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Evening star., 1945-08-21
100 on Navy Grid Squod

| ANNAPOLIS. Md, Aug. 81 (R.-
Navy's varsity football squad yester-
day weighed anchor with 100 can
didates aboard.
Evening star., 1945-08-21

Today a year ago-Lt. q. g.
Paul Brown succeeded Tony
Hinkle as football coach at the
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton.
Evening star., 1945-08-21
fonks, a; Chisox, !

Totals 80 102717 Totals 80 IL ~ S
-Batted for Stainback in ninth.
IRAN for fresh In ninth.
+Batted for Caldwell In ninth.
New York 600 900 O04-4
Chicago ---.----- col 600 000-1
Runs batted ,in--Metheny f2), Crosetti
Three-base hits-stirnweiss. Home run
Metheny. Winning pitcher-Dubiel.
Evening star., 1945-08-21
Browns, 10: Bosox, 6

Runs batted in-Lake t2D, Gutteridge,
Finney, Byrnes t3). Schultz, Shirley,
STEPHENS (s), Newsome. Mancuso. Laforest,
Mcbride, Lazor, Two-base hits = New
some, Laforest, Moore. Home run-Byrnes.
winning pitcher-zoldak. Losing pitcher
Evening star., 1945-08-21
Tigers, 4-4; Mocks, 0-1

Runs batted in-Cramer. Cullenbine (3).
Home runS-Cramer, CuIenbine.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05
Nails We're Precious in
Personal---very. Days

In pre-Revolution days nails
were so precious in Scotland and in
New England that they were used
as money. jeremiah Wilkinson of
Cumberland, r. L., was the
first man in America to manufac-
ture nails; he began his business
in 1777.
1t is only since 1910 that ma
chinery has been employed to any
extent in the manufacture of nails.
Previous to that date they were
made by hand by forging on an
anvil. Vast numbers of men were
employed in the industry; there
were at one time as many as
$4,000 nailers in the neighbour
hood of Birmingham alone.
Hydraulic pressure is used in
producing a paper nail that can
be driven into hardwood without
either breaking or bending.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

Fondness for pie goes back long
way and has not abated even during
rationing and shortages of sugar
and fruit. It's a good dessert with
which to top off the meal which has
been light or little shy of appetite
appeal.
Then, too, there are cakes that fill
the need for sweetness and cater
bit to the appetite. Fortunately
there have been developed recipes
which are low in sugar and easy to
make.
A good pie or cake, baked once a
week, will give the family a sense
of we'll being and nominees that is
so important in these days of rush
and activity.
Cherry Rhubarb Pie.
package frozen red tart cherries
or 1 cup canned
l package frozen rhubarb or 2 cups
canned or fresh
cup juice
/ cup sugar
3 tablespoons quick-cooking tapioca
Combine all ingredients and place
in an unbaked pie shell. Top with
full crust, crisscross or cutout
crust. Bake at 400 degrees F. for
Is minutes, then reduce heat to mod
crate $3.50 degrees) and bake 80 to
40 minutes. Meringue topping may
be used on the pie if desired. 1t
should be piled on after the pie has
baked, then baked for Is minutes
longer in a moderate oven.
Chiffon Pie.
IL cups sugar
u cup -four
u teaspoon salt
IL cups boiling water
lemon
/ orange
eggs
unbaked pie shell
Mix the flour and sugar together
in a saucepan. Stir in boiling water
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

crust and pile high with meringue
made by beating the egg whites with
" cup granulated sugar and tea
spoon lemon juice. Bake in a slow
oven for Is minutes.
A pie that is becoming increasing
ly popular is this cottage cheese pie
because it uses inexpensive ingredi-
ents for both crust and filing. The
spicy, lemony flavor is delicious and
the texture of the cheese filling is
light and fne-grained:
Cheese Pie.
Crust:
IL to Is vanilla waters, rolled fine
u cup sugar
tablespoons butter or substitute
Filling:
l cup cottage cheese, sieved
tablespoon butter
/ tablespoon cOrnstarch
y cup milk
eggs
n cup sugar
Rind of u lemon
tablespoon lemon juice
" teaspoon salt
Cinnamon
Press the cheese dry and put
through a sieve, Add the melted
butter to II, Dissolve cornstarch In
snilh, aess eggs, soa sugast Corn
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05
ODDS AND ENDS

