, automatic transmission, power steering, new paint. It will suit!

1952 DODGE 4-dr. Sedan. Runs good!

1950 CHEVROLET 2-dr. Sedan Radio, heater. Just needs a home.

1950 FORD CUSTOM V-8 4-dr. Sedan Heater. Try ibis little jewel!

CACTUS MOTOR CO. NEW CAR OFFICE 338 N. Main. Ph. 6-5461

USED CAR OFFICE 1160 N. Main, JA 6-8131

TOWN & COUNTRY (Ho/fies Dinner House)

Featuring Breakfast at 6 A. M. at Popular Prices

Specialiy-hot homemade buttermilk rolls with honey.

For a feast or a snack meet your friends at the Town and Country

We also cater to small parties or banquets.

P H. JA 6· 2881 1390 N. MAIN LAS CRUCES

SEE Studebaker's New 19 5 7

SCOT·S MAN I

T 0 DA Y! 4 dr. sedan, heater, turn signals, electric windshield

wipers, up to 29 miles per gallon.

Delivered in Las Cruces

(State tax and license not included)

SCOTT MOTOR CO. STUDEBAKER - PACKARD

315 S. Main Las Cruces

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As ihe mercury climbs, we realize that summe::

days are here! We have just received a new

shipment of light, airy fashions that will help

you stay-cool during summer's heat.

FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL!

MEN'S SPORT COATS Linen or corduroy. In

blue, grey, black.green, or ian.

SIZES 36 to 42

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LADIES DRESSES

Yes, cool's the word that describes these ladies' dresses • • • cool ma­terials, cool style, cool colors • • Easy care. • . Fully Sanforized. Budget priced,

SIZES

9 to 15, 10 to 20. l6V2 to 24Yz

·399

Girls' Dresses Cool little frocks that the young set will enjoy dur­ing the hot days ahead. • • . Fresh colors. tubbable cottons and nylons.

SIZES 1to14

1.59 and 1.99

Boys' Cabana Sets Real Cool! : .• Junior will be right in style in these smart sets . • . many color combinations, 1 o n g a n d s h o r t pants, . completely washable.

SIZES 3 to 10

1.99 and 3.99

AARONSON BROS. 108 N. MAIN LAS CRUCES

$ 95 plus tax

'and your recappable tire, size 6.70/15 blackwan, tube-type.

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SERVICE CLUB

It's Jewelry-

C. A. OLSON WHEN WILL YOU BE A GRANDPARENT?

rankly, I am not trying t o th e calendar up and rush

time when many of you will be grandparents. I am writing this little message with a defin­ite purpose :to get you to invest in some lovely piece of jewelry today-so you can pass it along as a treasured heirloom when the right time comes.

You see, fine jewelry is ''for­ever." It endures through the ages and gathers with it a cher­ished host of memories that time does noit erase. So when the Big Day comes and you w ant to give a time-worn ring or a watch or

m ellowed piece of silverware o that son or daughter who has

made you a proud Grandparent, you will have it in your posses­sion, and with tender love and perhaps a few tears you will be­stow it upon the happy recipient!

As I have said before, ours is what you might call an "heir­loom store." This m eans that we stock and sell fine jew elry that 's so high in quality that it will live t hrough the years. Come in and see for yourself. And re­member that we carry all other k inds <Yf jeweiry too. But qaulity is our watchword. And "pr ice appeal" is the foundation of out business .

OLSON'S JEWELRY l Your Towle Sterlln9 llealer Next To I Quanber of Commerce - Lem Cnac•

American warships began a blockade of the north coast of Cuba April 22, 1898.

FOR THE BEST IN

COMMERCIAL

BUILDING

GENERAL CONTRACTOR Ph. JA 8·2'65 Carver Builclinri Lu Cruce9

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Mrs. \Vells Elected Head of Woman's Club

Attend Ceremony SEYMOUR JOHNSON AFB, N .C.

(AFPS)- More than 10,000 persons attended an air show and dedication ceremony here recently in honor of the late Lt. Seymour Johnson, a Naval aviator who was killed in March 1941 in the crash of a combat plane he was testing.

EXPERT TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE

One Day Sel'Tice .

MANNIE'S T.V. & RADIO 230 Soutb Phone

Main JA 1-2232

Clearance on SO Highest Quality

Gua ranteed Used Cars 1956 Cadillac coupe, all extras, 'air-conditioned

perfect ............................ ..... .... ................................... .............................................. $3995

20 . .. . 1956, 1955 Plymouths, Chevrolets, Fords, Mercurys Buicks, .Pontiacs, Chryslers, Dodges, and Cadillacs .. .. ............... $1295 UP

1956 Pontiac Catalina four-door hardtop, equipped, 9000 miles ..................................... .................... ................................................................... $1895

3 .... Cadillacs, 1956 & 1955, 1953 & 1952. . . . Coupes & sedans, all extras ....... ...................................... ....................................................... ........ $1295 UP

1955 Chrysler V -8 sedan, all power and ex tras, low mileage . .. . . ... ...... . ....... ... . ..... .... . . ......... $1695

4 . ... 1956 Buick Riviera coupes & Sedans; all extras like new ....................... .............................................................................. '. ................... .. $2295 UP

1954 Pontiac Star Chief sedan and Club Coupe, equipped ................................................................... .. .................. ..................... ~ ......... ........ $895 UP

1953 Packard 4-.door sedan, all extras; clean; A-1 condition .............................................................. _, ____ . . ...... $795

1952 Hudson Hardtop coupe ... radio & heater hydromatic 1best in town! . • . .. .. .......................... ...... ... '. .................................. '. ........... $495

1952 Studebaker land cruiser sedan, overdrive A-1 condition .......... ....... .......................... ......................... '. .............................................. . $395

1952 Buick Roadmaster sedan ... . . all extras good condition ............................................................. '. ............. . ......... - . $395

1948 Chevrolet Fleetline sedan, radio and heater; very clean ....... .................................................................................. .. .. ............ $150

FIFTY FINE CARS TO SEE

BLISS AUTO SALES - LOW FINANCING RATES -

4730 PERSHING DRIVE DIAL LOgan 6-1616 ON HIGHWAY 54 EL PASO, TEXAS

Lt Matthews Weds Miss Bell

Blood Donated

JUNE BRIDES! Glor ify your wedding day with

a superb photograph by

MATHIEU STUDIO 648 N. Alameda, Ph. JA 6-8571

Friday, June 21. 1957 - WIND 8i SAND 3

U.S. Navy Scuttlebutt By PRISCILLA SIMMONS

•William M. Cannon, IC3, is a new arrival at WSPG after com­pleting a tour of duty on the USS Vance. He has had 20 months' over­seas service and is entitled to wear the following ribbons: Good Con­duct, National Defense Korean Campaign, UN, Korean 'pvc. His home is Shelbyville, Tex., where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Can­non live.

