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the festival with q picture on
the same subject which also
crossed the line which sep
arates purpose from parody
Young Hearts in Storm" this
ones title comes over into
English, and If it truthfully
depicts the drinking. brawling,
debauchery Of Sweden's col
lege-age group then our own
delinquency problem In Amer
lea is nothing to fret about. .
The single OUTSIDE scene
typical Of Swedish pictures
shown in America that is miss
ing in Young Hearts in
Storm" is that one Of the reck-
less young romantics taking a
swim in the nude.
Denmark's much better
child-parent film, starring
small Miss Cohn, suffers pri-
marily from centering in that
hackneyed plot Of an acting
couple which is too busy with
glamorous make believe to give
a charming young daughter
the love and care she deserves.
Hongkong-the festival films
came from everywhere - sub
mitted another that sought to
deal seriously with the prob
lem and proved to lack the
maturity in fllm making to
make it effective. Its plot con-
cerned the bad brother and
the good brother in . family's
relationship with q beautiful
young girl relative who comes
to stay in the home.
AS treated, both good brother
and bad brother are equally
amusing figures which pro-
foundry should not be consid-
ering their difference Of atti-
tudes toward the innocently Sc
ductive girl who is the heroine.
4 4 y
The Japanese, whose films
are almost invariably strong
and logical candidates for fes-
tival prizes and international
popularity, easily submitted the
the best of the parent-child
productions in the Berlin Aim
fair. This one, exquisitely writ
ten and acted, and directed
with the most delicate per-
ception, was always in con-
tention here.
"Arashi," it is called in
japanese. "Vaterliebe" in Ger
man, and "Fatherly Love" in
English. It deals with the re-
lationship of an intelligent,
gentle male parent who has
traditional and workable ideas
of how to bring up a series of
Offspring whose variations in
temperament and personality
are neither mysterious nor sur
prising to him.
"Fatherly Love-" when 1t
comes to America, should take
its place in popularity with a
number of it's brilliant prede-
cessors which began several
years ago in Washington with
"Rashomon."
Italy's Fathers and Sons"
the only comic treatment Of
the theme, makes it clear that
at least some Italian parents
have q hilarious and healthy
concept of how to deal with
the hayward traits of the citi-
zens of tomorrow who seem to
be a problem the world around.
The Berlin festival around, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-20
THE PASSING SHOW
Children. Should See
Bod Films TheyInspire
BY JAY CARMODY

BERLN-We had small jokes to keep the jurys spirits
during Berlns seventh film festival We needed
Jokes large small to through the 80 films which
feature jury judged
One Of these had to do with category Of that gave
the festival Of theme and indicated among
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-20
Budget Surplus Spent
Before TWAS Revealed
BY the Associated Press

The $645 billion budget surplus which Secretary
Treasury Humphrey reported yesterday before
announced.
The surplus had provided most Of the money that was
used to Whe down the Federal debt BY seYenteths Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26
WHERE
AND WHEN