The Warner Bros picture based on
the story of Sgt. Al Schniid, blinded
marine hero of CuadaLcanal, has Al neD
title-instead Of "This Loue Of Ours" it
,oM be called 'Pride OF the Marines"
(. Florence Halop, radio actress cur
rently appearing in ''Dapid Harding
Co,tnterspy." is the sister oil Bile Hasop.
ore OF the Dead End Kids. no,v with ghp
urmy siguAl eorps IN France.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

makes uncluttered simplicity it's
plea. It observes such nice styling
details as gently released fullness
in the skirt front that accents the
slender straight silhouette. The
brief sleeves are very much in the
spirit of spring, 1945. It is one Of
those dresses that just seems to call
for 9 prettily feminine little flower
hat and the box-type bag uailady
carries is eloquently expressive of
what's new In accessories.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05
BY VIRGINIA VALE

By VIRGINIA VALE
DRESTON FOSTER has
i 10th Century Fox over a
barrel regarding his motorcy-
Gle. A clause in his contract
says he mustn't ride it while
he's working in a picture-but
from the first days of ''Thun-
derhead-Son of Flicka" he
rode it into the studio and no.
body said word He hadn't enough
gas to drive his car from Newhau
every day, SO the ban on the motor
cycle was lifted. He took Rita John
son on death-defying ride around
the studio to celebrate-Rita's one
Of the leads in the picture-and aft
erward she commented ''No wonder
the studio doesn't want him to ride
that thing. With him motorcycle
isn't a means of transportation
it's lethal weapon"
*
John Conte, who's back at his
post as master of ceremonies of the
Frank Morgan radio program, ac-
complished a lot during his SIX
months absence. He had his first
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05
High-Style Black

Here is how charming you will
look if you choose high-style black
for your best dress-up spring frock.
This black crepe dress, shown at
the spring style clinic held in the
Merchandise Mart of Chicago,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

featured role in a picture-''Lost in
a Harem,' with Abbott and Cos
tello-in which he played opposite
handsome gal named Marilyn
Maxwell; and they were married a
short time after the picture was
finished.
Barbara Brown gave up the role
of Robert Hutton's mother in War
ners' ''To Young to Know because
of illness; when she recovered they
cast her in the same picture, this
time as the woman who adopts Hut
tons baby.
Florence Lake, who has practical
ly made career of playing Edgar
Kennedy's wife in his RKO come
dies, has been cast for comedy
role in "George Whites Scandals of
1885, Just for a change, this time
she plays mother-not Kennedy's
either.
Like a lot of us, Frank Ross is
tired of those Hollywood searches
for ''unknowns" that end with
Hollywood personality getting the
role. He's really searching for an
unknown beauty for the role of SAL
ONE" in ''The Robe; he gets mail
by the ton, but looks at every photo
graph himself. Attractive girls be-
tween the ages of Is and Is still have
chance.
y
Dick Long, Hollywood high school
student, not only landed the role of
Claudette Colbert's son in "Tomor-
row is Forever" but his screen test
was so good that he was given
term contract with international
Pictures. instead Of one-picture
contract. M
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

and then smell
the good, and f.
nally, taste the
juicy sweetness
of berries or fruit
nesting against a
nder, fla ky
0rI1cf
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

