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The frontiersman., 1953-03-26
SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTICE STARTS

Students from the 9th, 9th, 10th and 11th grades of Pal, mer School are going through. two weeks of Spring football training.
 Working in the gym, Rousey said the boys are getting prac- tice in ball handling and tim ing, in the backfield positions. Practice is from 3:30 to 4:45 each afternoon.
 Although no game-schedule has been set up yet, Rousey said they know the team will be playing Anchorage High and Army teams when the sea. son opens this Fall. Other schools may participate this year, he added. ...
The frontiersman., 1953-03-26
LET'S GO SKIING!!

Weather permitting, the frs annual Matanuska Ski Club race. will be held Sunday, March 29 g pm. at the club tow site, Little Susitna. @ M
 All members of ike senior club and all juniors. whether club members or mol. axe eligi- hle to participate in the races. Scheduled as giant ,slalosn. Junior members will be .requir- ed 4o have written perrnission from parents in order 10 par ticipate Cards will be mailed 10 all juniors. Seniors will be ask ed 10 sign release book. word- ed as follows T ,..,........ ... do not hold the Matanuska Ski Club responsible for any injury received during participation in the first annual Matanuska Ski Club races" (This is a custo- mary procedure in races.)
 The use of the club rescue to- began was illustrated to the group of skiers present on the hill this past Sunday. The club is very proud of the fact that no one has required the use of the taboggan this season. It is com plete with first aid materials; stote-sledder and a sleeping bag. An injured person can be remov- ed from the hill in such a man. ner that they need not again be moved until they reach a doctor or the hospital.
 Sunday skiers can be identi- fled this week by their sun burned faces. Very warm weather and very bright sun . light contributed 10 many shiny noses"
 Misfortune to the tow motor brought the skiing day to an early close. A burned rod will be re- placed as soon as possible in order to take advantage of what is left of this years skiing time.
 "A ski film. "SkifullY Yours" is enroute and expected in lime for inc next regular club meet- ing. Dick Mekkelsen, P-TA in
The frontiersman., 1953-03-26
EXPLORER VISITS UNIVERSITY

Sir Hubert Wilkins, noted Ar ctic explorer of the twenties and thirties. was guest speaker at the University Public Lecture March 23. His subject was "Reminiscen- ces of Alaska and the Arctic Twenty-Five Years Ago." While in Fairbanks, Sir Hubert was a guest of the University, staying in its guest facilities at the Geo. physical Institute.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-26

working together, independent of any existing organizations or they may be projects of service or fraternal organizations. In this case, the civic committee of the Moose Lodge, with Jack Leek as chairman, have been spear heading the organization of the Little League. All organizations and interested individuals are urged to offer their assistance in developing the league.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-26
The Frontiersnlan
WILLIAM F0GG PRESIDENT OF LITTLE LEAGUE

A Little League baseball or ganization seems assured for the young boys in and around the Valley this year, as the result ot a meeting held March B. Off, cers for the league were chosen and an application for a franch- ise will be sent to Williamsport, Pa. his week.
 Local organizations who sent representatives to the meeting were: Palmer Moose Lodge, Pal mer B. P. O. Elks, Palmer P-TA, Beta Sigma Phi. Several indi- viduals also attended. s
 Bill Fogg will head the organ ization as president with Don Moore, vice-president, Betty Mears secretary and Jack Leek, treasurer. Working committee heads will be appointed by these officers.
 The league will consist of four, l2-member teams who will each play 18 games, completing their schedules by August 1. These games will be followed by tourna- ment and regional play-off games. Anchorage has two leagues while Fairbanks has one. With Palmer, sectional play-off games will be played among these leagues.
 Should a Palmer team win the regional title, they will automati- cally be eligible for the midwest p1ay-off. Winning there, the boys would go on to the Little World Series, to be held in Williams port.
 All boys around the Valley be- tween the ages of 8 and 12 years are eligible to play, providing they do not reach their 18th birthday before August l. A school survey made this week by William Zahradnicek, school SUD- erintendent, indicated approxi- mately 100 boys will be eligible for play.
 Equipment for the teams will have to be purchased. Organiza- tions interested in sponsoring a team, either alone or in conjun- ction with other groups, will help bear the cost of the equipment. The civic committee of the Moose Lodge have already pur- chased suits and catcher's equip ment for one team. Suits and equipment will have to be purch- ased for the other three teams. Sponsors names will appear in the lettering on the suits.
 "The object in Little League baseball is not solely to teach boys how to play baseball but to instill the feeling of fair play and to teach them to be good American citizens," Leek told the group Monday night.
 According to Little League 1853" Little Leagues come into being through the efforts of sev- eral individuals in community .x x N .x .k s x x Ak .x < A ss < x x x xx x x
The frontiersman., 1953-03-26
RIFLE DEFEATED BY EMPIRE NO. TEAM

