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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-24
Sweet Victory
In Chicago

SINGAPORE - R-Dr. Fran
cisco Donate, assistant medical
director of st. Joseph Hospjtal in
the Philippines, recently married
Miss Marie Luisa lnfante. daugh.
ter OF a sugar magnate on the Ne.
gros Islands, here after a four.
year pursuit in many lands.
DR.. Donate tells how he fell
fiat" for Marie in the Philippines
She blushed Yes, and for three
years had to reject his proposals.
! don't know how many times
DR.. Donate said last year he
heard Maria was going to make a
world trip. He followed her thru
Mexico and the United States fi-
nally wearing down her resistance
in Chicago. But it still wasn't I'M
til they got to Singapore that the
marriage took place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-24

ial aid. England needs steel. and
more coal, among other things. to
keep her going and to do her part
in the Cold War.
The us. Soil Conservation Ser
vice predicts that the Everglades
half million acres of rich peat.
the largest known body of organic
soil on earth, will have disappeared
by 1000 AID, 40 years from now
The one inch a year subsistence
viii leave little but rock and sand
by that time.
Farmers produced 50 million
dollar vegetable crop from the
'GladeS last year.
Gray Cooper, recently adopted
blood brother of the Seminoles, is
hankering to buy a ranch in Flor
ida. Jimmy Stewart returns
to MGM this week after two
year absence He'll star in Car
bine Williams, a real life story
of the man whose invention re
volutionized the gun industry. viii
laims was in prison when he per-
fected his invention. 49,. Mag.
nificent Yankee" Louis Calhern
will next be mr.. Congressman"
49,. Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron
viii star in Invitation To The
Dance, story developed from
an original idea by Kelly, who will
also create and direct the choreo-
/ graphy 49,. Miss Caron is now
before the cameras gaining new
/ glory in Glory Alley" Clar-
ence Brown viii direct Spencer
Tracy and Van Johnson in "Ply-
mouth Adventure" -. One
of MGM's most important techni.
color films for 1852 will be Young
BeSs'', starring Stewart Granger,
Jean Simmons and Charles Laugh
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-24

A quaint medieval drinking yes
sci was fitted with clock work con-
trivances for moving along high
ly polished tables; wound up, they
were sent around and the guest
opposite whom the cup stopped
had to drink the entire contents on
pay a forfeit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-24
W.T. and Wisdom

A great part of human suffer-
ing has its root in the nature of
man, and not in that Of his institu-
tions.--James Russell Lowell.
Asst. Super: People are COM
planning that our old blue cars don't
ride as well as the new black
ones. "
Super: Order the blue ears all
to be painted black"
Volunteer Fireman: I'VE didn't
get there till the fire was out.
Wife: well. II couldn't last for
ever, 7"
Patience may achieve more thar
force.
Doctor: "Your husband mus
top all work and have absolute
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-24

rest. Wife: "oh, he would never
consent to absolute idleness.' Dr.:
Then Wen fool him; I'll have him
appointed TO the board of health.
The envious mans face grows
sharp and his eyes big.
Patient: You told me three
months ago that unless / had an
immediate operation wouldn't
live out the month. Doctor: Well,
] made a mistake; I'm very. very
sorry"
God grants liberty only to those
who love it, and are always ready
to guard and defend it.--Daniel
Webster
Love is intense selfishness blend
ed with self-sacrifiee
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-24

If you want to salt pecans ar
range them in a thin layer in a
shallow pan, adding a teaspoon
OF butter or margarine per cup
of nuts; sprinkle lightly with
salt. Bake in a moderate oven
about twenty minutes, stirring
often. When the pecans are a del
icate brown remove. and cool on
paper toweling. Good holiday
eatingi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-24

Coast Guard insignia follow
Navy custom with the addition of
the Coast Guard shield on cap
and sleeve insignia of officers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-24

The cat is still held in more or
less reverence in Egypt, relic of
Egypt's most ancient days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-24

The envious mans face grows
sharp and his eyes big.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
It's lighter! It's richer!
It's made 1uith CIiscO !!

