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Over One Million Dol
lars Would Be Given
10 Florida During
Period
BY PAUL MAY
tspfsiai wesAlnstea Correspondent

20 rae Clalzenb
WASHINGTON, D. C.. April
is.-Ksy wssfs share of the
sioo,ooo.ooo appropriation for
Improvement 81 educational faeili-
tiss, provided fer By the Black Bin,
nsw awaiting action by the Sem
sas. woala be ss,7ss on the same
hssls used 20 figure Florida's
share. Il wss estimated here to-
49,.
This wqpid be for the first year
under The act Each succeeding
ysar for five years the sum would
b. increased By half the original
amount- Thus Florida's share
would BE- si.I7s.559 for the first
year. si.76o.ss9 the second. So.
at7.lis the third. S2.9ss,s9s the
fourth. and ss.520.677 for the
fifth and each succeeding year.
The bin divides the allotment
GA the basis Of the proportion
each states population between
tie ages Of and 20 compares
with The total population between
those ages FOR the country as a
whole. The bin provides 1880
census figures be used until a new
census is taken.
Zach State legislature would
have complete control Of the
nsoney after il had been allotted,
subject 30 the provision it should
be used for improving educational
facilities So that no State could
replace is own expenditures with
Federal money, the bill provides
that % qualify for the grants,
States must spend each year for
edueasion at least as much as they
spent IN 1896.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-19

IL was learned at the offices Of
the dock company this morning
that cnOther vessel 0f the Gem.
pany. the ST. Mary. Is expected 81
arrive tomorrow for q supply II
oil
Steamship Cymerck b. dgs
from Hamburg. Germany, ani
will berth at the Porter Duck.
Wednesday for a supply o. url
oil.
STEAMSHIP Alamo. o. d, Clyde
Mallory Lines. arrived 1875
o'clock yesterday from New XoFk,
discharged freight and sailed 2 $50
for Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-19

in the sound plot. Behind the
sparkling humor and suspense
that are so necessary to screen
stories, was a deliberate plan--an
ambitious determination to carry
instruction, inspiration and worth
while home news to women in
every community.
The camera and the home spe.
cialists got together on their vig-
orous investigation, and The Citi-
zen was quick to snap up the
chance to offer the interesting re-
suit.
Never has the camera been
more faithful than in this motion
picture Cooking School. Never
has a model kitchen been portray
ed SO accurately and in such de-
tail.
The camera took its time and
it took its close-ups, so that every
person in the Palace will have a
large as life, and twice as nat
uraPs view of each operation
There will be no orchestra cir
Gle" at this entertainment, since
the back row guests of The Citizen
will have an equal chance to peer
into the busy mixing bowl, watch
ing the deft steps OF measuring
dreaming, sitting and thorough
mixing, not overlooking the final
work Of baking, roasting, French
frying or freezing.
Not only does this picture
school show new dishes, styles and
interesting ways to serve every
day meals and party feasts, but il
demonstrates how to make intel
ligent use of the ingenious me.
chanical servants that take ths
guess work out of house work.
To the fun of watching an ex-
pert cook at work in a model
kitchen is added the real joy oil
studying the practical possible
ties Of such fuil-time servants as
an electric refrigerator, a smart.
ly-styled range, and other cooking
accessories and convenient laun.
dry equipment, designed to take
the gloom out Of Monday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-19
Expected That Definite
Program Win Seon Be
Adopted In Carrying
Out Idea

President Jim Robssss. 81 ksr
West City ceuasi. ~he ssniinsss
bic active work 10 plannins fss
city zenine. said seday shas plaas
are going forward sd will sees
he in readiness fer finsl pss
ssnislion.
nss Anoihsr Fl ne iaissssilsa
,nsssinss whish ~ilI b. ksId -.
fore shs ids. sd uoniaw pseklsms
hass been hsoasht - = stans
whsrs ssasFal dissussians san ~
held viii take plass ssmeTssss
evening Al the Fssidenss q ~
and Mrs. wsll.ss Bry..s kisks.
on carslins street.
Members Of the siiy sauasil.
City Attorney ". Garry na,s.s
Henry Brewer. visltar fFons Can.
necticut who has nos beeons
Key we.aer and honss o~nsH =
C. Singleton, exssuslss esstss
o. the chamber - sommefee. 81
Roberts. Mr. klfke. ard atns
who have displased a. lnfesesf p
the plans viii b. in aifenAane
When al matters haFe sesn
satisfactorily ifonpd oct aud fhe
coaplsle plans have hssn 49,
ready, nv. Roberts sald ihai Il s
his intention % bold n.eelings
with the separate organizations
and discuss the movemenf - -
every detail JuNt when this uiil
be Mr.. Roberts was not prepared
20 say, bat all angles 81 ths ~
uation are beginning 90 aeVefai.
and he expects that Il viii noi 49,
long before a definite pfoxfaa
will be established.
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Key Vests Share OF Fund
For Education In Black Bill
Would Be $9,7S6 First Year
=
ANOTHER SAILFISH
BROUGHT TO PORT

