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preparations BIN carried provision.
that the state money appropriated
Tor the public schools should Be
withheld II f6r any reason serfeg !.
ton of the races was ended Iii
Florida The Senate bill did not
carry the restriction.
House c0nferees acceded q the
request Of Senate committeeman
that the conference bin should not
carry the segregation clause.
Should anything develop that
Wsnld bring the segregation issue
up for consideration. the Legisla-
tire would have tO meet ii special
session u deal with tie situation
anyway, So the restrictive clause
IS meaningless, Rer. MeFAfland
of Gadsden County commented.
TALLAHASSEE The House
Finance Committee today reiected
. bill which would have taken
Away the Hat $a,0OD daily license
fee granted Sunshine Park race
track near Tampa and replace Il
with the straight s per cent tax
paid BY other tracks
Sunshine track operates % the
Hat Tee basis when its daily betting
does ftnf - n7tne,n eaHg firan II 4 =
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TAIIAAIf EE Gn Gov. He
Carly today signed into Law tie
hill requiring Florida school teach
ers % have actually earned college
deerees Instead 81 equlynlents %
quality foe higher PAY ranks.
The Law effective Ock. 4 pEir
marily affects TOP rank teaehsrs
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1v 9Ngas ts0WtYe gslNtA NMEs4s GH4tHs
man n ~ RUblie Reads Gem.
missse.
TALLAHASSEE "A blu ex-
tending for two years collection 81
the cne.fifth min West Coast Canal
tax paid 81 six counties passed
the House to-day despite heated OBJ
position BY Sarasota County Rep.
Washkurne.
Washhurae said The people DC
Venice object 10 tho location. He
attempted 70 amend the measure
to exempt Sarasota County from
paying the tax Tor the next two
years but Representatives 81 other
counties ID the West Coast Inland
Navigation District said tie project
would fall 4 Sarasota were left
out.
The canal you'd start at The
mouth at the Ancl0te River, run
down to the CalOoSahatchee and
then over to Lake 0keechohee and
eventually Join the East Coast In
land Waterway.
TALLAHASSEE In House and
Senate conferees on the general
appropriations BIN today tussled
with the problem Of providing 81
unexpected four million dollar ID.
crease for the state school fund,
but came up with no answer
The state Department 81 Educa-
ton rocked the conference conns
mittee Thursday with j report that
school attendance this year had
increased 3 Is per cent instead Of
the anticipated e.2 Per cent and
as result the state would have
to supply from four to seven mil.
Lions more TO meet state financial
obligations under the minimum
foundation program,
The Legislative References BIZ.
raau today offered the committee
iii analysis Of the attendance n.
crease IS It affected state alloca-
tons 70 counties.
The bureau estimated the 10.
expected increase would require j
bare minimum Of two millions. !
maximum 81 seven millions and 1
probable four millions to ~ added
10 she 100 millions tentatively
agreed upon fcr public scho0ls dur
ing the next two years.
The Department IT Education
suggested that 81, oss ss75 Be sci %
ID ] contingency fund % take care
81 the additional costs resulting
from ne surprise increase ID a.
rnllment. This w0uld lmas thu
ntase snare 81 chaal support
Stsl ISL ,11so
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Today Action n Tallahassee

Who win have to show earned
masters and doctor az philosophy
degrees to obtain rank one and
two status.
Teachers now can qualify for
rank one with 1 year Or more of
graduate work beyond q master s
degree and for rank two with 4
year or more Of work beyond 4
bacheICr's degree.
The governor also signed the
BIN revising the rehabilitation sys-
TEN for giving counties additional
state school funds for abnormal
enrolment increases.
It win give al counties which
have an Increase of more than S
per cent ii enrolment an increase
Of state money proportiOnate u
the excess Of 5 per cent that year.
The present law allows any c0un.
tn with more than 10 per cent an
increase propoEtionate to the total
enrolment boost.
State Department Of Education
officials said more counties viii
get recaiculation funds hut the %.
tai state outlay WIN be less under
the new law.
McCarty also signed the bin
making an immediate deficiency
appropriation Of SIS 900 to buy hoe
cholera serum for free distribution
to farmers and one authorizing
state attorneys and county sOlici
tors to order autDpsies To deter
! mine whether death has been due
to 1 criminal not Of criminal neg
ligence.
TALLAHASSEE The House.
Senate conference committee on
Florida's general appropriations
bin voted today to leave out i
House clause which would with.
hold state funds from schools Il
racial segregation Il ended.
The United States Supreme Court
now has before IL cases which
could outlaw segregation ID the
public schools 81 the South.
The House version Of the ap-
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TALL All IS Tia 81.
40 Today heneFed Son.
Psarcs, aIaissa ~ pasSins y
biII designating sfate Road ~
befween Eass Palailsa and Hast.
lngs IS ne .BlIl PsSFes High.
way.
The measure was ilfrodueed
~ Sen. Lewis. Mariana, chair.
man n ise Publis Roads Gem.
miaaee.
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Mrs. Farmer Acts
Ks Hostess To
Cray Ladies

