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By j. HENRY RANDALL

1 Several good things pop in this
weeks release. both in singles
and In albums.
In the singles category, there is
Nat King" Cole with a choir
I pair. Cisele Mackenzie on a couple
Of contrasting sides, an instru-
mental which uses as its theme
the signature music Of popular
weekly TV show, and finely
paced instrumental in the Sonny
Thompson manner.
The albums are really old stuff,
but as such they are treasured
items which date from the swing
era"
Top spot goes to that merry
oil soul" fellow, Nat Cole who
turns out a pair Of excellent items
in his cool, unhurried manner. On
one side is THAT'S ALL. sooth-
ingly sung and backed with the
lush Instrumentation by Nelson
Riddle. On the flip, is a revitalized
oldie, LOVER COME BACK TO
ME-. on which Nat teams with
Billy Mays crew for an up-tem-
pod pace. A vocal group assists
with the lyrics. Check that fly
ending also (Capitol.
Next in line is the Sauter-Fine-
gan group weaving a fascinating
musical picture on COCO BONGo,
with band vocal. Flip is the Ger
shwin Brothers tune A FOGGY
DAY. also with band vocal. In
spots the side reminds one Of the
skinny Ennis version (Victor).
Gisele Mckenzie has a good side
in A WALKING TUNE (Hot
Point) A liver PAGER, 1t should
be a big hit. Mate is the new
French import. EMBRASSE. key
noted by the string-filled Nelson
Riddle production (CapitoD.
A rhythm PAGER which should
click as big-timer is Sonny
Thompson's LET'S MOVE. Mate
is the ballad MY HEART NEEDS
SOMEONE, with Rufus Junior on
lyrics (King).
From the TV weekly who-dun-
II feature. Martin Kane, Private
Eye" comes the Charles Paul
MARTIN KANE THEME, as
handled by the Nelson Riddle
gang. The first part follows the
mood and tempo Of the original to
''T'' and then with a change of
pace, the jump version sets in.
Good listening. Flip is MAKE
BELIEVE YOU'RE IN LOVE
WITH ME. with Pat Aud chirp-
ing (CapitaD.
Other singles of promise are
Betty Hutton with vocal assist on
I'M NOBoDY'S BABY and HOT
DOG! THAT MADE HIM MAD
Capital; Camille Howard. with
two originals, YOU'RE LOWER
THAN A MOLE and LOSING
YOUR MIND (FederaD; and
Homer and Jethro doing take
of la Spike Jones on Your
Cheating Heart" on YOUR cLoB-
BERED HEART with GAM
BLERs CIT BOX on the flip
tVictor).
Album-wi5e, there are three
items which should be among the
collection Of every disc fan who in
any way leans toward jazz or
styhzed pop singing.
Two are MGM releases: r.
inch LIP, entitled, Woody Her
man (And the Herd) at Carne-
gle Hall. 1916" and Deed l Do
Lena Horne.
The Herman gang have Is tunes
on this LIP disc, many of which
you'll remember as being among
the best they have done. Formerly
available on two i0-inch LIP. as
well as similar IS and rs rpm is
sues, this single brings back such
items as BIJOU, WILD ROOT
FOUR MEN ON A HORSE
YOUR FATHERS MoUsTACHE
THE GOOD EARTH, HEADS UP
and BLOWING UP A STORM
lMGM
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HElp WANTED

WANTED: Elderly woman to
care for children while mother
works in exchange for room and
board. Mulberry 1893. Rio
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49, Sports
Griffin
BY JIMMY GRIFFIN

ST Central Friday 80 to o.
Blakey yard
13yard pass
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16

buing probably win the
seeking and result Of
Chuck Davy TV sensation Dayey is al
nonenty result OF loss oly rated Andrews They
signed
vision Davey quit
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Aboy, Sob chr,s.nb.ry And o,h., sox,ne Note.