Stage
Carter Barron Amphithea-
ter-Jerry Lewis plus variety
acts: $50 pm.
Olney - Half In Earnest;
$50 pm.
Screen
Ambassadof-Ioving YOU:
1:10. Sis. $40. 1850 and $40
pm.
Capital-"An Affair to Re-
member: IL am. lilo, $40.
5:25. 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Columbia-"Sweet Smell If
Success: IL am. 1880. 2:45.
4:35. $50. 8:25 and 1915 pm.
Dupont-"We Are AL Muir
derers": los, $40. Sis, 7:20
and $50 pm.
Keith's Night Passage:
HAS am, las. $50. 5:55.
7:55. and 10 pm.
MacArthur-"The Third
Key: 6:35. $40. and 9:55 pm.
Observation-Disclosures YOU;
l1:25 am, las. $3.50, 5:35.
TAO and GAS pm.
OntariO-"Love in the After
noon: lis. $40, sos. 500
and 1926 pm.
Palace-"Tammy and the
Bachelor; ii am. 1880. 2:45,
4:35. 6:25, $40 and 1910 pm.
Playhouse -" Beau James;
1905 am. ITO. Sis. $40.
1880. and $40 pm.
"Mademoiselle Strip
tease: 1920. 2:15, 4:10, sos,
sos and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Fire Down Be-
low; HAS am, 2. Ais, $50
and 1910 pm. Sneak Preview;
$3.50 pm.
UptOwn-"Around the World
in 80 Days: 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Seven Wonders of
the World: 2 and $3.50 pm.
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tomary assortment Of variety
acts. but with . slight Differ
ence. There IL not another
comic anywhere who, when
selecting his own supporting
cast. would spot . top-notch
comedy turn on the bill ahead
Of him.
Jerry Lewis has two Of them.
One is the Amazing Mr.. Ballan-
tyne. who is known to all lovers
of vaudeville. He has been do
ing his hilariously botched mag
ic tricks and daffy accompany
ing patter for some time now,
making it a delight every time
it is revisited. This includes
at the amphitheater on the bill
with Mr.. Lewis.
Another act that Lewis fears
not to follow Is that lunatic
performance of music and slap
stick perpetrated by the We're
Brothers. If you don't place
them, they're the three fellows
with the violins, one of whom
makes a vain effort to be seri-
Gus while the other two are
butchering seriousness all over
the stage.
Also on hand at the amphi-
theater are the Four Step
Brothers, Augie and Margo and
the Skylarks. The Step Broth
ers should be familiar to all
since they're a first-rate set of
tap dancers who seem to keep
steadily employed. Augie and
Mango are a new dance team,
leaning toward the Spanish
and excellent. The Skylarks are
the supporting singers from
Dinah Shores TV show and If
you like singing groups that
over-embellish their lyrics and
festoon them with bits of BUSH
ness. you're entitled.
Some assistance is given to
Mr.. Lewis, too, by a pair Of
skilled tap dancers. One Of
them is a new one named Dick
Humphreys, the other is Lou
Spencer. who is very good and
who is going to be the elder
statesman of tap dancers If he
isn't careful. A critic who knew
him when when we both were
younger) can only look on in
awe.
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amphitheater stage would be
well advised to check for radio
active fallout during the re-
naming six nights Of his en-
gagement here. They'll know
when the danger is reaching it,
peak because they will easily
hear the rising crescendo Of
each performance.
This fellow is LOUD. No.
body sleeps at the amphithea-
ter while he is on and few
nearby will be able to do so
This is not, let it be added
quickly. a complaint. 1t does
however, prompt a friendly tir
and the Fred Brothers, who op.
crate this arena. will just have
to suffer.
The tip is this: If there are
cheap seats available, buy
them. Out there in the boom
docks Of this Rock Creek Park
bowl you won't miss a single
Lewis word.
The decibel count Of the
Lewis act is not the most i'm
portant thing about it, OF
course. 1t merely seems so to
anyone who has just weatherec
1t from anywhere within the
first is rows. Down there you
not only hear the act. you fee
1t vibrating the tips Of all your
nerves.
The important thing is that
the laugh count is at least as
high as the decibel count
Lewis is the ultimate refine
ment-though refinement Is
hardly the word-of the borscht
circuit comic. He's fast, furious
and beneath the brash exterior
is a warmth that allows him tc
get with an audience-and tt
get an audience with him.
He does daffy monologues
fires shafts at individual mem.
bers of the audience who hap.
pen to catch his attention, in.
terrupts himself to recite non.
sense limerickS. He dances
plays a trumpet with a magni.
ficent mixture of bravado anc
ineptitude. INDUCES in zany
slapstick. losses in silly asides
that date straight back to thu
Catskill phases of his career.
He also does limitations
There's a very funny one O
q Japanese singer. complete
with daffy English subtitles t,
explain. There's a funnier on,
Of Sammy Davis. ir.. and TIL
Will Mastin Trio. which will
please those who have seen tn,
act more than those Wit
haven't. which seems to be ma
tural. And there's the funnies
one. Of an unintelligible rocl
n roll singer with a guitar ant
. droop.
Unaccustomed as I am 3,
rolling in the aisles. Jerry Levi
almost brought it about las
night.
\
This lad is not only uninhi
bited. he also is the most self
assured comedian in the bus
iness. He has with him the Gus.
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Unoccustomed as | Am
To ROLLING in AisIes
By HARRY MACARTHUR

Weather to have figured in the last several openings
at Carter Barron Amphtheater it well
the air dry and clear to welcome Jerry Lewis night
This Is not surprising No Thunderstorm hurricane
would dare compete with him. volcano
fact would think twice before erptng his direction lest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-26

Joy cormody's column from Europe viii
resume on the dromo pose tomor-
row.
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he erupt right back and douse
1t.
For young Mr.. Lewis Is an
explosive entertainer. Residents
within a 20-block radius Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
ny JOHN z. GIBSON

