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Evening star., 1952-03-16
Derby Nominations and Owners

M. Kahibaum. Jampol.
Keystone Stable, Achilles.
=, King Ranch, Armagh, High Scud and
" Klein: Doctors Dandy.
Robert Lehman. seventh Fleet.
Henry J. Lewis, Privilege and Top Step.
:, M MIS- 2. Lueilwitz, Tiger Sir and Windy
Lee Mccoy. Indian Land.
r; w. McIivain. Blue Licks and Gone
Maine Chance Farm, Jet Jewel Jets
Date and War Fable.
Msrteek stable, RsIi; rs Fast nisssai Reader.
s: c. Mikeli, Brush Burn.
J. e. Mitchell, Excelsior.
GciGasPdes cioPpd Mocsrs psrn ciord 9intST Endovm.n.
Kingiy, Minting. Miss Classic and Muir
v; e. Morris, Brown Rambler.
MsSelenn SsSo r. staSie M1Slsr Mssssr GSa Fsatsr Fsas
odie Newell, Gift Silver.
]. Paddock, First Heir.
E g. Psrlssi, PPsrkserii II; y,,o ocsSSpatic SdI,s
Pollard and Hawkins. Our M chaiienSes.. s.
R Rss = ras Ramsey, Fs ~, siF .5 FuSstom: Ssa
s. Revere Knoll Farm, Le Monde. Smoke
Screen and War ANTIQUE.
W q. REYNOLDS, Craigie and Greai
Gustave Ring. Prize Ring.
Charles Run. Admiral Cherry.
Rusty Lyn Stable, Lot-a-Brass,
Milton Shagrin. Shae Tails,
Bayard Sharp, Hannibal
Starmount Stable, Primate
Gerald Strickland. Flaming Fleet, Joy.
maker and Lord Priam.
Snnnybrook Farm Thistle war
W. II. Tyree, Stackallen Bridge
A. g.; Vanderbilt. Cousin. Runner-ur
w. H. Veepeman. Metropolis.
Mrs. Z. .. Voigt Rocky Reef.
Miss L. Weber. Espino's Image.
Mrs. E. Dupont Weir. Vicar Of Bray
Star Of Persia and Snow Man.
II. Weiss, Eleven Men.
Mrs. B. +. whitaker. Hitex.
White Oak Stable Blue Man
c. v. Whitney. Cold Command, Tenedos
Turks Cap and Common Cause.
". M. Wickham, White Skies.
ing Oil and Irish Tudor.
G.. w. Winters, Boomer.
Witcholm Stable, Grey Tower.
W-L Ranch Co., Aiibi Man,
Woodyale Farm, All Boots.
Woolford Farm Big Lacquer and Tru'
Woodley Lane Farm, No Cares.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Spartan VoIor Heading North Soon for Stakes
Which Will Decide His Real Worth as Racer

much concerned about that, how
ever, as it looks like he gets better
all the time"
Spartan Valor and Catrone have
been intimates since the brown
colts younger days at the Helis
Farm near Jobstown, N. j. There
the little Italian from Saratoga
Springs broke him as a yearline
and a few months later took him
to New Orleans, where a. single
start brought a nose defeat "from
a quarter horse" to use the words
of his conditioner.
Rested 10 Months.
Moving back to New Jersey, the
Attention youngster left the
maiden ranks in the New Jersey
Stallion Stakes at Garden State
Park and later won the Futurity
at Monmouth Park. Both are
limited to 2-year-olds bred in that
State. Following the latter tri-
lumph, Catrene noted a slightly
filled tendon and brought the colt
back to the Helis Farm where II
tput q blister on the leg and turned
him out" That was in June and
he was not put back in training
until the following April.
'The blister and the 10-month
rest did the trick" Catrone said
"for he won six out of nine starts
last year. This included three
stakes, the Benjamin Franklin
Boardwalk and Pageant. All were
Ehandicaps. However, he did not
show signs of greatness until we
came to Florida. Mebbe it was
the sun.
II only wish the Gulfstream
Handicap had been set for 9
week. or even four days, later
Then that slight touch of collie
which barred him from that $685.
600 stake would not have inter-
fered with his schedule. He's al
right now."
In comparing Spartan Valol
with Valdina Orphan, Catrone
was referring to a top horse he
trained for the Valdina Farm II
years back. "He just happened
to come up in a tough season
when he had to hook up with
such as Shut Out, Alsab, Devil
Diver and Requested in the big
ones" said the little man. "Ir
the Kentucky Derby he was beat
en- about two lengths for the main
money, when he finished third tc
Shut Out and Alsab. In the
lDwyer at Aqueduct he whipped
the Derby winner and in the
Classic at Arlington he was beaten
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"a head by Shut Out. know he
was a real runner"
Distance Immaterial.

