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August Croissanf, 81,
Retired in 1926 as
Monument Guard

August Croissant, ST.. 81, former
Washington Monument guard,
died Saturday at Pine Crest Sana-
forum, Baltimore. He lived at
408 Sixty-fifth street, Maryland
Park. Md.
Mr.. Croissant suffered severe
head injuries. a paralyzed hand
and the loss of a finger in 1926
when he was struck by the body
of a man who plunged to his
death from the Monument. The
visor Of Mr.. Croissant's cap was
cut in two by the falling body,
He retired that year 1or physical
disability. ~
Two days before. while Mr..
Croissant was on duty, another
person had leaped to his death.
On several occasions Mr.. Crois-
SAINT. a powerful man about &
feet 4 inches tall, thwarted would
be suicides either by force or per-
suasion. Subsequently, the win
dows OF the shaft were barred.
Mr.. Croissant was born In
France. He served four years in
the French dragons and after
ward served four years in the
French engineers.
In 1900 he came to the United
States and was q stonemason-
contractor in Potsdam, N. Y. He
came to Washington in 1919 and
began work at the Monument.
Survivors are a son, August, jr.,
OF the home address; four grand
children. nine Observation-Disclosures
and two nieces.
Funeral services were to be held
at 1880 pm. today at Deals fu-
neral home. 1912 Georgia avenue
NV, with burial in Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
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jonathan Levin, 3 Months, Miss Georgiana Moncure,
Son Of Public Relations ManRetred Federal EmnIoye

Funeral services for Jonathan
Levin, 3-month-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. Harry Levin. were to be
held at 10 am. today at Goldberg's
funeral home, 4217 Ninth street
NV, with burial in National
Capital Hebrew Cemetery.
The baby was found dead in his
crib yesterday. Death was at
|tributed to bronchial pneumonia.
MIR. Levin is public relations
counselor of the Israeli Embassy.
The Levins live at 1857 Harvard
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16
Ceiling Price Restored
On Two Used Autos

Dollars-and-cents ceiling prices
were restored yesterday on used
Chevrolet suburban and GMC sub
urban model autos at the same
level which prevailed up to July 81.
On the latter date. OPS re-
moved the dollar ceilings. leaving
the used models subject to the
freeze" type ceilings by which
trucks are priced. This froze each
sellers price at the figure he was
charging on January 26, 1851, and
created a variety of selling prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16
Report on Wull Collapse
At Glenmont School Due

The Glenmont Citizens Asso-
citation viii hear tonight q report
on the collapse of a wall of Glen
mont School last April.
The report will be made by a
joint committee Of the citizens
group and the Parent Teachers
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-16

Hospital after
a long heart ILL
ness.
For the last
year he has
been with the
National Pro-
|duction Author
ity where he
was chief of
| the editorial
Ia n d research
branch in the
public informal
ton division.
Mr.. Pryor was
s~.4.sL.-k - ~
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Sir Richard Gregory

LONDON. Sept. Is R.-Sir
Richard Gregory. SO, Bristol shoe
makers son who became a dis
tinguished astronomer and sci
enlist. died last night at Middle
ton-on-Sea.
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rALBERT. ELLEN MARGARET. On sat-
ms men, Hespisa ELLEN Ms sSRS 81 F rae
also Sef sssas g We q sons Ar1 Charles FDs1
Wilbert Talbert; two daughters law
Naomi and Barbara Talbert; five grand
Shaass ". Wlhf Rs,.g u Grace
brother. George Traverse; two brothers
tn-law.. John Watkins and Archibald tai
bert; two sisters-in-law. Hilda Talbert
1oed rend %r M sss' dsaE and d
many. other friends Remains resting at
her late residence, 1880 New Hamp-
s sn,re ave. n NV. after Z Pm. Tuesday
Funeral Wednesday, September IL. at
PM. from the Shiloh Baptist Church,
9th and SITS. NV, Rev. Earl L. Har-
sison ofneiatins: Interment Arlington
rALBERT. ELLEN. The officers and men,
bers Of Ruth Chapter, No. 8.
e; + !;
tist Church, 9th and sts NV.
1ntermsnt Arlington National Cemetery
NORRIS W: cAUL, ". P.
CORDELIA j. WILLIAMS. Sec.
WEIGH. SAMUEL C. Suddenly. on Tues
day. September 16. 1859, at Providence
Hospital, SAMUEL g; WEIGH Of 20O7
Hudson Welch. son Of the late Edward
Miss Mary WEIGH, Mrs. Margaret Tyrrell,
Edward; James, George and John WEIGH.
sh q Washington, 2: e. SERVICES ct the
St; NV, on Friday; September 10. at $40
Church, Rhode Island ave. and goth st.
NE, where the holy sacrifie Of the mass
VIII be offered at Am. for the repose
Of his soul. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery. is
vHITMER, GEORGE W. On Sunday,
held. Va. GEORGE W. WHiTMER, be-
loved husband Of jamie NJ. Whitmer.
He also Is survived by three sisters.
Barbara. Bessie and Julia, and three
Drothers. John, Dave and Bryan. Remains
resting ut Pearson's Funeral Home, 472
n; Wash. st. Falls Church. va, until
II noon "wednesday, September II,
thence to Fort Myer Chapel where fu.
neral services. will be held ct / pm.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
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Very Rev. F. A. lremonqer

