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Evening star., 1949-11-13

1902 FORT DUPONT ST. Sc.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 5 PM.
$1,000 down payment. First floor
has nitchsv living ICON room. tnal dining room and
rooms and modern tiled bath. Full
basement with recreation room. Well
financed and reasonable monthly
payments. Out Pa. ave. s.e. to
Southern. left on Southern ave. half
sign. Call Mr.. sweeney, TW. o459.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., Realtor
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 334R. -I3
Evening star., 1949-11-13
;. HAssIN: Excl. Broker

WA. 4915 Sunday and Evenings
NEW. HOUSE NEAR BOILING FIELD
Lovely semidet. brick, practically
braad-new;. 8 lge. rms, bedrms
1k baths full bsmt., gas &C. heat;
fenced yard; bargain. $4,000:
CO, 1877 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 1887
till 9. ia
Evening star., 1949-11-13

CHOICE NEARLY NEW
Standardized 6-rm. brick near MINI,
ave. 3 nice hedrms., ? baths; ask
ing S14,500. terms can be arranged.
A: A. CARROZA, 1927 Pa. ave. sc.
AT 6Q41. IA
Evening star., 1949-11-13

OPEN SUN, 1-5 PM.
Congress Heights, 1856. Darrington
st.-Nice semidet. bricki has living
rm., dining rm.. mod. kitchen. 2
bedrms. and bath. full bsmt.. gas
heat. nice lot Directions: out
Nichols ave. sc. to Darrinston ST..
left to house.
Southeast Realty Co.
1911 Pa. Ave. s.E. Fk. 1000.
$3.50 DOWN
Nr. Boiling Field and Bellevue---3-
yr..old semidet. brick; 6 lg.. rms,
white tile bath, full basmt. oil
hest; lot $50 deep; priced 11,760;
immed. poSs.; assume 40 1st trust.
Jo1AdNSo 1. SHELTON. Realtor. 20.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
COIORED

100 block Lang pl. n.e.-Modern
prewar corner brick, 8 lovely rooms.
tiled bath with built-in. tub and
shower. hardwood floors throughout.
full bsmt., recrea. rm., gas heat,
equip. kit A steal at $4,000 with
reasonable down payment. Call TU.
1892; Sun, HU. 59OO-TA. 69l5.
SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS e. CO.,
.iA0S GanrnIa NJ
Evening star., 1949-11-13

DETACHED DUTCH COLONIAL
This is the home for which you have
been waiting, in the preferred sec
tion Of Brookland. Most attractive.
with six very large rooms. open
fireplace. modern tile bath. excellent
kitchen; large screened side porch:
built-in garage. This property is In
immaculate condition inside and out.
The entire basement is finished in
knotty pine with asphalt tile floor-
ing; h.-w.h. with Oil: lovely land
scaped lot. First time offered. Sub
stantial cash payment required. To
inspect. call Mr.. Manson, EN-. 1929
evenings.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Evening star., 1949-11-13

Mr.. ST. FCIs XAVIER
OWNER SACRIFICING-LVG CITY
Lovely detached 2-story. On beauti.
from Pa. ave Six large rooms, IL
baths, 3 bedrooms. 13x20 livinl
room, full basement, large porches
Only $4,000; easy terms. AMEN.
BERG REALTY CO, 1917 Pa. ave
Sc TT T.S367 filI O -12
Evening star., 1949-11-13

718 TAYLOR ST. NV.
Open Sun, till 6-Lovely Colonial
row brick; reasonably priced; 6 rms.
Ia baths, parquet frs, full bsmt.,
auto. gas heat, 2 rear porches, lge.
yard, det. dble. gar; easy terms;
poss. at settlement. Call Mrs.
West, with b. n. JOHNSON CO.,
RE. 5212, MA. s296; ewes. and Sun,
nE 1897 Ia
Evening star., 1949-11-13

Colored, 81 6,960. Q complete apts.,
containing living rm.. bedrnn., dt-
nette, kitchen and bath, In . row
brick, having gas h.-w.h.; near Sol
diers' Home, large lot, entrances on
built-in garage. don't miss this buy.
Call today. All furniture included.
ST. 1928
Phillips & COMPANY
Evening star., 1949-11-13

