Las Cruces Sun-News from Las Cruces, New Mexico • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT LAS CRUCES (N.M.) SUN-NEWS Monday, March 10,1958 Physical (Corllmifrd From Page or i of (he A i a c-Ulle. I i a i i Die 'Hidf-'nt'H rejMirl mi-rely monbei.f are nt C'apc Canav- i i On Moscow i i Set IMI' AA1 i Red The MUHC i ftntncf, i be A A A team, a Km bent nnd HludenlH, took part. In the rec'cnt International Year experiments i Fort Chun-hill i A rr iit I'fitrii Air Force wan fcimy i yf.ar Such Stated r'jiinit'ni) ft 'Hid wvsijutn of I i i i U-cn "priA'i-d," ttcfcnw i comi- I i i i i i to down before il rrsirhe.N j( p-t The 'prcfddcnt'H report rrt BJiy an In co i words, but one may cowhide i in Ji-miK on A Tint i i i i 'The i i in highly i i fji-d i i i nf i i i i i i i lo I by Inti-'fUlunid or arcidcn- i i i i i i i i i i i i i of a i i i i of i i i i ived color film, University's "Palace of i Continued fmm Pcije 1) The new school building tvill contain 12 classrooms, offices, and a cafeteria room. Lo- I on a large area, it has been shown by the planned BO that expansion a at wi" present no apace problem. AM 4 p.m.

Wednesday in Hcnnosa Heights raisuH to 18 i tile number of schools which go to i i i i i 2 7 i-vimpus bu'ild-' a tl kas Cnices school Ing.s i a i i i syHtem, Kt-cond largest in New high on UH- i-mn i overlooking Mexico. It is the third elementary tin- i liie Moscow built within the past few liver. Tlir- i one to lee- yarn on Las rapidly ex-! i i i i a dining pamllny Ennl Side. rooms find i emotion balls, show-! Currently under construction are hig men and wojiifii itudfntn of three other ncjiool project- 1 )--ad- fill i i i at work iind piny, ditions to Almnctla and White DCJNX IS ALAMOGO11DO. March 30 --A.

L. of Alamogordo, killed Saturday night" when a pickup plunged off a road neai Truth or Consequences. Injured in the accident was Mrs. H. Lind- aey, Lubbot-k.

Tex. Frank Crawford of Alamogordo was not hurt, Tl.cie is i a merit. The i i in in Knglliih. Tb(i i runs about GO mlmite.T ifi no Milriwuiion charge. Of (Continued Prom Page 1) opch moved to what was to become life long residence, at the Fort Flllrnore urea-of the Mesilla.

Valley, seven miles south of Las Ci-uces. Mr. Salopek, his wife and a i of five buys and one daughter tackled raw valley land and.de- veloped it Into a highly cultivat- iible state. i frori page 11 Sands Elementary schools, and a new physical education plant find gymnasium at Law Cnict-H High. i wi fv ai T- su TMr 1,1 Noranter.

Contractor Is TM' mid Motaworth, Raawcll: HPra A vld dau tcr O. Jorome I a i I A Hotfn lw A.I.A., Lna Ciuce.s. CHARTER PRESENTED lie- nrrh And Developmnil I i The rocket M-I tioii of i pi It-il a types i i i a i i i i i i i i Sou i i i i i Hi pi'evi-UIH yea IS i i i i i past a i i i i i I i been (level, ified a.1 of Die Cbapai-nil -1-11 was ii'ljudged the u'lnncr in the Class A i of th' 1 paradf conte.sl. i in i division wim baaed on and buauty," official Htiid. The prixL-win- rilng float dealt i procediin-n i i A float, the Flying fingers i i on mi I i i Reds To Return brothers George and Mark, one i Bister Mildred anil 18 grandchild- I i wi-llon JI ni; a a nf i a Hie helng i i i a i Vii ViTili; Win A i i i a i A i 111 the CllifiJI i llllK uf cl ilrrc.s (Cnntlnilfid from 5 1 told Iho Heels i was Ijfcauiio of "niiiitahea and carelessness on the of pilots." A I luck Kyster protested the shooting on mi an "unnecessary armed al- won awnnil and warned that Communist aircraft i a i U.

N. lerrl- lory also would be fired upon "If mm.hern of the I these violations arc not duo to won first place i navigational error." division where Kyster at press mi tin- i i conference laler that this was not ill-red. Tin- Kail- a nr.v policy. I si-i-nnd in this The North Korean dcleRate U. X.

forces had violated -I i a zone 588 limes nMng since the a i i lo spy i i or Ad The Korenn. Mnj. r.en. Kanf charged tilal Die latest II. N.

violations were "along with I Pallbearers will be Frank Papen, Conke Vlramontes. Hay Gihner, 1 Ray Brioden, Marshall Thompson and Tom Sequila. Rosary service will be held at 7:30 Tuesday evening at Graham's mortuary, with funeral services at 9:15 Wednesday morning at St. Genevjpve's church Burial will be at cemetery. MRS.

