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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-05
$4,000 job
On Grassy Key
Objected To
By F. Bentley

OOhtracts tOtaiing SIS,.
633 were awarded Alonzo
Cothron last night for
building six roads ON the
Upper Keys and one ON
Grassy Key at the Monroe
County Commission meet.
ing.
The Upper Keys road
contract comes to $2l .633;
that for the. Grassy Key
road is $2l, 900.
Bids Tor road repairs
and construction ON the
Lower Keys will be opened
next Tuesday night, il was
announced.
Cothron's bids were the only ones
on both jobs. The road program al
Tavernier includes work at Taver.
nier beach, Grove Park at Taver.
nier Track.
Commissioner Frank Bentley OPP
posed the $4,000 Grassy Key road
bid.
Il don't think the county is jus.
tilted in building that expensive d
road at this thine" he said.
Commissioner Joe Alien rose 10
|cefenti The necessity N building
good roads that will last instead
Of cheap roads that have to be re-
built.
Allen circulated pictures OF the
Barry Beach road, built last year.
The photographs taken by County
Engineer, John p. Goggin. show
conch shells sticking up in the
bumpy surface.
II see no point in throwing away
money for inferior roads. " Allen
said. This way with an engineer
10 plan we will have roads that viii
hold up"
Bentley still objected to the Gras
sy Key Road saying that the ares
may never develop. Allen counter
ed saying that there are perman-
ent residents in IN area.
"A man actually stopped me ON
the street the other day and cursed
me because the road has not been
developed. !" Allen said.
Commissioner Clarence Higgs
said.
We've been building inferior
roads for six years, Now we have
an engineer who recommends
that We build good roads that will
last forever. We should either
pay attention 70 the engineer OF
forget II"
The Grassy Key bid was finally
accepted with Bentley objecting.
Commissioners also voted TO &C
cept q $i,44g bid for lighting the
coIored ball field. Hunter g. Har
den was awarded the contract.
Douglass School
Commissioners voted to refer 10
their Welfare committee the Doug
lass school request for financial
help in sending The girls basketball
team TO Tallahassee for the tour
nament. Expenses for bus trans
portstion and meals viii come 10
more than $500 a letter from RIA.
Allen Principal and Coach Dean
stated.
Monroe County Hospital Admin
tconiiDvsd On Page ThreeI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-05
SOUTH CENTRAL OREGON
DRAFT BOARD RESIGNED

LAkEVlEW, Ore. 6P :. The draft
board OF this South Central Oregon
county resigned in body Tuesday
10 protest regulations which ex.
empt certain foreigners in the US.
from military service.
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Illinois Turns Back
Iowa, 1852, Breaks
bIo Ten Deadlock "
AN iha AiIaElalaA REall

CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Febr 30
Illinois turned on pressure In the
third quarter 10 smother Iowa,
1880, tenight and virtually ellneh
the Die Ten basketball title even
though Iewa's Chuck Darling Dot
a new conference season scoring
record,
The result broke A first-plaee
deadlock between tho two teams
and left Illinois with A i0.i Tee-
ord against towa'A 90, iowa had
defeated Tho illini 1900 At Iowa
City February .,
Darling, although harAaaed oil
The way, rang UP ~ points TOR q
new season record OF nB4, The
former i4sHaife season record was
nTT, oct last season by Ray Rage
lls OF Northwestern,
After trailing, B4saB, at half
time, Iowa collapsed completely
before flllh0ls aa.p0lht spree II,
hs third period iii that stAhSa,
iowa solicited 6hly II p6lhtsi
f9WA ,Was IN fr6ht tWlee, Bsb ahd
slsysI but .ehGe the iillhl fouhd
rbhAe III bhe thlfd befI6d the
na WkeNeb tell Abapt
Guard jim BredaF hFed the
tlilhl's see9Bd haI attack when
10 counted IN OF hls paeesSettiRa
10 B6lhtSr
=. AlmQst 1000 SaW Peteps6H and
terF DO A hne lob Oh b0theplnE
DArllngl ,Wh9 aldh,t se9Fe hls hpSt
hela |! y | zeal Hhtll early In the second
aHRpteF,
Illlnels hnlsbes cut its llssREne
eARHe schedule AGAINST purdue,
northwestern ana WISG9nSln,
I9WAls three remaining fgas me
3lehlgan State Northwestern and
WlRpAnRIn,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Wilt Shelters 2-MNe Record;
Joyce Wins ! 900 In IC4-A
ky ,hs Al1aeIaIad Rgs1.