Mr.. BOILING FIELD
SMALL DIN. PYMT.
Open Sun, 1-5 p.m.-Mod. semidet.
brick; 6 rms, tile bath, full bsmt.
lovely lot. Out Nichols ave, to At
iantic st., left to S44 Yuma st. sc.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. NE. 64Oo.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
LOVELY BRICK BUNGALOW, Con

LOVELY BRICK BUNGALOW, Con-
gress Hts. near Boiling Field, OF
Nichols ave.
Only IL years old and owner occu-
pied. Liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm. and mod. kit. with built-in
cabinets, tiled bathrm with built-in
tub and shower. 2 f1ne bedrms. with
cedar-lined closets, and expandable
attic; full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h., det.
garage.
The house has . screened concrete
front porch and screened rear porch
and sits on a level lot. 60x177,
completely fenced and hedged.
shaded by lovely trees in the front
and spacious rear yard.
And there are Venetian blinds, storm
windows and screens. large West
inghouse refrigerator and some gar
den tools. you may purchase the
furniture, too. If you wish.)
Now, believe 1t or not, you may pur-
chase this exceptionally fine home
with as little as $4,000 cash on
reasonable terms
Evening star., 1949-11-13

COLORED-VACANI
18th AND SPRING RD.
This immaculate home offered for
the 1st time; beaut. 20-ft. brick, 9
extra-lse; rms, incl. 2 incioseo
Colonial front porch. unusually dec
GRATED; 2-car det. garage, auto. gas
heat, | " baths: in new-house cond.:
suitable for finest liv. Call quickly,
NV. RIA. 5000. liz
CoLORED-S750 DOWN-VACANT
1879 Kalorama I'd. NV. cony. to
everythins: coal h.-w.h.; bath auto; auto;
porch. MR.. LE1NSON. DI. 2244;
Sun and eyes,, TU. 2114.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
IT'S :
TWEED
7 IME
BY Eleni Sakes
Fashion Editor

TH1S SEASON happens to
Il be a great one for tweeds.
In fact, never before have
tWeeds taken on such won-
derful colorings and been so
tissue light in weight.
The Paris couturier is not
the only designer who has
fabrics especially woven for
him. Our pictured tweed out
fits, all available locally, are
the results of the collabora-
ton of American fabric de-
signers and costume design
erS.
Colors and patterns were
first worked out on a hand
loom and then translated into
the tweed cloth on power
looms. These especially de-
signed tweeds are largely re-
sponsible for the great sue
cess tweed enjoys today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
Gala Opening
Of "One's Il
Cro,vd" Monday

Key West Players plan a gala
:, ent for opening night January
l7th--curtain at $50.
There will be souvenirs at
opening night and the author is
.oming down from Columbia
University to see the play.
It is understood that Broadway
$ interested in Zones a Crowd"
Ard may probably purchase it.
This is a grand opportunity for
ire people of Key West to see a
yorld premiere, states the pub
,;ity department of the Players,
, it is the first time in the his
'sry of the Key West Players that
world premiere is being staged.
" and Ann Carleton are pro-
cling the play.
The plot is a surprise and the
~ completely different than
.ything the Key West Players
We produced. Incidentally, fur
or states the publicity depart
mt of the Players, the Wash
= ston Star thought enough about
I submitted continuity to print
q review of Ones a Crowd"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
Loreiy Party Held For Little
Miss Nancy Rose Moreno On
Th"rssiay HonOring Second Birthday

