The Deming Headlight from Deming, New Mexico • 1

THE DEMING HEADLIGHT ESTABLISHED IN 1882 Member of New Mexiro Press DEMING. NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1942 Luna Countys Official Paper VOLUME 61, No. 11 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS New Clerk at Public; Health Office Ranch Ladies Bridge Club Gas Rationing Registration Will Begin November 9 Weekly News From The Denting Advanced Flying School Farm Wives Provide for Winter Democratic Candidates Visit Deming Clinton P. Anderson and Antonio M. Fernandez, Democratic candidates for U.

S. Congressman, and J. D. Hannah, candidate for auditor arrived in Deming last Friday and spoke at a rally on Friday evening. TO THE VOTERS OF LUNA COUNTY Luna Countv Men Report to Army Six Luna County men, who ently were inducted into the Army v.

ill report for duty next Wednesday November 4th at Fort Bliss. They are Protacio C. Sa'aiz, Lee It. Hulsey, Pedro M. Martinez, Raul B.

Mendoza, Gregorio S. Vahlespino and Carlos S. Sera. Jiu A. Darrow, another Luna bounty resident enlisted in the Army on October 13th.

Ted Chase, Candidate For Attorney General as Edward P. (Ted) Chase, beenicratic candidate to succeed himself Attorney General, has main- The Ranch Ladies bridge club was ertertained Monday 1 Mrs. O. S. Gibson.

Luncheon was served at "he Mission Cafe, after which the group played cards at the home of Mrs. E. M. Godden. Mrs.

Elmore Inmon held high score for the afternoon. TO THE VOTERS OF LI COUNTY Tire rationing has made it impossible for me to make a house to house visit as I did two years ago. I regret that I will not be able to cal! upon each of you personally. Due to the above situation I wish to state briefly my qualifications for the office 1' am seeking. The last two years have been spent in the service of Luna county, as School Superintendent i have tried to the best of my ability to render the service ex-1 pected from this office by the People.

Bus changed to transport the children more efficiently. The school rooms have been filled with the best qualified and most experienced teachers available. Playgrounds equipment has been placed in schools where none previously existed. General repairs such as painting have been done to improve the poor lighting conditions that existed. I am interested in the schools of my county, and w-ith this sketch I wish to solicit your vote on November 3, in behalf of my re-election.

MRS. RACHEL MILLS SIMONDS Re ubican Candidate for Re-elec have tainod a commendable attitude during the recent primary in which he was re-nommated by an overwhelming majority, and also in the election campaign now closing. Instead of taking to the campaign platform he has remained quietly in his office attending to the exacting duties of that office and sustaining the high position that those engaged in the judicial branch of the government should refrain from political argument or controversy. Durirg his two years as Attorney General, Ted Chase and his assistants have been called upon tion Supt. Luna County Schools, for a record number of opinions, both on matters arising in the state government, and upon re-quels from district attorneys concerning matters affecting the is.ru and local subdivisions of government.

Whenever the opinions of the Attorney Generals office have been taken into the courts, they have generalv been sustained. The duties of the Attorney General's office will be increasingly heavy and exacting during the next two years. A legislative session impends in which the services of an able and experienced man in the Attorney Generals office will be in frequent demaud Red Cross Notes Food and Nutrition Instruction will begin in the Food and Nutrition Class on Nov. 10 from 7 to 9 P. M.

the Home Economics Cottage. Classes will be held every Tuesday Thursday night from 7 to 9 M. for five weeks. This is a twenty hour course and will be under the supervision of Miss Bessie Perovich, the High School Home Economics teacher. This course wil be of a more practical nature than a technical one.

1. For Passenger Cars or Motorcycles: Applicants should present their complete applications (Form R-354) and receive their Basic Gas Rations at the schoolhouses beh.v Fount Schools. All day Monday, November 9 ONLY. (Old Town, Columbus, Lewis lats, Hermanas, Sunshine, Akela, Gage, Nutt, Florida). Deming High School: 4:00 to 7:00 P.

