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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-18
Tech-Auburn Tilt
Is 55th Meeting

ATLANTA k--0ne 81 the south's
great football series. Anbnrn vs..
Georgia Tech. continued today with
IFS ssth meeting.
Tech speed was expected to pro
duce q ere Or TWO tuaehdown ID
vantage for the YslloM Jackets
wh0se record for their last 10
gamex-lT victories ard enc tie
game them TIRE third hesl rating Il
college soofkaII.
Auburn fielded what Vas COO
sidcred rs ssrnngeas team sinee
1859
The long series has proaaeed
almost . tss. Tech. 10 So gnmes,
has scared rs posnss % AnhuFn j
sIA Tech has @un n games. A
burn a and three were tSesI Ths
kiekcH was Sc Ser 40 ,. d.
sEsTl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-18

quarter hurt fhe chances Of fhs
conchs running the score Up.
Peter Knight recovered another
st. Mary's tumble In the opening
seconds of the final stanza when
but it went for nought when the
Irish pushed across their only score
on Key West lapse.
Joe Pineda heaved a long pass
(the only one he attempted from
scrimmage for the evening" which
st. Mary's tackle Johnny Sabol in
tercepted at midfield and outdis-
tanced a dazed Key West squad to
score. They failed on their try for
the point.
The Conchs evidently got mad at
this point when they launched
stirring drive which, with Salgado
bearing the brunt of the load, was
climaxed when Joe Pineda spun
over the line for a Conch touch
down. Harold Solomon ran the ex-
ira point to make it 27-6.
As fine baIIgame ended, the
locals were we'll on their way to
another touchdown when Pineds
intercepted . desperate 81. Ma.
RVS aerial on his own IS and
dashed down 10 The visitors 81
before he could be stopped.
Ray Sfiekney went off tackle
10 the St. Mary's n but before
fine conehs could launch another
play. the game ended.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-18
Mallios Sparks
Miami To Win

MIAMI lR-Miami's depressed
football forces got needed shot
in-the-arm when Harry Scooter
Mallios came back from a long
siege of illness and injury to lead
them TO a 4l-6 conquest o. Rich
mond Friday night.
Coach Andy Gustafson, in q dis
NAL mood since his Hurricanes
absorbed a stunning 81 defeat last
week by underdog Boston Universe
ty. said the running 0i MalIios was
the thing that pleased him most In
the win over Richmond.
The stocky halfback, getting his
first starting assignment after {
season-long fight against q throat
infection and knee injury, broke
away for touchdown runs Of 50 and
Is yards and scored another on q
32-yard pass from Quarterback
Don James.
II was the first Miami victory
since the 45-O season opening win
over Virginia Military Institute.
The Hurricanes had fallen twice
in q row before Alabama and BOs.
ton. As a result. the crowd Of ~ :
2s5 was the smallest for q Miami
home game in the Orange Bowl
in recent years.
Gustafson was dismayed By Nj.
ami's pass defense weakness which
permitted Richmond 10 launch q
surprising T5-yard touchdown drive
10 tie the score at &c in the first
period. Bobby Tyler consistently
pierced the secondary with sharp
throws to Jim BrioF and Corky
Johns.
We've GOT to bolster our pass
defense before we tackle MarQu-
etse next Friday night. " Gustafsoa
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-18
.Upsets Rare
On College
Grid Scene
BY ED coRRIcAN

