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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
SLOW TRIP BACK
FROM NICARAGUA
FOR TURTLE BOAT
FORCED TO TACK BACK AND
FORTH MOST OF WAY;
BRING IN $50 TURTLE ON
ARRIVAL

Three hundred and eighty turtle
from the Keys off the coast of
Nicaragua were brought in We'd
nesday morning by the British
Schooner A. NJ. Adams. Captain
AL. L. Banks, and placed in the
crawls of the Thompson Fish
Company. which purchased them.
The largest of the turtle APP
preached the four hundred pound
mark.
II was a hard trip coming back
from Nicaragua. Captain Banks
said, with adverse winds forcing
them to YEARLY tack back and
forth nearly all the way here.
The trip was made in six days
Initials of the members of the
crew who caught each turtle are
cut into the under she'll of each
turtle that each. Of the crew will
receive the proper appoTtion-
mcnt. Thatch Palm strands hav-
ing been gathered ashore. the
tlppers of the turtle are tied to-
gether on each side and they ara
stored aboard the schooner.
Turtle are caught with nets in
about ten fathoms Of water.
The next trip hack will be
around the last Of June. Captain
Banks said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
TO FResAeN FINE FAsklcs

When washing colored materials
for the hrst time. test an inconspicfi.
Gus part OF the garment or the ena
OF a belt In tumbler OF lukew8rm
water for two or three minutes. N
test water shows only a very alikht
discoloration. material may be washed.
II water Is thick and cloudy, material
is not washable. Turn garment inside
out. ( II you draw your stockings off
the leg inside out they'll be all ready
for washingl sk
Make rich Lux suds Ia lukewarm
water. Test the temperature with the
back OF your wrist The warmed he
water. the more likely colora are ID
run and fade. Wash quickly BY gently
squeezing the suds through and
through the material. Donst COAX
colored materials or leave them In q
heap while wet. Never rub or twist.
Rinse thoroughly in lukewarm water.
Roll in Turkish towel. knsad out
moisture and then unroll Immediately.
Sometimes Il Is helpful TO insert 4
white cloth In colored garments To
prevent streaking.
When the garment is unroilad ease
IL TO shape and press With 3 barely
warm iron smooth fabrics when
slightly damp. crinkled materials
when dry OF nearly dry. II necessary
stretch again while ironing.
After unrolllng stockings from towel.
ease foot TO shape and stretch. Les
gently In length, Dry away from heat
never over a radiator.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
DESCRIBE KEY WEST AS BEING
SCENE OF UNUSUAL ACTIVITY

DIR. G. II. Clements recently
forwarded 10 Key West an article
from the American Eagle and
comments on this island where
frost and freeze are unknown, and
has an absolute tropical climate. "
"A highway was recently COM
plcted from the mainland of Flor
ida and now Key West has the APP
pcarance of aNboom town" says
the article which continues no
tells are crowded. restaurants have
lines of customers, the bank lobby
is jamrned. with three paying and
three receiving tellcrS working
buSily TO take care OF the bust
ness. The court house has a steady
stream Of people, lawyers, real
estate men and ordinary property
owners. getting their titles on or
der for impending or prospective
transfers
The motor car has helped peo-
pic of the north Ia discover won
dcrful Kew West I'm cars they
come to Florida bv the thous~
andS. Some never 80 back 10 the
land of ice and snow. and mans.
who do 60 back, go for tho nar-
pose of packing up and m3vigg
o. Florida.
The authors Of Florida il The
Making predicted that before
1880 Florida would have q pcr-
manent population of ten wl'ho8
people IL Florida yvtre IS dense.
~ populated nov aS Pterta Rwa
Is. II would have more than ten
million people So the prediction
that Florida will have teN million
people is not a Wild statement
And a rush NAV soon start 90
bring several million permanent
residents into Florida in the near
future.
1T is certain that northern ps~}~
pie are discovering the great al
vsntageS at a tropical climate o>
er that which makes the lard a
refrigerator toT several months IL
thc year. and OH the bodleS ol
the people with poiSons which
makes colds and coughing ~ com
mon during the winter months
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
POTATO SALAD

