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. Mies Elfzqbe\h Jordan is PB!I· lou gil !rlsiHng his w· i f e and tllthig at . the Citizen' a 1S t a&t e friends... The Rlcbardaons are Bank. : Jeeiding -o·n ·the place formarly

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familY d Capifpn wer" here on j Mon1ay, - : Marland Oldham, navy medi~

. . , . · l ctal corpa in Qvereeal!l·aervlce. eon · Byrllindeay of the S P water : <>f Rev. and Mrs. Oldham of un ice ia on hi a vacation ot two I C".rrizozo, wrote. to · bra parents weeki. · . . thfa week. Marian~ .bas been In . . - - , the navx over four yean,

· Mr. and Mrs. Dl.ck Jarrett of · 11 Jarrett ranch nur Claunch Lt and Mrs. Frank EnKlilh,

ltm'.,.,~l""&f.Oi -- to ap~od bit lean visiting the

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oour · . :D""ir+m,..Y_ ft~Htt~ltet_.t.et* .u;,g,g,; forda. Remember the date and dueted at Santa ~Ita Church Jeaterday, drawln• attention aome thou~ht in th• near future. plan to atte"nd. Monday •. led by •r. Balvat~r that the store had a • RaioWtter I However, should this condition

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Byrl l.indny w~ avisltor · burn, Cal., Ia here to epend ·her ' . . . "Lm.llmlb.===l f .. Nr al )ioDdaY. He ils ou furlough vi&itina the home folks • busbi!JJ,d of Mrs. Loulae Deaner. . . J - , • • , intell!ge'nt dlscue!lfon of rom -~ . hi b- .

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hla vacation w c WI as un . o e 68 ee!l 0 ome, 0 ' ' Key Night 'Club near Oapit•~ in this vicinity fa 'Pray for With sincere11t regards. July 2 · Afrlc~ and VBrt'lUIJ places OVfl'· : Award of the Bron~e. Star was in town yesterday and made · Rain/ ·wm our pr.aver ~e an· ' Vcr1 truly your•.

' aeas.~ ~ Medal. Under the provJatona of I . ., " Hr. and MrtJ. Will Ed ~arrl• 1 · ; AR 600 45, ·dated 22 SeptetijlJer thit office 1 friendly call. j ewered 1

Q F. G. Hul1t. ol the Barrie r~f!Qb In t h e ' Boyd LouKbrey, electrician '• ; 1943, as atnended, and paragraph • 11 G N 1 h t d t 'I -The Germane are plannlnsr j State Hl~hway Eoltlneor

Claunch area rltited loc1l friend• I m•te 2c;- ao.n of Hr. and Mra. !2•, Section I. Circular 6, a.,ad· · 0 • ' ofrtr

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Mrs. Lulu Boone, proprietor of I Bronze Star Metal is awarded Th C • I r · • ;,. 0 1~ • ·

tho popular Bueoa VIlli Hotel ; Wayland Oldham, DIYIIItor. the fellowing offieere and enllll· roat utbng I A tmall world, afttr all. Hrt. .,, -~ubbfah ~hal blehcotned'l()· bad and. lo Capitan, wu a ahopper here i aon of Rav. and lir3. 0. L. Old· ed mer.: Sheriff Nick· Vega and Deputy. Frank Richard and Mrs. Nora , rom

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&be ftr•t ol the week. : bam of thi1 place, i• hero to Private FlriJt. Cl'aes L1dd I,, Jack Morri1 wen called to San ! Ph{ppa wer~ 1igbtueing in Chl· · ~tand~oio~the, V~la1e Council . · · · spend bl1 leave with hll parentt, . E nbrey ,3!U66538, 371th Antlair-, Patricio Jut Sunday and found I ·huahua, ol~ Mexico, when they 1

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A. R. Bickle and daughter of I Wayland hu been in <the aenlce ,: craft AttilhrJ Automatic' Weap.l ~hat Mu: Sanchez had cut b'l11 . bumped in· to Dt. Turner, Clift' !: 1945

• that all realdent and bual .. 'f'atum, N. 1&., tpent laat week 4 sean. . on• Battalion, for heroic Servicf" wifc'a throat in a fit of jealousy,. , Zumwalt, Lonnie McClintock and nell )l~u•e• will bel charJid

· bert vMtitll frlea d· and allen~· . , . . :: lll'eonnection with military opora·4aftt!f. hi11 wife had sued him .for'< some people from Kaont, w b o ~ hrenty-uve ceot!J m n~nf!l ~er ~ ing t•

1owt ~ullnen wat.teu. . ~eatllln Florentino. Lot~ez 11 1 tions a~alnst an enemy of the divorce. · wero on a fiehing party. month ror collection and diiPOial