M. Monday, November 0, Tuesday, November 10, Wednesday, November 11. Air Base: Monday, November 9 ONLY. All soldiers will register their passenger eais at Air Base. If you feel that you are or moie than the Basic Ration Luuu, the Reg.

tvi.I give a suppit mental Anph atiun bang. This application should be mailed jr dcLve.ed to the Local Board. 2. For Commercial Vehicles: Registration at Local Board, Deming Novemb: 9, 10 and 11. 3.

For NonHighway Purposes: Local Board, November 9, 10 and 11. 4. For Fleet Passenger Cars or Passenger cars owned or leased by Slate, Local, F'ederal or Foreign Governments: Local Board November 9, 10, and 11. Your 'Inspection Station has application biarks. Be sure yours is completed before going to your Registration site.

Gasoline Inspection Stations Bassett Motor Company, Bre Motor Company, Casa Linda Service Station, Deming Filling Stations, Kimballs Service Station, Measda.vs Service Seal ion, McNutt Oil Refining Company, Middle-tons Garage, Mounds Service Station, Roy Ruebush Service Station, Onyx Filling Station, Columbus, Service Garage, Columbus. The War Price Rationing Board has appointed the above stations as Inspection Stations in 1.una County for the periodic inspection of tires made mandatory by the Mileage Rationing Regulations. These Stations have a of Passenger and Moto -cycle. Commercial, and Non-Highway Applications. These must be completed before presentation at Registration site.

Inspection Stations will charge a fee of 25c for periodic inspections where no tires are removed from wheel or rin. If a tire is demounted, the folowung fees have been set by the Office of Price Administration: Passenger motor vehicle tires, each 50iy Small Truck Tires (7.50x20 or smaller) each 75c Large truck tires (larger than 7.50x20) each $1.00. Addtional charge for removing inside dual truck tires (larger than 7.50x20) 50e. Learn About Gasoline Mileage Rationing Mr. S.

M. Graf, State Director of the Office of Price Administration, Albuquerque, will hold a public meeting at the Court House, Tuesday evening. November 3, at 7:20, to explain the importance of the new gasoline rationing pro-cram. Be sure to attend This be of interest to everyone. SUBURBAN CLUB FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Luna County, on the Republican ticket, at the general election, Tuesday, November 3, 1942.

Your support will be appreciated C. L. BUSKIRK FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Commissioner, District No. 3, on the De-cratic ticket at the general election, Tuesday, November 3, 1912. Your support will be appreciated.

A. W. SPEIR FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of State Representative, Luna County District No. 21, at the general election, Tuesday, November 3, 1942. Your support will be appreciated ELMORE INMON FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to the office of County Commissioner, District No.

2, at the general election, Tuesday, November 3, 1942. Your support solicited and will be appreciated. J. E. ACKERMAN.

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Commissioner, District No. 3, on the Republican ticket, at the general election, Tuesday, November 3, 1942. Your support will be appreciated. W. O.

HENDRIX FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to the office of County Commissioner District No. 1, at the general election, Tuesday, November 3, 1942. Your support will be appreciated. G. VOSS YATES.

FOR COUNTY TREASURER It is a privilege to be your candidate for the office of Treasurer and Tax Collector, at the general election, Tuesday, November 3, 1942. Your support will he appreciated D. L. MAPLES. FOR DISTRICT JUDGE I hereby announce my candidacy for the judgeship of the Sixth Judicial District, at the general election, Tuesday, November 3, 1942.

Your support will be appreciated JUDGE A. W. MARSHALL. FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. 1, Luna County, at the general election, Tuesday, November 3 ,1942.

Your support will be appreciated W. H. JENNINGS. FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Luna County, on the Democratic ticket, at the general election, Tuesday, November 3, 1942. Your support will be appreciated.