Mix the flour and sugar together
in a saucepan. Stir in boiling water
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

and cook, stirring
constantly until
thickened. Add
slightly beaten
egg yolks, the
juice and grated
rinds of both lem
on and orange.
Cook until thick,
then cool. Pour
filing into the
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05

bine the mixtures, then add rind and
juice, salt and dash of cinnamon.
To make crust mix crumbs, butter
and sugar. Press on bottom and
sides Of pie plate or spring form,
keeping " cup mixture for the top.
Bake the pie in a moderate oven
for IS to 40 minutes.
Honey Nut Cake.
u cup butter or substitute
q cup sugar
Il cup honey
"a cup water
IN cups sifted cake flour
teaspoons baking powder
N teaspoon salt
cup chopped nuts
4 egg whites
Cream butter, sugar, honey. Add
alternately the sifted dry ingredients
and water. Fold A II
in stiffiy beaten ~
egg whites last. 10
Bake in two nine gg
inch layer pans in
a moderate oven .----@
for 80 to IS minutes.
The incest kind of icing for this
cake combines the texture of
creamed sugar and butter Cor SUBJ
stitute) and the flavor of mocha.
Mocha Icing.
6 tablespoons butter or substitute
l egg yolk
2 cups powdered sugar
2 tablespoons left over coffee
IL tablespoons cocoa
l teaspoon vanilla
Cream butter thoroughly, add egg
.yolk. Sift sugar and cocoa together
and add alternately with coffee.
Spread between layers and on top Of
cake.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-04-05
Dessert Appeal

There are some foods that just
naturally make for good, honey
feeling. There's pie for one. The
family likes to see the preparation
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21
Hollywood Interest
Surprises Novelist

LLYW OOD. - When
Charles Jackson was sitting up
nights for a year in New York
pounding the typewriter to turn
out "The Lost Weekend" his
book about a five-day binge,
the fartherest thought from his
mind was Hollywood and the
movies.
Even after his penetrating
study of chronic alcoholic was
published and became the most
talked about piece of writing of
the year it didn't occur to the
wiry, little bald-headed author
that his first book would in
terest a studio like Paramount
as a vehicle for a star like Ray
Milland--as happened.
Il wrote it without having the
remotest idea that it might be
made into movie" he says.
I'm glad l didn't, because the
thought might have influenced
my writing"
II didn't even think of it as a
novel and l wouldn't let my pub
fishers call it that. l call it a
story and yu'll notice that's
what the book jacket says. It's
really character study in fic-
ton form. l tried to do a SYM
pathetic, but ruthless study of
an alcoholic"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21
Heliocopter Proves
Prop Mans Puzzle

HOLLYWOOD - The Metro
oGldwyn-Mayer Property De-
partment isn't sure of its own
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

Miss Davis and Haley play
star comics in THE Scandals,
whose romance goes on the rocks
when Haley spinelessly submits
to the domination of his Spinster
sister. Another romance is that
between Phillip Terry, dance di-
rector of "The Scandals" and
pretty dancer, Martha Holiday,
daughter of former Scandals"
queen who married a British
peer. When he finds out that
she's the daughter of a peeress,
he thinks his suit is hopeless.
Laughts come thick and fast be-
fore these romances are patched
up, and love triumphs.
Standouts on the musical side
include Jack Yellen's and Sam
my Fain's Il Wake Up in the
Morning and It's YOU" sung by
with the Scandals Sirens;
Miss Davis and Haley; the same
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21
Actor Surpasses
Director AS Vet

HOLLYWOOD - Observing
his 33rd anniversary in motion
pictures with direction of Para
mounts "The Blue Dahlia", Geo.
Marshall has found one member
of the cast whose experience
surpasses the directors by two
years.
He is Tom Powers, playing
police captain in the Raymond
Chandler mystery.
When Powers played the muir
der victim in Double Indemn-
ity" last year, it was believed
that the film marked the first
Hollywood appearance by the
actor for whom Who's Who of
the theatre lists 9 plays.
Actually, Powers first went
before the cameras in 1910,
when he appeared in a series of
westerns filmed on Staten Is
land, N. Y, and continued in
pictures until 1918, when he left
to go on the stage.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