Members of the yachting
party on the Ed-Te-Na. which
Is berthed in the Key West
Yacht Basin, were successful
Saturday afternoon in bring
ing in one of the finest sail
fish of the season.
Although the catch was not
as large as the one taken by
Miss Ave Barnes last Friday,
it was but three inches short
er, measuring z feet 8 inches,
and was in excellent condi-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-19
MRS. E. JANSEN
DIES THIS A. N.
FUNERAL SERVICES VIII o.
CONDUCTED ToMoRRow
AFTERNOON

Mrs. Elizabeth Janscn. 90. dlrl
II o'clock this moIning in fhe
home at 225 Simonton street.
Mrs. Jansen he'd been 10 bm q
short time.
Funeral services viii b. held
tomorrow afternoon from the muf.
tuary chapel Of the Lopez Fun-
eral Home with Rev. A. l.. Mas
reAu, $. j., Of 81 Mary's star o.
ths Sea Catholic church. oflicisi-
ing.
MIS-. Jansen l. survived bg nuu-
erous nieees aud nepheNs
While the deceased Was not
native Of Key West. she hal
spent most Of her iifs m this
city. coming here uhen qaatr
young. and has q large numbsr 81
friends, who will be exoeedinsY
grieved on learning o.! her deuis,.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-19
Vanderbilt Arrived Here
Yesterday Aboard Yacht

Commodore VIM. X. Vanderbilt,
IT,. on board his palatial Yacht
Ava. was an arrival in port yes.
terdav afternoon, stayed on board
Daring the night and left this
morning $50 o'clock, going
through the Northwest Channel
entrance en- route to Tampa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-19
LIGHT OPERA CO.
TO MEET TONIGHT

The Key West Light Opera
Company will meet tonight in the
Oversee Hotel at 500 o'clock at
which time rehearsal will be held
for Gilbert and Sullivan's "Mika-
do"
Visitors are always welcomed to
attend these meetings, it is stated,
All members are urged to be
present tonight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-19
FOUR MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED

During the week ending today
four marriage licenses were issued
from the office of County Judge
Raymond Lord to the following
Oneio Lopez and Ida Herman
DEE; Lancewood Lowe and Liva
Albury; George A. Albury and
Cleora Roberts; Aaron Pennerman
and Rosa Smith.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-19
COURT OPENED
And ADJOURNED

Circuit court for the Spring
term was opened this morning but
was Immediately adjourned by
Clerk Ross c. Sawyer until noon
tomorrow.
All officers of the court were
present except Judge Jefferson B
Browne, who is i'll, it is said, at the
Kellogg Sanitorium at Miami
Springs.
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where the Alva will be placed in
drydock.
Commodore Vanderbilt had
been on another of his visits to
South America and said that dur
ing his visit he had flown in the
airplane which he always carries
on the Alva's deck, about $4,000
miles over South American terri
tory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-19
COMMON COMPLAINT

ST. PAUL, Minn.-Mrs. Paul
r. Keston, of this city, was grant
ed a divorce because her husband
forced he2 to live with a nagging
mother-iG-law.
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City Zoning Plans To Be Taken
Up At Meeting Tomorrow Night
P. G. JEANS AND
VICTOR MILLER DIE
In AUTO ACCIDENI
my Asseelate.I. Pren.l

By Associated PressD
MIAMI, April 1s.-Paul
G. Jeans, editor of the Miami
Tribune and stormy Petrol Of
Miami Newspapsrdom, and
his attorney. Victor N. Miller.
were killed in an automobile
accident yesterday afternoon.
The accident haPpsnsd ON
.he highway norsh of Miami
while MIR. Jeans and com
panion were en-, route to Jack
sonville.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-08
PeninsuIar & Occidental Steamship Company
Effsssivs May 80. 1857
S. S. CUBA

Leaves Port Tampa Sundays and Wednesdays & 500
P II, arriving Key West 4. Il Mondays and Thursdays
Leaves Key West Mcndass and Thursdays $50 A T.
Leavss Key West Tuesdays ard Fridays p NJ fer Port
Tampa, FIa.
For further iafosnaaon asa en- Phsas II
j a. coSTAR AxeaG
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-08