ALTA TURK EVERETT, second from left, president of the National Society of Arts and Letters, presents the charter to Mrs. Carl Tyre, president of the newly organized local chapter of the organization. The charter was presented at a dinner held at Town and Country Sunday evening. Left to right are Mrs. Seaborn Collins, Mrs.

Everett, Mrs. Tyre and Mrs. Manuela Crosno. ft Of (Continued from Page 1) Kifjht Musses arc celebrated on Sumlny. Plans uncleretood to includi Uic of a school hcie --for Ki-ades through the eighth, teacher and adniiniatrative per i become available.

Long'- plans have also been di ed for the establishment of a higl school here. also. Humors Cotidnun nr.rr.-.l i i i I in Hi. i lt "iu HUminiHiraUVC per- HT? I ,1,,. wore "along with Kuimir, work I tiTc r- 111 b.v Rulllun, during the past 12 to 18 i i Ih, for I I Hi South ihonths that church here stiiu3 TM mckn a siiiiahi TM i 111 A A i i i i i i i i CW 5lr UM for IL school C'Arr a 1 -iiiid that 223 club i.n i i "Hyliir f-iMTL'v i i a i (11 i i in I I I I I I di.sregaided rp I 1 1 1 i 1 (rive i i IH t.f Ufoiiii.s- .1.11 I'yi' 1 11 11 1 noanie att.s IllK In int; iifi'iui for i i a pi I t.f nii'nibrr of i of I III.

I I I I IIIM i I I I "iiliinntloil of the ItwiUhl 11 wilnr-hi'iilnl I TTVT ro 1 1 IX MVIM UN ISM: tit Omjilclo Ttr-ln The whole JUKI fcovei-miH-tit. Jui.iif i-pell'iltc hoatile acts i i i -'nijinil Iti'luni i i i al.io ilrinnnilcil rcluni of till' i iiil'linct hijackc.l In flliflil Foli. 10, Hu corco imU HiHible in ac- istico ufroc- Hit: uf UIO.HL' ri-siK 'iriluiira i the ar neiH. Kany In iMIecL nnge 1) o( nnd it Cuinmunisl I i i i i I i i i wliinh "IH vicioiiH nnd i tor i itwold of i a I A i i lnw to jipol fcrnrc ur of MK li i how i and i i i i i i I I i i rnllr i nn.l Cttn I'll! U'H as u'tdl riM i i i ii'it a i whilr cit- i i JL' i i for i (In- I'lII In H.H nn- i i i i i i i i i an i i tho Com- li'ipnrOint n-tii-nrrh i a on Ihn i i i UH-IV i i In; no "hVH- A cruni'iw i i use of i i i luinl.v nnd rund.H," which he hays i do my re a wiiK'-d i if i i Uf NEWSPAPEK iilt i lln-M hy lhi It I i A A i i t'Y. Kill S.

Cluin-h SlrrH miiy M-t'iu puify hut met) at! SAYS Mime i fi-nlly tiu-iin. really Iry i do au i nml rarcfiil jnli ol I i i i nml ADVERTISING him i i a i highly i i I'l-'d ymiiii; nn-n io i i i i a i i i by i rullci'i'. and at llu. 1 i i i 1 piovidi very rcKiillri i iU rlrd i i New Mexico- (Continui'd from Page 1) Idaho "iiici eases in cnKh re- from cattle, wheat and iTiinii'iU paymfiils a i a off- wet fur i oca. hay and field beans, mid a rise in product i a a "Cash receipts from up a little." rcctijjts nnd uilves.

plus unuill- cr lni'iviiHcs fnr HLnno ciopa more I i offKol slightly highrr pn.duc- "Cash receipts were up, especially for cattle and wool. Production ospcnsft) ro.se Dulles Arrives i from Vnc? i fabric of Dils rt'K'ioniil dcft' is a schvmo I'or i i SKA TO i the i II you Insure OlhiTttlse till, FOOLISH! I I Components and Custom Engineered Systems lldturliiK RoH-O-Kiil Onrrsixl Alio Our Own Cualom Bulll Speaker Encloiuroi And Equipment Cabinetry Complete Systems as Jow as $149.50 Avullalile (Continued From Page i) dent in Knglish at New Mexico Her husband received his muster's degree in physics from AAM while in the Army. Since his dtKriinrge he him been working toward his PhD In physics nt the college. Mrs. Taylor is.

a 'native of Brooklyn, N. Y. In addition to the intenniv'o rehearsala for the past six weeks of "Macbeth," she has worked on speech studies to prepare her volco for the challenging role assigned her. Since graduation from lirooklyn college nnd postgraduate study 'ut City College of New York Mrs. Taylor has been a social ciue worker both in Brooklyn and El cattle and rnlvea wt-rc up stnnlially.