Hitting sports desks the mimeogaphed
minder that Robert X chrstenberry
chairman OF the New York among
his achievements working with
ing Association safety
founding OF bookings first hall OF
Other accomplishments noted such fighting
champions which has resulted defending
boxing
Ever since Chsenberry became chairman Sept
reformist he has been controversial pugsm
been cursed
In running the best fights Gotham
purity Others praise him who sticks by his
He has made questionable which
changed the judges ruling fight
and his enemies that he has sought sport
One thing the bulletin
his fair treatment of deserving fighter.
should get their chance for big fights
boring Chairman right his
actions but he always a credit sport
Gene Smith Washington a redeem himself
In the Saturday a rcmatch will
Bin Bosso Pittsburgh n ID. C
In bout Sept g. Bosso surprised
rugged i0ound decision Smith punching
sdecd the best In the South could
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At The Ringside
III AMONG wELTERs

Randy TyrPin Seeks To Regain Middisweshs Tile
months the night OF oct a. the
middleweight a Madison
New champion Randy Tn Of Eng
will the when he faces Carl obo Olson
Of Hawaii In a 15round bout
They fighting championship
by Ray sugar) Robinson making substantial living as
q in night clubs and theatre stages
Turpn British Negro the ieopound honors by defeating
Robinson supendou upset London but lost 1t to Sugar Ray
months later New York 1851 Olson also
has fought Sugar Ray twice but lost both times the first being
TKo
fight nationally teIevised consumption
bout is being promoted by the international Boxing Club
Born July 1928 Tnpn the youngest Of three fighting
nvas taking SO professional fights Randy has
won 90 BY hnockoua and has lost only three bouts
Randy. although fighter with awkward style Is rough
strong hard punching battr who at the same time an elusive
target
not the type Of fighter fans love to although he is good
only pro battles
As this rngsder IT, Turpn should win this bout possibly
by a N appear
Of his boxing ability and his ability take punch This
slider believes there bit American loyalty than ability
nected odds against Turpn
Randy win be strong and
boxer with oisons win good interesting
battle and probably will be close but Randy should win
sroston To Get Elusive T47-povnd Title Bout Ar Lost
Johnny Bratton who far brief period held the weerweht
championship Sugar gave up
He challenge Kid Gavlan In Chicago
i5rond battle The that champ
that caan whipped him final elimination bout the
Braon win attain glory
predicted for him when he chcagos sensation
nghwe Two broken jaws the hands Of Beau and
then lightweight champ Ike wlamspus unmey losses
Burton helped set him
began campaigning a weeweght unfortunately
he had lost his Chicago Braon appears
his inblity through
tre boxer fast with beautiful footwork
possessor of a brutal punch.
This bout win be nationally teevised except
the Chicago which will
BY tho according this
for Gavlan sponsor
of his title bout with Carmen Haso the
ing bae) withheld pending
ing Batton he fight challenger get
the withheld money
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16
PRESTON LOVE BAND
COMING OCTOBER IS

Preston Love, who brings his
orchestra to the Minneapolis
Labor Temple on Sunday night,
October 25th, is recognized as one
of Americas foremost saxophone
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FURNISHED ROOM for rent. -
Mulberry 1894 R-ll
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Read the Birthday Greetings
column. ITS reminder TO many
Of the birthdays Of their friends.
Those friends win appreciate n
card from you.
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Share kitchen and bath. Ell. SAP.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-10-16


Jim Walton caught 10 yard pass and rambled so
yards to pay dirt for the longest scoring play Of
the game
On Friday night. Oct o. Mechanic Arts defeated
Washington HI in tough battle Lee Ballard scored
one Of the Trainers touchdowns a four yard
plunge. Jack Garrett missed two extra point at
tempts one Of which could have caused the game to
end In tie Don Morgan was in the Washington
lineup at half back.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12

Among University of Montana
graduates to receive degrees this
year was Mrs. Betsey Binet, for
merly Miss Betsey Sherburne.
Completing her studies last De-
cember. she shared in graduation
honors at the State University's
recent commencement. MIR. and
Mrs. B in e are Missoula resi-
dents, he being with the Com
mercial Credit Corporation.
A Great Lakes Fleet H 0 m 9
Town News Center release has it
that James c. Lair, aviation or
dinanceman Bird class, has re-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
About the Town