:; , , , t, . "' bert from San OJegr, where he 1 U 't d St t : G 2 .. · h . , . ot thi!! rubbish. Anti, whereart . "" lira. U1

11r"d MeDonatd arrived ' 11 alatfoned apd will bo here .. ~ N °1 e bl§ 1 ~:4:0 ~rfan_J', lh '· Sanchezl ~a; arre;ted. is ~tfe ~ Ycsttrday.a"fterqoon-at looks the' Village 1•ruck will haul thia

;I . ::'.:~: $/l~ ~rJ:' ,:f:~, ~~b~~~ . ••Ill Saturday. . ; m~!F:d •frv~e ~rom •N:~G~;;: •· ~b~~:~~ \~~!f;:dah~r:a ~~:~~~~~d~nn:t~: . ~~=:~~iJa_:e~efo:o~~~n w~n:lo~~ ~~~:::~· t~v~~:e:~::ehi~re~'c::: ; ! ladvea In St. Loala anti vieloltJ. 11 . • 0

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• we hope (II Elmer aaye.) venicnt place tor tho truck to 1

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- for good conduct, perfechervlc•, i hi8 foot He called for help a~ 'or·one week soon.. Have your condition. Mrs. Hatfield. gng-

lt A. Walker. -owner Sunday mstinett, 2 p. m,

Nhtllt l'lhows etart at 8 o'clock ~altmJBy, May 5th

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A UOUBLI!; l,.EA TUUE ·­Ball Elliott in

' 1111d1 coaatanc cue and ouraing until f!t 11 now fo ch•rre of a ~ by two exploding miMs. Wit I• aignal tnatallaUoo team in the full realization ot the .pereonat

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llr. and Uri. Betafao Gallero• air sen.ice He it the •on of riak involved. Private Embre1 bh W~nead•J tor Mountainair Mrs, A~rnrl St John. of Alamo· thereupon entered the mined on receipt ot nesa thmt Mrl.. Jttlrdo, ~· &t. HI• !ather, Ramon area voluntariiJ, in an attempt Gallero•' eoudo Kra.. SeYetOI St. Jubn Will for aneral years .. to reach his wounde·tt comradt.>. p dill• ~ died and Uiey wen~ (oreman of_ th11 paper and was a : tte, too. contacted a mine wblcb, to attend the funeral. good prJoter.. " . exploded, l!leriously ito juring hh•'

Mr!!. Emmer Luke of Atbu· ' · · . : legs and feet. Private EIII')>rey'p

querqu_e,- who it emplored _by_ Servittll ~t Cht,~tch of Chrilt ; fit~e ~itn:~lay of. beruism in behalf·

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State of New Mexico. In the Matter ot the E1Jt1t~

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"Goodniaht Sweetheart'' A nice liule comedy ·

Sunda7, Monday, Tuuda7

. Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon, · Edward Arnold In

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· In Vacation. Bible Scbool ,rtotk · .vices at the Chu.rch of Cbrattt, 1 and reflects llreat credit . upot1 · ·[ for the· aummer. i1· ftriilhiris' ·• with C. ~. Srtutll of Soenrro , htm!!elf and the military eerviee. ' two 91eeka uboot•t Wbtte Oakt df~"cting the . devotion at •. and , 81 Command of, Brigadier: .

)t FtidaJ, June•t2_, ., ·. • FrankL, Cox ot· Auatlo .• Texaa, General Blakeley: ):tank C.i

Notice IB hereby given that on ! s. ar ng on "'""""''':t · the~bt day of May, '1945, the • Greer Garson, Wal.ter Pidgeon.

andersigWed w•e appointed Ad~ 1 together BIZBin in a new type ot mlniabator ot the Eltat·e of : romaoee, the klnd everr woman

. ~.elqutadea Gonzalt!a, deceaiJecl. ·. dreami or Mn. Alice Fte

11cb cam'e over d ev&l'l«eliat. ~ontlnuea with in- CaiJtaKneto, Lieutenant Colonel, f

from A'lbuq·ueique laa.t Sa_t_ur• tereat •. At 11.00 Sunday morn~ A G. D. Adjutant General. ·I

ing Mr_ ~- •• CP_ x _w,i,ll ep. eak. on "The . · ' . .. . · ~ 1 .t.v, ace. otnpanled bt lira.. Tom r .. • d 8 .,,.. · ~ ~ i awrd • ouppar , ·at, .ov p. tp, . I, '•

· Danah'l'and Mr!.Tom W llcereon blf will tak• ·'The Prodbtal Son'' We aeknowledsre th" rece~pll · both of who., Al'l; rut1t1 of Mrs. ai hit termon aabject •. Ser•f~e• ot a ldt;, frOm our old fried'

