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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

Fried Apple Pies
! cupful applesauce
/ teaspoon lemon Juice
" teaspoon cinnamon
"a teaspoon nutmeg
! recipe pastry
Combine applesauce, lemon
juice and spices. Roll pastry into
rectangle. Cut into three inch
squares.
Put one tablespoon applesauce
on one side of pastry. Moisten
edges of pastry, fold to form tri-
angle. Press edges together with
tines of fork.
Fry in hot deep fat (3750F.)
until golden or bake in hot oven
(400'F.) fifteen minutes.
Makes IL Pies.
Small fry will nod approval of
this special egg
filling, too. Soft l1OY- IT'S 6OODD
ened butter or ~-Z
margarine spread N
completely to the 1,5WS0A
edges keeps the X~GE
~ l ing from AT@.SHE5Tfi
Tsbing s,asd into the 1ZkSyZz
FrenchY Egg Spread
Blend together six chopped
hard cooked eggs, 2 tablespoons
salad dressing, two tablespoons
mayonnaise, one-fourth teaspoon
prepared mustard, one teaspoon
Worcestershire sauce, one table
spoon grated onion and one-half
teaspoon salt.
Yield: Filling for sandwiches.
And for goodness sake, be gen.
erouS with the filling.
Foith'ully
QaoA AeQ~,
hoeta 'ooO FOUNDATION. CINCINNATI. OHIO
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22
Mr.. and Mrs. willard

-1nN Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Barnett (Beulah Booker,
Marblehead, are parents of
daughter, eight pounds and two
ounces, born at Magruder hospi-
tai Sunday, Oct. IT.
We all talk about il, but nobody
does thing aboufi t-the wealth.
er, we mean. But John Saunders
weather forecast as given on
WSPD-Tv every Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday from 6:55 to pm.
will fell you what to expect. Spon-
sored by Motorists Mutual Ins. Co.,
Earl Wiseman, local representa-
five. 37-2t
WMT Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis st.
Clair, Joyce Arnold), sos
Carp-St, Oak Harbor, are
parents of son born at Magruder
hospital Wednesday, Oct. 20, The
baby weighed six pounds, seven
anu nail ounces.
-
Nine members of Business and
Professional Women's Club took
over the typing room at the high
school Tuesday night to address
envelopes in which Christmas Seals
will be sent out by the Ottawa
County Health and TB Association.
Postmaster Verdi Won Thron has
returned home after attending the
National Convention of Postmast-
ers.
HALF PRICE BULB SALE, daf-
fodils $.64 a dozen, 3 dozen for
$l.49; Tulips s.4o dozen, S dozen
$2.29; Hyacinths SLAP dozen, 3
dozen for $4.49; crocvs $.35 dozen;
grass seed $50 pound. kIingbieI
Florist. 37-1t
Mrs. William Mildenstein, Aus
tin, Mimi, arrived Thursday to be
with her sister, Mrs. J. H. Wahlers
and daughter Pearl while Mrs.
Wahlers is in Magruder hospital.
Mrs. Wahlers' condition, consider
ing her 80 years, is fair.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Mckinley of
Clarion, Pennsylvania. were Port
Clinton visitors over the weekend
calling on friends. Mr.. Mckinley
was superintendent of the local
schools several years ago.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

Resolved: To include in the
lunch box vegetable, some fruit,
a protein food such as meat,
cheese or eggs, and bread. Some
thing hot and something cold.
Foods That are colorful and easy
to eat.
Fried Chicken Drumstick
Bread and Butter Sandwich
Whole Raw Carrots
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

