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Evening star., 1946-11-13

Bisquick back-th same fine quail
ity-the same 8 handy ingredients
ready to use! There are 10 basic
directions on every colorful pack
age. Here's all You need for
mufiins:
{. Risquick 2 Tbsp. sugar
E. milk l egg
Mix the lot with rotary heater
till well blended. Bake as usual.
and eount on delectable r6Ifins!
Be sure to ask your grocer for
Bisquick today.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

Iof this area to attend lecture meet
ings In different hotels here for the
alleged purpose Of explaining the
philanthropis aims OF the Mount
Vernon Foundation in carrying out
the purposes Of George Washing
tons will relating to the dissemina-
ton Of education.
The Government attorney said
the principal purpose OF the defend
ants In soliciting persons to attend
the lectures and meetings was to
sell them stock in the National Ref
erence Library Corp.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
MEXICAN CORN

VIYHENEvER want to enliyen the
wv flavor Of cream soups, sauces.
gravies. meats and egg dishes ! al
ways add drops Of Tabasco-that
tantalizing seasoning. Try 1t in
Mexican corn. Mix 4 tablespoons
melted fat with az cups canned
whole corn kernels, Y teaspoon salt,
3 tablespoons chopped green pep
per and dashes of Tabasco. Cook
about Is minutes, then add table,
spoon chopped pimiento. Tabasco
is always a must in my home.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

statement in % additional words
or less: 81 like both Betty
Croker Soups because .......
Try both Betty Croker vege-
table Noodle Soup and the Green
Split Pea Soup. Serve them to
the family. Then lot down your
own thoughts or what the fam.
lily has to say.
ENTER THIS EASY CONTEST
You may send as many entries Al
you like but with each be sure to In
clude . box tops from Betty Crockef
Soup Ingredients.
Attach your entry to the coupon
below, clearly filed out. For q
complete set Of rules ask your
grocer when you buy Betty
Croker Soups. Entries must be
postmarked not later than mid.
night, Monday, Nov. 25, 1916.
They will be judged on aptness,
originality and uniqueness.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

tion is American Women Look to
Their Government, =
The Board OF Directors and the
Executive Committee of the council
will meet this afternoon to consider
resolutions that will 90 before the
convention.
Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday,
the delegates will be addressed by
Government experts from the Labor
Department, the Agriculture De-
partn1ent, the Federal Security Ad-
miniStration and other agencies.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

choose. Try q shimmering, colorfu
juice mold Just as q starter. Nov
here's the method:
JELLIED TANGERINE JUICE
! envelope new speed.up
Minute Gelatine
2 to 3 Tbsp. sugar
2 {. canned tangerine juice
Combine Minute Gelatine and
sugar in saucepan. Add tanger-
inc juice and heat over medium
fame until gelatine dissolves--
about 2 or 3 minutes. Pour into
mold or molds. Chill until firm.
Unmold. Serves, to 6.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

lunchbox sandwiches sag? TO keep
them crisp and never soggy, wrap
each one separately In wax paper
and also wrap lettuce separately.
Lettuce can be added to the sand
wich just before it Is eaten. The
perfect lunchbox sandwich con-
tains SPAN, Hormel's easy-to-slicc.
easier-to-eat delicious meat
product.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
SPICE IS THE VARIETY. Irc.

TT VARIETY is the spice of life.
spice can be the variety in cook
ing. Your family will respond
quickly and gratefully to variations
in the daily menu and their salts
faction will make up for any extra
effort Of planning and imagination.
Be sure, Of course, that every days
meals have the food essentials for
good health. with all the ''basic
seven" food groups represented.
But don't repeat the flavor Of one
dish In another for the same meal.
Try, too, to vary the colors. shapes
and textures of foods for any given
meal. Remember that even q "ineat
In p'tatoes" family will enjoy q new
dish If interesting and challenging
Evening star., 1946-11-13

So easy, you
ca MT miss. So
good, you can't
so wrong. And
think of t h e
shortening and
sugar you save.
They're included
In Drome edary
Gingerbread Mix.
Of course you'll
have hot ginger
Evening star., 1946-11-13

bread too, made with this wonder
full Mix-from Washington's moth
er's private recipe-the ginger
bread she served to illuStrious citi-
zens of early days. It's still a bit
scarce but keep asking.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

package from
the grocer. But
] wasn't the
only one. All the
customers in
the store were
as eager as I.
What a iOy To
Evening star., 1946-11-13
1S@{!g&%ps'
WA,sf A DIAMOND RINof