•we welcome two new arrivals to the E&I Dept., Naval Hdqtrs. Or­lando B. Keith, mechanical engi­neer, and Luther E. Key, electronics specialist, t r ansfened from Hollo­man Air Force Base.

•we said farewell to R. W. Cal­lahan, administrative officer, June 19. After his discharge at Corpus Christi, Tex.~ he will head for home, Silver Spring, Md. He plans to work for the Stat e Department in Wash­ington after a few weeks in Fla. We wish him the best of luck in his career.

•A. L. Peterman, draftsman trainee at Public Works, is leaving us for a jcb in El Paso. We will miss his jolly dispo,;ition.

•Vera Wentworth, our "Trouble Gal" in Public Works, has threat­ened to put oodles of hidden ca­lories in the cake she is bringing in Monday to celebrate er .birth­day. What ,a mean .gal she is­tempting the poor fat souls who are or a so-called diet and who just love stuff like that.

•The boys in Public Works who were weari1:g golf caps a few weeks ago have switched their chapeaus to straw hats and now when the boys leave in the morning it looks like a bunch of farmers going forth to irrigate their crops instead of the golfers of a few weeks ago. Never a dull moment.

•The people m Public Works ar~ anxiously awaiting the arrival of the new public works officer, Lt. Wagner.

•Donald E. Dailey is passing out the cigars. The Daileys are the Food Service Award proud parents of a son, their first, LINCOLN AFB, Neb. (AFPS)-bom June 17 and weighing in at The Eighth Air Force has nomin-7 lbs. 3 1/2 ozs. Name, Michael ated Lincoln AFB for the Dining Wayne. Hall Hennessy Trophy. Effective-

•Recent births in PW: ness in food conservation, efficiency • A son, Randall Lee, born :May ~n food :i:ireparation and ~genuity

27, to Mr. and Mrs. L . G. Rodri-1 m resolving .local _food service I'.r?b­guez. Rodriguez is a truck driver. ~~r:_J~dge~h_:__::~~~

• A son, Oscar Phillip, born PROFESSIONAL CAin: June 4 _to Mr. and M_rs. T. P. Telles. makes RUGS last Telles is ~ truck driver heavy. ! longer, look lovelier!

•To !'fil· and Mrs. A. 0 . Pena, a 1

BUSH FURNITURE CO. son, K 1eron Adam, born May 30. Member National Institute ~ena is a Quarterman transporta-

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va~ation Time!!

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CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE

THE DEALING'S FINE AT-'

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•INCOMPARABLE FASHION VALUES . .. tremendous selections in beautiful coats, suits, dresses, separates and sportswear .. . plus the finest in high fashion shoes for you ladies. Outstanding selections in every smart fabric, style, color and size .. . all at the year's greatest savings!

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4 - WIND 8i SAND - Friday, June 21. 1957

Signal Corps Marks 97th Anniversary More than 1.500 soldiers and civi- which give money-saving

foms of the White Sands Signal liie to many electrical household Agency today are observing the articles, the corps has also devised 97th anniversary of the U. S. Army safety services which protect the Signal Corps by work as usual. public.

Through its planning, research, * * development· and procurement and Radar, so useful in the safety of close relation.ship with Amrican in- civil aeronautics; exact frequency dustry the Army Signal Corps is control for numerous new channels constantly on the alert to improve assigned to police cars, taxi cabs, the Army's combat effectiveness as and other high frequency radios; well as to help raise the American and radiation detection are a few of standard of living. the items pioneered by the corps

Through extensive efforts to im- and released for use to the public. prove its equipment, the Signal . Other benefits to the civilian Corps has developed items benefi- economy resulting from the corps cial to .American living, which have research and development are por­provided taxpayei·s with proof that table TV cameras, new and im­moncy spent by the corps in its de- proved techniques of microwave velopment and research programs, radio relay communication, sup­is being returned to the public in pression of spark plug interference the form of more efficient and in autos and trucks, better tele­mom~y-saving devices for better !iv- phone service, improved polarized ing. relays for :railroads and the ship-

A prime example is the printed ping industry, and a variety of circuit, and a companion develop- others. ment known as the "auto-assemb- From signaling by telegraph, ly" of electrC'nic parts which is now flags, light reflections and messcn­almost universally used in the chas- ger, the Signal Corps has advanced sis of commercial radios and tele- · the art of communication and elcc­vision sets. tronics to the electronic computer,

I RID Bits By:

VIOLET VUKOBRATOVICH (WSPG) f CECELIA SANCHEZ (HADC)

.B.APPY BIRTHDAY: . J easy this summer and maybe go .Dieter E. Holberg on his 26th lo Phoenix some weekend

bi,-=thdqy which he celebrated JWle Hazel Lewis-Plans on° going to ' 19. Los Angeles. * * Bob Paul-To Mississippi. A.

TDYl: Willie .Lentz-Undecided ~,. Dr4~ Schendel is on a two-week present tune. -

TDY1 at Rock Island Arsenal at- Vernon Miller-To Mexico to fish. tenru ng a "top management semin- J eanctte Hirashima-Would like aJ\." to go to Hawaii. * * Bob Modern Just want~ to hang WE.'OCOME TO: around _Las Cruces and take it easy.

John Roth assigned to Optical Syst( '1..0S Section.

Boh Modern who comes to us from the Comptroller's Office and is nov.r with Plans and Analysis. Bob sh ~died in the East and has a degree in accoW1ting. He is married; has two .childrien and is residing in Las Crw~es. Happy to have you with us.

* * LEAVE: A/le Cavallo is leaving on a 30-

day leave to Boston. Received_ a postcard from Dr.

Wilk and1 family. They are tour­ing the S<iuthwest before they re­turn to N.ew York.

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CLOSE OF DAY - Nursery, beginners and primary deparlmenl:; of the Vacation Bible School close the daily session in song before an altar with ·lighted candles. The school ended Friday after an open

house from 3: 30 to 4 p .m. and a program put on by the childrtm in Seems like everyone is talking

vacations abou.t this time of the year. We got around to asking some of the personnel what they intend­ed to do :this summer and this is the result:

G. G. Snodgrass & Son Hearing aids, as well as mm1a­ture civilian radio receivers use transistors instead of vacuum 'tubes as a result of Signal Corps research. Even smaller and more reliable pocket radios and near-invisible hearing aids will soon result from current developments, through mi­niaturization of capacitors resistors and other electronic part~. '

An entire family of tiny reliable batteries, such as the mercury zinc­silver-oxide and nickel cadmium cells, have been made possible through research conducted by the Signal Corps.

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Becky Roberts, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Frank W. Roberts, arrived recently from Chatham, Va., to spend the summer with her parents at WSPG.