Mrs. Frank Racine, who was
recently removed from the local
hospital to her home here, is
reported to be considerably i'm
proved.
Mrs. Marion Garrow and
children left early this week for
her former home in Wisconsin for
a several months visit with rela-
tives. She recently resigned as
bookkeeper.st enographer at h e
Browning Nero. that she could
make the trip. Her place has
been filled by Mrs. Carl Shaddox.
RESPONSIBLE PERSON,
male or female. from this area,
wanted to service a I'd collect
from automatic vending mach
ines. No selling. Age not ess-
entail. Car, references, and 5000
working capital necessary. z to
IL hours weekly nets to $500
monthly. Possibility full time
work. For local interview give
full particulars. phone. Write
P. o. Box 52l, Minneapolis. l,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Andrus
and daughter, Georgia and the
latter's small son, Eddie, were in
attendance at the annual COM
mencement Of the University of
Montana at Missoula early this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrus'
son. Earl, a member of the grad
uating class, received his degree
in psychology. He minored in
business administration.
Wanted to rent-Furnished or
partly furnished house by July l;
couple; no children or pets. Call
1918. A. R. Sellars. 1926
I will pay a substantial reward
for recovery of a female bull-ter-
rior dog, which was lost this
week in Browning. Inquire at
Mark Stout home at Agency
phone 1881. 1920,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S h e r.
burne of Coleraine, MINI. are
here visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank P. Sherburne. Al
Montana School of Mines gradu.
ate in 1861. Herbert was selected
by the Oliver Mining Co., U. 8. |
Steel subsidiary, for engineering
service at its Coleraine opera
tions. A graduate of Browning
High School, Herbert was one Of
the School Of Mines high ranking
students through his four years
Of attendance. -, Il 49,
Renew your subscription. |
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Small StOckpile

Carryover stocks of several COM
modities are the smallest in recent
years as a new marketing season
opens.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Wash It Thoroughly

When you bring lettuce home from
the store, wash it thoroughly and
store it in a covered dish in the re-
frigerator until time to use.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12

ported for duty with the Air De.
velopment Squadron 4 at the U.
S. Naval Air Missile Test Center
at Point Mugu, Calf. He has
been in the service since Nov.
ember, 1850.
A daughter was born to DR..
and Mrs. Chandler s. Murray at
the Memorial Hospital at Cut
Bank May 26. She was named
Heather Reid.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
N1eringue

In making merigue, always add
one tablespoon cold water to each
egg white. This helps to prevent
the meringue from falling.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12

Long Worms
The earthworm Of Australia often
to . length of II feet.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12

.~ Newborn. Cub
A newborn bear cub is smaller
than a newborn baby porcupine.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Flying Is Safer

It is nine times safer to fly the
US. airlines today than it was 20
years ago, figures Indicate.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12

Short of Metal
Argentina must import most Of
nearly every metal It uses.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-06-12
Methodist Church

Sunday, 9:45 a. M. S IN d a y
school.
Morning worship at HOO.
Methodist Student Sunday,
June ID.
Sermon: THE Next Four
Score. " Shirley Ray Morgan.
Rev. Edgar B. Smith. pastor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-01
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK sR-It was another
quiet session today in the stock
market with prices barely moving
either way.
Price changes were all In the
smaller fractions with many lead
ING issues trading unchanged.
Railroads displayed . slight adj
yancing tendency as did the COP
pers and most chemicals, but in
the absence OF any vIgor the move
ments Of these sections lacked sig
aificance.
The opening Of the market was
uninspiring with few blocks on the
tape. Among them were $500
shares Of American Gas q Elec-
tric unchanged at 2eia, and 100
shares Of New York Central up v
at 2las.
Also higher were Santa Re,
Southern Pacific, Kennecott Cop
per, American Smelling, Allied
Chemical. and chrysler.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-01
NEA Head Blasts
Class Censorship

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. INA plea
lDr freedom Of expFesslon In An.
erieAn schnolrocsns % q cOntinued
s.bulwark d democracy was made
today BY Sarah c. Caldwell. presi-
dent Of The National Education
Association.
The Akron, O., schooiteacher
made her plea in 4 speech pre-.
pared Cor TIE 500 delegates at
the NEA convention. Resolutions
eondemning censorship of teach
ers, meanwhile, we're being read.
led % present 70 the convention
Friday.
Tin our free public schools, We
have the true instrument Of human
progress, said Mrs. Caldwell.
''But such progress can continue
only when the climate d right
when the air l. cleared b. forth
right, Cpen discussion.
censorship Il 9 weapon Of The
totalitarlans. Freedom Of expires.
slon Il the hulwark of democracy. =
Before Mira. Caldwell spoke, the
NEA Commission for Defense Of
drew up q resolution 70 condemn
.shook burnings. purses or other
devices which restrict freedom OF
thought n classrooms IN the Uni
Ted States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-01
Desert Song"
Will Show At
Strand Theatre

