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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28
Girl Scouts Make
Their Oav1, StOves.
Cooking Utensils

If you and your family have q
yen to cook outdoors while you
are vacationing, the Girl Scouts of
the USA will give you plenty of
tips. They practice the whole year
through.
And come August 16, the Girl
Scouts in Key West will acquire
even more know how" during the
week-long Day Camp conducted by
the Florida Keys Girl Scout Coun-
Gil.
The Scouts manual, Cooking
Outdoors" is full of handy hints.
Along with over so pages of re-
cipes for one-pot meals, "stick"
cooking and other kinds of outdoor
dishes, the manual has direction
for building fires, kinds Of fuel to
use, methods of food care and
lookout organization.
Scouts often mix all the dry in
gradients together - including
powdered milk - in recipe-size
patches and when they arrive at
the campsite, it is simple matter
to whip up a batch of biscuits.
These are baked in an oven con-
Structed from tin cans. In prepare
ton for cook-outs, Scouts give tin
cans the how-to-do treatment -
aided by sturdy Scout knife, and
tin shears.
Ingenious Girl Scouts learn how
to make kettles, stoves, corn pop
pers, skillets, coasters and broil-
ers out of various size cans.
An "Imu" is a popular method
of preparing foods among the local
Girl Scouts. No utensils are need
ed for an "Imu." According to the
Scouts, it's a mode of cooking that
was used in ancient days by Medi-
terranean countries: Mesopotamia,
Afganistan, Siberia and Japan.
When they follow this early cook
ing technique, the Scouts line a pit
dug on the beach with rocks and
build their fire in the pit. When
the fire dies down, the rocks are
heated and they place the food
wrapped in tin foil and wet sea-
weed next to the hot rocks and
cover the pit with more sand.
No beaten handy for those pre-
mixed hapjacks? That doesn't up
set a Girl Scout. She cuts a three
forked mangrove branch or twig
and twirls it in the fapjack batter
between the palms of her hands.
Most of the Girl Scouts in this
area have had very little chance
to put what they have learned into
practice and they are more than
usually impatient for the date of
their first "day camp" to roll
around.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28
James L. Forts
Be HOnOred

Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Fort who
were married on July II at the
First Methodist Church in Sault
Ste. Marie, Michigan, will be hon.
ored this evening at an "open
house" at the home of Mrs. Har-
riet Wilson, 9O6 Johnson Street.
Mrs. Fort is the former Miss
Miriam Crawford, daughter of the
Robert J. CrawfordS of Sault Ste
Marie, and was music instructor
at Harris Elementary School.
Her husband is the son of Mrs
Yuma Lightbourne Fisher of 1882
Virginia Street.
The Forts have recently return.
ed from wedding trip to Ontario.
Canada and are now at home at
SPA Margaret Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

suction caps and Of course, .
safety belt.
Other new items Just received
are the "SfarfRlte" Dual Train.
Or which is medically correct
and the most modern method for
this important step In Juniors
growing. Also, . plastic perma
nvrssr which 10 used rs q re-
svIar bottle, but Is vnbrsakable
and then there was that indispen-
able item which serves many
pvrposss-fhs Jack and Jill Kid
die Chair which because Of It's
suction capped legs can be used
on chairs or in the ear. Very
easy TO tote about TOO.
So, parents yev will find use.
fvI and fascinating furniture for
your children, plus oil they need
in the way Of wearing apparel
At the Ideal Tessl
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Was in the Mar-Ed Shop awhile
back-scribbling away as usual and
looked up to see Carla and Eddi
Duckworth watching me with child
like intensity. Explained what l
was doing, but am not sure they
understood-being only of the
age-5 and Z. Enjoyed chatting
with their mother Jean and her
friend, Bettina Gunderson.
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SpeakinQ Of the Mar.Ed Shop
47l.B Dvval Sfrsst-mvst tell you
Of TERRIFIC BUYS FOR $l.O
which will be found on the table
in the middle Of the shop on
Thursday Morning. Amongst the
miscellany will be fhsssa and
thatta in The enlargement
iins-"T" shirfs-soms bathing
suits, etc. Because Mar.Ed car.
ries many Of the wslI.knewn
name" lines, yov can be assUr.
ed that this Thursday Morning
Special will have extraordinarily
good Valvssl
Another unusual feature now a.
the Mar.Ed Shop 10 their
Calypso" window which dis
plays some Of the new bold prints
and tropical motifs which have
Just been received, both IN one
piece bathing suits and wrap
around skirts.
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Jim Cobb has Sprouted the most
luxuriant, bright red mustache, but
the bullying jaw was not grown to
match - or as a result thereof -
just a bum tooth acting up.
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Home Appliance Co.. S0S Sim
enten Street Il known for carry.
ing nationally advertised and
Well.known makes Of major el.
setrieaI appliances. II you've
been Smiling and swslssring and
your thoughts have straYed q.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28
Teen lips