WA,sf A DIAMOND RIN0f
DICTURE yourself flashing
i = magnificent $1,000 diamond
ring hanked by four smaller dia-
monds set in platinum! I do hope
you will win this genuine reg
istered Keepsake Winchester"
ring. It's simply gorgeous.
AWARDS TOTAL $25.oee
There are three other beautiful
sparklers to be awarded - each q
81 900 Keepsake Brunswick" dia-
mond ring with four side diamonds
set in 14-karat natural gold. And
one hundred other prizes each q
$500 Keepsake Copley" diamond
ring you'd always cherish.
Simply finish the following
Evening star., 1946-11-13
AWARDS TOTAL sss.soo
EXERCISING BABY

TNHERE ARE REAMs Of things could
i tell you about exercising baby
! during various stages of his devel-
opment. Here's one. Let him roll
Evening star., 1946-11-13

IN, too, for its varied menus
and fine eatables that set the
scene for family cheer-not to
mention the time saving meth
ods that leave mother free to
enjoy it all!
Evening star., 1946-11-13
BACK At oRocERs.

TN DOING NY MARKETING the other
j day, the first thing my eyes
clamped on was Bisquick. Yes, it's
back again! I almost snatched
Evening star., 1946-11-13

cause In 5 min
utes (by the
clock) and us
ing only one
saucepan YOU
can m ke q
m ag nifice ent
jelly dessert
Of any canned
- ~ n ~ sS
Evening star., 1946-11-13
FILING THE COOKIE JAR

rs your COOKIE JAR the kirS tina
i becomes empty in mascer o
hours? Maybe less. Let me tell yol
how to keep 1t well supplied with
little effort.
/ 5ox Dromedary Gingerbread
Mix
" Q. water
" c. peanut butter
Add water to Dromedary Mix.
Stir well. Add peanut butter.
Mix thoroughly. Drop by u
teaspoons on well creased baking
sheet. Press In criss-cross
pattern with fNrk. Bake in
moderate oven 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
10 HAVE AND 10 MOLD

AL THE FLAVOR and the goodness
"A of your canned or fresh fruit
juices captured and brought to the
table in a pretty mold shape
sounds like a real magiciar's trickl
Well, the new speed-up Minute
Gelatine must be magic, then, be-
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Cricket Club Meets Tonight

The Cricket Club Of Washington
will hold Its regular monthly meet-
ing at = o'clock tonight at Central
High School Meetings are de-
voted to practice in public speaking.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Jess:!E'sMzzhqak SIS! Z! q :
CAPITALIZE. ON IT

THAT the family all together And that's meames
isn't it? Then the family puts aside all the days busy affairs
relax bit together And that's where these
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
Two Speakers
UrgeUN' To Act
Against Spain

FLUSHING MEADOWS, NJ. Y,
Oct. 26.-Dr. Felix del Rio, dele
gate from Chile at the assembly
of United Nations, advocated in
an address today, that the UN
take action to end the Franco
regime in Spain.
Ordinarily, DR.. del Rio ex-
planned, he did not believe that
any nation or group of nations
should interfere in the internal
affairs of another nation, but, he
added, the case of Spain falls in
to a different category.
Not only is Spain the only Fas-
cist state in the world, but she
is also harboring some of the
Fascists who plunged the world
into World War II.
1t was plain to the outside
world that none of the four free
doms, he said, is enjoyed by the
people of Spain. They are under
Francois heel and he is using
force to keep them under his
heel, DR.. del Rio concluded.
After his address, a representa-
tive from Norway also urged the
UN to "do something" to end the
Fascist government in Spain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26