MT A son, weighing ten lbs.
a. and seven ounces, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Rollheiser of Route 3, Elmore
at Magruder hospital Wednesday,
October 20.
Frederick Zeis of the Tadsen In
surance Agency Company was in
Columbus the fore part of the
week, attending a state convention
of Insurance representatives.
HALF PRICE BULB SALE, daf-
fodiIs S.64 dozen, 3 dozen for
$1.4e; Tulips $.49 dozen, dozen
S2.29; Hyaeinths $1.4o dozen, 3
dozen for S4.49; crocUs $.35 dozen;
grass seed $50 pound. KIinebieI
Florist. 37-1t
Members of the Leelanau Club,
held a dinner party at their Rock
Ledge Club house on the Sand-rd
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Dorothy Ragoni Magruder
hospital nurse, was named a vice
president of District Is, Ohio
Nurses Association, this week.
Clearance sale of Fall NUNS.
20 varieties and colors, 6 for $I.oo.
kIingbieI Florists. 37-1t
-:-.--
Discharged from Sandusky hos
pitfalls have been: Philip Flickinger,
rural Port Clinton, Memorial; Ken
meth Quinn, Good Samaritan; Mike
Glovacky, Providence.
-.-:-
Mrs. Ann Bolte is a patient at
Battle Creek Sanitarium for two
weeks stay, entering last Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22
KIWANIs

KivANIS
William Rofkar, well known Ca
tawba Island fruit grower present
ed an interesting program at the
Wednesday noon meeting of the
Kiwanis Club in the Evangelical
United Brethren church hall, when
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

SuIilhlCi HClS' lhcy Will lCIulH ii
next spring.
Clearance sale of Fall NUNS.
20 varieties and eoIors, 6 for $1.oo.
kIingbieI Florists. 37-If
wny Mr.. and Mrs. John Gresh
~ Pauline Glovinsky) Marble
head, are parents of son,
eight pounds, one and quarter
ounces, born at Magruder hospital
Sunday, Oct. II.
What's fhe weather prospect?
Listen TO John Saunders, WSPD-
TV, every Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday, 6:55-7 pm. for the COM
pIeie weather forecast. Sponsored
by Motorists Mutual Ins. Co., Earl
Wiseman, local representative.
37.2t
Barbara Ingram, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. E. c. Ingram, Lakeside,
senior at Denison University,
made the Deans List of annual
honors by qualifying in the top 20
percent of her class.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Klein and
Mrs. F. A. Gerner were in Cleve-
land Sunday. Mr.. Klein was on
buying trip, the group later en-
joying a theater visit.
~sNI Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
90. Sutton Doris Kugler), $40
Jackson Drive, are parents
of daughter born at Magruder
hospital Friday, Oct. Is. The baby
weighed eight pounds, four and a
quarter ounces, and is welcomed
by a sister Sharon. Mr.. Sutton
is with the American Bank.
KLINcBIEL FLORISTS SHOP
PERS SPECIAL, cash and carry.
Vase of NUNS 90 cents. 37-lt
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lieske are
visiting daughters Urna and Norma
with their families in Cleveland
for this week.
-
Billy Bob and Monette Fehnrich
enjyed their first train trip Friday
when the accompanied their
mother, Mrs. Harold Heinrich, to
Cleveland for a weekend stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pieplow. Mr..
Fehnrich drove down Saturday to
join them.
We all talk about it, but nobody
does a thing about 1.-THE wealth.
er, we mean. But John Saunders
weather forecast as given on
WSPD-Tv every Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday from 6:55 to pm.
will tell you what TO expect. Spon-
sored by Motorists Mutual Ins. Co.,
Earl Wiseman, local representa-
tive. 37-2t
-Ssav A son, weighing seven
pounds and six ounces, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
Rice Nancy Peters, at Magruder
hospital Sunday, Oct. II.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. C. Davis Ruth
Fehnrich) have returned to Glen
dale, Calf, after a visit here with
her mother, Mrs. Jessie Fehnrich
and other relatives.
KLINGBiEL FLORISTS SHOP.
PERS SPECIAL. cash and carry.
Vase of NUNS 80 cents. 37-lt
The Danbury Township School
Bus transported the Local High
School band to Oak Harbor to par
ticipate in parade at opening of
Oak Harbor Fair on Saturday.
-:-:-
Shop Tsehvmy's for storewide
reductions in carpeting and fvrni-
ture during their 100 year anniver-
sary celebration, Tschumy Bros.
Fremont. 36-2t
-~>r Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
W. Hauck MARY Tucker), Put
J in-Bay, are parents of a
daughter, six pounds, three and a
half ounces, born at Magruder
hospital Saturday, Oct. 16.
-:-:-
The Junior C. Y. o. held a Fall
Dance, with Halloween decorated
dance floor, at st. Joseph's Church
basement, Sunday evening.
-:-:-
Miss Joan Kristenak is guest of
Mrs. Anna Murphy and Katherine
while her parents are on vacation
in Maine.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22
Better Eot;,,1
BY JEAN ALIEN 4
LUNCH TOTING

