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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-10-01


is it possible to knead dough too
much?
Yes, it certainly is. After the dough is
Smoothed up by kneading, and little
bubbles can be seen beneath the sur
lace, it is time to stop kneading. If
kneadlng is continued, the dough tears,
and becomes sticky again, with the re-
suit that the bread is not of a good
quality -. (. the gluten has been broken
down
We have trouble with bread moIding
before the loaf is all used. What can
do to prevent this?
If you have freezer or a freezer
combination refrigerator where the
temperature is 10 degrees F. or lower,
cut the loaf in half, wrap and freeze
until ready for use. Store the remaining
half, either in a well-ventilated bread
box or in the refrigerator. Although the
refrigerator does prevent molding, the
bread does stale more rapidly if stored
there.
Does it make any difference when
refrigerator dough is shaped, before it |
comes to room temperature, or after? |
For easier handling, shape the dough
when it is cold-right out of the refrig-
orator. At this stage the dough can be
handled much more easily, for it is like
cold clay. It can be rolled very thin,
or as thick as desired, shaped as
desired, without the springy quality of
freshly mixed and kneaded dough which
is sometimes little hard to handle
Is there simple recipe for crisp
sweet pickles?
Here is very professional sweet
pickle in eight days Our process in
cludes three days each of brining, then
soaking in clear water (The brining
time is short because the pickles are
cut in chunks) This is followed by two
days of introducing the prepared
cucumbers to an increasingly sweet
ened sugar-spice-and vinegar syrup.
The sugar is added in stages so that
the pickles will stay crisp and plump.
The addition of too much sugar at once
may cause them to shrivel and become
tough.
Start with pounds small, firm
picking cucumbers, scrubbed and
washed, then cut in halves or quarters.
Makes about 4 quarts cut-up chunks.
Brining: In crock or enameled pan
make brine solution of 8 quarts cold
water and IL cups salt Add prepared
cucumber chunks, cover and let stand
days at room temperature. Make sure
he cucumbers are entirely covered
with brine; weigh down with a plate
and pint jar filled with water to make
heavy. AT the end of the brining
period drain brine from cucumbers,
cover with cold water and let stand
or days at room temperature. Drain,
hen rinse well with cold water.
Picking syrup: S cups sugar (added
n three partS)
IL quarts cider vinegar
cups water
2 tablespoons mixed whole picking
pices tiled in bag1
Combine cups of the sugar, vinegar,
1ater and picking spices IN q preserv-
lg kettle, stirring 30 dissolve sugar
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16
Cumberland News Events
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Evening star., 1955-01-20

stars of Washington. Conneeti-
cut and Brooklyn.
Indelible in the memories Of
veteran duckpinners are the
matches at Convention Hall that
featured such as Nick Tronsky
and Jack White Of Connecticut
and the great Barney Spinella of
Brooklyn, man who held his
own with the best In the tenpin
as well as duckpin world. His
individual battles with Glenn
Wolstenholme were classics of
bowling entertainment.
Jack Talbert and Bill Stalcup,
who initiated tomorrow nights
show for the Bowlers Victory Le-
gion, had in mind a revival OF
the sort of competition that
packed the fans into spacious
Convention Hall. It is expected
that the top floor of the Claren-
don Bowling Center will be well
filled when the Washington and
Baltimore aces swing into action
at 3 o'clock,
&+&
At least 10 world records are
held by five Of the men who will
participate, four of them Balti-
moreans. Dave Volk established
five, ranging from As to rs games,
all in a 75-game mixed doubles
match rolled in January and
February, 1852.
John Gaise, who scored q sen-
sational victory in the Dixie
Classic here this winter. holds
the eight and 25 game records.
Jimmy Dietsch holds the 20
game and a share of the 10-game
doubles mark with John Wein-
kam, who will appear tomorrow
night.
Only member of the Washing
ton team with a world record is
Larkin Sonny Weldon, with
786 for five games. but this re-
ceives more recognition than the
others mentioned because 1t is
a standard set.
/ Neither team has announced
Its doubles and singles shooters,
but q natural would be Weldon
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Andrews Takes Resi-
After Beating Dukes
For I'd Straight Win
sp.eiai plspuslh : fhs 50.

