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Prepared.
Potatoes

Potatoes on your grocery
list? Remember to supply
yourself with q variety Of the
delicious frozen prepared po-
tato dishes that so ideally fit
into quick-to-prepare meals.
Keeping several packages of
frozen potato products in your
frozen food storage compart-
ment is a detail that helps in
meal management.
Frozen French fried potatoes
are the most generally served
Of the different frozen potato
items, says the Department Of
Agriculture. Other frozen po-
tato items you must try are:
Frozen diced potatoes, potato
patties, potato puffs. mashed
potatoes; as well as frozen
potatoes hashed in cream and
frozen potatoes au gratin.
Then there are some excel
lent potato combinations such
as frozen roast beef hash and
frozen potato soup. One out Of
every 8 pounds of potatoes
used today. says the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, is in some
processed form.
Include in your selection also
the frozen sweet potatoes and
frozen yams which are candied.
A candied yam comes with the
sugar mixture already added in
a container that goes into the
oven for heating. Some sweet
potatoes have q package-with-
in-the-package containing the
syrup with which you heat the
potatoes. You can also get
frozen prepared eScalloped yams
and apples. It is the moist
varieties Of the sweet potatoes
that are called yams in these
United States. and they have
usually been preferred in the
South. while the dry-fieshed
varieties called sweet potatoes
won popularity polls in the
North.
However. when vegetables
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are frozen they become excel
lent travelers-and we find
Southern favorites adding in
tereSt to meals in the North;
Western specialities in the East,
and so on. A regional favorite,
when it is frozen, eventually
becomes nationally known and
liked.
Frozen sweet potatoes and
yams bear the deep yellow color
that marks them as q good
source Of vitamin A In the diet.
And the frozen white potatoes
contribute to the vitamin C
quota in the diet.
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Tosty MeotbuIIs

For meatballs with q new
twist grind leftover roast and
other beef and pork cuts, add
chopped green pepper and gar
lie salt for flavor, use eggs as
q binding agent. You can pre-
pare the meatballs ahead by
rolling in ball form and wrap
ping IN transparent plastic
wrap. Place in the freezer.
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Plan includes
Fomous Foods,
All Guoronteed
You Select All FOOdI
Buy Only Kind and
Amount You Want

A new world Of food de-
light awaits your family
when you become q mem.
Der Of Renaire Freezer.
Foods!
You'll have q tremendous
variety Of the finest foods
always on hand-and your
family will be able to en-
JOY an almost unlimited
selection Of taste treats.
II you're worried about
buying too much food"
or buying things you don't
need or want this is q
worry you can forget. With
Renaire you buy only the
foods you want. end only
the quantities you can use;
Renaire merely makes rec.
concentrations for economy
and convenience.
Renaire foods fall into
two categories: MeatG
poultry and fish; and
frozen foods, baked goods
and other specislties.
These meats are the most
tender you ever tasted
prepared in Renaire's own
acknowledgement food
plant and frozen almost
instantly to retain "just.
like.fresh" flavor and tex.
ture. Frozen foods are all
Snow Crop or equivalent
famous brands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
Meets All Choice;
Under Retail
Markets Prices

Members Of Renaire
Freezer.FOOds enjoy the
finest meats, and more Of
them, at prices which are
generally substantially
lower than those at most
retail markets.
All Renaire meats are
u. S. Government graded
choice or better. And every
piece Of meat is prepared
in Renaire'S own huge
processing plant, where an
inspector employed by the
U. S. Department Of Agri.
culture 10 on the premises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
Easy Seofood Thern1idor

Brown mushrooms lightly in
butter. Add soup. lobster,
milk. mustard and cayenne;
heat slowly. stirring frequently.
Spoon lobster mixture into In
dividual baking dishes; sprinkle
cheese and paprika on top.
Bake in a hot oven (400 degrees
F) about is minutes. Three
servings. NOTES: Frozen I'M
cooked Holsters may be used.
In place Of Parmesan cheese,
use shredded Swiss or process
cheese.
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Give Soup Rosy Hue