The July coffee session ius ths
Gray Ladies Corps vas alssa &
the home a Mrs. Oscar Pasaer.
moo South Street..
The following Gray Ladies an
special guests attended: Ma. Il.
II. Morton. Hrs. Garcia n. Nsttlea.
MIRA. ]. 5. Kslehins. Miss xllza.
beth King. Dlrecsor d Red CseuD
Social Service, d. 5. Naval No.
Ipital: Mrs. b. G. Eold, Mes. h. r
Workman, Mrs. !. P oHaro.
Mrs A. L. Leiehtley, Hrs ! u
Hartley. Hrs ]. P. naiIiOd, Mrs.
b. r. Haney, Mrs. ]. Al o'Dgien,
Miss Ann Stanhaugh, Rel CTuss
Recreational representiva, q s.
Naval Hospital; Louise HntehlneD
and the hostess, Katherine MonFoo
Farmer.
In August TIE eoftee WIN y Ael6
Iat the home Of Mrs. Workman.
Hostesses for the Old Folks Home
party WIN Be MesdaTnes 4. +
Leightley, Fold and O,Hara.
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Former Society
Editor Here rs
Happy Mother

Ii. and Mrs. Robert Haddock
Blount currently of IS Lower Blvd,
New Lcndon. Conn. announce the
birth Of : daughter, Barbara Mae
BIouni. June 2e.
Rrs. Blount Is the former Miss
Jeanette Barclay who was society
editor on The Citizen over two
years ago.
In 4 newsy letter with greetings
to the staff, Mrs. Blount described
hire daughter as . the sweetest
little giri this side Of heaven with
dark hair and big bright eyes. =
The baby weighed six pounds ard
five ounces on arrival and was ID
inches ID length, writes her mother
enthusiastically. noting that ashe
is filing out fast. =
She also wrote that her husband
had been transferred to the Tirante
tss-420l in October, but was go
ing ashore" in New Mexico IN the
atomic weapons field. On July 81.
the Blounts new address win Be
Navy Special Weapons Unit, No.
1888, Saudia Basr. Albuquerque,
N. M. !.
Jeanne and the baby win fly toI
their new home. 1t. Biount viii.
drive out to the Southwest.
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Noted Doctor
Brings Family
For Visit Here

Or. and Mrs. William j. PheIan
and their five children arrived In
Key West yesterday after 4 motor
trip from Jacksonville, Fla, where
DR.. Pheian Is In private practice.
His speciality is obstetrics. He Is
one Of the top doctors ii this
field.
The Pheians are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Gene b. Vecchione Of
1903 Whitehead Street. Mrs. Vecch-
lone is DR.. Phelan's sister.
The visitors plan to relax with
fishing and swimming expeditions.
The Pheian children include Pa.
tricia Ann, six yeafs old; Billy Jr,,
who is five, Michael who Is four,
John. three, and the baby, Thomas
who is one year Of age.
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Thrift Shop Open
OnI One Day
lie Summer Season

The Navy Thrift Shop was open
for sales On Tuesday july I from
> to II !. IA. with Mrs, Thomas
Hazapis and Mrs. Harry Brown IN
charge. The shop Is on 4 summer
schedule now, open only on Tues
days 1t the designated hours.
On July .. the following ladies
spent the morning working At the
shop. marking. sorting and press.
ING merchandise: Mesdanes Don.
aid Bennie, H. y. Gallagher, T. r.
johnson, ]. c. Luppens. John Mar
tens, 1. G.. Peterson, IT., C. h
Rice and ] Ward.
Chairman Of the layette group,
Mrs. n. w. Reid. reports that
Pamela and Patricia Kohlhept.
twin daughtres born to Altman and
Mrs. Royal A. H. Kohlhept at the
Naval Hospital. June 10. are the
first twins to receive layette gifts
from the Thrift Shop.
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TOuchtOlls Return
From, Teaching At
Methodist Camp