MoNEsSEN, Pa. Jan. 2o.--
The Andrews Air Force Base
basketball team Of Washington.
ID. c., winner here last night
over Duquesne. 84-70, for its 22d
straight victory, win take q few
days rest before attempting to
extend its streak at the expense
|of Fort Meade. Md, Saturday
night at Andrews.
The Dukes were without the
services Of Dick Ricketts,. their
All-America center. who was
resting q sprained ankle.
The Airmen were led by Dick
Knostman and Bob Rousey. both
former stars at Kansas State.
Knostman had az points and
Rousey 2l. Cliff Hagan. former
All-American at Kentucky. had
Il6 points for Andrews. 81 Green
was high for Duouesne, the Ma
tion's No. 5 college team, with l8
points.
Andrews was behind only once
and tied twice. Duquesne tied
| it for the second time late in
the second half, 5000. but An
drews. paced by Hagan, quickly
scored 10 points to forge ahead
to stay.
The loss gave DuQuesne q l0-4
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Crowd Takes Dim View
.0f Mr.. Moio's Mat Win

The vanishing group that takes
wrestling serious is grumbling
about lack Of fair play and all
that sort of thing today as the
result of Mr.. Moto's triumph
over George Becker last night at
Turner's Arena.
About 1887 customers, some
Of them quite upset about the
proceedings, saw Mr.. Moto aim
what was identified as a chop
swing at Becker. who ducked.
This led to embarrassment for
Referee Wally Dusek, who didn't.
Referee Dusek behaved as If
the blow had unhinged him and
while he was attempting to un-
scramble his brains. Becker
pinned Mr.. Moto. Dusek paid no
attention, of course, but regained
his senses just In time to see Mr..
Moto pin Becker. This one
counted, declared Mr.. Dusek,
amid much bowling.
If all the shenanigans don't
lead to a rematch the wrestling
bosses have lost their touch.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Surprise in Store for Minoso;
Brother Is Pug, Not Dentist

world OF natural ability like him. "
Buxbaum says he is trying to
get Andres ready for a prelimi-
nary match in Marigold, Gardens
here January IS.
"But il he doesn't come to the
gym soon, I won't be able to get
him into condition and Wen have
to delay his start" he said. Il
would say that Andres, who is q
natural welterweight. is very ag-
gressive and colorful. He can take
q good punch but he doesn't
know how to settle down to de-
liver one. He bangs away in
every direction. But he will
learn."
Evening star., 1955-01-20
New Jersey Bowler Tops
IA QuaIifiers In Nationals
BY the As.oeiatsd Press

CHICAGO. Jan. 2O.-Junie
Mcmahon of Fair Lawn, N. j.,
twice winner of the National
All-Star bowling tournament,
early today led the IA qualifiers
into the match play finals.
Mcmahon topped the 46 quail
-fiers. with a score Of 1853 for
36 games. He held q slim two
pin lead over Ed Lubanski of
Detroit. Mcmahon took over
the No. ! spot early yesterday
with 1888 and then finished his
nights round of six games with
,259.
Steve Macy of Cleveland and
Graz Castellano of New York
wound up In a two-way tie for
the l4th spot in the mems field
with 1915. necessitating a six
game rolloff. The New Yorker
slipped to 1,008 in his last bet,
enabling Macy TO tie. Once be-
fore in the tournaments history
--in l945, there was a rollofi
for 18th place between Freddie
Bujack, Detroit, and Vern AM
derson. At that time there were
only IL final berths.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
By shs A..eeIassd prsss