Here's a resolution for the new
school year that will help to put
AS" on young lunch-toters' re
port cards.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

Edward Kolesar attended the
"Open House" gathering Textile
Division of General Tire and Rub
ber Company, at the Toledo fac
tory, Wednesday evening. A fea-
ture of the event was conducted
tour of the factory and the display
of new sport cars and other auto
mobiles which are upholstered and
trimmed in Textileather products.
Plan On II Now: Harvest Ball
II, Nov. &. armory. Junior Civic
Club. Tickets available from
members. 36-3f
George Borman, of the Putin
Bay Chamber of Commerce was a
Port Clinton business visitor Mon
day.
-SsSS Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
~ Maytham Oyda Perkins)
074 w. OSborne-st, San
dusky, are parents of a daughter
born at Magruder hospital Wednes-
day, Oct. 20 weighing eight lbs.,
ten and a half ounces.
St. PaUFs Lutheran Church
chicken supper and Bazaar, Nov.
a. Route 584. o. n. 37-1t
DR.. Richard Semon attended an
nual State Convention of Optome-
trists held in Akron, Sunday and
Monday.
-:-:-
What's the weather prospect?
Listen TO John Saunders, WSPD-
TV, every Monday. Wednesday and
Thursday 6:55-7 pm. for the COM
plete weather forecast. Sponsored
by Motorists Mutual Ins. Co., Earl
Wiseman, local representative.
37-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

Fried Apple
Pies
On a warm fall
day, y-c o ! d
lem de will
h i t t h e ST t,
while hot cocoa
in the thermoS
bottle will be
jus t right for
cooler weather.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

A son, weighing ten lbs.
and seven ounces, was
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

George Borman, of the Putin
Bay Chamber of Commerce was a
Port Clinton business visitor Mon
day.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

daughter, eight pounds and two
ounces, born at Magruder hospi-
tai Sunday, Oct IL.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

seph Rollheiser of Route 3, Elmore
at Magruder hospital Wednesday,
October 20.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

DR.. Richard Semon attended an
nual State Convention of Optome-
trists held in Akron, Sunday and
Monday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

w A son, weighing four
pounds, five and three
quarter ounces, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Adams of
Route |, Oak Harbor, at Magruder
hospital Tuesday, Oct. 10.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

We all talk about it, but nobody
does a thing about 1.-THE wealth
er, we mean. But John Saunders
weather forecast as given on
WSPD-Tv every Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday from 6:55 to 7 pm.
will tell you what TO expect. Spon-
sored by Motorists Mutual Ins. Co,
Earl Wiseman, local representa-
tive. 37-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-10-22

Plan On II Now: Harvest Ball
II, Nov. 6, armory. Junior Civic
Club. Tickets available from
members. 36-3f
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-01-01

