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third, when Gus Zernial slammed
a two-run double and Wilson
belted a two-run homer over
the left-fleld roof.
The Senators picked up a run
off Marion Fricano in the fourth
when Johnny Pesky singled and
Jim Busby tripled, but the AS
made it ST. in the same inning
when Lou Limmer doubled, stole
third and scored on Catcher Ed
Fitzgerald's wild throw.
Tom Umphlett's single, Fitz-
Gerald's double and Bunky
Stewards grounder gave the
Senators a run in the fifth, and
they grabbed a 6-5 lead in the
seventh when they chased Fri
cano.
FITZGERALD launched the up
rising with single and Pinch
hitter Clyde Vollmer doubled to
score him. Eddie Yost's single
shifted Vollmer to third and
after Pesky popped out, Mickey
Vernon brought Clyde across
with a single to right off ex-
Senator Sonny Dixon, who
emerged the winner.
Tom Wright singled to left,
Vernon hating at second, Busby
forced Wright, but when Joe De-
maestri threw wild past first
base, Vernon scored to put the
Senators in front.
That margin evaporated i'm
mediately as the Athletics
clipped Chuck Stobbs for two
runs in the seventh on singles
by Zernial and Wilson, a Busby
tumble which permitted both to
advance, DeMaestri's sacrifice
fly and Bill ShantZ's single.
The Senators tied the game in
the eighth on Umphlett's single,
a sacrifice and a hit by Yost.
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fair. Certainly. there will be nc
demand for a rematch, and any
post-mortems today are in re-
gard to the decision, not the
fight. Dykes spent his time
pushing, clinching and holding
onto the ropes. He's a tall, aWk-
ward fighter. who retreats with
his left stuck out.
Minis got hit with that left
plenty because he made what
fight there was, always going
forward and trying to get inside
He'd catch that left, whack
Dykes a time or two, and Dykes
would clinch and two-step Minis
back to the ropes and lean on
That went on all night, and the
customers got tired of it and ex-
pressed themselves accordingly
Minis Had to Lead.
Dykes was smarter than Minis
in that he let Minis do the lead
ing. But if Minis didn't lead,
there would have been no fight
at adjust two men standing
there and glaring at each other.
Although no artistic success,
the fight did all right financially.
Promoted by Goldie Ahearn for
the benefit Of the building funds
OF the SITS. Constantine and
Helen and ST. Sophia Greek
Orthodox Churches, it drew 2,601
customers, best in Washington
since March, 1858, for the Minis
Willie Troy fight. The gross
gate was $l0,133.9O and the net
$8.425.94. The bout also was on
Nation wide television.
Action in Prelims.
Three knockouts were on the
preliminary card. Harold Smith,
brother of Gene, won over Bill
Hill when Hill couldn't come
out for the third. Clarence Hin
nant decked Rudy Watkins for
keeps in the third, and Tony
Celano stopped Frank Sloane in
the second.
Actually Sloane knocked him
self out, missing a wild swing
in midring anC spinning around
and through the ropes onto the
ring apron. After he fell, he was
unable to get up in time. He
fell near the Boxing Commission
row Of seats and gave DR.. Joe
T'rigg, a merber of the COM
mission, b cleaning bill by
knocking over a soft drink onto
DR.. Trigg's trousers.
In another prelim, John
Shields won split decision over
Kid Saucer in six, and in a four
rounder after the main event
Ronnie Rhodes and Bibby Mill
ner fought to a draw.
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Bones TuyIor Playing
SoftbuII for CoIesviIIe

Bones Taylor, Redskins end, is
keeping himself in shape for the
coming season by playing soft
ball for the Colesville Lions Club.
Taylor pitched his team to q
Us victory over the Gateway
Lions yesterday to win the Dis
trict %, Lions Club, champion
ship. He drove in the winning
runs when he hit a home run
with one on in the seventh in
ming at a time when the score
was tied, SIS.
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organization generally as my
good friends" he said.
Then he waved a hand with
one finger up and added: But
there's one person I couldn't say
the same about"
Phil didn't say who, but pre-
sumably he was referring to Wild
Matthews, personnel director of
the Cubs, with whom he strongly
disagreed. Matthews thought the
Cubs were improved over 1858.
Phil thought otherwise.
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BY the Associated Press