Missouri. ranked No. 3 In the
Nation In this weeks Associated
Press basketball poll, found it
self in second place in the Big
Seven Conference today follow
ing a 1887 upset last night at
the hands of Kansas State.
AS If the setback wasn't bad
enough, 1t ranked even more in
that it came on Missouris home
court after the Tigers had
beaten Kansas State. 94-85. on
the Wildcats floor just last
Saturday. The two games did
follow a pattern. however, as the
two also split their two-game
series last year, each winning
away from home.
AS a result of Missouri's loss,
Colorado t3-0l took undisputed
possession of the conference
La Sale, Dayton Win.
There wasn't much chance for
major upsets elsewhere last
! night and except for Amherst
which was knocked of for the
| first time this season by Wesleyan
62-58, all the favorites won. La
Sale. ranked No. 4, disposed Of
West Chester State, $3.50, while
Dayton, No. 10. beat Western
Kentucky. 91-73. and Niagara
tied for goth, defeated Assump-
ton Of Windsor, Canada, 99-55
They were the. only ranked
teams at work officially, all
though Duquesne mo. 81 lost to
Andrews AFB, S4-70. in an ex-
hibition.
Little Pachin Vicens. a 5-foot-s g
sophomore. was the standout
| for Kansas State against Mis-
souri,, scoring u points while
playing an excellent floor game,
Bob Reiter topped Missouri with
50, but that was the only bright
spot for the Tigers. who hit on
Just 3S,8 per cent of their shots
Coach Sparky Stalcup's club,
conceded his best in nine sea-
sons at Missouri, held q 40-3e
lead at the half, but 1t was ali
Kansas State from there on In
as the Wildcats hit on 81 per
cent of their shots.
High-scoring Johnny Koran
was missing with an injury suf-
fered last week, but Dayton
didn't run into any troubl.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
BY the Asseeicsed Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.---If Minnie
Minoso, the White Sox' star
outflelder, thinks his brother. AM
dres, is pursuing his profession
of dentistry In Chicago he's got
q surprise coming.
Andres. "a. is taking up prize
fighting. sa
"He's been working out at
Midwest GYM" says Trainer
Sam Buxbaunl, who has been
in the business SO years and
handled scores of champions
from Harry Greb to Bobo Olson.
"But he hasn't shown up in
five days and I hear he is plenty
homesick because his mother
hasn't written him from Havana
In q couple of weeks. He only
knows a few words of English /"
According TO Joe Lucania, a
Chicago mortician who once was
an amateur fighter, this is the
story of Minnie's little brother.
Andres:
Andres says he was q dental
technician in Havana and that
Minnie paid for his trip to Chi
cago to pursue his trade. A
doctor friend of his lives here,
and when the doctor saw him
he recalled that Andres looked
good as a fighting prospect in
Havana.
"The doctor used to live down
there and says Andres had about
eight fights--I guess you would
call them semipro fights, not
strictly amateur. The doctor sent
him to me and / got In touch
with Buxbaum, an excellent
| trainer.
I've watched Andres, and you
! don't pass up a fellow with q
Evening star., 1955-01-20