The Rev. j. Paul Touchton and
his family returned this weekend
from Methodist Youth Camp IL
Leesburg. During the past week.
both Mr.. and Mrs. T0uchton taught
courses 1t the camp.
Their daughter, Della, has been
on the camp staff since early in
June.
Attending the camp were Key
WeSters Wayne AIbertus. Jacky
Key, Teddy Key, CLARK Pinder
Jack Russell, Joyce Simmons, Ron.
ME Singleton, Jackie Steed. Mary
Jewel Touchton and Jean Weather
ford.
According to Mrs. Touchton, the
new Sapp-G Graham Youth Chapel IS
the outstanding feature added TO the
camp facilities during the past
year. II over looks Lake Griffin
and cost about SCI, 900.
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y Il II Z
and won SIS ID the bass level com.
|petition. The story, X Il wins n the
IFEAF finals, goes On back to the
States for uSAF composition.
Hnuser began writing while he
was II hieh school ct Fayetteville,
Ark. He also attended the Ameri.
|can Military Academy ct Bartlea.
|yille, Okla, the University Of Ark.
|ansas 81 Fayetteville and the Art
institute at Kansas City, No. He
Is I member Of Gull and Scroll,
national honor journalistic orsani.
|1atinn.
When he gets discharge from
the Air Force, young Hausef plans
10 enter Georgetown University ct
washington, D. c. And here's
where readers set ! surprisel He
won't he ID Journalism courses. He
rs going 70 study 10 the School Of
Diplomacy. Being . newspaper
writer and being . diplomat "sho
are different
Hauser entered the Air Force
February !, 1851. He was the only
|one selected from his group y 1t.
tend Medical Technician's School,
and was given 3 citation by Gen
|eral BROTHERS for making the high
est grade ii bis class 1t the school.
ne has been h Japan for -
months.
Jim Hauser's prize winning story
Is called THE Rock. It's q fan
|tasy-satire which deals with pro.
lessor who Il rldieuIed BY other
intellectual comparisons because 81
his belief d ! stone supposed 70
have magic qualities since the
days Of the reign of ne. powerful
figure Of Egyptian history and Les.
end.
Carelessly, the stone Is tossed on
70 4 table BY disbeIiever Professor
ISehepp. and the mid spark Il
gives Il Just 4 hint cf what Il 70
come.
Next morning, the scOffer finds
himself "a the unbelievable (yet
somehow, Hauser makes you BE-
llieve that L could happen) aitua.
ltioIi az being 1 little boy g q
physical appearance. although a
course. Ms mind haGn't shrunk
Re-, BY Tie hy, y The Egyptian
sun God and most rsversd Is aiver
IOf life and youth. The unfoetunate
professor finds himself too young
II appearance. He u bounded ~
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his h0u1ekeeper who doesn't ree0S-
nine him, q course and chased ~
police who think hes : delinquent
10 end all dellnquenla. he takes .
cue from tbs and finally eoes -
|Iiberatsly . { jSvenile hoans toE
|deIinquents h order 70 set food
and rest. Than " calls his friend
Professor Rerguson who poasessed
the wonderful hunk 81 rock.
Ferguson. meantime. disillnsiOn'
ed ~ he non-reaeti0n, the
az he stone, smashes 4
~ bits with ! claw hammer. A
inst point. Professor Sehepp re-
turns % hiS proper physl-
cal appearances. which Is I'M. g.
eept that for the nOnce. Re + sim q
ne delinquent homo ard has only
he very small garments be wore
when put 70 bed TIE night before
as . boy.
a eaIl % Ferguson straiehtsns
thines out Tor TIE professor IL
though there must have been quite
: scene Of confusion It the delin.
uuent home when the lady super.
vis0rs discovered that TIE naked
man. seen h one Of the dctell-l
Hon rooms was . henent q the
Imagination.
The story has 3 nice balance 81
imagination and sustained|
interest. II Haussr decides nce to|
b ! dipl0mat, he can probably
become ! writer d note. On Sec
end thought, with experience ID
diplomatic servies, be probably
win CLEAN more material and r.
tain hlS Standing as double.
threat man.
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New Chiefs Gather