SOUTHPORT, England, July
1.-Gene Sarazen won the first
international Senior golf cham
pionship today by defeating
Britain's Percy Alliss. 4 and 3.
Sarazen had an overnight
lead Of four holes and that was
the margin of his victory in the
36-hole match over the South
port and Ainsdale course, a
6,625-yard, par u layout beside
the Irish sea.
Fighting hard to keep the
match alive, Alliss pulled up in
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50 Wins Argyle Event

Mrs. Charles Mccarthy posted
a net 38 to- win the ladies day
golf tournament yesterday at
Argyle Country Club. Mrs. Allen
Sherier took second with 1872.
Mrs. M. Wall of Belle Haven and
Mrs. f. Blitz of Woodmont tied
for guest honors.
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doubled for Stewart in 9TH.
2Flied out for Stobbs in 9Th.
Two out when winning run scored.
Washington - 900 10 410-7
Philadelphia ------- 004 100 co.'s
Runs Datted in-Zernial (2). Wilson
80, DeMaestri. Shantz. Busby. Stewart,
Vollmer Vernon. Wright, YoSt. Two-
base hits-Suder. zernial. Limmer. Fitzs
Gerald, Vollmer. Three-baSe hit-Busby.
Home runs--Wilson t2). stolen base
thinner. Sacrifces-FitzGerald De-
Maestri. Left on bases-Washington
PHILADELPHIA, 8. Bases on balls-Of
Pascual s: off Fricano. 3. Struck out
BY Stewart. >; by Fricano, 3. Hits-Od
Pascual, 6 in Pa innings: off Stewart, ,
in 3is innings: off Stobbs, in l in
ming; of Marrero, | in q innings. of
Fricano, 8 in q innings; of Dixon. in
3 INNINGS. Runs and earned runs-Of
Pascual A.; off Stewart. %: of Stobbs.
of Dixon. 30. Balk-Fricano. Win
ming pitcher-Dixon t3-4. Losing
Chylak Honochick MCGOWAN and Papa
rella. Time-2:45. Attendance-4.121.
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ing CIR lfflth
Stadium Mon
day and leav-
ing the same
day. then the
Athletics NOV
ing in for a
! ne g a m e
T u e S d a y
night? Or
are h e y S o
rich they don't
G a r e a b GU t
transportation
costs?
Isn't it about
time that Roh
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out OF the W..
sor NV. action
lis limited. I
: took the good
IS hip SALTY
Mills" around
to Ocean City,
Md. last Sun.
E& I went out
for w hite
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Schneider on Viroinio Tenn

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July L.
Ben Schneider of Alexandria
plays with a Virginia team that
takes on a team representing
West Virginia in the annual
interstate golf match here today.
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(l!EG4I8 { BASEBALL
,1s#Essi BEAT

NEW YORK. July THE
third degree: Are baseball bosses
smart when they permit such
scheduling as the Red Sox invad-
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tADYERFISEMENT.
By "Salty' Mill.

The weather was against the
Angler the first part of the
week, SO reports are nil. 1t
seems like when we get the wind
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AS, 8; Senators, 7

doubled for Stewart in 18th.
2Flied out for Stobbs in 9Th,
Two out when winning run scored
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
Beginners Bo,UIine
Loop For Women
To Be Organised

Tired Of knitting while hubby
bowls? Even if he has offered to
take you along, maybe you don't
know one end of an alley from
the other and decided TO stay
home because you don't know how
to make a strike.
Well, knit no more my ladyl A
league for beginning lady bowlers
is being formed in Key West and
application will be made to the
Women's International Bowling
Congress for a charter as soon as
possible.
Women who are interested in
learning to bowl are asked to con
tact Doris Evans at Evans Enter
prises and TO attend the organiza-
tional meeting at the "A Alleys,
616 Front Street at 800 p. m. on
Wednesday. November II.
There will be instructors TO help
the novice bowlers and a trophy
for the bowler showing the most
improvement during the season
will be given at the close Of the
season by Evans Enterprises.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
Miami YMC4
Camp Open
ToGroups