Completing the final match in nine-game series with the Cut Bank Rifle and Pistol club of Cut Bank, Montana, the Matanuska Valley Sportsmen Rifle club suf- fered their third defeat to the No. team in the Inland Empire Shoot with a total of 1937-1940.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-26
TO WE'D ApRiL 4

Miss Amy Olin of the Lazy Mountain Children's Home and Marion Lee Tarver of St. Landry, Louisiana will be united in mar riage Saturday afternoon, April 4, it was announced this week.
 The ceremony will take place at the United Protestant Church at 3 pm. All friends of the young couple and the home are invited to attend.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-26

structor. is pictured in the film. Juniors. interested in joining the Matanuska Ski club, junior division will be invited 10 at- lend the meeting.
 Buddy Campbell and Doug Blk by were both sporting new skis this week.
 Grass in the other pasture 5 Several Anchorage skiers were at the Little Susitna slopes Sun- day, while Brauchli and Mekkel- sen were at Arctic Bowl, enjoying the Anchorage snow.
The frontiersman., 1953-03-26

THE FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED'S GET RESUL ITS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
RECESSION END I'm EUROPE?

Thomas T. Wilson, assistant to the Director of the Of
flee Of international Trade, Department of Commerce re-
Gently told group of business that Western Euro
pean production again the upswng Wilson, who has
Just returned from Europe and investigation of bust
ness conditions, said Western European nations are
Grating in many directions toward greater economic fed
Grafton
Wilson noted rebuilding of gold reserves by major
Western European countriesand adoption of the coal and
ed out that France for example had increased its
ducton to fifty cent than that of 1885, the year
before World War II began.
49, ATRIAL believes that increased trade is one
III Me to Europes economic problems although
not the to all of them His words on the end of the
occasional period in Europe encouraging and come at
about the time does the statement from Secretary
of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson that the decline in farm
prices has ended To those prophets who foresaw major
recession in 1853 these developments out of tune
Many economic experts convinced that
chances for major recession in the United States and
Europe, not great they In fact mild re-
cesson is thought possible for late 1853 1854 it
longer expected to bring about reactions the
economies Of West European nations the United States
The prospect based partially the expectation that
the Administration will continue foreign aid on
largescale basis and will continue spend large though
slightly reduced, sums of money national defense
While defense spending will taper down somewhat the
reduction not expected to be sharp plunge this
country he Western European world into an economic
dilemma
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

mouth, are signs which call for
prompt examination BY a doctor.
Actually. in many instances such
findings indicate only some simple
condition which can be easily treat
ed and the fear that cancer may
be present is often entirely relieved
By competent medical examination.
It is The responsibility Of The doc
tor to make the diagnosis and be.
gin treatment as soon as possible.
In the case Of . good patient
combined with an alert doctor, the
chances for permanent cure are
excellent. On the Cther hand. II
the doctor fails 10 institute treat
ment in the early stages, the
chances for cure diminish.
II The patient Is SLOW IN present.
Ing himself for medical care. the
doctor, no matter now skiilful be
may be. Of necessity Is greatly
handicapped.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
BY DOROTHY ROE
AP Women's Editor

Contrary to popular belief, says
a beauty salon authority, there are
few henpecked husbands in Amer
lea, but "rooster-pecked wives
are legion.
It's the wife who works herself
into a state of nerves every time
she gets new hat or new hair
do. worrying for fear her husband
won't like it. The average u S.
wife is eager to please her spouse,
and terrified Of his criticism, says
d. J Brown. who has spent most
Of his adult life observing women
in the intimate atmosphere Of the
beauty salon Famous beauties Of
stage and screen frequent his plush
new glamor factory on New York S
chic street" East seth.
I've seen brilliant and beautiful
women 60 all 10 pieces over the
idea Of cutting their hair, he says
because they're afraid Of what
their husbands or sweetheartS viii
say. Their good sense tells them
they viii look younger and more
attractive with q different hair
style. but their hearts start pal
plating over the possible effect
en- Tom. Dick or Harry,
"A fayorite remark Of women
is, My husband loves long hair.
This usually is a fallacy Men
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
Mouth Cancer
Treatment Tan
Be Effective

