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The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18
SPORTS
MIRROR
By he Asseeissed Prsss

TODAY A YEAR AGO - The
Cleveland Browns defeated the New
York Giants, 100, In . National
Football League game before
S2.2Is fans.
FIVE YEARS AGO - The St
Louis Browns traded shortxtop
Vern Stephens and pitcher Jack
Kramer 10 the Boston Red Sox for
seven players ard cash estimated
AZ $50, 600 20 Sl00.00o.
TEN YEARS AGO - The Geor-
gia Bulldogs held their slim first
place lead ever Cerogia Tech in
the weekly Associated Press foot
bah pol.
TWENTY YEARS AGO - Primo
Camera. weighing 10 pounds,
Knocked ous Jose Santa a. Pnrtu-
gal. 80 Ii the xixth round nf their
scheanled ie-ruaaA bout Al Msdlsoz
Square Gardsn.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

Coach Ed Beckman said today
the Conchs win have just about as
tough a game as they had with
South Broward THAT South Bro
ward team was the best coached
outfit we played all season and the
Canal Zone boys win be just as
tough" Beckman said. He admit
ted, however, that the Conchs are
a much better club than the one
that took the measure Of the II.
gers last year. They too are
BETTER" he FASTENED to add.
Tickets for the game can be OBJ
tanned from any Shrine club mem.
Der.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

Ed. Note Earl z. Adams.
Clerk Of ths Circuit Court and
former newspaper man has been
enlisted TO handle fhe publicity
for their Shrine Ball Class Nov.
2s.
The Cristobal High school foot
ball squad which tangles with the
Key West High school Conchs here
Friday, Nov. %, in the first An
nual Shrine Ball classic is leading
the High School Canal Zone Con-
ference.
The Tigers are undefeated in this
seasons play. As a matter of fact
their last defeat was at the hands
of the Conchs in Cristobal last year
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

can undoubtedly be obtained with
the American Legion as a likely
sponsor and Louis Carbonell the
Number One contender for the
Promotional spot.
The site, however is another
thing. Is there a suitable location
in the city? One would say Wick
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

hustled to sign a pair Of the South
eastern leaders before they had
anywhere near finished their regu-
lar seasons. They either had to
make their moves now or run the
risk of having later to dip down
into the nations second 10, where,
by coincidence, most Of the eligi-
bles belong to the Southeastern
Conference.
Mississippi. undefeated but twice
tied going into today's Maryland
crucible, was No. II in the latest
rating Alabama, beaten only once
before its big rassle with Georgia
Tech today, stood No. II Florida,
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18
and go for all that lovely money.

and 60 for all that lovely money.
That accounts for four of the top
10. The remaining six are not open
to offers, four of them because of
the Rose Bowl tie-up between the
Pacific Coast and Midwest Confer
ences. Oklahoma's circuit, the Big
Seven, just voted to keep its teams
out of bowls, and Notre Dame
wouldn't be caught dead in one Of
them.
The pickings, then, may be seen
to have become very slim among
the real elite, a fact strongly re.
flected in the fact that both the
Sugar and Cotton Bowl people
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18
/ From The
Press Box
By OSCAR MILAN