rs quick to mix-rakes only a minutes! Easy, too!
No eggs to beat, no creaming- only one bowl
needed Yet with it every cakes masterpiece
one you're proud to say is all your very own!
OF course. Crisco makes any cake better cake.
Why, more women bake with Crisco than any other
brand of shortening! But when you use Crisco and
Crisco's Quick Method recipe you're sure of the best
cake you ever baked!
Evening star., 1951-04-15

Jest plain dsiieisusl
cRIsco's BRoWFs-sUcAR LOAF CAKE
tMokes Cake 9" To- ~
Follow directions carefully be sure to use Crisco
and we promise you lighter, richer, moister and
more tender cake. The Crisco Quick Method cake
recipe 10 different-that's why it's sure-firel
Measure into bowl. All Measurements Level.
7h cups slfssd cake fIesr IS cup csises
vs. cups brown sssar. J teaspoon ssl
firmly pseksd u cup milk
Mix vigorously by hand or mixer medium speed
for minutes. Stir in:
aM sssspseas doshls-aes,ns bakins pswdsss
Add: " eyp milk EGGS sssspeen vaniiIs
Mix vigorously by hand or mixer lmedium speed)
for minutes Pour into loaf pan 81 13s x q
rubbed with Crisco or lined with heavy waxed
paper. Bake In moderate oven (875o FL about 40
minutes Cool cake in pan ON rack Is mins. Loosen
cake from pan with spatula. Place rack over cake
and pan; invert together. Frost with Fluffy Icing
and decorate with nuts.
With tartrass TYPE. use ~ teaspoons.
aupFY sclNo. Combine unbeaten egg whites, ~
cups sugar, n cup water and n tsp. cream Of
tartar in top Of double boiler. Place over rapidly
Dolnng water ana beat with rotary egg Deater
until mixture Is light and fluffy and holds in
peals-about minutes. Remove from heat and
add / teaspoon vanilla. Beat until stiff.
NOTE. Batter may be baked in layer pans (9'x
H. deep). Bake about So minutes.
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Evening star., 1951-04-15

Sure to be famiiy fovorife, this melringly moist
and rich brown-sugar cake is party-perfect, too!
And its yours so easily-with Crisoo.
For blended into every spoonful of pure, all-vege-
table Crisco is cakebaking secret other type of
shortening has. And Crisoo's Quick Method cake
recipe is built around that secret Result? A lighter
richer, moisrer, more tender cake than with any
other type of shortening or ordinary recipe
Evening star., 1951-11-25
CHOCOLATE FRosT1NG

(From Mrs. M. r. L., LeondrdtotDn.) J
Three cups of brown sugar, u
cake Of bitter chocolate, ] cup of
rich milk. l tablespoon Of butter
and 2 tablespoons corn sirup. Break
chocolate into small bits and add
to sugar, milk and other ingre-
dents. Cook slowly. stirring con-
stantly until when tested In cold
water 1t forms a smooth ball. Take
off stove and while hot stir In /
teaspoon Of vanilla. Let cool un-
til the right consistency to spread
on cake. This quantity is for a
3 layer cake. It is very old recipe.
SINCERE THANKS.
(From Mrs. J. A. L.. Washington.J
Please extend my sincere thanks
to the ladies who gave all the
wonderful information regarding
clothes dryers. I'm very grateful
to Mrs. A. G. S., Silver Spring,
Mrs. w. j. S., Annapolis and Mrs.
D. w. S., Washington.
X n
RAINY DAY.
Iron, Mrs. C. S.. WashingtonJ
Mrs. r. F. K. Many good sug-
gestions have already been given.
I have three pre-school-age boys
and here are some of their play
time activities. Rig up a tent of
old blankets draped over beds and
dressers or boxes. preferably in
the basement. Let them haul
toys into the tent. Their little
imaginations run wild.
Hammer. nails and screws keep
children building and pounding
for hours (you pound a few holes
in boards where small child can
place naiD. Invite neighborhood
children in and in exchange your
children can go to a neighbor's
for few hours some day. Be sure
to conflne their activities to the
basement or one room. No scat
tering Of toys all over every room.
At the end Of the day it Is simple
to have the children help and
clean up one room of Uttered toys
and get cleaned up before daddy
comes home. -
They love to ''bake." Rolling
pins, pans, flour and water are
necessary. Sure it's a mess, but
confine it to the kitchen table
with newspapers on the floor. Let
one room become cluttered and
teach them to help clean it up.
Fifteen minutes cleaning is all
1t requires for children who have
been busy for hours.
Paint brushes and water (the
kind daddy uses) are time occu-
piers. Let them paint the base
ment floor and walls. Also, an
old mattress may be used for
wrestling games and jumping
basement activity AGAIN.. Keep
these ideas for rainy days only
SO the children have new interests
on these days.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