Editors note: This is one of a
series of articles prepared by med
ical experts for The Associated
Press in cooperation with the
American Cancer Society as an
educational service during April,
cancer control month. Today's
writer Is an attending surgeon at
the Chief Head and Neck Service,
Memorial Center. New York.
BY HAYES MARTIN, N. ..
II a mouth cancer is no larger
than a mans thumb the chances
for permanent cure are twice as
good, in the average Of all cases,
as they are when the growth has
exceeded these dimensions
That's the sum OF new statistics
based on experience at the Mem.
r.-l Cancer Center in New York
City.
although II has long been known
both BY the profession and the
public that early comers for treat.
| ment have the best chance against
/ the ravages Of cancer. this has
been a vague general statement
| of limited value because Il did not
answer the question: what is
early?"
Based on the 'sthumbnail" test,
the following striking comparisons
can be made between the chances
Of permanent cure Of those who
have gone 10 the doctor, who. in
turn, has determined tire rattre oi
the growth and begun treatment
before the lesion has exceeded
| approximately 4.sthS Of an inch in
diameter, and the mixed group ol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

DE SANGRE, impreso en- tinta
roja, para darle mayor caracter
al contenido del mismo, al hablar
del Condo Balmaseda, lie dedica
los mas duros epitetos y termina
llamandole ''earnicero.
Este tipo abyecto, que deshon-
raba asi Ell uniforme de su pals,
era uno los muchos que como los
Generates Dulce, LerSundi, Ca
ballero de Rodas y otros, fueron.
a Cuba con inStrucciones precisas
de exterminar a los natives Y de
l0grar que Espaiia obtuviera
anualmente milloneS de pesos, pa
ra Solaz de sus gobernantes. a
quienes en- aquellos dias inolvi-
dableS, no importaban en- 10 abb
soluto los principles de humani-
dad, que habrian de regir en- to-
das las cOntiendas armadas, en-
tire pueblos eivilizadoS.
Los espanoles honrados, los que
sienten verdadero amor a las
glorias que son muchas -- de
sus paisanos, cuand0 reeuerdan
tales atropellos, sc sienten abo-
chornadoS. Ellos no lutheran ST.
do capaces de realizarlos. Porque
hay otra Espana grande y gene
rosa, que nunca participo de tales
desmanes v es esa misma que
actualmente recibe con los brazos
abiertos a los eubanos que la vi
Sitan, ofreciendoles carii0 Y sin
cera hospitalidad, que les haga
olvidar los crimenes de los
"otros." Las epocaS son diStintaS
y hay que ser Justos, al procla-
mar eStas verdades.
Nosotros, que no sentimos rem
cores para nadie, al dar a como.
Ger estas cosas, solo nos guia ell
deseo de que Sc pueda establecer
la gran dferencia que existe en-
tire aquella, Espada conquistado.
ra y cruel y eSta de ahora, que
anna los cubanos, y que tiene
para ellos afectos sinceros.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

early and late recipients Of medical
care
For the lip. Sc per cent Of early
corners are eured as against 70
per cent If the mixed group: for
the tongue IS per cent as against
Is per cent. floor Of mouth 50
per cent conirasied with Is per
cent: mucosa of cheek 90 per cent
as against q per cent. hard and
soft palate 81 per cent against 81
per cent: gums 81 per cent against
26 per cent. tonsli 40 per cent
against is per cert.
The responsibility. then, rests
first with the patient 10 visit the
physician as soon IS possible after
the first symptom is noticed
ANY sore ia the mouth thst does
not heel III approximately 10 dats.
ard ans hump or area Of thieken-
lag which develops within the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