Nervous tension IS so much part Of American life
that many people never know what it is to feel COM
pletely free from II.
you're like most people whose nerves make il diff
cult for them let co. you're sick and tired Of being
handed such vague and generally Intellectual advice
stop worrying" take things easy" you've got to
learn to relax ETC. You strongly suspect that nobody
can actually stop worrying = and you're right. You
may not suspect that people who take life the easiest
have as many nervous breakdoWns the rest Of us
but they do.
What you'd like is practical workable tested down
FOe1vh way help you keep your nerves from getting
you down. Leading psychologists, psychiatriSts and
nerve specialists have been conducting exhaustive stud
les in universities and research foundations discover
simple and effective which will enable you to
reduce nervous tension.
Here are five ways you down your nerves.
Condition your nerves = SiMlpIe exercise
eaP help yOH to fake PressWes better
Research conducted at the University of California
has demonstrated cOncuSVey that you boost your
capacity to Withstand strains and stresses i'm
meaSuaby jHSf by taking regular physical exercise The
exercise should be repetitiVe two or three times
week and Of at least 30 minutes duration.
In the university studies, subjects divided into
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Sty the University of Chicago and the University of
Alabama has shown that an adequately high protein
diet plays vital role in promoting physical fitness
proper diet can also help the many people who are
subject feelings Of and depression upon
awakening in the morning Studies Of DR.. Benjamin P.
Sander Of the Veterans Administration show that this
results from the fact that the blood sugar level falls
its lowest point at this time Of day. DR.. Sanders
researches show that this condition and the
depression which accompanies it = results from an
inadequate protein dict such cofee-andjuce break
fast and that these symptoms aleViaed when high
protein diet is introduced.
Keep caIm before meals = fhe fiMe Of fhe
day when feRlpers flare psOsf easily
A study at'Colwbia University showed that the time
when your nerves most likely to wear thin
shortly before meal times. Indeed tests showed that
almost 500 of emotional flare-upS at these times
when the stomach is nearly empty. These findings
suggest that you down the and tear your
nerves appreciaby if you avoid emotional problems
discussions on an empty stomach.
:;:; g: :: &C.: g.; ::;:: :::::: 2 ne
To try to stop worrying completely is waste of
energy. Besides, it perfectly natural and normal to
worry about real - Continued on next page
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groups. One group engaged in regularly supervised
exercise The other group did not. Each group was then
subjected periodically to conditions inducing shock and
nervous Stress The exercise group showed far greater
ability to adjust to nervous stresses and to recover
from them quickly than did the other group. The
exercises found most effective in increasing nervous
staying-poWer were walking and swimming = because
of their rhyhmcaI nature and because they require the
use Of many muscles.
The studies showed" says the University Of Cali
forna'S Dr. Ernest D. Michael that regular physical
exercise not only increases stamina appreciaby
but that serves another equally valuable purpose pro-
vding an effective for the discharge and release Of
nervous and emotional tensions Unless these tensions
are discharged preSSMes on the nerves continue to
multiply.
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Recent scientific studies have shown that your nerves
will be much camer if you eat balanced diet which also
contains plenty of highprOten foods Qean meats poul
try, fish, eggs, nuts, enriched cereals)
At the Pennsylvania State University. for instance,
hundreds Of men and women selected from various
walks of life given complete physical examinations
which included check-up Of nervous reactions and
reexS 1t was found that those who ate the most meat
and other prOeinS had the Seadest nerves. and caest
reactions They also found to have the best func
tioning refiexes and the most energy.
EvaIuation of medical studies at Vanderbilt Unver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20

Shop the Friendest Store Town. says the Fiendest Mon
Below should
Sale gifts fom
fewer before Christmas
of Merry Christmas you! -
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HOLLY
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
LAMA Finds New Diet in Rome

Broadway musical of their re-
cent Cinderella" with Julie An
drews on CBS-TV. Tennes-
see Williams Canine Real"
didn't make the grade in Lon
don, and closed after a few
weeks.
Hedy Lamar is taking her
children to Vienna to visit rela-
tives who still live there. 1t was
way back in the '30s that Hedy
made Ecstasy" as a girl of l6,
romping through the woods in
her birthday suit. Far from
hurting Hedy's career, the pub
Ilicity helped, in the same way
as Marilyn M0nrOe's calendar
Marilyn explained that she
needed the money. Hedy once
told me she needed the job.
Susan Hayward, who came
back to Hollywood to collect her
twin sons, will remain in Car
rollton, Ga, with lawyer-hus-
band Eaton Chalkley until Sep
TENDER, when she returns here
to put the boys back in school
and to star in Between the
Thunder and the Sun"
Dennis Hopper's timing was
bad in again asking Warmers for
his release. His boss, Jack War
ner, had just seen him in Cum
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THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c. - A-l3
WEDNESDAY, s.
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Cool, Man, Cool

