The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 29, 1947, Page 6

i} a ee PRESSED FOR SANTA «+ «She’s pretty as a Christmas card in her party dress of pastel cot- ton trimmed in imported eyelet. Naval Air Station ' Hungry Kids Come Before Cows in Food Conservation, Says Farmer Harold L. McKinley, a farmer of St. Ansgar, Iowa, was talking Fo Oppose Flyers, | Raiders Sunday In doubleheader baseball con- | tests at Wickers Field tomorrow, | the Boca Chica Flyers and the Naval Air Base will tangle:in the first game and the Nayal Air Station and the Red Raiders get together in the second game. Last Sunday Naval Air Base | and the Boca Chica Flyers met and the Flyers won, the game in ; the last frame with two men | out. Finkelstein will piteh and | Mygnerief wilt catch for Naval Ait Station and Day and Comp: | bell will be the battery for the Flyersoe.. 2 It is expected that Monk My- ers. Will pitch for the Navat-Air Station, with Muncériecf on the receiving end, against the Raid- ers. Griffin, who pitched a no.| hit, no-run game against” the | Flyers for seven innings, will be | on-the firing line again Sunday. | Dewitt Roberts will catch him. The first game gets under way at 1:30 p. m., and will go for seven innings. The second game | will go the full nine innings, un- | less. darkess steps in. | Av HUNANATTN NNEC | SPORTS and ‘RECREATION RAUUMNTAUNOUNNMNNTRE SWIMMING—<outh Beach, south end of Duval Street. EEPSEA FISHING—Gulf Dock, | west Caroline Street; Craig | Dock, north end of Grinnel) Street. BASEBALL—Games, usually on Sunday afternoon, at Munici- > pal Stadium, Duck Avenue ioe ‘Mth Street. Municipal Golf Course, yview Park on” Di- vision Street (day and night facilities), BASKETBALL—Outdoor courts fi! coat Beach and Bayview HANDBALL—Bayview Park, SHUFFLEBOARD — Bayview Park and South Beach. PICNICKING—Tables at Bay- view Park, CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND — Bayview Park. SOMFORT STATIONS—Bawview Park. THE CHILDREN TAKE A BOW ... And they’re sure of applause for their winsome black velveteen frocks with collars of rich Venetian lace. The dresses, designed by Cele fashions inspired by French tapestries at the Metropolitan Museum. to some of his farmer friends. where he had gone—along with Cc M Now he was telling his friends: about the hungry kids he had seen in Europe—kids who were supposed to he the hope of Europe—the new pillars of a peaceful world. “I’m Scoteh,” he was saying, “and supposed to be hardboiled. But for the sake of those kids over there, I’m hoping we feed our hogs just a little lighter and keep our cows just a little thinner, and send 100 million bushels of grain to keep them from starving between now and the next crop season.” A_hundted million bushels of ! That's what the Citizens ‘ood Committee is asking for the h -in Western Europe. Every- body ig trying to send these bush- els of to the people who need it so desperately. Distillers, brew- ers, bakers are carrying out pro- ari of curtailed production. Gro- cers are featuring plentiful foods. How. can homemakers contribute food-saving? Once they know the terrible, pressing need, they quick- ly want to know how the whole pro- ‘am set up by the Citizens Food ittee fits into the big job of 1g those millions of bushels of grain, A lot of people have been asking: “How does meatless Tuesday bes to get grain to Europe?” ‘irst you must realize that when you eat meat, you're eating grain. Since three-fourths of all the grain raised in the United States goes into livestock and poultry feeding, that’s where we must turn for most of our grain saving. Usually it takes about five pounds of grain to Produce a pound of meat. And much More than that for the top-grade stuff—the steaks you love to touch, §o it stands to reason, if the home- maker cuts down on meat buying— or serves the cheaper cuts that re- quire less grain—the farmer will send: his livestock to market soon- er, thus shortening the grain-feed- ing period, It may sound like re- How They Stand BASEBALL Key West's Senior Baseball League (Wickers