NEW YORK, Feb, ~, - Fred
VIII, tho FRI hyaF, spad 10 0 new
American two,mlle record OF
Rihl,7, but Don Gehrmann, one Of
Americas hlg hopes faF the olym.
pics, was heaten hy Raggle Peal
man IN o halt mile race at thf
ICA.A games tonight,
wits stunning performance
erased tho 1851 standard hello by
0reg Rice, n Ia considered an
American record only since indoor
meets are run only In the United
BtateA and the International Fod-
Grafton does not recoHnlze indoor
records ~ world marks.
Manhattan had q BIG margin 10
win the team championship, Hoor.
Ing 4Ots points, Army Was aee.
ond with 10, followed by George.
town with ID,
PeArfnan 0utieaged uehfmAnn
IN d tremendous stretch battle 10
win IN iIbiis, the fastest ever for
the route In Madison square Oar.
den, uehfiiiAnii WaB out front
practically all The way, ana he
found himself IN the same position
|As he usually places Wit In their
nile duelA==belhH 0yeftAheh al
the finish Harry BFiaht WAS third,
But u was witt d popular faE
veFlte with the Garden efeWds,
vine COT The eheeRsI Win The ll,I
(ses Eel.A, Page Bsa,)
Evening star., 1952-02-24

aAt' eAhH HahaieAp yesterday at Hialeah must weap
eetef placed Between the mouth and the eute metal FiHg
en as hp ass ee ana M @ easet eI s ea o. Louis cardinal
aapas nv eTs taas esssg e we a ea s ssyse a Of Wilson
Msaehal Ieasue y hee FHHa and runs driven IR Ress
aet whe !esllea before the eHe subcommittee nVests
sAtlhE baseball as6 summer giving the lew miner leagHers
aae OF the Picture received his Masters Degree in FeFeign
AHa'gs iFem George washington University last week.
ONE or THE DISTRICTS tep-llight amateur gelfew an
aHahHs Oh DUKE University, received by mail request for
eehIeatan TO the sports fund He replied II viii contribute
you will explain why Duke which In my day played regularly
IN bowl games veted against Maryands parepaten In the
sugar Bowl and recommended that Mayand be expelled from
quenty mailed no check, ~
Jack Monk" Carney, former Washington and Lee High
school athlete who II letters In football basketball and
noted Dr. George Bennett at Johns Hopkins Hospital IT'S
an old football injury although Carney managed to play base
pail last spring at American University Laurel course
continues to add fancy doodads latest being gadge In which
patron may drop quarter and get q soft cushion on the
back cover Of which the word occupied" Nothing like
being comfortable 't 70 while losing your money
Eddie Stanby predicting that Gerry Baley of the Cards
VIII win more games than Mddes old teammates sa Mase
J Aearn or Larry Jansen Of the Giants And he'll bet chat
the widely hefaded rockies Jim Rivera OF the Browns and
Pitcher Gene eeny Of the Braves went measure up TO her
advance billing. Nj MI IA
PRESIDENT WARREN GILES OF the National taAsve has
ala aewh uniform set OF regulations for a clubs under his
1fsaetleh including 90 per day limit for meals team
aeesht ess o. ne hete FeF night games The meal alew.
ahee M and player wants 10 give away any autographed
Basebals he can get all he waHts=at % per ball,
The rst annual dance for he beneht Of the eme Plate
Club next Friday at the IeB Club sutland road Eddie
bahhiek Giants secretary who spent lifetime with the club
eheeses Ross Young over Mel ot the ame Polo Ground
Ightheder The present generation probably will contest
that selection Pictures Of Roy eampanela In the Dodgers
camp a VeFo Beach are emndfu Of old shany Hogan who
ate his way out OF the big leagues Gampanea takes fear
ta beating every spring sweating OF the weaht no piles on
during the winter but apparently hs thinks the good eating
Ia worth II,
with tho chart callers and public address announcer At
Haleah itA doubtful Dr. Woodland Tho most popular
1tAble.owner on the premises Dr. Woodland who has
fetish Tor Hawaiian Names has named his horses Mama Ma
WAWae, Erwiwi Hekll and Makani fkaika,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
v|IIanovs Five Upssis
Undeieaisd Duqussns
In Overtime Battle
~ lhl AMafIalaa RLaIi