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Becky, 16, completed her third year at Chatham Hall, a finishing •Once again we would like to school for girls, and plans to re- welcome a newcomer to Message turn for her senior year next Sep- Center, Pvt. Don Geiser, who hails tember. from the windy city of Chicago.

During the past school year she However, I think after. he has been was active in the Sherwood D~am- ar?und here ~or awhile ~e won't atic Club Riding Club and was think that Chicago lS so wmdy af­president

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she has gotten quite a nice tan since A Stockton, Calif., woman cyclist she left. Their journey took them

who believed bicycle riders should 'round California way, but they Observe the same traffic rules as were not too happy with the coun­car drivers thrust out her arm to try there. They were quite taken signal a turn and broke it in the with the city of Phoenix though, window of a passing car. on their return trip.

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Report From ROA By CAPT. BOB STEELE

Brig. Gen. Harold R. Duffie, ex- From the June publication, it is ecuti,·e director of ROA for the learned that Rep. Granahan (D-Pa) past y-car, has submitted his resig- submitted an amenctz:ient to ROPA nation from that post. In his Jetter to the House to provide that N'.I-val, to Col. Roger L. Zeller, national ~arme Corps. ~ and USCGR officers president, he was quoted by 'The m1tially appomted ~foce. Sept .. 2, Officer" as citing "pressing personal 1945, ma~ be retarned. m active reasons." The resignation, accepted sta~us. ~n.tll the ~0th ann~versary of by Col. Zeller, will become effec- their mitial appomtment if s~ch an­tive June 30. Gen. Duffie intends to n~versary occurs before their 65th return to his home in Harwich Port birthday. Mass. t ' There are roughly 60 amend-

The matter of his replacement will be one of the items of business at the national convention the last of this month. In the meantime, the post is being filled lby Maj. M. H. Manchester, present editor of "The Officer" and director of public re­lations and information of national headquarters.

During Gen. Duffie's tenure of office, considerable activity has been initiated in securing member­ships and increasing the strength of ROA. In accepting the resignation, Col. Zeller also expressed appreci­ation for the sincerity and vigor Gen. Duffie displayed, and said that his interest and devotion to ROA and contributions to national de­fense were a record of which he could be proud. , Gen. Duffie has always shown a great deal of interest in San Augus­tin Chapter at WSPG, and has been extremely cooperative in assisting our officers whenever asked to do so.

ments to ROP A, proposed by the Pentagon, mostly technical. They probably will not reach this session of Congress, however.

* * Lt. Col. C. D. Collins, newly el­ected president of San Augustin Chapter, plans to hold a joint meet­ing of the old and new executive committees in the interest of con­tinuity. This action is commendable, and inasmuch as this present ad­ministration will establish the pre­cedents for future activities, this joint meeting is important.

The department presiaent, Lt. Col. M. D. Sloane Jr., appointed Lt. Col. E. C. Nicholson as a depart­ment delegate to the national con­vention this month.

Five members of our chapter were listed in this month's issue of "The Officer" as new members of the GAM Club. They were Lt. Charles Casner, Capt. Melvin Tay­lor, Capt. Phil Sekulic, Maj. Win­ston Frost and' Lt. T. R. Brown.

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Sabbath Eve services will be held in the Post Chapel at 8 p.m. today_ An Oneg Shabbat will follow.

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Worship services at 10 and 11 a.m. in the Post Chapel.

Episcopal services in rthe Post Chapel at 7: 30 p.m.

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Badminton Players Post, Cruces Teams Alwa.rs Win· At WSPG Capture

~4ttends Double Events Title

1WSPG Good Luck Charm? Friday. June 21. 1957 - WIND &: SAND = 5

When Steve Branigan, 14,

STEVE BRANIGAN

has not been tr ied in game condi­tions to date except for intra-squad games. The coaches have plans for another position for Steve when he is not catching but as yet have not divulged w her e it may be. They are awaiting results of experiments now

Proving wound badminton bi.((­wigs strok,ed their way to the double eventls title and the r unner­up slot of tlhe men's single event of the Five Star Badminton Tour ­nament held at the WSPG Gymna­sium last SWlday.

SP3 Herman. Alswan.gcr of U.S. Army Garrismn Det. 2 and Pvt. R~hard Hahn of WSSA smashed their way to a 15-8, 15-6 victory

Navy Continues . at Top In Post Softball Play

over the Fort Bliss duo, Bill Hinds The smooth-sailing Desert Navy when lOOth ASA batters connected and Bob Wertheimer, t o cop the softball team continued to dom in- again . Levy' greeted the Navymen double event's· t itle of the tourna- ate the Intramural Softball League with a free pass to firs t. After two ment . as it managed to squeeze ou t a 12- outs, p itcher Bill Muir singled t o

In the men's • single division, SP3 11 victory over the lOOth ASA last drive in Levy. Centcrficlder Blake Alswanger fell short of sweeping week, running the total wins to 10 stre tched his RBI record as he the afternoon-lmg tournament for straight. drove in three additional r uns mak­WSPG, as he was defeated by In winning the first game of their ing it 12-11.

By Pfc RAMON KATIGBAK

Henry Nixon of Holloman Air De- second round schedule, the free- The seventh inning saw no hostil-velopment Centler, l5-8, 15-B, drop- swinging tilt proved no picnic for ities on the part of both teams. ping him in th; r~er-up slot. .the Navy cloutcrs as the start of The final scoreboard read: Navy,

the first inning saw the boom ing i2 runs, 9 h its, 2 errors; and the The tournament, sponsored by bats of the lOOth ASA . p layers lOOth ASA, 11 runs, 10 hits, and 4

Armed Services YMCA in El Paso, .push in five runs. The big blow .errors. Winning pitcher was Jack­featured teams from Fort Bliss, came from lOOth ASA's centerfielcf- son Casto and losing pitcher was HADC, William Beroimont, and er Blake, as . he banged out an Muir. WSPG. Biggs Air Force base was around- the- circuit hit. unable to seod a representative. 0 th · f b 11 · Not to be outdone. Navy's Lochner er intramural so t a scores Others who partic;..,ated were:

* * ""' whacked one over the fence to drive

Henry Nixon and Bill Marcollo of i ntwo tallies in the sailors' half of were: Det. 1 won over 52l st, 12-8; Det. 2 defeated 2nd Prov. Ord. Gp., 12-2; Det. 1 blasted 2nd Prov. Ord. HADC; Sam McCann and Orin NeL the first.

son of William Beaumont Hospital; ·Bill Hinds, Bob Wertheimer, Frank E vangello and John Manning, of Port Bliss.

Trophies donated by the Armed Services YMCA were .awarded to the first and second place winners by SP2 Henry Parsons, WSPG's as­sistant athletic director.

