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Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-01
Use the Flour thot Fits the Recipe

Betty Croker recipes are tailored to fit
the superb baking qualities of Gold
Medal Flour. When used together, bak-
ing is easy, simple, sure. Even bread is
quicker and easier to make your loaves
will be wonderfully rich, light, full
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-01

WHOM TO REMEMBER. Make your Christmas list today.
your family your close friends and relatives at the top
Then list the Others you remember the minister the
posnar the school bus driver Sunday School teacher
church workers loved away from home and the
Others Remember gifts you bake gifts which only you give
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-12-01

IT'S TIME ONCE again to make
up those special holiday fruit cake.
to delight your friends and family
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
NEWLY-FORMED CLUB
WOULD GRADE AREA
AND ERECT SEATS

Kew Vests founding ouarterbacks Club, organized
only last Saturday has already up with plans for
pla wing field slated exclusively for football.
CITY Commissioner John Carbonell today outlined
briefly the intentions OF newlyormed organization
He said the QBacks planned to lay out area IN the
of Poncana School for the exclusive of football
practice spring
The playing would cover l6O by $50 feet and
would be blanketed with grass sods by the members
themselves The would also be purchased by the
QBacks.
Acting secretary Jack Burke said this morning THE
of the field and the oddng of it the prime OBJ
iective of the club at the moment
The area is city-o~ned and stretches from Fiasler
to the Boulevard There decided in the Sec
ton
It is hoped that the field will be graded for Spring
workouts and eventually. be lined with bieachers there
bv leaving Wickers' Field exclusively for baseball
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Conclls Face
Air Station
At 1870 P. NJ.

The Key West High School
conch cagers will take on
real competition tonight at
1890 when they face the
powerful Naval Air Station
squad az the High School
gym.
The flyboYs are leading
the Navy Base Basketball
League and have some stel-
lar hot shots in their lineup.
This Saturday night. teams
from Miami and Coral Ga
bles will play the Junior and
varsity squads here.
It's possible that the new
score board will be up and
working by this weekend,
Coach Win Jones said this
morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
BY ELEANOR H. CATO
Convent Mary Immaculate

A long while has gone BY since
the last Harvey Cup match.
There has been time for both
teams to correct their mistakes.
Commander Watson, Ralph
Hartenstine and Captain Payson
have been giving lessons to the
varsity and the schools tennis
club OF enthusiastic beginners.
All the basic strokes have been
taught and explained and are
being practiced diligently under
the direction and encouragement
OF Mrs. Juanita Kovash
A varsity ladder has been set
up and each member rlaYs one
challenge match week. An
netfe Dion overcame more
experienced Rose Yates in
hard fought MATCH Marietta
DePasquale proved sfill too
steady for Myrna Powell in
their meeting. There are few
matches 10 be played before
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
walls;

Walls:
Opening Date
Opening date for the Island
City Fishing Tournament is jan
uary LIST. The contest will close
March 81, 1852. These dates were
selected by the tournament COM
mittee at meeting held this
past week.
Trophies will be awarded win
ners in each classification every
four weeks, with grand prizes
awarded al the close Of the tour
nameni March 3ist.
One thing about the Jsycee
sponsored tournament is that an
entrant can receive more than
one trophy. since winner in
each period of the contest is still
eligible to participate in the
grand prize award.
Citations, which have been
distributed to thousands of en-
trants since the tournament first
began, viii only be awarded TO
those who catch fish that
meet the minimum requirements
of the contest.
Hard Luck Story
Every tournament has its hard
luck story, and the Island City
Fishing Tournament is no ex-
ception. Outstanding among the
tales last year is the story of the
permit that could have won, but
didn't.
A Chief Pharmacist Mate sta
toned at the Naval Station dis
pensary used to vile away his
hours off duty fishing from the
mole.
One afternoon, while fishing,
something suddenly struck at his
line. and the battle was on. How
long il lasted no one knows, but
the fish was finally landed, TAX
en- to the galley, where II was
cut up and distributed among
his friends.
Two days later, he heard about
the fishing tournament. lnvestl-
CATION revealed he had landed
the first permit Of the season
and all that remained Of II was
one side in the galley storage
box. Ii must have been beauty
i Estimated weight of the FISH,
| indicated 1t would have LED, no'
only for the first period OF the
contest, but would have also won
! the grand prize trophy
This year if he is still station
ed here. q much sadder, wiser,
Chief. will make sure any tsh
caught by him, viii first be en-
tered and then eaten.
We Travel The Keys
Sunday, Limo Castro, keece
Thompson, and myself spent on
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18