a charming party honoring lit
tle Mim Nancy Rose Moreno ON
her asfstnd birthday was held on
tfltifasiay afternoon of this week
hY hfF parvnts. Mr. and Mrs. A.
q @ufeua ~ their home at 100
Cunnsil street
A CsluF srhgfle Il pink and
aFrrn eas carried out IN the dec
nfaiiuns iuf the affair. and de-
hfaftis refreshments were enjoy
tai hY hsth the youngsters and
Hfuenufn attending
Oauta we're played, and sew
Nfnl pflnns we're won. The girls
puar Was awarded to little Miss
Wa MunnE. while the boys prize
mm wun by young Master Will
haGn Wiekers. d..
Youngsters present at the love
N hiTthdav party included Jim
msf Cunell, Carmen Vidal, Mar
rha saWYer Mary Phyllis Divide.
william, Thumas and Susan Cas-
Nday Joseph Veliz. Sheila and
oail Munfo Armando and Ray
tluiirfFcy. Gabriel Fabregas.
Amelia Quesada. Joseph and
lfsnkln Madiedo. Danio Bazo,
h.slsft Castro, Nancy. Robert and
1lasiys biaE Lydia Anuez. Ysis
Naiisa Lupe BaIo. Olga Avila,
larkte Moreno. Robert and Steve
Wstaun Robert, Jeanette and
Annette Russell. Brenda. Dianne,
Ahua Franklin and Peggy Cur
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15

~, Martha Mora, Michael Divide,
Donna Jean Amable, George and
Jerry Del Pine, Patricia, Danny
and Farln Guzewich, Charlotte
Boxer, Sandra and William
Wickers. Donna Jean Belyey,
Ralph Signorelli, Conrad Mora,
Loudres. Linda and Libano Cas-
tro. Juan Calleja, Yolanda Avila,
Mario Eugene Martinez, Made
line de Barcee, Houston and Den
mis- Plowman, Christine and San
dy Barrett, Bobby George, Jr.
and Maria Theresa Signorelli.
Adults present included the
Mesdames Ralph Amable. George
del Pine, Farlin Guzewich, Philip
Baker, William Wickers, Radford
Belyeu. Ralph Signorelli, Cheche
Perez Cato, Feliciano Castro, Car
los Calleja, Lele Avila, Eugene
Martinez, Resale de Barcee,
Charles Cremata, Marjorie Bar
rett, Robert George, ST., James
Conell, Murphy Avila, Rita
Divide, Denorah Avila, Charles
Munro, Armando Gutierraz, Mig
uel Quesada, Joseph Madiedo,
Miguel Bazo, Limo Castro, Robert
Watson, Reggie Russell, Charles
Percy Curry, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Veliz, Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore
Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Van
Grieken, Mr.. and Mrs. Armando
Moreno and Mr.. and MRS. Alex
ander c. Moreno.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
High School
Senior Glass To
Present Comedy

The Senior Glass of the Key
West High School announced yes
terday that they will present a
musical comedy entitled Dance
the World Around" later this
month.
The show is being directed by
Mrs. Malika Brown, and spon-
sored by Miss Sidney Anderson.
II will be presented first on
the evening of Friday, January
18th at 8 p. m. at the High School
Auditorium, and there will be a
second performance on the eve
ming of Saturday, January 29th,
also at the High School Auditor
ium, at the same hour.
Tickets for the affair will be
placed on sale shortly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
The Veterans
Corner
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
ON CT BENEFITS

National Service Life lnslir-
ance and other CT Benefits bring
frequent questions from veterans
Answers. are obtained from the
Veterans Administration and
published by The Key West
Citizen in this column as a ser
vice to our veterans.
@: Under what circumstances
is il necessary for me- 10 take a
physical examination IN order Ia
reinstate my National Service
Life Insurance policy?
A: II is necessary To take
a physical examination m order
to reinstate National Service Lie
Insurance in every case where
the insurance has lapSed for
more than three months.
@: intend TO enter school
under the Servicemen's Read
juStment Act in January ui th.,
coming year. When should ap
ply for my Certificate Of Ehsi-
bility?
A: If you wish 10 enter train
Ing under Public Law j46 Sou
should apply for your Ccruilcaie
of Eligibility AT least 80 day, he-
fore the enrolment date
@ MAY ! transfer my National
Service Life Insurance policy Co
any of the private companies
A: No. Your NSLl D. convert
BILE only 10 one or more oi the
six permanent plans ISSUED by
Veterans Administration These
are Ordinary Lie. 30Pdyment
Life, 20-Payment Life. End0N
ment at age 90. and Endowment
at age 90, and 20-year Endo~
ment.
@: served IN the L = Arm,
during World War | Am elgi
BILE for Government Lite lnsui p
ance?
A: As a veteran OF World Wa
|, you are eligible To apply tol
up to $4,000 of U s. Govern
ment Life Insurance II doe, not
matter whether YOU took coat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
A"y Vest Community Singers To
Present Handers ''The Messiah
fg1i" On Jan. 25ih At Baptist Church