Jfrioch ·tor thi• ·week· at btl' trill_ eantinue -~daJ .and Tu~•· •.ruJ rormer nehth~nr Rot Bngl~ I ·nmmer ho• at Eagl• Creek.· da7 of next week with lltviee• · now a rPeldent of El Mont414\

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I. , . t i , ld lbxfco . Wbilt yitpu t~ .anc:r~cJ t e1e otptration• , man 10 the water service there I . . u. l'lllittt

• nter•• n ° . . ' . . aJ.settiCII. · ' fot the s. · P. He bas · mans Check·ut!. Mechanl<!s f;o <>V£t SOC 11 Cbihuaba, Ult1 ~;~;tet ~ ll.af!lnl " . , · . . · .1 1 d i thili 1 1i ty· • to aU 0 f • scout bi-ptan• after truss ion ovlil . ~-u.w ""'DlllOied of Dt, 'futntt-,. . . . . , _ . . . . . . r en 1 n . ~ oca _ ! . . i Jap ter'titor.Y.. War Bonds par. tof pa · 1 --:r "'t· · " .. ,.l>.d''f7' · 't t:toa· s "Lr.; 600• 'Fat· uuuon whom be eends.bie kinde-At re-f parts nnd egu•pmertt needed to keep L P. lie. vi otoc~. "' m;. uamw•• · L'! ,.. ~- • • h. 0 1 k ·1 these alr figtltil'l!l "eyes" ln con·

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· by tl1e iJonorable Paulino Aldaz, <) Paramount New• ·Ptobite Judge of Lincoln Ooun-t~NewMexlco. .

Therefore, aU person• bavlng Wedntld&J-Thurtda1 · claim• asrainat eald eat_ata mu1t I NUs Aetber, Helen Walk•t• file 11me 11ith th1 Oounty Cltrk Reinhold Scbuorell.o .. ·

.of Lln'toln CountJ,,New Mexico; T. M · . H. l'f . and give notice . tbereot to the " . e an 10 . . a undetaigned, · wi~bto eix month• : oort Street" from the date of thfa Notter.- u I· .. . .· provided b1 law. or t~e eame : Re wat 90 yeara old and Plllecl wH1 be 'bured. , · - ' tor 85. lle •tared young tor ·

Dated tbia ·20th day of June,· ectentiflc real!otla-ana 'then fell' 1945. ' · midly In lp1e. ·

Clifford 0, Gonzal••· . ~ ''Odd oe~up•ti6t!~'; and j2Zltt18 Admiulatr•tot. · • ·•out. l!'iahill&"~ .

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''I brun& you ~, me=ssa&e/' Georco began diiilnlf In hi..P va:rloUJ Packett. 441 got it aomewherea here."

"Message? I don't know anybfxly In Payneville.". ·

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. . . H ARRY. shoved .. through the , crowdecl streetcat: and · got off

Just a ~Jock from the Recprder'a of-.· tlce.. A lady shopper's bag. fl;lll of hard o:bjects, caught him in the side as he squirmed through the mo.b on the platform,• · · · . · . . . ' ~ret.ller Aver)'. rarormed Uta& a poaa. that ot ll stnm&er, and had appeared

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' OIIAPTER VII -OUt by the kitchen door the bear c:ub had uttered a little explosive

' marl. almost like a bark; and it. was crowline, through its nose now, ln a high trill, very shrilly. Melody

·IIWung hln feet to the noor, took ll loDI step. to the lamp, and blew It out. As he 1111t own again on U1e ed1e ef the bt>d t re was a moment ot complete still eS!, so that they, could heor e c other breathing ln the' dark.

Then he heard her come clone to ll1m and drop to one knee, so that tlley could spook even more nottly than before. Her hands found hia ann.

Monte drew his gt!Jl. Melody seemed to hear . the faint whisper . of the leather. He turned back, looked aJ>out htm susplclollfly; and then w..alked straight toward Montct~ The man between the bales could not believe that he was unseen, the thin stripes of moonlight mode th~ figqre of Melody Jones so. plain. Monte' a •ix-gun oentered on Melody's belt buckle, and the hummer moved bock sOenUy, just short ot the click. ~onto- Jnrrad's first P.Storiishment

hod paGsed off, and he knew now what· he had to do. He sWI did not' dar<t to tire. He believed now thlt hia 'one beat. bet . was to brain the stranger with hia run barrel, as quietly as was practicnble, and hide him under the hoy. ·

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tlic limit of exu!!pf'rollon. "He's al· Melody took one more leisurely look 'ttaya l!eclng nomcthlnll. There's coy- at ~e hay rake, the wagon wheels, otea oil around her"" "' 11.nd the dark where Monte . "It wop somt>lhing elllt>," M<'lody stood. Then left the bam,

They were quiet ogntn. nnd he could almost hear her thlnklng.