NEW YORK R-This 1852 col
lege football season, which has not
even reached the halfway point,
has shown at least two unusual
tendencies: (A) there have been
few upsets, and OBJ defense has
become The thing.
The teams that were thought 10
have the power at the start Of
the season generally have come
through. Perhaps the biggest re-
versal Of form to date was Pitts
triumph over Notre Dame last
week. But the Irish were not con-
sidered any great shakes.
Wisconsin got beaten by Ohio
State in another upset but there
again the Buckeyes always were
tough and not too many observers
(outside wisconsin, were actually
startled.
The others all were strictly
minor, surprising situation In
these days of teams facing major
opponents without warmup games
--or even without spring practice.
As for defense. since the two
platoon system went into effect,
the kids who tried to hold the
enemy were the unsung heroes.
Some of them, in fact. weren't
even heroes. They were just un-
sung. Period.
But Il was the defense that
licked Wisconsin for Ohio State.
II was PENIS defense that held
off Princeton and enabled the
Quakers to snap the Tigers "a
game winning streak, and it is the
defensive platoon that's carrying
Southern California.
Well, there's no guarantee that
those trends win continue today
when virtually every team in
the country moves into action.
The Big Seven race should be
decided when two Of the tur.rank-
ing teams IN the weekly Associ-
aied Press poll tangle in Law
renee. Kas. Oklahoma, No. 8.
meets Kansas. No. 8, and to the
winner win 10 the spolls barring
q big upset later 10 the campaign.
Oklahoma. the defending cham
plon. probably win enter the fray
Reich. the e1.Army star, VIII have
= lot to say On behalf Of the Jay
hawks.
Michigan State. the No. / team
in she country. takes On onee.
beaten Syracuse. The Orange is
enc Of the better teams il the
East. bot who gives il = chance
against TIE Scsrtanxs
MARYLAND ard California. which
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-18
Key Vest High School
Ste0mroIIers ST. MGry's OF
Miami In Impressive WIN
BY JIM COBB
Citizen Sports Editor

Rack up win number four for the Conchs snow.
baIing Key West High School grid squad smothered
outmanned, but dangerous ST. Mary's Of Miami eleven
last night by 276 and they earned it all the
The Conchs gained the verdict to maintain their un.
beaten record the strength of the performance of
trio Of backfeld stawarts who put stirring display of
power football that had some $500 damp, but partisan
fans in frenzy.
The three, Lucy Gonzalez, Dick Salgado and Joe
Pineda, virtually unacceptable when they provided
The balance Of power that handed the Key Westers the
win which their impressive performance to data
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-18
USO-NCCS Team
Scores Win In
Navy Bowling
BY Trudy Cochran

The USo-NCCS bowling team hsa
again been successful in scoring all
high games for the week. Winnie
Humphrey took high single game
this time with a III and her III
took third place.
Ruby Caldwell squeezed into sec
ond with single Of ITS. Winnie's
combination 6i ASS though, was
the best high triple for the week.
The US0-NCcS made off with the
high scratch team game of TAG
and the high scratch team set Of
2l58. The previous league high
scores made by the USo-NCCS are
holding their own.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-18

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-18
Gators To Test
Vanderbilt Today

NASHVILLE, Tenn. tRt-Florida
came here today 70 try out its
new.Eound smuggling power on Van.
dervilt, the team which has gained
national attention without winning
a game all season.
The invading Gators, with . rec
ord 81 three wins and . loss. we're
rated as definite favorites In the
Southeastern Conference game.
But Coach Bob Woodruff was
afraid that Ruford Long the lead
ing SEC scorer, might not be able
to see much action because of i'm
iuTies.
The Cofnmodores place their
main reliance for breaking into the
victory column on the assured sig
nal ealing and powerful throwing
arm az freshman Bill Krietemeyer
Il was krietemeger sho spanked
the team in holding Northwestern
and Mississippi to deadlocks. The
team itself Is Stil riddled with in
jurieS. but i in better physical
shape than II has been Eor two
weeks. The game starts II ? ?. M
CST.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Secretary Of Brazilian Nay Here
On First Stop Of Good WiIF' Tour
South american
Dignitary Visits
NGUGl Base Today
BY Dorothy Raymer