WASHINGTON, Oct. 70. -
Early this afternoon the maritime
strike, which began 26 days ago,
was settled after a session that
had lasted more than four hours.
Last night union and company
representatives adjourned with
out reaching an agreement, But a
suggestion that was made during
the conference resulted in the
settlement of the strike today.
The suggestion, the nature of
which was not revealed, was
made by Fred Livingston, federal
cOnciliator.
His proposals were brought up
for consideration as soon as the
recessed conference began this
morning.
Shortly after noon, Joseph P.
Ryan, president of the Interna-
tional Longshoremen's Union, left
the conference and told a group
of reporters, waiting outside, that
a settlement would be reached
in less than an hour. Twenty
minutes later it was announced
that the strike was over.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
l.. OF C.. Announces
Ambitious Program
And $l5,6OO Budget
Grade Il Winner
OF High School
Track Contest

Grade II won the Senior High
School track and field champion
ship in the Key West High School
meet last night at Bayview Park
before a large crowd. Grade 9
took the Junior High title, &C
cumulating 692 points. Grade
l2s total was 7012 points.
Claude Valdez, delivery boy
for The Citizen, showed his
heels to the rest of the field in
the Senior High 100 yard dash,
beating out Forrest Arthur, tel-
low student in Grade 12-B.
The Senior High shot put was
taken by Bernie C. Papy, who
also outleaped the field to take
the high jump crown. Johnny
Cereco was second. Grade 12-B
won the 300 yard relay with a
team composed of Valdez, Ar
thur, Papy and Oscar Cruz. In the
standing broad jump, Valdez won
with a leap of 8 feet, 3 inches.
The Junior High so yard sprint
was taken by Bobby Fernandez,
9th Grade.
In the girls events, Yolanda
Pueblo won the Junior High 100
yard dash, and Beverly Parker
won the same sprint in the Senior
High event.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26

In response to a telegraphed in
quiry from The Citizen, the Ma
tional Housing Agency in Wash
ington has replied that MIA had
been requested by the Navy not
to dispose of Poinciana as the
Navy was considering request
for its transfer to Navy jurisdic-
ton"
The wire also said that no for
NAL request for transfer of the
project had yet been received
from the Navy.
Signed by Howard F. Vickery,
Director of Information, the tel
egram also said that an agree
ment exists between the Navy
and MIA whereby mo undue
hardship shall result on tenants
of any project" which the Navy
takes over.
1t is believed that this agree
ment unquestionably would work
to the advantage of the residents
of the project. Who would deter
mine what is undue hardship
once the Navy has jurisdiction,
is not known, but the existence
of such an agreement could well
provide a basis for appeal by the
residents upon a hardship would
be worked after Navy acquisition.
The telegram also throws new
light on where the question of the
Navy's using Poinciana original
ed. Correspondence in possession
of 1t. Commander Yankey, HouS-
ing Officer, at the Naval Base,
showed at the meeting between
the Poinciana Committee and
Capt. Henry M. Cooper, Com
mandant, yesterday that MIA
contacted the Navy first instead
of vice versa. The telegram re-
ceived by The Citizen says that
the Navy made the request of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
Jurors Drawn
For Criminal
Court Session

A vcnire of Is jurors was
drawn yesterday to serve at
a term of the Monroe county
criminal court of record to be
reconvened on Monday morning.
The list of jurors:
Kellar r. Watson, John w.
Stirrup, Frank William knight,
Charles r. Elwood, Earl Pine,
Wallace B. Kirke, William F.
King, L. o. Turner, Harry Co.
mez, Dario Garcia, George w.
Johnson, James A, Keeton, .
Charles Perez, Harry II. John
son, Fred Key, Clyde NJ. knight,
Merrill p. Bradley, John G. Gates,
Harry c. Levin, E, Payton John
son, Samuel S. Sawyer, William
J. Goss, A. E. Sharpley, William
B. Russell, Harold r. Albury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
ASK RUSSIANS
ABOUT DEPORTINC
GERMAN LABORERS
NV The Associated Press


BERLIN, Oct. 26.-Leaders of
the five German political groups
in this city today requested the
Russian authorities for informa-
ton about the reported deporta-
ton of Germans, in the Russian
zone, to Russia, to be subjected to
forced labor.
No reply to the request had
been received up to late this af-
ternoOn.
Lieutenant General Lucius
Clay, in command of the Amer
lean troops of occupation in Ber-
lin, today suggested that Bavaria
temporarily be made q govern
ment separated from the rest OF
Germany. The people in that pro-
vince will vote on the proposal
on December l. ...
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
5000 Line Streets
For Parade Ushering
In Navy Celebration
wM[Mwl%lNw[%~
.Tnycee and Waves
Floats Win Prizes