I) · "What w~s 1l you Wllnled me tn do . lor )'ouY" he anked her

"lt'a ehnnged," llhe sold. JJer bnathlng hod tlltert'd, so that he knew aomr n"w angle. h11d come up to frighten her "I'U tell you e1bout IL I'll tell you the whole thlng But I hue to show you something llrnt. I can't ahow you until mortling So 7ou'll have to otny right here unUJ ••yllght ..

''Whu\?" . · "You can ale(.>p right where you ~ That's what you want, lnn't Hf It a.,, Isn't It?" .

"I don't bolltve this," Melody aaJd

"l'IJ mokr out all right eome· where ehre," llbe onld ahorUy. "Will JOU do lt' Will ycu do what I ank • and atby put, for something now?" Tb~ moon woe well up now, am1

nry bright lt!l ~runmelnl hall·ll&ht, fl)lnr blind to oil rt'd or yeUow tent'S, wu an t>lror In that dry dl'l!t>ft atr that hr t"lmld hov" rt>od on obltuo1'7 cotkl' by It . but the ahado~"n wt>re u blor:k oa If tht>y wrrt> pointed out wt U1 11oot Kt>eptng to the bnnrl of darkflrn11 t'loce to the huune wall, Ycolndy Jcnf.'a moved around the eor­r.er of thr house to the bock, whfre Ule bear t'Ub wna chalnttd.

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· from Payneville didn't. bav~ much thinking. '"Peg!" he said lllou~, an(i. in it either. It 5,imP!Y. said • her name. ran6{ a bell ln his . heart.

.You better come down here and talk. Of course everything was different A.nd quick. · "~ J.lOW' · ·

When he reached Ute building, he peered through the heavy 'le'bses of

·his glasses at the lettering over .the . )futel, The myopia that had put him in 4-F made it difflcult to distinguish· the words, but finally he read: "Dis-­trict of Columbia."

4'T' ain't sign~d." "Name's Ira Waggoner. He waa

the stage driver on the coach Monte J arrad held up, on the Stinkviater roaJ). 'Give this to Monte Jarrad,' he says. He still thinks you'n! Mon• te Jarra~." ·.

· "I tinnily found a man a feller could talk /to down there," Gecirce Fury went on. "The town is just aa cr,nzy ns it was: their min~ 11 et out by drinki~g water ftom the Poisonberry River. I tlgger now. But thJs feller W!lB n bullwhacker, just pnssln' through, imd he hadn't drunk any water; so he was all right."

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"Recorder's 011\ce: Follow the Line of Arrows," the poster said.

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he'd come to a Government Bureau . His Ufe had been bounded and hounded by lines trom the time he.'d stepped off the train at Union Sta· tion. Right then and there it had begun. He'd gone to the baggage room for his luggage-and waited his

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party dress~ Her frieri"~s will envy her the baby ducks or :·bears.

For cooklnr fresh aspara~, use an old percolator. Stand the nspn~agus in the percolator, add boiling water, cover and cook.

Since fiber .door mats are hard to repla~e, keep the old o.nes In good repair by cutting off frayed edgca, rebinding, or overcasting worn places. . . -·-Square containers In the refrlg­erotor save space, bpt round con­taiilers permit better circulation ot air than do square dishes set close together.

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the fingertips or your rubber gloves. Thin wJll prevent the fin­gcrhaiw from cutting through. -·-"""' To crash pUis f9r a sick pcmon, place the pilln.obetwccn two toblc­apcona fitted together and press hard. · There will be no meso or loS!!. .. -·- .

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Ph;ll' Ba ' · · 1 thJ t' Leuon Wbl~cta and Sc:rlpt\lre text• ••e-. . ~ p rry, l.S a; p ay S lecte4 erul _CI!l>~ICbted. by Xnt~rnatiQJIIIl .dght up Hollywood's alley, part.. ~~· « ·lW!i!QIQ E4u~~~Upn: use,ct 11:r ly becausl!" it would make a de- · · on. · .· · .. ·ligbtful. pictUl'e, partly. also be- THE NEW CHURCH IN THE <:1;11.1Se of its cast. Ta1ullah Bank- PAGAN WORLD

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.1\nd Maria M~ntou ma~es her stage ' The church is world-wide ill its ·clebut;-sh~'s. ~e ~a~ghter ~f ~ar- miJI,istry. Its first .experiences of l~n~ Dletrlch, She s a b~g gll'l, pret. both- advance aud attack were ill·

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..J;. Foolish ~ot!ou could step onto the challenge of a pagau world, rich, .screen w1th 1ts Broadway cast, sue- power;ful, and .steeped in age-old sessfully. · · ..... · · philosophies which rau· counter ·to