LONDON. Sept. 16 R.-The
dean of Lichf1eld, the Very Rev.
Frederic Athelwold Iremonger.
~. died at his home at Lichfleld
last night. He was chaplain to
Britain's Kings from 1927 to 1899.
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Garn nf Thanks

TAYLOR. CHARLES r. We wish TO ex-
press our sincere thanks. to our friends
and sympathetic acts extended to US
At the passing of our loved one. CHARLES
r, TAYLOR. We especially are grateful
dolence. THE FAMILY
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William 5. Pryor, Al,
Washington Newsman
And NPA Official, Dies

William S. Pryor, Al, Washing
ton newspaperman, died yesterday
lat Martinsburg wv. Va Veterans
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BYRNE, LORETTA M. In loving memory
o. our dear wife. mother and grand
passed away suddenly I'd w. one SaA Year s wne
september Ii. 1851.
Your gentle face and patient smile
with sadness we recall;
And died beloved by all.
We miss you now, our hearts are sore,
As time goes BY we miss you more: ''
your loving smile, your gentle face,
No one can NIL your vacant place
THE FAMILY.
CLEMENTSON. FLORENCE [. In loving
mem T@Ea. o. 1gr gear mother: FLORENCE
years ago today. September 16. 1850.
In that blessed land called Heaven
~! pray Wen once more be
For all eternity.
membrance Of our devoted husband and
father, JOHN NORRIS HOLLEY, who
passed away September 16. 1850.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to-forget,
But time so Tar has only proved
How much we miss him yet.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. =
JOHNSON. SAMUEL. In loving memory
Of my beloved husband. SAMUEL JOHN
SON, who departed this life one year
ago today, September 16. 1861.
The years have passed SO swiftly, dear,
And ! miss you more and more each
will mot say that you are dead,
You are Just away.
Your kind deeds and loving smiles will
YOUR 4- DEvoT u 81 WIFE WIFE. BEATRICE
JOHNSON.
MONTAGUE, JAMES. In memory Of our
husband and father, JAMES MONTAGUE.
who passed away three years ago today.
September 16. 1949.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
rhsr. |. no stsnaes asy i tpsa and srue
That We do not think Of you.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
RYE. JENNIE C. In loving memory of our
dear mother. JENNIE C. RYE. who de-
fsssr tnss 1ifs one year ago today Sep
MOTHER.
NJ is for the million things she gave US.
Q means only that she is growing old;
T is for the tears she shed to save US.
= is for her eyes with love light shining,
R means right, and right she shall always
be-.
Put them all together and they spell q
HE'S HE'S 'nat GfTHs the A E95d g
MARGARET AND WADE; FRIENDS,
Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. ANDERSON AND
MkS. JAMES II. S1MMS.
EYE, JENNIE C. In loving memory Of our
dear grandmother. JENNIE c. RYE, who
departed this life one year ago today
September 16, 1851.
: To one. who passed away one year ago
And is always with us when we pray,
We miss you more each hour and day,
play.
God picked you out Of all the rest,
Because He know you'd love us best;
Now He's taken you home with Him,
To let you have eternal rest.
YOUR GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT.
GRANDCHILDREN. JOHNNY, Jr.;
T1NNY, JOHNNY III, RONNIE, ROB-
ERT LEE. JO-ANN AND BILLY.
WESTRAY, MATTE T.; SMITH, EUNICE
w. A tribute Of love to, the memory of
MATTE r. wEsTRAY. who departed
this life September lS. 1874; and sister
and niece. EUNICE W. SMITH. who de-
parted this life June 2, 1945.
Somewhere back of the sunset,
Where loneliness never dies,
They live in land of glory
With the blue and gold Of the skies.
God knew that they we're suffering,
That the hills were hard to climb.
30 He closed their weary eyelids
And whispered, Peace be thine"
MARY w. CRAWLEY AND SISTER. IDA
PAGE.
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bers Of Ruth Chapter. No. 8
o. E. S., >are requested to at
tend funeral services for Sis
ter ELLEN TALBERT, on Wed
nesday. September II, 1852
at l pm, at the Shiloh Bap
fist Church. 9th and 2 SITS. NV
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TENDER "A. 1862, at Sub
urban Hospital. ROBERT G.
EuLCHER. past president OF
the Rockville Lions Club.
Friends and members may
call at Robert A. Humphrey
Funeral Home, 300 w. Mont
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ELLA M GIBSON, Secretary.
JONES. WILLIAM Z. Suddenly, on Mon
day, September 10. 1852, at his residence,
1142 Hayes st. ne, WILLIAM e. JONES,
husband of Louise Jones. father Of Ber-
nice Whye. Pearl Oliver, Picola Minor,
Rachel Rambeau. Merrill Rambeau, wall
ter C. Gwyn, LIE Roy and Aston Jones:
brother Of Essie Lancaster and Eugenia
Kerrfck. Also surviving are fifteen
grandchildren, three Observation-Disclosures
other relatives and friends. Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Rollins.
KENNEDY. THOMAS j. or sse4 osIe.
thorpe ST.. Hyattsville. Nd. on September
IA 1859; husband Of Mildred M. Ken
needy. father Of Thomas j.. jr., and Arthur
g, Kennedy; son Of Mrs. Florence Bal;
fang. Services ct Chambers Funeral
Home, 5S01 Cleveland ave., Riverdale,
Md, on Wednesday, September II, at
10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. 10
KEYsER. JOHN M. On Monday, septem-
Der Is. 1852. JOHN M. KEYSER Of SAYS
Woodclih Ct. Silver Spring. Md, hus-
band Of Elizabeth n. Keyser, father Of
Mrs. Margaret Cain and brother Of Mrs.
Thelma Broadfoot and Carl Keyser. Mr.
Keyser rests at the Warner Z. Humphrey
Funeral Home. S434 Georsta ave-. Silver
Spring, Md. where services will be held
on Wednesday. September II. at IL am
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02

