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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-10

PATRICIA'S
NOTEBOOK
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From all reports Mrs. WILL
HELMINA HARVEY laid out a
beautiful approach as represen-
tative of the Professional and
Business Women's Association
before the county commission
last night in arguing for retention
of the Boca Chica Bridge. The
proposition was lost but its adj
vantages were ably presented by
Mrs. Harvey. She is a very logi-
cal thinker. Perhaps Someday
she will be a Mrs. Luce of Key
West and run for office in the
city or county. She has the per-
sonality.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. TOM LYONS
from Cambridge, Massachusetts,
Mrs. Dorothea Soost, Mrs. Ed
ward Creb from Pittsburg, Mrs.
Frank J. Killian are visiting in
Key West and will leave for Mi
ami tomorrow morning.
X Il 4
find more and more emphasis
on the MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL
and believe it will continue to
prosper and grow. From what r
hear there is big news soon to
come to the Hospital. 1t will all
be announced in due time.
X II X
Urgent request for merchants
to DISPLAY FLAGS along the
route of march on the Shriner's
parade this Saturdf- has been
sent out SO that Key West will
make good showing in a movie
neWsreel to be made of the
parade.
X K X
Did you know that X-RAYS
are one of the top weapons to be
used against cancer. You should
learn more about this fatal dis
ease which can be cured if caught
in early stages.
x Il x
BAHAMAN songs as heard in
Key West are quaint Here is one
from Palmetto County, guide
book series, by Stetson Kennedy,
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CHILD KILLED
by ROACH POISON

A seven year old boy accidentally kicked
his football on the top of the kitchen cabi-
net. When he went after it he noticed
cracker, spread with what he thought was
peanut butter. He ate it, and died the fol-
lowing day because the spread was a poison
Gus roach killer. Any bug killer that bears
Caution OF the word Poison on the label
is dangerous to have around the house.
Now you can buy bug killer that is
absolutely. non-poisonous. This new dis
covery is called Dil-Kil. Children, birds,
pets and humans can accidentally eat the
new non-poisonous Dil-Kil without harm.
Whyf Because Dil-Kil does not kill by
cockroaches, ants, bedbugs and other crawl
ing bugs. Just blow new non-poisonous
Dil-Kil Powder deep into the cracks with
a Dil-Kil blow gun. The results are amaz-
ing. Dil-Kl remains effective for a long
time when kept dry.
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Chicken Dinner
Is Enjoyed

A chicken dinner was enjoyed
ct z the South Beach Restaurant
by the members of the Junior
Woman's Club, Tuesday night,
and during the short meeting
that followed, a joint mother
end daughter luncheon was
planned with the senior women
Guests at the dinner were M SIS
Marie Hyde and Miss Ondina
Pita.
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Hilary ABury
Initiates

GAINESVILLE, April 1O.-Roy
{. Summerlin, Winter Haven and
George w. Whitehurst, Jr., Fl.
Myers, were initiated recently
into the Duncan U. Fletcher
chapter of Phi Alpha Delta, ma
tional legal fraternity at the Uni
versity of Florida.
Members of the fraternity in
charge of initiation were Justice
Clarence Thacker, Kissimmee;
Vice-Justice Fred Kiehle, West
Palm Beach; Clerk Lawrence
Renfroe, Tallahassee; Treasurer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-10

~ much talk as compared TO the
real iaatie. There are many ques-
tions lcft unanswered. Why was
the SRD wreCking crew shifted
suddenly from Niles Channel to
BDca Chica as public opinion rose
on a concerto plan 10 keep the
bridge IN
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MUST START
ALL OVEn AGAIN

Well u only means that we
must start all over again and
that the community as a whole
van lose the amount which is
necgied o. build a new bridge
when the bridge could have been
Kept in al a saving?
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Reginald Brokers
Report Birth OF Son

Ms and MrS. Reginald Broker,
lai0 fleming street, announced
to-day the birth Of a son yester-
day afternoon m the Key West
General Hospital.
The newcomer has been named
johnnie Carl
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Three American Presidents
died on July 4-John Adams,
Thomas Jefferson and James
Monroe.
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Your Lodge Meets