taran gho heaFd the Handel
ofaiaFso TIE Messiah" as pre-
ssaisa ~ the KEY West Com.
uunlty slnaers some weeks ago.
sra thsas sho missed the oppor-
tfnliF ~ heafing a then. will be-
.lfitFirissi b. ksus@ shat Il viii be-
HeffufHmNd again.
W h@a h~em announced that ON
FaFeflay January 25th. a 7.3O
% m "a iias kirsl Baptist Church
on hai'sn street, r Jennings Moss
wih AMain direct The Messiah"
agatfuin
Tvs aarao singers will partici.
FsiH ~ this presentation as sang
a apisndieiy in the first perfor-
'Eanfe, Including T Jennings
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
Calendar OF
Coming Euents

.,ATURDAY, JANUARY IS
Dance, sponsored by Fleet Re-
serve Association, at Club,
Front and Fitzpatrick Streets,
8 PM. to l Am. Free to
members and their guests.
MONDAY, JANUARY 18TH
Opening Night, "One's a
Crowd" presented by Key
West Players at Barn Thea
tire. $50 p. IN.
First 1949 meeting of Woman's
Society of Christian Service,
Ley Memorial Church, 1880
p. m. in Church Annex.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th
Missionary Society of First
Congregational Church pre-
sents the program 1--WE
Would See Jesus" in story
and song in the Church Au-
ditorium, 1880 p. m. Open to
public.
FFEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80
Regular meeting, Navy Wives
Club No. 38. 200 p. m. Build
ing 178, Naval Station.
Bingo party, sponsored by
Navy Wives Club No. SO.
South Beach Restaurant, 800
pm.
thursday, JANUARY Goth
Bingo party, sponsored by
Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea, Society of St. Vincent de
Paul and Holy Name Society.
ST. Marys Parish Hall, Duval
Street, 8 p. m.
J 3IDAY, JANUARY 2lst--
Room Mothers of Division St.
School will entertain faculty
at dinner, ZOO p. m. at the
school.
TUESDAY, JANUARY as
Meeting, Room Mothers, Har-
ris School PIT A. 7:30 PM,
at home of Mrs. Dorothy
ClaXton.
Key West Community Singers
present Handel's Messiah"
Oratorio, First Baptist
Church, 7:30 p. m.
FRIDAY, JANUARY %
Senior Class, Key West High
School, presents musical
comedy "Danee the World
Around" High School Audi
forum, 8 p. III. Performance
night of January Goth also.
tuesday,, FEBRUARY g.
Meeting, Harris School P.-TA.,
800 PM, at School. Special
Founders Day Program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15

Moss. Miss Leona Moreland, a
young and excellent soprano, and
the fine Chorus.
II has also been announced that
the Key West Singers are con-
templatirG a later presentation
of The Crucifixion,' another or
atorio of Handel, and much i'm
terest is being evinced in this
possibility by those who heard
The Messiah"
Music-lovers in Key West are
pleased to hear that The Mes
siah" will be performed again,
and also that there is a POSSIBLE
ity that they will also be treated
to The Crucifixion" as sung by
the Key West Community Sing
ers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
Womon's Society Of Christian Service,
Lev Memorial Church, To Meet
!. hern nnnnunced that theA

% hos been announced that the
Woman. Su,i.,y Of Christian
SsTti,, of the Ley Memorial
Methodist Church VIII hold their
hIsi lDAp meeting At 7 80 p. m. on
Monday January l7th IN the
Church Annex
An interesting program has
htn arranged fur this meeting,
at Nhich Mr. Stuart Whiting and
NJ Tom Curry will act as hos
tr.ats
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
ferori"s o. Had Large
Passenger List For Cuba Yesterday