~ s. ~
EXPERT TAX COUNSEL possibly car you many
tax doors Form ranch regulations complicated New
rules special depreciation rotes grain Storage
facilities are pubczed they mode But only good ox
of oil regulations affecting you He might
you money helping you benefit from oil deductions authorized
for form and ranch.
RECORD CONSUMER INCOME continues support strong
US demand for food In first three quarters 1883 income
person otter annual of 81 553 compared to
497 1852 USDA reports Food expenditures per person
at annual rate of $4o9, So more than 1852.
FOOD EXPENDITURES HAVE about kept pace with
income during lost years. In 1858 consumers spent obou
26 cent of income for food Proportion has ranged between
26 % per each postwar year. Formers share Of food
dollar has voied High for last five years 48 cents in
1851. Low is As cents of 1853.
MONTANAS BIGGEST WHEAT crop officially reported
1474 900 bushels by BAE Included IS 900 bushels
spring wheat % 100000 bushels winter Spring wheat toto
is million bushels above 1852 total 10 million above 1oyeo
Winter wheat crop slightly less than 1852. Most
difference caused by winter weather which forced eseedng
OF some winter wheat acreage to spring wheat.
BEEF PRODUCERS CAN thank aggressive marketing for
partly offsene high slaughter US beef consumption
at record levels Estimates each person average IA
pounds beef this yeo Per copo consumption lost yeor
only 81 pounds. In 1851 Sc pounds.
BUT HOG PRODUCTION changes could make 1854 picture
different indications about 81 pounds pork available
per person 1883 compared with II pounds in 1852 Hohe
hoe-con otos of 1853 may pork production
this year. MISC economists say favorable outlook likely to
lois cent increase hog production by foil of 1854
And all pork production directly competitive With beef
AMPLE FEED SUPPLIES forecast for this year.
noted l5Z million tons of gron other ovo
able, American Feed Manufacturers Assn Toto is IS
million more than actually used in previous feed year. Only
high protein feeds be in doubtful supply Association
estimates increased number of hogs Sheep doy and beef
cotte poultry will boost 1854 feed demands
YOUR MACHINERY inventory balanced with octuoI farm
ranch needs? Machinery many higher than
Depreciation interest taxes storage similar costs 40 on whether
machinery used or not USDA study shows 3pow tractor used
only IOo hours annually costs twice much per operating
nou excluding labor 300
Besides dollar cost oVemechonzoon unbalanced selection
or ochney may be stopping from adding machines
would make your operation efficient
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-01-01

Here's how you take advantage Of this money saving
plans Order your supply of Phillips 66 Motor Oils Gear Oils
and Greases Set delivery dateanytme before May 91a
1864. That's all there is to itA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Holland Bright
Will, Tulips
In April
HAARLEM. Che Netherlands.

HARLEM, the Netherlands.
From Harlem to Leyden the
multicolored carpet Of hundreds
Of thousands Of tulips stretch
from roadside to horizon In the
spring. nodding their heads In
welcome.
Each rectangle Of ground Is Q
tulip patch Of solid shades Of
red, yellow, orange. white. tan
or purple. arranged In . dra.
matte. and startling contrast.
Tulip Sunday. usually the
second Sunday In April. Is the
special day set aside to see the
floral beauty. This is not only
q day for visitors from abroad
but also for the Dutch people
themselves. who make their way
to the tulip fields on foot. bicycle.
train and car to admire the
spring blooms. The blooms are
then cut OF and used to form
beautiful mosaics and as SOU
venir garlands for visitors.
Again this year Holland pre-
sents the national flower show.
known as 'Keukenhof," at Lisse.
o 5OO-year-old estate in the
heart Of. the bulb district. Fiji
teen miles Of patchwork. 10 miles
Of tulips and more than 750
varieties are arranged in plots
and gardens. each with a charac-
ter and beauty all its own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Jopon's Inland Sea Boon1s
Aqdin for Tourist Travel

