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Evening star., 1953-07-15

MANN u SWWWWWSu ~ "
60c Blouse or Skirt Hangers 2 for
Blouse hanger has space for 5 garments in space Of
i honoer. Skirt rack holds skirts oeks. Rust n
Fesistont clips
69c-89c Print sTub-umS' ScuffS. 2 prs.
Cotton fIoro print scuffs tho costly Are COOL ~
attractive. Sizes snoI medium and large.
Csc Ironing Board Covers 2 for
Mode of heavy cotton motera with eostc ground
bottom keep it in place. UnbIeoehed. DuobIe, "
long
2Sc Plastic Shoulder Covers 6 for
Slip them your oorments to help keep SD
them ceon., Clear posic with coIored bindings
Evening star., 1953-07-15
Mems $I.5O.$2 JeWeIry-

Mems $I.5O-$2 JeweIry 2 for
Close Of forousnone moker Fine cuff links c. 4
ond tie bors :. oil handsomely boxed Nice for Up
gifts. *Pus 2O9o tax.
Irreg. Mems Pajama Coats and Pants
Match up these odd pojomo coots and ponts with c.
those exros you have at home From So e5-$4e5 p
famous s-nome PJ.s. Sizes A-B-C-D in group.
Evening star., 1953-07-15

25c COlOrful Ash Trays -6 for
Decorative and useful troys with pretty fIoro design -
in center.
Jeuelry Dept.
81 Costume Jewelry- for
Gigantic collection Of beods simulated stone pIos- S
tic rhinestone and simulated pearl necklaces boee-
lets, earrings and pins. %Pus 200o tox -
JeaDelry Dept.
$2.98 Sum Glasses (NOveIty FrameS)
Mems and worens sun glasses Plastic eoses IdeoI
for riding. eoIfne any outdoor activity. Only 300 y
pois
Cosmetic Dept.
59c Costume Flowers 3 for
Clusters and single flowers in eoIorfuI pln-on styles @
WOmen's $I.99-S2.99 Blouses
Cotton and royon and noyln bennbero sheer S
bouses. White ond eoIors. Broken 81 to 3s
WOmen's I.99-S3.99
Assorted 80 pieces Of beach and sports wear, hoe -
stoe cops etc. Broken assortment
Neckwear Dept
Evening star., 1953-07-15
$I.95-$2.95 Silk Prints
Perfects and Irfegs. of Mems
s. 4 81 Shorts

Boxer no-iron crinkle crepe Il Tor
for complete comfort. Blue, -
shorts. Well tailored and full cut
green, ton, maize and fancy pot
terms. Sizes 80 to AZ in the group.
KGnn's-Street Floor-washington Ond Arlington
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
Senator Taft
Grows Weaker:
Family Gathers

NEW YORK R-The family Of
Sen. Robert A. Taft vas gathered
here today after his condition sud-
denly took q turn for the worse.
A New York Hospital bulletin last
night reported the Senate majority
leader was generally weaker ant
that his condition was ''unsasisfac-
tory, A later announcement said
he was resting . Little more com.
Ifortahly " He was reported not to
be suffering any pain.
Yesterday was the first day OF
serious reports on the 6a.year.old
Ohio Republican. who has been d
the hospital for several weeks for
treatment Of ! hip lesion.
His wife Marina was brought 10
his bedside yesterday for her first
visit to him since he entered the
hospital. The day also marked the
first time the hospital had issued
more than enc bulletin on his con.
ditioa.
Besides Mrs. TAFT. the senator
was visited hy 'wo of their sons,
Lloyd and Robert Jr.. yesterday
and last night.
a third son. william Howard Tar
III. American ambassador to Ire,
lard, said ID Dublin las, night tina,
the last word be had was j tele.
tContsnaed On Page TN@
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
Social Security
Wise
Forbidden Folks

VI b lReayer, Managsr Of the
Miami Social Security Office, an.
nounced today that those persons
age rs and over who have worked
at d social security covered job
for at least ! year and i hall, or
who have been selfemployed IN 1851
or 1852. may he losing benefits for
each month which they allow to
pass without figuring about their
rights.
The Social Security Act pro-
|vides that . person, age rs or ever,
may receive his monthly social
security benefit check and stiII con-
tinue to work for wages Of any
amount or have net earnings from
Confined On Page TWol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
Fla. Senators
Attend ToDllt,
During Session