er, Ora Molzeberger, Ethel Wade,
Charles Wade.
William Register, Lille Regis
ter, Bessie Keible, William Kei-
BILE, Lila Rose, Alexander Rose,
Gus Novotny, Sam Anderson,
Frank Jackson, William Morales,
Richard Barnes, Gregorio San
chez. Ira Bost, Mary Bost, Arthur
Cohen, William Wittenborn,
Blodwyn Wittenborn, Franklin
Fowler, Florence Fowler, Bruce
Burton, Ralph Case, Janece Gold
man, Robert Goldman, Luis Alon-
so, Andres Banders, Paul Rising,
Ardella Rising, Herbert Schench,
Floyd Myphra.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
Wesleyan Service Guild OF First
MeihOeIisi Church Met Tuesday Night

Delicious refreshments were
served during the social hour
and those attending the event in
Guided the Mesdames Frances
Richardson, Elizabeth Singleton,
Lorene Richardson, Connie OAR
by, Garcia Nettles and the Misses
Gretna McClain, Evelyn Nettles,
Margaret Pinder, Adele Roberts
and Louise Ketchum.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
Interesting Notes

Water expands about tenth
when frozen.
The area of the earth's surface
is 1877 million square miles, but
only SIS million or 1870 is land.
Some fifty cities have banned
the sale of certain comic books
deemed Objectionable.
70 to 500 of battle wounds -
from injuries, burns, and explo-
sions-produce or are accompa
MED by shock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15

Leaving for Cuba yesterday via
Aeruvias q" planes were:
Edna Kittcll. Raymond Kittell,
Afk ssic Rudomen. Olga Broda,
Merrill usrtshorn. Sibyle Harris
hurn. Charles Bostic. Walter B.
MORSE ElvFa Morse. Evelyn Cur
81 Harold Curry. Clarence Haze
der Minnie A Haeder, Justine c.
Handrf. Doe Ann Haeder, Myrtle
Fisher. Chester Miller. Myron
hsiehafd. Diego AVlla. Thelma
Ssfina. Peter Scrino. Mae Arnold,
Nralna Chavex. Roland Collins.
Osnrvicve Henley, Robert Steck,
Josephine SteCk. Val Molzeberg-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
Seek Divorces

Petitions seeking divorces were
iilrd yesterday in the office of
titruit Court Clerk Earl Adams
bt Antonio Signes against Julia
AlWnea by Racket Kirk Alevan-
Ger against Arthur Laurie Alex
anslcg hy Dorothy Edna Duffie
aGain David Mckinney Duffie:
~ tdna Murphy walker against
Charles MurchlsOn Walker and
b. Lillian Marie DeLett Adams
against Vernon Adams.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15

The Wesleyan Service Guild of
thr FIRST Methodist Church held
q business meeting, followed by
Suriai Hour on Tuesday evening
81 this week az the home of Mrs.
Eligahoth Singleton on Elizabeth
stryrt
The Devotional was led by Miss
Gfrtna MCClain and the program
bY Mis- Susan PeaCOn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
ipply To Wed

Applications for marriage IL
uses were filed yesterday in
Z g office of County Judge Ray
= md R. Lord by Calvin M. Bis
q te, 81, of the U. S. Navy and
sic Louise Stegar and by Will
IN M. Cotton, 81, of the U. S.
\ evy and Gladys Elizabeth
'amilton, Is, of 638 United
"eet,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
Nems Notes

A pound "a the flfsea naaea
when made lnta fms @aAats agw aeM
wire. b eight nsiea lsHa Asst
worth San 9u0
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15

Water rcuulfss mHfN isnat ~
warm 4 and wufp ct'ld o. rsaa a
than any oihsF csanmsa -
stance
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15

T. takex hv~ tiussa - 40
cahHles g. faias a Israna - = akNF
one drRFsse tn tcmaTuns stufF tswa
u does g. ralsn fsaifwa 81 go
earth one nsNfpr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15

Veteran ashina iafti1eg
formation 8haut zee Ema ~
nts may have thrf WueNi
answered ~ aIIting ere res
VA office
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-01-15
:. Personal Mention