As an important vehicle for its
new lyrical team OF Kathryn Gray
son and Gordon MacRae. Warner
Bros. has selected q new Techni.
color version OF The Desert Song, |"
which will be seen Wednesday,
July !. through Saturday, July Z.
at the Strand Theatre.
Gordon MacRae, seen IN ! dual
role, plays FL Khobar, the heroic
Riff leader who in reality is the
tutor Of MargOt. portrayed by Ka-
thryn Grayson. Rugged Steve
Cochran stars as the dashing Cap
tain F6ntaine of the French For
eign Legion.
The fabulous and long favorite
story, told to the accompaniment
Of the stirring Sigmund Romberg
Score, is d blend Of desert adven.
ture and romance.
The film presents an account Of
tribal Warefare as the bold Riffs
led by Ell Khobar rise up against
the hordes of the treacherous Sheik
Youseff raymond Massey. BY
day Ell Khobar is the timid Paul
Ronnard, tutor TO Margot, the
beautiful daughter Of the command
ant of the French Legion forces.
When the Sheik attempts to incite
the Arabs TO revolt against the un.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-01
Alabama Woman To Die

MONTGOMERY, Ala. @The
Alabama Supreme Court yesterday
upheld the poison conviction Of
Mrs. Earle Dennison and ordered
her electrocnted Aus. II.
The sS-year-Old nurse was con-
ricted Of killing her infant niece,
Shirley DIANA Weldon, z. in May.
1852. with an arsenic-splked soft
drink at nearby wetumpka after
insuring the child for s., 500.
The unanimous decision Is the
first time the Supreme Court has
ever ordered the eleetrceatiOn Ct
4 white woman ia Alabama.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-01
WHEAT CONTROLS

continued From peee Onel
price support rate. supports would
be at 80 per cent of parity. or
around SD . bIskeI. il quotas
were approved. Bit they would
drop TO so per { ant Of parity, or
around $l.22, if quotas should be
rejected. Parity is . price said by
Law to be fair to farmers in terms
Of prices they paid for things they
buy.
Quotas were last imposed on
wheat in 1912. Acreage planting
allotments were last used Ii 1850,
Meanwhile, the department an
nounced that the support rate for
I953-crop wheat win average S2.z1
a bushel, the miaimum set last
fan under q forward pricing pro-
vision Of the law.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-01
Defense Budget
Battle Opens In
House Today
BY RUSSELL BRINEs

WASHINGTON n - President
Eisenhower's military prestige was
thrown today into \ campaign to
ward off House increases in the
coming years - billion dollar de-
Tense budget.
A Democratic move was under
way to restore more than one BIZ
lion dollars cut from new Air
Force funds Tor the fiscal year
starting today.
Rep. Ssrivner lR.Kan) said in
4 speech prepared 70 open debate
that the only issue on the defense
budget Is Q choice between the Eli
senhower.backed 10 wing Air
Force and the si43-wing goal set
three years ago by the Joint Chiefs
Of Staff.
The House argues the question
today with q vote due tomorrow on
the 81, ~. ~. 500 budget. This Is
six billion dollars less than former
President Truman recommended
and 81, s37 ~, 500 below Eisenhcw
er's minimum cit that amount
by the House Appropriations Com
mittee.
The money bilI earmarks these
funds, compared with Truman's
recommendations:
Army = 81, So, 900 900 ($lz, 100, :
So. O00l with the increase due to
! inclusion Of Korean War costs.
Navy 81, 3B4, :asSS 900 lSl6, O7o,-
0OO. OOO). Eisenhower recommended
81 ,20e, 900. 900.
Rep. Price lD-IIl), declaring that
'sunwarranted'' cuts Of i've billion
dollars n Air Force funds would
mean ''wrecking the Air Force, =
asked the House TO restore 81, ll5,-
OOO, 900.
Rep. Mah0n (D.Texl said he
amendment to restore 81 ITS ,0OO, 900
to the Air Force. This, be said,
would Be the amount requested BY
Gen. Hoyt 5. Vandenberg, retired
Air Force chief Of staff, as the
minimum 10 reach l43 wings BY
1857. There are 50 10 rs planes,
depending upon their type. IN i
wing.
Vandenberg requested 81. A., OOO,-
600 but this includes go million
dollars for base construction which
the House ID not considering now.
Scrivner, chairman Of the appro.
priations subcommittee which con-
sldered Air Force funds, said the
cutdown program has been tree.
commended BY President Eisenhow,
er, whose military judgment il
based on sound and varied expert.
ence (as) the nations most
outstanding and successful military
leader.
Scrivner said common sense
reductions" had been made BY
eliminating what he called non.
essential transport and trainer
planes. BY cutting down stock.
piles Of spare parts. reducig man.
power waste" and shaving down
the manufacturing time Of aircraft.
Price said Secretary Of Defense
Wilson'S Recommendation for air
power cuts are extravagant as well
as dangerous and threaten our ma
tiOnal survival. His action folds the
umbrella Of our aerial protection. =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-01