Don't hide your face in shame
if your skin is not up to par do
something about it.
Remember first that teen-age
acne bothers from go to 80 per
cent of .today's adolescents and
that boys are most frequent suf.
ferS.
Although it may be some com.
fort that many others are in the
same boat with you, don't let that
make you resigned to staying
there.
Best way to beat the pimple and
blemiSh stage is to use some COM
mon sense and good living habits.
Since acne, to a large extent. is
a glandular condition, it often can
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28
Fishing Trip And
Fish Fry Enjoyed
By Macy Choir

Members of the US Naval Sta
ton Catholic choir are convinced
that Emusic hath charms" because
the fish "sure responded" when
the group went fishing aboard the
storm King" on Saturday, July
"a.
Captain Shirley Carson is the
skipper of the "Storm King" and
George Troff is mate.
They caught grouper, yellow tail,
grey snapper and porgys. Father
Galland is still Dragging about the
large barracuda that snapped his
line.
After the group returned, they
held fish fry on Father Galland's
lawn.
While waiting for the fish to be
cooked, Father Galland showed
collection of colored slides taken
when he was serving in Japan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28
Square Dance At
BayUielU Park On
Thursday Night

Folk and square dancing is being
added to the many and varied pro-
grams being presented in Bayview
Park by the City Recreation De-
partment, it was announced today
by Recreation Director Albury.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the first of these dances
Thursday night, July 20 on the
basketball court at Bayview Park,
beginning at 7:30.
Rev. Eldon Simmons and Mrs.
Twylla Fishel have very gracious
ly consented to do the calling. Both
are experienced callers, having
served in this capacity in Key
West and other places.
There will be no age limit and
it is hoped that a large group will
turn out. If they are successful, we
will arrange dances every two
weeks, Mr.. Albury said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

if her husband requested Key West
for duty and after the word
''key" things changed.
Sylvia declares she's gonna be
a misplaced Conch way out there
but at least part of the name
should cheer her up, and we'll all
miss her nightly!
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Would like to suggest "tUrtls"
as THAT something different but
good - to have for dinner. Many
Of you all might be new to Our
Town and for some reason or
other not be interested in this
deiieaey. However. you have q
wonderful treat in store for you
and truly, it is very simple to
prepare.
Though your fishing luck may
be good, - seriously doubt If
you're about to catch q green
turtle weighing about 400 lbs.
just any ole day in the week.
So, by all means - go to loves
Fish Company, 900 Caroline and
ask for TURTLE either
ground for burgers or sliced and
fenderized for steaks.
Don't forget that here you will
find fresh seafood sIsol Fish,
shrimp, eoneh, etc.
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My Red Shawl tells me that OF
Our Towns most charming and
lovely ladies are up to startling
things. Because of their recent ex-
ploits - yours truly shall call
them Girl Athletes, 81.
In one day, after shall we say
a lapse of more time than some
what - they decided to swim and
indulge in a game of tennis. Y'know
- sell more liniments that way!
Then - undaunted - another day
- and they went fishing. Catch:
One shark apiece. And so, for
reasons known only to them -
Elsie Keyes and Edie Moffatt have
taken to the great outdoors and
sports!
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"6erfram" is my cuckoo clock
and now the usually energetic
lille guy is siIins. IT'S hands
are listIess and frequently just
drop offl And 50, yours truly
shall take il TO PrUitt the
Matchmaker and reoairer OF
clocks at 400 SoUfhard Street.
Tinker" PrUift has q way and
knowledge Of clocks and time
pieces which means that you
have the good fortune TO place
your watches in the hands OF an
experienced and expert watch.
maker!
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Saw the Cadillac with FLORIDA
Calling" emblazoned on the side
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