Fern Chapter, oES, End and 4th
Fridays Ut each month, $50
pm, Scottish Rite Temple.
Pocah0ntas Lodge, LIST and 3rd
Tuesdays, 7:3O pm, Red Mems
Hall.
Pythian Sisters. LIST and Ord Mon
days. T:30 pm, Knights of
Pythias Hall.
kebekah, lst and 3rd Fridays, 1880
pm. Golden Eagle Hall.
Key West Lodge Number I63.
knights Of Pythias. Meets every
Friday night at Knights Of
Pythias Hall. Fleming Street.
Melbourne Is the capital city
of Australians state of Victoria.
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Hilary Albury, Key West; and
Marshall Eddie Kelly, Waverly.
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With about Is per cent of the
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Arizona sun., 1946-12-27

If you tend to run large in the
hips, don't consistently avoid
dresses which have some hip inter-
est. Look for dresses with side
draping or other such interest that
breaks the hip line and actually
gives you a nicer look than the
absolutely straight skirt.
Don't ever discard or, for that
matter, buy a dress without inves-
tigating the hemline and what it
does, or can do for you. Letting
the hem down, or perhaps lifting
it as little as half an inch can
improve your appearance hundred
per cent. 1t all depends upon your
height and the size of your legs.
What about sleeves? Well, here
you have all kinds to choose from.
For thin or heavy arms, you'd do
best to avoid extremes. Follow ma
tural lines and skip the too-full types
or the bare arm look.
If you have a tall, slim figure,
look for dramatic peplums to cut
your height. You are the girls, too,
who can wear wide belts with inter-
esting decorative detail. Double
breasted suits are very flattering.
On the other hand, if you are
slim, but short, look to the short
boleros with high cut waistlines,
princess lines or pinafore effects.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27
Imaginative Tricks

Scarves are a happy pickup
for many an old dress. Wear
them as interest underneath the
dress to add touch of gay print
or color to the costume. or simply
sling them over skirt or dress
neckline and tie in back.
Don't stop there though, for a
scarf can add hip interest if it
, is wrapped around you and
tied in perky bow. Or. wear
it around your head, but expert
ment with effects first.
There's a variety of ways to
wear the peplum. Use it in
dramatic and contrasting colors
if you want to point up interest
at tiny waistline. Tie them like
aprons, pleat them dramatically
or use an all-around effect. If
you want to subtract inches, use
peplum colors that match the
basic dress and use smooth-fit-
ted effects. \
Dickies have innumerable po-
tentialities. Since the area
which the dicky covers is small.
the color can be intense but it
should be chosen for extreme
compliment to you.
If you're slender and of an
athletic nature, use hug-me-tight
vestees. If you're more the fluffy
type. use short boleros that but
ton, have sleeve interest and
have a perky starchy look about
them.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27
! Ask Me =
|AMOTHER

1. United States postal money
orders were first issued during
what war?
2. The bouquet of a wine refers
to what?
8. What does. the Statue of Lib
erty hold in her left hand?
4. Was the pumpkin here when
Columbus came to America?
S. How cold is dry ice?
6. How much longer is a nauti-
cal mile than land mile?
z. What is lama?
8. Do jellyfish vary greatly in
size?
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27

The front button, princess style
variation is still nice fashion for the
dressy coat. You can be clever with
accessories with this basic coat.
Trimming takes a back seat on
evening clothes. They're glamorous,
perhaps even more SO than before.
but the interest is in material and
lines rather than things added"
to the costume.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27
Fashion Forecast

For the younger set the pinched-
in WaiStline and wide belts have a
wide appeal.
Fashions to keep you Aarm
have style, too. Nntice the sinar'
lines of fur-lined coats tina, avoid q
baggy appearance. and watch foe
color interest, particularly, the con
trast treatment being used qui
extensively.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27
Holiday Buffet

The holidays bring with them
spirit of good cheer and friendliness
that We want to take advantage Of
the opportunity to entertain our
friends. It's so easy to ask people
over to see the tree, or stop in for
fruit cake that every homemaker
should be prepared to set table
worthy of the spirit of the season.
BY being prepared, we mean in
the good old-fashioned way, OF
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27

