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3 BEDROOM Sunshine. Landscap-
ed. fenced in yard, Jalousies,
stove, refrigerator and automatic
washing machine. $S200.0O down.
2120 Fogarty Ave. Call 2-76SS.
mayer ,30tx
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3 ROOMS and bath. Electric kitch-
en-. $4,000 monthly. / child &C.
cepted. No pets. 2603 Flagler. Ap-
ply AIT Catherine. Phone 2-22SS.
iune9-3t
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25Real Estate For Sale
fCONTINIJEul

3 BEDR., bath home. Top quality
construction throughout. S19,-
$1,000, terms. 1921 George st.
Phone 2-627S for appt. may26-24t
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UNFINISHED 3 bedroom house.
Screened porch. Fenced yard.
$115.00 per mo. 2505 Seidenberg
Ave. Phone mornings 2-6977.
jun11-2tx
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HOUSE for rent with Frigidaire.
stove, Bendix & rugs. 243S Fogar-
ty, corner of 7th. iun1O-6t
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BRAND NEW, completely furn.
modern bedroom CHS. with
large screened porch, utility room,
large closets, tile features, For
mica, all electric kitchen and auto
matte washing machine. Full loan.
Asking SIG, 10000. See owners, 1903
United st. jun11 thurs, sat, tueS-tf
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Houses For Rent

HOUSE at 4O6 Fleming st. 8 bed.
rooms, furnished. $4,000 month.
ly. E. A. Strunk, Jr., Phone
z-fU9I. may28-tf
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50L.egal Notices
NOTICE UNDER p1srgrgOrsS
&AR8E Lax

NOT EEs HEREBY 64NE@ thar
tbs eHesEslwnsas desiring 81 So
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Fafts he EsKes Eersaa sagsMsas
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3 BEDR. House. Completely fur
nished for rent til September.
1920 Patterson. iun1O-3tx
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DON'T Mss
THIS ONE

TWO BEDROOM CBs House 90
bsauaf1l landscapes corner ios.
fhas hama was designed t0g con-
toEkshAs Florida hvfng. lsaa Flag.
lef Aveaae Ne reasnnnhae ogser
released Johnsea q 1oAnsan. 4as
Duyal 81. Phons 2szSsI. Eyeainxs
Cal 2.9iTa. zaIs.Ss
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For Rent

ROOMS for working men. $500 to
$1,000 per week. Cooking facili-
ties. Apis. $4,000 to 5000 per mo.
Apply All William st. jun2-12tx
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KEY WEST CITIZEN Pss. II

COTTAGE for rent near New
Margaret Ann Store. Couple only
no pets. Price Organization, All
Fleming st. Phone 2-7611.
iune6-tf
Evening star., 1953-06-21

Here's why-You fulfill your obEgution
10 your country.
You get The puy Of your erode o. rcnis
for eoch iroining ussembly or day Of comp
while In unit!
BY spending only Is days at svmmer comp
plus 40 hours in oddiiionol reserve ocsiv-
tiles ecch yeOr you con gvoronfee q ife-
time income for yourself ond f0mily when
you reach HE oge Of so.
Ihct income con be 500 oFmose q month.
While you're il the Army Reserve yoUN
hive q chonce TO offend HE Army's fine
technical Schools at full poy.
Don't throw owoy all he benefits YOU
Evening star., 1953-06-21
(See Front COvcr)

instead Of two. Gwen danced sensationally,
in ''On the Riviera" and also in David and
Bathsheba' and The Merry Widow. But
nobody bothered to tie her down with con-
tract. When Cy Feuer and Ernest Martin,
producers Of 'tCan-C )" offered her job
on Broadway, she was free to accept.
After Hollywood. Broadway is duck soup
to Gwen. Only four numbers day" !" she
Evening star., 1953-06-21

says smiling. "and have every Sunday of. /"
The only other easy job she had was when
she staged a show for the Lido" in Paris
Nothing to it. Whenever was stuck for
an idea could say, Bring on the nudes!'" "
Gwen Verdon, the supposed meteor out of
the blue, is really an ''old pro. Discover
ing" her. it has to be said, was little like
finding a peach on peach tree. The End
Evening star., 1953-06-21

e0med while II ite Army. % ucsive II ne
Army Reserve. See Ire Us. Amy RsssNe
Unit Instructor IN your cisy o. He neosess
US. Amy Recruiting Ssosion
W01 GEyy j Find OF obovi ~ bessaias
10 yoU when yoU Join sbs WAC Reserve. No
prior m1ifury service rsquirsd.
YOUNG MEM Yoy moy solis, i,
The Army Reserve Os 0Os " and begin 10
serve your odi0ofion 0nd surn rsfirsmsnf
Cnd promotion. f atierf 10 Induction. yoU
con b rsc0iled us o Rsservisf insis0d and
90 on duty II wh0tsvsr Oruds you mcy hove
achieved. Ms good dscli
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Hurricane Carol
Loses Some Fury;
Still Dangerous

