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The Nome nugget., 1952-07-02
Fourth of July Program Will Take A1l'Day

The Fourth of July committee has announced full day of cele- bration on the holiday, starting at 10 in the morning, when chil- dren's sports get under way.
 Following the children's sports, a formal patriotic program will be held in front of the City Hall with loudspeakers so that all may hear the speakers.
 Special features for the after noon include Eskimo sports and boat races. A new race will be added to the activities this year, which should be a lot of fun. The native women will have an oomiak race!
 A trap shoot has been an- nounced as one of the special afternoon features and should prove interesting, since the wom- ems teams at the rifle range have shown such excellent marksman- ship.
 In the evening there will be an Eskimo dance followed by a dance under the auspices of the American Legion.
 All children will be treated to ice cream at noon at the City Hall.
 A full program of events will be published in tomorrow's Mug get.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-02
Help For Villages Around Nome Keynote Of Chamber Meeting

Rev. Reeves Haven was wei comed to Nome by the Chamber of Commerce at the noon lunch con on Tuesday.
 After discussion the Chamber voted to request the City Council to start a public educational pro- gram to alert the public as to traffic safety rules and to see that they are properly enforced. Sug- gestions were made that there should be such things as signs within the business part of the city giving notice as to speed limits.
 A coordinating committee for news and its dissemination was appointed for the duration of the strike. The committee consists of Boyd Harwood, Jack Dillon, Elm fly Boucher, Larry Calvin and Charles D. Jones. This group represents the Rotary Club, AL aska Steamship Co.,, Associated Press, Chamber of Commerce and the City of Nome officials.
 A. Polet was delegated to rep resent the N w A Chamber of Commerce at a special meeting of Alaska Chambers to be held at Mckinley Park in August to meet
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-02
Notice To Oomiak Racers

The 4th of July Committee ad- vises all owners of skin boats who are planning to enter the race on the 4th, that in order to qualify, their boats must be at least g32 feet long. Smaller boats cannot be entered in the race.
 The race will be held in Snake River, starting at Lomen'S ware house, going to the mouth of the river and finishing at the starting line.
 The women's oomiak race will start at Belmont Point and finish at the bend of the river near the old Coast Guard lookout tower. The high kicking will be held near the Wallace Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-02
PAN AMERICAN AIRwAYS

Departing: MT. and Mrs. Lester Pierson, Margaret Steinbeck, MT. and Mrs. Gene Mannix, l.. Dim- onson. and Oscar Furrey.
 %Arriving were: Nerruk Walli- abe, R. Stevens, Frank Miller, Clyde Marlow, Ed Johnson, Ed Jeatjer, L. Evertz, Lillian Wright, Norman Stines, Frank Mullock, Rose Bronson, J. Jeffes, Pat Cola gargan, William Hurtzberg, Capt. R. s. King, Lester Barlow, Chas. Rogers, Clarence Wise, J. D. Crawford, Butch Sturbier.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-02
Commissioners Court

Davis Mendalook was fined $1O in Commissioners Court for failure to pay his school tax.
 R. Alexander was given six months suspended sentence for petty larceny.
 Robert McAndrew was fined $10 for disorderly conduct.
 Clara Washington was given a sentence of three months for dis orderly conduct.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-02
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Emil Utila, Hans Uttinon, Capt. C. Berstone, Jack Lutes, Tobey Davingnuk, R. l.. Daughtry.
 From McGrath: J. J. Dillon.
 To Anchorage: H. R. Bates, Terry Abbey, Maj. Farrell, Fred Jensen, Gordon Mccormick, Don aid Bogi.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-02

representatives of the national Chamber of Commerce and to present our problems.
 The secretary was instructed to correspond with the surrounding villages from St. Michael to Kot- zebue to alert them as to the pro- gresS of ship transportation and to offer them aid in getting their freight as far as Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-02
Polaris Coffee Shop Reopened

The Polaris Coffee Shop re- opened this week under new man. agement, with Agnes Milligan, we'll known Alaskan chef, in charge of the kitchen. Mrs. Milli- gan states that the kitchen is ultra-modern, complete in every detail with electric equipment and finished throughout with stainless steel.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-02
SENUNGATUK WINS
 U. s. NERO BICYCLE

Two happy brothers, whose last name is Senungatuk will share a bicycle which was given away by the US. Mere Monday. The boys, who are 12 and 14 years old, it is reported are looking forward to a lot of fishing and hunting trips on their new bike.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-02