Very often you haven't the time
to change your makeup. But you
can refresh your skin and get a
fresh glow! Wrap an ice cube in a
bit Of damp cotton. Sprinkle this
with skin freshener or toilet water.
Rub over throat and face. Press the
perfumed ice cube over the closed
eyelids. Press cosmetic tissue over
throat and face, then pat on face
,Owder. Brush off excess. A little
accent with your lipstick--and there
you are!
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27

garnish. Or, if a nodded salad is
preferred, use ground cranberries
with gelatin base and garnish with
green's and grapes. orange and lem
on slices.
If you're not having one of the
mellowed and aged fruit cakes this
season, try one of the light kind
These do not have to be aged to
be good in flavor, and yet. they will
give you that holiday cake dessert
that everyone likes so well. Serve
the cake in thin slices.
*White Fruit Cake.
zs cup butter or substitute
1A cups sifted cake -four
n teaspoon soda
/ tablespoons lemon juice
6 egg whites, beaten stiff
IN cups powdered sugar
2s cup candied cherries
u cup candied pineapple
1s cup blanched pistachiO nuts
" cup bleached raisins
Cream butter thoroughly, gradual
ly add flour and soda. Sift sugar into
beaten egg whites and combine
with first mixture. Add lemon Juice
fruits and nuts, cut fine and
sprinkled with -four. Stir well arc
bake in a waxed paper-lined but
tered pan for hour at 325 degrees.
The top may be decorated with
candied, glazed fruit. if desired
Or the cake, may be served with
sauce such as hard sauce or hot
plum pudding type of sauce if
you want more of dessert Serve
only small pieces as cake is rich
Released by Western Newspaper Union
There are several ways of defrost-
ing quick-frozen birds which have
been eviscerated. The bird may be
placed in pan under running
water. This will take sfrom h to 2
hours.
Another way is 70 leave the
package at room temperature until
the bird is pliable This will take
from 2 to hours.
Chicken and turkeys should al
ways be cooked well done. The
secret Of well prepared birds is slow
cooking at temperatures which are
from low to moderate.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27
Womqn,s World
Start Out the New Year Right
By Making Yourself Attractive
Ry G,rta Haley

W ing in the mirror and saying,
I'm not as good-looking as I was
at TO-" look out lady and take your
self in hand. Or, if you shrug off
doing something about your clothes
with the f1imsy excuse, '"The fash
ions are for me this season." be
truthful to yourself at least and
admit that you're just being lazy.
No woman, with all the modern
aids to make her attractive. need
feel that she has lost her youth
and charm True, she may have
added few years. but with those
years she gains new kind of
beauty, a poise and maturity that
is even more attractive than her
beauty of the early 20s. And as
for fashions, isn't it a bit silly to
think that designers would neglect
any type of woman?
No, let's face the facts. Somehow
or other, you've just let yourself
slip, and what you really need is
to attire yourself in the latest, and
I defy you to find at least half a
dozen styles that you can't wear.
Sometimes it does take a bit Of
looking to find just what we're
AFTER but when you do find it.
wear it, and you'll enjoy the COM
pliments.
No longer can women ask,
(Which is better, to be dressed be-
comingly, or to be dressed in the
height of fashion," There may once
have been a reason for this sad
plea but now we have so many edi-
tions of each trend that if you try,
you can find one which will be
flattering especially for you. And
don't shy away from adding few
imaginative touches which will en-
hance the style for you.
Hoods Are Pretty as
Well as Practical
For instance, take the hood. Ac-
cording to Chicago Fashion In
dustries, it is extremely popular.
especially with the young crowd.
It makes lot Of sense to wear it
on cold days, and chances are
you've been tempted to have one.
If your features are tiny and you
have good profile, or if you have
a long, lean face with high cheek
bones, the tailored version of the
hood will do the most for you.
But don't discard the hood idea
II you don't fit in the above cate
CORY. Let's say that your features
aren't quite as perfect as you've
wished. You're the kind who likes
to wear soft hats with perhaps a
Huff of hair to break the severity
Of the hat.
In its usual form the hood is not
for you, but suppose you try
knitted, loose snood that gives you
the covered-up look and provides
the necessary softness. You might
even try bangs or soft fluff of
curls to decorate the forehead. Or,
if you don't wear bangs. you
might arrange wave or push down
the pompadour for similar look.
Follow the Fashions,
Find Own Version
A good way to illustrate this is
to watch women who are buying
their clothes. I've seen many a
tall, bony-chested woman turn down
a ''V" necked dress which was 9TH
erwise perfect for her. Had she
spent little time thinking about
1t, she could have used froth of
attractive ruff1es at the neck, or
even a clever dickey effect which
could have done neat job of con-
cealing, and made a lovely gar
ment for her.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27
Laugh and the World Laughs With You!
Involved

