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Evening star., 1953-09-19
Plan Your Kitchen to Make 1t More Efficient
By Betty Lenohon

Today's kitchens, in their
compactness and efficiency, are
the homemaker's delight. When
building a new home or remodel
ing an old kitchen, no matter
what the size or shape, careful
planning will provide ample
work space that will conserve
energy and speed up kitchen
chores.
Next in Importance to the es-
sential appliances, such as
stove, refrigerator and sink, are
cupboards. It is unwise to stint
on cupboard space. Cupboards,
like closets. are always in de-
mand, so make sure that the
kitchen has ample storage space.
To save wear and tear on the
| dining room or the dining area
of the living room it is a good
idea to reserve a space in the
kitchen for informal meals. If
the kitchen is large, a table and
chairs, a built-in nook or a pc
ninsular snack bar with stools
extending out into the center of
the room will adequately serve
this purpose. If the room is
small, wall shelf that can be
raised and lowered will suffice.
Lighting is also an important
part of the well-planned kitchen.
See that there is good overall
lighting as we'll as special light
ing at strategic working spots.
When the utilitarian and
practical aspect of the new or
remodeled kitchen has been
carefully worked out, concen-
trate on making it as delightful
and charming a place as pos
sible, almost a second living
room. The simplest way to do
this is with color and interesting
accessories.
The medium sized kitchen
illustrated shows careful plan
ming plus an attractive and un-
usual decorative scheme. It's
distinctiveness lies in the COM
bination of modern, streamlined
equipment with Japanese acces-
Sories and a bright and cheer
full color scheme.
The cabinets are white, as are
the frosty Opaque glass panel
walls with royal blue trim. The
chrome edged counter tops and
open corner shelves are a bril-
liant red. The f1oorcoverlng is
a marbleized block pattern in
light and dark blue with white
feature strips.
An unusual arrangement is
effected by the shaped white
enameled snack bar held up by
a small Oriental tree gay with
cherry blossoms with a red and
white japanese lantern swinging
from one of it's branches. Red
is again used for the cushion
covers on the wicker stools. An
other oriental motif is provided
by the matchstick bamboo blind
used as partial room divider.
Answers to Questions.
Question: We have just had
our porch inclosed and would
like some suggestions. One wall
is brick and the other three walls
are knotty pine. We have some
odd pieces of furniture we would
like to paint and use; what color
would you suggest? Also, what
colors would you suggest for the
ceiling, tile floor. draperies and
lamps?
Answer: Paint the ceiling of
your lnclosed porch white and
the odd pieces of furniture, black
lacquer. For the tile floor,
suggest red; for the draperies, a
leaf pattern in red, black and
Evening star., 1953-09-19

treuse cotton rug and red pin
vale corduroy draperies.
Question: The foorcovering in
my kitchen is cream, marbleized
with a yellow feature strip. The
cabinets are white, the counter
tops are yellow and the table is
red. What colors would you
suggest for the walls, ceiling,
curtains and chairs?
Answer: Royal blue walls and
a white ceiling would be nice for,
your kitchen. For the curtains,
1 suggest a small pattern in red,
blue and yellow on a white back
ground and for the chairs, white
wrought iron with red seat cush-
ions,
Evening star., 1953-09-19

at one end of the room and we
plan to put television set at
the other end. The television
set is mahogany but I would like
to get a light wood extension
table and small buffet for the
room. Would that be all right?
I am going to use a green sofa
and odd chairs. What type and
color would you suggest for the
wallpaper, rug and draperies?
Answer: Do not hesitate to use
the light wood pieces with the
mahogany television set in your
combination dining den.
They will mix nicely. Use a
wallpaper with a scenic pattern
on a white background, a char
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Gator Performers
Named Au-Stars

DAYTONA BEACH H-Two Uni.
Harry Speers, quarterback, and
weeks poll Of tbt Florida State
Sportswriters' Assn. to name the
outstanding back and lineman al
state colleges.
Bernard Kahn, FSSA president,
announced the selection Of Speers
and 0'Brien for their major roles
Louisiana State Saturday.
Speers, 6 foot I, l90-pound sophie
more from Knoxville, Tenn, com
scored a touchdown, converted aft
Ter all three, averaged 80 yards
bunting and did his part on de-
tense.
O'Brien, 6 foot I. 195-pound sen.
ior from Jeanette. Pa, played
outstanding defensive and often
passes.
Their teammate, halfback, Tom
my Haddock, was runner UP as
back of the week. The baldins
former Navy flier, playing with q
knee injury which forced him Ia
retire in the third quarter, was
Florida's leading ground gamer.
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Tony Trabert
Joins Benedicts