A full schedule of activity is in
store for the Brazilian Secretary
of the Navy, Vice Admiral Renato
A. Guillobel and his official party
during the two day Stop-Over in
Key West while on a tour of the
country at the invitation of the
United States Secretary of the
Navy. Dan Kimball.
This morning, shortly after ten
O'Clock, Guillobel and his entour-
age of Brazilian and United States
naval officers were escorted
aboard the USS Clamagore, sub
marine flagship of Capt. c. H. An
drewS, Submarine Squadron Four
commander.
Secretary Guillobel wore a dark
blue serge suit and a soft brimmeC
gray hat as he walked up Pier s
at the Naval Station with Rear
Admiral Irving 7. Duke, command
er of al the naval activities in the
Key West area. They were foIS
lowed by others in the Brazilian
AdmiraPs party and piped aboard
the Clamagore while the officers
and men of the submarine stood at
rigid attention in their SpotleSs
white uniforms.
On deck to meet the boarding
party were the entire Clamagore
personnel and officers headed by
1t. Comdr. George F. NORM, Ii
Cmdr. Anthony J. Miller, 1t. Hugh
Mott, Its. (jg) John F. CohOon,
Warren L. Spry. William NJ. CoSSa.
boom and Frank T. Watkins, Jr.,
who took charge of the press and
photographers.
Secretary GuillObel spent a few
minutes on the deck of the Subma-
rine chatting with its officers, then
followed the skipper down the for
word hatch. Below decks he in.
Spected the submarine and had cof-
fee in the wardroom. At the close
of the As minute visit, he inspected
the Clamagore'S crew.
On the two day stay in Key West
the Secretary and Vice Admiral
will tour the Key West Naval Bases
and be feted at various social
events including a cocktail party
tonight at Fort Taylor given by
high ranking u. S. officers.
The Brazilian encourage arrived
yesterday afternoon at <S6 p. M.
from Rio de Janeiro in a four en-
CINE Navy transport plane which
set down its wheels at the Naval
Air Station. Boca Chiea field after
q hours flying time. The plane
made three stops en- route, one at
Trinidad, B. w. /.
As the big ship came In for a
smooth landing Capt. A. +. Buck
Continued on Page Twelve)
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Local Man Faces
Five Charges

Five charges against James e.
Quisenberry will be brought up
this afternoon in Municipal Court.
He was arrested early this morn.
ing by police officer Robert Garri.
son at Fleming and Bahama streets
for drunk and disorderly conduct,
Ito wit: following a girl on the
street and failing to obey a police
officer, resisting arrest, using pro-
family and assault on a police Off
cer."
This Is the third arrest of sail
ors on the same street this week
on similar charges. Quisenberry is
with the Fleet Sonar School.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Key West Dog
Track Backers
Plan Campaign
Local Manager Says
He Is Confident The
Voters Will Approve
Proposed Race Track

An intensive last ditch bid for
the votes of Monroe county to per-
init the establishment of $500, 900
dog track is being made by the
Key West Kennel club, campaign
Manager Johnny Delgado reported
today.
Radio talks, literature distribu-
ton and addresses to any clubs
that invite them are being planned
for these last ten days before the
September 80 referendum.
81 feel confident that we are 60.
ing to win," Delgado told The
Citizen today.
Members of the Hotel association
and the Charterboat owners group
are helping Delgado in the cam
paign.
From the clubs headquarters on
Southard street the Key West re-
preventative of the track will send
out reams of literature backing
up its contention that the rack is
a god thing for Key West.
Opponents of the track, said Del
gado, have come to him and said
that even though they hope the
track won't win, they are afraid
it will.
Sidney AronovitZ, who accompa.
MED Delgado to The Citizen and is
secretary of the Key West Kennel
club said that he too is confident
of victory. Aronovitz said that the
State Racing Commission has in
formed him that it will send Il
state employees to Key West to
supervise enforcement of state rae.
ing laws when and if the track
opens next season.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
JayCee Speaker
Will Oppose
Track AT Rally
Group Votes Formal
Opposition To Key
West Kennel Club
AT Bayview Event

A lively discussion among Jay
Gees last night finally resulted In
a nine TO eight decision TO provide
one speaker against the proposed
S300,00O dog track who will official:
ly represent the Junior Chamber at
the rally September Is.
Some members at the clubhouse
last night wanted to provide the
speaker but not have him identi-
fled as a JayCee. Turning point in
the discussion came when Manuel
Lopez said firmly:
IF We vote against something
as we have against the dog track,
we should do something about it.
Continued on Page Twelve)
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Registration Up
To l2,2Ol Now
Associated Press Wirephoto