PHILADELPHIA F'eb, a, =
BHeHesnel the katlenS last mailer
VDbeAten BASKETBALL teaTlr had ltS
BiRAHDe wlDnlnR Btpeak snApped
t6Rlght, 84sBal bE VAlaReVa In Ail
overtime pePl9di .Fhe Dukes failed
70 eKtend 4 EalIg That carried
then 70 \ se=8e tle In FeeHlatien
time
VillaneVa's Ben Stewart Scored
the decisive seal on q driving lays
Hp with sisg Femaining In the
hVesEnlnute overtime
In the nighteap Penn kent on
tho heels Of tho Eastern InteFeel.
leeiate League leaders with 4 N,
II triumph over Columbia,
A capacity crowd Of a,aaG FAM
iRmmed tho FalestFa,
puQuesne's center, Jim Tucker
led tho scorers with 40 points, hul
tailed only one field goal durinl
the decisive action In tho fourth
quarter and overtime period,
villanova waived nine fret
throw chances In the extra sea.
sion, In addition TO Ave In tht
fourth quarter, In on effort n
keep .control,
u had O eo.bo advantage witt
four minutes left In the regulation
time, but 0 three.point play b,
Jim Kennedy and q singleton b.
Carl PaeAeha brought about thl
eosso StAlemate,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
SpasIel llIlpslth N Ths tlsg

NEW Work, Feh, pa,-aenVges
towns record tWn-mlle relay taayN
turned 10 tho individual events In
the 2lst annual ICt.A track and
held championships last nlght
before 1900 at Madison Square
Garden, T'he result was that Carl
Joyce won TIN l,000-yaFd crown
and Joe LaPlerTe ran 0 very re-
spectacle second In the mile,
ueorgetowns distance ace,
Charley CaposEolI, made o good
showing, taking second 10 ArmyA
Dick Shea In the two.mlle cham.
plonAhlp After following the
HUyaA' rapid pace OF 4iS7,i for
the firAt mile and 7lO22 for w
miles, Shea broke away 10 win BY
20 Yards IN ell, cApokA0li's time
was Dii0,D,
Making his third solo start OF
the season, joyce won BY 10 yards
IN giiS nat u was hls fastest
time Tor the distance this year
and ieil IN his wake viilanova's
Ray Wheeler, Yale's Mike STANLEY,
and PehhsylvAhla'A Paul HAudens
bush and Bob do Witt
Wheeler and ftaudehbuAh shared
The eeasettlha until joyce br0k0
IN front 10 10 BY the auaFterSpOle
In bBBl The H0ya Junior who
halls from Boston Then kept Oh 10
(see HeYAs=PAee BuS)
Evening star., 1952-02-24
West Virginia Wins
Conference Honors
AY lhs AMasLalsd RIsss