2 Teams Tied In Teen League

* * 'Gp., 13-2; Det 4 crashed the Fly-Capitalizing on loose · defense, -swatters, 14-0; WSSA handcuffed

Navy stroked ahead in t he second Air Weather, 16-6 ; Det. 2 trampled inning, scoring four r uns on a b ig the Flyswatters, 11-1; and lOOth triple by Dale Weatherton. ASA edged out 52l st., 16-14.

The third inning saw the lOOth SECOND ROUND ASA batters come to life again as SOFTBALL ST AN DINGS centerfielder Blake led off with a TEAM W L PCT. single and went to second as ~earn- Det. 2 ......... - ........................ 2 0 1.000 mate Banelle walked. Momentarilly J)et. 1 ..................................... 2 O 1.000 stranded when Winn struck out, Navy .................. .................. 2 0 1.000 both runners advanced on a hit by Det. 4 ...... ............ - ................ ! 0 1.000

WSSA . . .. .......................... 1 0 1.000 .'100th ASA ................ .. .... ..... 1 1 .500 Air Weather .................. . 0 1 .000

under way. The Alley Cats and the Flying The new Rocket field will be ·Tenpins were tied for fir st place

ready for use in July. Come out and last week in the Teen Club Bowling watch these young boys . (13-:1.5) League, which meets in the Navy perform to the best of theIT abillty bowling a lley Wednesdays.

The rocket-powered pitching arm of Jackson Casto led the Desert Navy softball team to its I Uh straight win when the sailors sank Air Force's Air Weather team by 16-6 here Monday night.

F lyswatters ............... 0 2 .000 2nd Prov. Ord. Gp . ..... 0 2 .000

realizing that they are not profes- Each of the teams has won all s ional nor fully developed in their· eight games bowled . . baselball skills. The opponents will The Jug Heads with six wins and also be boys developing their skills two losses is next in standing. in playing baseball. Barbara Jennings was high aver-

521st . ... .. . ... 0 2 .000 (Note-Medics has dropped out in

the second round and has been re ­placed by the F lyswat ter s, a team made up of on-post Gls and offi­cers.)

W.SPG Sport Car Club Ral/j Aids Muscular Dystrophy Association

age for t he girls with 96 and high s eries with 342.

Lee Jensen holds the boys' h igh a verage w ith 132 and high series wt.th 452.

The Navy team. under the coaching of Bob Weymouth. is made up of D. J. Kalk, B. R. Lochner, Richard Denson, Rog­er Dutton, Dale Weatherton, Russell Constanza, Charlie Simmons. Robert Schmitt, Sam Lott. Paul Orth. George Craig and Kenneth McCoy.

Tb.e Alley Cats have high team Cannon. Levy was pegged at home­game with 1734, and t he Jug Heads plate while trying to stretch a tr iple

Firemen in Newton, Mass., were prime suspects after a recent false alairm. The alarm was sounded from the firehouse.

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Comets Maintaining Slim League Lead

15 car owners participate from Las with 588, high team series. he clouted. Two runs came in fQr Cruces to El Paso's Texas Western Team standings are : the lOOth ASA. College campus. W L Navy made it 10-7 in its half of

Two New Mexico A&M students Alley Cats .......... ............................ 8 0 the third as Charlie Simmons copped first place honors, and Mr. ·F lying Tenpins ........................... 8 0 tripled. Kalk drew a base on balls and Mrs. Cliff McCatheron of El J ug Heads . .................................. ... 6 2 w ith George Craig grounding out Paso won second place. Holy Rollers ................................... 3 5 to the lOOth ASA third baseman.

In winning the estimated 50-mile Sloppy Hoppers ........................ 2 6 But a throw by him to second base course, Geis and his wife were El Dorados ··· · .. ......... ...... 2 6 to force out Kalk r esulted in Sim-awardcd a sterling silver ashtray Team captains are: Alley Cats, mons dashing for homeplate. Russell with the words "3rd Place" inscrib- J im Walker; Flying Tenpins, Wally Constanza singled over third to ed. Stewart; Jug Heads, Francis -Rowe; score two extra runs for Navy. * * Holy Rollers, Richard Denning; Navy insured its lead with two

. Sloppy Hoppers, Mary J ane Gear- more runs in the foui·th as pitcher I Followmg the rally Sunday after- ou; El Dorados, T. C. Burkett. Casto doubled, and went to third

noon was a gymkhana, sponsored M/ Sgt. R. J . Gearou is dir ector of on an error. Simmons followed with

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117 E. Griggs Las Cruces Some 36 ore1gn an oca spo - tary treasurer A · d · · ·

to s truggle to keep the half-point cars assembled on Texas W estern - · ct10n cease until the sixth , "You Rate w it h State"

lead over the hard-hitting Gu tter College campus to compete in the Snipes who have b een breathing obstacle course. Rename AG Office '[ down theJ.r necks for fJ.rst place for Curt Newman of Biggs Air Force several weeks. Base, El Paso, came in first driving WASHINGTON (AFPS) - The /

When the Comets chalked up 181 an MG, w ith J ocko Cinco of EI •Cajreer Management Division in wins and 10 losses, the Snipes were P a.so placing second. He was behind the Office of the Adjutant General r ight there with 171h wins and 10% the wheel of a Volkswagon. Third will be r enamed the Officer s As­losses.

1 prize went to Tom Kane, owner of signment Divii;ion July 1. The func-

The Aerobees t ied with the an Austin Healey, from Biggs Air tions of the division will not change,

I Garns for f ifth ' place last week, For~e Base. . the Army said. bounced to the third slot, pushing F irst Lt. George H orsfall .of Nike --------the Hi-Los back to four th place. Pro3ect, placed fourth m thIS event. A Navy Viking rocket reached an

P ea 1 !JI ei h Aerobees still has He also was fourth in t he rally with altitude of 51 and one-half miles hi h r r cth' 210 d ' d . partner P vt. Marshall Roath of U. S. and a speed of 2,250 mph of Whit e

g game w1 an move m . s ds p · Ga: d N M to take high average from P enny A~my Garrison Det . 1, who acted as an rovmg oun • . . Ge G tt s · 'th 148 driver. May 3, 1949.

arou, u er rupes, wi · Pfc. S teve Styers of the lOOth --------TEAM STANDINGS ARE: ASA was rally committeeman. After stopping his car to help I

W L An entrance fee of $1 t o the r ally other drivers involv~ in a minor 10 and $2 to the gymkh ana w as collision in Salt Lake City, a man Comets ................... 18

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Troop Command Weekly WSPG Bus Driver Twice Decorated For Korean Service

Navy Unveils Talos, Developed at WSPG

By PVT. AVRAM BUTENSKY CARBINE: The last of the sched- babe, Greene D. Mock was trying A twice-decorated former infan- (Continued from Page 1)