With applications for absentee
ballots still coming in, 100 ballots
have already been mailed to serv.
icemen overseas and civilians, by
the office of Supervisor of Regis.
tration Sam Pinder.
The registration of voters for the
November 4 election continues "a
mount. Today it is 12,201 with
slightly more than two weeks left
to register. Books will close on Oc.
tober at noon. Supervisor Sam
Pinder said today.
Meanwhile the office is preparing
for the large referendum on the
Continued on Page Twelve)
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Stevenson VIII Carry FIgbt
To Eastern Seub0nyd TODAY
Candidate viii
address AFL Meet
In NelU York Mon.
wy The Associated Press

Gov. Adlai Stevenson invades
the Eastern Seaboard today for
a live-state Seaboard today for
he will hammer away with claim
that Sen. Robert A. Taft is the
new boss of the Republican preSi-
dental campaign.
The Democratic presidential
nominee contends that his COP
opponent, Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover, has surrendered to Taft and
is now taking orders from him
and what Stevenson calls the Re-
publican ''Old Guard.
Stevenson flies from Springfield,
I'll. to Bridgeport, Conn.,, then on
to Hartford, where he makes his
first major speech of the new cam
paign-his second big drive.
His Hartford address will center
around the implications of the
atomic energy age.
He continues to Springfield,
Mass, tomorrow. His current
sweep takes him through Connect
cut, Massachusetts, Virginia, Mary
land and New York, where he
makes an important appearance
Monday before the American Fed
Grafton of Labor Convention in New
York City.
Eisenhower addressed the same
AFL Convention yesterday, saying
he favors amendment of the Taft
Hart ey Act to get rid of features
he said could be used for "union
busting.
But he said he opposed actual
repeal of the law and the union
lists most of whom want just
that-received his statement in 81
lence.
This same comment, however,
was cheered loudly in Rock Island,
ILL.,, later in the day when Eisen-
hover flew back to his campaign
train and continued his interrupted
whistle-stop drive through the Mid
west.
The ASH Convention otherwise
gave Eisenhower generally warm
reception. 1t is expected to endorse
Stevenson for president after it
hears him Monday.
Eisenhower crosses politically
doubtful Iowa today, pounding
away at wliaa he ealIs mes8,
In Washington. He plans a major
farm speech at Omaha, Neb., to-
night.
Sen. Taft opened his intensive
l9.State coast to-coast speaking
campaign on behalf of Eisenhower
and the COP party last night in
Springfield, o.
The Ohio senator, defeated by
Eisenhower for the presidential
nomination in July, told nation
wide radio and television audience
that only the election of the gen.
eral can change what Taft said is
''the philosophy of government
spending and power"
Taft said Eisenhower strongly
Continued on Page Twelve)
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Car Checks Brisk

The first day of car inspection,
which began yesterday morning,
resulted in a tally of 311 cars in
the lineup between 8 a. m. and 5
p. m.
The tests are being given at Fire
Station No. 2 in Poinciana. They
will continue through October Is.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Lensman Sees
Rocket TakeOff

TOKYO B-Fred Waters, Asso-
ciated Press photographer, has had
many hair-raising experiences in
Is months q covering the Korean
War. But IL aost gripping Of all
was watching the first take off
a guided missile Ia warfare.
1T was like watching a baby
being born" he said.
Waters covered the historic
Continued on Page Twelye)
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18

Key West. Florida. has the
most equoble climate in the
country. with an overoqe
range OF only 40 Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Short Circuit
Causes Blaze Wed.