CLAUDE IRWIN. FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election for the office of Superintendent of Luna County Schools on the Republican ticket, at the genera! election, Tuesday, November 3, 1942. Your support will be appreciated MRS. RACHEL SIMONDS. FOR PROBATE JUDGE I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Probate Judge of Luna County, on the Democratic ticket, at the general election, Tuesday, November 3, 1942.

Your support will be appreciated. HERBERT D. GRF.EN. FOR COUNTY CLERK 1 hereby announce my candidacy for re-election as County Clerk of Luna County on the Democratic ticket, at the general election, Tuesday, November 3, 1942. Your support will be appreciated MARGARET WILLIAMS.

FOR COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Tax Assessor, on the Democratic ticket, at the general election, Tuesday', November 3, 1942. Your support will be appreciated. C. B. ALLEN.

Rescueing a soldierss cat, or mediating a domestic quarrel, or convoying an unruly private back to camp its all in the night's work for a military policeman, those soldiers from the army field I here who wear the black arm-bands labeled MP. Theyre a picked group of men, who have all the duties of the ordinary soldier and more. As ex-olained by Major Royal R. Rewart, Provctat Marshall of the Deming Air Base and their Commanding Officer, they are con-oerneu with all crimes and offenses ommitted by any person subject to military law within the area around the Deming Air Base. But must important, they try to protect the soldier and prevent the commission of acts which injure discipline or discredit the army.

In World War the MPs were usually soldiers named Joe, who were so useless to their own organization that they were detailed for police work. As a result, the MPs answer to a soldier was a clout over the head, and his insignia was said to mean More Pain. Now, the 32 men who comprise the MP force here receive a training course extending over nine months, after being chosen for high mental and physical abilities. The subjects include Technique of Arrest, Psychology of the Criminal Mind, Traffic Control, Presentation of Evidence, and Protection of the Soldier. Their instruetor, Lt.

Eugene Huddleston, assistant Provost Marshal, lays great stress upon protection of the soldier. He says: If a soldier looks as though he cant take care of himself on the city streets, we ask him to get home on the next bus. If he wont go, we take him to the city jail and let him rest until eight o'clock the next day, when we bring him back to his organization. To protect other men (and themselves) the MPs must take a 100-hour physical training course. They work out every day for two hours under Lt.

Huddleston in the Deming Armory: boxing, wrestling, tumbling, callisthenics, judo and jiu-jitsu. Here is a sample of a few of the exercises, guaranteed to make a Y-man out of each one: Raise arms forward, sideward and down 50 times. Lying on mat, hands back of head, come up to sitting position and then back to mat 30 times. Lying on mat, face down, push up 30 times. Judo and Jiu-jitsu the Lieutenant learned as agent of the Bureau of Prisons Service of the United States Department of Justice.

And his teacher was a man who learned it from the Japs. "Jiu-jitsu is the humane method of self-defense, the Lieutenant explains: Judo is a vicious, killing offense. Im teaching the men Jiu-jitsu first, but we can use the dirty Jap methods against the Nips themselves, because in actual combat MPs often engage in hand-to-hand combat. Part of the jiu-jitsu course, includes training in such useful knowledge as Rescue of MP being Held Up at Point of Gun, methods of attack when opponent attempts a thrust with a knife or shoves a revolver into your back. Lt.

Huddleston thinks the men are coming along smoothly in this training. 0 course, he adds, they don't always need it in their work. Last week, for example, two MP were called to rescue a cat from a tree. It was a soldiers cat and therefore came within their authority. MPs dont like to become involved in home fights between a soldier and his wife, but if called upon to intervene they come in, using humane tactics, i They will, if needed, rescue women in distress and escort young giris home if threatened by mashers or prowlers.

As a special detail, they regularly patrol a certain parked car parked permanently behind a certain popular rendezvous. Deming tavern proprietors like to have the MP's around, to add dignity and respect. One of them has taken to feeding the men SIGVR STAMP NO. 9 GOOD TOR THREE POI NDS Sugar ration stamp No. 9 tli be good for the purchase of three pounds of sugar for home use between November 1 and Deermher 13.