MIAMI, Flas--Weather Bureau
Advisory No. IS. Carol, II AN,
EST, Sept 5. 1888:
The hurricane center was near
Lat. 2s.7 North. Long. so West
II II am, EST. Moving north
northwestward about Is miles per
hour. II Is spread over a larger
area and has lost . little force.
Highest winds are now estimated
about 10 miles per hour near the
center. but hurricane force ex-
tends about 100 miles outward IN
Northern semi-circle and 50 miles
10 the south. Gales cover an area
600 miles In diameter.
Cenainued north-northweet %
northerly movement Is indicated
through tonight with q slow
curve % north-northeast Sunday
This i an dangerous hurricane
and sAsps tald svoid a.
NORTON,
weather Bureau.
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LABOR
MANS GREATEST BLESSING

AL wealth Is she product Of labor Many Of ~
when We speak about labor think only of working
with our hands. But minds work also. All comforts
and eonveniences in life are tTaeeable 10 working
minds That truth not only pertains TO great inven-
tions but also 10 common things that ne take for
granted Minds to conceive and hands 70 execute
neafer 10 q state Of perfection among Americans
than among other nationalites, and that q The
son why our country Is the greatest in the world.
But Labor Day was created as n holiday In hon.
or Of the man who works with his hands This Is the
day set aside to applaud him for the role he has
played In making our country great Whether he
works hundreds of feet under ground the ground
or above the ground, he performs his duties dilgent
ly and effectively.
We have known men in Key West who worked
with their hands and were devoted TO their work
they flouted the idea Of retiring and added they
would 60 crazy IL they did not have something to do
II was hard for them TO conceive how loafer was
able TO while away his time. for unemployed time
presses heavily on the mind Of an active man. Bless
ed 4 the man who likes his work.
Work, whether with hands or minds. i the
worlds greatest Invention" Without work. the hu-
man race would have long since annlhilated ITSELF.
Work Is the factor that makes Il possible for man TO
live wellrounded life.
So The Citizen saluses Labor Day - holiday
that reminds us that work mans greatest blessing
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End OF Tax
On Traa
nov
Railroads Start
About Fight
To Abolish
Is Per Cent Tax

The nation's railroads have laun
ched an an.out campaign 70 abol'
ish the IS per cent Federal AK On
al transportation. Mrs. Marionns
Slmone. simone's Travel Agency
Agency, announced today.
Mrs. Slmone has been appointed
ehalrmsn Of the Key West Keys
committee in The campaign. She
represents the two railroads oper
asing oul Of Miami. The Seaboard
ard the Florida East Coast.
The Is per eent TAX was origin
ally levied during Weird War Il
as 4 means Of disc0nraRing an
necessary travel On the overload
Cd trains.
N has persisted since IRE war
e. . dslsrFens - travel. sssefd-
lssu - MRS. simens. TIE siFlinss
have hesn slghaina shs tax Cor
sona tire. Nos re Tsilroads
have meblliEsd paFsennei and
travel agents threushova ~ eevn
lEy 10 PEI en- an all-ouf cam.
Continued On Page Twelvel
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3Ipiiured
Damage Amounts
To $3.50 Ia
Highway Smash