WASHINGTON a = President
Eisenhower's new Jolnt Chiofs al
Staff, preparing 10 take over N
mid. August. are assembling Il tAe
capital.
Adm. Robert Carney, 10 - ehiot
Of naval operations. q due today.
Adm. Arthur w. Radford, . -
chairman Of the Joint ehiofs, and
Gen. Matthew B. Rideway, 10 -
Army chief Of stafE, arrived yes.
terday. Gen. Nathan r. TwlninE
took over IS Air Force chief q
staff On June so.
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Maids Night Ont

THE JUceLGR." ~ San
earIna ThaaARa.

sTH1 JUceLGR." 81 San
Carries Theaare.
Milly VisaIe who puts yitamins
into . role even though she II :
newcomer, Is co-Starred with Kirk
Douglas Ia this story Of ! man
with more neurosis than you can
shake 3 dozen psyehiatrists at. !.
Il you had that many.
Filmed in authentic Israelie
background, the picture could have
been made ii California for al the
difference the outdoor scenes
mako. Except 70 rthe real shrines.
RumCr has Il that Douglas went
over 10 Israel On purpose % that
be could set around that income
tax bracket by . detour stay at
over 10 months in foreign port.
But 3 lot 81 Americans are jump
ing that loophole, % he can't he
individually branded o. blamed.
Always tense. always dynamite
Douglas tends 70 over-act In this
saga. although II Il perfectly lOgf-
cal that 4 man who has spent long
years h 4 concentration camp and
been witness 70 The horrors Of
them, would have the feeling q
being pursued even when he isn't
being actually bounded. In this In
stanct, the single character i &C.
tnally the portrait of the entire
Jewish race. that Is. h general.
Perseeuted through centuries, they
expect programs sometimeS when
no such treatment u planned. This
Is one mans Interpretation Of .
situation which implies much lar
ger scope.
The cross country chase Il vivid
and believing. 50 Is the possessiye
love which Kirk Douglas displays.
Whatever his acting. exag gerated
or not, 81 least he u fOrceful.
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Air Force Short Story Contest
Winner II Double Ttreot Man.

Described Is . ''DoubIs-thr
man~ b. FIight Lines. puhlieatiOn
az the yokota Air FOres Base, ii
Japan. Ssgt James II Hauser.
r., y Tie son q Mrs. Z. D. Twie-
haus, liz Abby Street Reason
for the tide i because the n year
old writer Il alSo IN artist and Il
now preparing for 3 One-Inan art
show which - was requested to
rive ID Japan. /. He studied for q
couple of years q Kansas City Ar
Institute and On a. a. Mf. Jul
entered II The JADF Ffne Arts Con-.
lest q Yokota hrought him honor
able mention.
ReeentIy while with the 35th|
Medical Group, SGT. Hauser enter
u 1 short stCry Ii tie AT contest
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CUSTOMER

OKLAHOMA CITY R--A green
watermelon got General Vernon
Stanley. 81. Of winnsboro, Tex.
arrested last night.
Police Detective Jack Vaughn,
miffed because Stanley refused to
replace q green melon he had sold
the officer. arrested the Texan for
selling produce without q city per-
NIT.
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CLEVELAND VISITORS
PLEASED WITH CITY

Mr. and Hrs. George Bernstock
@ Cleveland. Ohio were guests 81
|1gr. ana lErs. Harry afiIIIm u The
lInIim homo. so Avenue 3.
The visiAurs who are relatives of
|fhs Mullins nail inst they were
Impressed viii she ely "a their
|first txip and were surprised Ct
|she the Il he popeIation. they
I'D expected Inst . small village
s.at he end d ! bunch 81 keys.
The Befnstoeks VII continue
their vacation with ! tM0 weeks
tor Il The state u FLORIDA.
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Aviation Problems Aired

TAMPA W Problems of Flor
|ida's aviation industries and flight
training schools win b taken up
here July 81 81 4 meeting Of the
aviation division 81 the Florida
state Chamber II Commerce. I'd
h. Bentley. Lakeland, 4 commits.
Tee chairman.
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Coming EUenfs