I'roductioii cxpenflea WL-fL- also higher." Nevada "Invrefuu'il cash re- from entile and t-nlvt's more UHUI offset a light rise In product i 11 fl ii; 1 11 ani1 1 'Xt 1 1 rl T' from I'nniuction cx Oll wi nrcaide over the Former Editor (Continued from Page I imd will introduce the pipsL Hponkff. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. Amcrii'u'H first theme song was the Washington Post March, by John Philip Housn. He comuosed it In 1S80 for the' Washington Post, a newspaper in. the capital.

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today i your name, address and year of birth lo Old American Insurance West Dcpt, UftlOH, Kansas City, Missouri. Senate To Eye Effort To Relax Cotton Controls WASHINGTON. March 10 to relax cotton con Church Sponsored Talks Draw Hundreds Of Kids Once Again U.S. (Continitpd from page 1) repeated delays have -weakened any part of the sensitive vehicle--that there would be considerable postponement. AlnuiKt Ijiunclied The Vanguard rocket cajue within 35 seconds of launching Saturday, shortly after 3 p.m.

Then, it was learned from informed sources, the so-called umbilical line--the missile's last Unit with the ground--failed to disconnect. The crane operator who was to have been on hand for such an emergency was missing. As result there was a costly delay. Adverwi Similarly, "hold" or temporary delay in the approaches toward launching time was ordered on the basis of a weather report indicating high winds aloft. At the time the Navy received Lhe wind report the weather officer said it might be in error.

Vanguard officials could not afford to take a chance. The Vanguard rocket ia so tail and slender winds over 15 miles an hour are a menace to it. A "hold" was ordered and there was a long wait. Hal I (Kin Sent lip Finally a weather balloon was sent aloft. It refuted the wind forecast.

Almost immediately the countdown resumed. trols and to prevent an unnouncetJ ing and marriage that drew' nun- cut dairy price supports reach dreds of teen-agers to 14 Roman Catholic churches in the Chicago CHICAGO, March 10 can A'Ul you know when you meet one? That's one of the questions that figure in discussions of love, the Senate floor today. They fared an uphill fight dur- ng Senate consideration of a bill to provide $2,865.963.718 to various government agencies during Lhe remainder of the fiscal year end- ng June More Snil Bank fojlowing queries: 'Can I Find Ilappitu- "1. Can I find happiness mak- area last night. llask- Life Talks The talks, a series of six running through Lent and getting down to such facts of life as sex, dishes and garbage, are conducted by the Cana Conference of Chi- HI US EXPECTED SOO.V AL March 10 tfft Bids are expected soon on the approximately 56 millions Capehart friends? Included in the bill is $250 i I irtlB ilona additional for soil bank pay- The Rcv Walter Imbiorski, na- to famiers who agree to re- Distant director of the organiza- duce their assigned acreages of I Uon said vou i 1 a Oil cotton, rice, wheal.

com and to- havc tllc i one bo vs anti )acco. The House has passed the bill including- thai amount, and no conlroversiiry over it is expected In he Senate. But the cotton and dairy pro- Hisals require a two-tliirds vote inn, bcrauKe niles mist be suspended to a a such roviiiuns-to an appropriation bill. wnsorH Sponsored by Senator Kllend- cr (b-La.) one of the vould allow cotton growers to iverplant their lyas acaeage ment by per cent and stii! get government'price support on the ing: the other person happy? "2. Will he or she see faults and weaknesses and still love me "3.

Caji I reveal my fears, ambitions and dreams a still be desired 7 "4. Can I see myself washing 50,000 dishes for him. or carrying out the garbage for, her 3G5 days a year.for 50 years? 'Will Lovfi "5. Will I love her when she's 30 pounds heavier, or lovo him when he's bald? As I .1 better person since we met more thought less selfish "7. Am I proud of the partner I have chosen? Do 1 enjoy intro- icing her or him to my Answers From Head Father Imbiorski said the answers should come from the head, housing project to be built at HolloniHii Air Force base.

The -tOO-unil project is expected to relieve the current housing shortage not the heart. on the ba.sc. I3idS will he asked on Cana conferences the name March .21 and will be opened derived from the biblical mar- 22. riage feast are aimed generally at making good marriages and Picket! Blasts (Continued fi-om pajje 1) to promise a.i'.'J.ing that I can't deliver." Piekett commen' on a speech attacking him niuJe to the old age group two weeks ago by one of his opponents for the Democratic nomination for governor. He said he couldn't understand why Cole Moffett had made "that kind of it be we have another stooge in the governor's race like two years ago?" al acreage, Ellendei this is needed be SERVICES HELD SANTA FE, March 10 'jpi -Funeral services were held here today for Miss Da.nstia, se he 65, longtime employe of the Indian ittya nun and bad weather I Service at Dulce.

She died in a the -quality 'of much of last. I nil a I from a at p. tack. Burial will be in Raton. Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain, Stops Itching as it Shrinks Hemorrhoids protecting them.

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