Navy white dress uniforms, pas
tel tinted summer gowns and gaily
! lowered hats worn by the wedding
guests added to the lovely setting.
The double ring ceremony was per-
formed by Chaplain John A. Elliott
of the U. S. Naval Stati on.
Before the altar march, Miss Al
lene Spear sang ave Maria, 4"
''The Lords Prayer" and "At
Dawning." Nuptial music was play
ed by Mrs. Thelma Porch, organ
list.
The bride was escorted down the
aisle by her father, Mr.. Russell
Hoff. She chose as her wedding at
tire a white danseuse length gown
of nylon tulle and Florentine lace.
The fitted bodice had an illusion
neckline with the traditional long
sleeve and very full skirt. The
custom,made headpiece was de-
signed in a circular coronet style
with sprigs of lilies of the valley
and elbow length veil in two
graceful tiers. The bride wore
pearl earrings, a gift of the
groom.
Matron of honor, Mrs. Charles E.
Smith, Jr., sister of the bride from
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, wore a
ballerina length gown of mauve
lace with matching lace mitts and
satin slippers. Swirled folds of
shaded net sprinkled with tiny
pearls formed her headdress. She
carried a nosegay of pale yellow
roses.
Maid of honor, Margaret R. Soul
ly, wore a similar headpiece in
blue. Her gown was of brocaded
net over blue satin in tint to
match her mitts and slippers. Her
flowers were pink carnations.
The groom, in full naval uniform,
was attended by his best man, 1t.
Lloyd E. Stiffler, Gee also in
dress whites as were the ushers,
1t. G.g.) willard A. Ross, Gee,
and 1t. William H. Neil. NC, USNR.
= Mrs. Russell Hoff, the brides
mother. looked lovely in a soft rose
colored gown of silk taffeta with
nylon net inserts in the fabric. Her
accessories were in a matching
shade and an exotic orchid corsage
completed the ensemble.
At the reception held at Fort
Taylor Immediately following the
marriage rites, scores Of naval Of
ficers and their wives, and Key
WeSters rendered best wishes and
congratulations. In the reception
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line were the mother and father of
the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Hoff of 1908 Seminary street, the
newlyweds and the brides attend
ants.
Miss Shirley Papy was in charge
of the bridal book. Fruit punch,
rum punch, dainty sandwiches and
cake were served with Miss Flor
ence Sawyer, Miss Virginia Whit
marsh, Mrs. Leon Sands and other
friends of the bride assisting.
The TERED bridal cake was stud
ded with white frosted roses on.the
icing and topped with miniature
bride and groom in bower. Fern
and white flowers and tapers in
silver candelabra graced the scene.
The bride was assisted by the
groom in the cake cutting follow
ing a toast to the bride led by her
husband. The happy couple then
danced a traditional wedding waltz
to complete the charming picture.
Out-of-town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. /. H. Pittman, Mr.. Rob-
ert Pittman and Miss Jeannine
Pittman of Fl. Lauderdale. Fla. !;
Miss Dianne Scott, Mrs. Paul E.
Sawyer, Sr., and Miss Shirley Now
Ian, also of Fort Lauderdale and
Mrs. Harry Elwood and her daugh-
ter from Miami, Fla.
1t. and Mrs. Young left for a
honeymoon trip touring Florida.
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Coral bells and fragrant jas
mine blossoms formed the lovely
centerpiece of the serving table
which was covered with a green
lace cloth over pink with pink
candles in silver holders. The
club was decorated with clusters
ard nosegays of tropical blooms
of oleander, hibiscus and ALA
manda.
The pastel tints were also car
ried out in the menu with tea
cakes scripted with "Adios" done
In green lettering on the pink
icing. Punch was served.
Gifts for the guests of honor
were aluminium. beverage sets.
Mrs. ]. L. Koch was awarded a
door prize. In the bridge and
canasta games enjoyed by the
party-goers, Mrs. A. v. McPhil-
lips won at bridge. High scorer
for the canasta' competition was
Mrs. 5; l.. Miller.
The guest roster included Mes
danes ]. c. 10th, ]. l.. Bettinger,
Jr., l.. M. Bigelow, w. L. Arm
strong, Jr., w. H. Bolt, Jr., d. F.
Cross, l.. w. Dilts. Jr., r. w
Duerner, N. w. Eaton, w. H.
Ellis, II. L. Freking, o. A. Hamm,
H. l.. Haskins. j. f. Hertz, r. M.
Jones, Jr., ]. l.. Koch, A. Y. Me-
Phillips, l., l.. Middaugh, S. L.
Miller, c. w. Parr, f. M Porter,
Jr.. II. X. Roach, A. A. Shangold,
S. p. Won Achen, p. II. Whitford
and Mrs. Curtiss Latimor who is
visiting with Mrs. ]. c. Latimer.
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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our beloved
son and brother Roy A. Demeriti
who left us August 3, 1851.
There are stars that go out In
the darkness
But whose sivery light shinth on,
There are roses whose perfume
still fingers,
When the blossoms are faded and
gone.
There are hearts full Of light and
and of sweetness
When no longer their life current
flows
Still their goodness lives on with
the living
Like the souls of the Star and
the Rose"
Loving you and missing you
always,
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. johnson
Mrs. NoIs J. Roberts
Mrs. Libby J. Knowles
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VACATION TINE HERE
FOR SOCIETY EDITOR