WASHINGTON - FI0rida's Sen.
atOFs Spessard Holland and George
Smashers we're among the top three
Democrats III their attention ID
duty during the first session Of the
Ssrd Congress.
This was reported BY Congress.
sional Quarterly, the news bureau
devoted exclusively 10 reporting On
Congress, In It's summary 81 acti-
vilies for the first six months At
1883. Records were computed 81
Congress moved toward adjourn
lnent.
Smathers and Holland were re-
corded In action IS per cent Of the
time. Only one other Democratic
Senator (Hoey, Of North Carolina
has i higher batting average, along
with four Republicans.
The FLORIDA Senator's 80 per cent
batting average gave their state
second place ii the entire nation
Tor hard-working Senator's. Only
Maine Senator's appeared 0n more
roll calls. Southern state Senators
have the highest regional average
Z 81 per cent.
Congressional Quarterly reported
that voting participating scores Ii
the Sard Congress are i've per cent
above those for The end Congress.
The Smathers. Holland record
was far above the senate average
III So, and still further shove the
Democratic average of 81. Repuh-
Ilicans as 1 whole complied 4 bat
ting average Of es,7 per cent.
The record loes not take into &C.
count the pairs arranged BY Sem
ators either In their own absence
or 70 accommodate an absent col
league. When Pairing Is arrang-
ed, Senator on floor sometimes
Irefrains from voting. explaining he
is paired with 1 colleague and that
their opposing votes cancel each
other.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
Trial OF Duffy's
Bralsgers Delayed

The fEisI IN MUnicipal cevrs
81 the iwo LEGAL Navy man. wse
face shree charges each, inelvd-
Ing assault ana bsllsry On .
poliee efiieer, n eennsefisn
with . hrsal "a Dvffy's Tavern
On Dvvsl Street Monday night
WAS postponed Yesterday - he
request 81 Navy estieists. 4 MSS
announced today.
Reason given ~ slse Navy
was The fact hat NE sailors
are hOspitslixed.
Three memhoEs u ne peliee
Department wers Injured slight
II Ii ire brsuI which was pre-
eIpisassd wAen psliee were ell.
Cd 10 Dufty's 10 Investigate
freddie - which fine iissy
wsFe "Iumpsds ~ Q hest 81
Navy men, Witnesses said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
'Marge Russell
aySet Friday
At Naval Base
Fund Campaign
To Buy Wheelchair
Is Slated Friday

Marge Russell had a lot o.
friends when she was employed q
the Naval Station Disbursing Office
and now that she Is in trouble 4.
the result Of q paralyzing injury re
Iceived In Q tornado which strucl
her home town Of Waco Texas d
Nay 70, those friends are &ishini
10 her aid.
Tenor ~ Aas heen proclaimet
|''AGarge Russell Day" at the NavaI
Station III On effort ID provide hel
with 3 niechanized wheel chair.
Mrs. Resell was en- leave Of
abssnee n Waee slissn me seei.
dent occurred. Her husband was
N Mexies a ihs lime. On another
% ihe expleFatlen trips which Ne
had made.
she was sisslns in IN sUto-
Mehlle IN deMssewn Mace when
. bUlldlns dislnsssEstsd ard
ervshed inc car. Srsvely inivring
her.
Correspondence with her husband
ard doctor states that she has been
partially paralyzed az q result Of
the mishap and that II may be
long time before she is able to re-
turn 70 work.
Marge has always been admired
By her follow workers for her cour-
age she has never uttered 3 word
Confined On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
|POliceSchOoI
Is Slated Here