SALT LAKE CITY IN - Tennis
champion Tony Trabert of Cincin.
matt and Utah beauty queen
Shauna Wood were married at a
simple ceremony last night.
The couple plans a wedding trip
to Australia, where Trabert win
play with the U. s., Davis Cup
team in series set for Dec. 1919.
Then they viii return to Cincinnati,
where Trabert win continue his
studies at the University of Gin
cinnati.
Trabert and his bride, both %,
met last June when Trabert won
the U. S. hard courts tennis title
here. She represented Utah in the
1883 Miss Universe beauty contest,
where she placed fifth.
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|Giardello Wants
Title Shot After
Beating Cartier

BROOKLYN H-As' soon as a
middleweight scores one victory
these days he starts clamoring fol
a title shot. Joey Giardello is NJ
exception.
The fourth ranking contender
from Philadelphia outpunched Wal.
ter Cartier In a bruising hereunder
at Eastern Parkway Arena last
night and Immediately put in the
pitch for a title crack at cham
pion Bobo Olson.
1--we beaten almost all the other
contenders," said 23-year-old Joey,
"and want that chance bad. Why
should Kid Gavilan get the next
shot? "I'n fight him for the right,
Turpin too. If it means getting a
fight with Olson I'm willing to 90
to England and fight Turpin for
the champ"
Giardello based his claim on vic.
tories over Pierre Langlois, Joey
Giambra and Ernie Durando, re-
cent KO conqueror Of Charley
Humez. He didn't mention Johnny
Saxton until it was brought up
that Saxton, a welterweight con.
tender, has beaten him in his last
fight previous to last night.
81 had to make 153 pounds for
that. one, - said Giardello, who
weighed 1sSrsz to Carriers 100.
That was too light for me" Joey
doesn't intend to accumulate any
ring rust for his opportunity. Hell
probably meet Garth Painter al
Eastern Parkway Nov. q If the
Salt Lake City mauler agrees.
The dark-haired Philadelphia, a
Red-hot performer in the parkway,
|racked up his sixth straight vic.
tory in that arena when he gained
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-27
By sos HooBINc

NEW YORK B-There's more
foot In football under the new sub.
stitution rule.
So far this year punting has be
come an important offensive weap.
on while the extra point has de-
cided more games than II did last
season.
Army's l4-l3 upset Of Duke IL
Illustrates the point. Army turned
70 the quick kick frequently.
West Point Coach Earl Blail
explained afterward that under
limited substitutiOns he was letting
Duke have the bali because .
team on offense wears itself oui
faster than 4 team on defense.
AZ the same time the Cadets were
trying to gain ground on kick ex-
changes. That, plus the Blue Dew.
u.s. missed conversion attempt,
proved important factors in the
Cadet victory.
Last week Southern California
used quick kicks followed by jar
ring tackles to recover four fun.
bles and produce three touch
downs In the first 20 minutes
against California. The result was
. 1910 Trojan triumph over a
good Bear eleven.
Aramis Dandoy, use tailback,
saw one Of his quick kicks roll
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Conehs Fate Rough Test In
Miami Beach Here On FRIDAY

les. Don Cruz. frisky halfback who
figured greatly in the Conch plan
of attack for Friday Is out with q
wrenched back; Dick Kerr. defen-
sive end. has 4 bad knee that Is
mot responding to treatment and
Jimmy DeMerritt has the nu.
The Conchs viii have their work
cut out for them come Friday
might. The Beachmen have been
meeting big league competition.
They are fresh from q isis win
over the highly rated Bolles AGA.
DENY Of Jacksonville. As II that
weren't enough Of q recommend
ton. they held the highly Wanted
Miami High attack to . scoreless
Tie in the first half Of their meeting.
The Conchs win continue their
drills tonight at Wickers Field.
Beckman said that he'll work the
boys on offense, in an attempt -
devise enough of q scoring punch
to down the Beachmen.
81 don't know whether wen throw
passes or run the bah - Il all de-
ponds on how the boys come Q.
long" Beckman declared.
A bright spot In the conch picture
is halfback George Lastres who Is
coming along nicely and bids fair
to displace one Of the first string
backs.
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Two Platoon System Put The
"Kick" Back Into Football