The Miami YMCA has announc.
ed that the beauti new YMCA
Camp at Lake PLACID, is available
for the use of church groups. high
school groups, civic organizations
and industrial firms from Septem-
ber through June.
The camps is located approx
mately $50 miles northwest of Mia
mi on U. S. q, and provides an
ideal setting for church confer
ences, leaders institutes and re-
creational outings.
The camp is operated on a non
profit basis for the betterment and
enjoyment of citizens of South Flo.
rida.
For available dates and arrange
ments for the use of the camp
interested parties should contact
A. Waldi Holroyd. camp executive
at the YMCA of Miami, 40 N. E
3rd Avenue, Miami
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
SindiUiks Plan
Benefit; Hear
Astronomy Talk

The Sinawiks, auxiliary of the
Kiwanis Club, held their semi
monthly meeting at the home ol
Mrs. Joseph Boza, Olivia Street
Tuesday night at 6:45 p. m. A
desert Of pumpkin pie, coffee and
hot chocolate was served 70 the
members before the meeting was
called to order.
Mrs. Joseph Bringman, program
chairman, introduced Mr.. J. P.
Baillod as the speaker for the
evening. Mr.. Baillod showed
slides on the various planets, the
moon and of our own galaxy. He
described the planets as they are
seen through a telescope and his
love and hobby for astronomy.
Following the program the
members made final plans for the
benefit card party to be held Mon.
day night, November Is at the
Yacht Club. The remainder of
the evening was spent wrapping
the prizes.
Attending the meeting were the
Mesdames Gleason Snow, william
Abury, William Neblett, Leroy
Schaefer. Joseph Bringman. Nor-
ton Harris, Earl Dillon, Clifton
Reagan and Joseph Boza.
Tickets to the card party may
be obtained from any Sinawik
member or at the Yacht Club at
500 p. m, Nov. Is.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
CiUiI Defense
Course Planned
By Local Nurses

AT the annual meeting Of District
Is FSNA held Tuesday night. plans
we're completed to give Civil De.
fense course on the Aspects Of At
omic Warfare"
The course of instruction will be
given by Miss Florence Ehlers,
Nurse Consultant, State Board Of
Public Health, Jacksonville, Fla.
The lectures will be given at the
Monroe County Health Center at
7:30 p. m. Nov. IS, 16, and II.
The course is free and is open
TO Registered Nurses only. II is
hoped that as many nurses as pos
sible attend the series.
Special film has been obtained
and will be shown in conjunction
with the lectures. A plan is in order
to give a similar course to Nurses
aides and Practical Nurses at a
later date.
A most interesting and instruc-
tive report was given by Mrs. Vel
ma Bouxsein on the state conven-
ton held in Jacksonville last week.
Election OF officers was held, the
following to take office for two
years. President, Mrs. Velma Boux-
sein; second vice president, Mrs.
Jeanette Sawyer; treasurer, Mrs.
Edith Brown.
Mrs. Ida Fincher, Mrs. Grace
Kruzick, and Mrs. Margaret Bak.
er were elected to the board of di-
reetors.
Plans were made to give a dona-
ton to the Salvation Army for a
Thanksgiving and Christmas bas-
ket.
A Christmas party was planned
for the next meeting.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