A Police training program, spon.
sored by the Florida State Police
Academy win be held here In Octo-
Der, Police Chief Joseph Kemp an
nounced today.
Kemp was back at his desk TO-
day after his annual leave during
which he attended the Florida
Peace Officers Association conyen-
lion in Tampa for three days.
For the third consecutive year,
Kemp was elected to the advisory
Board Of the association. He was
accompanied by 1t. Joseph Cerezo
md Patroimen Frank CaTaballo
and Edward Ramirez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
PaPy Supports
Proposed New
Council
Organixaiional
Meeting Sci For
City Hall Mex.
Tuesday AT 8:OO

IF any action of mine can saw.
even one little child from the pain
and suffering of . broken arm :
Il there Is any way in which can
help to offer sound program Of
protection for ali the people :. no
effort on my part can be consider.
ed too greati"
Rep. Bernie c. PapY.. Win sha
words quoted above, lent Ne
prssiige and moral sUpperf 10 tlse
movement underway In KEEP West
for the erosfion 81 ! lssal Safety
Council.
Papy has been asked to speak
at the organizational meeting sche.
lduled for next Tuesday 1t 8 D. n.
lin the City Hall. The request came
about IN q unique way.
Officer Bill Glib, KWPD. was
Icasting about. looking for speakers
when he happened to mention his
problem to an oEt-of-toWnef.
"NhY," said ths stranger, ''yeu
have cot LEGAL citizen hare who
has bean ! 'spsFkplvst Ii ssaio
SaistY measures : Beeals Papy.
lshoUf lie heiAs sFts eBsni5a
y ssssa 81 pasr0l 6 s1.sf g.
sslDped inso lta sFssssi sIns 81.
sanixaiien.s
When contacted, Papy could not
lgive . definite promise IS to whe-
ifher he would be able 20 attend
the first meeting next Tuesday.
However. you can rest assured
that I'm one hundred per cent be.
hind the organization Il L wiII con.
tribute to better and safer living
conditions for the people. " said Pa
my.
''I'll help In every way possible, =
he emphasized.
During the last session Of the
Legislature, Rep. Papy worked hard
for the unification Of lighting sys-
TEN and traffic code throughout
the state. The measure b expected
TO be completed within The next two
years and as . result, automobile
travel viii be both safer and more
pleasant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29

The defendants, Mrs. Papy end
Bethel. we're brought from eovn-
n iail where HEY have been
held on $l.00e bend each since
their arrest last week.
County Solicitor Allan B. Cleart
lJr., insisted that Pop" Wylk, own
| er Of the restaurant, be subpoenaec
Ito appear as 4 witness for the
state today at 5 p. m. He asked
Hamlin TO subpoena also Tony De
marco, bartender at the place ant
Ernie, musician from another
club, all of whom, according IL
Miss Joyce witnessed the second
beating allegedly administered hel
by the couple early last Thursday
morning.
MRS. Pspy and Bethel pleaded
nor guilty 10 HE 1--WE counts with
which they are charged. assault
and Their Of 81 and ths lady's
purse.
Mrn Papy and Bethel took The
ssand only briefly. They had hoped
they said thai the hearing would be
over and they would be acquitted
yesterday.
The State took another view
|CIeare said firmly that he wanted
more state witnesses to testify
whether or not they had seen Mis-:
Joyce beaten by the couple as she
described at Wylk's.
The incidents leading TO the al.
legged beating took place according
to Miss Joyce in this order.
After driving a friend TO Boca
Chica at about ! 4. m. Thursday,
July e, she stopped at Wylk's to
give her dog a chance to stretch
It's legs, and remembered that she
had lost . key at Wylk's on q pre-
vious occasion. She went In alone
to the bar, asked the bartender If
the key had turned up. He said no.
She remained for . drink. While
she was sitting there, Mrs. Papy
approached her and claimed to
know her. Miss Joyce said she be-
Continued on Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
American Food
Reaches Red Zone

BERLIN 1.-THE first truekIoad
of American food crossed the So
Wet rome Of Germany today an6
inally reached West Berlin after
Communist border guards delayed
il at both ends Of the Red-encircled
city's highway link to the West.
The truck, bringing 20 tons 81
food from the U. s. freightsg
American Inventor, entered the
American sector Of West Berlin 20
sinutes after German truck df1v-
lad reported Communist police
unloading It and apparently
1ting IFS contents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
Planning Commission To Hold
Parking Lot Hearing Aug. Il
coming Code
On Garages
Parking Lots
C0nsi. cred