against Volk, winner OF uye
major tournaments this season
and rated the hottest duckpin-
ner In the country at present.
In doubles, an intriguing con-
test would be between Dietsch
and Weinkan, considering their
world record. and Weldon and
Frank Micalizzi, rated on q re-
cent performance, in which the
Washington pair defeated Harry
Peters and Ben Koski Of Con-
necticut, plus sub Roy Lipp,
Weldon and Micalizzi struck an
individual average Of 1912 for
two games and were headed for
. world mark when both lost the
range.
Others on the washington
team, named Jack Talbert's Dis
trict Major League An-Stars.
are Pat Crescent. Tommy Mock.
cletus Pannell and Stalcup. with
Talbert q possible participant.
The other Baltimoreans. all
sponsored by Muller's Delicates-
sen. are Augie Schroll and
George Young.
Four Of the participants are
ranked in the country's first 10
duckpinners.
If it's class you like in bowl
ing. here it is.
4
The Capital Women's Major
League had a new leader today
in Millie Stadtler of Mann's
Decorators who rolled l45-377
last night to push her average to
117-42 for 81 games. but she's
only 10 sticks ahead of the erst-
while pacesetter, Dorothy Nick
els of Easy Method Driving.
Miss Stadtler's team, in edging
H. B. Leary, shot SIT for the
third high game Of the leagues
season.
Best bowler Of the evening was
Virginia Siegel of Justine -Nichol-
son, who rolled l44-392 in q
sweep over Easy Method,
The leading Greenways 5
blanked william C. Voight Co.
as Hildur Lagos registered l43-
372 and Genevieve Link. a $50
bronze medal game and $40,
Clara Walz of Voight shot 369
to lift her third-place average
to 1878.
The King Pins won two from
Fulford's Radio and the Miller
Goetz match was postponed.
Standings: Greenway, 1921:
King Pin. 3l-23: Voight, 1925:
Goetz. 1928: Fulfords. 27-27;
Lustine- Nicholson, 1923; Miller,
1925: Mann's, 1890; Easy
Method. 1881; Leary, 2l-33.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
No Home Court Advontose Here
Upset by Kansas State Costs
Missouri Lead in Big Seven

against Western Kentucky. It
was 46-3l at the half and 7-foot
Bill Uhl finished with 28 points
for the Flyers. Bob Fely, filing
in for Horan. hit 10.
Cola PAGES La Sale.
La Sale also breezed in, find-
ing opportunity to use its mo-
toriously weak bench while win
ming No. Is. Tom Cola led with
% points as the Explorers sec
ond team played the last four
minutes.
Height was the story for
Niagara as the Purple Eagles
controlled the boards for their
18th victory. Ed Fleming. tops
in Niagara scoring, was high
with % points,
Elsewhere, little Geneva
knocked of Pitt for the second
time this season, winning, l0l-
96, IN q double overtime, all
though Ed Pavlich scored "a for
the Panthers.
Louisville won No. Is by rout-
ing Morehead. 99-62. Penn
State went into overtime to de-
feat Lehigh. 8i-75, and high
scoring DePaul had to hustle
against Bradley before pulling
out a 65-62 triumph, the 18th
success in IL games for the Blue
Demons.
College of Pacific nipped
Santa Clara. 81-71, in a doubles
overtime fray.
Other major results: Army. Is,
Penn Military. 20; Florida State.
81, Mississippi State, IS. villa
nova. ~. Drexel. So: Xavier
(Ohio', "a, Murray State, So.
and Seattle, 20. Regis. 81.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Byrd Opposes Teammates
In Game With BeIvoir

Don Byrd, who averaged near
ly 10 points q game with Fort
Belvoir this season, will play
against his teammates tomorrow
night. He'll appear with IL
other service stars trying out for
a berth on the All-Service bas-
ketball team which will compete
in the Pan American games in
Mexico March 1927. The game
will be at Fort Myer at $3.50
o'clock.
Dick Groat, averaging 80
points a game. viii be playing
one Of his last games for Fort
Belvoir. He'll be released from
the Army February IL.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Empire City Denied
New York Race Dale,
By ,he A..eeia.ed Prs..

NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-New
York will have 1856 days Of fiat
racing again this year with the
season opening April l at
Jamaica and closing at the same
track November Is.
The State Racing Commission
allotted the dates to five racing
associations. At the same time,
the commission turned down
an application by the Empire
City Racing Association. which
had operated at Jamaica since
the war years until 1854 when II
didn't apply for dates.
Empire City. which relin-
quished its dates last year "in
the interests of harmony" had
applied for 18 days. to operate
at the Aqueduct track.
The dates approved were: CAL
dates inclusive).
Jamaica. April 1-23 and Octo.
ber 22-November is (41 days..
Belmont: April 25-June II anc
September 2l-October 10 t67
days).
Aqueduct: June 13-July . an6
August 29-September 20 t44
days..
Saratoga at Jamaica: july
1l-30 (18 days..
Saratoga: August 1-27 "a
days. ttotal of AZ days).t
United Hunts (Belmont): Oc-
tobeP 2o-21 q days..
The Empire City decision came
after the commission had hele
its first open hearing on dates
in about 20 years in an effort Il
smooth over what Chairman
Ashley r. Cole called an "appar.
emily irreconcilable conflict" tn.
conflict still was unreconciled a.
all the other associations except
the Queens County Jockey Club
which operates Aqueduct, fiatl,
opposed the Empire City appli.
cation.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Roosevelt to Meet St. Johns
After Rout Of St. Anthony