dead one foot from the California
goal line in that game. It served
10 illustrate the fact that players
who hit the headlines this year
generally excel as kickers as well
as IN other phaes of the game.
Georgia's Zeke Bratkowski
Maryland's Bernie Faloney, Michi.
gan States Tom Yewcic and Ala.
bama's Bart Starr rank among the
nations top backs partly because
they've been able 10 turn the punt
into a dangerous tactical weapon.
PENIS Ed Gramigna became
the star Of a 9-6 victory over Navy
by connecting on his first college
field goal attempt-something he
would probably never have been
called upon to try under last years
rules.
Sixteen games have been de.
cided by one-point margin SO
far this season compared to only
seven a year ago, according to q
spot check Of 80 major colleges.
1t isn't as easy to insert an ex-
ira point specialist with the one.
platoon game In effect and the re-
suits are showing on the score.
board.
Last week, as ap example, Bay.
lor was able to stab unbeaten by
edging the Texas Aggies 14-13,
Utah trimmed Wyoming 1912 and
Ohio State got by Wisconsin 1918.
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|Conclls Forgotten
On Unbeaten List

JACKSONVILLE N-Graceyille.
Haines City and Lake Wales with
six victories each today head a list
lof 10 unbeaten and united Florida
high school football teams.
Upsets last week Knocked Miami
Jackson and Jacksonville Jackson
from the perfect record class,
leaving Pensacola the biggest
school on the list.
Pensacola has a perfect record
five victories, no defeats and no
and Winter Park.
indicated, united teams with
four victories are Manatee of
Bradenton, Pinecrest, SITS. Peter
and Paul of Miami. Titusville and
Umatilla.
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Sports !
:, Roundup

NEW YORK M-The time has
come, says Jimmy Demaret, when
the golfing officials Of this coun.
try and Great Britain either should
do something toward making q
genuine contest, out Of the Ryder
Cup team matches or abandon
them entirely.
For once, the games laughing
boy wasn't cracking . smile as
he discussed the never-ending
string Of American victories in
the biennial matches between the
top professionals of the two coun-
tries. He said he was genuinely
disturbed about Il.
Believe me, we make no friends
In England or anywhere else by
continuing to hang Il ON those fell
lows" he declared. 81 know. be.
cause I've heard them talk about
II. They feel that il isn't quite
fair to match our pros, who play
for big money the year around,
against men whose main occupa.
ton Is teaching.
IF they didn't beat US this year
- and they didn't - there's no
chance that they ever will. That
team we sent over was the worst
In history, but It still won"
Jimmy, who still holds the dis.
tinction Of being the only three.
time winner of the Augusta Mas.
tiers event, was not . member Of
our most recent team. He FASTENED
TO add this had not warped his
judgment.
''f they're going to hold the
thing at ALL" jimmy persisted
''they should at least throw i
open to all the professionals in
the British Commonwealth. II thi.
years British team had included
Bobby Locke Of South Africa, Peter
Thompson and Norman Van Nids
of Australia and a Canadian OIL
two. the result might have been
very different"
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By Gayle Talbot

Having got that off his chest,
the former Texan consented to
disclose what had brought him
down to the city from his swank
place Of employment in the Cats
kills. He is preparing to star in
o series of Is movie shorts aimed
at one of the national television
hookups. He and Bob Brumby,
who was the only writer to follow
Ben Hogan all the way through
Carnoustie the past summer, are
working on the script.
There hasn't been a really food
instruction series since Bobby
Jones made his some 80 years
ago, and we think the country is
ready for another one," Jimmy
said. Interest in the game is
growing every day, especially
since we elected a golfing Presi.
dent"
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||Oriole Moguls
Are Shrewd
Ivory Traders
BY GEORGE BOWEN