The City Planning Commission
win hold an all-important publ,
hearing On Monday, August II d
which time comments BY the pub
lie win be heard on three pro
posed changes IN the city zoninl
code.
Chief item d business lo Be
eonsideFsd a. ihe hearing will Be
. change IN HE. code which will
rsqOirs public hearing and ap.
proNal BY besh HE city commits.
slen and the planning eommis.
sion before permission can be-
granted by the city Building In.
specfer for The construction Of
parking lets or community
ssFases can De hviIf anywhere
IN HE city. A. shs same time.
me commission will consider
xeHins changes il the Washing.
toni synelds Street sraa and on
United Street. near simonfon.
Apparently the result of q spirit
ed controversy touched off by thu
construction Of q parking lot at tht
corner Of Duval and United Street,
by the Mulberg Chevrolet Com
pany, the parking LOT change
designed to prevent the same thin
from happening in the future.
The City Commission has Al
ready advertised for 4 public hear
ing to be held on the parking 10
question next week. but today,
appeared that the hearing win nj
be held as scheduled since at thei
meeting Monday night, the cit
commission took no action. Al
though the hearing was advertised
liz was not officially approved b.
the commission, The proposal I
be discussed was the amendmen
of the zonfng code to prevent park
ing lots and community garage
from being built in the city's Resi-
dence .'ABr areas.
Mulbsrs Wss refused . psrmit
IN oeeupaaional license for ihs
parking los, pending definition ct
he serm esmEnunisY garage
CONTINUED On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
California Visitor Tells
Full Story Of Alleged
Theft, Beating By Pair
State Subpoeuas v ylk, bartender
For Continued Hearing Today
by SUSAN MeAvoY

Showing blackened eye and bluish-back injury on
her jaw and chest Miss Dorothy Joyce. attractive bru
nette testified yesterday that Mrs. Gloria Papy and
James Bethel robbed her then beat her while byand
looked and made effort to stop them at Wylk
on Stock Island last Thursday morning at pm.
Miss Joyce who is visiting her family at 715 Semi
mole Street the chief state witness at preliminary
hearing before Peace Justice Roy Hamn yesterday at
pm. She lives in Beverly Hills. Cal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
Vandab Sentenced
To One. Year In. Coasty Jail
Jennings And
Bergesol. Plead
Guilty To Acts
OF Destruction

sailors Lloyd =. Jennings
~ and Alan Bergeson. e
were I'd Judged guilty Of dis.
figuring tombs IN Key Wesl
Cemetery February s and
sentenced to I years hare
labor in Monroe County Jail
The young men pleaded guilty h
Criminal Court to the eleven infor
nations filed against them which
charged vandalism On graves b
ten deceased persons and the U.s.
Maine Memorial.
The Jury was therefore not call
led 10 hear the case.
County Solicitor Allan B. Cieart
put on q number Of state witnesses
including former City Manager
Dave King. city policemen and two
officers from the Office Of Naval
IInteIligence and others.
The oAll men, W. q. Mullins
End v. A. Benasy. sid ihsf me
salleFs had sisnsd written eon-
] iesslons "a fhslr vandslisns
aboard ihs US Coates On April
a..
They have been ID custody since
April awaiting trial.
King said that the first estimate
.of damage was so. 600 to SO. 900
Later estimates were lower. about
l$1s, 900 to Si0, 900.
King stressed. however, tina
some a. the monuments were
made in Italy and Sicily and Ar
lirreplaceahle.
The sailors, wearing whites, wer'
chalk.faced and nervous during TIL
trial. Small III stature. they look
led even younger than their years
Ia letter from an Episcopaliai
clergyman testifying to the 600
record Of Bergeson was the ofll.
defense made by the youngsters
attorneys Enrique EsquinaldO ant
win Albury.
He said that one pint Of whiske.
was responsible for the boys &C
ltion last February 6.
Though families Of the deceased
whose tOmbs had been desecraie,
had been urged to appear at III
trial, those that were there did no
testify.
State witnesses included il add
tion to the ONT men. King. Patrol
man Lionel SOriano. tOrEner police
man Danilo Goodrich Sexton Regi
maid Russell and BurnelI Roberts
The sailors wiz undoubtedl,
receive 8 dishonorable discharT,
!. from the Navy, Esquinaldo said
Judge Thomas S. Caro-, in sen
fencing the men. said that If Iii
Iiaw permitted time on each .
the eleven informations, he woul'
give them eleven years. As il j
! the statute. S72O2. sets . maxi
mum penalty Of one year or
fine Of $500. Tie aet pf disfigur
ing ! tomb Is i misdemeanoF
not a penitentiary offense. II /
not legally possible. il was said
to sentence them on each of tn
iinformatlcnS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29