vi III III.
Judges were ]. Bald and Doris
Crane of Msimi and Judge Sylves
ter P. Adair, Homestead. Buck
Grundy, chairman of the executive
committee Of the chamber, the
sponsoring body, acted as Master
of Ceremonies.
Prizes and activities for the
Queen and Court were announced
following selections. They include
an official picture of the queen by
Festival photographer. Burton Da-
wilson, to be used as cover girl on
the November issue Of Florida
Keys Tropics" appearance Of the
court on Jackie Pierce's TV show,
and pictures Of the selection on
Ralph Renick's Tv program.
The Queen and her court viii be
introduced at the luncheon Of the
Florida State Chamber Of Com
merce convention in Miami on Nov
ember IS when = gift viii be pre-
sented to Harold Colee, execu-
tive vice president, and bags Of
Key Lines given to the guests.
They will also make appearances
in Key West and Homestead.
Pre-festival activities viii begin
on November 23 when the Queen
and her chaperon viii leave Miami
via Eastern Air Lines Super Con-
SteIlaton for a New York visit. On
November a they viii attend Ar
thur Godfrey's program and pre-.
sent Godfrey with a special Key
Lime pie and citation making him
Honorary King Conch." A busy
schedule is planned for the New
York visit.
Prizes include outfits for the
Queen and court by Charles and
Helen Robel; beauty care during
festival events for all members by
Jessie Wightman; beauty care and
hair needs for a year for the queen
by J. Bald and a complete model
ing course for the queen by Doris
Crane.
The Upper Keys Lime Festiv al
activities are scheduled for Dec
ember rs with four days that in
elude opening day ceremonies and
crowning Of Queen: water parade,
historical pageant. fun night, beach
comber dance and memorial ser
vices.
During the program last night
Mr.. Grundy announced that In
memory Of Mr.. John Russell. I'm
Gle Johnny" who was the first King
Conch will not be filled this year.
In tribute 10 Mr.. Russell the huge
audience stood for q moment Of
silent prayer.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
NAVAL HOSPITAL BIRTHS

/ Harold James. He was born at the
Naval Hospital on October 80 and
weighed 6 pounds, lisa ounces.
BsbY Boy Williams
| Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Walter vii.
hams, Overseas Trailer Park. are
the parnts of son, Terry Leo He
weighed S pounds. l0t3 ounces at
birth at the Naval Hospital on Oct.
ober 81.
/ Baby Boy Browning
1t. and Mrs. Arthur HorrockS
Browning. TAG Arthur Sawyer Rd
have named their son, Glen Ar.
thur He was born at the Naval
Hospital on October 81 and weigh.
ed pounds, - ounce at birth
Baby Boy Nelson
Mr., and Mrs David Leroy Mel.
son. 43 Rest Beach, are the parents
of son, Larry Roy, born at the
Naval Hospital on November l. He
weighed pounds, 4t2 ounces.
Baby Girl Fsrrsll
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Ernest Fer.
rell. 1854 Poinciana. announce the
birth of their daughter, Sharon Lea
at the Naval Hospital on Novem-
ber l. She weighed pounds, Sts
ounces.
Baby Girl Frisbis
Mr.. and Mrs. William Calvin
Frisbie, l4l-J Poinciana, have
named their daughter. Victoria
Lynn. She weighed I pounds, s oun.
ces at birth at the Naval Hospi-
tai on November l.
Baby Girl Hicks
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lee Hicks.
Salt Pond Trailer Park. are the
parents of a 7 pound, Iva ounce
daughter born at the Naval Hos
pital on November /. She has been
named Cheryl Lee.
Davenpcrfs Have Girl
1t. and Mrs. Herman Paul Da.
venport, 1905 Flagler Avenue, an.
nounce the birth Of their daughter,
Deborah Kay, on November al
the Naval Hospital. The baby
weighed pounds, pa ounces at
birth.
Baby Girl Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. James Joseph
Grove. Rest Beach. have named
their daughter. Janet Marie. She
weighed sls pounds at birth al the
Naval Hospital on November 2.
Baby Girl Haynes
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis Hay
mes. 1s6-B Poinciana, have named
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
American Legion
Home Dedicated
NOr. III, 1917