Information and requests sent
in by the tollowing haze been
forwarded to those for whon,
they Uere intended:
Washington-Mrs. S. H., H.
D. F., T. T. NJ, Mrs. j. r. NJ,
B. McC., j. H. c., Mrs. w. I. w.,
Mrs. j. B. c., Mrs. W e. H., A.
L. r.. Mrs. K. c. R., C. c., Mrs.
T. N. B., Mrs. A. w. B., Miss N.
D. Mes. Mrs. M. M. s., Mrs. M.
L., Mrs. c. w. K, Mrs. E. S. G.,
Miss M. M. C..
Arlington-Mrs. r. F., r. M.
c.. M. r. B.. r. G. H.. D. A. B.,
Mrs. o. r. Cheverly-Mrs. M. E.
s. Falls Church-Mrs. N. r. S..
Mrs. E. B. Gaithersburg-M.
McC. Riverdale-Mrs. j. j..
RockviIle-Mrs. E. T. Silver
Spring-Mrs. II. A. F., Mrs. F..
c. r. Takoma Park-M. c..
Vienna-Mrs. A. E. H.
Our thanks to the tolloDing,
whose information and requests
tDere similar to those already
received and awaiting publica-
tion:
Washington-Mrs. s. ]. p, A.
W. S.. M. F. M, M. w. C.
Alexandria-Mrs. c. NJ, Mrs.
T. j. Arlington-Mrs. H. G. j.
Bealton-Mrs. W. H. N. Beth
esda-Mrs. c. S. Lexington Park
Mrs. e. M. Takoma Park
Mrs. w. B. c.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
LIGHT FRUIT CAKE.
Fron Mrs. W. S. E..
Mount Rninier

j.. L. r. Alexandria. Light fruit
cake. One-half cup shortening,
1h cups sugar, l tablespoon lemon
peel. l tablespoon orange peel,
l tablespoon citron peel, cup
seedless raisins. " cup nut meats,
3 cups cake -four. 4 teaspoons
baking powder, u teaspoon salt,
l cup milk or water. l teaspoon
fiavoring, 8 egg whites. Cream
shortening and add sugar and
cream. Add finely chopped nuts
and fruit and mix well. Mix and
sift dry ingredients 3 times and
add to the first mixture alternate
ly with liquid and f1avoring. Fold
in stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake
in a tube pan at 1926 degrees for
l hour.
7 believe this Is the recipe I
got from the Chicago Gas Light
Co. about 1925 or q and it does
make q lovely white fruit cake.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
MoryIond OYSTER Stew

Drain dozen and q half large
oysters in a wire strainer. Be sure
no bits of shell lurk among them.
Measure the liquor to get / cup
full. Bring the liquor to a boil and
remove the scum. Add 3 cups rich
milk. When this all comes to a
boil, add the oysters, and salt,
pepper and grated nutmeg to taste.
Cook gently just 2 minutes.
Serve Immediately, topping
each bowlful with a dab OF salted
whipped cream.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

MATTRESS PROBLEM.