cups sliced cooked potatoes
2 cups diced celery
u cup capers
Salt, pepper
Miracle Whip Salad Dressing
Lettuce
Boiled OF baked ham
Stuffed olives
Toss together the potatoes. celery.
capers. seasOnings to taste. and salad
dressing TO moisten well On a round
chop plate place a border of crisp
lettuce Add a row OF sliced ham then
fill the center of the plate with potato
salad so that the ham slices outline
the mound OF salad. Cut additional
sliced ham into Julienne strips and
sprinkle them over the top of the
salad. Garnish the plate with stuffed
olives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
BANANA FRITTERS

Melted Spry
4 medium bananas
u cup Pillsbury's Best Flour
Fritter batter
For shallow trying. have ! inch OF
melted Spry In frying pan.
For deep-fat frying. have deep
kettle u to Il fun of melted Spry.
Heat Spry 20 375' f. Tor until a
l.inch cube oil bread will brown In 40
seconds Cut bananas crosswise into
quarters. halves or l.inch thick pieces.
Roll pieces In -four. then dip into
fritteI batter. completely coating the
banana with the batter. Shallow fry
or deep-fat fry in the hot Spry 4 to 6
minutes or until brown and tender.
Drain on unglazed paper. Serve very
hot. Six to eight servings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
All The Held Are
. CARMALLow eRosrlN0

ecARMALLoW eRosTIN0
v cup graduated sugar
" cup hot water
tablespoons Spry
tablespoons butter
y teaspoon salt
u teaspoon vanilla
Il cup caramelized sugar syrup
~ cups sifted conlectionNrs' sugar
J. egs y0lk. unbeAten
tablespoons scaided cream
lab0ut)
Place graduated sugar 10 skillet
and stiI constantly over medium heat
until sugar 10. melted and rather dark.
Remove from drs. add hot water
gradually. and stir until dissolved.
Combine SpFy. butter. salt. vanilla.
and earamelised sugar syrup and
blend. 'tRemalnins syrup can be stored
iOI future. use.l Add v cup confec-
TONERS sugar gradually. Dreaming
well. Add egg y0lk and mix we'll Add
remaining sugar. alternately With
cream, beating until smooth and stil1
enough to spread. Add Just enough
cream 10 make . .nice spreading con.
sistsncy, Makes enough frostine to
put between layers and on TOP and
sidst OF CArmall6w Chocolate Cake.
II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
LEMON MeRINGuE PIE

LEMON MeRINcUE PIE
u cup water
tablespoons cOrnstarch
~ cups water
IL cups sugar
3 egg yoIks. slightly beatan
lemon (grated rtnd and juiceI
tablespoon butter tJ
baked pie shell s
egg whites IGtt
tablespoons sugar
teaspoon lemon juice
Mix n cup water and cornstarcn
to thin paste. Combine Ia cups water
and sugar in top of double boiler and
bring to boil over direct heat Add
cornsiarch paste and cook until mix.
ture begins TO thlcken: return to
double boiler and continue cooking
until thick and smooth tl5 mlnutesl.
Pour over slightly beaten egg yolks.
return to double boiler. and cook I
minute longer Add lemon rind and
juice and butter and blend we'll Cool.
stirring occasionally Pour into pie
shell Beat egg whites until stiff but
not dry Add sugar gradually q table
spoon at a timel. beating constantly
Add lemon Juice and beat. .. Spread
meringue lightly on filling and bake
In slow oven (325" FL 90 minutes. or
L, I'll firm aud eiGately Drowned
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
TAMPA POSTOFFICE
WINS ANOTHER CUP
TROPHY LIST INCLUDE SIX
CUPS AND TWO
RIBBONS