expecting FreneA saui, dressed
= tie rnhes u tho fearless III Kho-
bsz. gathers his Riff riders to
storm the Sheiks palace. They de,
strOy his army. but Il remains for
81 Khohar to rescue his beloved
Margot from the vengeful Sheik.
without his disguise. Paul profess
ses his love for the beautiful French
girl only to find that she is in love
with the adventurous FL Khobar.
Not until Bonnard sings the ROMAN
hc "one Alone" does Margot re-
alike that the two men are one
The Desert Song also brings
back 20 the American scene such
familiar Romherg melodies as
The Rlff Song" Romance, !"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-01
Citizen Adds Don WinsIOw :
To Its Comic Strip Roster

Next Monday win Be . great day
~ al Key West Citizen readers
when Den Nfinsiew : the new and
enly all-service comic strip makes
- first appearance In The Citizen.
Now, In his exciting new role Of
r-espionage agent, comman-
asf Don Winslow Of the u. s. Navy
= J0ined by other courageous
members Of all the services in his
eeatelesS battle against the enemi.
. Of democracy.
AZ the story antolds, WinsIow IS
zee intelligence officer Of the De
partment Of Defense. works with
the Navy, Army. Air Force.
Coast Guard and Marines. His
held Of operation Is In every part
u the world where freedom and
democracy are threatened.
Don Is assisted n his fight
against evil BY his brother, Lieu.
tenant Colonel Gu WinsloW Of the
Air Force, his sister Mary Win
slow Of the WAC's, and his com.
panions, Red Pennington, Jane
Steele, Mercedes Colby (his girl
friendl and Admiral Warburton.
Frank Martinek Is supremely
qualified 10 write Don Wfnalow,
the new and only AlI.Seryice strip.
Martinez draws On his varied true
life experience as former Chica.
60 newgpaperman, naval tnlelli.
gence officer, FBI special agent.
world traveller. author Of many
books and articles and = success
Gul business man.
He has visited most countries Of
the world and written prophetically
and critically on world crises.
Don WinsIoW Is bis own creation
and Is the persOnihcati0n Of the
outstanding traits which build
great citizens. DOn's intriguing as.
alignment Is special Defense De.
partment agent brings him into
the most interesting stories ever
created for ! newspaper comic
strip.
John Jordan. one Of the Major
League carto0nlsts Ii the nation,
viii now Illustrate The adventures
Of Don Wlnslow. Jordan has an
envIahle an career which includes
several years Is editorial cartoon.
Isl on the New York Journal and
art director fOE one of the coun.
try.s largest comic book compan.
les. HighllghtinE his career re-
Gently, be was signed BY Holly.
wood to draw several popular ami.
mated motion pictures.
Bringing hts exceptional back.
ground 70 newspapers, Jordan's
authentic, clear. modern Art adds
lussre 70 The new Don Winslow all
service comic strip.
With 90 much experience 81
their command. this great nav
team IL Martinek and Jordan has
produced 1 MASTERPIECES In theiE
creation 81 The new Don Wlnalcw.
Look Tor Il ID the comic section
81 next Mondays Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-01
VICTOR Lang
(continnei from Page onel

Continued from Page onel
cent graduate Of the Key West
HiEh School.
Al yesterdays session the com.
miSsiOners also gave Finance Di-
rector Roberts q rising vote of
thanks for his Is years Of service
20 the city. They also voted him
30days leave pay. lie was entitled
to u days, but the commissioners
eOunisred with = bonus Of thirty
days.