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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
SeismograPh
Survey DELAYED
ByHigl, Winds

Gulf on company seisnceraph
surveys have been delayed by
windy weather in the last two
nonths. according 10 W. B. Wiley.
party manager Of the W. B. Lee
crew IL testers.
ssWe've been shut down three
lourths a the time here because
p bad weather, = Wiley said today.
ssyEe would have been through be-
eure now had we had fair weather.
~. n d wen be here another
month or six weeks. /"
Iho calm weather yesterday and
1cday has sent the men out TO work
aAous 50 niles northwest Of Key
Continued On Page T 4,
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Largest Gambling Raid Of Year
Made By State Beverage Agents
Woman Badly Burned At Ior14gas
FLOlUIi To Miami
BY Coast Guard
after Injury In
BOat Collision

4 badly burned woman
was flown from Dry Tortu-
gas to Miami by Coast Guard
plane today after she was in
jured IN i collision Of a
shrimp boat with her lus-
band vessel the Priscilla" !,
the Coast Guard announced
today
TIE woman. Mrs. Helen Lshii.
WIS 6prned BY her own ships
ssove whsn ths shrimpsr "Pink
Lady eeIlided with her hUs-
hand tssssI ene mile Of Log
gsrItse4 Key II Ire Toriugss.
The Accident occurred at $50
am. today. Coast Guard 7th Dis
trict Immediately rushed a sea-
plane 70 Tortugas to bring the in
jured woman to medical treatment
III Miami.
She had 10 bs renewed from
ihs vessel 10 me- plane In seas
ihaf have kept small craft warn.
ings % ever ihs weekend and
today.
The ssPriscilla'' incurred 4
damaged port side and was start
|in0 3 IN with wafer. the Coast
GnarS1 said. she viii Be towed
hack BY the Coast Guard rescue
vessel Ariadne which left port
early this morning on the mission.
The Priscilla b owned and
sIippsred BY Wesley lshtl, Fort
Laudsrdals. aeeerdins 70 The
Key West Shrimp Company
where shs lies Up.
The boat, with its crew Of two
left Key West Friday for the Tor
tugas, according to the company.
The AZ foot vessel was off for .
snapper fishing expedition.
From the reports cleaned BY
radio, Mrs. Lahti was thrown
against her ship stove when the
collision between the shrimper and
her husbands vessel took place.
Local Coast Guard has been in
communication with the shrimp
vessel, with Fort Jefferson. and
Loggerhead Key Coast Guard sta
ton this morning. The rescue d
Mrs. Lahti was ordered immediate
| " by the Miami Coast Guard dis
trict, however, when It was noti.
fled Of the accident by the Logger.
head station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
.Coggiin Named
To Engiineeriing
Society Post

John p. Goggin, civil engineer
and Monroe county engineer, Ma
rathon, was elected to the chair
manship Of the surveying and map
ping section Of the Florida Engin-
eering Society at their 37th annual
convention held in Tampa last
week.
He has been an official member
of this society for many years. On
Friday, Goggin delivered 4 paper
before the general session on Pro-
fessional Aspects of Land Survey.
.ingp which vas wei received and
brought many favorable comments
from attending engineers and land
surveyors throughout the state Of
Florida.
Goggin Is an active member OF
numerous engineering societies,
-..te and national. During the lat
ter part Of March. be attended the
18th annual meeting of the AM
erican Congress on Surveying and
Mapping in Washington, D. c.
Several ct his papers have been
printed at various times In the
engineering and surveying trade
journals. The most recent being
his paper WHEREIN Do The Sur
veyors' Responsibilities Lie. With
the Respect to the Legal Aspect Of
Land Surveying"
He delivered this at the 1882
Highway and Surveying conference
| In October at Gainesville. It was
published in the February and
April Journal Of the Florida Engi.
neering Society.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
Yacht Club Asking
CityForM oreL

The Key west Yacht c1ub d an.
ing ne city commission for !
lease 81 m additional - feet q
land adjoining Tho westerly 10
Ecf their newly constructed e1nt-
house On Roosevelt boulevard.
The eomT.ssisn. On sepfemAes
n. Isl, gave sne Cub ! Lease .
he present traet.
A resoiation granting the reqse1a
win also ~ oullined.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
Man Bcancd With
Bar Stool Sunday