Two scholastic basketball
teams, Roosevelt and st. Johns,
ranked in the first 10 in The
Stars rating list, meet at 7 pm.
tomorrow at Roosevelt In what
shapes UP as one of the top
games of the day.
The Riders, ranked eighth.
have a 6-1 record, the latest
victory q 65-25 decision yester-
day over st. Anthony. The only
loss by Roosevelt was to Cardozo,
ranked seventh, in an Interhigh
League game.
st. Johns. rated sixth, and
fresh from a victory last Tues
day over the previously unbeaten
Anacostia Indians, the No.
team, has a I'll record and has
shown great improvement In It's
last few games.
Roosevelt, in It's win yesterday.
unveiled new starter in the
person Of Eddie Grant to go
along with such capable per-
formers as Dick Preziotti, De-
metre Koutras and Ken Erick-
sSon.
Grant, 6-foot-2 senior who
has been out of action with a
back injury, paced the Riders
with 10 points.
Johnny Jones Of Dunbar
scored 26 points to lead Dunbar
to a 59-51 victory over Bates OF
Annapolis at Dunbar. Monroe
Green of Bates had II points. 1t
was Dunhar's fifth victory In
seven games.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Skeet Dotes Arronaed

PONTIAC, Mich. Jan. 20 (Pl,
For the second consecutive
year the National skeet shoot
ing championships win take
place at the Oakland County
Sportsmen Club in Pontiac,
Jerry Wooliver. president Of the
National Skeet Shooting Asso-
citation, said the 1855 champion
ships will be held August 28-
September 4.
Evening star., 1955-01-20

m a tch. the
more impor-
tant the af-
fair becomes.
In point of
class. it un-
d ou b ted dly
rates with the
foremost such
events ev er
held here, and
that includes
the colorful
clashes years
GO tn a t
brought to-
na%har &ha
Evening star., 1955-01-20
.NBA Standings

.W TUUAE'S ACMEDULk.a
Boston at Syracuse.
Minneapolis vs.. Milwaukee at shreve-
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Fort Wayne 105, Boston 81.
New York ps, Rochester 50.
Minneapolis p5. Milwaukss 81,
T0M0RROW'S SCHEDULE
Boston vs.. Philadelphia at New
MINNEAPOLIS vs.. Milwaukee 81 Baton
Evening star., 1955-01-20

scored IA Of his total Of 16 points
in the second half as DeMatha
defeated Woodward Prep, 59-47.
John McDonough was high scorer
for the Stays with 10 points. The
win gave DeMatha an 81 record.
Luther jackson dropped a AZ
38 decision to w. C. Taylor High
of Warrenton yesterday. its fifth
loss in seven games. Lester Nc
Daniel was high for Luther jack
son with 8 points.
The Maryland freshmen con-
tinued unbeaten as they handed
Bulls Prep q 31-25 defeat for
their sixth straight victory. The
final score was q vast difference
from the first meeting between
the two teams when the fresh
men won. 93-57.
Ken Wisniewski. s. foot s,
dumped in % points for the
Naval Receiving Station last
night as the Sailors defeated
Columbian Prep, 5000. Chuck
Lynch continued as Prep's lead
ing scorer with 10 points.
Hoffman-Boston High OF Ar
lington remains unbeaten In the
Virginia Interscholastic Athletic
League after two games.
Boston's second win, and its
fifth of eight games overall,
came last night over Parker
Gray of Alexandria, $3.50. James
Brandon kept the hosts ahead
all the way with 10 points.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Tom Brewer Signs