'rfoHt M. H., WuSfttHgLOHJ
This is for the reader who want
ed to know how to prevent a
rayon-covered mattress from slip
ping of Of a rayon-covered box
spring. A sheet of sponge rub
Der. only about one-sixteenth of
an inch thick and commonly used
as a rug anchor (placed between
floor and rug) placed between the
mattress and the springs will pre-
vent the slipping. It Is not costly
and can be purchased in the floor
covering section Of any depart
ment store. A double bed should
require sheet about 48x60 inches
wide.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
BAKING CLASS

(From A. H. r.. Washington.)
In reply to the request of P. J.
P. Washington. for a gingerbread
house recipe, I wonder how many
Of the men readers are aware of
the evening class in commercial
that is offered free by
Chamberlain High School.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

A good-to-eat and good-to- look
at salad is one of cucumber slices
and thin red onion rings; top with
a dressing of sour cream mixed
with a little red wine vinegar and
sugar.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Cranberry Stains

Cranberry stains can be treated
with boiling water, if it does not
harm the cloth, and sometimes
even warm water is effective. 1t
is better not to use soap. as alkalies
set some fruit and berry stains.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Date!

Date!
Monday. November Is:
Luncheon Fashion Sho,D.
clothes from Jelleff's. May
flower Lounge. / pm.
Tuesday, November II:
Fashions In Silk show by
Vogue and Cohama sat
woodward and Lothrop's.
Informal showing from
1900 to 2::30 pm. in Tea
Room, 7th floor. Main
Building. Show to be
repeated on Wednesday.
Same time and place.
Friday, November 30
Christmas Gift Fashions
from Jelleff's, Palladian
Room. Shoreham Hotel,
pm. Sue Boteler commen-
tates this luncheon fashion
show.
Saturday, December |:
Holiday Fashions at lunch
con time. Raleigh Hotel,
1890 pm. Mrs. Gladstone
Williams concentrating.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

TO SET THE CHRISTMAS SCENE in splendid style, here
is sompe Of what the bestdressed gifts will be decked
in for their holiday appearance Mrs Ada Wilde toIented
eftwroppne syist, will conduct classes in the ort on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, November 2e, II and
28 at pm in the teoroom Of large street store-D B.
, 1951-10-29

that Miss Baker was rudely treat
ed when all three tried to buy
supper at the Stork Club a few
nights ago.
The relentless, uncompromising
action of Hizzoner is indeed in
spring and, since there are more
voters in Harlem than in Stock
Club, may eventually lead to it's
own reward. However, there are
those who feel that Impy has made
the supreme political sacrifice,
above and beyond the call Of duty,
in banishing himself from the
Stork Club.
After all, argues this faction,
there are some prices too high
to pay. And how will people know
he is Mayor if he doesn't go to
the Stork?
AS for Miss Baker, I can only
say that I spent one of the most
pleasant and memorable evenings
of my life in her company in
Marakkech, French Morocco, in
1913.
I was a correspondent in Africa
at the time and when I went to
the beautiful, romantic, rose-red
city of Marakkech Cat the foot of
the Atlas mountains) an Ameri-
can officer kindly phoned his
highness, Ell Mouli Larbi, own
cousin of the Sultan of Morocco,
, 1951-10-29
NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (INS)-

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 CNS)-
Of recent date there has been a
somewhat querulous, choleric note
in the voice of John @. Citizen as
he worked the country's duly
elected officials over verbally.
There has been a lound tendency
to complain that the politicos are
fiddling while Rome burns, that
inaction is rampant and do-noth-
ingness grips - and gripes- the
land.
So it is a pure pleasure to re-
port that New York's Mayor Vim
cent Impelliteri has taken the po-
liticians off the hook. Hizzonerhad
scarcely debarked the other day
from the ship carrying him home
from his long vacation in Italy
and Israel when, by golly, he did
something decisive in spades.
Impy, sometimes known as the
Mayor in Absentia, no sooner hit
land than he issued his first COM
munique; Hizzoner announced in
fortnight, manly fashion that he
is going to boycott the Stork Club.
This unique and fascinationg de-
claration of principles has, as you
can imagine, rocked the Stork
Club set on its heels, of which it
has a fair share.
This declaration that, the Stork
Club is currently off limits, May
orally speaking, was o%ccasioned by
the protests Of Miss Josephine Bak-
er, the famed Colored chanteuse;
Roger Rico, the French opera
star now replacing Ezio Pima in
"South Pacific" and Nine. Rico,
, 1951-10-29