a head by Shut Out. ! know he
was a real runner"
Distance Immaterial.
Spartan Valor's victories at Hi
aleah were registered at distances
ranging from 6 furlongs to q
mile and a quarter. Most i'm
Ipressive of all was his mile-and-a-
furlong run in the McLennan
where he hung out a new track
record of 1:471s for the distance
There he led all the way and
blazed over the first mile in
l1:342s.
No story Of Spartan Valor
would be complete without some
thing about Catrone. who was re-
turning to familiar ground when
he Joined the Helis establishment
as trainer late in 1948. For that
farm served as headquarters fol-
Harry Sinclair's powerful Ran.
Icocas Stable which Catrone, as q
tiny tad of 13 years, Joined in 1920
to serve first as an exercise boy
and later as third-string jockey to
such saddle greats as Earle Sande
and Laverne Fator. frankie re-
manned with Rancocas. until the
death Of Sam Hildreth, one of the
top trainers Of all time, and then
followed his riding career with sew
|eral large establishments.
Won Maryland Stakes.
II just couldn't compete with
|Sande or Fator." chuckled Catrone
land did better after Rancocas
split up, winning quite a few bic
stakes. The Dixie Handicap al
Pimlico with Sandy Ford was one
Iof these and the Bryan and O'TIara
Memorial at Bowie with Cloudland
Increasing weight caused Ca
trone to turn to training in 1898
and his first assignment was the
conditioning Of the second string
of the Valdina Farm. a Texas
establishment maintained by e. F
Woodward. Later he took over the
main division and had that at the
time his employer suffered fatal
injuries in an automobile accident
Valdina Orphan was the best
horse he handled for the Texan
though he conditioned Rounders
for a victory over Whirlaway ir
the Arlington Handicap and the
following year won the Stars and
Stripes Handicap at the same
course with that colt. It is more
likely that some of the "knoW
how" Of the great Hildreth rubbed
Ioff on his former rider.
Fitzgerald News service.)
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Brookmeade Winner
In Blanket Finish,
Handsome Teddy Mex
BY the As,eejo,.J p,...

MIAMI. Fla, Mar. Is. - The
Brookmeade Stables Sky Ship
matched G. s. Smiths Handsome
Teddy stride for stride through the
stretch today to win the $40, 900
Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park
by nose.
Sky Ship always in contention
under Jockey Ronnie Nash, was
coupled with Closed Door. but it
was the son Of Teddy's Comet
that had the Brookmeade colors
in the running all the way.
Handsome Teddy, with Kenny
Church riding, was only a head in
front Of the fast-closing Sandtop
in the blanket finish. Max Kahl-
baum's Jampol, 9-to-5 favorite in
the field of Is three-year-olds,
was three lengths back in fourth
place.
Blue Square Sets Pace.
Emerald Hill Stables Blue
Square, who set the pace in the
MISUNDERSTANDING stake, faded
in the drive for home and finished
eighth. Sky Ships time was 1904,
two seconds off the track record
set by Harmonica four years ago.
Sky Ship. who finished sixth in
. the first division of the $50, 900
Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah
March l. was sharp today and
matched Handsome Teddy all the
way down the stretch, with Sand
top coming up fast near the end.
Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloane Of
New York, owner of Sky Ship,
picked up the winners purse of
$17.550 for the three year -old
black colts stirring triumph.
The crowd of 1913 made jam
pol the heavy favorite in the big
field and Blue Square was second
choice. Neither could stay with
the leaders.
Winner Pays $24.1O.
Sky Ship paid $24.1O, $12 and
$7.70. Handsome Teddy returned
$3.50 and $500, while Sandtop.
a field horse, paid $3.50 to show.
The Florida Derby. first run at
Tampa Downs in 1926, was shifted
to Hialeah and became a fixture
there until it was replaced by the
Flamingo Stakes in 1887.
Gulfstream Park revived the
Derby this year, making it the
final test for three-year-olds in
Florida before the thoroughbreds
depart for the North and the
Kentucky Derby in May.
When the horses paraded to the
post today, bands played Florida's
official State song, "Swanee
River" and the crowd, although
dampened by dripping skies, ap-
plauded and Surged to the bet
ting windows to wager $187,391
on the feature race.
Betting on the nine-race pro-
gram totaled $1,393, ,723. It was
the 18th consecutive day in which
the handle exceeded a million
dollars.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Winning Horse Drops Dead