F TAMPA. April - tFNS1
Tampa poStotfice employees thls
week gazcd Wlth pride a, the Is
lnch silver zap which vas Won
recently al the National Air Mail
Flower show at ST Louis.
The cap was ava arded as first
prsse In the SpTav from q flower
Irs vine classification and now
reroSeS along wlth five other cups
IN Postmaster Walls office
I've ribbons. presented As hon-
cradle wenuoa awards IN other
classes, also were adde's 90 the list
of trophies
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
MODERN HOME LAUNDERING
t Cottons and Linens

White cottons and linens will come
from your weeks wash at least ave
shades whittier. and will last two or
three times longer If you follow these
hints.
Sprinkle Rinse into tub. Add luke
warm water and stir a few seconds
You will be delighted with the lively.
lasting sudS. After using once or
twice. you can easily estimate how
much soap Is needed tits really very
littlel for rich lasting suds In hard
on soft water.
White clothes should be soaked an
hour or two or overnight II you soak
your white clothes even ten minutes
In Rinse suds. the results will be
amazing. II there are badly soiled
spots, sprinkle a little dry Rinse on
them, roll the garment and push Il
well under water.
The wash water for white cOttons
and linens should be as hot as is
available. preferably around l40 de-
grees. Several loads of clothes may
often be washed without changing
the water In the machine. When the
aIfds die down. the cleansing power
OF the soap Ii spent. Either add more
Rins0-or IL the suds have become
very dirty. make a fresh solution.
The more completely the dirty suds
are wring or spun out OF the clothes.
the easier the rinsing Is. and the less
hot water 10 required. Have water
for the first rinse as hot as the wash
water In the second and third rinses,
use as hot water as convenient
To washing machine or tub. Rinse
and iukewarm water washes colored
cottons and linens so they keep bright
as new. To avoid fading and streak
ing. never use hot water. harsh bar.
clipped or powdered soaps Never
soak colored clothes longer than 20
minutes. and then only provided they
are color-fast
Shake Rinse into tub and add luke.
warm water. Sprinkle dry Rinse on
solled spots, roll garments aud push
well under water
Wash in lukewArm Rinse suds.
Rluae in rikewarm 10 cool water.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
PANCAKES

j. Mix milk or water with an equal
amount OF Aunt Jemima Ready .Mf1
for Pancakes. In a twinkIink the
batter Is ready.
: Have griddle or skillet Just hot
enough. To test. put q drop OF
water on griddle, II Il goes right
up In a pun OF steam. grtddie IA
too hot. II II bounces around 4
second before evaporatlns. griddik
Is hot enough.
5. Grease griddle very lightly. Don't
pour grease on griddle Spread Il
thinly with pad.
4. PoW batter onto grtddle. Let esch
side bake until a golden brown.
Never pat cakes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
AUNT JENNA wAFFLes

g. Measure 2 cups Aunt Jemima
Ready-Mix for Pancakes into mixing
bowl. In another bowl beat / egg
and combine with cups milk or
water, Pour liquid and 2 table
spoons melted Spry into -four. Beat
smooth. This makes six wafaes.
!. Have wafie iron hot enough to
bake wafie perfectly In three
minutes.
!. Grease iron lightly. An electric
iron requires no greasing after
paraffln has been brushed tightly
on II before its original use
/. Serve waffles as soon as done.
Never stack. Stacking spoils crisp
mesa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
BANANA CREAM
Is Servings)

10 SeTVlngsD
medium size banana
y cup confectioners' sugar
tablespoon lemon juice
l/16 teaspoon salt
IL teaspoons vanilla
IL pints coffee cream
Slice banana very thin and add to
sugar. Mix we'll Add lemon juice and
coffee cream and pour into freezing
tray and allow to freeze Arm Remove
to ice-cold mixing bowl: add vanilla.
and beat with electric or hand beaten
until mixture becomes very light Re-
turn to freezing tray and allow to
finish freezing without further agita-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
BANANA TEA sREAD