Pink and pretty is this soup
version Of chicken a la king.
Simply combine in a saucepan
! can u012 ounces) condensed
tomato soup, can (l01a
ounces chicken a la king, and
l soup can milk. Heat and
serve with crisp salad. Makes
five to six delightful servings.
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page, puts the family's en-.
tire food supply at the
housewives fingertips,
saves steps, time and work.
Most attractive feature of
all is the fact that the aver.
age family of two adults
and two small children can
afford to have the Twin.
Temp, plus an ample
supply of Renaire meats
and frozen foods, all for
Sl.99 a day-less than
$l4.O0 a week-fOr the
finest fsod, plus a freezer
and a refrigerator.
A special added benefit
Is the Electric Rotisserie
Bar.B.Q and Table Outfit
which is being given as a
free gift to all families who
enroll in Renaire and ac.
quire the Twin.Temp be.
tween August Is and 80.
Thus the family gets food,
freezer, refrigerator and
Bar-B-Q Outfit all for $l.99
a day.
The Renaire program
which boasts over 100000
members-Offers many ad.
ditiOnal benefits.
Foremost an,Ong them is
the convenience which has
made Renaire the Happy
Way to Live" for families
in 8 states and the District
of Columbia. Renaire de.
livers all foods, without
extra charge, eliminating
an estimated 100 shopping
hours or more each year,
and enabling mothers to
have more time with their
families.
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Inventory System
Is Valuable

Keep a close control on the
foods in your freezer. Most
homemakers find that an In
ventory system is most useful.
This precaution is necessary to
make sure foods are used when
the quality has not been i'm
paired by too long storage.
Take your family's likes and
dislikes into consideration when
putting foods into the freezer
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I cup Sliced mushrooms Cor Z
ounce can, drained)
! tablespoon butter or mar
garine
] can Go ounces) frozen con
densed cream Of shrimp
soup
4 cup diced lobster
Y cup milk
Y teaspoon dry mustard
Dash cayenne
Grated Parmesan cheese
Paprika
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(b) Less Shopping. De.
livery Of food by Renaire
cuts shopping by up TO
1919.
(c) Lower food Prices.
Renaire foods, delivered,
average lower than retail
food markets.
i'd More Security In.
surance on family.bread.
winneI covers payments in
case Of catastrophe to
breadwinner.
te) More Leisure. Re.
naire mothers have more
time for their families.
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so you will not find 1t difficult
to make good use Of them.
Prepare foods for the freezer
with care. Transparent plastic
wrap makes an excellent freezer
wrap. 1t can be nodded closely
to the food to be wrapped
which helps prevent freezer
burn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
STORAGE SPACE GALORE

I 1, nuge amount 90 OF 1000 storage space
With its "channel-flo" door for more efficient
freezing, extra-large-capacity tip-out storage
racks on the door, handy slide-out food
baskets, fast-freeze shelves, and new Juice
dispenser rack this upright freezer provides
every convenience for storing frozen foods.
Coldspot freezers arS sold exclusively at
Sears Roebuck and Co.
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Rsnaire Has 100000 Members; Saves Them Work,
Shopping, Money! Brings Happy Way 10 Live

Convenience, savings, better food and greater
nutrition are among the benefits that over lOO..
OOO members OF Renairc Freezer-Foods enjoy.
Here's what the average family can look for.
ward to when it enrolls in the Renaire program:
(a) Better Foods. Renaire families can serve
meat an average Of six times each week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13

AASe~oirO""s mas an curative new plan tnat offers
outstanding benefits to every family-eyen the smallest
Key to the new plan is the revolutionary new Twin
Temp Refrigerator and Freezer Combination that pro.
vdes fusze refrigerator, plus fullsize freezer, in
single attractive unit that will fit in almost any kitchen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
Better Than Ever

Next time you make q lemon
chiffon pie. just put drained
pineapple tidbits over the baked
bottom crust before adding the
lemon chiffon filling. Deliciousl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-13
THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES THAT
never Dreamed OF JOINING A
FOOD PLAN ARE RE-CONS|DER|NG
Renaire Provides Finest Foods Plus
New Combined Refrigerator and Freezer,
All For Only $1.sS a Day Complete

WASHINGTON July 28Mn Of never bOr. considered
joining food plan recOnsiderng-avorably
People who always thought food plan somebody else maybe. but
for taking another look them now that Renas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