AS a man who has had his
financial back broken by air.
conditioning machines. my heart
goes out to Martha Rountree
and her husband, Oliver Pres
brey. the TV producers. The
Presbreys recently moved to New
York and took a combination
apartment-office on Park Ave.
Coming here from Washington,
which is possibly the hottest
place in the world. the Pres
breys brought their air-condi-
TONERS. Also their electric stove
and other electric gadgets.
Safely moved in, they quickly
discovered that the house has
the old direct current instead of
the alternating current needed
for their conditioners. 1t cost
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crets of Life" Both were Sc
lected as the best In the feature
and feature-length documentary
categories.
First prize in the short docu-
mentary group went to the Ital-
ian film, "Gente Lontana" c'Peo-
pie Far Away From Homer.
The prize for the best direct
ing of a feature, a Silver Bear,
was given to Mario Monicelli for
"Padri E Figli" C"Fathers and
SonsO.
Silver Bear awards for the
best male and female actors went
to Yvonne Mitchell, starring in
the British picture Woman in
a Dressing Gown" and the late
Pedro Infante, playing the lead
ing part in the Mexican film.
"Tizoc."
The International Catholic
Film Office backed up the de-
cision of the festival jury by
awarding its own annual film
prize. an antique bronze lamp,
to Twelve Angry Men," which
starred Henry Fonda.
At the festival, AZ nations
showed 81 features. nine fea-
ture-length documentaries and
about so short documentaries.
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fight at OK Corral and wants
to keep Dennis at the studio.
= 4 \
Marlene Dietrich was sent q
blank contract by the Cafe de
Paris in London, and she
promptly awarded herself a SAL
airy higher than Tallulah Bank
heads, which was the highest
ever paid a performer there.
Ernest Hemingway wrote La
Dietrich, one of his best buddies
that she can appear any time at
the Nacional Hotel in Havana
She will, after her date in Vegas
following completion of Witness
for the Prosecution" with Ty-
rome Power and Charles Laugh.
ton.
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HOLLYWOOD CNANA).-
Mario Lanza's manager. AL Tel
telbaum, now in Rome, has dis
covered a new. amazingly sue
cessful reducing formula, and
the reports of Mario's spaghetti
hinges have taken a turn for the
better. He's recording the songs
first for Seven Hills of Rome, +"
and will then attempt an even
more strenuous diet for the film
ing. LAMA adores the Eternal
City and we won't be seeing him
for some time. Mario's A.
year-old son, Marc, incidentally,
makes his movie debut in the
picture, giving pop a chance to
sing Guardian Angel" to him.
Anita Ekberg caused a Juror
when she went shopping in Paris
for baby clothes. But they were
not for Anita - her directors
wife, Gerd Oswald, is expecting.
Liberace has his piano.
shaped swim ming pool. But
YvOnne de Carlo is building hers
in the shape of a mountain!
Jayne Mansfield's memento
from the Gaekwar of BarOda,
second richest man in the world,
is a gold button studded with
diamonds. r. RaOul Fernandez,
the South American millionaire,
and Greta, the former Mrs.
Gregory Peck, are fraternizing
with the social set, giving the
Hollywood crowd a wide berth.
X 4 \ X
John Kerr, John Saxon, Mary
Murphy, Leslie Nielsen and
Dolores Hart have enrolled in
Tony Quinn's acting school. 5.
Rodgers and Hammerstein have
definitely decided to make a
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

$3.50 for a special AC line for the
gimmicks and gadgets on AC.
Then it was discovered that the
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and each line would cost $e5.
What with one thing and an
other, the total bill came to
81. 275.
The Presbreys managed to save
"a little. They gave away the
electric stove and are now cook
ing with gas. There was no
lodging the other charges.
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Berlin Festival
Award Goes to
II Angry Men

BERLIN, July 3 R.-Two
American films won grand prizes
today at the close of the AZ
nation film festival in West Ber-
lin.
Little Golden Bear statues
went to Twelve Angry Men," a
picture about a jury's delibera-
ton in a murder case. and the
Walt Disney documentary. "Se-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-03
CHARLIE cHAPLINs
ADVENTURES"

At 500 and II 90
None OF the Above Films Has Ever Been
shown az the stanton Added Hilarious
W C FIELDS Short Plus HAROLD
LLOYD Short.
Special Matinee Tomorrow
Fri sat. Exclusive THE YOUNG AND
THE. DAMNED Plus THE FLESH rs
WEAK
sun Mon Old Time SHOW RUDOLPH
VALENTINO Son OF a SHEIK' BUS.
LIN MARIE DRESsLER "TIIIfE s
PuNCTURED ROMANCE" Plus "THE
GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY" tOrielnai
gO3 Version
starts Friday, July 10Th BIRTH or
A NATION
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electric stove was a 220-volt
affair and an additional line of
electricity for this would cost
$500.
Then it came time to turn
on the air-conditioners. 1t devel-
oped that. AC or no AC. each
machine needed its own feed line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-03
7sszEE NE|CHDORHOO6a S}gaqsai1 iG;SS
Films of More Than Routine Merit