MORQANT0WN, w, Va, Feb
40 West Virginia clinched reg.
ilar season basketball honors In
the Southern Conference tonight
BY dumping Clemson 5000 foi
The second time IN ~ many eve
hlngs,
The triumph was West vir.
ainlA'A i4th In 10 league Starti
with only q March eAine with
washington ana Lee here remain.
Ing. II also broke q siksyear hold
BY North Carolina State on Vie
leagues top spot,
Bee0ndsplAee North CArelina
State, 7is0a victor over north
Carolina tonight, has an ilaf
record With only one league same
left 10 play
West Virginia, now aisg ail0I
IaetheF, AaAili was without the li1s
juFed Marx workman tonight, Hul
Ias In On eeuf8 VIet0Fy iAbt lilaht
lthe M0untalheeFs didn't need him
Eddie Becker t0eh ever the heavt
IweFk with % pelhts,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Winter OIympics to End Today;
U.s.. Wins Rouch Hockey Game

10 The referee when he WAb ptlhs
lbhed for hIttIhH 4 eseeh player
With 4 stick
The United States h6W IA tled
Win BWedeh i6r bee6hd Ilia6e bes
blhd Canada A ylet6ry BVeF th6
eahadlHhS e6ula threw tbe t6ufs
/ ilatheht lit0 h thfe6EWag tlei bWes
deh, Beat sWItSefiahdI ,bzs today
WINS eAhAdA topped N6rWAvI
lisaI
6fleiaIS 6aia n there's 0 thFees
WAg tle the champion VIII be De-
elded BY 4 ma thelnat tleal J6PFnHlA
bAsed on the laPRest dllfeFentlAI
between seals i0F ana ARRlnSt the
Leaders, II lt's q tW9sWay tle theFe
Will DO A piaY9H on Monday
lnBs se8Fe III P0lnt9i
FlnlAHd se0Fed nm RmAslng NJ
points t9dAV te lean fp0m MN
10 thlFd place with ~, Her st0ut
davehteFb hnlsbed lspss and AlSe
picked up A htth place In tht
RPuelllng Wemen'A Akl race,
standings ef ether nAtlgnA were
Austria an peintsi Germany, 4sI
laee lLFAgPIpR, Fage R-g,l
Evening star., 1952-02-24
w. S, Officials Seek
Choice Of One City
To Bid for SO Game.
w lhs AmesIaisd PTs.s

OSLO, Feb, 2S -- American
Olympic otiicials laid plans today
10 end blckering and agree on o
single United States city % o can.
didAte for staging the 1855
Olympic gaItieS IN event Melbourne
backs out,
Seven United States cities are
interested Chicago, Philadelphia,
Detroit, New York, LoS Angeles,
Ban Francisco and Minneapolis
Avery Bfuhdaae, head OF the
American Olympic Committee and
International Olympic Vice Dfesia
dent, said that ~ soon ~ he re-
turned home from the Wintei
games he would aet In touch with
the mayors 0f the seven elites and
worn OUT 4 procedure for thF0wl
Ing oil backing behind one eitv
l'ft's our only possible chance b
eettlhb the eaineslD he said,
BrundAee pointed Out thAI
Mekle0 eltv, Buen0s Aires, BPusI
sels s and Hems Will enter StF0hl
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Bulletins
kenSGS State Upset

BOULDER, G0le, tA). - A
seFappy crew OF eel0Fade yeunHs
stePs tonight upset highly Feu
gaFded Kansas State, the Ma
ITEMS No. . team, 6fsBT.
Kentucky Reilly Wins
CHICAGO, R,=baGginE by
five p0iRtA with less than slK
minutes left % play, the Ma
items No, | basketball teaRl,
Kentucky, rallied t0nlGht t0 de-
feat sePappy DePauL es'el,
canISvS UpSsts DennIeS
BUFFALO, n, w. A1t-=A
driving lAyup by Herman He'd.
derrick with tw0 seconds LETT
save CanlAlus An upset victory
over NlT.h0und NJ, H0nAvens
tuFe tonight, 9A.9a, In The first
game, Lafayette trimmed the
University Of BuffalO, 0T.Ti'
Cornell Deuts Dartmouth
HANOVER, N. II. H1,-.tjor.
fell's Jack Werner tossed In
% points t0nlaht 90 lead the
ilhAeAns % undlsputed pgss
session vi iirst place IN ths
lgAAteFn intercollegiate Baskets
boil LeAHUe With 4 bT.li veEs
dlet ever Dartmouth
Evening star., 1952-02-24
On lhl AllAllallA klAll