Mrs. Black-We really must get
a new car, John.
Mr.. Black - What-when we're
still paying installments on the
car l exchanged for the car I sold
in part payment for the car we've
got now?
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27
LYNN SAYS:

LYNN SAYS:
If You Serve Fowl for the Holidays
Homemakers who want to serve
fowl for the holiday dinner should
keep these tips for preparation and
roasting well in mind. Quick frozen
birds may be used to save time in
cleaning.
The package may also be left in
the refrigerator to defrost. This
method is the longest. of course. and
will take from overnight to lh days.
depending, of course, upon the size
of the bird and the refrigerator tenn
perSture.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27

PAoSC S
rose, made by
cutting tom a to
into sections and
then pulling out
petals to make
a rose. Around
the rose, place
C arrot C Vr | S i,
chilled aspara-
G US tips, a n d
sliced hard cooked
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27

course, WIN the
pantry stocked
full Of goo d
things ready to
set on the table
at a moment S
notice, cookie jars
brimming full of
their gay, sweet
snacks, and the
re fr j 6 e r a t o r
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27
A quiz with answers offering
information on various subjects
The AnslDers

/. The Civil war.
2. The bouquet of wine refers
to it's aroma.
3. A tablet of law.
4. Yes. The Indians had planted
it among their corn long before
Columbus arrived.
5. 1t is 110 degrees below zero.
6. A nautical mile is 800.2 feet
longer than a land mile.
z. A Buddhist priest.
8. Yes, from that of a pinhead
to a great mass seven and one
half feet across.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27

Absent-minded Professor - Will
all of those absent please stand
up?
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27

Tart French Dressing.
makes n cup)
~ tablespoons sugar
l teaspoon paprika
l teaspoon. dry mustard
"a teaspoon salt
" teaspoon white pepper
" cup salad oil
1 tablespoon cider vinegar
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Combine dry ingredients. Add oil
gradually, beating constantly. Add
vinegar and lemon juice and beat or
shake thoroughly. Chill thoroughly.
Omit sugar if more tart dressing is
desired.
Sour Cream Dressing.
l cup sour cream
u cup vinegar or lemon juice
/ teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons sugar
Dash of cayenne pepper
~ to 1 teaspoon grated onion
Combine all ingredients in order
given. Beat until stiff and chill thor
oughly. This dressing is especial
ly good for green salads.
If desired, a fruit plate may be
made with in-season fruits. Use
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27
HOLIDAY BUFFET.

Baked Ham with
Pineapple Garnish
Honeyed Sweet Potatoes
Assorted Bread
Salad: Tomatoes, Asparagus,
Hard-Cooked Egg, Lettuce
Relishes: Mustard, Pickles,
Olives. Celery
Assorted Mints Fruit Cake
Beverage
Recipes given.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27
Move Up

ibid you shave this morning?"
eyes, sir"
''Next time stand closer to the
razor"
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27
What She Said

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Teacher - Johnny. giVs me tho
formula for tVater.
Jobnny-HIJKLMNO.
Teacber-Wbat are you driOing stP
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Arizona sun., 1946-12-27