The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hap Eberle passed away yes terday at the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-02
INVITATION TO BIDDERS

INVITATION TO BIDDERS
 The Nome School Board will receive bids for insulating the ceiling of the school building with Kimsul or other comparable ma terial. Bids 10 be mailed 10 the Nome School Board prior 10 July Is. 1852. 81 "4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

Then. pour all at once into -four.
Then. ssir lightly until mixed. Round up dough
-. divide in halves Flatten each half slightly.
Place one half between sheets Of waved
paper U2-in square). Roll out gently until
circle reaches edges Of paper. (Waxed paper
will not slip while rolling pastry, if table top
under paper is DAMP
Peel of top paper. If dough cracks or breaks,
mend. without moistening. Just press edges
together or press scrap Of pastry over tear.
lift paper and pastry by top corners; they will
cling together. Place (paper side up) in or
Gin. pie pan. Carefully peel of paper. Gently
ease and fit pastry into pan. Trim even with rim.
Top Crust: Roll as above and place over any
high quality mince meat filling, like NONE
SUCH. Trim to rim. Seal. by pressing gently
with fork or by fluting edge. Snip or small
Sits near center.
Bake aboWs 90 minvees, until nicely Drowned,
in hot oven (425').
slf you use COLD MEDAL Self-Rising Flour (sold IN
parts Of the South, omit salt. Reduce tempera-
ture TO 375'. Bake about 50 minutes.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

WEsSoN olL-now your liquid shorten
ing. Long favorite for delicious salad
dressings, pure, delicate Wesson now is
your key to fiaky pastry, tender bis
cults. No cutting in solid shortening. No
guess work about liquid. For perfect
results, be sure you use Wesson Oil,
made only of the finest vegetable oil.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-26
Charles Torres
Promoted Asst.
Fire Chief Here

City Manager Dave King today
announced the promotion Of
Charles Torres to fhe rank Of As.
sisfsnt Chief Of The Key West
Fire Department to fill a vaesn.
cy created by ths appointment Of
Charles cremsia to Chief Of the
department.
The city manager. At the same
time revealed that Vernon Vidal
was vpped from fhe rank Of Lieu.
tenant TO Captain in fhe fire de.
parfment and the promotion Of
OF Arthur Lowe and Earl ingra.
ham from fhe rank Of fireman TO
Lieutenant in the firefishtins set.
Up.
The promotions were oeeasionec
by the death Of fire chief Leroy
Torres three weeks ago.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-26
Papy To Address
Local Civic Club

The Honorable Bernie c. Papy
viii be guest speaker at the weekly
meeting tomorrow Of the Key
West Junior Chamber Of Com
merce. Meeting win begin at eight
p. m. In the clubhouse. Flagler
Avenue.
This Is the third In q series of
talks by local governmental Of.
ficials. Mr.. Papy's topic win be the
Continued On Page Four)
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-26
Drs. Jimenez,
Kicklighter
Join Society
DIR. Herr Elected
Vice-President
OF Monroe County
Medical Society

The Monroe County Medical
Society held its regular meeting
August 22, 1852 at the Monroe Gen.
eral Hospital. AT this gathering DR..
Jimenez and 1t. .J.E. Kicklighter,
Medical Corps, U.S.N., were elect
ed to membership in the Monore
County Medical Society and DR..
Ralph Herr member of the Lions
Club, was elected for the unexpired
term of Vice-Presidency left vac
ant by DR.. E. Gonzalez.
During this meeting it was
brought to the attention of the So
ciety that on several occasions
when emergency house calls were
made the Physicians arrived only
to find that the patient had left
home, and in one instant less then
fifteen minutes after the call had
been placed. The assembled men,
bers deplored such thoughtlessness
on the part of the patients and
asked that such carelessness be
closely watched.
The main issue of the evening
was the endorsing by the Society
of the affiliation of the Monore
County Blood Bank with that of
Dade County. Arrangements were
made for a meeting to be called
for Thursday evening August %,
1852 at the County Court House by
the Key West Chapter of the A.
merican Red Cross for the purpose
of correlating the blood program
of the American Red Cross with
that of Monroe County.
DR.. Ralph Herr, who is in charge
of this project, announced that it
was open to the public and that
any and all were cordially invited
to attend. The program will be
dually sponsored by tn Lions Club
of Key West, Florida.
Guest speakers for the evening
will include DR.. ]. Elliott, director
of the Dade County Blood Bank,
and DR.. Donald Smith, visiting sur
geon of jackson Memorial Hospital
Ccnhnusd On Page Eight
~ 3
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-26
"Home-2u|e Amendment Is.
Blasted By Adams Pinder
Officials Say
Passage VIII
Mean Il "Step
Backwards