Field) Club— W. L. Pet. | Red Raiders 74166 xNaval Air Station 45 1444 xBoca Chica Flyers 4 6 400 xTie game. | Drainage pumps in New Or- leans are capable of pumping water equal to that in a lake ten miles square in area and eight Sugar beets contain from 16 “td 29 per cent of sugar. and one-half feet deep each 24 hours. PROGRESS of CONS Under Fair Trade Laws! é 11,221,810 consumers in three states and the Dist fi TODAY Eapeeele xs still deprived of Fair Trade Laws’ _ (Prepared by Awaricgn Fair Trade Son it ‘ 193) One state ~ California, received the benefit of Fair By the end of the year, 38 states, or 5/6 of the : population were protected by Fair Trade Laws ‘pabenegatantditit ‘etenanotenantt UMER PROTECTION Trade Law ‘ongressional Committee—to investigate relief needs. Farmer cKiniey had paid his own way. 8 mote control. Yet actually your l2 Gomes Played ste, are among a group of WONG/3 Un. He was just back from Europe, other farmers and members of a LOOPS OWS) kitchen isn’t too far removed from the feed lot where Farmer McKin- ley wanted to keep his cows just a little thinner, his hogs a little light- er, to keep Europe’s kids from be- ing so hungry. ie ! Another familiar question? “What about Thursday—doing without eggs? The answer goes something like this. If you skip eggs on Thursday, there will be less demand for this product. At the very heart of all this food- saving is the American home- |i maker, Without her understanding and cooperation, the whole cam- paign bogs down. That’s why the Citizens Food Committee lost no time in setting up a Consumer Sery- ice Section to alert homemakers in ways of conservation. Incidentally, the Consumer Service program, now in full swing, leads to better health and better eating. e+ «s-q Anticipating the homemaker’s problems there’s a daily program of meal-planning information and tips on food saving from the Con- sumer Service Section, headed by Katharine Fisher, who is assisted by well-known home economists and nutritionists. The daily PEACE PLATE builds around a plentiful food, or a meat-egg alternate. The complete menu suggestion rounds out the main dish into a nutritious whole. Good cooking .methods tip off the homemaker on how to pre- serve flavor and nutrition. nepesey Color combinations are tempting. Careful advance planning treads lightly on the budget, includes waste cutting ideas for the appetiz- ing use of leftovers. To top all this, the PEACE PLATE recipes are the kind that will be family favorites —to be copied into the recipe books ae they are well-tested, ; taste good. eraey ike UDULODY! ie VEG): DOA DRO ABAD) a, LODO DODO CDOPOL OM By Island City Group Tomorrow The Island City Baseball League announced today that in {the opening game at Key West Barracks tomorrow the Blue Sox will meet the Pirates. In the nightcap the San Carlos will play the Gilmore team. If the Blue Sox win over the Pirates and the San Carlos over the Gilmore, then a series will be played between the Pirates and San Carlos to determine the 1947 winner of the league flag. Pirates and San Carlos are but one-half game apart and the pirates losing and San Carlos winning will put them in a tie and this is the last scheduled! program of the year. BASEBALL GAMES SCHEDULED | WICKERS FIELD ! (Municipal Stadium) i Afternoon Games SUNDAY— 1:30—Naval Air Station vs. Boca Chica Flyers. 3:45—Naval Air Station vs. Red Raiders. j The extensive canal systems of } Europe tended to retard early ;Yailway development because ; they had already provided a ‘cheap transport system and the | necessary bridges added to me cost of railway construction. 4 i: mn Ths = THE KEY WEST CITIZEN . 7 i RUMOR (OuROMG a TOT OO OL OOOO NO Lee O URUMOG, IE! ww hhh hha baaaaad bat ddbbtintnded Dt Appa bath the bebo bhp ba taba hanaababsbacnablarahas of Voice Gof MY \ Guardian Liberty Your Newspaper Serves the Community by enlightening its people!! Read and You Know!! VV VV VV VV VV OV IN I FOOL GI TESS SIS LISI FIST SG SS CS SSS GSTS (llumination So All May See.. 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