ne Associated Pres TelssYps
Features and Phoao SsrviesA
For - Yeurs Devoted 70 ne
Sesi Interests Of Key Wesa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
Youth Is Injured
In Fall From Tree

Charles Baldwin, II. i7a.c Poin.
cIana Place, was only SLIGHTLY in.
iured last night when he fell from
tree near the wickers Field Sta.
dfani. Il was reported today.
Young Baldwin, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Baldwin, had climb.
"a the tree to watch . haIlgame
when he fell more than Is.tees IA
tie ground. He lost consciousness
and was taken home hy Police OF,
aeer Biii Glib and later transfer.
I'D q the Naval Hospital where he
vas held overnight for obserys
don.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29

xsY West florida. hos the
most equoble climute in the
sountrY. with on average
punge Of only ~ Fuhrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-29
County Budget Okayed
After Brief Session
Commissioners
Adopt Tar Roll
Without Change

County Commissioners
met n three separate SEES
slcns within half IN hour
hour last night and unani.
naously adopted the 1864
budget,
They denied requests FOR
changed assessments and
adopted the tax rolls d sub
n.itted 81 Tax Assessor
Claude Candolfo.
The request ii &. Z. Artman, =.
fnr ! reduction q assessment On
liz personal property vas denied.
The request II stockton. whatiey
and Dawn Tor ] reduction had
BEEN agreed upon By city and
County. he developers q sigsbee
PARK and Peary Court, giant hOus.
Ing proiecls wlIl pay $500 to the
city ana SIS 100 II the COUNTY. iu
aaxas. TAn fIsnEe covers both pro.
jseta.
All Commissioner but Clarence
Hleas, Who i On vacation, were
present 81 the abort meeting.
Artman,s letter with It's request
which was denied read u follows:
Gentlemen.
II have been informed that my
city ana county personal property
assessment Tor The Florida Keys
Star hes been increased to s. 900
assessment Last year Sam Pinder,
III, was Instructed b the city com.
mlsI0n a change this assessment
b 10 percent Of true valuation OF
81 Iao. This WAS done ID the city,
The prnOf vas nly federal income
tx report showed i t0tal valua.
Nm a about s..
This Years assessment osi 1852
valNation d sci III S. 900 by Mr..
pIndef and Nlr. Gandnifp NY fed.
efal income personal property de-
claFati0n shows 4 total d 81 .333l -.
AL he 10 percent valuation Mr..
rinder and Nj. Gandollo claim
tiaey make their final assessments,
ihls should make this years asses.
mnent 81 .6sa.08. | have purchased
% new equipment ii 1852 over
that IL 1851. There Is also one
years depreciation 10 be taken into
consideration.
..AEr. Finders and Sir. Gandolfo's
assessment this year Is Ii actuality
nearly 800 percent Of true valna.
ton. / request that your eqnaliza,
ton board make my assessment
d. eak.Q2 which il 10 percent d
true valuation Is declared on my
federal income III reports. {
Ihe denial IL Artmans request
Vas made "a / general resolution
which adnpted Ire rells as present
a " Cand0lfo b the Commission.
era.
When the Board 81 Equalization
adiourned after len minutes. the
commission met for public hear
III "a the budget. Not . single
citizen was present to discuss the
h0aent. II was then adopted
The Commission then went into
special meeting ID grant i request
81 ne florida Keys Aqueduct Com.
mission Tor an easement over III
rnads and highways for the laying
az pipes.
Commissioner Joe Allen voted
AGAINST the proposal. Commission,
ers Gerald Saunders. Frank Bent.
Iey and Harry Harris voted yes.
Evening star., 1953-04-16