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names-"The Look," "The. Beard," that situation and came through vtc· and all the rest .of them.. But Para- torious Is one of the most thrilling mount certainly d.idll't lool!: ahead and !mporta11t sections of world his­wheu insuring Qlivia de Havilland's tory. We catch but a feY' glimpses of t:hin for $100,001;1 be,cause Ray Mil· that time in the writings of Paul aud

' · Peter whicp make up our lesson to-. day, but even those are full of iu­stru~tion and. inspiration. The church appears here as it went ou: -

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.JeWed vegetilbie , salad ts' gar· minutes. Add remaining ingredlentB'; '· n.lsbed prettUy · wttli .,Otato chips bleudlng well. Spread between bread and ~ucnmbers, topptld With lemon or ~;oils. , and olives to make a temp~ main . Tulla Snuck. ,· dish for a s.ummer supper, (Makes .{1 to 12 sandwiches)

'I Oll.nCC'"OIW of tUIUl 1ish, flaked . ' ' . ' Porch supper, box lunches, picnics 1 hcar!l<ooked egl(, chopped

and bJ.Iffet parties are au inseparable . ~ :o.!JJJ· s'ndwlch spread, ' part of summer. · .'J'.oin.at..o sl;ces ·

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flared peplum and fi.ottering llne1 Faith (I Tim. 6:11·10).

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Sl'irlt Paul to Instruct the earl~ church.·re2ardlng i~ life In the iPJdtA o_f MD u.nb91lcvtng world. In the verses immediately preced· lng O\ll' lesson we lind a solemn warning against the wrong attitude of heart toward ·worldly possessions.

ttee, and. the farn· ~on sl!ces.. . , . Uy wUI enjoy get· · Sald<ls carry out the prettiness of tfug e.Ioser to the · a porch or J:!lf· great outdoors. den suppeJ:. Make

Saudwiches or a molded one in early morulng . the lJlOrnini and

clared to be ereat gain. . . But -there is more to Chr,lstianlty

than Inward grace, for that 'must . show nsel! tn dally fighting' 4 'thc sood ftltht of faith." That is done in three ways:

1~~~~th;e~~~~~l~ll U you have ·ads and fruits ln~lhc cool of tho well refrigerator so thCIY will be ready· ing them toiether

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- land was to hit ber on lt fu "The • Well Groomed Bride." Because quick u il ftash up came a uamc for · Ollvla- "The Jaw.',. Sound,s more like somethfue; belonglng to 1 prlze ft&hter thnn .. pretty cltll ..

In HollyWood, it's a n1cc gesture -netty Hutton, between pictures, tent her stand-In, Barbara Cain, to Joan Caul1lcld, the young Broadway

. •ctrcss. Barbara, star of Broad-. way's "Kiss. and Tell," was bcgin­:dni her tum career, ln Paramount's Hl\US5 Susie Slagle."

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1. By godly living (v. 11). Be· Uever• are to ftee those thlng11 which hinder spiritual prog~;eq, and ctve U,emsclves to the clilUvaUon of eraces of a true Christian ·ute.

Space does not pennlt discussion of thue tlnc virtues of the faithful follower of Christ, but note hovt' tre­mendously eftecUve they could be (yes, and are today) o«aimt pagan· ism. It In so true that the best argu. ~ W' ChrlsUanlty is a Christian, but he must be a real one.

2. In holy warfare (v. 12). Living for Christ Is not accompUabed by slttfug In • spiritual rockfug chair while the enemy Is on the attack. No Indeed. There ls a good fight to be waged, both pnrsonnUy nnd as a •t tooled aslt PennJ.Sls:l&ldon was body of bellevero •

loomed to plaJ "BJond.le" forever "The SOn of God goen forth to anUl Rant Stro~nberr &'a:ve her a writ .. ' againllt cvll 111 our day. "\Vbo chance to escape Ill "Younr Wid· follown 111 Hi5 tram?" Thnnk God, ,w.'' Shf! was a Ylctlm of tJPlnr, there nrc thone who ore on the l1U he pat her llito ru. picture, lb ):latUo Uno ,.to.r God, but they need ,btch .Jane ·aussen and Lollh na,.: reliiforccmeill.o. Who will volunteer ,ard are co-ttarred, Jeua Henholt today? ran Into the same dlMcaity after lte a. With blenncd expectation (w. illil ''The Co11Dl1'7 'D.ctor''; Vaa 13-18). The soldler In ready to bear JohnJ.oza ucaped the fate! ol the "Dr. the "blood, sweat, nnd tcaro" of ltildare" sertu, thankJ to tho bobb7 deadly conflict becou!lc he looks 10ekllen. BullRathbonebastotrht for victory. The soldier of Chri!lt has to avold eternally plaJlnl Shertoek a aure hope, tor be tollowa Je:;tl!l Holmes. T7plnr eua make a Boll1• Christ, already vict.orioU!l over wood sC.r, aDd nth:a~h~l:!!m~·~----H~~~~an~d!.rone soon to oppear