Wow! Volta ballgamei Volta
bunch of hard-fighting Conchs!l
That was the consensus among the
hundreds Of football fans who spent
a wet but thrilling evening at the
Wickers Field Statidum Friday
night and saw the Key West High
School hold the highly touted Bull
dogs from South Broward to IL
IL tie in a gridiron contest that
upset the predictions of the ex-
perts and non-experts as well, for
we know that most Of the 1000
persons who went out to the game,
while they had high hopes of see-
ing the local kids come out on
top, knew full-well that the odds
we're against such a happening
against tough and experienced
South Broward. With the odds
against them, Ed Beckman's
Conchs went through with the fight
ing spirit that has carried the kids
through six wins, defeat and a
tie for the season. 1t was the upset
of the season and don't let anyone
tell you any different.
Jack Larsen Of the General Elec-
trio Company tells us that he has
a basketball team ready for action.
G.. E. was offered a berth in the
Navy Service League but missed
out because of deadline date con-
fusion. Jack is wondering if the
city is going to have league this
season and If so, there are four
clubs who, to his knowledge would
be glad to enter. They include the
Cupboard Club, Jaycees, Westing-
house and General Electric. Moe
Henriquez and Claude Valdez are
planning to enter as Independents
or carrying the Key West banner.
According to Larsen, City Recrea-
ton Director Paul Albury viii be
contacted some time this week in
an effort to work out a plan to
organize a city league this season.
The G.. E. athletes walked off with
the City SoftbalI championship this
year.
Rumor has II that there will be
boxing in Key West this winter
with top notch. taent slated to be
seen in action. But, all things con-
sidered, there are number of
problems to be ironed out before
the show is put on the road, name
";
/. Sponsor
2. Site
3. Promoter
The sponsor and the promoter
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18
Spartans Look
Like Sure Bet
For Grid Title
By RIP WATSON

NEW YORK R-Michigan State,
leader for most of the season in
the Associated Press poll of the
nations top college football teams,
apparently has only to beat Mar
quette Saturday to wrap up its
first national football champion
ship.
Michigan States impressive 21-3
humping of Notre Dame, COM
bined with Georgia Techs close
call against Alabama and Mary
lands upset loss to Mississippi,
left the undefeated SpartanS off
by themselves with nearly two
thirds of the third-place votes
from 127 sports writer's and broad
casters participating in this weeks
poll.
Michigan State was named first
by 80 voters and piled up 1,16S
points on the usual basis Of 10
points for first, nine for second
and so on down the line.
Despite its close game with Ala.
bama, Georgia Tech managed to
retain second place. The writers
appeared about evenly divided in
their regard for third ranked
UCLA and fourth-ranked Southern
California. Tech received 1920
points as compared to 96S for
UCLA and Oil for use.
Oklahoma, bouncing back from
its Notre Dame defeat with a ATT
thrashing of Missouri, jumped
from eighth place up to fifth, with
542 points.
Mississippi climbed from 18th
place to sixth with its upset and
in the process knocked Maryland
from third down to eighth. Ten
neSsee held firm in seventh place,
while Notre Dame fell from sixth
to ninth and Texas dropped a
notch to 10th despite a 14-7 victory
over Texas Christian.
Tho leaders (first.nInce vnfos IN
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

despite two defeats against its rec.
ord. was the No. IS choice Of the
experts prior TO facing Tennessee
at Knoxville.
Those three. plus Pittsburgh, are
the only members Of the polls
second 10 who may be considered
open to bowl offers, the remaining
six again being somehow unayail.
able. There Is q feeling that Pitts.
burgh, the No. IL, might Be argued
into a bowl game now that its ef.
forts to gain membership IN the
Midwest Conference have been
finally spurned.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

ers Field is a likely spot but it Is
evident that boxing was not taken
into consideration when the sta
dium was designed because Of its
low walls.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

Others receiving votes included
Virginia. Villanova, Navy, Florida,
Ohio State, Purdue, San Jose
State, Illinois and Kentucky.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

Jimmy Lear and Bud Slay. 1852
seniors. combined for Mlssssxipps s
longest pass play in 1851 = s.
yard touchdown against Tulane.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

Tackle Lou Creekmur Of the
Detroit Lions in the NIL weighed
16 pounds when he was born.
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

3, FTUWUJtF
The sponsor and the promoter
The Key West citizen., 1952-11-18

The leaders (first-pIace votes in
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HElP---MEN