ing upon the Interpretation of
island" whether or not rock
jutting above the water deserves
that name.
American visitors usually do
not stop at port towns along
the coastline of the Inner Sea.
where the accommodations are
strictly on the local level and not
designed for the tourist trade.
But hotels and facilities in
Osaka and Beppu and nearby
Kyoto and Kobe are geared to
the standards of Western trav-
elers.
Western Style Hotels
Western-style hotels in Osaka,
a modern industrial city. are the
Naniwa. the New Osaka, the In
ternational Fair and the Toho.
Single rooms with baths average
IS to 81 daily and double rooms
from So to $12. Breakfast runs
81. lunch $3.50 and dinner So.
Boat trips between Osaka and
Beppu take "a hours and cost
SIS. The daily plane fight
across the Inland Sea takes an
hour and a half and costs $50.
Beppu has one Western-style
hotel on which tourists report
favorably. with single rooms
costing SO per day and doubles
$3.50. Breakfast here is $1.10,
lunch $1.80 and dinner $500.
The Island of Itsuku is a good
spot within the area where the
visitor might stop over. 1t is
considered one of the most beau
tiful in Japan and is held to
be sacred. Hence it is very pop
ular with Japanese visitors. Best
times are in spring, when cherry
blossoms are out. and in Oc-
tober and November, when the
Japanese maple trees are in full
color.
No vehicles are allowed on this
island, there Is o hush over the
area. and the sacred deer roam
unfrightened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Maiden Voyage Set
For Cunorder Soxoniu
LIVERPOOL.


The Cunard Lines new %. 600
ton passenger and cargo liner
Saxonia. now being fitted out In
. Clydebank shipyard, will
make its maiden voyage to
Quebec and Montreal from Liver
pool on September 2. and east
bound from Montreal Septem-
Der is.
The Saxonia. which was
launched on February II. is the
first Of three new liners to be
built especially for Cunard's
Canadian service. It viii carry
125 first-class and 800 tourist
class passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

!. Nine comprehensive tours of European coun-
tries, taking from to weeks. Tours 60 to Spain,
France, Italy, England, Belgium, Switzerland.
Holland, Germany, Austria, Denmark, Norway,
Sweden, Greece and Ireland. Some combine Near
East or African cities, and European.
Z. Marian Year Pilgrimage of u days takes in
Portugal, Belgium and France as well as Rome,
where an Audience with the Holy Father will be
petitioned.
s. Tours to Israel: 9-day Tour includes Egypt,
Jordan and Greece; 28-day Tour includes Greece,
Italy, Switzerland, Belgium and France.
9. Italian Trip. SABENA flies to Milan, Rome and
Naples in less than day. From any one of these
fascinating cities you may easily visit many other
places of interest like Florence and Capri.
,. German Trip. Cologne, Hamburg. Dussel-
dorf, Frankfurt, Nuremberg and Munich are on
the SABENA route, Super DC-6's fly direct from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
TOKYO.

Japan's Inland Sea area, a
booming resort center before
the war. is ready to boom again
as the country furnishes its
hotels and transportation for
the growing tourist trade. Much
Of it is q remote and mysterious
area, charged with legend and
story.
Round trips from Tokyo
through the area can be made
for about $50 for transportation
and $40 to SIS a day for hotel
rooms and meals.
A tour of the Inland Sea can
be made by starting either from
the city of Osaka or Beppu.
Trains and planes run from
Tokyo daily to these two. First
class rail tickets from Tokyo to
Osaka. 554 miles. are $40. There
Is no flrst-class rail service to
Beppu. and the second class
costs So, distance 1927 miles.
Japan Airlines charges SIS
from Tokyo to Osaka. q fight Of
! hour so minutes.
A number Of 2,000-ton steam
ers run between Osaka and
Beppu and you can fly daily be-
tween Osaka and Fukuoka,
which is near Beppu.
Air-Seo Combination
Japanese tourist officials recon-
mend the steamer one way and
the plane the other. It's time
saver, and provides views from
the air and from the sea.
The area is q crescent-shaped
expanse Of water between Hon.
shu Island (the mainland Of
Japan and the islands of
Shikoku and KyuShu. It's q
chain OF flve smaller seas joined
by channels for o distance of
80 miles.
At its widest point it meas
ures 40 miles and at the mar
rowest, 4 miles. The seas are
dotted with islands, large and
sma1l. Estimates Of the number
vary from TOO to 5000 depend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Rains Give Excuse
To Go Barefoot
HONOLULU.