The observance Of the first We
terans Day has an added signifi.
cance to the Legionnaires of Ar
thur Sawyer Post No. 2S, Ameri.
can Legion.
Today also marks the 7th ami.
versary of their Post Home on
Stock Island.
The Legionnaires acquired their
present Post Home site from the
City of Key West seven years ago.
Since that time the Legionnaires
have spent thousands of dollars tc
improve the building and the ad.
jacent property. The Legion Home
of Arthur Sawyer Post No. Is is
considered to be among the finest
in the Nation.
Formal dedication of the present
home of Arthur Sawyer Post 2S oc-
CURED on November IL, 1947, when
the late Mayor of Key West, vii
liam W. Demeritt presented the
lease agreement TO the then Post
Commander c. B. Harvey. Since
that time, the Post has acquired a
quit-claim deed to the Home and
the adjacent property.
Formal presentation ceremonies
we're conducted on June 20, 1858,
1858, when the Mayor of Key West,
c. B. Harvey, in behalf of the city
presented to Vance {. Stirrup,
Post Commander at that time the
quit claim deed to the building and
and the adjacent land which con
Sists of more than three acres.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
TEEN4CERS TELL
Why THEY DRINK

EAST LANSING. Mich. R -
A group of high school students.
taking part in an alcoholic educa-
uon conference, gave these rea-
sons why teen-agers drink:
They like to think they are big
shots - they want 10 prove they're
not chicken they want to try
new things - they are eager for
any excuse TO celebrate.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11


Mr.. and Mrs. LeVaughn Lester
Pease, 609 Whitehead Street, are
the parents of an 8 pound, 3I2
ounce son born at the Naval Hos
pital on October q. He has been
named James Leslie.
Baby Girl Lsurin
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Strowburg
Laurin, 46-C Arthur Sawyer Road
announce the birth of their daugh-
ter, Joy Leslie, at the Naval Hos
pital on October 81 The baby
weighed pounds, 3 ounces.
Baby Girl Hamilton
Ii. and Mrs. George Hamilton,
1901 White Street announce the
birth of a daughter on October q,
at the Naval Hospital The baby
weighed pounds, 12ia ounces and
has been named Annell.
Baby Boy Myers
A son weighing 6 pounds, Ga
ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Dean Myers at the Naval
Hospital on October Is. The par
ents live at Ala Arthur Sawyer
Road.
Baby Girl Harfwig
Mr.and Mrs. Alfred Dale Hart
wig, 1025 Catherine Street, have
named their daughter Susan Dale.
She weighed 7 pounds. II ounces
at birth at the Naval Hospital on
October IS,
Baby Boy Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry VIII
liams, 1872 Poinciana Place, have
named their son Jeffrey Glen. He
weighed 7 pounds. liza ounces at
birth at the Naval Hospital on Oct
ober 81.
Baby Girl Either
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard George
Either, 5l3 Whitehead Street, an
nounce the birth of their daughter,
Linda Susan at the Naval Hospi-
tai on October Is. She weighed 7
pounds.
Baby Boy Hilton
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marsh Hill
ton, 1l4-C Flagler Avenue, are the
parents of an s pound. 7bs ounce
son, born on October % at the Ma
val Hospital. He has been named
Randy Lee.
Baby Boy Lsnninp
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth George
Lenning, nc Sigsbee Roard, have
named their son David Eberle. He
weighed S pounds, 5ra ounces
when he was born at the Naval
Hospital on October %.
Baby Girl Maneuso
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony John Man.
cusco, Seaside Park, Stock Island
announce the birth Of their daugh-
ter Vivian Lee, born at the Naval
Hospital on October %. She weigh.
ed pounds, . ounces.
Baby Girl Newton
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lyle New
ton, 12s-B Poinciana, have named
their daughter Pamela Gail. She
weighed pounds at birth at the
Naval Hospital on October 30.
Bsby Girl Adkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Earl Ad-
klns, 24-A Arthur Sawyer Road
ae the parents IF a S pound, 1874
ounce daughter who has been man,
ed Donna Lynn. She was born on
October 30 at the Naval Hospital
Baby Boy BasweII
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lloyd Bag.
well. l02-Peary Court, are the par.
ents of a son who has been named
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN.