The floats of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce and
sthe Naval Base WAVES were
the prize-winning entries in
this mornings Navy Day
parade. Parade Marshal Joe
Allen said this afternoon.
Featuring United Ma
lions theme with many flags
and girls. the Jaycee exhibit
won the prize of SIS given
for the best civilian float.
The WAVES entry was an
other neat spectacle which
easily took the prize for
service entries.
Both prizes. awarded by
the Navy Committee. were
in the amount of SIS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
Mia Considers Transfer
of Poincialla, Wire Says

MIA that the project not be dis
posed of.
The Citizen dispatched the fol-
lowing telegram to the National
Housing Agency last night in or
der to get true picture of the
MIA side of the Poinciana prob
lem:
Head. National Housing
Agency. Washington. D. c.
Please inform by telegram
collect if National Housing
Agency has disposed of or will
dispose of 2l0 units of old
Poinciana Project. Key West.
Fla. TO the Navy. This is a
matter of great civic impor-
lance heer since such acquisi
fion by the Navy would af-
feet all families now living in
fhe 2lO units.
"(signed)L. p. ARTMAN.
Publisher. The Key West
Citizen"
The reply received by Mr.. Art
man this morning reads:
RE your telegram Navy De-
partment recently requested
that old Poinciana Project.
Key West. Florida. not be dis
posed of as the Department was
considering a request for its
transfer TO Navy jurisdiction.
No formal request for transfer
yet received. Existing agree
rnent between MIA and Navy
provides that no undue hard
ship shall result on tenants OF
any project over which Navy
takes jurisdiction.
HOWARD F. VICKERY.
Director of Information.
An almost identical telegram
has been received by E. II.
Haury, chairman of the Poinclana
Veterans Committee, in response
to a wire to MIA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
Tax Rolls Show
Possible Receipts
OF About $2S3,75S

City Manager o. ]. S. Filing
son said yesterday that he had re-
ccived the certified, completed
lax rolls from Tax Assessor Fred
Dion. The rolls have been turn
cd over to Tax Collector Archie
Roberts, who is now preparing
tax statements. The collector
will be ready to receive tax
payments about November. A
notice of the exact date will be
published in The Citizen, City
Manager EllingsOn said.
On the rolls certified by Dion,
the valuation on real estate sub
iect to tax is $7,962,640.
Total value of real estate sub
icct to homestead exemption is
S5.O34.260. Personal property
subject to tax is $2,533,597.
If all taxes are collected the
sum of $283, 1922 will come into
the city treasury from all prop
crty taxpayers. The tax rate fol-
general purposes is 1914 mills
for debt service 5A mills, total
ing 24l2 mills.
All homcsteads up to $4,000
valuation are exempted under the
homestead act TO the general pur-
poses .millage of 1914 mills, but
no exemption is granted on the
debt service millage of 5H mills
If no homestead exemptions
were allowed, Ellingson said the
city would derive $96,990.50 adj
ditlOnal revenue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
TO TALK ABOUT
DARDENELLS AT
UN CONFERENCE


FLUSHING MEADOWS, N. Y,
Oct. 26.-The1 Turkish ~ambassa-
dor toet1e *Unfted~ States is sched-
uled to make an address late this
afternoon at the session of the
United Nations, and belief here is
general that he will discuss the
question of Russia's trying to get
control of the Dardanellas.
Russia, two weeks ago, pro-
posed to the Turkish government
mutual defense" of the Darda-
nelles, but Turkey rejected the
proposal.
The United States and Great
Britain are said to support Tur-
key in the position she has taken
regarding the straits.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
TITO DENOUNCES
"CREAT POWERS
TO COUNTRYMEN

BELGRADE, Oct. 26.-Today
local newspapers devoted great
deal of space to speeches that
Marshal Tito has been delivering
in various parts of Yugoslavia.
In his addresses he assured the
Yugoslavians that, ultimately,
they will be given what they
had been denied by the delegates
to the assembly of Il nations in
Paris.
He blamed the great powers"
of promoting their own interests
at the expense of smaller pa
tons"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
ILL FEELINGS
REPORTED In
PHILIPPINES
(Ry The Associated PresSD