Mrs. Vesta Holcomb of SilR-r City has accepted the position rierk at the Luna County Puulic Health Office. She succeeds Miss Sybil McDonald who resigned to a oik at the Deming Airfield. TO THE VOTERS OF LUNA COUNTY Claude Irwin, Democratic candidate for sheriff of Luna County respectfully solicits your support and vote at the General Election, Tuesday November 3rd. His honesty and integrity is be-y nd question.

To assure Luna County a just and impartial law enforcement administration. Vote Claude Irwin For Sheriff DIPHTERIA CASE IN The Luna County Public Health office announced this wek that there is one case of diphtheria in Doming. The 15-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller is under ouarantine at her home 323 South Ruby.

Dr. John C. Mitchell district Health officer urges that the family physician be called in any case of throat infection so that if other cases of diphtheria do develop they may be detected at an early stage, thus preventing spread of the disease. HONDALE CLUB No hostess has been named for the Hondale Club so the meeting will be postponed till December. Jeanne Smith Enlists In WAAC Miss Jeanne Smith, daughter of Mrs.

Josephine Smith has the honor of being the first Deming girl to become a member of the Womens Army Auxiliary Corps. Miss Smith went to Santa Fe last Thursday where she passed the required examination and was sworn in on Friday'. She expects to report for training in about four weeks either to Des Moines, Iowa or Daytona Beach, Florida. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST ST. LUKES EPISCOPAL CHURCH 8 A.

M. Holy Communion 9:45 Church School No evening Service Service men welcome. Rev. R. A.

Burge BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Vaughn Rock of Phoenix will do the preaching at the revival meeting at the Deming Baptist Church from November 4 through the 15th. The church extends cordial invitation to all to attend the services. Evening services will be held at 7:30 and morning services at 10:00. There is also to be a visiting singer.

METHODIST CHURCH Bryan Hall, Pastor Church School 9:45 Worship: 11.00 Subject: The Spiritual Life is a Personal Matter Evening Service: 7:30 The Womans Society of Christian Sen-ice will have charge and conduct their week of Prayer Service. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Francis L. Wheeler, Pastor Bible School: 9:45 Morning Worship: 11:00 Theme: Hallowed B- Thy Name. At the close of the morning worship our choir will sing the Sevenfold Amen. We will again have the quartette of Negro soldiers for the morning worship.

Christian Endeavor: 6:00 p. m. Evening Worship: 7.30 p. m. Youth Social Hour following the evening f-r rivet.

Wd. 7:. SO---Choir practice The choir is rehearsing mi their Christmas cantata. Thur. 3:00 Ladies Missionary Society.

Rev. F. W. Thomas To Preach Sunday There will be services at th Fleshy! mian church Sunday November 1st at 7:30 P. M.

Canning in Luna County has been in full swing for severai weeks and continues at a high peak Jessie Woodbridge, home management supervisor for the Farm Security Administration, reported yesterday. FSA farm wives began planning their canning budgets early las Spring. They checked thei canning equipment and planted foods that would be expensive or i.arc to get this winter foods fall ol vitamines for the health of their families. women, spent the summer weeding their gardens, and now they are harvesting and canning for home use the greates: stores of food that ever lined their shelves. Greater than the cash savings estimated at about four times the cost of producing the food will be the effect on the health of families, Miss Wood-bridge believes.

During the winter FSA families w'ill eat wholesome fruits and vegetables because they are canning, on an average for each member of the family the following: 40 quarts of tomatoes; 40 quarts of assorted vegetables, 35 quarts of fruit, etc. 10 quarts of meat. Each member of the Average FSA family also has two or tnrpe bushels of stored food. More vegetables, such as carrots, potatoes, turnips, beets and so forth, will be stored this year, so as to save available jars for the food which needed to be canned. Miss Woodbridge predicts a record amount of canning of meat and meat products later on this fall during the butchering season.