And speaking about relaxing.
You know this is the greatest
place to relax that ! have found
to date" said Allen, mo wonder
the President comes down here.
Don't blame him. Intend to come
here often myself.
Allen, six feet tall and built like
a brick backstop. spent the week
end here at the Casa Marina. II
was his first visit here of any
length. Previously he has spent one
or two afternoons driving down
from Miami for few short hours
visit.
This time hadn't been in
Key West more than two hours
when started 10 worry about
having to leave II after the week
end. | figure on giving the fish a
hard time next trip down toc."
Allen Joined the ranks Of the
dockside fishing gentry on Sator.
day with only fair 10 hidden
luck.
One of the nations top broad.
casters, Allen got into the sports
casting field mostly through ability
but partly by luck.
AS sports editor of his college
paper in pre-war DAYS. Allen fool
ed around" with the public address
system during basketball and foot
ball games,
Then, in 1885, when the regular
announcer was called away Allen
stepped in to announce the Nniver-
sity of Northumberland Univer-
sity game.
After this first session al the
mike describing big time events.
, Allen was off. He graduated Up
the ranks Of fhe eoUntry's sports.
casters and soon became . bet
! ter known personality in the
sports world than many Of the
actual major league players.
He has been br0adcasting the
New York Yankees baseball games
: since l939--with the exception Of
three years working for Uncle Sam
Of which two were in the infantry.
He leaves this morning for New
York and a few television dates,
then off to the West coast for the
East-West classic.
But he'll be back in his faVorite
reclaim spot" possibly before
Spring goes in TO bat for Winter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Fishing Information !.
walls
SCALES

BY
JACK DELANEY
Fishing Editor

the upper Keys. Starting at Ma
ration where we chatted awhile
with Johnny Branter and his
wife, we next stopped at the
Toll Gate Tackle Shop at Lower
Matecumbe, where we met Mrs.
Broadbent, whose husband, Har-
ry, also fishes parties on the
Keys. AT Craig we talked awhile
with Miss Betty Flagler about
the fishing tournament and told
her we would either call or.
write the boss about the tourna-
meni in Key West. A little
further up the road we dropped.
In on Ev Fowler and his wife.
and were almost blinded by the
display of trophies as we walked
in the door. Fowler has been as
soeiated with the Metropolitan
Miami Fishing Tournament and
the Upper Keys Fishing Tournas
ment for years. AT Snake Creek
Fishing Lodge, we were given
the same cordial reception and a
pledge of cooperation from its
manager Mr.. Duffy. While at
Tom Posts Jewish Greek blisi-
ness. we were made to feel the
entire trip was indeed worth-
while, There is no doubt about
it, these people believe fishing
and fishing tournaments play a
large part in drawing the tour
list to the Florida Keys
Weighing Stations
More weighing stations will be
available this year for the fisher
man than at any other time in
tournament history The lower
keys have taken tremendous
strides even since last year.
Since il is only natural that there
win be more places available for
the fisherman. the tournament
committee naturally will have to
designate more stations Yes. the
lower Keys are moving right
ahead, and with the removal of
the tolls from the bridges, the
squirt should be tremendous /
wish ! had bought land some
! years ago. but then, when il was
cheap, no one had the money.
Today most Of US have the mon
ey, but the prices Of land are in
creasing almost with each sale
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
HARVEY CUP
pREVIEWS
By JUNE YATES

BY JUNE YATES
If we beat the Convent this
time. wen have a tough time
doing it Many of their players
have vastly improved since the
last match. And. while I'm talk
ing about players ! might add
that many OF Key West Highs
have stopped practicing.
haven't seen some Of my
team mates on the courts for
weeks.
Our newest addition TO the
team is Shirley Trudeau. q
player from Jacksonville. At
Ter Coach Van has had time TO
smooth out her game she will
probably be one Of our top
players.
We played practice match
with Miami Beach on Saturday.
The four players who made the
trip; Dolores villate, Lynn Sell
lers, Shirley Trudeau and June
Yates. received a lot Of practice
for their Wednesday encounter,
Since we have been working
on doubles play for the past
month we should at least win
two Of the three doubles play
ed. Coach Van has instructed
US on net play which we all
needed very badly.
Ny prediction is thai all SIM
giles will be a toss up and that
the High School win have a
slight edge in the doubles Well,
whatever happens, you viii see
some good tennis II you come out
to the park courts on Wednes
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Vejar-Fiore Fight
Will Be Broadcast