Sol Basiden, IA Elizabeth Street.
Il n he Monroe General Hospital
suffering from bead injuries - The
result Al . fight Snndsy In Shortys
BAR. Petronia Street. and his ast
saslant l. In The CRY Jan. charged
with assault and battery.
Police Offieer Herman Conley
said that Jaekson hit the Injured
mar ever he nasd win bar
stoci II N argument. Jsckscn's
address vas given - - Angela
street He Win BE- arraiEned d
cify Coars todaT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
Man Puts Hand
Through Window

Charles Hammond. no address,
vas rushed 70 the Naval Hospital
suffering from q severe cash on
his hand Sunday.
Police officer n l. James. quot
cd Hammond as ssying hat Ne
was '.drinking whisky on he
Thompsoa Dock when Al Il . sd
dea ~ put his A4nd thro1xh .
class window.
He is being head d tAe hospital
for treatmezt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
License Refund Is
Asked By Dealer

Henry Sse.nherg, proprietor Of
the Joy khaase shop. 42isA nuvai
Street has pesisisased the city com.
mission for = refund amounting 20
Ss0 eeSsTsng an oeeupational IL
eense purchased ior that business.
Sieiaherg asserted that he made
"a eSspneo0s declaration az The
worth at TIE stock Ii his store.
The casnlniSssea viii consider q
resolution granting The refund "a
night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
Movie Makers
Work Today At
Islands
Full 12-Hour Day
Is Set In Filming
OF Scenes For
Twelve Mile Reef =
~ DOROTHY RAYMER

Z - i y
Twentieth Century Fox movie
company knows what it's doing,
although they're all at sea. The
cast and crew left this morning at
z a. m. for scene shooting in the
waters around Ten Thousand Is
lands. located between Key West
and Cape Sable.
The journey one way takes from
an hour and half tc two hours.
They start back around five p. m.
for the return trip. That's fun
12-hour day. Medical supplies a.
board the sponge boats and other
medicine, although no one needed
on Saturday, the first all-day ex-
petition. They have about ten days
to 60, however, and are keeping
their medic kits un-crossed and an
eye on the weather.
On Wednesday evening, the CONF
pany win probably come in early
for some more strenuous activity.
Miss Terry Moore is going to pitch
ball instead of WOO at Wickers
Stadium for the opening throw at
the American Legion Junior Base
ball League game. Catcher for
Terry the Terror viii be Admiral
Irving T. Duke.
Acquaintance with Navy person
mel is nothing new for lot of the
men working on the set Of Twelve
Mile Reef An auld lang syne get
together was celebrated few days
ago at the CPO club on the Naval
Station. Manager Of the club, Chief
Jim Traylor held reunion with five
Of the Twentieth Century Fox staff
whom he knew back in 1919 when
they were making the adventure
saga american Guerrilla Ii the
Philippines" At that time, Chief
Traylor was stationed there and
met Bob Webb, director q n Felve
Ifile Rec :. 1, ID !, f&t Is.
sistant director: Stanley Scheuer.
script clerk; Ernie Parks. make
up expert, and Norman Rocket,
prop man.
Robert Wagner. j. Carol Mash
and Gilbert Roland played tennis
at the Casa Marina on Saturday
and planned to repeat the racquet
game on Sunday with swimming
on schedule. too at the Casa Mar
headquarters for the company.
Some fishing trips were men-
toned, but ten gruelling days on
the Gulf side out iE spongeboats,
for arts sake, 1t isr't likely that
the movie people win 60 hook. line
and sinker for fishing. After all
shooting here Is concluded, they
head for Nassau, Bahama Islands.
for ten days Of under water shots.
Anybody for Esther Williams?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
! = Is
Commission To
Act On Dock
Lease Tonight
City Fathers To
Consider Offer
On Preparation
OF Master Plan