OSLO, Febl sSl=-iiardy little
Finland swept championships IN
thS w6fieh's iBskll6meter cross
e6uhtfv and ths fheh'S 40skll6s
lAeteF feiay skl Faees t6day ahd
threatened 70 wrest FuhheFuH
heReFS iF6FA th6 United States In
The SiSth winter 0lymBleS,
Fhe winter EREles end temeFH
row Wlth the dgaF9atlG ski IuInps
inR 0b iRn9ed H9iInenk6ileh hlll
ana hnRl h6ekey l6HAtA on the
bgPd8l Stadium plHki The FlHnS
e9Ald tAke see9Dd place IN the
pn9lAelAl team Standings by 9Hts
leAplng the fRV9ped N9PWeRlans
IN thls blg, ellmaetle sh9Wl eNs
peeted W Draw 10000
FINLAND has assembled A f9Fs
mldAble jumping team, headed bV
Faune hHlFe, a dAFlDg SkleF Whe
celebrates hls Goth Birthday to-
meFFgw, hBlFe IA credited with
the lenaeAt lHmp on Fee9Fd-Abg
feet IN QbeFatdpFf, Germany, last
yeRF-but tho championship Ii do.
elded ON form "a well "a distance
N0Fse ollRph Team Grown,
The NnrweglRns have plInphed
the team crown with ll7 points
after 40 OF the 22 events on the
program,
The United States follows with
BAh, However, Americans Agurf
10 pick w o few points In ths
hockey tournament, In which
Canada Ia heavily favored and
possibly q point or 40 In the CHI
jump II their national champion
Art Toxic Of Brooklyn, Ia In goot
form.
The American hockey forces
kept their titles hopes alive bl
00hquerina CEeChosi0vakia 90, II
u rough and tumble same tOhiRh
At J0rdai Stadium, II was thI
sixth victory IN seven games foI
The United States, which close
lts tournament campaign toner
row night against The undefeatet
Canadians
10 Penalties called.
Sixteen penalties were called Il
The hafdss0eklha aaliie, Two Z
them OF major classification an
A third against Joe 6gaPR0ta 0
Wakefield, Mass for Eiilse0ndueI
eHaEh0ta, wh0 Insured IN On alter
eAtl0h with A swiss player earle
thlb week, protested 700 Vlelentl
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Mats Deal With Yanks
Feared on as Weiss
Falls 10 Call Gr|ii
Dy BuVteH HawkIns
slaT siaff eeIIesHeHdeHi