MEN. colored. painters and paper.
hangers, for general house repair
ing; carpentry work, patch plaster
man, also experienced floor sander;
man as foreman and asst manager:
steady work. great opportunity.
BEN'S DEC. CO.. 1915 Fla. ave. NV.
MEN-Two full time and one part
time. Even inexperienced full-time
men average S100 and up per wk.
Repeat business plus regular GUS
toners assures you of steady, regular
income. Starts on q one or two day
trial basis II you wish to prove to
yourself what an excellent oppor-
tunity this is. Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 per week and up on
regular customers by appointment.
Fuller Brush customers are pleasant,
courteous and buy these famous
everyday necessities regularly. An
experienced man will make calls
with you and train you. II you are
interested in a sure way to raise
your income, INQUIRE at oil Ma
tional Press Bldg, 14th and r SITS.
NV. or phone D1. ATT or DI. 349S.
MEN WITH PANEL TRUCKS. or able
to buy one to. pick UP and deliver
toms most modern plants. Full or
up to S150 a week. MR.. BENNETT,
NO. 9S20 days, or JU. S-1219 eyes,,
for appointment.
insulation work. Perma-
nent. Experience not necessary but
must be able to drive truck Report
ready to work, 7;30 am. 1905 N.
Glebe I'd Arl Va -17
Evening star., 1952-11-16

JUST ONE
We are looking for one man only
for the Washington area. Our
product Is nationally advertised
and well known. 1t Is accepted by
the American Medical Association.
Our men work only from direct
leads and earn $3.50 weekly and up.
We provide free training. pay lib
eral comm. and bonus. You must
have had successful retail speciality
sales experience and own good
car to qualify. You must nave pa
tience, get along we'll with people
and be yelling to really nit the
ball. You must have a nice appear
ance and personality. Some night
appts. necessary. If YOU can meas
ure UP to these standards and
want a permanent, digntfied, semi
professional occupation that will
provide an above-averaeP income,
phone MR.. SEYMOUR at ST. 1854
for personal interview.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
MEN
Read Carefully

I want to talk to s men
who are interested in increas-
ing their earnings to $1,000
smiysit;a,,s ysawmea men n wno ,meorfsat are neal
willing to learn - men who
want a permanent year-around
position with excellent op-
portunity for advancement. If
you are between Is and 80
years of age and have a car,
be at S1O1 Schrider St. in
Silver Spring at z pm. sharp,
MOndov nvaninC -16
Evening star., 1952-11-16

CONVENIENT WORKER OF student,
8 am: to 5 p.m., with D. C. permit;
may be shared by two. MCLEAN
DRUGS. 4231 Wisconsin ave. lie
YEAR ROUND POsITION-Clothins
statesmen, for full time and part
time. Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES.
1O12 F st. NV. 10
PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED person
with good tipping ability and unim-
paired endurance; willing to work
anteed income Of 5000 per annum
and expect higher earnings: salaried
learning period. Box 324-M. Star.
TWO AUTO MECHANICS, Ford exper =;
5-qay wk.; group insurance. vaca-
tion with pay; good opportunity. Ap-
ply to Mr.. Palmer. FRANK SMALL.
ss47: 81; NC slS Penna' ave. Sc: ed gR'
IS S21O. A WEEK worth a postcard
to you? Then rush card for special
amazing new Automatic Refriger-
ator Defroster like "hot cakesl'
D-FROsT.o:M o:MATIC,. Dept. 46-A.
MAKE $50 TO $500 PER SALE, SELL
til ling r.s new s..tnI. miracle optdO9E Eht
auto agencies. Others: exclusive ter
ritories. to statesmen and distribu-
tors: live leads furnished: written
money-back guarantee clinches sales.
No samples. investment or light
ing experience required. w. H.
LONG CO., Ill W. Illinois st.,
Chicago 10. III. Established 1911. .
AID MATCHES, SELL AMAZING DE.
SIGNS! 20, 80. 40 and 24O.light
book matches; bigger spot cash
CONN.,; every business a prospect;
repeats; start without exp, men,
women; full, part time. BUY MOTH
ING; sales kit furn. MATCH CORP
OF AMERICA. Dept. BIG, Chicago
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HELP--MEN

for night shift, foY
large frozen food distributor. Report
to MR.. MCKEE Monday. 8 am. for
interview. 2155 Queens Chapel
Evening star., 1952-11-16
DANCE TEACHERS