Coming EUenfs
lsOfgDAY. July Is
Gym classes 10 owe, Sea
Plane Base. 10 an.
Alcoholics Anonymous open
meeting. S15ss Duval Street.
9 PIN.
Jayteen Youth Center. Poinciana
movies. 3 p. n.
Anchor Ledge No. 1sz, Scottish
Rite Temple, 8 p. d.
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meet
ing, San Carlos, : p. m.
DeMolay Mothers Circle. st.
Paul's Parish Han, T:30 p. n.
Presbyterian Church Executive
Board Meeting Il church. 8
D. n.
Wesleyan Service Guild, W. s..
c. s.. First Methodist Church.
$50 p. n.
Gold Star Mothers. 1t v. r. NJ.
Post Home. Z D. ID.
TUESDAY, July H.
Bowling Tor OEficers Wives. ! b
$50 PM, ag Naval Station
Youth for Christ Bible Study, ii
Service Mems Christian Center.
at - Whitehead St.
Combined social and handicraitI
hours st x. W. Youth Center
every Tues evening. Open
house party. 8 pm.
ladies Coll Tournament &. y.
Coli course. . am.
Special interest Sewing groupsl
o:ao d. N. 70 11:3O !. n. and
2p. n. 70 Z p. m, home Of
Mrs. Richard Reynolds, nc
Arthur Sawyer Rd.
Order Of DeMcIay Boys, Scot
tish Rite Temple, 7:3O D. m.
Ladies' Auxiliary ". r. w. Post
SOIL WV Home, s p. m.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah
Lodge n.
Ladies Aux. Fleet Reserve As
sociation. Unit IS. ciubrooms.
p. m.
w. S. C. S. First Methodist
Church. At church, 7:3O p. m.
xii coffee, Aeropalms. 10 am.
Southernmost Pistol and Rifle
club, Legion Post Home. 8
p. M.
Navy Thrift shop eli am.
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS
Gym classes for owe, Sea
Plane Base, 10 am.
Navy Thrift Shop. 10 am. %
pm.
Navy Wives Bowling League
Naval Station Alleys, l pm.
Meeting. Junior ca. Commerce
at clubhouse, 3 pm.
Island City Navy Wives Club No.
%. meeting It White Hat Club
Lounge. 10 am.
Dance at the Jayteen Youth
Center. Poinciana. 8 pm. to II
pm.
Naval Air station D. w. c. lun.
ehG0n, 1880 p. m.
IT. Taylor OyHc book review. 10
.. m.
BPW Club, meeting at Sun and
Surf pool, 7:3O pm.
xii o. W. C. monthly bridge.
IS-i D. ". G. luncheon.
Dade Lodge No II. Scottish Rite
Temple, 8 p. m.
THURSDAY, JULY 16
Navy Wives Bowling League. 1t
lp.m. N. S. Also open bowling
Rey West Lions, meeting. e:3o
pm. at Lions Den, Seminary
81
Monroe County Hospital Won.
ans Auxiliary Sewing group
at hospital. : pm.
Ceramic Glasses and hand Weav.
IND, ] 10 I pm, West MarteIlO
Art School. County Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymous, closed
meeting for members only.
SiSM DuyaI Street
Rotary Club luncheon, ST. Panl'a
Parish Han, l2:ts pm.
CAP. Cadets, At National Guard
Armory, T:30 pm.
Poinciana Jayteen Youth Cen
ter, moyies from . pm. to 10
Pm.
Jayshees, meeting at clubhouse.
3 p. M.
vX.l Officers Wives luncheon,
1850 p. IN.
Martha Linda Franks Circle Of
WMU First Baptist Church 10
q. N.
Jayteen Youth Center Dance.
Poinciana, 3 to II pm.
Triangle Club Of Pythian Sisters,
X. a. r Han, 7::3O .. m.
Shrine Club, Jaycee clubhouse on
FIagIer 81, 7:3O p. m.
Cayo HnesO GrCttO. Red Mems
Han, 8 p. m.
FRIDAY, JULY H.
IT TayIor Duplicate Bridge Club.
ak IT. Taylor. 9 pm.
KNIGHTS d pythias, meeting III
KIP. Han. 10 FIemins Sc .
pm.
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Nov ven ten you how d make
Them there nov Golden crust b.
nanasl
First mix together one sgg slight
u beaten with one fourth cup IN
diluted evapCrated mix and one
and one hall teaspoons salt. Then
peel four firm bananas and cut In
. halves crosswise. Dip the b.