If it showers in Hawaii while
you're wearing your brand-new
India scandals or velvet thonged
Japanese slippers. do what the
islanders do: Take OF your shoes
and go barefoot. The only peo-
pie who may stare will be other
tourists thinking you're a native.
Protecting shoes by carrying
them through puddles is as
much q Hawaiian habit as wear
ing orchids any time of day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Entry Roods
of Yellowstone
Open in Moy
CHEYENNE, Wye.

Except for unforeseen adverse
weather conditions. the north
and west entrances Of Yellow
stone National Park win be
opened May I. East and south
entrances are expected to be
opened May as.
Tourist cabins, cafeterias and
service stations ct Old Faithful
are expected to be In operation
by May 10. with tourist cabins
ct other locations opening May
Is. The lodge cabins are slated
to be In operation on June 5.
Most camp sites win be open by
June !, with the balance OPEN
ing on June 10.
Five miles south OF Yellow
stone is another popular national
park. major Highways leading
to the park are kept open the
year around and visitors can
enjoy the scenic wonders Of this
spectacular Teton range at its
snow-capped best.
Accommodations at Jackson
Accommodations In the park
are not. generally speaking, open
before June Is. but accommoda-
tons are plentiful In the town
Of jackson, . few miles south
Of the park. While camping In
the park is not permitted before
June Is, several camp sites In
the surrounding Teton National
Forest are open by June /.
The entrance fee for Yellow
stone National Park Is only So
per car for q two-week period.
II YOU plan on staying longer
than that. buy the season permit
for Sc. House trailers are charged
an additional 80 cents. depend
ing on the length Of stay. These
charges also allow you to enter
Grand Teton National Park. II
you visit Grand Teton National
Park only. the charges are 81
per car for two weeks or % per
car for the season.
There's lots to do in jackson
Hole In the spring. Besides hik-
ing. fishing and hunting, you can
ride Memoirs Ferry across historic
Snake River for q mere as cents.
For a spectacular view Of Jack
son and the surrounding country,
you can ride the ski lift which
begins operating for tourists on
May Is. Charge is $50 for
adults. half price for children.
Varied Plone Trips
Plane trips over the northwest
corner Of Wyoming are available
and vary in price from So to $40
per person. depending on how
much you want to see. Several
types Of boat trips are available
at both jackson and Jenny
Lakes. with rowboats and motors
for rent at each.
Devils Tower National Monu-
ment. in the Black Hills area OF
Northeast Wyoming. Is interest
ing. A major attraction near the
tower is thriving prairie dog
town" A fee Of SO cents is
charged each car entering the
reserve or 81 If you plan to stay
more than two weeks. Accom-
modations are available at sew
eral nearby towns. or camping
right at the tower begins May /,
or in the nearby Black Hills Ma
tional Forest May Is to June /.
Hot Springs State Park at
Thermopolis in Central Wyoming
is also q delightful place to visit.
Here you can see a huge mineral
hot spring, along with smaller
hot springs, multicolored ter
races and unusual mineral for
nations. A number Of spas are
available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Air Taxi Now Flies
From Miami to Keys
MARATHON SHORES, Fla

MARATHON SHORES, Fla.
Vacationers travelling from
Miami International Airport to
Key Colony here can make the
trip in record time with the new
air taxi service.
Operated by Vagabonds Air
Taxi Service, the flight between
the two points takes only IS
minutes.
Passengers are transported In
a Cessna ITO that seats five
people. and can make connec-
tons for the service at Key
West and Fort Lauderdale.