FOLLOWING
THROUGH

short. on the .Dream Game''

Shorts on the Dream Game
American Leagues All-Stars
won their fourth dream" game IN
five years. The big guns do not
respect Dean, Mungo, Hubbell or
any other National League pitch,
.er. Bucky Walters Jared off bet
ter than any Of the hurlers yes
terday. He was touched for four
hits but did not allow a run. Girls
som. rookie tuirler, struck out B.
OFT, batting for Blanton in the
fifth, sent Hartnett to third. Met
wick hit two doubles and two sin.
giles in fire times up. The play.
ing of DiMaggio was one of the
features Of the game. He made
two wonderful catches that won
the admiration of the fans. Gomez
allowed but one hit in the three
innings he YVES on the mound.
Harder gave up five hits and no
runs in the last three frames.
Bridges was touched for seven hits
and three runs in the three frames
he worked The two errors Of the
game was made by Rolfe. The
great King Carl Hubbell lasted but
two-thirds of an inning and he
was touched for two singles and
a triple. He struck oft one and
wa ked one. Before Blanton re-
placed him, he allowed three runs.
Blanton famed DiMaggio for the
last out. MIngo was touched for
two runs and two hits in two in
nings. He wslked two and Whit
ed one. The great Columbia Lou
Gehrig also proved a super man,
as he struck out in his first trip
to the ,lata and with the count
2 and 8 on his next trip to the
Plate, he drove the ball over the
stands To- homer and enough
runs to credit Dizzy Dean with
the defect. Gehringer also was .
| star at second. He played a great
game and is considered by many
experts as the gratest second
baseman Of all times. The Ma
tionas used Is players and the
Americans. u.
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Chapter Two
Onick Thinking

a n INCREDULOUS look of sur
n prise flashed over the mans
face before he turned it away from
her. Then, after a moments tense
silence, he said, in a muffled voice,
still with his back to her, why did
you do that?"
Because / believe you," Kay
answered, "and perhaps / can help
you to find some other way"
With rush Of words, the mans
story poured out.
They've foreclosed on me" he
explained, land we've got to get
out next week. I've got a blind sis
ter and an invalid mother. I'm not
married, thank Cod" Kay shud-
dered at his bitter tone. 1--WE sold
everything we have, even my gun.
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j !
By MA@Eg D8 NEDvAwD

Flicker was patiently waiting. "Tll
join you down there"
As he finished speaking, he sud-
denly stiffened, and following his
gaze, Kay saw a lone rider at the
head of the trail. He passed Flick
err, and made swiftly for them at q
quickened pace.
Kay noted that he had black hair
and eyes like her companion, but
here the likeness ended. The new
conner had a stalwart rangy fg-
tre, with broad shoulders in
marked contrast to his slim hips.
A healthy color glowed under his
tan, and his bearing had all the as
surance Of success and self-con-
fidence.
As he neared them, his gaze rest
ed on Kay with frank admiration
and approval. Then, as he glanced
at her companion and took in his
gaunt face and general shabbi-
ness, a look of surprise and uncer-
tainty flashed into his eyes.
He touched his hat to Kay as be
pulled up beside them.
Il didn't expect to run into conn
pany up here" he began geniaIly.
I'm Tom Runyon, the new fire
patrol for this area"
Kay felt the man beside her
stiffen as she answered the un-
spoken question behind the new
comer's words.
MY names Kay Crandon." She
felt the color flooding her cheeks
in spite Of herself at his searching
look, and her mind flew from one
idea TO another for a plausible ex-
plantation of Ted Gaynor's pres
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LEGALS
II THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
~ AND ron MONROE COUNTY.

~ Am ron MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. ~ PROBATE.
IN re Estate Of
Anthony Gaudolfo. sometimes
known as Tony Gandolfo.
Deceased
NOTICE To CREDITORS
To al creditors ard ali persons
haVtng claims Or demands aEainst
said Estate
You. and each Of you. are hereby
notified and required to present
any claims and demands which you.
or either OF yau. may have against
the estate Of Anthony Gandolfo.
sometimes known Al Toay fsanaotfo.
deceased. late &C Monroe County.
Ftarsda. 10 the Hon. Raymond r.
Lord Cauntx 1nsl&e 81 Monroe
County. Al his efK3ce IN the Ceuuty
f,eurl house ii Naaroa g-onatg. Fiar-
IDA, within eight calendar snonths
frem the date 1T the first hublEca :
ttsu hereof A1s efafnN and Dr.
szsana@ mot presented wf4hEn the
tiuAa Ana m the manneF prescribed
hersta shall ~ EArred As provided
IS law
dated June tHth a. =. 1871
REtrfsAH pEsfEKITT.
IS administrator 81 the Estate ~
AufhNny fsaaaekfo. sometimes
knawn ~ Tess EsAn6otfs. ae-
sNasea hxt-s-t 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-08