MARATHON - Three people
wrre injured IN ) two car aeei0enl
along the Oversees Highway. a.
Rock Hsrhur. Thursday afternoon
Il vas reported today BY SLATE
Trooper s. n. "Slim" Walker
Supervisor a. ne Marathon High
way Patrol ileadquarleFs.
According 10 Walker. who was
called 10 me accident scene. ~
accident occurred ~ about Ia
y. M.
James q Miller. Dr., ~, 3il Ma
rine balldlng. Earle. pennsylvanla
was driving q 1881 Plymouth Sc
dan. north bound along the Over
seas Highway. he was making /
leil tarn % TIE FlSherman's Para
disc Restaurant.
Millers car was repoFsetlls
struck hruadsldes b. ! soulhbouns
1854 Furd sedan drlgen By Gweuf
Edwin icCormiek. a. q BaptlS
Minister. a Long Street, Griffin
Georgia. Walker reported that Nc
Cormick vas travelling al an Is
simated speed of 90 10 Is mAel
an hour IN a s. mile zone.
The lmpaci of the Ford sirikinl
TIE Plymouth spun t around 50 1
landed diFerlly In irors If TIE res
iaurans MrCormilks car coutinhes
on Zoe shout Is feet baore coming
90 = halt.
injured were Mccormick, IN.
driver al TIE speeding car. VII
laccFallons of the riKhl arm ans
head. bis wife. Lama Nae MeCor
mick. who suffered 4 bruised rich
thigh aad Knee and Mildred y
Miller. wife q ne driver oi IN,
struck car whe vas thFuan froH
ne vehicle and sustained abFaslonl
~ beth arms sad lees. and bruises
On lhe hand, leii thlgh and back
tContlnucd On page TwelveI
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SOldierDenieS
Charges OF
PrO-Red
Youthful Corporal
I'm Route Home
Says lie Dihn'l
RAT To Connies
~ RoY EsSoTAN

HONOLULU R~cpl. Slick"
arrived In Hawaii yesterday home.
ward bound from Tokyo and said
1T was a mistake" that fellow
war prisoners in North Korea were
out 10 set him because he rated
on them 10 the Communists.
A boy scarcely out Of his teens,
Slick looked young and q little
scared. His hand shook Is he held
a cup of coffee and talked 10 q
reporter Al Hickam AR Force
Base.
They called me Slick but il was
all . mistake" he said. n never
squealed on anybody 10 the Com.
munists. "
Slick admitted there was snimos.
ny In camp against men who we're
friendly 90 their Communist cap.
tors bot he denied be was one Of
them.
= vas friendly with everybody
They had nothing against me. )" he
said.
Slick confirmed he went AWOf
i've days from an army hospital
IN Tokyo. fIe denied be was trying
10 run away from other liberated
prisoners.
Il went out and got drunk and
missed my plane and decided q
stay dFurk. " he said.
lie returned voluntarily 10 tha
hospital.
Slick said he had been questioned
Continued On Page Twcgvel
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Charles L. Roberts
Leaves For N.Y.C

ChaFses NJ noherln "a leaving "a.
mofrow allNrnoon Cor New York
whafe ~ wIli meet BIS danehtel
Betty, when the lie ~ France doch
Tuesday eAorning Al O'clock.
ne'lg no1erts i one 81 ne SIS
Key West glrls Who has been tour
ing Karupa iur che last three
moniha. ~. Roberts 4 me oals
panenl asking the trip north d
meet the alrla Tie others. excepI
for sulie Stone. who Is remaining
neglh ioF he eeenlng 81 college 81
MladlehaFFy. VI. vii Feluru q
kay West next week
N ne group tearing Europe weFs
Masses Dora ard Norma Martinez
Kloinn Cato. Virginia Russell, ans
nellt and Jnlie.
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9Th &c. Building Iii.

KANSAS CITY lr--AnosheF bust
ness building SIS bombed here
last night--the tia In the last
week.
The hig front windows a. the
Glass House. a glass and china.
ware shop. were hiawn cot BY the
explosion.
OpeFstors of he store said they
had no IDEA why the place waa
bombed
Previous blasts have occurred Al
tWo clothing stores. an aufo agency
and q grocery store "A 5000 &c.
ward has been posted for lnforma.
ton leading 90 eonxictiun of the
bomb throwers.
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Thirteen Cents Unlucky
For XIV Man And Sailor
Marathon IP
Fines Clements
$50 And Costs