The county home rule
amendment which Monroe
voters will vote upon No.
vember 4 has called forth
blasts from County Clerk
Earl Adams and Supervisor
of Registration Sam Pinder,
who term it confusing"
and a "step backward"
This amendment to the
Florida Constitution would
permit each Of the 81 coun-
ties of the state to set up
their own charters, COM
pletely out-of-kelter with
those of other counties,
Adams said.
At present, Adams stressed,
there is a certain uniformity in
county government throughout the
state.
Under the proposed amendment,
rushed through the 1851 session of
the legislature by Dade County
Senator Gautier, each county could
set up its own form Of government,
and allocate wide appointive pow
ers to Commissioners.
1T would tend toward con.
FUSION" Adams said. ''It would be
step backwards. The Board OF
Directors of the State Association
of County Commissioners have al.
ready opposed this amendment, as
have the State Association of Tax
Collectors and that Of Tax Asses.
sors."
Circuit Court Clerk of Martin
County, Dorothy Pierce has writ.
ten Adams that she is mailing out
mimeographed copies of the act to
every registered voter and explain
to them ''that they are losing the
right in the future TO vote in their
county officials If they vote Yes
on this thing"
Miss Pierce said: ''It is wicked
and vicious and gives too much
power to small group, and know,
ing human nature, and politics in
general, it is no good. It invites
corruption, graft and build.up Of
Continued On Page Eight)
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-26
City Will Complete
Stables Avenue Re nd
Property O,Oners
Declare Condition
NOaU Unsanit0ry

Property owners in the
Staples avenue section,
bounded by 7th and 8th
Streets, received new hope
last might that a situation
which has been termed
generally unsanitary'' by
County Health Authorities
will be corrected in the
near future.
AT q special meeting of
the City Commission last
night, the city fathers vol.
ed unanimously in favor
of a motion directing City
Manager Dave King to fill
i'm q portion of Staples
avenue which at this time
Is under nine feet of water
and IL said to be the cause
of the situation.
A large contingent Of irate
property owners from that Sec
tio. converged on the meeting,
contending that the city's failure
to complete construction of
Staples avenue was making it
impossible for several lot own
ers to fill in their property
which & covered with ground
water.
A letter from County Health
Director, DR.. r. ]. Dalton, to the
Commission, introduced at the
session charged that County
Sanitation Director p. d. Hud-
dleston, upon inspection. had
found generally unsanitary con-
Continued On Page Eighf)
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-26
ADVISORY

The squall wave in the Atlantic
continues to Intensity slowly but
the circulation is still poorly organ
lied and the center is wide and
diffuse. At IL am. E S 7 il
was centered near latitude 21.O NJ.
miles northeast of San Juan Puerto
longitude 62.2 w, or about 325
Rico moving toward the west-north-
west about Is mph
Strong winds are confined to the
northeast quadrant and the strong
est estimated by aircraft as about
IS mph.
Continued west-northwest move
ment at about 1s mph is indicated
for the next II hours with slight
intensification.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-26
Post Office Receipts Rise
10 Al-Tinle Summer High
Comparison Report Shows
INDICES OF
PROSPERITY UP
OVER 1851 SAVE
FOR BUILDING

The steady growth in Key
Vests permanent popula-
ton Is shown by the climb
IN Post Office receipts to an
all time summer high of
$23,l64 last month, accord
ing to the Chamber of Com
merce Trends" released to-
day.
Last July receipts were only
SIG, ,513, which was 5000 more than
1850, and 5000 more than 1947,
earliest year presented by the
Chamber study.
Southbound passenger cars on the
Continued On Page Four)
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-26
Monroe Count,
May Get Sen.
Post In So
Measure Must Be
Approved In The
November Fourth
Election
Voters of Menroe coun