In crossword puzzles you are
likely to come across many things
you've never know before. For In
stance December (which used 10
be the 10th month on the calandarl
is from the Laton word for 10, de-
Gem. Angel is from the Greek word
aggelein. meaning lone that brings
the word"
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
MRS. WILLIAM MALONE
is VISITING LORDS

Mrs, William II. Malone, former
ly of Key West and now living In
Miami, is the house guest of Judge
and Mrs Raymond L. Lord.
Mrs, Malone arrived on Friday
and attended the wedding of Miss
Ellen Trevor and 1t. John Smith.
Her late husband was state SEN
ator from Monroe County from 1912
to 1882 and was Mayor Of Key
West from 1888 10 1885.
Mrs, Malone. who viii be at the
Lords home until Sunday, would
like 10 have her friends drop 10
to see her while she is in Key
West.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
ArtnidIis Return
From Press Meet

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman d. Art.
man returned yesterday from
Boca Ration where Mr.. Artman,
publisher Of The Key West Citizen.
attended the meeting of the
Southern Newspaper Publishers
Association and the Florida Daily
Press Association.
Mr.. Artman said he was asked
many questions about Key West
during the meeting and that there
Is a lot Of interest throughout the
South in the rapid growth Of Key
West as a year-round resort.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

A,3c Dana Rae Knowles has Just
completed her basic training at
Lakeland Air Force Base. Texas,
and is now a member of the U. S.
WAF Band at that base.
A-3C Knowles, a former Key
Wester. is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, George |. Knowles, Jr. of
Miami. and the granddaughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Johnson, 1902
Seminary Street.
She attended the Key West High
School. and graduated in June 1854
from Edison High School in Mia
mi where she was a member of
the Edison High Band for three
years.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

II you beat in sugar a little at a
time, when you are making a mer.
ingue, the sugar win have its beS;
chance of dissolving. When the su-
gar dissolves in the egg whites in
this way, the meringue is creamy,
airy and holds up well.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
Mrs. BayIy To .4ttend
Episcopal Meeting

Mrs. Gloriana Bayly left this
week for New Orleans where she
will attend the meetings of the
Woman's Auxiliary during the
Fourth Provincial Synod of the
Protestant Episcopal Church at
Trinity Episcopal Church in New
Orleans next week.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
Edward Bethel

Cpl. Edward A. Bethel. whose
mother lives at sc Porter Place,
was discharged from the Us, Army
at the Transfer Point. Special
Troops Command. Fort Benning.
Georgia, on October Is.
While at Fort BenniRg. Cpl.
Bethel was assigned TO Hq. Co. 3rd
Bn. Soth Infantry Regt. as an auto
mechanic.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
Miss Judith Makepeace Is Queen
Of Upper Keys Lime Festival

An lyearod brunette beauty the title of Upper Lime
Festival Queen overflow Getting Upper Keys
Of Commerce Plantation Hrbor Motel Bandsh Monday night
November 9.
Judith Makepeaee daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Makepeace
Islamoada will reign 1855 Festival Queen with her princess
dants Sweeng nan Mary Kaiser and Suzanne
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

Here's a new twist for pastry:
add u teaspoon ground nutmeg
and - teaspoon ground cloves to
= package Of piecrust mix; make
up and rcllout IS usual. Use this
spicy pastry with a fresh apple or
fresh pear filling. sweetening the
apples or pears with sugar and
pointing up their flavor with q lit
tie grated lemon rind and lemon
juice.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
BABY BATH THERMOMETERS

A new floating bath rattle Is not
only an entertaining bath toy for
Junior but win tell the tempera-
ure Of baby's bath water. The
thermometer is imbeded in the
turtles polys,yrene plastic back.
II is available In pink and blue.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11

their daughter Anita Alnore. She
weighed So pounds at birth at
the Naval Hospital on November 8.
CITIZEN ADS BRING RESULTS