composers 81 Want to Be the
Drummer in the Band" per-
formed by Krupa and his band
Life Is Just Bowl of Cherries"
by Lew Brown and Ray Hender-
son, sung by Beverly Wills,
young daughter of Miss Davis;
Leigh Harline'S "Boquet and
Lace" a chorus number with a
ballet speciality by Miss Holli-
day; &c. H. S." a Krupa spe-
cialty number; Krupa's jam ses-
sion, Leave Us Leap; electric
organ virtuoso Ethel Smiths
duet with Krupa, and Miss Da-
Wis and Haley's comedy bur-
lesque number, Who Killed
Vaudeville?"
Second billing with "Adven-
lures of Rusty a stirring drama
of boy and his dog. Starring Ted
Donaldson, Margaret Lindsay
and Conrad Nagel.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

But there was period when
Hodiak's career seemed to hit a
calm. Originally he was spotted
doing radio work in Chicago by
Marvin Schenck, MGM's New
York talent chief. Kodiak was
invited to come east for a test.
He arrived just when MGM was
about to test Canada Lee. So
both appeared in the same test.
Then came a lull - Kodiak was
signed but roles were scarce:
Months later Alfred Hitchcock,
famous director, was in New
York casting his picture, Life
boat" He sought a Negro for
an important part. He thought
of Canada Lee but wasn't sure.
He wanted to see Lee on film.
No individual screen test of Lee
could be found. Hitchcock ask
ed MGM to lend him their Lee
test. He screened it. Hitchcock
not only was impressed by
Canada Lee - but he went
overheard for John Kodiak, in
the same piece of film! And
Hodi4x's work in "Lifeboat"
confir ped MGM's judgment of
him an resulted in better and
better Nes.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

strength.
The helicopter, built for the
Ann Sothern starrer, up Goes
Maisie" was constructed on a
studio sound stage. Now as
sembled, complete with motor,
there is distinct concern over
setting the giant blades in mo-
ton.
Just in case the flivver of the
future d ecides to ascend
through the roof of the sound
stage, it has been securely
chained TO the floor.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

Failure of the movie short in
Toledo which depicts big-heart-
ed managements of Industrial
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21
Dean of Extras Now
I'm 2II5th Picture

HOLLYWOOD-Bob Milasch,
dean of Hollywood's extras, is
playing his 2115th movie.
His role as a grizzled cowboy
in a comedy sketch featuring
Eddie Bracken and Walter Abel
in Paramount's "Duffy's Tav-
ern" also marks his forty-fifth
anniversary in motion pictures.
Bob has been in pictures
longer than any other living
Hollywood actor. He began his
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

plants Civ i n G
t h e veterans
back their jobs
r e G ardless of
their physical
or even mental
condit i o n +, is
due no doubt
to the | a r G e
union m e m :
bership in this
industrial city,
as well as the
fact that most
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

career before the cameras In
1889 in the first moving picture
with live actors" he says. 1t
was Thomas E. Edison picture
called Babes in a Barrel" with
Billy Sorrel in the principal
role. 1t was made in Flushing,
L.,I., as an educational film.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

HOLL WOOD - Boys
Ranch" featuring James Craig,
Butch Jenkins and Skippy Ho-
meer have started filming on the
M-G-M lot following five week
location trip in Texas.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21