1% cups sfted Plllsbury's Best
Flour
q teaspoon soda
~ teaspoons cream OF tartar j.
y teaspoon salt
n cup Spry
70 cup sugar
eggs well beaten
] cup mashed banana q % 3
bananaSl ~i
Sift the -four soda. cream OF tartar
and salt together 3 tnesN Rub the
shortening to creamy consistency
with the back OF spoon. Stir the
sugar. few tablespoons al a time.
into the Spry and continue stirring
after each addition until light and
fluffy Add eggs ana beat well Add
flour mixture alternately With banana,
a small annnnt Al a time Beat after
each addition uHiii smooth Pour into
a well creased loaf pan and bake In O
m0deratt oven t35nH r about / hour
OF until bread Is done Makes LOAF
about SH AZ 3 inches.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
HoT reA

The beat wAy TO make bot tea 10 40
follows: y. UAe an Aarthen ware or
crockeryS, teapot: Rihss, the teapot
With boiling water. A tsaspoonful Of
Lipton'A Tea for each cup and one
for Che pot In AufIicieht for most
tastas, although sons like 1t stronger.
Pour on freshly boiling water Ut
must ee noilinsl. let stssp from 3 to s
minutes and pour or, Add sugar and
milk or .ibrnon TO taste.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
FRANK EDWARDS
ARRIVES in CITY
ACCOMPANIED BY MRS. ED
WARDS; THOROUGHLY EN-
JoYING STAY HERE

Frank A. Edwards, United
States Probation Officer in the
southern division in the Miami
district. with headquarters in Mi
ami. arrived I'm Key West yester-
day over the highway. He is ac-
companicd by Mrs. Edwards.
The visitors paid a call at The
Citizen office yesterday, and
stated that they thoroughly en-
joyed the ride over the new Over.
seas Highway. and said that they
were delighted to be back in the
Island City again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
cAsMALLow CHOCOLATE CAKE

cAsmALLow CHOCOLATE CAKE
VI cup .srr3.
H. tsAspoo6 salt
X teasn0on vanilla
]. cup sugaf
3 eggs, 'uh bsaten $500.
% elness chocolate. melted
.r.gf, tsAspCenA baking powder
teaspoQp soda s,.s ..t.-.,.....,
- clpt NSiftsd Sno-Shssn Cake
EIounsA ~ *,
]. cup. milk
~ maranniAll0Ws a.
Combine Spfy, sal. and vanilla Ada
sugal sFatiuail,, and cream un:i! light
and fluffy !"
add ssggs. Sps At . time. beating
th0rdng hiy, after each addition. Add
melted chocolate aud blend we'll !.
Add shskihs powder and sOda: to
Hoqs and aft I. timss Add email
amounta Of 6ouI to ereamad mixture.
altsTdatsly With 6ilk.. beating after
each addition Until snbothy a.
Potls batter into two glnch layer
pans creased with Sprys
Bake ID rpodsrats oven 1850 81
9O.tO %, minutes Is'
Cot marshmall6ws 10 halxes with
scissors. PRESSING out sideE' against
cake arrange % top Of each layer.
gprAad Carmall0N FrOsting between
layers and on top and sidss Of cake.
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FRUIT FILLING


I cup sliced dateF
4 cup currants
X cup raisins
cup water
cup sugar
] teaspoon cinnamon
few grains salt
put al ingredients together In
ssueepan: stir and cook until thick
Cool.
9. raid one end OF dough to center to
eoyer Glling; fold over remaining
end of dough to center with edges
meeting but not overlapping.
Q. Pat or roll out Y inch thick; cut
irto 3 sections. Place each In
creased pan. or place side by side
il large pan with melted butter
hS4ished between the sections.
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eRAeips makes 8 cakes. X IL inchesJ
Temperature: 400 r.
Time: About 30 minutes
4 cake compressed yeast
Z tablespoons lukewarm water
~ cups milk, scalded and cooled
q cup melted Spry
% cup sugar
III teaspoons salt
10 20 20-cardamom seeds, crushed
(1M teaspoons)
Grated rind of lemon Il table
spoonl
3eggs, well beaten
9 cups Pillsbury's Best Flour
q cup butter
4. Soften yeast In lukewarIn water.
4. Add remaining ingredients In order
given, except the last n cup butter
reserved for steps 4 and 5. Mix
we'll
4 place In creased bowl; cover and
let rise In warm place $50 to S5'
n until double In bulk (about 2
hours).
L Turn out dough on Toured board;
knead until dough is smooth and
Elastic. Roll out u inch thick; dot
center with small bits OF butter.
using Y cup.
9. Fold over one-third of dough to
cover butter: dot top OF this fold
With remaining butter; fold unbut-
terad dough over this. pressing
edges together firmly.
Q. Roll out u inch thick; fold each
end to center: fold again making
l layers of dough.
z. Pet and roll out Y inch thick:
anread center Of dough with cooled
Fruit Filling.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
ONE CRUST PIE OR BAKED
PIE SHELL