and Caliphate of tie Region, and
asked him to give me the key to
the city.
Scarcely had I reached Marak-
koch when a flunky delivered in
to my hands from His Highness an
engraved invitation for a soiree in
his home two nights later. The
soiree, the invite said, was . in
honor of Miss Josephine Baker,
whom I had seen in the "Follies
Bergere'' in Paris but had never
met otherwise.
On the night of the party, to
my intense delight and surprise,
I discovered that Miss Baker and
I were the only women guests in
a party that numbered more than
100 persons.
, 1951-10-29
Police Put Woman
In Jail For Men

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 20 (IN-
S)-Cincinnati police did a double
take last night when they learned
the man" they had locked up as
a material witness for eight hours
turned out to be a woman.
1t all began when cruiser pat
rolmen responded to a police call
and encountered Shirley Mae
Wills, Fl, looking every bit 8
young man with her male garb
and bobbed hair, standing on a
street corner with a cash across
her hand. She told police she had
been assaulted by six nan and rob-
bed Of Sc.
While police busily rounded up
suspects, Shirley was detained in
the Cincinnati lookup for men to
serve as a witness.
Eight hours later a surprised
guard recognized her as q one
, 1951-10-29
New Govt. Homes For Defense
Workers In Next Few Months

tary families and production
workers.
The total number of. critical
areas now stands at 81 and the
list is expected to grow. About l.
so communities are being con-
sidered as new defense areas.
Housing officials r agreed that
the outlook for the first time in
months is bright" but their opti-
mism is cautious. They have no
idea how much housing will result
from their program in the i'm
mediate future.
One expert says the next two
months will tell whether the fl
nancial aids the government has
made available will sufficiently
spur builders to meet the pressing
demands of overly-crowded de-
tense towns.
If builders fail to respond, con-
gress has appropriated rs million
dollars for construction of tenn
porary, portable type housing
units. Obviously, officials say, this
small fund will have to be used
sparingly.
The next time Uncle Sam goes
hunting for land to locate a new
atomic energy plant or army post,
spectators will have a tough time
making a "killing" on land prices
as has happened in the past.
Congress has given the govern
ment $6,250,000 to buy land a.
round such installations for re-
sale at a later date to builders at
fair prices. Under the set-up, the
Atomic Energy Commission, for
example, will secretly notify the
housing and Home Finance agency
that it plans to construct a new
plant.
, 1951-10-29
By WILLIAM KERWIN


WASHINGTON, Oct. 20
(INS)-Construction of new
homes for defense workers
is going to step up in the
next few months and by
early next year some offici-
ais predict f~ull-swing pro-
duction in many communi-
ties.
Congress gave defense housing
a new lease on life in the past
several weeks by passing a law
authorizing the program and pro-
viding enough money in the wan
ing hours of the session to put the
plan in business.
Officials declare that Federal
Housing Administration field Of
fees will be ready by mid-Nov-
ember to begin the task of pro-
cessing special mortgage insur-
ance-carrying easy home buying
terms-for defense housing pro-
jects.
One Of the main problems ham,
pering home building has been the
shortage of mortgage money but
this has been alleviated to some
extent by drawing about 600 mil
lion dollars from the Federal Ma
tional Mortgage Association for
this purpose.
- Thus, the money needed to fl
nance liberal FILA home buying
terms is now available although it
is generally agreed private lenders
will have to augment this supply
with their own funds later.
Meanwhile, Defense Mobiliza-
ton Directors Charles E. Wilson is
proceeding with plans to name adj
ditional critical defense areas
where housing is needed for mill
, 1951-10-29