The fire department responded to
an alarm last night at 10:45. The
blaze was a short circuit at 1928
Thomas street in light wires.
Trouble shooters from the City Ell
ectric creew were called by the
firemen to take care Of the situa-
tim. s.-
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-18
Rules Issued
For Speaking
Contest Today
Annual E'VOice Of
Democracy" Meet
Set For Nov. 9th

Rules and basis of judging for
the annual s'vOice of Democracy
contest have ben announced by the
Key West Jaycees. Final Judging
of this years contest will take
place between November "a and
2S.
Contest rules to be followed are:
1. The contest is open to 10th, 11th,
and 18th grade students of all pub
Continued on Page Twelve)
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15
-PoLLINATING ALFALFA

chanically. Engineers are expert
menting with a mechanical device
for tripping alfalfa flowers, trick
heretofore achieved only by bees.
The machine passes flowers through
long, rubber covered rollers and APP
plies a blast of hot air to dry and
distribute the pollen. One problem
is presented by the fact only about
10 percent of flowers in field are
ready to be tripped at any one time.
A field would have to be treated
several times during a season.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15
Howdy Folks,

Did you enjoy the supervisors
meeting in Kalispel? sure did and
was glad to get to meet everyone.
How many were there? Well, 225
persons registered. Thirty-five of
the SO districts were represented.
Officers for the coming year are
Clarence Popham, Corvallis, presi-
dent; Ted Pettyjohn, Sand Coulee,
vice president; Fred Sanborn, Great
Falls, treasurer; Rex Campbell,
Bozernan, secretary. Delegates to the
national meeting in Omaha next
February are Popham and Fay
Crusch, Bainville, who was state
president last year. Convention site
next year-Great Falls.
What conservation practices are
you planning for 1858? If you plan
to receive assistance payment I'M
der the ACP program, it is necessary
for you to sign up with the Produc-
ton and Marketing administration
before Jan. l.
How about fixing up that gully
that is developing in the wheat field?
Remember. little gullies develop into
big gullies and you lose lot of prec-
ious soil in the process. Shape the
gully SO you can cross it with your
farm equipment and seed it to grass
for a sod waterway. Seed to western
wheatgrass, often referred to as blue
joint, or to bronze grass, because they
are good sod forming grasses which
will prevent soil washing. Be sure
to make them wide enough to handle
all the water
Are falling raindrops an erosion
hazard? Did you know that 2 inches
of rain falling on acre at 20 miles
per hour has enough energy to raise
a finch layer of soil to height of
3 feet over that acre? Good cover
protects the soil.
Merry Christmas and Happy
New YearI
Conservingly yours,
CONSERVATION CHARLEY.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15
RAISING DWARF TURKEYS

even smaller than the dwarf Belts
vile white. The new breed is called
the Mini-Turk. The birds are about
the same size as capons but are said
to carry Is percent more meat. They
are prime at q to pounds.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15

double the termination rate of corn
and also increase its growth rate.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15

If you expect deep SHOWS again this winter,
here's trick for putting "snowshoes" on
your crawler tractor. Cut l" 4" boards
into approximately d" lengths. Then bolt
these right on your crawler track. Leave
about a two-inch space between each board
SO they won't clog with snow. Varnish,
paint, or wax boards SO they won't absorb
too much moisture and split. You'll be
amazed how these ''snowShoes" will let
your little crawIer skim over drifts and
powdery snowfalls.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15

T5X heavy-duty motor oil gives maximum
protection to any internal combustion en-
CINE :. thereby minimizing maintenance
expenses. T5X is fuiIy-compounded oil
with special bearing corrosion preventives.
And this amazing purple motor oil keeps
your engine clean longer 1t contains a
special detergent compound that prevents
sludge formation to a remarkable degree
by suspending impurities harmlessly in the
oil. Ask your Union Oil Farm Representa-
tive to show you how T5X can help you
keep maintenance costs at a minimum.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-12-15

You've invested lot of money in your trac-
tor and other Diesel or gasoline-powered
equipment. Naturally you want to protect
that investment with the best grease pos
sible. Multi-purPose UNoBA grease will
help you. UNoBA grease resists heat, water,
dust, and other damaging elements. The
amazing adhesive qualities of UNoBA are
protection against rust and corrosion under
severest operating conditions. Learn how
UNoBA saves you money by performing
jobs formerly requiring many types, brands
and grades of grease. Get full details from
your Union Oil Farm Representative.