long the path to air eonditioners,
drop in Home Appliance and dis
cuss makes, models and means
Of purchase and you'll be sur.
prised at how easy it is for you
to have cool comfort.
In discussing cir e0nditioners,
learned something Of interest
which you all should know. BE-
WARE OF MISLEADING offers
on air eondifioners! There are
many things to consider when
purchasing one. You should be
most cautious TO buy only from
. responsible dealer and be sure
That the make is one Of an es-
tablished manUfa eturer. Remem-
Der that repair bills can mount
up, but at Home Appliance you
can buy with complete conf
dence.
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PAST PARTICLES: 1t is with a
happy reluctance CD that the last
paragraph Of the New York Sun
Mans Sketch - written in 1899 -
about Our Town appears:
'Wrecks and weather are the
remaining topics. No newspapers
or books are read. Nothing is
known of what is going on in the
outer world, and nobody cares. Ex-
cept gambling, crime is almost I'M
known. The people are quiet,
peaceful, lazy, religious, ignorant
and blissfully Ooh, no!) content"
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BARGAINS IN BASKETS The
Dirty Box, S32 DUvaI Street is
one Of Our Towns most unique
and distinctive shops. Here The
reed and rata have been woven
into many containers Of all siz.
Is, shapes and for all purposes.
During the entire month Of
August, oil basketware will be
REDUcEDl Because the charm.
ing owner has planned q "cIear.
anee" TO make way for new mer-
ehsndise TO be purchased when
she returns from vacation, you
now have . magnificent oppor.
tUnity to buy lovely and charm
ing packets for yourself or
friends. Buying now at the pres.
emily offered reductions will be
thrifty way TO always have on
hand gifts or prizes for use when
The occasion arises.
The Dirty Box has also placed
. special price on their SisaI
door mats and saw that the
GUatamalean skirts were also re.
dUeed. Better hurry for these
IS there are not meny left.
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My Red Shawl tells me that
Sylvia (now playing mighty fine
piano at the Bamboo ROOM will
be leaving around August 3 for
- Keyport, Washington! Seems as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28
Cecil CarbOnells Leave
For Extended Vacation

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Carbonell left
Sunday for a motor trip to the
Carolinas and then to the West
Coast.
They were accompanied by Miss
Naomi Sawyer and expect to be
gone about five weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

Want your fried chicken to be
dellciouSly criSpy? Roll the chick
en- pieces in mixture of cornmeal
and flour before browning in hot
fat. Use about half cup of yell
low cornmeal and a quarter cup of
flour, and season with salt and
pepper to taste.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

Like an extra richness in a veg
etable cream soup? Then enrich
it with an egg yolk or two Just
before serving. Beat the yolks
lightly beforehand, then add a lit
tie of the hot soup to them, STIR
ring constantly; now stir this mix.
ture back into the soup. still STIR
ring. Reheat but do not boil.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

and the name of "Tom Moore"
printed thereon, ond figured that
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goebel of In
dianapolis who won a statewide
tour on the Florida Calling" pro-
gram were in the vicinity.
And they were having dinner at
the Sun and Sand and yours truly
had a short chat with them. Be-
cause they had arrived late and
were leaving at 1870 the next day
- there was not time for them
to visit our shops.
Also met Bill Carter who is as
ISOLATED with the program and was
fascinated and fatigued at the
strenuous schedule of 1900 miles
covered set up. They were swell
people and know they sure liked
Our Town, even in such a brief
space of time.
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Stopped by Einhorn's Variety
Store, corner Angela and DvVal
and - there are still many,
many good buys at great saw.
inss to be hadl Of course, this
shop is wonderful, with . person.
atty ell its own and the variety
Of merchandise Is astounding!
For things in HE small house.
ware line - or drug sUndriss -
or grocery category Including
gourmet items and marvellous
Kosher. Cuban and Chinese food
speeiaIties). Don't forget the
price in many instances is re-
dUeed cause Einhorn's expect
TO move TO another loo alton soon.
Don't overlook dropping in
Einhorn's - its open daily w
except Wednesday afternoonI
You'll have fun wandering about
this store with its fabulous var
iety Of merchandise - and
YOU'LL SAVE MONEY AT
EINHORN'S!
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You won't sizxls to Q crisp or
be Characterized"
~ your hair by The "Pensvins
at DonaId's" is driedI
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Vacations were created with the
thought OF relaxation in mind -
a change of routine - a proven
ton of the proverbial getting in
a rut" - but - you all know what
- yours truly thinks they are most
beneficial because they seem to
renew a fondness and affection
for the work you left for several
weeks!
Gee, it's good to be back with
you - shall, with your kind per-
mission - visit with you again to-
morrow. SINCERELY YOURS and
happily so - for BLISSFUL BUY
ING, Jeanette (Adv't.).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28
Older Folks with
Itching Skin