ready with baked ham and salad
makings.
It's easy to serve buffet style If
you have lots of small tables for
people to sit down to and eat. Then
they can 60 to the buffet-which
by the way can be buffet or a
large table-and serve themselves
as often as they like. With food such
as I've outlined, you'll be surprised
how often they can come back.
Your table should be as pretty as
a picture with white or ivory dam
ask cloth. The centerpiece, too, can
carry out the holiday mood. Use
Christmas greenery abundantly, and
if you have branches from the tree,
use them with carnations, some arti-
fetal snow balls and possibly snow
man as illustrated above.
Now, here's the way we prepare
the food:
*Baked Ham.
Scrub ham thoroughly before
cooking. Place on a rack in shallow
pan, skin side up. Bake rs minutes
per pound in, slow 600 degrees)
oven. Remove ham " hour before it
is finished baking. Peel off the rind
and score fat. Spread with a desired
glaze and insert whole Glove in
center of each scored section. Re-
turn ham to oven for remaining half
hour.
Here's a list of coatings and
glazed mixtures that may be used
for ham.
/. cup crushed pineapple mixed
with n cup sugar.
2. Strained honey mixed with
chopped maraschino cherries.
3. cup of strained honey mixed
with 1 cup cherry juice.
4. Juice of oranges mixed with "
cup pineapple juice, " cup sugar
and n cup white corn syrup.
S. Apricot puree which is made by
cooking 2 cups of apricOts in 2H
cups of water and then rubbing
through a sieve. Sweeten with "
cup corn syrup or sugar.
*Picture Salad Plate.
Place crisp lettuce cups on salad
plate. In the center of the plate
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27

eggs. Serve with oil or sour cream
dressing.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27

crisp lettuce cups
with sliced red
apples, a CHM a.
m o n p e a r 8,
grapes left in
clus ters, and
candied fruit for
Arizona sun., 1946-12-27

Place crisp lettuce cups on salad
plate. In the center of the plate
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-12-20
Really Burning Up.

AS Margaret Standring was walk
ing along the street in downtown
Philadelphia, she was understand
ably bewildered when two women
and man suddenly began beating
her on the head. She was burned
up a little at this. But not as much
as if they hadn't. For the not-so-cold
fact was that Miss Standring was
on fire. A cigarette, tossed from a
nearby building, had landed in her
hair. No other cigarette can make
this statement!
Now, about the dog that shot the
woman. 1t happened in Baltimore
as Mrs. Ruth Patterson was enjoy
ing BATH. Her police pup, Toby,
spied gun on the washstand, put
paw to pistol and let Mrs. Patter-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-12-20

son have it right in the bathtub-
or more precisely, right in the hand.
In Fresno, Calf, Leonard Cur
arc, 81, was completing what he
hoped had been satisfactory test
for drivers license. AS he
nervously parked the car he stepped
on the accelerator instead of the
brake. The car leaped the curb
and zoomed through the plate glass
window of an office - the office of
the examiner who was giving Cur
arc the driving test. License denied.
When the alarm rang in Hous-
ton fire station this summer, Fire
man ]. H. Shelters threw on his
clothes and leaped for the quick
exit pole. He missed and landed
kerplunk on the first floor 20 feet
below-all 200 pounds of him. Sure.
it was a false alarm.
In Paramount City, Mo-, fire start
ed in an auto from short circuit,
but thoughtfully set off the horn and
sounded its own alarm.
Equally as obliging was a blaze
that started in a tavern at Hugo,
Okla, burned off the cap of a
hydrant, released stream of water
and drowned itself.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-12-20

Last minute Christmas shop
ping? For the smokers on your
list, select either of these two pop
ular gift items featured by your
local dealer-flavorful Camel Ciga-
rettes or mild, mellow Prince Al
bert Smoking Tobacco. What's
more, you needn't bother or fuss
with troublesome gift wrappings,
for both these products come ready
to give! The Camel carton is at
tired in colorful holiday dress, con-
tanning 200 mild, rich-tasting ciga-
rettes. And Prince Albert for
Christmas giving is offered in the
popular full pound container. Even
a card is unnecessary for these
gifts-space is provided for a per-
sonalized written message. You'll
be in for pleasant surprise when
you see the hearty reception your
friends will give holiday-wrapped
Camels and Prince Albert.-Adv.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-12-20

motor scooter one day, having a
very fine time indeed, when what
should loom up ahead but a corner.
As they scooted adventurously
around it, the scooter unceremoni-
ously upset, depositing both ladies
on the pavement with considerable
force and little dignity. Sympathetic
friends suggested the scooters trade
in their vehicle for an automobile
or, if youth must have it's fling,
a kiddie car.