"" Virginia Bruce goes bnmelte for . Iter dual role in Republic's "Love,

Honor and GOOdbye.'' She's blonde tor half the fUm, then doruJ a dio­gu.ise as n brunette French maid to test her husband's fldellty. In pri· vate lite Virginia's best Unt is honey blonde.

lords. In view of that expectation, the

Christian is to live n consistent, clean Md irreproachable life. And why not? U we look for the glori· ous and blessed and only Potentate, ahould we _not be ready?

D. !lleetlnr the Fief)' Trial of Per­secution (I Pet. 4:12-16) ..

Three years ago, after abandoning As Peter comforted the sorely bfs job as vocalist for Harry James' tried bellevers in the early church, band to get a start in films, nick be urged them to meet their perce. ffaymes was broke and hungry. He cullom: got a job chauffeuring Chick Chan- 1. Without confusion (v. f2). Wo dler to work at 20th Centuey·E'ox. should expect trials in this world; Now Chandler plays a eolWlUlist in ye.!l, severe, fleey. trialn. Such things "Kittell 011 the Keys" starring Dick are common to all mankind, ami the Haymes and Maureen O'Hara, near· Christiau should not expect to ly breaks up their romance-and escape. . ffaymes is slated to give his for- To them, such trials are real mer employer a punch In the jawl tests of their faith, an opportunity * to show to the unbelieving world

'~bat's a JWeU Idea of Bob Burns' that God is able to deliver those who put their trust ill Him!

·-hi his home town Of Can ora Park, .To be forewarned Is to be fore­where he's IbaJor, be's pla.Jlthar me. armed. "Think u not strange con-'morlal trees for aU resi.IJenb JdUed cernirig the fiery triaL"" ·· wbile sentnr in the armed forces, 2. With exceeding joy (vv. 13-15). with a. plaque beartnr tbe war hero's The believer .is not to be ashamed unie attached to each tree. • of the troubles he .bears for Christ's * sake. A glory rests upon the one

That's a swell new radio show, who is prlvlleged to be a "par• "Detect and Collect," launched on taker of Chrfst's suftetlng'' ~v. 14)

· CBs June 13 as summet replacement .as he stands with Him who was ••a tor "Which Is Which.'' In case you mau of soi:row~t and acquainted with haven't-.heard it. Wendy Barrie and· grief' (Isa. 53:3), .

when time cornea to. eat. When the lust minute: chilled, they wUl be dou~ly iOOd. Molded Cottare Cheese SaUd,

Here's an excellent meat loaf · (Setvea G) which may be served ''WJ ~" with 1 packare llmC!·!Iavored reb tiD· mayonnaise or cucumber 10ur 1 cup bo& .,..ater cream sauce or sllced for •an.d· 1 cup water or frD.It jalco wicbes. Make It eWJy tor yourselt % cap chopped celery by Jetting the family serve thtm· ~ c•p cbowecl, anpeeled aptle selves: 1 c•p eoUaro chce•o ·

• Refrlce·rater Meat Loaf · Tht.lmed' maJollDalJe · (Serves S) Salt aDd pepper

~ co~ eo14 pork or veal Dissolve gelaUn In 'hot water; Add ~ cup sweet mustard pickle cold water or fruit juice. Ch1l1 un-% teupoon 111t tU 'ftnn, Combine celery, apple and % teatpooxa pepper cottage cheese wlth mayonnaise and ' tablespoOD.i b:aUe.r tr tubsUtute nason. Servo on top ot gelaUn In Grind together meat and pickle. lettuce cups.

Add remaining lngredlent!l, blelldiDI together carefully. Pack lrrto a waxed paper lined pan and let stand overnight or several hours ln refrigerator:. Slice and &amisb with grei!ns, devUcd 'ggs, oUeed toma· toes, cheese nnd parsley.

Note: Two ama.ll cnns of tuna tl!lb mny be usnd in place of the meat. Drain oU from flsh, then ftalce nlld proceed according to recipe. Bot PoC.t. Salad Wltb FraDIUarlem.

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A tta~ for fillings for .. make your own sandwiches" is hound to go over big for n porch nupper. Here nre suggestions which you will enjoy using:

Mock ChickeD Filllnl'• (Enottlh for 12 sand~chcs>

1 eup cooked -veal or pork . ~1l cup finely thredded ceoked carrot % cup flnel7 chopped ceterr 2 tablespoons vickie relish 3 tablespoons mayonnaise Salt to taste

COmbine and mix ingredienu to-gether thorpughly. Chill , ~fore 'Serving.