mana halves into egg or milk and
then drain two Or three minutes.
Ron b one half cup finely crushed
corn fakes, bread 81 cracker
crumbs. Place ii creased baking
dish and sprinkle with three table.
spoons 81 melted butter 81 narga-
|rine. Here like 10 add Just dash
|of nutmeg. Bake IN 4 very hot
owen lA50 r. about 10 % IL min
|sites Or until bananas are tender.
Brown under the broiler two Or
three minutes just befOre serving.
and serve hot IS & vegetable.
II -
The Marines surely missed .
eeed ihins LEST Thvrsdsy when
No hia truck arrived a the
Warohouso Furniture pIaeo On
Slmonion strsss. n same EeeFvli.
ins elfieeE hes lust been ilsFe,
- wovla havs beois able y %.
ervli sens - ile slneel, tough.
81, and hUskleai Yevns Ameri.
can Womanhoed n iha lam.
HeTrIsied bYslsn1ers treaty.
iisoso Mt sirenp enoUel - 81
inse M frsyl FepeFf FIRST such
! pUlllns snd hauling end seram-
kIlap never even occurred On ihs
hIll ~ lee lima, end Teddy
koosovslfs charge - San Juan
I'LL IVES ) plesYvne eusins side
q this.
setMesleN ~ esher 80 were
Del eFeuiao ~ sne GeNeh 0Fspe'
Nlne tlai Ire truck was eolMlns
h with : naw iend 81 bargains.
ard u lhese,s anYthins n ihIs
wlAs world . Meman cant r.
sl1s ~ = bafsalH, - ne asfesg.
80 ard husklesa q tllem ~
came = teF re ssay sEa ne
pseF tEueAeE haEalf 80 : ehanee
y ~ z 80 - sresk Desere
shsf wefe
Ven seelng - neN Hlers Nss
g inien asess ane re alss.y g
salezc.ls y 49, Msss : sl..s..sas
hsse 2 a.M plenty ssM ~ 49,
10y 1870
Neu shets ele smlns sle
go mere ter .nssanee. sSll g y.
VI a.snsa. s -. sssv.sss esa go
80. 1es $50 4.
~ . n.s ~. $3.50 49,
~ ssssen - ss's.s $1,000 VS.
- snem = y : sek .'...ts
80 ~ re prlee = sssk el..-
ysS saM 49, 49, e'-
.s.s
nsse e snesner nassN sosnes
.see..ls ~. = .ssu ens.
: 49,. sass ss.s 1870 ssSsN
esnes " 1871 ssaAsMs lssasa ~
asH s.klns 1osf nMsmln ps'as
eae e.aee te9E ssss.n ! s4er.
slsess neeauss yeS uenI 1aM -
Alae - meNs ene.
Again the Greeks have . WORD
Tor /, ana most Americans relish
Greek tood. except = g pest z
you 50 . little easy On The garlic
ana olive oli.
one cookery trick We would 90
lMell % copy however Is The add
Iti0n Of grape leaves to many meat
dishes. Il you don't like stuffed
cabbage Try making the same dish
using grape leaves. You can get
tnem N tins 81 most gr0cekS. Inl&
u absolutely the last word!
i - =
a fleek q h0taerfiy dancing
shsss MS 80 could Think -
Whom ssw shs oay pastel bal-
hexes asaIasi ike wall 81 NJ
clohe Shoe slors over e. Flems.
Inc sffuol Saturday.
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That's az lids Hope ycu had
/ nice weekend and also hope you
aren't minding he heat TOO much.
See you around On Wednesday
when VIE can ten sou more about
what's IN town. I'll then, Inv. LAX
On. ADJ.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13

Again The Greeks have ! word
for Il, and most Americans relish
Greek food, except Il Is best Il
you So 1 little easy On the garlic
and Give on.
one cookery trick We would do
van d copy however i he add
ton Of grape leaves to many meat
dishes. II you don't like stuffed
cabbage nv making he same dish
using grape leaves. You can get
them III tins Il most grocers. This
Il absolutely the last word!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-13

Advice nom The man next door
Don't Try too hard 10 resi- on your
vacation. Mister. Ycn can proha.
bly, rest easier when The boss takes
his