The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 24, 1947, Page 6

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PAGE SIX: Se one suena Pant oP see on z - Cream In Your Coffee | ; Puts Milk In Your Hat Hi sgianaae A jservices valued at more than rN ceateritures ; $18,000,000 have been donated ASHINGTON.—Research workers in the United States Bu- outright to the Austrian popula- '|F -™ reau of Dairy Industry estimate that about 30 percent of tion by See voluntary wee i i . & ‘fare and relief agencies since the the fiber used in felt hats comes from the acid casein, a by-| end of the war, says a report to product of skim milk. ‘ | headquarters of the United States, This casein fiber also is used in making suitings, blankets | forces in Austria. ; atid other fabrics, and plays a pétt i | The report noted that the rapid-dryi j Leen in the mehing, ntnewsypd! entire amount consisted of volun-! ‘apid-drying paints, synthetic rubber tires, plastic costume jew- tary contribtuions, represents in elry, buttons and a bristle used in paint brushes. ino way a debt to be paid, has! Casein fiber, derived from acid casein, can be spun into been distributed throughout the ydrn and woven into fabrics along with wool, cotton, rayon or four occupied zones on a basis of nylon yarn. The imitation wool, which comes from skim milk, need without regard to zonal; is not so strong as real wool but is softer and has a better feel, boundaries and has no connec- when worn next to the skin. | tion with the Austro-German aid! l agreement which is operated by, ithe United States government; from government funds. | ! The supplies donated include! ow than 24,000 metric tons of | food, more than 13,000 metric; } ions of clothing and more than 310,000 metric tons of medical) supplies. Re-Opening Of | Casa Cayo Hueso! Mr. end Mrs. H. C. Ross are! ,stariing their third year as op-| erators of The Casa Cayo Hueso} and trave made it well known | during the last two years, with} write-ups in the Philedelohia; Inquirer, Esquire and Holiday | magazines, a color travelogue by; Burton Holmes Corp., as well a: a recommendation by Dartnell’s | of Chicago and an invitation for a lis with Duncan Hines. | Toss has been a resident, of Key West for eight years,! coming here from New Haven, 1d before going to the! Casa Cayo Hueso was connected | ® with thern Dairies as their | Key W managt Me. comes from Sarasota, Fla. Frankfurt Children Victims Of Hunge FRANKFURT.—(AP). — More than half of 1,051 Frankfurt school children examined by a German doctor in a recent survey | ole * ~ were declared to be seriously un: dernc: ‘ished. | The survey was made by Dr. | Armin Rotzel, Frankfurt munici- pal medical officer. The results | A “PEACE PLATE” FOR TODAY were made public by Orphans,| Inc., an American volunteer re- lief agency. aue Wheat! Saue Meat! Save the ! Of 851 school children born in Seve te Save Meat! 8 Peace! 1940, there were 402 “consider-| ably underweight with underde- veloped constittuions and definite ¥ a ais ‘ MONDAY PEACE PLATE |symptoms of diseases caused by *To help get your food budget inj in a moderately hot oven (400°F.) 35 to lack of certain foods,” the report Sehtin ig trim for its big bout with|40 minutes. Serves & said, Most common ailments were a eee bee ine barter gc} CHERRY COBBLER spinal curviture, chronic bron- f ice Section of the Citizens Food| 2 cups canned red pitted cherrles, | Chitis and skin diseases. mmittee suggests as an inexpeh- drained ive main dish for Monday's din-|, 3 tablespson flour qn Suis Bi jt Frankfurter and Potato Bee _ ig Radar is now being used in asserole, Besides making a — anita Agdpicalstokms few frankturters go.a long way, ies i 4 ite tracking tropical storms. iciously good eating an in aspoons baking powder fine swith good nutrition and 5 5 1 Wetthoon Lo ae CARD OF THANKS ‘conservationrecommendations. For cup shortening We tz is 7 > ass a e take this means to express menu that will please with eolor cup milk ‘ation to all who so kindly | |F ‘and flavor contrasts, serve pars-] Place cherries in apy feyed ‘carrots and sweet pickles, | pai fateh: Sprinkle dover chee assisted us during the illness and | ind @ warm Cherry Cobbler, with| tha agit, and cherry juice death of our father, Manuel: ur over cherries. Meanwhile mak ae or without cream, for dessert. cope ler dough, ‘Sift Sour. aking powder, Pena. Those many acts of kind- HOT FRANKFURTER AND — | fait ane Aut make string with afore ness will ever be remembered <-POTATO SALAD CASSEROLE Soft dough. Drop dough by small JENNIE PENA, daughter, | cod cooked potatoes| wlth sugar. ate ny hot oven, (EES MARIO PENA, son. Serves 6. — ; Jeeneeeoeeee tablespoons vinegar TIMELY TORKEY TIP | @TRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | 1% cups canned or cooked greep When you buy your Thanksgiving | TRIUMPH bons turkey, chodse one that is suited % cup thinly sliced onion: 9 a is suited to Simmer frankfurters in polling water | the size and appetites of your fam- COFFEE = | Peover fof 5 minutes, Drain and cool. | HY. If you allow % to 1 pound for | ymbine the potat % ib Depper eam each person, there will be enough MILL 1 wee jar. Aral ¢ drained beans | for second helpings and an easy-to- at te Wee an pase, nats use amount left over. For the very | ate layers with the pnions | Small family, @ half or quarter tur- | All Grocers i le. alte ea iced frankfurters, Cover and bake| Key. may, Re ‘preferred. Your Horoscope MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1947—The nature resulting from thos day is visionary, but it car- | ries with it a force that renders many of the ideas very practical. There is a danger of contention, | litigation, perhaps actual physi- | cal conflict. There is strong prob- | ability of a certain amount of , success in life, but the body or | the spirit may come out much } battered. | Overseas Transportation Company, Ine. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service —— between —— MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS Between Miami and Key West When Boston's first electric trolley line was opened in 1856, the company permitted passen- gers to ride free at first and there was a deluge of public pro- ; Express Schedule: (No Stops En Route) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar- Austria Gets Co ded op tn dp tt da te th dn tn tn te Ando tn te ttn tntintintin iene tndindin tintin tannin intitle Voice Freedom Your Newspaper Serves the Community by enlightening its people!! Read and You Know!! tests when it began to collect; fares. “| LOST 52 POUNDS! Wear Size 14 Again” Mrs.C : rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o’clock Mid- night and arrives at Key West at 6:00 o'clock A.M. Local Schedule: (Stops At All Intermediate Points) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:1 o'clock A. M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 o'clock P. M. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A. M. and eee at Key West at 5:00 o'clock » M. ele who FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE 7 FULL CARGO INSURANCE MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eaton & Francis Sts. PHONES: 92 AND 68 | i BACK’ on the very rst box. Phone | at all Drug and Dept. St | West and vhere. Tt Ce thic 5 . Tear out 6 CONV OV VT OV VU VOT SUI NY CVO VV VI ITT IVI FOI VI WWIII VII TIT III III FIFI III IS EIS IES I IV IY III IS VII IV IVY VOVIT OV TUT TS DS Add ddd dd dtd tp dp tndntednd dp tetedteddeded vv VVV VV TV VTS ET MONDA Y> NOVEMBER 24, Guardian of of Illumination So All May See.. As Long As You Can READ the Printed Word, You Can Have the World Before Your Eyes! WHAT’S GOING ON IN KEY WEST?...THE NEWS AS IF HAPPEN COMES TO YOU WHILE IP’S NEWS ... POLITICAL... SOCIAL... MRS. JONES’ NEW BABY ««. WHAT THE STORES HAVE FOR YOU TO PURCHASE! Read all, know all through the illuminating columns of the Key West Citizen. Looking for a job or offering one? Got a house to sell or want to buy? Have you a house or apartment for rent or do you want to rent one? The FOR SALE and WANTED columns are interesting!!! Want to have the best of every- thing you can afford? Find it first in the AD COLUMNS of the Key West Citizen, then enjoy it in your own home. Shop in the KEY WEST CITIZEN Before You Shop in the Stores! 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