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Fruit Salad Platter. (Senes lt to 1!)

2 to ! tarre batu.nas, ent ten(thwise> 1 red apple, cut ln thin wed res 1 cup larre, duk sweet cherries,

nedtd " pint fre!lh berries 4 to 6 sUeea fresh or canned pine·

apple . I larre oraDre, sliced 1 rrapefmlt, seeUoned

Sprinkle banouas and apple with lemon or pineapple juice to prevent tuming dark. Line pJntter or rmlad bowl with i'lnlnd greeng. Arrange each of the fruits In oeparate group!l, making a pleasing balance of color and obapes. Apple wedges, for ex· nmpte, may be used to separate grapefruit segments. Use honey french or ploln french drcssirtjj.

Veretabte Salad Bowl. Any or all of these various vege­

tables m11y be combined in a tonGe-d salad or platter: tornoto wedges, cu­cumber sfices, green pepper rings, cauliflower flowerets, onion rings or scallions, greeu benruJ or PCJ!S cooked, grated raw carrots or .cooQ.d, sliy· ercd carrots aud · cooked sJJredded beets. French dressing served plain ot. blended with crutnbled blue clieese ls an excellent accompnnl· ment. Garnish sl.mply with parsley and ripe olives.

Cole Slaw

Button-Fropt Dress A CHARMINGLY simple button·

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1. Con you complete the lille: ''Be good, r:;weet maid"?

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3. Wltat womau of drcck my· thology bnd bronze clnwo, and hnlr compone>d of nerpe>ntn?. ·

.f. Ilallc Sclaonie claims descent from what biblical charnctcro?

5. Whet io the oingul11r form of the· word OJ)iccs?

G·. •For what irl London'n Fleet olrcct famoua.,

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Supper Tbourht!l: WbeJt you are having cold cuts and $ sub. stantial salad as maill interest tor supper, have something holln the way of a quick hrend just out of the oven. Good suggestions ln· elude these that bake quickly: com bread, whole wheat biscuits, prune muffins and orange mar-malade rolls. ·

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Sterling Fisher F urnilure Co.

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State -Qt New Mrxlco. · . No. 599. ·

In the U~tter o'f the Estate · · of. . '

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. • NOTICE TO tkED.ITORS · _ ou: N~tice is Hefeby .Giverr That·

~--~~~~~~~~~~~;~~.~--~~m~~~m Give ua,. cker ~Jllirc!Ql pictm e cf 3 n:r. 1 t~irate. day ot J.une, 1941>, •rppohHt:d ud~

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SERVICE FOR SALE-6 0 Fat Muttor }Jata-See Lewis Farri~. Carli· •

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Calf Roping Bronc Riding· . Steer Riding · Wild Cow Milking Big Steer Roping Bull· Dogging .

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Wi-11 Oril ing &lid R .. pairing · •·we Go Any9;here" · Capitan, New Mntco

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Froin aU sections the answer·· Willi about the . same. In etrect; . they amounted to an enthusiastic gO. ahead stgn on the line Mr. Truman In hewing with his cabinet changes, legiBiatlve suggestions and foreign policy.

Mr. Hanf1egan was tqld by his s<•lected ngenw the · nation had warrrwd up 1o methods of the exccu· Uvc, although the lcftwlng embodying the stcrl'otypl'd New Den ll'ro, was' a llttlt' resth.•sa and in­dlnt>d to mdulgr In a few carom nhot!l · Aa n rnnttl'r of obsl'rvable (oct the CIO, tor a. prime example, d :d not rndorfl(l thl' Sc-hwt'lllmba<'h oppou~tment to labor, poambly "bt>·

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. IJ)cnt, which the CIO and l'lro. Hoonl'vrlt have bcl'n promoting os ll to put .bankero In tht'lr plnce­ond nome other ateps.

Indeed, there has been nothing tor' the rodlcols to ·complain about. Nothing upon' which they could lay their reotleoo ringers ln accuaotlon, although a target muy be provided shortly wht'n the wogo Increases loll to mt'aaure up to their do· ruanda In bulk, however, Mr. Tru· mnn'n program Is the one U1ey de· vaat•d Indeed, wbllc Frllllkturtcr and Mrn. Rooacve!.t hove !oat their appuanUve Influence, Mr. Truman hao tnnlatrd upon krepi.ng Utelr beat frirndn, Treanury Secretary Mor­IJCOnthau and Judge Ro!lenmun, donwnttcally, while nl!Jo holding on to II nrry llopkJn.'l and Mr. Stcttlnlus tntcornotlonnlly ..