eggs, sugar and sour cream. It's
a dessert to save for special oc-
casions and then only serve a
small piece. A recipe for lumpia
macao (steamed Filipino pork
and shrimp in wrapper) is a
Chinese dish that found its way
into the book via the Philippines.
According to custom. there
should be something fried, some
thing steamed and something
baked in a Chinese meal. This
is the something steamed" If
you like seafood. you'll be inter-
ested in trying the favorite crab
meat luncheon dish that comes
from the Ayres Tearoom in In
dianapolis or the lobster patties
from a student in Minneapolis.
zone Pot Cookery" pub
lished by the YMCA's Associa-
ton Press ($2.50), is a collec-
ton of 233 quick and easy re-
cipes in party-size servings of
IL. They're designed for use in
the backyard, beach or indoor
parties, family camp-outs and
for "home on the range" Mrs.
Eidola Jean Bourgaize, from her
own experience as housewife and
Girl Scout and YWCA camp
director. compiled and edited
the dishes, all Of which are
Evening star., 1953-04-16

this house, consisted of seven
different models, including both
roto-tumble action and agitator-
action washers in automatic and
portable versions, and dryers op-
Grated by either electricity or
gas. All models priced to meet
a competitive market. Upright
freezers, they say, are gaining in
popularity due mainly to the
small floor space they require
and because they are easier to
install. The recessed door shelves,
in the model we saw. give addi-
tional storage space for fire.
quently used items. Adjustable
temperature control permitted
this freezer to be set at zero to
protect frozen foods or at 10 be-
low zero for fast freezing.
Here and There:
What To Cook For Com
pany," published by the Iowa
State College Press ($3.95), by
Lenore Sullivan, is a choice coll
lection of some 900 recipes for
special party occasions. Some
are favorites of the author gath
cred in her travels through
America, Europe, Hawaii and
Mexico. Family favorites were
contributed by the students in
her catering classes at Iowa
State. All recipes submitted were
carefully tested before being
added to the book. The per-
sonal comments about the origin
of the names or the colorful
history of many of the recipes
add charm to the book. An ex-
ample of this is the recipe for
jeff Davis pie that came from
a student whose home Is in
Missouri. AS far as she was able
to discover this pie is combi-
nation of the old Southern chess
pie and President Tyler's pud-
din pie. Chess pie has no cream
in it while the puddin' does. The
jeff Davis pie Is loaded with
calories rich with butter,
Evening star., 1953-04-16

4 tablespoons butter or marga-
rine.
/ pound chicken livers.
3 tablespoons -four.
/ cup canned consomme or
bouillon-cube broth.
u cup California sherry wine.
Salt and pepper to taste.
2 tablespoons chopped parsley.
Heat butter in a heavy sauce
pan or skillet: add chicken nvers
and saute quickly until nicely
Drowned, turning the pieces fire.
quently. Remove livers from
pan. Add flour to pan drippings
and blend we'll; add consomme
and sherry: cook, stirring con-
stantly. until mixture is thick
Evening star., 1953-04-16

meant to be practically a meal
in itself. Contributions from ex-
perienced campers. backyard
chefs, camping publications and
magazines for youth groups re-
fleet the various tastes of every
region.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
Hudussuh Boke Sole

The annual benefit bake sale
of the Silver Spring Chapter of
Hadassah will be held from IL
am. to 6 pm. tomorrow at the
Green Department store in Sill
ver Spring.
The sale will include such
items as home baked breads and
pastries.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
ChickenL LWers in Sauce

ened and smooth. Season to
taste. Add livers and parsley
to sauce; heat piping hot. Serve
at once on toast or with rice.
Makes four servings.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
For q Snack

If you are watching your
weight and feel the need of a
midmorning or midafternoon
snack, take a glass of fruit juice
or milk.