LONDON. Mar. Is R.-Sep-
tember Air, q 12-year-old steeple-
chaser. won a 21a-mile race at the
Sandown Park race track today,
and dropped dead a few yards be-
yond the winning post. Backers
of the dead horse drew odds of
z to from the bookmakers.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

lDaily Double Paid S57.7Ol
THIRD RAcE-purse. So, 900; allow
ancss: 3-yeaS;olds: 8 furlonss.
Gasils edsss oel eoreP1 5iMauro' 1900 ssS 4eo
'4GH1H@A Time. 1:fsas. asSsll0'k' $40
Mys Il RaFsn GSs hMGsfGpep Msfd mnnPzy mHaRPy
Stride. Flying Pat and Toombs,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. s2.700; claim
PlsfSniSS1ats 81 sasSa szasPoF sporeh' 1900 szo I199
Woodside CBaidwin) $50
Also ranEEmpty Pockets, April Duke,
1ltis. George Crump. Just a. Foot. Once
Only; Miss Triumph, Ray K. and Free and
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claim.
Heavily Hash 1Bre'ns, $50 % $40 %s7o
Abbottstown lRogers) 21.20 1910
Dubious tRodriguez) $40
Also ran-SBroaa Cross Manchac. Mo-
toTisS, Hntidno sySnic LED, Dream: inky Racer, De-
Fleet. ~ HO ~ .
SIXTH RAcE-purss, $1,000: claimins;
MsssS MHysST-o,Ss g5snn1cS and up; Lii pdles ~ a.
sSssa sressa efesn lpiMsuros s0O s9S 9S $$ssSS
Lightning Bug CBreckons) $50
Also Ai'' ran no = Jetsam. Four Notrump
u. Dayround and % Realtor.s ltrs "ihe' tartar
SEVENTH .RACE-F1orida Derby; Purse,
$4,000; allowances; 3-year-olds; iH
Hsns;9@s Tssssa as schurehh,l ~ iS,YS iSS,.YYSS ss:.aaS
Also ranWBfiue Square. Short Supply.
. Closed Door, b Golden Gloves, c Be.
S9pin, Blenomar. One Throw, Jampol,
Razzoo. Ensign, Achilles and Tahitian.
Brookmeade Stable entry.
Belair Stud-Phipps entry.
6 Carroll entry.
Field.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. So. 600; claim
Ing; 4-years-old and up; LII miles.
2enSon (Churchl 6.70 400 $40
Woodford Sir (Culmone) 400 3.li9
Swamp Son fWilderl $50
Time. 1:443s.
Also ran-I Trust. copestone: Muzzle
John Joseph. Always Home, Apachico
Grey Arrow and Happy East.
NINTH RACE-Purse, So 400: claiminT
4-year.olds and up; 1H miles
Capt. GALLAGHER (Za'rl 1870 $50 6.3f
Jingle JanKle (Churchi ITO 4.9(
Evening Story (Riveral 81 Sc
Also tan%oatita Joan Anne K.
Money Wise. Epi. Easy Buy, License
riVid Drive. Impish Peter and Avona.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Burr Wears 24 Belt

MIAMI. - Add interesting in
formation on Americas leading
rider for 1851: Charlie Burr. now
lat Hialeah. He wears a 24-inch
belt.
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Lincoln Downs Results
By the Asseeiated Pros.
Clear and Fast