For the nAgging. maddening. persistent
itch Of dry skin, SO common to folks past
middle age. Resinol Ointment is a special,
soothing relief. Contains lanolin which acts
in place of missing natural skin oils -
works fast, and comfort lasts. 1t feels 10
good not to have to scratch and scratch
Get Resinol and get relief. All drug stores.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

Season a couple of cups Of cook
ed rice with a half teaspoon of
chill powder and half TEASPOON
of garlic salt. Serve with ham,
burgers or meat loaf.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

You won't sizxle to 0 crisp or
be Characterized"
~ your hair by the "Pensvins
at Donald's" is driedl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

Saw the Cadillac with Florida
Calling emblazoned on the side
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28
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My Red Shawl tells me that
Sylvia (now playing mighty fine
piano at the Bamboo Room will
be leaving around August 3 for
- Keyport, Washington, Seems as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-28

While oUtfittins and sqUipping
Youngsters is always sorta fun
rs q downright pleasure at the
Ideal Toys, S34 Dvval Street
where you'll find both the prset.
ieal and fancy necessities.
Also, at Ideal they are always
watehfUl for the latest innova.
tions which will make taking care
Of the kids an easier business.
F'r instanee-eomss now .
BABY ANCHOR" which means
the young vns can be safely bath
ed in ths bath tUbl This is &C.
complished by means Of an
unique seat, covered with COM
Portable eUshionY sponge rubber
and anchored with four rubber
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Canadian Officials Reaction
To Seowoy Approval Is Calm

missions licensing of the New
York State Power Authority to
develop st. Lawrence power in
conjunction with the Ontario
Hydro Electric Power Commis-
Sion.)
This vote Gin the House, fol-
lowing a majority vote already
registered in the Senate, indi-
Gates that there is now a ma
jority of the representatives of
the American people who want
this development at this time
and want it as joint undertak-
ing" Mr.. st. Laurent said.
While not expressing an opin-
ion on the desirability or other
wise. from the Canadian view-
point, of the seaway being built
and controlled jointly by the two
countries, Mr.. ST. Laurent did
stress the necessity of getting the
project started because of "the
very urgent need for additional
hydro-electric power in the
Province of Ontario. He hoped
that the United States Supreme
Court would dispose of any legal
obstacles to the power develop
ment before it recessed for it's
summer vacation.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Funds Sought 10 Build
Two Atomic Subs
BY the Assoeioied Press

Chairman Bridges of the Sen
ate Appropriations Committee
announced yesterday the De-
fense Department is asking
money to build two additional
atomic-powered submarines in
the year beginning July /:
The House-passed defense
appropriation bill contained
funds for one additional A-sub.
The first such craft, the Nauti-
lus, has been launched by the
Electric Boat Division of the
General Dynamics Corp. at
Groton. Conn, which also is
constructing the second, the Sea
Wolf.
In a joint announcement for
himself and Senators Upton,
Republican, of New Hampshire,
Margaret Chase Smith and
Payne. Maine Republicans, Sen
ator Bridges said a letter from
Defense Secretary Wilson an
nounced change In the Navy's
shipbuilding program for fiscal
year 1855.
!. The announcement said "the
revised program calls for the
construction of an additional
atomic-powered submarine which
will be built at a naval ship
yard" ....-.
The statement by the four
Senators said the departments
plan to assign construction of
the additional-or fourth-sub
to a naval shipyard indicated
that the chances of the Ports
mouth naval shipyard at Kit
terry, Me-, of getting the work
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Nicaragua Shows Cache
Of Russian Made Arms
RY the Associofad Press