The Pabst Blue Ribbon radio
feature for Wednesday will be
a iO-round welterweight bout
between Chico Veiar of Siam
ford. Conn, and Carmine Fiore
of New York City.
The broadcast will emanate
from St. Nicholas Arena, New
York. beginning at 10 pm. EST.
over CHS.
yeiar, known as the Stan ord
schoolboy, ran up an amazing
string of victories before losing
TO Eddie Compo in Madison
SQUARE Garden on Sept. 81. We
lar rebounded from that defeat,
stopping Terry Moore in the 5th
round at the Cleveland News
Tovshop Fund Show on Dec. 5th.
yeiar is one of the most promis-
inc youngsters in boxing and
many experts believe he will be
one Of our future champions.
Fiore. although only %, has
heen fighting professionally
since 1e4s. A real crowd pleaser,
he Is a tough, two-flsted puncher
,.,l,o has beaten fighters like Vie
f,ardell and knocked out Tommy
gazzano. Bozo Constantine and
Joey Atria,
This is another in the Wednes-
day night series OF Psest Blue
Ribbon Bouts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Mel Allen Here To Relax
Well Hon AbOut Thar
by Al PolmeT
Citizen Sports Editor

And furthermore said Mel Allen when the Yank-
ees go into Spring training ST. Pete I'm going to fly
down here to Key West whenever have the Opportnni-
v.'
The famed spOrtscaser whose, How About Ihat!''
mas become catch phrase in Americas sportsdom.
spent the weekend here to give his valuable throat
rest lie had suffered slight irritation around larnyx
ard .'o-nd :, safe kn .alaxing in the Island CITY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Following
Through
BY
Pedro Aguilar

Strand Theater baseball nine
almost cinched the first half of
the Island City baseball league
when they won over the Nav.
Sta. Cards Sunday afternoon
by a to 4 score,
The movie boys scored in the
first six innings to win the game.
In the very first frame an error,
single and another error put
the first run over the plate. In
the second inning, an error,
walk. two stolen bases and two
scored.
The Cards scored two in the
second on triple by Hoffses and
double by David; then an err
ror put David across the plate.
In the third, Strand scored one
more, Garcia singled, stole sec
ond, and Casado beat one out as
Garcia crossed the plate. The
Cards also tied the score in the
third. with two outs. an error
and hits by Hoffses and David
gave the Cards their last two
runs of the game From then ON
out Vidal held them TO three
hits.
In the fourth, Strand scored
one more run, enough to win
the game; Vidal doubled, San
tana, batting for Lopez, singled
and Vidal came home
For good measure they scored
three in the fifth on three hits, a
pass bah and one error.
Hartman pitched the last four
frames and gave but two hits.
In the sixth he walked Fernan-
dez. who stole second and scored
on a hit by Garcia.
AT bat, Acevedo had three sim
giles in five times at bat; Vidal,
Garcia and Casado each hit two.
For the Cards. Hoffses hit a
triple and a single, and David
double and single TO lead their
hitters. In the field. Lee. and An
/ derson were the best. David and
Acevedo, rival shortstops, made
some wonderful catches.
The Score.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Don't Tell Pete
But Sdnta'S Got
5 Gators For Hin,

Gill Knoll. manager Of the
Municipal Aquarium, left for
Miami this morning 10 do some
Christmas shopping for Pete.
the pet crocodile.
Dent breath a word Of il 10
Pete but IFS rumoured that
Santa will bring him five liz
tle aliieafors for Christmas
fine playmafes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
The $64 Answer

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. ta-The
S64 question was what was throw
ing off Bloomington High schools
basketball scoreb0ard,
1t turned out to be not dollars
at all, but acornS, GA of them tuck
ed away in the mechanism by a
squirrel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
KEY WEST IMPROVE,

(continued from Page Oneh
Eisner voiced disappropal III shg
store construction on either side Of
the boulevard.
Il was finally decided to hold a
Joint meeting with the planning
commission and other Interested
parties on Friday January is Be.
fore voting on the measure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Freshman Topped
Blue Devils