1 destroyed by direct hits at the long-

uled firing sessions is due tomorrow to harass the whole Troop Com- try soldier is this week's featured sity, Silver Springs, Md. The. first est missile range. when Det. 4 will brave the wind mand with his question: "Does """'-, "-.,, -subject in tile "Know Your Driver" m's;;ile was the rocket-propelled Furthermore, these tests have and sand for the eye-sharpening 'Canada have a Fourth of July?"\ \ series. 1 Terrier. Two crui~ers, USS Boston demonstrated that the Ramjet en-exercises. . .. When everyone answered NO,, ~· ~~ ' ' Rogelio C. Rivas, a native of Las hind USS Canberra, and a destroyer, gine has long passed the experi-* * -::!aiming it was only in the USA, '\ ..._ Cruces, popularly known among his USS Gyatt, armed with Terrier, arc mental stage. In fact, the design

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NOBODY HOME: Capt. F . L. Mock then pondered if in Canada ., · daily riders from New Mexico A&M now with the U. S. fleet. of the Talos engine has not I Becht, of Troop Command, had they went from July 3 to .July 5 College to this missile testing in- Production of Talos missiles is changed in the last 4% years an • been on the phone for quite some * * stallation, is one who can boast of moving ahead at the Naval Indus- reliability has been proved in t time trying to get the SLallion Site IN THE CRACKERBARREL: Lt. \ an impressive Anny record. trial Reserve Ordnance Plant, Mi- after test. orderly room. After the phone was Charles Bursa!, lately of Anheim, ""- \ The 26-year-old Korean veteran .:hawaka, Ind., which the Bendix Lt. Cmdr. O. J. Cooper is Talos net '.llswered, due to a faulty con- Germany, is the new CO at Det. 3. ""' )t, iii'\ ,... served with the 24th Infantry Divi- Aviation Corp., operates for the Project officer at the U. S. Naval nect10n, Capt. Becht suggested that SP2 M ·h · f D · t 6 h d _ •. sion in Japan and was awarded two B r f o d th l

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. s ·t . · . ug m o e · , w o e, • u eau o r n'lnce. Ordnance Missile Test Facility here e opera.tor rs a ion i e on parled last Apri·l, has i·ust returned ...&..., -~ **"~ bronze stars for valor. His tour of h d d Bendix, t e prime ccmtractor for where the Talos was tested.

the morning report as ea · 'and during his abse~1ce lost his PROMOTIO?·T - Ma1". Gen. W. E. Laidlaw pins new insignia duty lasted four years. Talos received a $27 000 000 * * • * * * , ' ' pro- Cmdr. Cooper is assisted by Lt. freedom by saying, "I do." ... Dur- of rank on Maj. Thomas R. Ward. assistant chief of personnel. ROGELIO C. RIVAS duction order early this year. E. c. "'[oss and L~. (J.g) w1·111·am c.

BHW 1\NA .RUIDOSO: · After a m· g the Oscura Range Camp IG Rivas is much at home behind a'-------------- ~· ,, He is a veteran of more than 16 years' service with the Ord- ,.... * * C l 1 · sev. ere thr. ashing at th.e .race .track,

1·nspection, Pvt. Sass couldn't re- wheel. He has been a truck driver onne 1. Taos Project engmeer ~ ance Corps. (U.S. Army Photo) · T. L A/ · E T N 1 d thmgs picked up a bit m this re- member anything and was "all and freight driver here, and smce .LVJ eague Umnl Talos is powered with a 1'amjet · · o an ·

sort town to a smashing howl down shook up" ~hen the IG talked to January 1954 a bus operator. engine less than 30 inches in dia- -------yonder away from the desert's mel- him ... Bernie (Doberman) Asch A my Act· 1·1· s Get New Name at WSPG Rivas also drives proving ground Plan Get-Together meter with a velocity several times D . A . d low hushes an.d unwar:ted heat. has the sign "It's All Over" on his r IV 1e employes to scattered missile sites the speed of sound. river rrazgne ~~~~ea a~o~l ~:{ ~~~t J~:~d~~~ ~~a~;Jt~sa;~l~~at· ,;h~n ~vt~o= Continued from Page 1) I San.ds Proving Ground is expand~g ar~~dd;ii~~g ability was also put sit~a!~~t~:~:s~n~~~ru~;l~;:d Sine~ a. Ramjet m~t be boosted On Three Charges Ae quintuplet of rollicking fellows, met lells you "Oh we can go anywhere Scheduling of firings and other I rapidly. The three services usmg to use in the Army as he drove at White Sands Proving Ground are to som~ speed, a. solid propellant • -in the. peaceful palace in. Nair. obi ilt al1, r:n not hungry," she's really missions ·was to be accomplished 1 the .combmed range .. employ al?- Liberty buses while stationed in invited to an alumni get-together :rocket is used during the few sec- A driver charged with drivmg

" th h b d d f proximately 15 000 military and c1- to be held in· southern Dona Ana onds of the boost phase. The booster h"l · t · t d dr" ' 1· an~ l.isten1

ed to the soothmg p1an~ thinking, "I'll start off with a side roug a oar compose o repre- . . ' Japan. w I e m ox1ca e , no iver s i-of Smgm Sam the Barbasol Man. of steer and gradually gain mo- sentatives of the three services un- V1lian personnel and last year He r esides with his wife, the County next weekend. ihE'1: falls away and the Ramjet ~nse and running a stop sign was After a "marvey" affair, the boys, mentum." ... For those still in der the direction of the command- spent ll'bout $l50,000,000. former Carmen Mendoza, and chil- A swimming party, cocktail hour ~~~~~~ takes over the propulsion among the traffic violators whqA Jumpin' John Epler, Ri~ochetting doubt, sp3 Donald Po:nter IS get- ing general of White Sands Proving dren, Peter and Dennis, at 1720 and dinner at Ardovino's Restaur- pcared before U. S. Commiss .. Roland Baggott, Bad Bill Burns, ting out, in fact, he's gone, real Ground. A m:m who has money to burn Baldwin Drive Las Cruces. ant, 4501 Anapra Road, near the Talos is guided to its target by a L. J . Maveety last Friday. ~yself! and Black B~rt (who luck- gone ... Aunt Jo's Cha Cha class- Provision was made that, in the never has any trouble finding a Transportati;n officials have cit- boundary of Texas and New Mex- mechanical brain within the wea- Others were charged with reck-il.Y sw1t~hed to Brazil Beans at the es have brought out the "animal" event of disagreement, appeals flame. ed him with a safety award for his ico, will be held Saturday, June 29, pon, known as the steering intelli- less driving causing an accident, right time) returned to the log in Pvt. John George , . . even could be made to higher authority, careful driving. with swimming getting under way gence system,. to insure great ac- running the Desert Road gate, park-cabm an~ later to WSP~ unaware though KEPO doesn't predict it, through their own channels, by the ------- at noon. curacy when Talos closes in on its ing too close to a building, failure of .a.i:ythmg, save a desl!e for an the Dodgers will win the pennant, Navy and Air Force. Success of the target. When it is within lethal to take proper parking precautions, a~pmll: and. fon~ memories of the regardless of what Pfc Joe Trippie- plan has been such that no appeal AVOI~ CAl<C:l-ESS Df<'IV/IJG Battalion to Jump Any Ivy League alumnus is wel- range, a proximity fuzc detonates and expired license plates and no mght m Nairobi. di says ... Sfc. Bruce Adams of has ever been necessary-this des- OIJCIJ~VES OR A J.11/...L. , FORT BRAGG, N. C. (AFPS)- come to attend, according to Pfc. the warhead. driver's license.