SYNOPSIS: Kay Crandon, tUIlo
runs her otcn Td1srh, Is stretched
out on mountain ledge tuheY,
far beIotC, she spots a man ssIs-
piciously piIing brush against q
dead pine. She recalls the Jirebug
the county has been hunting and
huTTies doiOn quietly to catch
him. Pulling her gun, she orders
him to eThrotD 'eIn upP DespeT-
ate and defeated, he explains he
hoped to get a job fire fighting to
buy food for his mother and sis-i
ter. Kay belieUes him iUhen he
says Il is his first attempt TO set a
fire. On impulse, she slips her
gun back into its holster.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-08
COCA-COLA LOST
SECOND STRAIGHT
CONTEST, A TO 0
ROBERTS STARS wHITEW.AsH-
ED LEAGUE LEADERS AND
ARE NOW WITHIN GAME
OF FIRST PLACE

For the second time in a row,
IlCoca-Cola dropped a regular con-
test in Social Diamondball Loops
second-half. This time it was by
shutout score of 4 to 0 and Rob-
erts stars were the players to do
it. All this happened yesterday
afternoon at Bayview Park.
Eugene Roberts allowed but
three singles and a double in ac-
comprising his scoreless victory.
Only one r..nner reached third
base.
Solomon hit double and a
sing e in four times at bat. Ster-
ling connected for a double and
a single for the losers in four trips
to the plate.
Sweeting hendled seven chances
in left field without an error.
Scose by innings: R. H. E.
Coca Cola
600 600 600 A 4
Roberts Stars 9a
0I0 300 O0x-4 s I
Batteries: Stanley and Nelsoni
e. Roberts and Goss. ID liza
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-08
RED DEVILS VS..
STARS TODAY

Caraballo Red Devils viii play
Roberts stars this afternoon at
Bayview Park.
Clarence Gates will be on the
mound for the Satans and Hopkins
will catch. Roberts and Goss viii
be the battery for the Stars.
On Friday, the Red Devils viii
meet Coca-Cola, which game viii
decide the leagues leadership.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-07-08

Figured a weeks fire fighting pay
would get US away" he broke Off
with despairing shrug.
Kay had inherited her fathers
quality Of quick decision, and Of
standing by that decision once It
was taken. Something about this
man had stirred her sympathy and
made her believe IN him. Now, as
she listened to his story, she felt
her original intuition confirmed.
BY the time he broke of, her reso-
luton was taken.
sIt's a rotten trick to foreclose
on anyone at a time like this, she
factfully let indignation take the
place of sympathy in her tone, "but
tell you what you can do. There's
a couple of cabins on our ranch,
and you can move your family
there. Il you'd like to join our out-
~. / can't pay much, but you won't
60 hungry"
You Won't re Sorry
EXTHEN the mans answer finally
' came, after 4 long silence, II
had a husky break in It.
You're square all right he
managed to get out you won't
be sorry, either. II"
That's settled, them Kay
veered away from his thanks.
What's your nameg And where
are you living now
Ted Gaynor's my name, and
Tn living over BY Blackfoot
creek.
Ard I'm Kay Crandon. Of the
Lazy Nine" Kay held out her
hand.
you won't be sorry. Ted Gay
nor repeated, as he gave Il q
mighty grip
4 know I won't" Kay cut back
through the woods to the trail,
with the new member az her out
1T beside her. You'd better come
on now, and have 4 look at the
ranch. she suggested, .then you'Il
knew what you're getting in 10.
She laughed to relieve the ten
sion. and was amazed az the dir
ference bis slow answering smile
made IN his drawn face. Why, he
was almost good looking. and
much younger than she had taken
him 10 be at first he couldn't be
more than Is At the most. she de-
cided.
= lett my horse on the trail !
half mile or 50 farther down.
he said as they came olik on the
9rail and he glanced UP to where
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TEACHERS WANTED