DURHAM. N. C.-4R-Jerry
Barger. freshman quarterback
from Salisbury, N. c.. led the
Duke University football team IN
net yards gained this year with
6is yards, 1856 Of them by passing.
Red Smith, sophomore halfback
was next with an even 500 yards,
442 of them by rushing. -z.-4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
srAnplNc or THE LEAGUE

Games left to play that have
4 bearing on the standings are;
Benny's and Flyers: one game
strand and Gulfstrean: one
game.
Benny's and Nav. Sta. Cards,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Ties Bowling
Record

L0UISVILLE--tR-Robert Rol-
Ii, ST., tied an American Bowling
Congress record here by partici-
Eating in IL sanctioned bowling
leagues each week. He rolled at
least SO games in each league. In
one league he performed in l08
games. ROLLS record equalled
that of Detroit's Chester Smith in
the l947-4s season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18

Three players in the National
Hockey League we're born in Scot
land. They are Adam Brown of
Boston and Jim Conaeher and Jim
Ross Of New York's Rangers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18

Gil McDougald, recently voted
the American Leagues top rookie,
was a star basketball player in high
school in San Francisco.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18

Official reports required from
hunters showed one out OF eight
Ragged a deer in Indiana's three
day open season. the first in So
years,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18
Delegate To Try
Again

MIAMI - R-Wolford Farms
Delegate, world-record holder for
S Ia furlongs, is being trained
here for the Hialeah Inaugural, a
race he won in 1913 and 194s. Dele
gate finished second last year, but
hopes to make it three out Of
four this time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18

OF the eight freshman on the
ucIA basketball squad. only dne
halls from outside the Golden State.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-18

Bait; Vidal and Fernandez;
Flohr. Hartman, and Scott.
Summary: three base hits,
Hoffses; two base hits, David,
Motion and Vidal Stolen bases;
Acevedo {2). Vidal, Fernandez,
Cascade. Struck out; Vidal "a,
Flohr 81, Hartman "a. Time
2.30. umpires; Baker and Clark.
Tonights game has been can
ceiled.
Thursday at 1880 pm, Gulf
stream versus Strand Theater.
Friday at 7:30 pm, Naval AR
FLYERS VS.. Benny's Cafeteria.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-16
SINGLES

[ 8gWuieC
Ralph Flanagan the man who
. fronts and band with the beat and
fun round reed tones. celebrated
. the FIRST anniversary of the or
-HuIzauun Of his crew ON March
l5 once known as the Idos of
March and now known at DIT
0D-Incomr Taz Day To celebrate
the event. Victor made a special
release of eight sides by the
FlHnagaU0prs. two Of which are
v0caIs and the remainder. nstru-
mcntals
The vocals are On the Little
Big Horn by Harry Prime and
the Singing Winds. and Every
time FAN in Love, Harry alone.
Other sides are I'll BE with You
In Apple Blossom Time, Slow
Drive, Hartzanfleurs NIcarts and
FIowers) All Sweet Mystery Of
Life, Stouthearted Men and On
the Road to Mandalay, which fca-
lures a cymbal refrain to the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-16

When Johnny Maxwell Minneapolis sailed on
Wednesday Adolph Kelly Al Mcclure
and young Mike, myself saw 1 a
proper bon send off
got p. Fory-fve later,
still to Johnnys cabin What they need these big
when said friends lost the wds of the corridors
When time to get off the boat Johnny guided off
pertly and with than a 15-minute trot.
The last we saw of him. he was standing with one foot on the
rail the lie de France moved slowly into the looked
the captains deck whatever they call but
that just a delusion part.
However, never knows.
writing April Ebony
already difference opinion whether
Browns letter his wife should
publication intimate feel the publication
breach everything between Others
showed how tendey and deeply the late Navy er loved
wife.
As woman think any write as Jesse
Brown wrote his wife have been pretty fine and decent
AS would have preferred
some of the more intimate passages deleted
Haw find out that the writing female who
Oily at that cocktail party Is the same lady who got whitfield while
foreign duty the balance
pool of lily pads at an exotic party in Africa
4
mornings ago communication headed
Inside Europe Tour" carefully
of thirty the
communities invited
European tour begin July Z, 1851
per person,
$685. party thirty" The group
charge Herbert Miller of the Carlton Avenue YMCA
Brooklyn.
many newspaper people got
Probably quite few Out the number
suppose thirty with $685. be ultimately
cruited.
I'd to go dearie my got
certainly had the interest of community
Which why don't have 1896 co. mebbe
1895 might be able to make by robbing
piggy bank
Some stuff.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-16

a.a.a= alleys "Wednesday March
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-21
President Truman Makes New Appeal For Unity