Ia cups sifted Pillsbury's Best
Flour
II teaspoon salt
70 cup Spry
tablespoons cold water (about)
Sift -four and salt together. Add y
of Spry TO -four Cut in With pastry
blender OF two knives until mixture
looks like meal Add remaining Spry
and continue cutting until particles
are size OF a navy bean. Sprinkle
water. tablespoon at a time. over
mixture With a fork. work lightly
together until all PARTICLES are mois.
tened and in Jumps Add just enough
water to moisten Press dampened
PARTICLES together into ball Do not
handle dough any more than neces-
sary TO make one.crust pie with
Spry Pastry Mix. use IA cups OF the
Mix
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
IDENTIFICATION
OF ROADS URGED
WILL PUSH LEGISLATION IN
THIS DIRECTION AT NEXT
SESSION OF LEGISLATURE

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. April
% tFNS).-Lcgislation will be
pushed in the next session Of the
Florida State Legislature for a
program of highway beautifica-
ton based on a statewide survey
to be made by an expert from
Washington. George Gross. cx-
ecutivc secretary of the Florida
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29

State Planning : Board. told a
meeting of the. Duval County
Identification Association here
last week.
Among other things. the State
Planning Board desires to elm
mate some, OF the billboards in
the state for highway beautifica-
lion purposes. Gross said.
A meeting OF representatives Of
the association has been arranged
with A. B. Hale. chairman of the
State Road Department, for an
carly date, .
This week Gross will meet with
the Rotary Club at Fcrnsudins to
discuss highway Identification
plans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
sPRY PASTRY MIX

pounds ZIG cups) PillaburJ's
Best Flour
tablespoons salt t,.
2 pounds (4it cupsJ Spry
Sift -four and salt together into d
large bowl Add / pound Sbry ID nous
and cut in until mixture Ii 40 Hns 81
meal. Add remaining I pound Sprt
and continue cutting until partlelel
are size OF . navy bean. PUT Spry
Pastry Mix In ., covered containet
and store on the pantry sheif for uss
as needed. Do not keep Spry Pastry
Mi1 In the refrigeratof--it win stay
fresh and sweet at room temperature
for an indefinite period. /. This
amount OF Spry Pastry Mix viii mako:
II one-crust pies. or
. two-crust pies and
one-crust pie. or
81 dozen sS-incb tart ahsils
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catas OATMEAL COOKIES

3 cups quaker Data
] cup brewn sugar. -
y cup boiling water
u teaspoon salt
! cup Piilsbufy's Best Flour
I ehp Spfy
i teaspoon soda
MiS the Quaker, Data With the sugar
and nour: add melted Spry and mix
well Dissolve soda In boiling water
and add to mixture Form the dough
into a roll and chill thoroughly Slice
thin and bake IN moderate oven 5 to
10 minutes.
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TOPPING

egg white
4 tablespoon water
e cup sugar
u teaspoon cinnamon
l. cup chopped or sliced almonds
TO- Stir egg white and water to-
esther. Use to brush over top oil
each cake.
II. Combine sugar and cinnamon;
sprinkle over dough Sprinkle
almonds on top.
q. Cover and let rise about As min
& utss. Bake In moderate oven.
when cool. cut crosswise into "
inch strips to serve.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
BANANA FRITTERS