The city commission faces q
crowded agenda tonight at their
regular meeting with the approval
Of leasing agreement for the
Clyde-Mallory Dock and I proposal
for the preparation Of . master
plan for the city,, listed as the
chief order Of business.
The dock lease, the latest in the
lengthy negotiations for the pro-
posed ferry line, Is expected to be
approved without discussion. The
Cuban owned Marine Bridge Trans
port Company Is asking the lease
with the city.
The document calls for ! 3o-year
lease ut q minimum rate Il So
600 annually to b paid # TIE rate
Of $500 quarterly ii ldyance.
Ii addition, ! Fsnesl y 7s esnss
Per passsnesr. 60 HelIAr -
suts ard shs sstNs ~ ~
eaek IN q fraIulss Nh ~ aesses-
q. n - inessss from ~ ssss
exeeeds No gvassnise, ~ hal-
anes win - paid ~ ~ sssnpsny
% HE city o. No close u each
business year.
The company win not be allowed
to sublet any portion u the dock
without the permission of the city
commission.
The agreement also states that
the lessee must pay al utilities
and maintain the dock In i salts
factory manner. Liability insurance
and protection against fires and
windstorm must also be maintain
ed by the company.
The lease win become invalid II
the ferry suspends operation be-
cause Of war or IN act Of God.
The city win construct buildings
for the use of the Customs and
Immigration Service and rare or
move q group Of buildings to clear
- area for use Of parking facili-
ties.
he resolution approving pro-
posal by the John Leon Hoffman
Company for q master plan Of the
city win also come up for discus
sion. The commission requested the
proposition Il . meeting held last
week.
The firm. In their prospectus.
said that their plan would start u
the Naval Hospital and run south
east 10 include the entire city. The
plan would show the suggested type
Of development IN each area,
whether It be residential or 1oned
for motels, apartment houses. ba1s-
mess, industrial. recreation area,
parks. Fairgrounds. public beaches
or whatever the firm ecnsiderl
necessary 10 d vel rounded and
balanced community"
The plan win take into consider
/ alton the older areas of he city
| and II. In their opinion. redsvelcp'
ment Is necessary, 3 win Be indk
Gated.
| In the newer area. streets. stree,
sContinued o. Pass Twpl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04

The state agents netteu 20 per-
sons, headed BY Charles Reynaldo
Parka, in the raid. They then
asked the sheriff's department
for a deputy to make the arrests.
The accused were allegedly play-
ing ronlette-type game and
shooting dice.
Today The shsriif tcld a..
sembisd reporters that No and
his dspartmsni would like q
b aba 10 mako such raids hut
that they cannot dc 20 because
sof our vcrY inadequate smaii
staff.
The rs persons are out On bond
which was set BY Criminal Court
Judge Thomas Caro-. Information
against them win Be filed with
County Solicitor Allan p. Cleare,
shssiif sposfswod I'D -
had no idsa The raid ives 10 fsIks
place early Sunday morning.
Earlier. however enc "a his
deputies had ccmmsntsds
= was moi q homo Saturday.
] was probshiy washing nv
car In the back yard. but I
didn't want any psrt 81 The DO.
ings Saturday NIGH"
The sheriff, in giving explana-
tions Of why the gambling raids
were led by state beverage de-
partment men. rather than his
own office, said:
There isn't any gambling 60
tablishments or any other illegal
operation in Monroe County that
has my sanction 70 operate. ] an
here 70 enforce all laws and the
only reason why We haven't been
able TO do more toward stamping
out Of illegal operations Il be-
Cause Of our very inadequate
small staff. Income 70 the Of
dee when I took over has only
provided for two deputies.s
The Sheriff lsssr b ne pvsss
eenfsssnes sid ~ asw he's fhrss
psid field dspvsiss. Ernest So.
trunk nsss v Tassrnisr lomes.
row - sssvHss Ms dspolY duliee
snd reed pstrsl - fhsrs. nspsiy
Sheriff Dredhesd hes been en-.
pisYsd since 1ssvssys Isst wsek
third field pspviy SItnsy CORR
Continued On Pass TwoD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
Thief Enters Home
OF Capt. Spalding

A sneak thief, VINO invaded the
home Of Captain Roger Spaidins.
77f WaddeIl Avenue, made of with
i quantity Of Panamanian money
and q jar full If pennies. police
reported today. No value was CIV
en- On the loot.
Police officer r. L. James. said
that the thief brake In 4 side win
dow. Nothing Else was reported
missing. Spaiding Il 4 former Key
West city manager.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
Cuban Cunboat Is
In Harbor Eoday