u you call in q social item
beginning Monday, August 4 and
male voice answers. don't
hang up! Ye Sox Ed THAT'S
newspaper slang for society edi-
tori is going to have a weeks
vacation. You may get the sports
editor, Jim Cobb, on the wire: or
Bill Glib who will have to add
couple Of pebbles TO his Rock
column; or Susan MeAvoy, who
is Just back from her vacation;
or Shop Hopper Jaxson, or even
the ianitor
SUbmitted copy should be type.
written and dovble.spaeed. Some.
one will see that II gets on the
society page; so don't hold back
on news just because La Ray.
mer is away from the office for
q week.
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He also pointed out the names
and locations of the various
churches here and an outline of
their activities and the hours of
holding Divine Sci vices. He
named the various fraternal and
civic organizations on the island
and explained their activities in
detail. In conclusion Mr.. Laub-
scher invited the new arrivals to
make their home in Key West
when their husbands retire from
the Navy.
Chaplain George Fielder from
the U.S.S. Howard w. Gilmore
also gave most impressive and
educational talk on the Navy
and what it had to offer the new
arrivals. He urged the ladies to
attend the church of their choice
with their families faithfully,
naming the many benefits and
happiness in the home and ccm-
munity that could be derived
therefrom. He spoke highly of
the good that could be obtained
personally by belonging to such
club as the Navy Wives Club
end of the good such clubs are
to the Navy and the community,
streSsing the fact that working
in group help themselves and
others in unity and become more
of a credit to our homes and the
community in which we live.
Mrs. Melvin Edwards, vice
president of the club gave a brief
talk on the clubs social and well
fare program. Mrs. Anna Ander-
son and her committee of hostess
ses served dainty tea sandwiches,
cookies and coffee.
Mrs. Mary T. Smith, president
OF the club presided at the func-
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ton and announced she. her hus-
band and family we've leaving
Friday for Iowa on a thirty days
vacation. Mrs. Melvin Edwsrds,
vice president of the club, will
preside during Mrs. Smiths alb.
Sence.
Two new members accepted in
the club took their pledges. They
are Mrs. Norma Myers and Shir-
ley Rohmann.
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They will be at home at 62 Sellers
Road, Arundal Estates, Annapolis,
Maryland after August 8. The
groom, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
E. Young of Yakima, Washington,
is stationed at the U. S. Naval
Academy, Annapolis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02