. h f h . IF..,...''t: noc no«<SIJ'TGefYO<J Ben Barnett, of LaCrosse Project * * * * Det. 1 is Hawaii bound ... Knob- p1te t e act t at m one recent year ',, ""' v' '"' The 50th Signal Bn., lbecame the Drivers appearing before Maveety 1 th 1 600

. ·1 d -r11l!!! u11r1.:::0"T"A 1./,-:'.0 WILL here, who is aosisting with arrange-NCO?: Happy Harry Becker, the by Knees have been drawing wolf t,:1. one, more an , m1ss1 es an l ,..t;; "'V'." ''"'" ~ . only unit of its kind in the Army ments for the event. Because of the high cost of drone today will include those charge

only Spec one in captivity, took whistles towards the bermuda rockets were t ired and more than ~ recently when it was changed to the target p~anes, the test missiles have with running a stop sign, speeding charge of the lackadaiscal famed shorts troupe in WSSA. twice that number of special mis- 50th Airborne Signal Bn. The bat- Reservations must be made by been equipped with smoke puff ap- 50 mph in a vehicle restricted to 35 seventh platoon of Det. 2 in an en- :;ions carried out on the proving talion now has about 650 men. It next Thursday with Dick Marshall paratus instead of warheads. Des- mph, unauthorized use of a govern-tourage from billets to brashness and A scallop has no head, but has ground. i tifS will have slots for approximafely in El Paso at telephones, KE 2-5538 pite this precaution, a surprising ment vehicle, and parking too close

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5310 in CAS unsuspecting platoon responded in amazement with a chorus of com- RULES OF THE AD-RIME CONTEST plete silence. Becker maneuvered 1. Any person is eligible except members of families or employees of the snoring soldiers through a ser- the Las Cruces Citizen. ies of dismounted drill exercises, 2. Find and write the "hidden slogan" formed from words scaUered and then giving up, he dismissed J among the ads. Work from lefi to right columns. the group and "Jekylled" himself 3. Print or write your Ad-Rime and, your name. address. occupation back to the infamous role of Happy and phone. Bring or mail to the Cilize,n office on card or coupon. Harry. 4. The Las Cruces Citizen will have lines impartially judged and will * * award $10.00 each week for the best line and $50.00 for the line judged

DOUBLE PARKED: A brief best among ihe 26 weekly winners. while hack, the Det. 1 company 5. Any contestant may submit more than one line, if desired. clerk, Pfc. Jim Fleming, was rudely 6. This contest closes at 5 p.m. each Tuesday. All lines must be in the

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awakened by a colony of MPs, Las Cruces Citizen office by that date and hour. trying to pih him on a ''parking too 7. In case of lies. identical prizes will be awarded to all lying conieat-

ants. The decision of the judges will be final. close to the building charge." They ...,. ______________________________ _.

Bring or mail this coupon (or duplicate on plain paper or post card) to the Las Cruces Citizen office. We will pay $10.00 in cash for the best Ad-Rime. -Copyright R. P. Ross ._ __________________________ _,.

charged him to get his "cotton pickin" MG off the patio. . . As if this wasn't too close to sleeping quarters, Pvt. Paul Sailor soon after found his motor scooter in the u ·T F OR ABIG VA O N hallway.

* * LANGUAGE BARRIER: In a Each Thursday for 26 weeks, U0.00 each will be paid for the best line rhyrnlng Vlith the current headline. Best ot the 26 weekly winners will win a $.'l0.00 Grand Prize.

AD-RIMES should correspond with the headline In RHYME and MJ;~R. Pre!erence Is given to lines boasting "Local Trade." Example: (do not copy) "BARGAINS ARE A BUMPER CROP." You need buy nothing to enter the contest but to quality you must write the weekly "hidden slogan" formed lrom the hidden words scattered among the ads. Work trom left to right, one word in each column.

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controversy in Squad Room 217 of Det. 2, the boys were trying to I harass Pvt. Roland Baggott (who has since been whisked to Det. 4) into believing some.fairy tale which Cha Cha Joe Trippiedi cooked up. (Joe is always telling fairy tales.) When the discussion turned to Pfc. Ken Low for his opinion, the smil­ing Californian begged out of tile debate by remarking: "I don't speak

AIR CONDITIONERS BEAUTY SHOPS (CONT.) Solano Beauty Shop Complete Beauty Service Experienced Operators

English." INDEPENDENCE DAY: Haze-

Asked to Form Advisory Unit

Fred's Welding & Sheet Metal Shop

Full Line Air Conditioning & Cooler Supplies 642 W. Organ Ave. JA 6-5842

Mesilla Valley Sheet Metal Works

Evaporating Coolers and Carrier Refrigeration

Montana off Solano J A 6-8218

Star Beauty Shop Specialize in General Beauty & Pedicure 131 E. Las Cruces JA 6-26~1

(Continued from Page 1) 135 N. Water St. JA 6-8501 BOWLING Earl Stull Jr., Dona Ana County commissioner;

Clint Smith, manager of the Me­silla Valley Chamber of Commerce; Pat McClernon, city maanger of Las Cruces; Dan Sosa Jr., district attorney; Homer E. Gruver, pub­lisher of the Las Cruces Citizen; John R. Hoover, principal of tile WSPG Elementary School;

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APPLIANCES Ikard 8c Newsom Philco TV Another Triumph Of Photosonic Research 141 S. Main JA 6-6691

AUTO REPAIRS Auto Electric Service Motor Tune-Up Specialists 142 N. Church St. JA 4-4421 S. A. Wood Garage Complete Auto Repair All Work Guaranteed 959 N. 5th JA 6-8301

AUTO SUPPLIES Western Auto Associate Store Everything For The Auto & Home. Playline Equip., Coolers,

Paradise Bowling Lanes Open 8 a.m. till 1 a.m., Coffee Shop Bowling Equipment for Sale 227 S . Main JA 4-7291

BUILDING MATERIALS Woodward Lumber Co. All Kinds of Building Materials "We Give S&H Green Stamps" 1040 N. Main JA 6-5481 stores

BUS LINES Whitfield Bus Lines Why Take a Chance & Wreck Your Car When Going By Bus Is Safer By Far JA 6-9171

Frank Z. Romero, sheriff of Dona Ana County; Kenneth S. Barnhill, district probation officer; the Rev. Bancroft P. Smith, rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church; Ber­nard Gluck, Las Cruces busi­nessman; the Rev. Will~ Ryan, pastor of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church; S. H. Mose­ley, principal of Las Cruces High School; C. H. Tenney, retired Army brigadier general; and Capt. Archie White, district officer in charge of the New Mexico State Police.