PROMOTED TO CAPTAIN Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Wiese received word this week that their son Donald, who is stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia has been promoted to captain.

coffee to keep them in his establishment. The cafe owners can never tell when an MP will be handy as for example, last Saturday night when the Provost Marshal received a riot call. In one roadhouse, seven women were fighting over one soldier, who was taking a terrible beating. The civilian police work hand in glove with the Military Police. An MP is stationed 24 hours a day in the sheriffs office.

In an emergency the MP can hold a civilian for arrest, just as the civil polic ecan hold a soldier. But so well has the present system been functioning that both authorities take care of their own charges. Under actual combat conditions, the military poilce have the very important funtion of guarding enemy prisoners and bringing their own deserters or stragglers back to the line of duty. Incedentally, its the MP who conducts the first search and questioning of enemy prisoners. Youll be seeing more of the MPs as more men come into the Deming Base.

In case of trouble, they can be called at Deming 42. And if you do call them, here are the names of the men you're likely to meet: 1st. Sgt. Willie C. McIntosh.

T. Sgt. Harvey L. Martin, S. Sgt.

Edwin Green, Sgt. Willys Allison, Sgt. Donald Crowton, Sgt. Joe A. Gates, Cpl.

Mose Franks, Cpl. Henry Grenzmann, Cpl. Barney Sikes, Pfe. Willys Atkinson, Pfc. Fred Batenborst, Pfc.

Milton Conklin, Pfc. Edward Dechant, Pfc. Joseph F'elcan, Pfc. Morris Gaw-lirk, Pfc. Herman Higgs, Pfc.

Kruger. Pfc. Hugo Porath. Pvt. George Conan, Pvt.

Anthony Drown, Pvt, Henry Hammett, Pvt. Charles Herr, Pvt. Harvey Howland, Pvt. Claude Jones, Pvt. William Kaiser, Pvt.

Carl Myers. Pvt. Francis Nordin, Pvt. John ONeil. Mrs.

Annie L. Harrison was surprised Sunday by a short visit of her nephew Cpl. Burdette Barth of Ft. Hayes, Ohio, enix-ute from Oregon. Mrs Marty Young and Miss Sue Dunagan left Saturday for Denver for a visit of ten days.

Mrs. Geo. Colvard left Mon-dav for Las Vegas New Mexico, where she plans to take a nurses training course for six weeks. She was a u-en, pained to Santa Pc bv her sons George and Patrick, who entered St. Michaels School there.

h. re with his Due to tires and shortage of help on the farm, I cannot get to see all of you as I would like to. I have lived in the county since 1915 and have farmed. I have made good at farming along with the best of them'. I think I am qualified to do the best job as your county commissioner for District No.

1. I will appreciate your vote. Chester F. Hassman Geo. Bell Member Selective Service Board Geo.

Bell recently was appointed as the third member of the Luna County Selective Serive Board to succeed Frask Coon who resigned because of ill Other members of the board are Frank Norhaus and A. D. Brownfield. The Selective Service office was -n-od week from the City Hall to the Armory. Mrs.

Flossie Hanna is new clerk of the board. TO THE VOTERS OF LUNA COUNTY Due to the tire situation I have been unable to call at each home there-fore, I am taking this means of reaching you. I have lived in Deming since infancy and attended the Deming Elementa.y and High Schools. During my High School training I had a two year business course and also attended the El Paso Technical Institute. For more than two years I have been employed at the AAA Office.

feel ably qualified to hold the position of Luna County Treasurer. I earnestly solicit your support on November the 3rd. Your vote will be appreciated. ADA KERR Republican Candidate for County Treasurer. PURCHASE PROPERTY J.

B. Wiliams has purchased the residence at 212 South Zinc, now occupied by R. D. Smyth. The purchase was made from J.

A. Green of Raton, New Mexico. PERU MINING COMPANY OFFICIALS HERE Mr. L. R.

Berkey, Secretary-treasurer of the Peru Mining Company and Mr. Watson, auditor both of Chicago were business visitors in Deming the past week. Juan Gallegos Fernandez has enlisted in the Navy and left last week to enter the service. Mrs. H.