MARATHON - A Key West res.
tauraleur vas fined $50. plus
costs. ell because Of thirteen cents
owed on q food check.
Jesse n. Clements. III GrinneIl
Street. Key West. who said be was
owner Of Jesses Waterfront Cafe,
and seaman Ord Class Charles
Day, stationed al The Boca Chica
Naval Air Station. had. what ap.
peared 10 be the star roles in a
series Of Incidents. at first seer
ingly non.related.
Il all began Thursday morning
when State Trooper =. n. sim
Waller dashed out to the south
Pine Channel area 10 Investigate q
report Of an 0ldsmohile partly
turned over NJ the side Of the road.
Arriving al the scene. Walker found
u abandoned near q side road.
~ sheus ire ssms tine, . man
end weman, Idenllfy undisglesed.
semplalnea - Ronnie Renae. 81
the MaFslhen highway pssFol
Headquarters fhaf swe msH IN
black Dodge eag had been aFiv.
ne Esekiessly solns nerth 81 ne
Seven Aalle Bridge. They we're 81.
mesi sideswlpsd. ire eouple re-
ported. ard ere 81 re man lesr.
80 ~ ire wemsn when ne oedee
atiempiad 10 pass on fha Bridge.
TheY FspeFfsd shs license tee
number 81 Ire ear.
While RoEdo was taking this ne.
port. IN walked anti mosquito Con.
trol Commissioner Walter Trandel
10 register . complain against two
men who. be claimed. had insulied
WailTesseS. become ohsnSlvely bois.
ferrous. and had also failed 20 pay
The hill amount for the beer and
sandwiches they had ordered Al
hls neasby South Seas Drive IN
Restaurant. he. Too. had > auto
license TAG number. Win the other
couple standing b.. 4 developed
that the tag numbers were lienti-
cal and thai they we're ali CON.
claiming about the same men. Tran.
DEL reported that the men lelt bis
Drive-in. and we're again heading
south IN TIE direction og me Seyea
Nile Bridge.
Here State Trooper Walker enter.
81. he had lnst retained. after
ordering the local Bully Parrish
Gull Service Wrecker 10 haul n
TIE abandoned car. Neither the
driver, nor anyone else connected
with TIE car vas found At the
scene.
UEon hearing ne Fspors skeus
IRE reckless drisirn ard inxiaant
~ re Drive On. Nslker imme-
aistslY lsfs ard Ne FsSieeS hsek
- tlas pstfel sfsissn shat he bed
esaraaken snd arrested ere nssn.
= eel wenf ouf Fer gysliea 81
Ire Peace b. o. zeiiarewer
Walker hrouaht Clements anf
Day back IL as highway patro' car
ClemeniS vas charged wilb feck
/. IContinged On pake Twelsxl
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Labor Day Weekend Opens
For Navy, Civilian Key West
Travel Up As
last Summer
Holiday Begins

Labor Day weekenA l. TIE BID
holiday of me wnrking men and
women q the nallon.
Yesterday and today Millions 81
Americans Piled Into fhelr ears
heading fw their last nng week
end 81 ne sumner season n
mounlaln retreat o. So shore.
BumpeF.lo.pumper they are ira
yelling niles % esi out q he cities
which have been prostrale IN The
worst heat wave of TIE summer.
~ esmpsrissm go e. No Pio-
rIday Keys ere lRdeed becky.
| We have only 10 walk 10 Cur
county or city beaches. or 10 bop
In the ear today or tomorrow and
ride up the Keys % NE best flsh.
ing grounds In the United states.
Those Of IA who llka fishing under
the sea ean leave CaFrlsoh Blight
IL q charter boat o. 90 oulboard
and 90 out 10 Sand Key and swim
In the clear. blue water N pursuit
Of our quarry.
Hundreds Of Navy families have
already left town Cor weakende IN
Havana. In Miami or % the state.
Civilians who work IN County and
City offices started their lhree day
holiday yesterday at >. m.
Only psllse. IRE, shaFlils snd
vl1ai weTksrn N eemmswnaestieRss
hospitals amd aEamapeEsstsen 20.
nsined 90 shslr pesas Coz re
helldsy. werklas 81 sAlsss. Asss
~ ihem wili - shie ~ ssivsee
81 least era day egs u - lhFee
day weeksmd.
In the North. Labor Day means
the beginning of the iona WHITES
when furnaces. snow. gnloshes,
colds and 90 are the prevailing
picture.
Here in Key west. Labor Day
means the beginning 81 the pre-
season eiesn-up made ~ motel.
hotel and home owneFs.
/ chllaram ere haek ~ sshesl.
/ Clues ssa slvlG eruanlsaIlens ere
hsginninn sssesr WRITER pFeofems
ard ksv Maesa heslness hFms ere
asaains sssay ssr shs - sewElsa
ssssen sxpsxss6 shls yssf.
The last lnng holiday weekend q
the seasoa wEa BE- marked through.
cut the nstksn BY accidsntS, Il 4
follows TIE usual pstteFn. On The
lConainned ca Page Twelvs)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05