time female federal prisoner and
red-faced officers transferred her
to the woman's place of detention.
Shirley told of her previous es-
capades which landed her in the
remormatory at the age Of II for
armed robbery and had her serv-
ing tn, for two subsequent co..
r:ctlol., for auto thefts.
Asked why she liked to % 'e as
a man, Shirley replied:
4 just like to. I've been long
it since I was ten year old. Only
time I wear women's clothes is
when Pm in jail"
A charge Of drunkenness was
filed against the masquerader.
OBEY TRAFFIC SIGNS
, 1951-07-20
r. I8gaGA1&;aS&S6

people sen ah delegashan tn de
Arganik Ack cummittie flu
help, petishaning dem to mex
ah lii amendment to de Ack.
Dey want a zero add arm tn de
nine. In AIDA Wuds, instead alb
9 men runnin flu kounsle, dey
want it tn bic 80. Dat is flu gle
de TESTERS, nuhrses, puhleece
nitesileman lem alb
chance flu run and get in de
kounsle. All tink they evun
gat a lettah address to arl de
newspaipahs. All know flu
shore dey gat wan waiting til
de gobarnar cum bak fran
meriky.
Tantu Bee: Well, lard man,
yu meen nitesile people anarl,
lima de kounsle?
Sic CARTE: Sures, have ah
hart, das bout de only way
dey kin get a riase in paiy.
Dey gat tn bic kounsleman.
Tantu Bee: Yu sic day now,
ME husban Tamas cumin up
de road, All gat tn go. l guine
sic yu tumarrah.
, 1951-07-20
TEA MEETING


On Saturday night, July 21st
the Women's Missionary So
.ciety of Bethel A.M.E. Church
will sponsor a Tea Meeting at
The Congressional Council
Hall.
Everyone is invited to come
and see this old-fashioned tea
meeting. Tickets at the door
or purchased from the Mission
airy Society 4Oc.
Meeting will begin at
$50 PM.
WOMEN'S
OCIETY
Rev. David S. Williams. M. TIL.
Pastor
, 1951-07-20
NEWS

The SIS "MARIOC," north
bound, is due at Frederiksted
on or about July 21st, accept
ing freight for st. Thomas and
New York.
All documents should be
presented at the office not la
ter than am. July 10th.
Alcoa Steamship Company. Inc
Rob't L. Merwin & Co., Inc.
, 1951-07-20
by Massa Joe

4dn1u Dee: (olnglng) An
rumemba dab mite an dab
tennahsee waltz, Den all know
how much | have loved
Sic CARTE: Honey, yu gud
flu troo. Mic hadn't de leese
idea yu cudda sing 500 much !!
Tantu Bee: But afterall Gar
tie, tbs lima Fatti Gage modder
house mie rail up. Tis lima
Barren Spat Ole brock down
hass-stable dey had live til de
gel went up de laddar of faim,
and went pan tap de radio
lima de states. Das all time we
use to gat yah! We use tn run
vile rung lennix an fiji abeneW
an sob arm, drinkin snaky peet
flu water. What alb rum
Sic Garlic: Well, look-oo
yah! Nile amt know yu bin
lima de states til yu had de
chance to drink Snaky Peet.
Tantu Bee: Sures, tbs ovah
ah year now since ah had tn
run way fran SAMMY Cruise.
But yu must know. If ME bin
ovah yah arl de time, arwie
widdah had tn brock dung
Barren tong wild melay. And
lemmie tel yu, aldoh ali jis
cum bak, faint even ah weak
yet, ah gat as much melay lima
mic head as tn patch hell a
mile.
Sic CARTE: Flu troo, Bee?
Tantu Bee: Yu mus know,
cause yu bin yah arl de time.
All heer de kounsle amt ak
nobody who lose or who win,
dey went ahead lex a gail ah
win and inkrese dey own
salarie biddout regard flu evun
de people whey vote fu dem.
An in ardar to mex sure dey
get it arl de time, they start to
pitch arm tax pan de poor
people lekka rain. If arwie bin
ah live lima de Bastan Tea
Party Days, arwie widdah hah
flu say, "taxashion biddout
representation"
Sic CARTE: LEX yu tarkin
bout inkrese flu kounsleman,
ali jis heer dat de teshers,
nuhrses puhleece, an nitesile