Easy Terms 424 N. Main

JA 6_5420 CABINET SHOP Jack's Cabinet Shop

New Executive Officer Named

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Whites Stores Inc:. The Home of Greater Values For Auto & Home - Tire Sale 435 N. Main JA 6-6608

AUTO WRECKING H 8c B Auto Salvage All Late Parts - Cars & Trucks 121 E . Madrid, off N. Main JA 6-6422

York City and her parents live AVIATION tilere.

Succeeding Capt. Hoey as exe­cutive officer to Col. Hamill is Capt. Clarence W. Kingsbury, who moves into the office from an assignment on the Ordnance Mission staff in the Air Defense Project Office.

Crawford Flying Service Inc. Charter Flights, Student Inst. Crop Dusting, Sales & Service End of E. Hinton Ave. JA 6-9936 Thes.e

Born in Sioux City, Iowa, Capt. BANKS Kingsbury attended high school at 'Long Beach, Calif., and Iowa State 'College where he was 'a USMA graduate in 1946. He served four years with the infantry and saw overseas duty with the 26th Infan­try, First Division.

He was an instructor at the U.S.

Farmers & Merchants Bank The Friendly Bank 411 N. Main

First National Bank

JA 6-5546

F.H.A. Improvement Loans Complete Banking Service 131 N. Main JA 6-6674

Military Academy at West Point from 1950 through 1953, Department BARBER SHOP

' of Military Topography and Gra­phics. He is a graduate of ordnance officers'I advanced course and a gra­duate of the ordnance advanced ed­ucation program. He received a

Lounge Barber Shop "Tom Carmichael" Nothing But The Best 1254 Picacho

master of science degree in engi- BEAUTY SHOPS neering science there in 1956.

Capt. Kingsbury resides at tile proving ground with his wife, Martha, and two children, Kathy Lee and Corbin Wade,

Irene's Beauty Shop Hair Cutting & Dying, Manicure Your Permanent with Irene 1324 W. Brownlee JA 4-4352

Saw Service - Furniture Repair 924 N. 3rd JA 6-6183

CAMERA SHOP Ballard's Photo Shop Complete Line of Camera Supplies, 24 Hr. Service 119 S. Main

CLEANERS Cothern Cleaners U Drive Thru. Service, S&H Green Stamps, Plastic Bags 250 W. Las Cruces JA 4-4171

CONCRETE BLOCKS Diamond Block & Gravel Co. All Types of Cinder & Pumice Blocks Kansas & Alamo Sts., JA 6-5611

Irving Block Co. Pumice Building Blocks -Steel Windows - Cement Amador St. & Santa Fe Tracks JA 6-6842

DEPARTMENT STORES The Fair

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Las Cruces Hdqs. for Better Values for Men, Women, Boys & Girls 138 N. Main JA 6-5651

O'N eils Department Store It's a Pleasure to Serve You 225 N. Main JA 6-5581

United Incorporaied Your Friendly Store -Where Your Dollar Buys More 101 N. Main JA 4-4132

Read the following carefully for 'AD-RIME' hints SOME VISIT RELATION - SOME SEEK RELAXATION;

COME GET INFORMATION - FOR EACH SITUATION. Fishing .. boating .. dancing and dining .. motoring .. foreign travel .. visiting .. photo­

graphy . . golfing .. o;: just loafing. Vacation plans, through diversification, are summed up in just one word - FUN.

Whatever you need, it's here - and that's for sure. Long ago, your Directory merchants tabbed this as a great vacation year. Orders were placed and the goods are now on display. Even though your vacation may call for something unusual ... like a new-fangled diving harness ... your accommodating local dealer will find what you want and do his level best to get it for you.

Last week's winner:

E. ,K. Thames, 514 S. Mesquite THE WINNING RHYME:

Everyone remember Dad; For better gifts try local ads.

SAVE YOURSELF TIME AND MONEY REAL ESTATE C. B. Smith Realty & Construction Co.

SERVICE ST A TIONS (Cont.) Johnny Carr Sinclair Service We Give S&H Green Stamps No. 1, 1144 W. Picacho, JA 6-2793

There is fun in just talking about vacations. Come around . . . tell us your pet plans . . . let's exchange ideas. Then when you return come again with the pictures and the stories. May­be we will decide on your kind of a vacation next year

OUTFIT FOR A BIG VACATION - AT THE BEST STORES IN THE NATION

"Buy from the Builder & Save" Remodeling - FHA -No Down Payment 1640 Colorado JA 6-5411

No. 2, 500 Solano, JA 6-9941 .....-1550 W. Picacho, JA 4-7042 -,.

We're betting $10.00 you can write a better one.

DRESS SHOPS Bonnie's Dress Shop Custom Made Squaw & Fiesta Dresses, Convenient Lay Away 136 N. Main JA 6-2222 abound

DRESS & GIFT SHOP el encanto dress & gift shop "Just a Little Different" 315 N. Main JA 6-2221

DRIVE IN Tastee-Freez Freezer Fresh -Direct from Freezer 500 E. Lohman

DRY CLEANING &: LAUNDRY

JA 6-6283

Quick Service Laundry Your Sanitone Cleaner 131 N. Water, JA 6-2424 1307 W. Picacho, JA 4-4111 1410 S. Solano, JA 6-5131

ELEC. CONTRACTING Bates Electric Co. Where Commercial Contracting

GROCERY STORES U-Totem Grocery "Courtesy Is Our Motto" 342 E. Hadley JA 6-9995 -----~·~--------

HARDWARE H ardware House & Gifts Save on Household Items & Toys, Budget Accounts Invited 221 S. Main JA 6-6341

HOME BUILDERS Brazilo Construciion "Home and Fence Building" Remodeling - JA 4-4893 with

HOTELS Campbell Hotel The Nicest Air Conditioned Hotel in Town 307 S. Main

INSURANCE JA 6-5441

Farney I nsurance Agency Dwelling, Auto, Liability And General Insurance 107 W. Griggs JA 4-4241