Gear ana FAST.
FIRST ,RACE-Purse,. $l.700; claiming
SEsasy9$ Rsss Mouth assSsD lSso ssS sssSS g! e!
Time. lao. "7'
Also ran-Big Gravel. Bona Girl. ri,
n Pay, Manihot. Easy Spell, Arkmo
Radar Man, Stroll and Wise Brunette.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 81. 700; claim
rnStodvy hg ddyeaYIoolds fYon6s and ups furlonss ),
Be Proud tBeauresard) 1870
Time, 1:O245,
Also ran,--Pueblo Pride, In Readiness
Annies Choice. Fiver. Gino Gray. Flemish
stuart Little. Clarence and Bit O'Glow
= DAILY Double Paid 1892 .2O)
THIRD RACE-Purse. S1.7oo; claim
Mighty Mousse CMafaie) 7:60 4.4o az,
Ghar Boots tCarrolD $50 "A;
meaicne. Teddys Devil. Win Town, Ts1; Isaes ches
ron Ace.
FOURTH RAcE--Purse, 81 700: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; mile and II
Dark Ned Carroll, $50 40 $40,
ICroesus tChiapetta) 6.S0 IA,
coYnI TIm. Disc9ysE c9y Orchards, 7.2'
Also rapp.Gontrasail; sleepy Port. Ru
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81. 500; allow
Countess Lea. (Roberts) 36. 20 1920 go
Smooth Finish tHulslanderl 40 SO
Top Brass (Keene) 2.S
Time. 1:023s. ~
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Gulfstreom Park Results
BY the As,oeiatsd Pre.,

FIRST .RACE@Purse. $1,000; claiming
3-year-olds; Lis miles. '.is
Busy Flow (Wiider) 7.50 44O 2ot
Hoos Able (VasiD S01 SSSf
Side Girl (Phillippi) S3c
Time, 1855
Also ran-Phosphor, Copa-Tip. Gre,
Tint, Bafhing Boy Arrogant America
Aboe and Sir Howard
=. SECOND RACE-Purse, S2,70O; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs
Idontknow tDtMauro) 1870 $50 800
First Verse Barrow $50 3.gj
Noble Spartan (Roberts1 Al
Time. 1:11Y.
-, Also ran-Harold NJ, After You. Oul
World, Bramble Son, John A. s., Am
ouShed. Scout. e Avenue and SECURE.
DAILY Double Paid S57.70l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
Public Schools Owe U. 5.
For Football Title Game

Part of the proceeds from the
championship football game last
fall between the public and
parochial schools will have to be
turned over to the United States
Treasury.
Corporation Counsel Vernon E.
West so ruled yesterday. About
$4,000 is involved.
The parochial schools already
have received their share of the
money. They are not affected by
the ruling by Mr.. West, which was
based on language in last years
appropriation bill.
The bill granted $4,000 to the
public schools for athletic pro-
grams, but in turn stated that
gate receipts must be turned over
to the Treasury. School Supt.
Hobart NJ Corning asked for the
ruling on the championship game,
which was played outside the
regular season and with team
not part of the school system.
The same situation will not
prevail this year. however. This
years appropriation bill gave the
public schools SOS 900 for athletics
But the language was changed SO
that each school will keep It's
gate receipts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-08-06
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-02
BdnbinO Party
GiUen OUerSeaS
By ChiUo, Paldu

The submarine USS Chivo IS
SAD and the aircraft carrier USS
Palau (CVE122) played host at a
party held on board the Palau on
Sunday. May Is for over one hun
dred orphans and underpriyileged
children from the city of Augusta,
Sicily.
The party was highIighted by
an ice cream and cake feast in
the ships messing compartments,
followed by the showing of sever
al cartoons. Other features of the
afternoon festivities were boat
rides from the shore to the ship,
elevator rides between the hangar
deck and flight deck. and presen.
tatlon of favors and gifts to the
children.
Outstanding among the gifts was
a large quantity of clothing, toys,
and other useful items which had
been sent to the Mediterranean in
the Chivo by the wives Of Subma-
rine Squadron Four in Key West
Florida. the Chivo's home port.
Members of the crews of both
ships acted as individual hosts to
the wide-eyed guests and appar-
emily enjoyed the afternoon as fully
as did their young charges.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-02
MetnIsmith-DiUer
Reports For Duty

William A, Russ Jr metalsmith
LIST class and also diver 1St class.
has reported to the Naval Base in
Key West, Florida for duty. He
comes from duty aboard the USS
Skylark tASR-20) and previous to
that he was stationed aboard the
USS Howard w. Gilmore (AS.I61
the submarine tender for Sub Ron
Four at Key West, Florida.
He graduated from Southport
High School, in Southport, North
Carolina his home town with the
class of IA" and enlisted in the
Navy shortly thereafter His first
duty after recruit training was
aboard the heavy cruiser USS
Fall River (CA-ISl).
His wife. the former Marie Dor
is Soly is from Cambridge, Mass.
Her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
p. Soly live at 16 Elm street in
Cambridge. She hopes TO join him
at Key West in tle near future.
His mother and father. Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Russ ST.. reside in
Southport, North Carolina,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-02
Nary artists
Join Group
At Street Fair