10Gk bLAob SAAOSN
Leople are aware that the claims
of industrial arrangements and
their actual performance are
frequently miles apart.
/ do not doubt that some in
dustrial plants do make a sin
cere effort to return their vet
erans who have become physi-
cally disability as result of
their warwon infirmities; but
there are many other cases in
which management seeks to pit
the veteran against the war
time workers who have more
seniority in the hope of divid-
ing the labor movement.
Personally, it seems to me
that management would do well
to maintain discreet silence
rather than parade its brazen
propaganda across the nations
screens and in the doing incite
the majority of the people who
re workers, instead of fooling
~ ep into believing that all in
oustrialists are men with hearts
of gold and sincere altruists. AS
of the people, all of the time"
Lincoln said, "you can't fool all
Quitcherkiddin.
Gag-of-the-Day
Mr.. Marvin Harris, man
ager of the Paramount theater
tells of meeting a man on
Adams Street. He was holding
a gun in one hand and a knife
In the other. Mr.. Harris asks,
"What's the big idea?" He
answers, "I'm und e cided
whether to shoot out Adams
Street or cut down the alley"
Lap of the gods! Speaking of
careers, here's a story about
Fohn Kodiak, that, I believe,
hasn't been printed before:
Today Kodiak is Hollywood's
white-haired boy. His work in
BELL For Adano" brought him
another quick offer from goth
Century-Fox. His performance
in Harvey Girls" with Judy
Garland (not yet released)
brought him quick, important
assignment from MGM - pair
ing him with Lucille Ball in
"Time for Two" which, Incl
dentally, will be the first pro-
ducing effort of Ralph Wheel
wright, ex-publiicty man and
screen writer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21
Joan Davis and Jack Haley Starred In
New George Whites Scandals"
Gene Krupa Top Featured in Lavishly
Staged Production Numbers, Among Many
Songs, Dances And Comedy Events.

favorites Davis Jack Haley starred
this week Rvo theater in RKO Radios gttering mus
CAL George Whites Scandals with Gene Krupa and his band
taking of the music Rioous comedy musical
bers girl ensembles feature the show.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-09-21
Movie Propaganda Paints
Management Rosy>Hued
Toledo Movie Audiences UnmOved
By Movie Committee Vet Short
By Burny ZaWOdny

Unaduterated propaganda calculated msead both the
veterans and public put out by the National War Av
Committee the Motion Picture Industry entitled What
Every Should Know barren Toledo
according advices of this short
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-27
CITY USING PAST DUE DEBT
MONIES TO BALANCE BUDGET
Mrs. Demeritt Improved
After Operation

Mrs. Miriam Joyce Demeritt.
Who underwent q surgical opeF-
atl0n la Miami "Wednesday. Is
reported today % BE- much In
proved end un TIE road 10 sc
CuVerY
Ma DcmeFiti was In a serious
eondiiI0n fuT three days after
the operation. Sunday. the a.
tending physician vas encour-
aeed at her Improvement ard
latest advises say the Key West
woman IS much better
Mrs DcmefIit. the wife II
neuiamin W Demertt. Jr.. SIS
Ffancis street. underwent the
operation 90 jackson Memorial
huspitai IN Miami
NJ DvmeFitt and Mrs. Harry
johnson returned 60 Kew West
SUNDAY He went back O. Miami
thr Same night Mrs johnson.
the iumer Miss Laura Roberts,
left Cos Miami before the opera
tiun e. b. With Mrs. Demeritt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-27
OZARK DIVISION
MASTER SERGEANT
BACK FROM WARS
GEORGE COOK BACK FROM
GERMANY WHERE his d.
VISION SPANKED NINTH
ARMY TO ELBE