The Cuban Navy gunboat MAE.
ino Gomex Is n tie Naval St1ti0n
after having brDusht 1 rifls team
composed a. he best eonpetttors
h Cuba 10 Key West f1r . match
with i local NAVY team.
ne vessel. undsf ~ command
a Commander herman d NE.
arrived Cd Saturday ard WIN -
part Cor Havsns sometime Ts<s
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
26s CASUALTIES NAMED

WASHINGTON lk--The Defense
Department today identifsed Is
Korean War casualties In q nkw
list gNo. eussl that reported -
killed. ZIG wcznde1. ~ missins
and I iahred.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
Spottswood Explains To Press
Why His Office Cannot Do Same;
Blames Inadequate Staff And
Funds Too Small For Biz County

One of the largest gambling raids in the last year was
made on the Hi Hat restaurant 405 Petronia Street early
Sunday morning. not by the Monroe County Sherfs De-
parmen but by State Beverage department agents and
John Reid, special assistant attorney general.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
Mrs. Stark
Defended By
Another Pupil
Connie Lesley Adds
Her Praise To
Teacher Attacked
BY WIN Roberts

Mrs. Marian Stark, kWdS speech
teacher Who will appear before tbe
School hoard tomorrow night 10
answer charges Of "disioyalty"
made By parent WIN E. r. Roberts
two weeks ago, was today defend
ed hy stu another former speech
pupil.
A parent. Mrs. Ralph D. Noble
also wrote q letter 10 The Citizen
on the controversy.
The first lssssr written Nv Mrs.
Efsdsrlek a. Lesley. ihs sermsr
cennis tsvdelns, svnnsr.vp n me
State ~ spsak fer Dsmserssy's
esnfsss IN 1851. sIvss unqualified
prslss ssr Mrs. Stssk's svIdanes
aaA teaching.
Her letter follows:
May !, 1858
Dear Sir:
II an another former pupil Of
Mrs. Stark's, who thinks the
charges that have been made ..
gainst her are completely ridicu-
Ious. In 1851, / graduated from Key
West High Schoil. IN my senior
year, IN fact Billy Roberts was al
% In the same class, and let me
add that he was treated just as the
rest Of Mrs. Stark's pupils. Il We
helped ourselves. Mrs. Stark wouid
20 more than hall way IN helping
uss
II entered an cratory contest,
entitled I SPEAK FOR DEMoCRA-
CY, and was lucky enough 70 come
out runner.up In the State. without
Mrs. Stark ! could never have done
Il. she not only instructed me dur
/ Ing school hours, but after hours II
her own home. In one year q
speech I learned more about Our
Constitution and what II means,
. our Democracy. and what Il siandi
for, and the privileges IT being -
American citizen. than through The
other eleven years 81 my schooling
put together.
During my years II school ] had
many teachers. but not cne could
compare with Mrs. Stark, -
teacher, a. . friend. and - N n
spirstion 10 anyone that knows hel
IL an
.'she cevtsiniy b credit 70 c.il
schooi snd % our community. ap<
70 shining example 81 Democrsey
II ron ssk mel
.eslnceseiy.
CONNIE LOsI.EY"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04
CONNIE LosI.EY-

Mrs.. Nohle's letter foilows:
Editor. TIE Citlxen.
II shah sppreeiste H. uss q
your Foram b answer . psft -
she ssssement sivsn % the pafsnis
Il sehod shiIdren ~ the M0aros
county Coun<A II Ne r. !. ~
fshieh appeared h your tolsmns
60 April -.
ssThe stxtement fseensd suoled
pzr1krsph3 .An iasestix2tiom q
d fsrfs wsus1 fkpw these sttseks
- De- en<irely rnfrus" nay easily
% inE<spwessd % smplnS - s1n.
whist fsr<ss
II se<err1ng - D Epe<xfsc esss
fkss hss he<n he1rA. then - rxIb.
Il = enElzied u knDM al tk< tswkh
fcunklnne1 O. FaSs 1wo5
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-04

Key West. Florida. hos the
| most equuble clirnute in the
country. with On dveroge
.rmge Of only l4' Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1953-08-23