BALTIMORE IN - American
League owners are going to find
that trading players with the Bal
timore Orioles isn't going to be
like it was with the st. Louis
Browns.
Every player from the old
Browns is up for trade, but only
If the deal viii improve the ORR.
oles too. And cash isn't going to
work as bait.
Art Ehlers explained his philos.
lophy yesterday sbertly after he
made his own trade from general
manager of the Philadelphia Ath-
leics to the same job with his
hometown Orioles.
IF you're going to trade" he
said, trade anybody-no excep-
tions-h you're going to help your
self in a couple of positions. Not
man for man. And in Baltimore's
case, it won't be necessary to
take cash. Also, if we want to buy
somebody, Wen be able to do it. +"
Clarence W. Miles, head of the
syndicate Of moneymen who are
paying $2,475, 900 to buy the
Browns, chimed in that anything
Ehlers says about the baseball
end is right.
Hell have complete authority
to run the bali club. just as long
as he doesn't mortgage it," said
Miles, who announced that Ehlers
had a three-year contract with a
fiat salary plus a bonus arrange.
ment based on attendance.
The 56-year-old Ehlers, who used
to play sandlot baseball in Balti.
more and once owned Pocomoke,
Nd, In the Eastern Shore League,
said he had no player deals In
mind.
But he added:
81 think the Orioles need good
pitching bad. That's my job to
get them. / don't know where. II
we do get them, Wen make a
pretty good run for the first di-
vision"
The Baltimore financiers had
announced prior to signing of their
general manager that money
would be available for boistering
the Orioles.
1.-THE old st. Louis policy of sell.
ing players to get cash to operate
on is a thing of the past" they
said. They said. they were sup
plying an undisclosed amount Of
money 'tfor additional player ma.
lterial."
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Question: Can the Key West
Conchs bounce back from a two
week layoff and maintain their un,
beaten and unsecured on record,
That knotty bit of conjecture will
be decided Friday night when the
Conchs meet a big and rough Mia.
mi Beach eleven at the Wickers
Field Stadium. After a full NOR.
ning's negotiation with the Beach.
men, Coach Ed Beckman managed
to book the game after they had
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the unanimous decision over Car
tier.
1t was a hard-fought battle all
the way with Giardello, s-5 IA
vorite, finishing strong to earn the
verdict. There were no knock.
downs but both were shaken up
several times. Cartier suffered two
deep gashes over his left eye In
the ninth round. The cuts required
II stitches. Giardello was brushed
about both eyes and had huge
lump over his left eye.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-27

cancelled because of Key Vests
polio situation. Today Beckman is
wondering if il was q good move
after he watched his footballers 60
through a lengthy defense drill
yesterday afternoon.
I'VE are right back where
We were in septic m Der -
we have gotten rusty and forgot.
ten how to block and tackle" said
|Beckman.
In addition, the Conchs are suf.
fering from another rash Of injur-
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Boxing Results
MONDAY NIGHTS FIGHTS

MONDAY NIGHTS FIGHTS
BROOKLYN - Joey Giardellc.
1854, Philadelphia. outpointed Wal
ter Cartier, i6O, New York, 10.
HOLYOKE, Mass. - Harry
(Whitey) Smith, III, Brooklyn.
outpointed Jimmy Ithia, 1854,
New York, 8.
NOTTINGHAM, England - Alex
Buston, 174la, England, stopped
Dennis Powell, l74la, 10.
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|NOTRE DAME
FACES STIFF
TN NAVY

ball games always ran tire Il
form. you could depend On Thu
nations 10 ranking elevens to wiz
in a breeze Saturday. Only top
rated Notre Dame meets opposi
ton voted among the first 20 II
the weekly Associated Press poll.
But, because football otter
bounces in unexpected direction.
I(remember Purdue 6 Michigan
State o., some Of the high anC
mighty of the gridiror ranks coult
well be toppled from their exalted
positions.
And that goes twice for The
Irish of Notre Dane, who NEE
Navy, rated 10th in the poll o.
the sports writer's and sportscast
iers. Notre Dame, 27-14 conquerol
lof Georgia Tech last Saturday, re
Iceived 1,l22 points with 81 of the
experts calling them the best team
lin the nation. Navy, victim of 4
SO setback by Pennsylvania, re
lceived not one first-place vote anc
a total of only Il points.
Georgia Tech, its unbeateu
Notre Dame, and Michigan State
remained in the top 10 but dropped
several notches. And two other vic
tins Of last weeks uprisings, Mich
igan and Navy, tumbled clear out
of the select group. Their place.
were taken over by Southern Cali
fornia and UCLA.
Notre Dame, in first place ever
since the writer's and broadcasters
picked them. as the most likely
champion in the preseason poll,
completely dominated the poll. I'm.
beaten Maryland, which took over
second place from Michigan State,
received Is first-place votes, and
West Virginia was considered No,
i by Is. No other team had more
than two.
Baylor, also indicated, and
once-tied Illinois followed Mary.
land in that order with West Vir.
ginia jumping from eighth to fifth
after humping vMl $3.50.
Michigan States Spartan.
checked their decline at sixth
place. Southern California tool
over seventh on the strength Of
a 1920 humping Of California
Georgia Tech dropped from fourth
Ito eighth while Oklahoma held
firm in the ninth spot as UCLA
moved into 10th, a spot vacated
by navy. Michigan ended up 18th
To find this weeks opposition
for the first 10, except for Notre
Dame, one needs to go completely
out of the ranking list. Marylant
meets South Carolina Baylor take!
on Texas Christian. Illinois meet.
the upset minded Boilermakers O
Purdue. West Virginia tackle!
Penn State, the only team con
sidered to have a chance Of stop
ping the Mountaineers this year
Michigan State plays host to Ore
gon State. UCS's opponent viii b,
Oregon.
Georgia Tech viii attempt to ge
back on the victory tran with Van
derbilt as the opposition Will
Oklahoma meets a strong Kansa.
State eleven and UCLA tests Cali
fornia.
The top 10 (first.piace votes Il
parenthesesl.
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Golfer Gets Bird