ORLANDO, F'ebr sBr==f'he Mats
held their flrst spring drill In a
light rain today and their spirits
were dampened, too, when there
was no communication from the
Yankees, with whom Washington
bosses were hoping 10 swing n SIM
player deal,
Clark drlfith, ea.year-old club
president, vetoed Calvin auiiIth'A
plan 10 call George WelAA, general
manager OF Tho Yankees, and thus
40 naWA wAA bud news for The
Mats, who had felt they would
nave q trade TO announce,
weiss told Va he'd be here
Thursday or Friday" said Calvin,
Vice president Of the Mats, "but
we haven't heard from him since, Z
Deal May FAll ThTOush,
Weiss failure 10 communicate
with Tho Mats may mean the end
OF negotiations which were de-
slBhed 10 send GBhterhelder frV
t6reh and Second ilaseltiAh UAAA
MlBhHelB 10 Tho Yankees IN Hxs
uhHhAB t6t Uutiielderb Jackie j6hs
sch and bob Uepv be66hd Bass
tiibh Billy MARLIN ana afl lliildehs
tlhea tjiayet the Mats Rls6 haVe
feealved qtets 10y N0reh itgfii the
lhalRhsJ, Whlta BON and br0WhSl
Wblie thefe WRh q iuli IN tFade
taik thefe WRA little En6Fe ACTIVITY
40 TlhkeF FleidI Wfere the Nats
e9nhned thelP eSePeiSe 20 4 10
Mlhyte ylhasbleWn FalhssDlats
tered WeFkHutr
MAnaRer RHekg HaFpis revealed
no alfeaaH hah AilRned hIs AtAPts
nR pltehePsI thaHRh, and CUT Of
! no RANKS Oh pelleVePs VIII eaHle
I Ebe veteran IefthandeF, Mickey
HAEplAp % tAke, q REGULAR turn
WtHaliy slRht unseen, but on
the hiRh Recommendation 9f Joe
69pdgnI former mailer league sees
9nd baseI1aR BBekg IA entFHstlng
Glenn Hlll9H with \ stAptIne lob
despite hls mediocre lIsil record
Win sacramento last seasen,
Hudson DFepa New Delivery
Harris said hls other starters
W9pld he Bob PgPteFheld, Sid
Hudson and Don JnhnRan, oil
FlRhthAnders, Hudson, abandoning
an NndeFhand delivery, said he'll
return 70 the overland style which
stamped him as 4 rookie sensation
with the Mats more than Q decade
ago,
The Cuban pitchers, who sot
Washington on to n spectacular
start last year before whiting,
aren't figured among Harris
frontlinerA, Connie MarreTo, julio
Moreno and Sandy cOnAuegra
may be used occasionally as start.
efs, but Buckys present plans ore
70 employ them principally IN
relief.
Marrero, battered after stArtina
last season with slN straight vies
tories, also has been treated
hafshiy In the cuban Winter
League, where Moreno has beeh
d standeutl c0hsueeta was aIvef
. bonus 10 remain Idle during The
winter,
Mickey Harris has been Buekv'l
chief reileveF for Two years bul
Weie0hies The opportunity 10 elleh
Ias q starter Mickey knows how
% piteh,H said Bueky, l'and HI
experience should Help, II Il
d6esn't worn Out, he can AWAY
80 back In the buiipen, but
! tsse MATS PAgs BuB5
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Hill Gail Upsets Windy City, Spaton Va|or Captures Wdene
Tech Rallies to Beat Roosevelt For Third Straight nerhgh Title
Win, Lose, or Draw
Dy FRANCIS STANN

ELIZABETH, n j. will honor Bob Ward Marylands two.
time Al-Ameca guard Tuesday Most business places viii
and banquet although II Head Coach Jim Tatuf Speaks IA
Will be changed to combination dinner breakfast ward
Evening star., 1952-02-24

senior from Elizabeth, Joins Tatun's stan
upon graduation as lire coach,
Dick Sislef, now with Cincinnati, still IA
burned up OF Manager Eddie Sawyer OF the
pills, whom he says was As much a. fault A
a1ybedy for The poor showing Of the 1850
National League champs last year Noting
that Sawyer has banned players wives ffetl
training camp at Clearwater. the col, Of ths
famous George Bislef tells fepertefsl II Think
when my wife gets In town NEXT week, we'll
drive from Tampa 10 Clearwater and WAve Al
the beys Oh ttelf hetel vefaHdA,D
kbAFtAh XAlAr WinflRH af IhA WiaaAap
Evening star., 1952-02-24

lsea SANTA ANITA Fage R.4.
Evening star., 1952-12-26
TO REMOVE DECALs.