FritteT Batter
] cup sifted Pillsbury's Best Flour
Y cup sugar
IA teaspoons salt
2 teaspoons baking powder
egg. well beaten
"a cup milk
2 teaspoons melted Spry
Stiff together the -four. sugar. salt
and baking powder Combine egg and
milk. and add gradually to dry In
gradients. stirring until batter Is
smooth. Then stir In Spry This is
stin b&tter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
ALL ON SAME DAY

Port Townsend. Wash, ~ The
three children OF Mr. and Mrs.
Charles D. Johnson OF this city
all have birthdays on May 6 hav-
ing been born on that date in
1920. 1923 and 1925 respectively.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29

The largest tomato crop in the
past Is or 90 years. which viii
reach a total Of approximately
800 carloads. and which will
give growers as much profit as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
LATTICE TOP peAcH pig

Sla cups canned sliced peaches.
drained
Y cup sugar -
tablespoon 0lick-cooklnt tapioch
~ teaspoon salt 49,. il
recipe Spry Pie Crust A.
] tablespoon butter - ~
Combine peaches. sugar. tAplooa.
and salt. Let stand whiIs; pastry ID
being made. FsS
Roll Il OF pie dough and line q
9,inch pie plate. Roll remaining dough
and cut in narrow strips tabout 4.
inch).
Place fruit MIXTURE Ia pastry lined
pie plate and dot with butter. Arrange
pastry strips across top TO form 1t.
tractive lattice. Trim pie, naolster
edge. and place wider strips t4s.inch)
around rim. Press with finger tips to
seal edge. Bake in hot oven (t15s. p
30 to 40 minutes. =. To use Spy
Pastry Mix, use 2I3 cups Of Nix and
about tablespoons Water.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
KRAFT DINNER
With Dreamed Chleken

KRAFT DINNER
With Dreamed Chlcken
! pkg. Kraft Dinner
Hot creamed chicken
Parsley
Buttered green beans
Pimiento strips
Cook the Kraft Dinner as dlrecled
ON the package. Pack II into q but.
tefed 6sl.iRch ring mold. untnold %
A.BegvinE plate. GIL the center. wltA
hot &feaned chicken. aud gafniah the
chicken With parsley. Around the
rina on the plate place groups or
FACETS OF whole batterad green beans
~arni@had With uiu1ianto ssvfns
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29

SALAp BOWL
Lettuce
Cooked peas
Cooked caulifiower
Cooked green beans
Cooked carrots
Radishes
Tomatoes
Water0ress
Miracle Whip Salad DRESSING
Line a salad bowl with crisp let
tuce. Then In separate lettuce cupa
put generous portions OF peas, cauii
flower aowerets. Julienne green beans.
Julienne carrots. sliced radlshes and
sliced tomatoes. Place these nllsd lse
tuce cups around the rim OF the bowl.
and all the center With watercreaa.
Serve with Miracle Whip SALAD
Dressing.
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GOOD COMPLEXION

Henry Montspensier Of
this city is said 20 have the com
plexion of school girl. which he
attributes to bathing in olive oil
regularly for forty years
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29
BANANA cocoNuT ROLLS

Firm ripe bananas
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Shredded coconut
Peel bananas. Roll 10 lemon juice
and then in coconut Place In veil.
creased baking dish and bake In o
moderately hot oven (4000 FL Is to
90 minutes or until coconut browns
and bananas are tender. Serve hot
with hot lemon. orange OF other fruit
sauce Six servings
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29

q year ago while workers will
earn double last years waae&. IS
forecas, for the Danis section b.
John b Gregory. local packer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29

United States and Great Britain
70 invoke eScalstoF clause against
Japan and build bigger warShips.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-04-29

Japanese to seek $500. 900, 900
in tho United States to aid in dc
velopmcnt. OF. Manchukuo