SHAWNEE, Okla. M ~ Golfer
Paul Mott got q birdie with ons
stroke yesterdays woodpecker
hit when his slice carried into Z
tree bordering the course.
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The 1854 Midwest Figure Shat.
ing championships will be held in
the Michigan State ice arena next
Feb. IL, IL, and Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-27

Howard p. Glover of San Fran
cisco bowled 80 spares in a row
during a summer tournament In
1914.
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Mickey Werts
Starts Rally
TOGai,. Win

4 ~
| To Gair, VIII,
General Electric came up with
two runs in the sixth inning to
edge out the Dairy Queen. IS. in
the first game of a softball double
header at Bayview Park last night.
Mickey Wertz, General Electric
first sacker, started the winning
rally by beating out an infield hit.
After Bunsy Villareal popped out,
Oscar Cruz drew 4 walk. Frank
Sands tied the game up with a
sharp single to center scoring
Wertz and sending Cruz to third.
Earl Smith then flied deep to Gen.
ter to score Cruz easily from third
with the tie breaking run.
The Dairy Queen got off to q
fast start when Claude Valdez led
off with his first homer of the
season off starter Bill Walker in
the first inning. General Electric
promptly tied it up in their half
of the first when Clint Warren
walked, was sacrificed to second,
took third on a wild pitch, and
scored on Baby Santana's infield
lout. GE took a 2-1 lead in the
second when Smith homered off
Dewitt Roberts with nobody on.
The Dairy Queen tied it up in
the fifth when Tito Angueira walk
led, was sacrificed to second, and
scored on Lefty Ants single. In
the sixth, the Dairy Queen took a
So lead when walker developed a
wild streak and loaded the bases
on two walks and a hit batsman
with one away, Clint Warren re-
lieved Walker and struck out
Aritas for the second out, but he
then walked Kenneth Kerr to force
in the tie-breaking run. Angueira
was cut down at the plate attempt
ing to score on wild pitch to
end the threat.
Score:
Dairy Queen 100 OIL 0 3-3-2
General Electric 10 COZ AL
Roberts and Fleitas
Walker, Warren (6) and Santana
In the nightcap, VX-1's Dave
Gamble bested the Fleet Sonar
schools Bill Franklin in a tight
pitching duel as the Flyers edged
out the Sonar boys, So.
The F1yers took q 10 lead early
in the game when a hit batsman,
a passed ball, and an error pro-
duced a run in the first inning.
The Sonar School took the lead
in the fourth on single by Moser,
an error, and Roland's ground
lrule double.
In the fifth, vX-l come up with
their winning rally in the fifth
when Burt Farrell beat out an in.
field hit to open the frame. Farrell
was thrown out stealing, but Vic
Boutot followed with a walk. After
Hal Eskeridge followed with q
game winning double driving In
both runs.
Gamble, in notching his fourth
win Of the season, struck out foul
and walked two. Franklin, who
was charged with his first loss
struck out six and walked two.
/ Eskeridge led the Flyers with a
double and single in two tries. Ro
land, the Sonar Schools attack with
"a double and single in three trips
to the plate.
/ Score:
Fleet Sonar School 900 200 0 rs;
IVX-1 100 O20 49,
Franklin and Roland
Gamble and Fink
Schedule
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