MIS. ~. v. w CL., Qy0LLSUUtG/
Mrs. A. D. S., Silver Spring:
On removing decals, after trying
every other method I had ever
heard of I finally found that
acetone would remove decals. I
used pieces of cotton and satu-
rated them with acetone and
kept rubbing over the decals un-
til they were gone. On metal
cabinets / gave that spot coat
of paint first and let it dry, then
sanded lightly and I was ready
to paint the whole cabinet and
you could not see where the
decal had been.
On wooden cabinets the paint
became soft and scraped it off
on one, but later found if left
it alone it hardened again. Then
I sanded lightly, gave that spot
first coat, then painted. I
hope this will solve your prob
lem.
Haven't received an answer on
making an old fur coat into a
Jacket or cape.
Evening star., 1952-12-26
Conducted Bv
BETSY CASWELL

ANSWERS TO QUERIES;
HINT.
mrs. X. Meg, Falls Church.
After five years of RICH en-
joyment and instruction may
contribute the following to
your excellent page.
First, thank-you to all the
ladies who wrote in hints I
found helpful. Just to men
ton one-the letters on how to
make hair buns.
To the reader who COM
planned of grayness in her
wash in an automatic machine.
think. regardless Of the type
of washing machine used. the
laundry becomes whittier when
presoaked even for 10 minutes
or so in soapy water. It seems
to me that 8 or 9 pounds Of
unsoaked clothes washes itself
in very soiled water resulting
In a gray tinge dyed into the
clothes that does not rinse out.
A small hint: When egg white
doesn't beat up well, set bowl in
shallow pan of slowly boiling
water while whipping.
To the reader who inquired
about basementless houses:
After living in a house with a
cellar and two houses of differ
ent construction, but with only
a crawl space beneath them. I
find by comparison that base
mentleSs homes have cold
floors. are damp and tend to
moldiness in upholstery and
mildew on clothing, shoes,
leather, ETC., in closets.
Mrs. D. A. r.. West Palm
Beach: Used Christmas cards
would be greatly welcomed by
Sister Imelda, p. o. Box 304,
Calabar, South Nigeria, West
Africa. Mark package USED
Cards, Printed Matter"
Also, Cancelled stamps can be
used by the Jesuit missions.
They sell them to collectors and
use money obtained to aid their
missions. Tear of stamps leav-
ing little margin of the
envelope to protect edges. Ad-
dress: Jesuit Missions, 962
Madison avenue, New York
81, NJ, Y.
Evening star., 1952-12-26
PINEAPPLE WHIP:
VENETIAN BLINDS?
Mrs. G. B. H. Alerandri,


Mrs. D. G. D., Falls Church,
requested a recipe for Heavenly
HASH" I'll watch for some one
to send it in. but in the mean
time. perhaps you can use this
one for pineapple whip. Mix
70 cup crushed pineapple
drained; 16 "a pound)
marshmallow, cut into small
pieces; K teaspoon salt: and 4
teaspoons lemon juice. Chill u
hour stirring now and then.
Whip until stiff nearly " cup
whipping cream. fold whipped
cream into chilled fruit mix
ture. Serves 4. It can be pre-
pared / or 2 hours before serv-
ing and piled into dessert dishes
all ready to serve. (Apricot,
bananas or fruit cocktail can
be used).
Now, perhaps some one can
help me. We live in an apart
ment building that furnishes
only window shades. / have
considered purchasing venetian
blinds. Are they worth the extra
care they require as I work and
have a maid only twice a month
to clean? For appearance I be-
lieve the venetian blinds are far
superior.
Evening star., 1952-12-26
"THANK-YOU" NOTE;
DOLL PATTERN?
mrs. w. J. B., Vienna

(MrS. w. j. B., Vienna)
Here's thanks to Mrs. P. D. A.,
College Park. for the wonderful
quick pumpkin pie filing from
Quick magazine. One person
can't read all the magazines
and papers so It's nice when so
many send in recipes they've
tried out and liked. I would be
writing all the time If I we're
to try to express my gratitude
for all the ideas and help Of
fered in RICH.
Help! Little Lulu, of the COM
les, is my daughters favorite
character. I would like to make
a. doll for her but cannot find a
pattern. If any one has found
such q pattern please let me
know.
Evening star., 1952-12-26
RED ANTS.
BUTTERHORN ROLLS?
(E. ". Brnnduminel

tE. ", Br1ndyWine)
have lost my butterhorn roll
recipe and would appreciate it
very much If you would have it
in the RICH.