Voters of MonrOe coun.
ty will elect their first
Senator from the newly
created 39th Senatorial
district before April, 1853,
if Florida voters approve
the amendment setting up
the district, County Clerk
Earl Adams said today.
The amendment to be voted on
November 4 at the general cleo
ton provides for the creation of
Senatorial district for Monroe
County to be known as the 39th
Senatorial district and making pro-
vision for the election Of Sena-
tor there from. II must be approx
ed by voters throughout the state.
Since the Florida legislature
meets April /, 1858, the new Sena-
tor would have to be elected in a
special election before that time,
Adams said.
The Senator will of course be in
addition to the office of State Rep
resentative, incumbent of which is
Bernie c. Papy.
The amendment creating the Of
flee of Senator for the County is
one of II on the long ballot to be
voted upon November 4, Super
visor of Registration Sam Pinder
said.
Pinder received the State bal
lot yesterday. In addition to the
long list Of closely printed Consti-
tutional amendments, it has long
list Of candidates ranging from
President of the United States down
TO lower state offices.
"And this long ballot does not
include all our County nominees, "
Pinder said.
A space viii be left on the Nov
ember 4 ballot for the nominee for
State Supreme Court justice to be
named in a special primary, 0cto-
Der IA, Pinder said.
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-26
SIone Opposes
County Zoning As
Sounding Good
And Working Bad

Zoning of Stock Island
for residential, business
and industrial construction
is being worked out by.
four members of the five
man committee appointed
by Monroe County Conn
mission Chairman Gerald
Saunders last week.
First meeting Of the four men,
bers of the committee took place
Sunday at Radio Station WKWF.
in the offices Of John Spottswood.
Sheriff Elect, and radio station
owner.
Jessie Slone, Stock Island junk
yard owner, whose objections to
spot-zoning were important in
bringing about the committee work
was absent, according TO BENJAMIN
Bernstein, committee member.
Present besides Spottswcod and
Bernstein were Joe Sirugo and
Commissioner Joe Allen, who SER
we'd in the place Of Clarence Higgs.
I'VE started On the eensprshsn.
sive zonlns PLAN which will be
presented 10 County Commission
srs Tuesday, September 4" Bern.
stein said.
The plan according 10 Bernstein,
who Is associated with Charles Top
pino and Sons, win permit bus
inesses and trailer camps already
established to remain. Provision Is
being made In the plan for future
trailer camps In specified areas.
A map showing the entire zoning
plan viii be presented at the meet
ing Tuesday night, Q O'Clock In the
County Courthouse.
"The plan viii try 10 protect as
much Of the water front property
on Stock Island as possible, since
this Is just about the kst outpost,
for nice waterfront sites for good
homes" Bernstein said.
Meanwhile Stone, former MEM
Continued On Page Eight)
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-26
Pop Hanson
Predicts No
Storm In 50 2
Key West Native
Tells OF The
'Cood Old Days"

Although he admits that
there 10 no sure way to pre-
dict whether or not Key
West will have . hurricane
this year, the signs that p.
r. Pop" Hanson has look.
ed to for the past so odd
years to tell him Of q com.
ing blow, indicate that Key
West will miss q disaster
this year.
According to Hanson. the squally
weather prevalent this year and
the number of seagrapes around
is indication that we win miss q
blow this year. Pop, Who num-
bers his friends in Key West in the
hundreds came here from his
home in Cocoanut Grove for q
three day visit Ito swap lies with
my old friends, rs he put II.
But Pop" complained that
shsrs aren't tee many Of HE cid
boys left. BY old days he means
the gang that used 10 hang ..
round his blacksmith shop On
Frenf Street ~ HE turn Of ihs
century.
Hanson. X seems, Is 4 young
CONTINUED on Page Fourl
The Key West citizen., 1952-08-26
Masonic Notice

Special Communication Of Dsds
Lodqs No. II. r. q AN. Wed.
nesdsy evening. august 77th. Tao
Pm. z. a. Degree.
All Z. \. Mssens - weii 90
Master Mssons are invited -
attend.
wALTHER n. LAzIEN.
w.M.
r. o. wsech. -
sse'Y.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
TROUT STREAMS

Regulation #31 adopted October
10, 1851, pertaining to Permanent
and Temporary trout streams -
definition and location-be rescinded
and substitute, in lieu thereof, the
following:
For the purpose of defining trout
streams, statewide: A trout stream
is classified as any stream which has
a potentiality for producing trout
(brook, brown and rainbow, nat
urally and which at various periods
is stocked with hatchery reared
trout. Fish of other species may be
taken during their lawful open sea-
sons in trout streams within the
period April Is to September IS,
both inclusive:
Trout streams designated in Wash
iugton County are:
Beaver Creek Watershed to An
tietam Creek on bridge at Williams
port, Boonsboro Highway; Marsh
Run Watershed to Little Antietam
Creek, Bissel; st. James Run Water
shed to Potomac River, Taylor's
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
There Are Only
z More DAYS
TosRegister