Four Navy men have paintings
on exhibit al the Street Fair which
opened yesterday al Clinton Place.
The newcomers to the Key West
Artists group are Joe o'Rourke,
Gene (W.E.l Baughman, SKI
Skewis and Douglas Brown.
There are II artists exhibiting
for the open-air show.
The first painting by Lee Albert
was sold at 1890 in the morning
one hour after the exhibit opened.
The hours of the show are from
$50 a. m. to p. m. daily when
all the artists viii be present, and
from 4 p. m. to dusk when at least
some of the group are there In
person. During the afternoon a
skeleton staff viii supervise the
exhibit.
Detailed description of the work
will appear later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-02

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-02
Billy Roberts
Master Councillor
De Molay District

At the recent DeMolay Conclave
held in Miami Beach, June 18th
and 10th, Billy Roberts was elect
ed Master Councillor of the
Southern District of Florida. This
is the first time that member
Of the Key West Chapter has ever
held this office. Elected to serve
with him were Joe Henjum of
Hollywood. Senior Councillor and
Roger Reinbolt of Ft. Lauderdale,
Junior Councillor.
Edward Sheppard and Bill Neh.
lett were elevated to the rank
and honor of Chevelair and jeff
knight TO the rank Of Legion of
Honor.
The chapters represented in this
District arc: Key West, four chap
ters in Miami, Hollywood. TT.
Lauderdale. West Palm Beach.
Lake Worth, Fl. Pierce, Belle
Glade, and Delray Beach.
Billy Roberts, Anthony Niles,
Edward Sheppard, Bill Nehlett.
Jay West.
Fernando Camus and jeff knight
represented this chapter al the
eonclave held in the Marseilles
Hotel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-02

Maitland Adams, 1101 Casa Mari
ma Courts the groom's mother.
Mrs. Elm Lundgren of Detroit,
Mich; Mis-. Ernestine Owen,
cousin of the bride who will be
matron of honor; Miss Joan Por-
ter. maid Of honor and the brides
maids, Mis- Barbara Adams, sis
ter of the bride; Miss Audrey VIII
son, Miss Barbara Taylor and
Mrs. Joan LaStres.
Also at the rehearsal dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
viii be Robert Lundgren, brother
of the groom ODE, who will act
as best man and the ushers which
include 1t Col. Charles Barrett,
USING; Comdr. j. S. Phillips; 1t.
Cmdr. AL McPhillips; 1t. R. w.
Schmidt, Pittsburgh, Pa; 1t. (jg)
Frank Bardecki and 1t. q, go
Thomas P. Yardley of Grand Ra-
pids, Much.
Mrs. Robert Lundgren is also
arriving from Michigan.
The Rev. Ralph Rogers of the
First Presbyterian Church viii
perform the marriage ceremony at
the Adams home tomorrow even
ing at Z p. m.
There will be a reception for the
newlyweds Immediately following
the nuptial rites at the home of
the brides parents.
Miss Adams, one of Key Vests
young socialites, was entertained
at a shower luncheon on Saturday,
June Il by the Misses Judy and
Ellen Trevor.
On June S0th, she was feted
with cocktail party given by
Cmdr. and Mrs. Joe Phillips. Miss
Audrey Wilson honored the bride
with a buffet shower luncheon on
Saturday, June Is.
1t. Lundgren, who is attached
to the Harbor Defense Unit at Nor
folk, Va, arrived in Key West
the early part of this week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-02
Coming Eve,sts
WEDNESDAY, JULY p