WASHINGTON, R)-President Truman's new appeal for national unity in the face of the MacAr- thur controversy was ranged to- day alongside a Republican sen- ator's "whitewash" charge against Democrats.
 MT. Truman declared i've are in the midst of one of the great est crises this country has ever faced" He added that unless the free nations successfully meet the challenge, ''the casualties in Korea will be one small drop in the bucket" compared to those "from one of those horrible bombs we talk so much about"
 That was an obvious alluSiOn to what the President feels would happen if an atomic attack was looSed against the United States and its allies.
 The president made no mention of his dismissal of Gen. MacAr- thur from his Pacific commands But against the background of the storm that action stirred, MT. Tru- man said:
 "You must quit your pickering here at home, you must quit play ing petty politics"
 A few hours before the Presi- dent spoke, Senator Wiley had charged that majority of the Senate committee investigating the dismissal of MacArthr was "a frantic desire to cover-up and Whitewash.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-21
Alaska Crippled Children's Services Extended To Kotzebue Hospital

The Alaska Crippled Children's Association have extended the Crippled Children's Services to the hospital at KOtzebue. Dr. Moore recently performed 23 ma jor operations there and saw 57 orthopedic patients. Of the 23 operations, IS were performed upon children who had orthopedic defects and their follow-up treat ment will be given at the Kotze- bue hospital.
 Dr. E. $. Rabeau who is in charge of the hospital asked that something be done by the ACCA for the recreational facilities for these prolonged hospital cases and asked that the Association furnish the hospital with a 16 mm sound movie projector. According to the ACCA this will be done in the very near future.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-21
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by US. Dept. of Commerce,
 Weather Bureau

Compiled by US. Dept. of Commerce,
 Weather Bureau
 Forecast Nome: Cloudy with in termittant light rain today. Tomor- row partly cloudy. Moderate north winds. Lowest temperature eXpec- ted tonight 40, highest tomorrow 50.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of ' am. today: Precipitation, none. Month total, .12 in. Temperatures: highest 53. lowest 40. Maximum wind 23 mph. from the N. Sunrise at 2:23 a.m., sunset at 9:36 pm. Comparative data: Temperatures one year ago today: highest 38, lowest 26. Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907: highest 59 in 1912, lowest 15 in 1926. Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-21

WEI K
 Nome is a mining community, and every miner knows that Clean Up" means getting the pay out of the dirt.
 It will pay us to CLEAN UP the accumulation of dirt and rubbish after the long winter-pay us in San. itation to CLEAN UP the yards, cache, even the inside of the cup boards-a coat of DuPon paint will do wOnders-even scrub brush and soap will help. It will pay us in per- sonal satisfaction and Civic Pride.
 Now is "a good time to paint those window casings-or why not the entire house. Remember those articles about the ''drab, unpainted houses of Nome" that made us so mad!
 We'll, what are we going to do about it?
 Come in and see our full stock of Du Pont paints, brushes and cleaning tools-Also see what an inn prOvement one coat of DuPOnt paint made in 1. <.
 Yer ssissdiy eemmssi'y Store
 ,v,,% NA ~4&x.,
Evening star., 1951-09-27
FBI Reported Probing
Graft at Bainbridge
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.-The
Federal Bureau of Investigation
here refused to comment today on
a report that it is investigating
alleged graft in connection with
the SO million reconditioning Job
at cambridge Naval Training
Center.
The Baltimore Sun reported the
FBI is looking into the project.
The rebuilding work is being han
died by the Consolidated Engi-
neering Co. of Baltimore.
However, the Sun said the al
legged activities being probed are
not connected with the company
or its officers. A spokesman for
the base said he was "in the dark"
about the camplaint.
More than 1000 workmen are
putting the base back in shape.
Used to train Navy recruits during
World War II, the center closed
down in 1947 after turning out
thousands Of seamen. 1t was re-
activated last February /, and is
stepping UP to it's former pace.
There are about $4,000 Navy per-
sonnel at the base at the present
time.
At its peak. 'Bainbridge turned
out 10000 recruits a year, plus
some 10000 trained specialists
and hundreds of potential Naval
Academy midshipmen.