You owe it to yourself, your
family, and your country, to
cast your vote in the November
election, but you just can't vote
unless you are registered.
The registration Office, in the
basement of the court house,
will be open today and tomor-
row until 900 p. m. and spe-
cial parking spaces on the right
hand side of West Washington
Street have been provided.
On Saturday, the last day
that you can register, the Office
will be open until 4 100 p. m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02

True merit is like a river, theadeep-
er it is the less noise it makes.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
Team Standing
AMATEUR LEAGUE
PLAYOFFS
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE

Security won the Independent
League final playoffs, beating Ante
tam in two straight games. The sec
ond, and deciding game, was played
at Antietam on Sunday afternoon
and the score was 9 to 6.
The Antietam team protested the
game because Security inserted their
manager into the lineup when one
of their players was injured, but the
Leagues Arbitration Board ruled
that the manager was an eligible
player.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
WASHINGTON COUNTY

The opening game of the best two
out-of-three-game series between
Boonsboro and Williamsport was
played at Boonsboro on Sunday
afternoon and Williamsport was the
winner. The final score was Z to l.
The second game will be played
at Williamsport on Sunday afternoon.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
FISHING SEASONS
BASS Large and Small MOuth)
PIKE PickereD

Regulation #27 adopted October
10, 1851, pertaining to seasons, bass
Qarge and small mouth), pike
(pickereD, be rescinded and sub
stitute, in lieu thereof, the following:
(A) That it shall be unlawful to
fish, attempt to fish, take or fish for,
bass (arge and small mouth), pike
(pickereD, in non-tidal waters, state
wide, except from June l to Novem-
Der 80, both inclusive
(B) For the purpose of protecting
spawning areas for bass, it shall be
unlawful to fish, attempt to fish, take
or fish for any species of fish in the
Potomac River Watershed in Mont
gomery, Frederick, Washington, AL
legany and Garrett Counties during
the period May l to May 81, both
inclusive.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
BANKERS LEAGUE

The Slugs won both their games
last week, while the Nickels were
losing two, to move into first place.
The Slugs also had both high scores,
with single game of 498 and two
game set of 1853.
Doris Fryer had the high single
game for the ladies (108), but T. Jo-
sephine Downin had the high set
(204). Victor McSherry was the
high bowler among the men, with a
single game of 1913 and set of 244.
Tnnnn Cfnndinm
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02

Carlton A Guenthe president of the Maryland Motor Truck
Association the Warner Fruehau Grand Champions Cup
William K Hes of the Davidson Transfer Storage Company
his successful defense of his championship the 5h An
nua Truck Safety Roadeo held recently Baltimore Stadium
er will lead contingent of three champions the National
Roadeo Finals in New York City October 5.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
RUBBER STAMPS

We make 'em in a Jiffy!
StOuffer Printing Co., Phone 1900
Advt.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
sHAD AND HERRING

There shall be no size or creel
limit on Shad (including hickory
shad), or Herring, statewide.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
EMBARRASSING MOMENTS

The family and the dinner guest
had seated themselves at the table.
Betty" said the mother, why on
earth didn't you put a knife and fork
at Mr.. Whites placer"
HE doesn't need them," replied
Betty. Daddy said he eats like a
horse"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02

Team Standings
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02

Landing, County Road Bridge; Little
Tonolaway Greek Watershed to U. S.
No. 40; and Samples Run
Watershed.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
If some people lived up to their
ideals they would be STOPPING.

Snarl and mistakes grin at you;
grin, and they unsnarl.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
Public Hearing On
New Fishing Laws
Proposed Regulations Affecting
Trout Streams And Fishing
Seasons To Be Discussed At Bel
Air October IL.

A public hearing will be held at the
Bel Air High School Auditorium in
Bel Air on Friday, October II, at 7:3O
pm, to discuss the following pro-
posed regulations submitted by the
Maryland Game and Inland Fish
Commission.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-10-02
BOWLING
SCORES
WOMEN'S MAJOR
BOWLING LEAGUE
Continued from Page g.

points apiece to tie for the lead.
ACQUISITION Hearing Aid had the high
game (549) and Buffers Diner had
the high set (1458).
Elsie Senior had both high scores,
with single game of 1876 and set of
344.
Team Standings