Mrs. Mary Otto and her daugh-
Fr, Mrs. Elizabeth Frendenberg-
of St. Petersburg, are visiting
p. and Mrs. J. w. Hattrick at
'lr home at 800 Fleming street.
This is Mrs. Frendenberger's
st visit to Key West in twenty
e years. She and Mrs. Otto for
erly lived in the Island City.
4. Arancebia, of Key West, re-
rned to the city after spending
month with his son in Hialeah
Il with friends in Cuba.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
by Morian Rohl

Take all her separates and
you'll find it's a blouse that's
nearest her heart. Teen-age Terry
cleverly uses it as a vital link to
complete and tie together her
skirts, jackets and jumpers.
There's a place in every young
wardrobe for the strictly tailored
shirt. AS necessary and as fash
ionable as ever, 1t turns up with
a more casual look for fall. 1949
Slight variations include the
grouped buttons and convertible
necklines, but always there is a
minimum of detail. White finds a
challenge, too, this year, as dark
colors are so smartly styled. They
may be finished with light yokes
and ruff1es or they play up a
tone -on-tone role.
Details are well handled and
varied so that a girl may have
her choice of darling little collars,
sometimes stitched in color or
quilted to repeat the theme of a
yoke. These little collars will take
her scatter pins, choker neck
laces and small scarfs with ease.
Necklines may be buttoned high
or left open to wear with longer
necklaces. Three-quarter push
up sleeves or long ones with
French cuffs are comfortable and
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Teen-Agers Always Right
In Bl0uses Day or Night

look well-groomed. French cuffs
offer a way to sport a pair of
dads or the current heart throb's
cuff links-not their heirloom
pieces, of course.
The blouse wardrobe should
start off with white blouse, then
a teen-ager can add dash OF
color, a bright red flannel or plaid
cotton. Both these are washable
when tags say so. Or girl might
add wool jersey which is still
tremendously important.
Fussy blouses are in tissue
faille, multifilament crepe or
satin-stripe cotton with the new
little velvet collar. These are
styled to complement pretty vel
veteen skirts and jumpers.
A girl can mix fabric to her
hearts content this year. She
wears cotton, wool jersey or fan
mel with her corduroy, velveteen,
wooden and tweed skirts or jump
ers for daytime and for fussy date
time she teams satin-stripe cot
tons, crepes with lace trimming
or tissue faille with velveteen or
tafeta pieces.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Among Us Teens
Poor First Impressions
Should Be Corrected

as book covers, so that titles snow
on our dressing tables 9.
for making rain capes and rain
coats in different patterns. Most
popular is a raincoat made in the
same style as our fall coats, but in
contrasting color. We have gone
so mad over plastic that we have
almost literally papered our rooms
with it F.. lamp shades. record
slipbags, bedspreads, curtains &.
it takes teens every time to boost q
modern innovation.
YO-YO - They're actually
fun!" writes jeanette with con-
siderable surprise. She borrowed
her little sisters Yo-Yo and Sc
cretly practiced it in her room.
She says it's quite an art to per-
feet the backward flip with Yo-
Yo. Idea for a party: Give out
Yo-Yo's at the door to every teen
guest. Allow a little time for
practice and then stage con-
test. Simultaneous Yo-Yo bounc-
ing, in lieu of special tricks. should
provide some merriment as one
by one of the performers flub out.
Even though elastic lines tangle.
it might be as much diversion as
a fishing party.
y X
APPLES GALORE-We've had
an appeal for ways to use more
apples, by teen cooks, or teens on
whose shoulders fall the burden
of ideas for desserts" One teen
says they've had apple pies. baked
apples, raw apples.
How about Apple Brown Betty?
The recipe is in almost every COM
prehensive cookbook. Or the IL
brary has a Boston Fanny Far
mer) book from which you could
copy it.
Apple dumplings are another
favorite. There are so many
schools of thought on apple dunn
plings, but the one my teen broth
ers and cousins prefer, is the pie
dough crust folded around q
whole, cored apple, well filled with
sugar and cinnamon and butter.
Once the pie dough is cut in
squares and the corners of the
squares pinched together at the
top of the apple, add more sugar
and cinnamon. pour boiling water
over the pan Of blanketed apples
and put all into hot oven. Reduce
heat after 20 minutes, add more
boiling water if juice cooks too