Ballroom. full time. experience pre-
terred but not necessary: complete
training given free, guaranteed
salary. plus liberal commissions.
Apply Monday, 1-5 pm. VICTOR
STUDIO, 1880 Conn. ave. -21
DICTAPHONE OPERATORS. perm.
positions with opportunity. for ad-
vancement; liberal annual leave and
sick leave; .4O-hr.. 5-day week. Give
full particulars on experience, tipping
speed. age, telephone number and
address. Box 491-S. Star. -21
DIETICIAN-For hospital near Wash
tngton; single preferred; must be
ADA member; attractive salary and
maintenance; please furnish details
Of previous experience. etc. Box
33S-S, star.
DOCTORS assistant receptionist.
experience not necessary. In Beth
esda area. Pleasing voice, appear
ance, disposition. Reply in own
handwriting, stating age, marital
status, phone number. BOX 92-S,
Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
= HELP WOMEN tcont. !
Advertising Detail Clerk

ALTERATION HAND-We need one
more expert; perm. position: start
ing salary. S45 wk. SELMA GOWNS,
ALTERATIONS MAID, colcred. mus,
have some experience: for smart
dress shop: pleasant working con-
ditions. Apply MR.. OGENS. at S551
Fenton ST., Silver Spring, Md.
Opposite Hecht Coz --1S
ARTIST -DRAFTSMA position
with American Chinese Society pub
lications. Should be able to handle
layouts and line sketches as well as
chart work. Call RE. $500. ext. 80
for appointment. or write giving de-
tails OF training and experience
Assistant BOoKKEEPER. cash
control clerk. payroll. over AS
$50 start. 5 days: references
NEEDLECRAFT. 516 I1th st NV.
5-day, 40-hr. wk. Give age. exper
and ref Box 23S-S, Star. lie
Evening star., 1952-11-16
WATCHMAN 7NIGHT5
WELDERS
Wholesale Distributor
Chester, Penna.

WINDOW CLEANERS, experienced or
inexperienced young men to. learn
ieaggo I g0oo joa I6ads: s:essS9a sSS99a pay while you
BOY. white. for mailrm. and shipping
dePPl deePti OF national newspaper. go.
MAN 10, clerical work and assist in
farm equipment parts dept. PERM,
veterans training program avail.
GoNEY;s, NC. s126 Ca. ave. ave, ST. ST.
MAN, young, white, to learn brake
service business; experience not
necessary. No phone calls. Apply
CLIFFS BRAKE SERVICE. 1905, NJ
MAN. colored, laborer. cleaning, truck
driver, steady work; reliable, willing;
good habits. Apply 1916 Bryant st.
MAN, white, handy with tools. in
bldg. repairs, upkeep property for
MAN, white, 2O-35, for work in fro
zen food warehouse. Steady Job, good
hI9SpIt APgIy 415 5,t.n 10th St os s;w. See Mr.;
MAN MAN FOR FARM WORK Saturdays mIG
and holidays near Seat Pleasant;
Seatber S an ree9sncsE 9euT inside Ids.9 work bad
-412-R. Star.
MAN. exper.. to take complete charge
Of bowling alley. Good proposition
for right man. Write to Box 353-S.
Star. giving age and refs. -18
MAN. white, to drive delivery truck.
Apply 1919 L st. NV.
MAN-White, sober. to assemble or
ply Mr.. Beddow, DOUBLEDAY HILL
ELECTRIC CO. 113l Oakie st. ne.
MAN. COLORED. PAINT FILLER-To
fill paint in paint factory; permanent
position for steady, reliable, sober
man. If you have good local refer
.ences. call TU. $500 for interview.
MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings; good refs. 81. 1851.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
TRUCK
DRIVERS
& HELPERS

Part-time positions open for evenings
and Saturdays for truck drivers and
helpers, to deliver television and
major appliances: good salary.
Apply Mr.. Bolts, LACY'S SERVICE
BUILDING. 1880 Half st. s.w.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
CT .ERK

Young woman. for general office work
in small office of large company;
exper. not essential; 5-day. 35-hr
wk.; $40 to start. Call UN. 1000.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
PART-TIME JOB
AT ONCE