contra ESpana y que muchos de
elloS, deSpueS de perdonadoS, han
vuelto unirse a los rebeldes.
Ustedes saben que yo les he ofre-
edo protection sus eSpoSaS,
madres, hermanas e hijas y que
no han querido aceptarla, por
venir de nosotros.
ANTE tai ingratitud, ante Sc
mejante villania, no es possible
que 20 continue siendo ell mismo
hombre que antes era. Por 10 tan
to, no dispongo que exista min.
gun territorio neutral. Mis- Solda-
dos sc encargaran de cumplir, al
pie de la letra, las siguienteS dis
posiciones: Primero: Todo hon.
bre de la edad entire ounce 0
mas amos, que Sc encuentre fuera
de su finca Residential y no JUS
tifique ell motive. sera fusilado.
Segundo: Toda finca no ocupada,
sera quemada por mis- tropas.
Tercero: En- cualquier lugar,
finca o habitacion, donde no ha-
va sido colocada previamente
una bandera blanca, como SenaI
de que los que la habitan desean
paz, sera Teducida a cenizas. Las
mujeres que no vivian en- sus ca
sas, o en- la de sus familiareS o
amigos, seran detenidas y lleva-
das q Jiguani o Bayamo. donde
sc les proveera de manuteneion.
Las que voluntariamente no Sc
presenter, seran buscadas y con-
dueidas por la fuerza. Estas dis
| posiciones comenzaran a surtir
su efecto ell dia IA del presente
mes. Firmado: Condo de Balma.
soda"
FL efeeto que la anterior pro-
clsma produjo en- los Estados Uni.
dos. fue de tai magnitud, que el
entonces SecretariO de EStado,
Mr.. Hamilton Fish. en- carta al
Ministro de este pals en- Espaiia,
fechada el II de mayo del aho
1869. al referirse a la anterior
proclama, La califiea de ''infsns
documento del General, Condo
de Balmaseda. "
En- otro hbro titulado LIBRo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
ROOster-Pecked Wives Out
Number Hemp ecked Husbands

Men think they like long hair be-
cause it seems the thing TO do.
Actually. they merely want their
wives or girl friends to look beau
tifui, so they can be proud Of
them. Long hair has a romantic
sound, but il is not flattering TO
all women. If a man can be shown
that his wife viii look prettier with
short nair, he probably won't OBJ
jeet. But he has, TO be convinced. "
Ii is for this reason that d. ].
urges his customers TO bring their
husbands along when they contem-
plate new hair style or color.
He explains:
Il honestly believe that II WON.
en- made il a practice to bring their
husbands along 10 help them de-
eide on new hairdo or a new
hat, the divorce rate would 90
down in America"
d. J claims that once the hus-
band is inside the salon, the bat.
tie is half won. He recalls:
"onee an irate husband threat
ened TO kill me because ! had cut
his wife's hair. He was an aging
European nobleman. his wife was
beautiful and much younger. When
/ called his bluff. and told him
he simply didn't want his wife TO
look young, he admitted II and
apoiogized. And when everyone ad.
mired the wife in her new flatter.
ing hairdO, he beamed with pride"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
NOTAS CUBANAS
por RAoUL ALPIzAR pogo