n
TEACHLRS WANTED = Enroll
Immediately. Positions open in
western states. Elementary,
advanced grades, history, com
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social science, mathematics.
Others. Enc ose stamped enve
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MENT BUREAU, $3.50 McIn-
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Utah. jun30-1mo
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ence. The fact that his horse was
hidden off the trail made it all the
more suspicious and complicated,
in case Tom Runyon should elect
to 60 along with them.
She knew very well that If sus-
picion were fastened on Ted Gay
nor everyone would be sure he
was guilty Of the other fires that
had taken place. Believing, as she
did, that this was his first attempt,
and that he would never make an
other, she was determined to save
him, now that she had undertaken
the job.
TelltaIe Brush Pile
a SUDDEN inspiration flashed in
, her mind, and she added,
without perceptibie hesitation,
I'm thinking Of taking up some
timber land up here. and Ted Gay
nor has been looking over it for
me-"
Without looking round, she
could feel the taut figure at her
side relax.
@Oh, ! see" Tom Runyon To-
cussed his attention on her again,
to her great relief. You're the
owner Of the Lazy Nine" he went
on, smiling at the picture Kay
made with her brilliant coloring
set of against the dark back
ground OF pines. "I've heard about
YOU. But why don't you wait an
other month before you take up
any timber land9 You're liable 10
buy up forest fire. il you get it
now"
"Not with you for FIRE patrols
Kay looked up demurely from un-
der her long dark lashes. The more
she could keep his attention CEN
tered on her the better. in this
danger spot.
He gave an appreciative chuckle.
You've said iEl Firebugs aren't
going 90 have the cinch they've
been having any more. Sudden
y his eyes wandered pass her, and
he stiffened in his saddle, as he
peered through the woods. aHuIlol
What's that9
Whatg | don't see anything"
Looks 70 me like 4 pile OF
brush He swung of his horse as
he spoke. Just wait q minute un-
til I investigate.
Tom Runyon strobe Of through
the woods.
fcep8rsrAt, 1ass. Mase ds Nervamdg
TonaoFrow. Nay eutwits Ten Rnn-
yen q tie Gre patreL
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CLASSIFIED
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WANTED

WPA H0ME-MAKING CENTER
dsires loan of Sewing Machines.
See Mrs. Minnie Robinson, 709
Eaton street, or at Center, cor.
Angela and Simonton streets.
Upstairs. jly3-5tx
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-21
VIE
AT SCHOOL

st. Johns College, 1925 Vermont
Ave. N. W., held its annual contest
in public speaking in College Hall
last night, with a large number Of
the student body attending.
The contest was divided into two
classes, the first being for under.
graduates in elocution and the sec
ond being for the seniors in ora
tory. First and second places in
the elocution contest we're awarded
to Samuel McCarran and Francis
Naughten, respectively, while those
finishing first and second in the
oratory contest were Victor ]. Or
singer and Hunter Ross.
An elimination contest to select
the final contestants was held at
the school several weeks ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-21
Luxury Touch


The dessert Of strawberry short
cake with whipped cream pro
videS the luxury touch on the
menu. The dessert costs over Is
cents a serving but it is well
worth it, Here is the recipe for
the quickly prepared shortcake.
If you are slenderizing, pass up
this delectable treat for plain
strawberries and skinned milk.
Strawberry ShOrtcake Mother
Never Made
Measure / cup OF ready
prepared biscuit flour into your
measuring cup. Add one table
spoonful Of sugar. When
blended add six tablespoons Of
milk and stir until blended.
Drop from the mixing spoon
onto the creased cooky sheet.
Make the round about three
inches in diameter. Spread
thickly with thin slices OF but
ter, Add a second round Of
batter. It now looks like a sand.
wich-two layers Of dough and
q filling of sliced butter. They
are now ready to go in the oven
preheated to 450 degrees. Don't
look for 10 minutes. Looking
before this time may cause them
to fall.
Cap the strawberries and
blend about one-fourth cup Of
sugar with the washed and
stemmed berries. Place in the
refrigerator.
Make the shortcake by crush.
ing half the berries, using these
between layers. Use the whipped
cream as a topping and garniSh
generously with the whole ber-
rieS. It is delicious both to eat
and to see. Don't assemble the
ingredients until just before
serving time.
Economy Dish
The economy dish on the menu
was the meat course. This was
really ground round steak formed
into thick patties and wrapped in
slices Of fatback or salt pork cut
one-fourth inch thick. These were
made to order, but you can get
them prepared at your favorite
meat shop. Be sure to have the
meat incaSed in the same fat used
In larding roaSts. It is more salts
factory than strips of breakfast
bacon.
Hamburger Recipe
Here is the recipe for moist fla
vorful broiled hamburgers:
Cut the crust from one slice OF
bread. Soften in 3 tablespoons of
milk. Blend well with the y pound
Of ground beef. Add u teaspoon
Of salt, dash of pepper, y table
spoon Of catSup and a few drops
Of Worcestershire sauce. Broil for
Z minutes on either side in an
oven preheated for at least 8 min
utes.