A. Pruess of Brecken-ridge, Texas arrived Tuesday to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. D. T. Carter.

Mrs. H. P. Ehrlinger, Tige and Ann Ehrlir.ger were guests Saturday and Sunday of Mrs. C.

G. Sage and daughters. Orlando L. Myers and Eugenie L. Cox.

both of Deming were married October 21 by Judge W. H. Jennings. Miss Frances Robin was a visitor in El Paso Saturday. From the Airfield Santa Ana, Calif.

Oct. 22nd. The commercial airwaves will no longer resound to the sales suggestions of Bob Lemond and Allen Eotzger of Iw Angeles, but in a few weeks the former CBS an nouncers expect to broadcast to the most attentive radio audience that ever tuttd them in the Army Air Forces. This week the two men qualified as Army Air Forres tower control operators and will be sent to Victorville Army Plying School for on-the-job training. completion of their schooling, and Botzer will again broadcast but this time directly to CAAFTC pilots, bombardiers, navigators and gunners.

The men an? part of vart army of mecnaniraily-mirideJ Americans between 18 am! 50 who are bcrc recrutcd in V- drive for aviation mechanics, technicians, radiomen, armorers snd weMers. Anv.i.e who use ai car. qualify in ihc progtam wfci-h accepts men with miner phvs-csi defetts for limited r- me. Aji' cation may be made le.a'. Urr.y vUiXV, Ted Chase has demonstrated sound legal training, conscientious attention to the duties of his office independence of partisan consider atiuiis in the discharge of those duties.

He merits re-election upon his record. Leases Petty Apartments Mrs. Helen Brown this week leased the Petty apartments from Mrs. F'rank Kelly. Mrs.

Kelly and daughter Patsy will leave Saturday fur Salt Lake City, JJtah to join Mr. Kelly who is stationed there with the U. S. Armed Forces. Sergeant and Mrs.

Roger Green-all, Ft. Rikv, Kansas were guests this week at the Cooper Shapley home. Sgt. Greenall is attending Officers' candidate school in Ft. Riley.

Mrs. Sam Fulton of El Paso. Texas was in Deming Friday en-route to Lordeburg to visit her father, Willard E. Holt. Mr.

and Mrs. Mathews of Hurley were dinner guc-sts Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Dowdk-. Ben Fields is attending a bomb reconnaissance school in Albuquerque this week, as representative of the Doming Ice Eelctric Co.

W. E-. 'we. manager of the Deming Ice Electric Co. made a business trip this week to Tucson and Phoenix.

Mrs. II. D. Green left Tuesday for El Paso where she will take medical treatment for several days. W.

E. Howe and W. 0. Hendrix made a business tr.p Friday to Tucson, returning Sunday. Remer Cox, Jr.

returned Saturday f'-om a business trip to Casas Grandes, Mexico, Mrs. Marv Kros and sister, Mrs. Joiic, son, Mrs. Jack and daughter Betty Rt th visited Carlsbad Caverns this week. Mrs.

Marie Childress spent the week end in Las Cruces. Mrs. Edwin Hyatt and children of OdTovvn spent Friday and Saturday in Doming. Mr. and Mi's.

Paul Pruess ami daughter cf Breker.ridge, Texas I were guests Tuesday of Mr. I Primes' Finer. Mrs. I). Carter.

Railroad Cafe or. Railroad Are. Tuesday, at and P. Knitting Department The remaining six Army sweaters are being shipped to our Warehouse this week. Very great credit is due Mrs.

F. C. Peterson who knitted over and temodeled two of the six. Without her support we should not fee! quite so secure in our knitting department. Classes are being held at the Red Cross rooms partly to eliminate errors in order that ail garments be acceptable.