Labor Day, and the happy prospect Of a
three-day holiday weekend Is before us.
It's been quite while since you could plan some
thing special for that extra day" and perhaps
you're making plans for that little trip you've been think
ING about these past months
II you do venture forth traffic jammed highways
this holiday urge that you make safety your first
concern.
Make sure your car i travel worthy.
Allow yourself time enough
Heed traffic laws and regulations faithfully.
Remember that speed Il the highways Number One
Kiiler-Watch thar speedometerl
Help to make the foAdways safe for all.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Dean WinHead
Home After
PhysicalCleck
wociors Say
Generals Appetite
m aAmanlng''


TOKYO ~. Gen. Wnlism
=. Denm. Klhernlea yesterday after
mme lhan lkEse years h c0mmu.
eI1l pli1en4. checked n - Tokyo
Army Hnapllni today for rest and
= phseni eAamlnasi0n before
hetd|ns IONS.
nocinfa Described Deans apps.
alls ~ ''amhalng"
ne - scheduled Is second
naws eealnInnee lnf Sunday IN he
ha1pitnl nmdlleflnm.
Iha dis hut apparently healthy
enrmef eammaad9f q the Y. s.
so ulVlaion fIaw here thln morn.
"a lEnm KnFen aileg Inspecting IN
konoF guard a eth Army head.
aueriaFs n Seed
neiefa boarding. q BIT for the
nvehour flight b japan, Dean
afogs lhrough ihe streets q South
koFaa'B capital smiling and waving
u lheusaman "a kogonnn wh9 turned
~ - cheer him.
AZ he alrbase near keoul. Dean
sept a. Ne anld iaFamaIl ID Gen.
fnxwell y. Taylor, nlh army CON.
mandeF. ard ether oilleers and
eemesenlalivsa q ne hepuhlie 81
KoeUm Mknfe Ne was military sou
nFnor curing ihe oceupailoa.
A ~ started % board he plane,
NAem laoAtd ii = arnup Al small
KnfeBn RiEln who had presented
Nm u Nouauela a fioweFs and
sd. IaIAAhi hpmapsupmlda, :
Kofenn lw thank you very
mneh
wllh nsan - ne flikhi 70 Japan
ueEe iNo nlbGE KepalFlaled yeler.
Ams II fisA ISL DlEision. MSgf
4Nssph TIA cI Eignolusk, and SGT
hlslen Ceak ol hluefleld. VI. VI.
Al a. airport n see hlm Oft was
c.. chmgIRa u. Rain. 81 Salem.
N. a. ne ioTm&f executive officer
~~ - - ,.,.....s ss.sne
- -, - ns,n 49, 49,. -
a. N - 49,. 5000 sl,ens
-. - ~. SOD ~ns ii.
Ass,kaaw nma rlenm vnmhrhnas
ssss.. ' ~ - ~ L.
- - -. -.
- ~ .~.sr...,a salaser wao wen
-. 1870 ~ 1s..ss.r 80 heralsns
-. ....a.. =. i~s.,,~~ - ~
Ss.~~ss Il Tes.ss 49, sseselrs
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No Citizen
On Labor Day

FsllUuips sa snnaal svstem.
IN eTaag 30 sive las enpioyes
sn eppeFiwaliy 10 enjoy shs
hellaav With their families. The
elflnsn win noi be published en
Laher Day. MendaY. September
y.
TIE nsxa Issue 81 ire pspsF
will sppaar Tvssday. sepiem.
her Q.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-05
Nearly 300 Young Anglers
Jam City Docks For First
XIV Better Fishing Meet
Ken Bates Wins
Grand Prise With
2-POUnd Snapper