NoTA: A psrfir del Iunes,
die s de abFil, estsS Nofas Gu
banas saldran vn dis 81 y ofro
no, nientras dvre mi avssneia
en- Cuba. = euye lvsar fanso
que ir por mi p6sime esfsdo de
salud. MuY ssrsdeeido . todos
per IL aessids que han dsdo .
sstos nredesfes frsbsios. Hasta
IL vvelia.
81 TIcRE DE JIcuANI
Ash fue llamado este OdioSo
general espanol, que tom6 parte
activamente, durante la contien-
da del afio 1858. Su nombre era
Bias Villate. Su titulo, Condo de
Balmaseda. No era un general de
academia. Sus hechos de. sangre
en- Africa y algunos otros en- su
propia terra, unidos a sus influ-
encias politicas y al deseo de
exterminio de los eubanos, que
imperaba en- la Peninsula, fueron
los motives principales, para que
Sc lie premiara con ell nombra.
miento de Captain General de la
Isla de Cuba.
La actuacion de este militarote,
Sc caracterizo por 10 sanguinaria
| y por 10 cruel. FL era ell Captain
General. cuand0 los desgraciados
successes del q de noviembre de
1871. Ell pliso el "eUmplsss" q la
sentencia de muerte dictada con-
ira ell dulce cantor de "Fidelia. -
el dulce poeta bayames, Juan
Clemente Zenea, fusilado en- el
Foso de los Eaureles, ell Is de
agosto, del aiio 1871.
FL Conde de BaImaseda pssara
q la historic de crimenes colo,
males de la metropoH espafiola,
como TN emulo de aquel otrc
carnicero, tambien con el titulc
de Marques de Tenerife, que sc
llamo Valeriano Weyler y Nj.
colau, I'm mayorquin asesino de
muieres y de indefensos nihos,
durante su mando en- Cuba.
Las fuerzaS insurgentes ore
operaban en- la region oriental de
Cuba, mandadas por Cespedes y
por ell General Manuel de Quesa.
da, dieron no pocos sustos al ia,
moso Tigre de Jiguani, haeiendole
muchas ocasiones. retornar a los
poblados. ante Ia arremetida d.
aquel pequeio eiercito integradC
por patriotas. que Sc hahia deci
dido q hacer Independence q 81
patria. morir en- Ia contienda.
Bueno es que los cubanoS y sus
descendientes. que no han tenidc
Ia oportunidad de eonocer ciertos
hechos ocurridos durante la Cue.
IRA de los Diez Amos. xayan CO.
noeien3o como fueron tratado.
los insurrectes , L. uanera in.
humans y cruel, con cue Sc afro.
pellarun familias enterss. mu.
chas de elias. cue nada senian
que YER establishments. COZ q
niovimienta armado que tnvo 81
inicic FL 10 de ortuhre de isss
Aha, por Il aiio 1853. cuando
apenas hshian corride seis meses
del eornienxo de Il ecntienda re.
dentora, tras una serie de fraea.
SOS ohsenidoS per lss huextes 60
manaadss pir e mcnci0naho
Consfe De Ralmsseda este laas5
IL Sguenfe proeIama. sschasa
en Rsyame. 81 Ola 1 % abra dc
1889
Deeia axi hissorlcn doeamenso:
"Hahitsntes del pals. Les res
tseTgas De trcpas 9ue be extad0
espcrando. han Ilexada ya: cen
sllas desee Oar pFgaeeesaa y cas-.
nEg a 80 csc psrnxEsxe&a e.
fsesisiA Sss1ra q gysisrse De u
msgrspslls.
'Isseses gAheE cue 20 be PER.
cng4sso naeehas VeSss a honarws
cue estahan al=aans en aFmas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
LONG AND SHORT

Bradenton, Fla. up -- Gene
Conley and Don Liddle. team
mates up with the Boston Braves
from Milwaukee, are the long and
short Of the Boston Brave pitchers.
Conley is 6-8 while Liddle is 5-l0.
Conley had an Ia record at Mil
waukee while Liddle had a 17-4
mark and struck out i59 in 1877
innings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

A spring fashion show and fes-
tival will be held on the lawn Of
the public library building, Duval
Street. Friday, April Z, for the
benefit of the Woman's Club. The
show viii begin at 5 O'Clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

General William c. Rivers.
U. S. Army, entertained at an
informal tea Sunday afternoon
at the home of Major Wade
Rhein, U. S. Army, and Mrs.
Rhein. in the army reservation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

There is always bigger fool than the one you have
In mind
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

There win be no change in the
method of selecting the post
master for Key West to fill the
vacancy caused by the death Of
Chas. S. Williams, writes Con
gresham Mark Wilcox TO Win
field Russell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

Tomorrow morning distribution
Of the balance Of the Red Gross
flour will begin. The same
method Of handling as was first
started is 70 continue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

There are always a few who are eager to tear down
any younger person who has made go of it in life.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

Cynthia Pearlman was the on
lY student out Of the 354 in Jun
ior High School who came
through the last instruction pc
Rod Of 6 weeks with a perfect
honor point average Of 800, it
is shown.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
Key West In
Days Gone By
From
The Citizen Files
20 YEARS AGO TODAY

10 EEANS AGO EODAI
Key West High School has been
invited to enter the fourteenth
Annual Interscholastie Water Meet
at Rollins College on Saturday,
April %, it was announced recent
ly. Sixty-one other high schools in
the state have been invited 10
compete.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

The honeymoon for Ike is over.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04
10 YEARS AGO TODAY

This date in 1913 fell on Sunday
No issue of The Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED
BY THE CITIZEN
]. More Hotels and Apartments
4 Beach and Bathing Pavilion.
.. Airports-Land and Sea.
4. Consolidation Of County and City Govarnznenis
s. Community Auditorium.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-04

NoTA: A psrfir del Iunes.
dis s de abrlI, sstss Nofas Gu.
hanas saldran vn dia 81 Y ofro
no, mientras dure mi avssneia
en- Cuba cUyo lUsar fenso
que ir por mi p6slne ssfsdo de
salud. Mvy ssrsdeeido . todos
per Il aessids que han dsdo .
sstos medssfos trsbsIOs. Hssta
"a vueIfa.