Get other shipments of mufflers and sweaters for refugees as well as the one hundred skirts from Mrs. Robinson or Mrs. Buskirk. Beginning November 3, Mrs. Frank Nordhous will hold her knitting class on Tuesdays from 2 to 4 in place of on Mondays.

This class wil continue through November ir. order to help beginners and to place all of the yarn that we now have on hand. Mrs. Marion Portwood has resigned her position in the Red Cross, because of ill health. Mrs.

Wm. Howe has taken her place. CUB NEWS The monthly meeting of Cub Pack 14 was held Thursday. October 22 at the City Hall. Service Stars were awarded to the following boys: Max Meeker, Buddy Daniel, John Dale Klaudt, Stanley Dennis, Harvey Wilson.

Gilbert Pittard was presented his membership certificate and Bobcat badge as a new Cub. Richard Flores received his Wolf badge and Max Meeker received his Gold Arrow Point for Wolf rank. Rene Gentry. Den Chief for Den 6, was elected publicity man for the Pack. Den 6 was put in charge uf the sunn foi the next meeting The theme for next month is More New Cubs.

Republican State Candidates Visit Deming: Joseph F. Tondre, candidate for governor of Now Mexico on the Republican ticket. Ret. sc Fullerton, candidate for representative in Congress and Stth Howell, candid ate for Commissioner of Public Lands, spent several hours in Deming Sunday contacting local Republicans. Rev.

Bryan Hall spent the week in Van Horn, Texas auerdinp a district meeting of Methodist ministers. I Halloween Party The ladies of the Suburban Club met Tuesday at the home cf Mrs. Gust with Mrs. G. H.

iese assisting. A delicious dinner was enjoyed at noon. At the business meeting election of officers was held with Mrs. Bob Franey elected to serve as President for the coming year, Mrs. Allen Crot-chett Vice President and Mrs.

M. B. Pring'e Secretary-Treasurer. The November meeting wil be at the heme of Mrs. Allen SPECIAL One? again the folk of Doming will have the pleasure of hearing a quartette of Negro Soldiers.

Thev w'ill sing Sunday morning at the eleven oclock service in the First Christian Church. Twenty-five Doming people returned last week from San Antonio where they took various training courses to fit them for positions with the Army Air Forces, and Monday began work at the Deming Airfield. Colonel and Mrs. Milton Morphy have moved into Mrs. George Col'card's home on South Zinc Ave.

Jack AVatson of Sari Fe, New Me'dco, who has bcn rta'-icred at Camp Robert', recently qualified to training and has bora transferred to Fort Retinmsr, Georgia, Tick enlisted in the Army in Avgust, Awarded Contract Terry Saturday vrs.s award-'d the cm-tract by the Pepprirtievt fu? Cur.xtrti.'tir.g bc.u.h'i Urgrts Duo Arn aim Calrttu FOR COUNTY TREASURER I hereby announce my candid-lacy fer the office of County Treasurer, on the Republican Like! I he gor.eial Tuesday, I November 3, 1942. Your supj ert will be anj recta- I T.a dm Colli ge, Silv-r Cityj aL 3. i FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER i hereby announce my candidacy for the office of County Commissioner, Distinct No. 1, on the Republican ticket, at the election, Tuesday, November 3, 1942. Your support will be appreciated CHESTER F.

HASSMAN I Misses Parbai a Sohaber. Birdie) Airs Jame Black who has been jpbsphv si.o Joan will cn- a of Doctor ami Mrs. terrain tomorTw with a. Mm- Mo nest two re-loiifLt sur.pt ard dicc- at the tur'ied to F.I Fa iMiivon Cafe tv -fo-c The Rev. F.

W. Thomas of Silver Cay will prea-h nd wiii aLo ami iiisia'' the cider who was eh ted at list convrega-tioi'a! meeting, Mer.ilu'"- and friends uf the church ate quested to re pr ted. ADA KERR guertj v. asotn. it- pustnt f-r -H-.