Three men will be chosen for new
established national manufacturing
company. You must be 20 to So
years of age. neat appearing and
OF inherent honesty and integrity
II You. qualify, you will earn S75
program offers rapid advancement
and promotions to more responsible
positions. Experience not necessary.
Car essential. Call RA. 1904 Mon
day for personal interview.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
CLERK

C@LERK-TYPIsI. @ good opportunity for
front desk cashier work at promi-
nent club in NV. area: good salary.
plus meals; day shift. Call Mon.
after 8 am. WI. 400. -17
CLERK-TYPIST, must be able to
snnibe sSranscribe from dictaphone. DE.
CLERK-TYPIST; 35-hr. working week;
salary plus free tuition; liberal an
nual and sick leave benefits. Phone
director's .oftice. AMERICAN UNIV.
ST. 4940 for appointment. -17
CLERK-TYPIST-Retail jewelry store.
aan al company benefits: excel. working
ERS. sol H st. ne. -I7
observation-disclosures work in
pleasant surroundings. Advance
ment., Must be neat, accurate. Ap.
ply 112S 10th st.. ~ W..
CLEkk-TYP1ST, in. credit depart
ment' men 40rhour, 5-day week; excel
position to one interested. Apply
Personnel ONCE. SEARS, ROEBUCK
g. CO.. $500 Wilson blvd. Arlington
CLERK TYPIsr. assist buyer in
wholesale 9axs adpns.: house: oo good opportunity;
fits; good salary. Call DU. 1873.
-17
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position
with large organization; good typ
Ing and accurate figuring is es-
Sential; salary excel, 5-day week.
experience. Box 311-M. Star.
CLERK-TYPIST, middle-aged woman,
Tor rental office where meeting the
public is required and clerical work
is OF minimum. pleasant Office
H. c. REINER CO.. Room 4O7. Cen
tury BLDG. 412 5th st. NV. Mon.
between 1912 am.
law and accounting
office; part time, 9-1, S1.50 per hr. /;
must be excel. typist. State refs.
and exper. Box 106-R, Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
YOUNG MEN (O

Needed for our advertising dept. No
exper. necess.; earn $50 wk. while
1922 18th st. NV, 2nd floor, 8 to
IL am. only. See MR.. LOCKYER.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

TO your earning capacity If you are
working. in our. organization. For
thur Murray Studio is accepting
applications for PART-TIME teach.
erS. Training program to start
Wednesday. November 10, $3.50 to
1920 pm. If you are between
$3.50. college trained. with pleasing
personality, neat appearance, apply
In person. to Mr.. Cummins, AR
THUR MURRAY STUDIO, 100 Conn.
aua NMa ch O-10 n m II
Evening star., 1952-11-16
TV
SERVICE MEN

For reliable radio and TV store,
bench and outside work, experienced.
Transportation furnished; excel. op-
portunity for right man; top salary.
Apply MR.. COLLlERE, S662 Coles
Evening star., 1952-11-16
CAREER POSITION!

Would YOU like to investigate a posi-
tion as sales representative for
Americas oldest life insurance COM
pany? For one who qualities. start
ing salary $4,000. plus commits
sions. A three-year- on the Job
training course. Retirement plan
and other benefits. Ages 25 to so.
Call Mr.. Rice, District 076@, MU-
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. for appointment.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
SCHOOL. ROYS
THERE IS
NO LIMIT

Par time ne. and Sc. sections. Ex-
cellent earnings. 313 Penna. ave.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
TYPIST

Permanent position resident Arl.,
GEORGETOWN area. Experienced pre-
ferred but not essential. Large Or
sanitation offers excel. opportunity.
5-day week. Paid vacations, other
benefits. Phone MIR. SWAIN, co.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

MAN WITH CAR
Big earnings; good refs. 81. 1851
Evening star., 1952-11-16

VENETIAN BLIND INSTALLATION
MAN-Top pay for exper. man, but
exper. not essential. Apply in per-
son ready for work Mon. 524 Forest
Glen rd., Silver Spring. Md.
WALL WASHER. experienced. capable
man to contract thorough cleaning
OF several apt. house corridors. NO.
WAREHOUSEMAN, white, 2O-35. for
work in frozen food warehouse.
Steady job, good opportunity for
steady, reliable man. Apply 415
10th st. s.w. See MIR. MORRIS
after IL noon. No phone callS.-17
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOSTESS

Exper., for breakfast and lunch hrs;
ability to supervise lge. hotel dining
room; pleasant working conditions;
liberal company benefits; paid vaca-
tionS Apply in person. Employment
Office
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
Evening star., 1952-11-16
TRUCK DRIVERS
PERMANENT

Colored. 1885 yrs. OF age; previous
experience as truck driver in
Wash. area: clear driving record
ana D. C.. drivers oermlt are re-
quired Must be sble to pass
physical exam Apply Personnel.
Room sos: open weekdays. s:30-5
and Sat 9-1. No phone calls.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30

Beat SO well
and c o m bin e
with pineapple
and milk. Stir
into dry mixture
blending ell
pre- In
creased Slime h
so u are pAn
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30
WOMAN'S WORLD
WoMANs WORLD
Lessen Dirt, Sove Time Cleaning
And You'll Avoid Kitchen Futigue
By Ertta Haley

VxyoULD ANYONE CHANGE her
w kitchen for that Of grandmoth-
sr's dayf Fifty years ago kitchens
usually mad dark, vanished vain.
seoting and woodwork, . black iron
range. bare wooden floors and .
gray enamel sink.
II was q dreRFy sort Of kitchen In
which grandmother worked. and she
really had 10 work 10 keep II clean.
Today'n homemakeT has 0 much
simpler problem, but she IL stu
seeking ways 10 cut down kitchen
cleaning and thus avoid the fatigue
which comes from doing routine
tasks.
Some women feel that light sur.
faces require more cleaning than
those which were dark. others cling
10 outmoded cleaning methods which
are not necessary for reasonable
cleanliness, and Stiil others find that
ths constant repetition Of cleaning
makes them fstiEied
Whatever are the reasons. ia
both interesting and challenging 10
cut down your fatigue and rs slim.
uiAtinG 70 find that you can accom-.
pliSh more work In less time than
before.
Check your standards for clean.
linsss first, They change from time
70 time. you know. Perhaps before
your children came everything In
your home was always In place and
spIe and span no matter what cor.
nsF you might check,
with young children, however.
you may be worrying unduly about
cleanliness and this IL fatlguina 10
both you and the family. IT'S wise TO
encourage the children 10 center
some OF their activities In the kitch.
on. You shouldnt worry too much
about smudaed woodwork. at least
every day Of the week.
You can keep your kitchen neat
II you keep surfaces bare enough for
working. Cut down on accessories
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30

for several hours or overnight Cut
into N.inch crossWiSe slices Dip
slices In -four. then brown In
small quantity Of fat turning once
to brown both sides, NSlei cut.up
chicken may be omitted II desired
II desired. ground chicken skin may
be used 10 replace part OF all Of the
chicken meat
Like TO vary the breakfast with
creamed Clipped beeif Make II the
day or evening before and allow t.
chill. Then you need only heat n
while pouring out the juice and max,
ing the coffee II you use shredded
wheat biscuits. this saves making
the toast
CreAmed Clipped Beet
tSeFVcs u
q tablespoons butter o. sub
stitute
y pound dried beet
4 tablespoons flour
. cups milk
tablespoons bsilln1 WaIeT
shredded wheat biscuits
Melt tat add beet torn in smah
shredS and cook until It's frIIled
Stir In -four and cook until Drowned
Add milk gradually. snd surfing
constantly. cook until mixture bolts
Just before serving, pour / lahle
spoon boiling water through each
biscuit sliced lenSthwise. Dram
Serve beet over the softencd biscuit
When you serve an unusual coffee
cake, the folks are bound to come
running for breakfast In this.
crushed pineapple Is used ior the
batter, Then IT. set off property
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-05-30

Lynn Chambers Breakfast
Sliced Fruit (OTanges. BanansO
Chicken Scrappls Fried Eggs
Toast Jelly
Beverage
Recipe Given