TW-S-23-53
Evening star., 1953-08-23
lEXICAN MEAL
bV Clementine PaddIefOrd
This Week Food Editor

paper. Pour in red mixture, sprinkle with
u cup ground almonds. Pour in white layer
and sprinkle with remaining almonds. Add
green layer. Chill. Cut into 4x2-inch slices.
Serve with chilled custard sauce - to stand
for the Mexican eagle. Yield: IL portions.
Alb0ndigas Soup
Meat Balls:
pounds ground round steak
pound ground fresh pork
eggs
green chill pepper. finely chopped
punches scallions, finely chopped
3 sprigs mint, finely chopped
Y Glove garlic finely shaved
~ cups corn meal
ID cup chopped parsley
cup canned tomatoes, drained
81 teaspoon sage
y teaspoon cloves
Dash of savory thyme
Grind the ground steak and pork together
twice. Add remaining ingredients, mixing
well. Form into small balls about size of
marbles and drop into hot soup. Cover. Sim
mer hour or until tender Keep adding
water if necessary.
Soup:
quarts water
cans beef bouillon
cup tomato juice
Salt and pepper to taste
Dash of savory thyme
ID cup chopped parsley
y Glove garlic, shaved
green chilli pepper, finely chopped
Combine water with beef bouillon and
the tomato juice, with salt and pepper to
taste. Add remaining ingredients. Bring to
boil Approximate yield: 20 portions (9 meat
balls each; 2 gallons soup).
r.
DINE in Spanish cafe sCith US NEXT sUeek
in YbOT City, the Little Spain of Florida.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Below the-bOrder dishes are
the speciality at Pancho's Patio

WAS disappointed. Looking tor authentic
Il Mexican food in Phoenix, Ariz., was
sent to eat luncheon at Pancho's Patio. The
warm March day was splashed with sun
shine turquoise sky without cloud. My
mood fancied something quite glamorous, to
match the smile of the morning. Such little
place it turned out to be, one small room an
open kitchen, in patio village on the out
skirts of town. The restaurant seated only
% guests, the menu listed but 20 items Yet
the memory of this food is my memory of
Phoenix
Mrs. Elma Van Zandt who operates the
cubbyhole took time to sit with me and talk
about her specialties. II learned below-the-
border cooking, she told me, from Pauline
Ramirez, young Mexican woman who used
to come in to take care of my children"
One of the dishes that has come to great
popularity is the albondig0s soup. meal in
itself when served with green salad. And
drGdO, done in the colors of the Mexican flag.
Almendxado
tablespoon unaavored gelatin
u cup cold water
y cup boiling water
u cup sugar
egg whites
n teaspoon almond flavoring
cup finely ground almonds
Dissolve gelatin in cold water; add hot
water and sugar, mixing we'll; let set to a
jelly stage. Beat egg whites very stiff; fold
into gelatin mixture with almond f1avoring.
Beat until the mixture resembles whipped
cream Divide into bowls; leave one un-
colored, the second, color red, the third
green. Line an 8x8-inch pan with waxed
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18

The armOr Of an armadlllo Il
modified skin, like flngernaiis.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18

Az what's TIE use. Who would
even dare print . recipe Fight here
after nll hat So. household hints.
Coat TIE inside 81 metal o. plastic
wnniahaskals with wax: rub d q
hard finish. Easy 10 Keep clean.
Keep ne cook book clean While
von are using Il In the kiiehan.
0pea h q TIE desired page. elamp
! irnuser hanger ever ne top and
kane a Al eye level.
Keep kUwer vases fresh and
swnel n q Tim forms On the ln.
slae ruh 4 eH with baking soda oa
: dampened elosh.
90 eoxn from tha eob Tor can.
nlnr quickly: select : piece of
smeefh sturdy beard: drive q mall
fhrMsah 4 a 81 angle unill the
nslhSnd u flst against the board.
The 'hnalnaaa end" ol ihe nall
aolis the ear willie tie kernelf are
80 aH 1hia of course from nrand.
1900 time when thrifty house.
wsvss canned corn. Coed for me
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18
IShOsrer CiUesa For
Mrs. laurence