ABANDON SHP"-Tyrone Power Mai Zetterlng others
have grueling time in overloaded lifeboat
BATTLE HELL-The rgate Amethys heroic frus-
tratiOn of the Chinese Reds the Yangtzc in 1949
"DESK SET"-Spencer Tracy Katharine Hepburn
deft comedy styles in tale of girl eectrOnic BRAIN
FUNNY FACE"-Froicsome Audrey Hepburn Fred Asaire
and Kay Thompson live it in Paris.
"GIANT-Kings size film Of Edna Ferbers
worthy by Director George Stevens pictorial genius
HEAVEN KNOWS MR. ALLISON"-DebOrah Kerr and Robert
Mitchum a Pacific island marOoned nun and Marine.
"THE KING AND P-SumptuOus film Of delight
played winningly by Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner.
"THE SPIRIT OF ST LOUIS"-James Stewart Charles A.
Lndbergh in a fine recall Of his famed Paris fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-03

CTANTnN 9th and Moss Ave NE.
SAtsAsA Il 1920
Art Theater on Capitol Hill
Ample Parking Facilities
Two Days Only
Air Conditioned
Fun Film Festival
Featuring the Greatest Comedians That
Ever Lived. CHARLIE CHAPLIN stars
In Five OF HIS Old Comedies "AT WORK "
GOOD FOR NOTHING" TIP TAP
TOE BANK MESSENGER" and EASY
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DRIVEN THEATERS
AIRPORT

AIR0OHT Arlington
seeAAs Oeas OF $500
Opens at s. "DRAGSTRIP GIRL"
DICK MILLER and THE PLATTERs,"
at l0:40. Cartoon. Located in Ar
lington on o s. Route /. Just over
the l4th St Bridge Kids Free,
Thursday. MONKEY ON MY BACK~
and "PUBLIC PIGEON No.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12
Salad Made
Spanish WuY

An old Andalusian saying de-
|scribes the kind Of people
needed to make q salad dress
ing: "a spendthrift for the oil
a miser for the vinegar. . coun.
selor for the salt and q mad
man to stir them up" Plenty
|of Spanish olive oil is the
secret Of all good dressings
four parts Of oil to one OF
vinegar or lemon Juice, salt
pepper and mustard to taste,
and q few grains Of sugar to
help bring out fiavors. This il
Il good basic dressing fol
greens. and for vegetables you
want to serve cold. such Al
green beans. beets, onions. Gu
cumbers or tomatoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-12

There's mosic in this luscious pie
SUNDAY
Baked Halt Ham Sweet Potatoes
CaahfoDer Green Beans
Mocha Bottom Pie Coffee
Mocha Bottom Pie
cup thin chocolate tablespoons soft
wafer crumbs margarine
v cup grated or finely package dark N sweet
tablespoons instant coffee cups milk
with fingers blend crumbs nuts coffee sugar and mar
gae Press bottom sides of S-nch pie plate Bake
in SSodegree oven 10 minutes Cool Combine pudding and
Pour into cooled pie she'll Spread top with whipped cream
II desired sprinkle with chocolate wafer crumbs
MONDAY
Srl0in Steak French Fried Potatoes
Buttered Peas Herb Tomatoes
Fruit Cup
Herb Tomatoes
u cup butter tablespoons chopped
4 teaspoon salt tablespoons minced chives
Il teaspoon Accent y teaspoon crushed orepano
Dasn pepper to nrm-ripe tomatoes.
In skillet, melt butter; add sugar SALT Accent and
pepper Add tomatoes, cored side down. Cover: simmer
over Add remaining ingredients simmer un-
covered for minutes longer spoon tomatoes before
serving -Four to hve servings
Is TUESDAY
Creaued Ham and Potato Casserole
Lima Beans Mired Green Salad
Baked Apple
Creamed Ham and Potato Casserole
cups ground cooked ham tablespoons -four
medium potatoes, thiny teaspoon dry mustard
sliced cups milk
3 medium onions sliced salt and nepper To taste
3 tablespoons fat
place layer Of potatoes in casserole creased with ham
Or other fat Cover with onions and half the ham, Repeat
-four mixed with mustard and blend Add milk gradually
stirring low heat thickened Add seasonings
about As minutes bake for is
to brown top Serves four