BOSTON. Jan. 20 (P.-Tom
Brewer. 2s-year-old pitcher,
who made the jump from Class
y baseball TO the major leagues,
has sisned his 1855 Boston Red
Cox contract.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
AD ~, nm
- sYgs AoMIr
@k-SsSS .AYva,S
1870 M Rop THoMA< \ \

The more one examines the
lineups of the teams to clash
tomorrow night at Clarendon in
a washington Baltimore all-star
Evening star., 1955-01-20
At
WESTINGHOUSE!

Engineers interested
in top-level creative
positions in the elec.
tronics field are i'm
vited to arrange for
. confidential discus
sion of opportunities
conducted this
,eeek in the District
of Columbia
with responsible SUI
pervisory engineer.
ing personnel.
The Air Arm and
Electronics Divisions
of the WESTINGHOUSE
Electric Corporation
need top-ieuet design
and development en-
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To the experienced
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Evening star., 1955-01-20

Totals 81 e s. Total. 70
Evening star., 1955-01-20

Bill Galleher of DeMatha
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-10
ATTACKS cHRISTENSENs
SPONSORSHIP OF
HOUSING MEASURE

Cecilia Logan, co-chairman OF
the orulIe Jorgenson for Sixth
Ward Alderman volunteer COM
mittee said in a release TO this
paper, 1T is apparent from the
present Sixth Ward Alderman
record that he doesn't represent
the people who live in the ward.
Even though the Sixth ward
has much Of the worst rental
housing in the city, Mr.. Christen-
sen has attempted TO make II
worse.
The ordinance which he spon-
sored for the Minneapolis Rental
Property Association would be a
great step towards poorer hous-
ing. To propose an ordinance al
lowing four families to share one
toilet in rental property Is an in
yitation to big housing operators
TO chop their duplexes and four
plexes into smaller units. more
plywood partitions, more crowd
ing and less sanitation.
Mr.. Christensen's ordinance
has been rejected three times al
ready. II II should succeed when
1t comes up again. the day after
election. the limited income peo-
pie will suffer more abuse in their
search for a place to live"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-10
Twin City
Church NelUs

feel welcome namely those who
visited Sunday: Mrs. Vincent
Shepherd, Mr.. William o. White
and Mr.. Ossie F. Bolton who wor-
shipped with US. Why not look
into our hearts as we close this
conference year and start the new
with new found Christian love, I'M
derstanding and mercy.
Introspectives: This is Confer
ence week at Hamline University.
We are part of this conference.
Try and spend some of your spare
time there and learn of our con-
nectional church. Sessions start
Wednesday, June s and end Sun
day. June 18th.
Next Sunday, June II, Mrs.
King will have her annual tea
for the children Of the nursery.
Come out and assist her in help
ing your children. Circle the oath
on your calendar for the Pot
Luck" program.
In closing, do you agree? Each
failure a man experiences should
be a new starting point" Harry
Davis, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-10
Jolly 10 Presented
Annual Twilight
Musical June IS

The Jolly 10 club Of ST. Peters
AME church presented It's goth
Annual Twilight Musical at o p.
m Sunday. June nt the church.
The we'll rendered musical pre-
sensations represented some 81
the citys best talent. Those who
participated included ~. Thomas
Episcopal church choir. with Mrs.
John Nellie Mt the organ, render
ed two numbers Miss Joyce
Hughes gave reading and solo
lists we're Mrs Joann Johnson.
Meaarn. Willie B Hale, Ira Rob
inson and Worthy Turner,
Miss Connee ChIvsrs was mar.
rator Mrs. Lucille MeAdams was
general chairman with Mrs. Ira
Robinson AZ co-Chairman. Mrs.
Dorothy Sims was at the organ,