MANILA, Oct. 26.-The Amer
lean command took action today
in an attempt to end reported i'll
feelings between American sol
diers and Filipinos. ":
The action is due to d statement
issued by General Arthur Mac
Arthur that resentment is wax
ing tense among Filipinos be-
cause of thir treatment by Amer
lean soldiers.
Differences are said to exist
between Americans and FiliplnoS
not only in the Philippines but
also in the entire western Pacific.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
VFW AUXILIARY MEETS

Mrs. Frances Milling of Palat-
ka, department president of the
Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, addressed the local
auxiliary at its regular meeting
Thursday. Other guests were Mrs.
Myrtle Vann, Homestead, district
president, and Mrs. lone Howe
Miami, district secretary. Each
was given a souvenir of Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
SCOTLAND YARD
HEARS OF MORE
THEFTS OF GEMS
IRy Thc Ahsnriatcd PrrssI

(By The ANs0riated IrHSS1
LONDON, Oct. 26.-TWo more
thcfts of jewclry were reported
to Scotland Yard today. One theft
was committed in St. James Pal
ace and the other in an apartment
in this city.
It was said that gems and
Jewels stolen recently, including
those taken from the Duchess of
Windsor, amount to more than
100000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26
NAVAL INSTALLATIONS
OPEN TO CIVILIANS
MEMORIAL EXERCIs.
ES TOMORROW All.
ERNOON AT BASE

"A NlO"d GStAiiiatth W AAN ~
lice as between eight and ten
thousand people" lined the eiiY's
downtown streets today 90 see a
colorful parade usher in q two
day Navy Day celebration by
Key West and the Naval Base.
Immediately afterward Navy
installations at the submarine
base, naval air station seaplsne
base and Boca Chico air field were
opened to the public. Civilians
were given boat rides and al.
lowed to inspect special displays
and exhibitions.
This afternoon at 2 o'clock a
spectacular show off the seawall
at the submarine base was wit
messed by a large crowd. Bomb
ing exhibitions were given, a Jet
propelled take-off of an aircraft
was presented and a Navy blimp
rescued a man from a raft.
At 3 p. M, the crack Cuban
Navy All-Stars were to meet the
Key West Pirates on the sub
marine base diamond in a special
Navy Day sports event.
This noon Commodore Aguils
Ruiz of the Cuban Navy and Of
ficers of the Cuban gunb0at,
Cuba" were entertained al the
officers club by the Navy Day
committee headed 10y Gerald
Saunders. Tonight city and cosm-
ty officials will give a dinner
dance at the Hotel La Concha f0g
commanding officers and Navy
componentS and service members
of the Navy Day committee.
Commodore Ruiz and other Co.
ban notables will also toe guests.
Tomorrow's program features
memorial exercises 10y the sub
marine Corporal at p. IN. ~ the
submarine base mole. Flowers
in memory of those who died 90
the war will bc accepted at the
gate from IL a. m, to y. m.
tomorrow.
This mornings parade made az
for the absence of two expected
marching orchcstras with some
eye-catching floats featuring al
abundance of Key West pulchri-
tude. Floats of the Lions Club.
Jaycecs, Waves and USO a. yell
as many other organizations were
outstanding in this respect
The 63-piccc Cuban Marine
band followed dCtaChmcnis ~ the
Army (eivcn the honor of leading
the paradc), the Marine and th'
NAVY. Wcltcr's COrnct Band with
many colorcd veterans pa tie
ranks, and the High School Band
were the other musical units
marching.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
and American Legion were rep
scnted by both white and col'fed
veterans.
The USO float carried out
nautical theme CUSO around the
world). Hawaiian girls included
Carmen DcArmas. Rose Dne si
Vivian Garcia. and Shirley Rob
crts. Africa was represented Co.,
Sylvia JolIcy, and Europe bF
Charlotte Putnam, Edna Phclsn.
and Nancy Reyes. Marion Ptrkcn,
was Miss America, and JEANNE
REYNOLDS was CARRIED as ASA The
Army-loancd truck was driven o'
Staff Sgt Edward Cushinan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-26

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Sunset Park, Winter Park
priced to sell. Terms!
DOWNTOWN, we have a very
desirable business lot, suit
able for a warehouse or
wholesale business. Located
on the S. E. corner of Water
and Dock street and priced
at only SIS, 900.