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, May z.
President AnastaSio Somoza
called in foreign diplomats yes
terday to show them a big cache
of what he identified as Russian
made arms. He said they were
found hidden on the Nicaraguan
Pacific coast between the towns
of Montelimar and Ell Tama-
rindo.
The president said he be-
lieved the arms were landed
by mysterious submarine
which he said had made several
visits to the isolated spot. He
said someone had placed a buoy
offshore apparently as guide
for landing the arms. The ca
che, he said, was found about
300 feet inland.
On display for the diplomats
were numerous rifles, machine
guns. hand grenades, pistols and
many rounds of ammunition. All
the equipment was sealed in
heavy weatherproof packing.
At a subsequent news confer
ence, the president said he did
not know whether the arms
were hidden in connection with
the abortive April 4 revolt or
whether some international Or
ganization wanted to make Mic
aragua a second Korea.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Mass Wedding. Divorce
To Protest Danish Paw
Rx the Associated Rrs..

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, May
IA group of Danish civil serv-
ants threatens to get married
just to show UP what they
claim are inequalities in govern
ment pay rates.
If the wedding plans go
through as outlined yesterday,
the newly married couples will
file applications for divorce i'm
mediately after the ceremony.
The scheme was thought up by
some 10 or Is bachelors to dram
atize complaints that married
or divorced government employees
get higher salaries than unmar-
ried ones.
The prospective brides are
women civil servants. The plan
calls for a mass wedding June l
followed by gigantic wedding
breakfast. Then the divorce ap-
plications.
Justice Minister Hans Hack
kerup said such a mass wedding
would be legal. even If divorce
had been agreed on beforehand.
He admitted the Finance Min
istry would have to raise the
pay of all the grooms.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
U. 5. May Rest It's Case
Against Frank Costello
Ry the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, May T. The
Government, which has reduced
the amount of its income tax
evasion allegations against gam
bier Frank Costello. may rest its
case today in Federal Court. The
defenses is not expected to be Of
great length.
This schedule in the 5-week-
old trial was announced yester-
day by Chief Assistant United
States Attorney Lloyd. F. Nc
Mahon and Defense Attorney
Leo C. Fennelly.
Costello, 62, is on trial on a
Account indictment charging he
evaded at least $73,437 in in
come taxes for 1916 through
1949.
On the basis of expert testi-
mony, the Government yesterday
cut about S21, 1000 from its orig
inal claim against Costello.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Florida Folk Festival
Presents Tribal Dances
sy the Assoeio,ed Pres.

WHITE SPRINGS. Fla. May
1.-Two elements of the widely
scattered old Creek Indian Ma
ton were Joined here yesterday
as representatives of the tribe
from Oklahoma and Florida met
at the All-Florida Folk Festival.
The representatives were Fred
Beaver of Ardmore. Okla. and
Billy Bowlegs. 91-year -old leader
of the Cow Creek Tribe of Semi
noles. Both performed old tribal
dances and songs as a. part of
the festivals opening program.
Delegates from the two
branches of the Greek Tribe have
seldom met since those who were
later called the Seminoles left
the original tribal home in Ala
bama and moved to Florida. The
Alabama Greeks later were trans
ported to Oklahoma.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
U. 5. ENJOYS 10 13 Nations
Confer tuesday in lstanbuI

American diplomats stationed
in 13 Middle Eastern countries
will confer in Istanbul Tuesday
to May IA on problems in the
area, the State Department an
nounced today.
Assistant Secretary of State
Henry -Byroade will attend with
United States diplomats assign d
to Afghanistan. Egypt, Greece.
Iraq, Iran, Israel. Jordan, Leb-
anon Libya, Pakistan, Saudi
Arabia, Syria.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Newcomers Club Elects
Viennese Victim Of Nazis

DR.. Martin Wohlmann, a Wen
nese lawyer who spent five years
in Nazi concentration camps be-
fore coming to America six years
ago, has been elected first presi-
dent of the Newcomers Club.
The club, which has been ac-
tive 10 years. has previously
been run by the chairman of
service to the foreign born of
the Washington branch of the
National Council of Jewish
Women.
Others elected in a meeting
last night in the Jewish Com
munity Center are Joseph Haas.
vice president; Robert Assael.
treasurer, and Mrs. Alice Sells,
secretary.
Evening star., 1954-05-07
Ruling Can Be Appealed.

(Seaway opponents have until
May 10 to file an appeal to the
Supreme Court of the United
States against lower court deci-
sions rejecting their appeal
against the Federal Power Com