W WEDNESDAY,, JULI
Ladies Day Coli Tournament. K.
W. Coli Course. . an.
Meeting. Junior Oh. Commerce
clubhouse, 3 pm.
Meeting. Island City Navy Wives
Club No. SS. Bids. l7S. N. s..
1880 am.
SubRon Four Officers Wives
group, meeting for coffee, 10
am, at Fort Taylor.
Key West Cupboard Club Auxili-
airy. meeting 1t home of Mrs.
Ray Maloney, 1924 Ave. "E"
$50 pm.
Dade Lodge No. IA, Masonic
Group. meeting Scottish Rite
Temple. : pm.
Street Fair. opens at Clinton
Place $50 am. 10 / pm. and
from 5 pm. TO dusk. Key West
Artists group: oils, water
colors. etc. on exhibit.
thursday. JULY3
Rotary Club luncheon at 1915
pm ST. paul's pariah hall.
Unit s. Ladies Auxiliary Of Fleet
Reserve. coffee 10 an, at
Patio, N. 8.
Cupboard Auxiliary picnic at Rest
Beach, 3 pm.
VIEW. Auxiliary picnic at Rest,
Beach. 3 pm.
FRIDAY, JULY 4-
Officers Club, Fern Chapter No.
n, o.E.S., Of 3 pm.
Key West Amateur Radio Club.
meeting, 1:so pm. National
Guard Armory.
Lower Keys Property Owners As.
sociation picnic. begins II an,
Halcon Beach. Big Pine Key.
Meeting Alcoholics Anonymous.
First Presbyterian Church. Q
pm.
Meeting. knight Of Pythias. Ply.
THAN Hall. 7zs Fleming ST.. at
SPIN.
SATURDAY, JULY s.
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
street Methodist Church. TO
Fleming street. 7:so pm.
Youth Center dance, Wesley
house. 7::so pm.
MONDAY. JULY T.
Circle II Women Of the First
Presbyterian Church. at The
Manse, , pm,
Meeting. Methodist Men. Wesley
House. Q pm.
Circle l. First Methodist Church.
at church. SPIN.
Key Vest Temple No. 20 Fythisn
Sisters. $50 pm, \. 81 r.
Han.
ksy West Ar and Historical So
ciety. Q Pm.
wMu al Frs, Baptist Church. u
church. 10 pm.
Key West Ministerial Association.
IL am.
Rcnan's Auxiliary al S. Paul's.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-02
at Parish Hall, 3 pm.
TUESDAY, JULY s.

Circle /, First Presbyterian
Church. meeting at home of
Mrs. Joseph Bringman, l4i0
Flagler Ave, 8 pm
Coffee for xii owe, Aero.
plans. 10 am.
Southernmost Pistol and Rife
Club. Legion Home, Stock Is.
land. s pm.
W.S,C.S. of First Methodist
Church. at pm.
Order Of DeMolay Boys, Scottish
Rite Temple. 7.30 pm.
VIEW. Ladies Auxiliary. Post
Home on Elizabeth ST, 8 pm
Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge
No. Il. n. OF T Hail on Flen1-
ing. 8 pm.
Dinner uleetiug, Kiwanis Club
at Casa Cayo Hueso reStaur
ant. Gas p. m.
Youth for Chris, Bible Study. 7.n
pm. Fleming street Methodist
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-02

Every cook who bakes cakes
or cookies II home should have
a rack on which to cool these
products when they come out of
the oven. A cake cools evenly on
a rack and the crust doesn't
sweat and peel off as often
does If the cake Is tbole j on
solid surface. Cooling racks have
heavy wire frames shaped At the
corners TO provide supports that
hold the rack a half inch or SO
above the table. The wires that
form the rack may crisscross or
they may all run in one direc-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-02
Summer Season
Begins July 18th

Motels and hotels are getting
ready for the official opening of
the summer season this weekend.
July Attn promises to fill up the
vacancies now existing along the
ha""h and out at the new Roose-
welt boulevard motels.
: aa~.el owner attributed thu
slow last weeks of June to the
heat wave in the north.
ut just paralyzed people no
there so much they didn't wait tn
move at ALL" he said. NOV that
they have been able to catch their
breath, they'll start planning va
cations, and if they have been
watching Key Vests thermometer
compared with theirs they'll see
that this is the place to come"
He referred TO the fact that dur.
ing the recent heat wave. Key
West kept steadily below the tenn.
perature OF such northern cities
as Boston. Philadelphia, Washing.
ton and New York.
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Crush any small pieces OF pea
nut brittle left in the box and
sarge ovpr vanilla ica rream
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-02
CARD or THANKS

We wish to express OUT deep
gratitude 10 the many friends who
aided and cofsforted Us Ntgh their
sympathy and mang acts If kind
ness at the tlme of TIE death Of
our beloved one, 1alio Perez Jr
We sincerely thank all tfose wfao
evidenced their Affection ard ss.
TEEN by sending TIE n1say beauts.
ful fora tokens.
TIE FAMILY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-02
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