Nearly 500 young fisher.
men iammed the Clyde Nal
lork Docks this morning for
The first annual Better Fish
ing Rodeo and before the
two hour contest had ended,
a pile of fish at the official
weighing station. showed
that the piut-sized LEAK
Waltons really knew what
they were doing.
Everything from expen-
sive fishing poles to crude
hand lines were in evidence
as the horde Of fishermen
concentrated on winning i6
prizes offered by local bus.
inessmen aud civic organize.
tons.
/ First prize in the boys di.
vision. a complete saltwater
fishing outfit. was won BY
Ken Bates. 10. of 293I Har-
ris Avenue. who caught q
nice two-pound Matte
snapper about 20 minutes
before the contest ended at
l1l:00 pm. Miss Roberta
Blatt. 10, Of 10-D Seaplane
Base, Won q like prize with
lher one pound, six-ounce
Polly Fish.
The eeninSi started Al nine
o'ciock hus lcna befoxe shsf tha
junior fishermen arrives 81 The
scene 10 pirk car fhs choice
fishing spoia. The crowd soon
oveFflowed 10 the adiaesnt Gull
OH Dock end hardly had TIE
starting gun soanded when
plnt.sined Ton Roberts. Of TIE
hilion Haven Motel. end Jim
Dark. 1850 Nawton Street. pull.
ed in srunia In q photo-fsniEh
10 share the pri1e ior iiFsi fish
caught.
Kathy Ilahskai. 38i2 Duck Ave-
nue.. landed another grant moe
ments later 30 be The tlfzg SRI 70
take = fish.
Interest was At = high peak as
reports q other larger fish be-
'ean 81 roll IL b. the weighing
station presided over by Jayceea
jim Keen and Joe iilacuua The
kids aiso took advantage If plcn-
n a free pop given by the Coca
Cola ard Pepsisc0ia B0itiing
Companies.
Chairman c. n. Harvey report
ed no CASUALTIES and no enc fell
overheard. Only incidents were
. few Snagaed fishing lines Is lhe
crowd grew and ire fishermen
concentrated raplly Oh their
work.
Title Of smallest and youngest
contestant went 20 two-yeaf-old.
~ pound Michael Disdler. iioa
Crlnneli Street who flsited under
the flidsnce ~ bis mother.
Cecil Fisher, - Mfhliahead
Street. lived 10 10 NE asms
when Ne sssshs siahf flsh - win
IRE prize Fss fhs nsesf fish. Ore
~ them led fhe lltl e. ghe
hsssissi spsximss 81 ere ppyna.
eight e0ness Ger NEST 81 re
naeFnina.
Other prize winners were
Boys Longesi flsh. Larry lieu.
lC0nllaacd on PAGE TwtlFel
Evening star., 1953-12-20
Delicious .. thrifty. .. and
30 easy to make because
SPry ID HOm0&emlzed

OAN'T CUT YOUR GIFT LIST? Give home
~ made. Spry cookies! Everybody, but
everybody, loves the old-fashioned good
ness Of Spry cookies You can make dozens
in less time than 1t takes to shop. and
they cost so little. Keep plenty to serve
at home, too.
These new Spry cookies are easy to
make because Spry is hOnsOgenised II pre-
creamed to blend quickly with dry and
liquid ingredients. They're tender and fla
vorful because Spry is 1000 pure shorten
ing. Lever Brothers guarantees that your
cookies will be delicious If you follow Spry
recipes, or your money back.
C~IG Gin SssNGr Cookies: Makes
311 dozen delicious cookies from one
recipe! Wrap in cellophane for gifts.
Ingredients: u cup Homogenized Spry,
q teaspoon salt. l teaspoon vanilla, cup
sugar, eggs, unbeaten, cups sifted all
purpose -four, l teaspoon baking powder,
a teaspoon soda, y cup dates, cut in
small pieces. y cup candied cherries.
chopped, 2 tablespoons citron, chopped,
4 cup walnuts, chopped: colored sugars
and chopped Ruts.
Combine first ingredients in mixing
bowl and beat thoroughly. Sift -four, bak-
ing powder and soda together; add to
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Ingredients: 81 cup sifted all-purpose
-four, cup sugar, tablespoons cocoa, n
teaspoon baking powder, u teaspoon salt,
2Scup Homogenized Spry. 2eggs, unbeaten.
teaspoon vanilla, tablespoon corn sirup,
cup walnuts, coarsely cut.
Sift first 5 ingredients into mixing
bowl. Add next ingredients. Mix
thoroughly by beating 200 round
-. the-bowl strokes e minutes on
- mixer at low SPEEDY. Scrape bowl
- and spoon once during mixing.
Stir in nuts. Spread batter in
Sprycoated s" xS"x 2" pan.
Bake in moderate oven (35O0
F.) 40-45 min. avoid over-bak-
~ ing as it makes brownies less soft
and moist.) Cool in pan on wire
rack 10 min. Turn out of pan, finish
cooling, right side up on rack.
Spread Creamy FTosting over top of
brownies before cutting.
CREAMY FROSTINC: tablespoon Spry,
l tablespoon butter or margarine, "a
tablespoons scalded light cream, ? cups
sifted confectioners' sugar, u teaspoon
salt, 1 teaspoon vanilla.
Melt Homogenized Spry and butter in
scalded cream. Pour hot cream over COM
bined sugar and salt and stir until sugar
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