Is Our Specialty F ra nk O. Papen & Co. 960 S. Melendres JA 6-5691 There Is No Insurance

ELECTRIC MOTOR SERV. Substitute That Can Do So T 1

Much So Cheaply urner's E ectric Motor Service 137 S. Main JA 6-5571

24 Hr. Service on All Air Conditioning Motors LADIES READY TO WEAR 1159 W. Picacho JA 6-5721

FARM EQUIPMENT Romney Equipment Co. Complete Line of John Deere Agricultural & lndustr. Equip. 271 W. Amador Ave. JA 4-4301

FLOOR COVERINGS Stryker's Carpets - Paints -Floor Coverings

Aaronson Bros, Inc. Quality Merchandise for Less Men's, Ladies' & Childrens' Apparel 108 N. Main JA 6-2851

LIQUOR STORE Ace Liquor Store Drive In Window, Park. Space Under New Management 1402 W. Picacho JA 6-6712

1418 Solano JA 6-2601 LOANS -~~~~~~~~~-~~-

FLORISTS City Flower Shop Distinctive Flowers -Courteous & Prompt Service 123 E. Las Cruces Ave. JA 6-6261 •

FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Valley Locker Co-op. Complete Food Processing Modern Steel Lockers 945 W. Hadley JA 6-6112

GROCERIES&: MEATS Rio Grocery & Market Large Enough to Accomodate, Small Enough to Appreciate 1020 w. Picacho JA 6·9912

Souihwestern Investment Co. S.O.S. for S.I.C. 940 N . Main JA 6-5573

LUMBER AUas Lumber Co. One Stop -Remodeling Headquarters 601 W. Amador JA 6-6623

Builders & Contractor& Supply Compare Our Prices Before You Buy 2101 S. Espina St. JA 6-6695

Smith Lumber Co.· We Own Our Own Mills Cor. Mesquite & Madrid JA 6·6122

MAGAZINES & SUNDRIES Owl Siore Open 7 Days - 7 a.m. & p.m. Complete Line Mags.,

for

Southwestern Real Esiate & General Insurance Agency Member of Local, State and National Assn. of Realtors Masonic Temple Building JA 6-2665

Books, Sundries 1151 Picacho JA 6-9616 RECORDS -~-~~~~~-~~~~-

MATTRESSES Sunshine Bedci.ing Co. Mattresses - Box Springs Furniture Upholstery E. Highway 70 JA 6-8149

MILK Wholesome Dairy Inc. Fresh as the Morning Sunrise 327 E. Las Cruces Ave. JA 6-8151

Music Box Musical Instruments, Pianos Thomas Organs HiFi Comp. Parts 206 S. Main JA 6-6731

REFRIGERATION & TV Goodin & Simms RCA Whirlpool Appls. - TV -Air Cond. - Washers -Dryers - Freezers 991 W. Picacho J A 6-9622

NEW CARS, SALES & SERV. RENTALS Scott Motor Co. United Rent-Alls Economy Hdqs. for the Finest "We Rent Most Anything" Engineered Cars on the Road. 1416 Solano• JA 6-9265 Studebaker, Rambler, Nash 315 S. Main JA 6-9712 RESTAURANTS equipment

Turrentine Chevrolet Co, Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales & Serv. - Factory Guar. 101 N. Alameda JA 6-5595

NURSERIES Green Door Nursery Come In and See What's Behind the Green Door 1494 Solano Dr. JA 6-5745 Samford Nursery Satisfaction Is Our Policy 1355 California JA 6-9611

PACKAGE STORES Aztec Package Store Walter Goss, Owner Coldest Beer in Town 1175 W. Picacho JA 4-4252

PHOTOGRAPHY Rives Studio Photographs Live Forever Portraits, Weddings, Commercial

Earl's Chuck Wagon Home of the $3.50 T-bone for $1.50 705 N. Main

Mildred's Dixie Cafe

JA 6-6323

Food to Take Out - Coffee 5c Mexican & American Food 1590 W. Picacho JA 6-9970

White Dot Cafe "Home of Better Foods" 1300 W. Picacho JA 6-9961

SAVINGS & LOANS Mutu<il Building & Loan Assn. We Pay You to Save Convenient Loans for All Purposes 220 N. Church St. JA 6-8621

SHOES The Fashion Shoe Store Where Folks Go for Shoe Brands They Know 109 N. Main JA 6-9422

_31_4_N_._M_ai_n ____ J_A_6-_5_66_1 SERVICE STATIONS

PLUMBING & HEATING D. C. McCarty Complete Plumbing & Heating Service 461 N. Water St. JA 6-2361 Home J A 6-8584

Meyer Davison Plumbing & Healing • Repairing - Contracting Plumbing & Heating Supplies 51~ W. Griggs JI> 4-4791

Bevins Chevron Wheel Bal., Batteries Reehg., Lub., Compl. Line Acc., Frontier Stamps 302 S. Main · JA 6-2711

Cal's Magnolia Operated by "Ham Buell" 1001 W. Picacho JA 6-9975

Corral Conoco Conoco Products & Service 705 N. Main

Moior Inn Service Wheel Balanc. While You Wait Accurate and Fast 1401 Pieacho, Next to Netts, JA 6-5811 Van Noy & Son Complete Line Acces., Tires, ~atteries, Guns & Ammu · ' 401 S. Main JA 6-5

TAILORS OK Tailor Shop Remodel Your Double-Breasted Suit into Single 132 E. Organ Ave. JA 4-4432

TRAILER SALES Commission Trailer Sales Dealer for Southwestern, Schult American, M System & Casa Manana N. Main Hy. 70

TV &: Radio Sales & Se Globe TV 8c Radio Service Service Is Our Business 404 S. Main JA 6-2517.

Mannie's TV Bl Radio Service & Sales RCA Authorized Sales & We Repair All Makes Radios & TV 230 S. Main J A 6-2232

TYPEWRITERS Cruces Typewriter 81: Equip. Guaranteed Repair Sales & Rentals 129 W. Las Cruces Ave. JA 6-6460

UPHOLSTERERS G. G. Snodgrass & Son Do not throw Pop's old ch away. Call for estimates on pairs today. For draperies, just come our way. 328 S. Main JA 6-6761

USED CARS Stephens Au*o Exchange Oldest New & Used Independ­ent Car Dealer in Las Cruces 110 E. Mesa• St. JA 6-5822 vacations

DRY GOODS Westside Dry Goods 8z Variety The little store with big values! Dresses and Pedal Pushers for the "Lady in Waiting" 1321 W. Picacho

WELDING Las Cruces Welding & Fabrication Aluminum Welding - Machine Work - Blacksmith -Clothesline Poles Quesenberry Rd. oJ1 Hy. 80 W, JA 6-5801 ____ . . _

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