GLENN KIRcHHElNEn"

GLENN KIRcHfiElNER"
The many boyhood friends of
Glenn E. Kirchheiner will regret
to learn that he passed away
early friday morning at his
home in Miami.
He leaves his bother, ]. Otto
Kirchheiner, who resides here,
and a brother and sister, Harry
D. Kirchheiner, and Mrs. Clar-
ence F. Hyrne, who reside in
Miami.
Funeral services will be held
in Miami, Monday afternoon,
4:30 o'clock in the. Chapel Of the
Lithgow Funeral Home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02
Macy Wives Club Holds Open House;
Newcomers Hear Two Guest Speakers

The Island City Navy Wives Club No. SO held
the wives of the enlisted the recently arrived USS
nell and SubRon H. in their cubrooms at the Naval
Wednesday evening Mr. Laubscher impressive talk on
Key West its history and the benefits receatona
facilities that could be Southern
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02
Miss Edna HOff And 1t. Robert Young
Take Double Ring Vo,vs At Wedding
Citizen Staff Photo

white book and dainty bouquet of sprays white
stephanots falling gracefully from white orchid by
Miss Edna Hoff when she became the bride
Young yesterday $50 mThe wedding took place the Old
Stone First Methodist Church which decorated with tall
of white gladiolas fern and white chrysanthemums
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02
Fleet Reserve Groups
Slate Dance Tonight

The Salty Six will play
fhe music for the dance held
tonight by the Fleet Reserve
Association and their Auxil-
larry.
The dance begins at Q pm.
and takes place La the club
rooms On Front street. There
- no charge for admission
and all member are urs0
70 attend the frn-fox-all af-
fair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02
.Donahue's Widow
Sues Studio

LOS ANGELES dH - The widow
Donahue, who died in 1880, has
sued Warner Bros. Studio for ST.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02

Grady Hatton Of the Cincinnati
Reds never played in the minor
leagues. He came directly to the
Reds after his Army discharge in
1916.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02
Pastel Tints Of Green, White, Pink
Featured At Farewell Card Party

Green white pink the color harmony Frightening The
farewell party given for Mrs. c. A. Dorsey and Mrs j. Lame
at Aeropalms July Hoseses Mrs r. Massey Mrs
J. c. Burks and Mrs. S. T. Smith, Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02

900, alleging it produced film
Look for the Silver Lining with
out their permission. The widow,
Mrs. Alice NJ. Donahue, and her
daughters Barbara and Constance,
claim the picture was not a true
portrayal of Donahue's life.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02

Dee Fondy. first baseman for
the Chicago Cubs. works as a
mailman in San Bernardlno,
Calf. during the otf-season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-02
Cooking's Fun
BY cEcNY BRoWNsToNE

Tomatoes with Squash and Green
Pepper; Green Salad Bowl; Clover
Rolls; Beverage; Blueberry-Maca-
room Sundae.
(Recipe for Starred Dish follows)
BIveberry.Msearoon Svndas
Ingredients: 81 cup sugar, tea
spoons flour. u teaspoon salt dash
of ground cloves, 2 cups fresh
cultivated blueberries (washed and
well-drained), l cup water, 2 tea
spoons tutter or margarine, 2 tab
lespoons lemon juice, macaroon
crumbs, vanilla ice cream.
Method: Mix we'll together the
sugar, flour. salt, and cloves.
Bring / cup of the blueberries and
the water to boil rapidly and
simmer 3 minutes. Add flour mix
ture and remaining 1 cup blue
berries; bring to boil again, stir
ring, and boil gently 3 minutes.
Remove from heat. Stir in butter
and lemon juice. Put tablespoon
or two of the macaroon crumbs
in each individual serving dish;
place scoop Of ice cream over
each portion of crumbs; top with
warm or cold BURBERRY sauce.
There will be 2l2 cups of the sauce !;
store any leftover in refrigerator.