Hawaiian leis fashioned from
Fiorida flowers Lent . tropieal
note 10 the surprise baby xhower
given for Mrs. G. 4. Lawrence BY
Mesdames n. s. Merrill, 4. C.
Martin and J. C. Luppens at the
Luppens' Quarters yesterday morn.
ing.
one of the frangipani icls made
by Mrs. Martln. Who has lived IN
Hawaii. was w0rn by the guest ol
honor. A second was draped =
round the stork that formed TIE
cenierpiece Of the table decora-
ti0as.
Guests a TIE coffee Included the
Mesdames A. o. Momm. W. n.
Truesdell. G. L. Murphy. W. n.
Burns, N. .. Gallagher, w. n
Clark. Jr. J. y. Group. b. A.
Adams. Mrs Alyee Jurgens and
Miss Randy Beck.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18
Coming Events


FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is-
Old FashiOned hyun sing end
fsilowship prawEana. POsncaans
Baptist churrA. sso nm
Game night, GRO cluh. MAS.
Jayteen Youth Center panea
Poinciana. . % II pm.
shrine Club a Jayces CA
Hodse. Tso pm.
Triangle Cidb q Pythiaa SISTERS.
TO pm.
cayo HuesO Crusta. Rsa Msa,s
Han. 3 nm.
Knights a pysAias. PysAian IsaIl.
0p.m.
sEPTrMBER is--
Youth for Christ Rails. Flemine
Street Methodist Church. -
fleming Street TO pm.
Dance. CP0 Club a Nesal Alr
Station, Keynosas comho. 4
?. m. al. ..
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18

wsaFlnv N lsnu eF shegf styles.
Thsss slae N slzss = slxlesn -
ere ihs lsans.
chlldran's cernsr has . slna
hsY'a department rem hshYheea
20 ne bic beys.
I'm glad 10 see the long lines
outside the registration office q
cross the street. Now Citizens. Il Il
Ia worth whlle % 90 out there and
wait b sign up. f'hevins sakes think
about how much more worth while
n Ia 10 30 oul and choose the man
yea want % ran your city for the
next months. There are 50 many
people who dnna well want 10 make
sure they have ne right 70 vote.
but when 4 comes 10 voting they're
Too durn lazy 10 get up of their
tails and % 4. They lust have the
right 10. 1 lhsy wanll
a - -
MsshsF penala's Geese Ehy.
masss
Little AAlss hvfSos. sas en- . svs-
Nsssh ihs dryer 81 oonsld's ere
dnv.
Thal nfnk, "A = LA.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18

A movie WIN be shown al vi Sal.
vador Methodist Church. Virginia
and Crinnell Streets Sunday Sept.
10th from 7:so 20 $50 pm.
Judge Gibson Of the Juvenile
Court win be guest speaker and
Mr.. Bernard Frank win present
the new charter 20 Boy Scout
Troop 50. Cub Scouts and Boy
Scouts win be present. Parents,
educators and community leaders
are invited 90 attend.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18

Mere ahout nutmeg. II grows o.
trees you know. and | think Il en-
hances lots of things. I've evenl
had . few comments about the
ways I've mentioned Il. 80 Try this
you Conehs yOu: On your servings
of black bean soup. put a large
roaelte u sour cream. set of with
= scatter e nutmeg.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18

NJ. and Mrs. Heary saBda. ISo7
Fiagier Avenae. wn leave today
Ior Wilmington. n. C.. iug a. "
derniss period. Thsy wil b the
quests ol Mx. SAnds' sister an4
hrcther-lnlaw. Mr.. end IRA q.
Earl Rass wha own and epsrnta
the Brenkerx' Hotel at cnrolinn
Beach. North Carolina. ard ether
relatives.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18

mission charge. !. D. Cards Euss
be presented al the door.
First dance will be he'd on sat
urday, September -. Fulwe dance
dates are October , and October
lf7. Parents are invited 70 be pre-
sent.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18
Dances
Announced

A series Of Saturday night dane
Is for teen-age Navy dependents
VIII be held at the Noes US0, io2i
Duval Street.
The dances win begin at $50 and
end ai 1875. There VIII be no ad-
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18

MF. and MFs. Clinton J. YOu.
mans. eis Francis Street. an
nounce he birth Of = son. James
David. Sept ieth as Monroe Gener.
al Hospital
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. David s. Sims,
fazs FlaGlsr Street. announce ths
birth d : son. David shelby. Jr.,
Sept. lssh u Monroe General Hos
piial.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-18

The laws of El Salvador require
every man b vela.