George T. Cook, Masteg Ser
geant with the 100 Infantry DIV.
Is back Ia Key West visiting ms
mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.
JOS ph q Coca. a. 905 Elizabeth
stree.
Mr.. Cook enlisted November
"a 1912. and returned "a the
States OCt0bcr - Of thus year tie
Nas discharged NoVembeF 3
Mr. Coca holds the American
Theatre of War ribbOn. the Euro-
pean Theatre q War Ribbon - I'm
three battles stars. the Nlctory
Medal Mr. Cook went through
Europe wlih the i02nd a. far a.
the Elbc River ~ Germany
Ia q history q the division CIV
en Ca each mcmher discharged.
the work 81 the lU2nd. including
the repulsing Of the November a.
German counter attack near I'm
mcndorf. Is cited IN this action
one of the wars greatest tank bat
ties. Company {. 7ia TANK De
siruycr Battalion. was cited fof
knocking cut sixteen tanks IN
four DAYS
Prom the West Wall io the Elbe
the Division took lfT 600 prison
ers. killed and wounded over I.
co ~ the enemy destroyed over
IS IT the hated IS guns. knocked
0ut - tanks and destroyed or
captured SIS German planes
In their exploits Is cited the
early training a. Camp MaNcy
Tex. and the mancuVefs ln the
louisiana forests g. gadlcf Gen
cral Frank A keatlng. taxing
command. tho push Of o. the RolI
river through formidable West
Wall deicnSps. the winter dc
Tense fTst amt aCruss the tCN
Roer kivcg was Buck Rogers
Raiders. the pacing OF the Ninth
Army o. the Rhine. then thC
crossing. the blaods hattie for
Wesergehirgc where cutfenShcd
German troops yoW lng death fuT
their Paths land resisted fug
three davs then followed Una
dash o. the Eibt and FINALS o.,
waiting Cor the Russian Whcfy
fear Cfazed Germans. fearing
even then oan conscience Sal
rendered Go them ln drutcs Ca
escape the Russians
The DIVISION secured ls uame
from eaIN French names n
American history
A horrible cNpeuense &C the
division Mas coming allu-e tht
lpl6 burned buuIes ot puIucal
prisoners 8t Ga.ttItEln. where
the German. rad dispersed uf
them ll %. cauCcutraflau camp
there ust before tnt American
came lbraunt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-27

Dad you ENJOY that barber shop
aIticle ln yesterdays column Il
Was written by William Russell
dextrous manipulation OF the limo
typc KEYS Who for wears has help
"a The CITIZEN both in neWs and
sports NIth ms snappy writing
Prom time o. time yuu Wili rrad
many paTaEF apis in THIS column
written rs William Russell and
bshcsc y1u all enjoy them a.
much a. [ Do ~ . small toW 20
nCNsparcf everyone helps out
and thus more - the news Is coz
cred than u only tao reporters
Werr used exclusively Some
editing ls even done right uu the
lnotvps machine tn help out ire
complicated pfocess 20 getting
four 60 san pages 10 bod" each
afternoon un this paper
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-27

AN@&3A @@AAAA
One of the amazing features
Of the city 10 the tourist Is the
tropical fruit trees which grow
down here. There "a the sugar
apple with rs corrugated green
outside configurati0ns and rs m
side black seeds each encased
Nth delicious apple sweet white
meat There - the sapOdilla.
With Us delicious light tan fruit
and tan outer covering Note.
too. the Chicklc which runs IN
the sap when you pluck q sapo
dllla from the tall. graceful tree
Then there l. brcadfruit. = huge
round. green fruit which may b.
boiled. fried. stored IN the ground
10 make cheese and - delicious.
Ticsa Is q yellow outside and sci
l0N pulp fruit. which ! don't like.
snd which has q pungent taste
Then there are the yellow skin
and yellow inside hDaplumx
whlch are delBCious. Fiorida KEYS
LINES grow 20 every backyard
Spanish lines. WhiCh look like
hines on the outside bat which
have a round seed INSIDE covered
wIlh beautiful tasty orange meat.
grow prufuscly here Tamarlnds.
with their Crsckiy brown outer
covering and dark meat over
brown seeds S0ursop. green out
and grecnish whit, inside. and
delicious tn zee cream Papsya.
SclioN outside and sclloa INSIDE
and extremely rich ln vitamins.
Some like thC Jutce Surlnam
chtfry. 3 taftfsh red chinese Ian
tern affair Whlch D. made into
lelllcs. Scsgrapes purplish
small round grapc growing by
the seashoTe and also delicious 10
preserves They grow inland.
too Jamalca apple. q tropical
poWAgTanste Then the Wcll
kuoan bananas and the vlaintalns
not so well known WhlCh are
tried INTO q dclhlals dish Small
~Cuban" bansnas and larger red
hog bahamas are tao other "a
uetIes Of banaras Then there Is
the ever popuisr gusNa. yellow
OF red outside and yellow oT red
inside Nitn an abundance 81 llt
&c seeds Swell be- ielhcs or 90
eat '1ust SO some 90 these
tastes ! hope arm never With
out