Different Spirit. Mr Truman hall almply bf't>n do·

mg thr oame Ullnfio In a dtllt'rcnt gptnt. following thu anmo line but In II dlffotcmt way apd evening thlngn UJJ o little You can llt'C It In Uu! rc­or~o:nnuallon propoaal \Vhllo Mr. T. dl'rnontll'd the power Mr. R. wanted, lw dtd not want to wrlle the bill htmnrll but would ll'!IVC It to con• nrenn He han aent up no prepared btlln rm any Important aubjcet, but

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In. insisting that pny of tpc five mnjor powcro hove the rlgM to veto the discussion pt a dispute, Rus­sin almont otood alone through three weeks of prolonged bickering, final• ly giving ln after consultations be­tween U. S. Envoys Hopki~ and Harriman wilh Stalin In Moscow. Tbough the agreement pcrmita dis. cu!~slon of n dispute without danger of veto, any of the l31g Flve can vote down proposals for formally In' vcsC~ating the troublc or calllng for peaceful ecttlemcnt. .,

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oQt ·Pf 'control of,. the first paratrqop­ers to reach it, and proves· too big

· for the· 6rst relnf~rcements also, lt 1$ abnost certain that the thh::d wave ot paratr09pers and groun4 forc~s w1ll resort to bullping backfires and r;liggi,ng trenches • as the . maximum . effort to. chec~ lt. l;lulldo~eu ~d plow~quippe,d ha1Hracks will rnech·. . .

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Town in Scotland Left With 5,000 Eggs to Eat .

" EDINBURGH. SCOTLAND. ~ The ~mople ~ or Campbelltown were nmaud when they sow s.nno eggs heo~ed in a stall ot a sole to old a

.welcome home fund lor servicemen. Women, thinking they could send

come to loved ones In the r:crvlce, were eniler purchasers. But there wao a catch, on a oni!or'n wile round when Dhe tried to nend o lc."'" eggs to London. A government utder saya they mUDt be eaten where produced.

So the 5,000, along with r;ome but­ter, wen~ to augment Campbell· town's Sunday breakfast.

'Nazi/ 70 Year& Ago, Meant Something Elte

CINCINNATI . ..:_ That highly dis­tastefUl word "Nat!" first wos used more than 70 yearn ago.

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. FoR BALE OR LEASE-Shoo and hnrnua ahop, tully equipped, now Lllndls mnchln· tr)', plenty atockLplenty buslnc.lll, onlv ahop In county, Ucmltn nnd summer roanrt town on mnln hhlhWnY In turBo larmtna oms cotUo territory. Doctor so~.a quit.

KODEJi'l'SON 8110Jil IIUOP rar"• Bprt.alfa • • • • • Cetera ...

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DOME FlJRNISIIINGS " APPLJ, -= ·=== ~'·"·=,. ,_ . I l'riAYTAG WASIIERS '

"'' tlttl wnrtlme trleiWI.t,. JtJ your MIIYllll! Wnlllltr hord to movd nUll 11 Jli!W ~~;tl e>l eaay rciUnl rubber c:utna lor 6nb 12,:t!l, A ccmpltto atcck o111cmu1no Ma)'llltl t•aru at )'CUr local AultlDrtr•d Mtll'IAI Drain or wrtta Fac;teq. DtatrlbU«>r. I\lnytng Uocky l'rlountnin Co. 111

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Rabbit Growera lmp.;rtant For hllhUt r.tt ~cab returflD, c.hlp cr brlflS

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~-~~~~t;u;re;.~~~==~~~~:=~~~~~~~~~~~ I E;;,erlence has shown that a man early as 1872, Busch, a Ger· 1 f "''·"' " man bumorhrt, cartoonist ilnd overseas Paces a ar -er value painter, coined the term "lnter-

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Host of Small Fires Do More Damage Thaf! Few Great Conflagrations A tough forest ftre is a terrible there are 10,000 times' as many lltUe thrill or for malice-rank seC()nd.

tat:AS on a front from one to more than tw(!Dty miles in width. It em sweep forward at a apel!d to over-

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Ing of all the sermons and mlihu­scrlpts of the Re.v; Dr. Lewis Scy~ mour ¥udge, l!ltated clerk emer~ itWI of th• general as$>Ctnbly ul the Presbyterian church, ia ordered in 11111 Will, ftled for probate here. · · Dr. Mudge, a. founder of the­World Council of Churches, a•v~ no reason. ·

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coBI:o.rRtn for tht' eoaung tvintel'. . · · . . We uro rortunate In htiVlDK-mlnl ~011DI~l~i wb(cla

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We ahm Spe·cialize in Outside \Vork 1 bloek Eaat of ¢ourt Houle 'on Highway 54 . . . '

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PJl!ate htlp me to help you. h1 rh ing IDI JOtat. otdtr fqr coat rtow~ . · ·

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