Gather your family around
you prepare this Scrumptiou
For the cooking of melt-ir
mouth chicken should be enjc
all! And you can be sure these
are beSt-eating. They're selec
meaty plumpness, top
quality. They're cleaned
and plucked fresh, ready
for skillet or Dutch oven.
Take advantage Of this
value and get lotsl Cook
some tonight to a golden
brown and watch your
family brighten with an
ticipationl
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DOG, toy terrier, white and TAM
slipped out Of harness. and Jumped
Nov. 20. freddy" Reward. ~
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sralissirno Franco ana his top
military advisors had q plane
aing session Of more than three
hours yesterday ard shaped
measures to halt any more
attacks.
Spanish government infor-
mants in Madrid said the mill
tary conference reached de-
cisions which were a funda-
mental change in SPANS atti-
tude toward Morocco and the
Arab world.
Military Planes Sent
For some time Spanish po-
Icy has been to WOO the Arab
world. The Spanish govern
ment last year quickly termi-
mated its protectorate over the
Spanish zone of Morocco in
North Morocco when France
did likewise over its zone.
Spain already is reported to
have sent is United States
supplied Saberjet fighter planes
and troops to reinforce its Ifni
garrison. Fifteen Heinkel
bombers reared of airdromes
in Spain yesterday bound for
enclave.
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Fighting Flares in Ifni;
Rebels Soy Scare Killed

had fallen to the rebels. It
said today the center was still
under Spanish control.
The paper said the Spanish
suffered heavy losses when
rebels attacked a convoy of
reinforcements on its way to a
small outpost called Theta dies
Sbouya. 1t claimed two truck
loads of Spanish weapons were
seized.
The paper said Spanish re-
Inducements still are pouring
into Ifni and added "it is pos
sible". Spanish forces will
launch an all out attack today
to take back all their lost posi-
tons.
Whether the fighting was
primarily against internal in
surrection or invasion from
Morocco was not clear, al
though both elements could
be involved in the boundaryless
desert area of nomadic tribes.
At the same time, dispatches
from Madrid said Spanish Gen.
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Syria Protests
Border Actions

DAMASCUS. Syria, Nov. q
.R.-Syria has accused Israel
of planning new border agrees
sions and has warned Turkey
to withdraw troops massed
along the Syrian frontier OF
face a new fight in the u. N.
General Assembly.
/ A Syrian Army spokesman
said the u. N. truce observation
organization has been, notified
of increased Israeli provoca-
lions for further -. aggres-
sions being prepared against
Syria now. :"
The spokesman said Israeli
fire repeatedly had been aimed
at positions inside Syrian ter
ritory.
A Foreign Ministry spokes-
man told q news conference
that 10000 Turkish troops are
still massed along the North
west Syrian border. If they
are not withdrawn. the spokes-
man said, Syria is determined
to renew before Christmas its
complaint against Turkey in
the U. N. General Assembly.
These developments, along
with a new Soviet note to
Turkey warning against con-
tinued pressure on Syria and
fresh tension between Israel
and Jordan. shaped UP. into
ominors preludes for D. N.
Secretary General Dag HAM
marskjold's Middle East peace
trip.
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RABAT, Morocco, Nov. 81 up
"A Moroccan rebel commune
que claimed today so Spanish
soldiers were killed and SIS
wounded in four days Of fight
ing In the Spanish colony OF
Ifni. 1t said As Spaniards were
taken prisoner.
The Spanish have said they
put down an uprising there Sat.
urday and that only five Span.
ish soldiers were killed and 80
wounded. They said Spanish
troops inflicted heavy casualties
on the rebels.
The rebel communique, pub
lished in the ruling Istiqlal
Party's newspaper FL Alan
was the first from the insur-
Irectionists.
Ell Alam's own correspondent
reported from Ifni that rebels
had seized the Spanish port OF
Tilliouine on the southern bor-
der Of the Atlantic Coast
colony. The paper carried a
report yesterday that the
colony's chief center, Sidi Ifni,
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Okinowons Ask RepeoI
OF Mayors Custer

TOKYO, Nov. ~ R.-Oki-
'nawan residents in Tokyo to-
day petitioned the United
States Embassy here to repeal
the recent. custer of Naha's
leftist Mayor, Kamejiro Senaga.
The spokesman for the Oki-
nawan Residents Association
said, THE United States itself
offends the Lincoln spirit"
Mr.. Senaga was ousted after
United State High Commits
sioner 1t. Gen. James E. Moore
made four changes in the law
which made possible the Of
ficiallss removal by Naha's city
assembly.
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DOG. boxer. male, yrs. faWn with
white marks, chain collar: d. c. tas
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Britain would support media
ton of the three-year-old re-
bellion. The delegates attached
considerable Importance to cur
rent talks in Washington of
King Mohamed v of Morocco.
The King and President Habid
Bourguiba of Tunisia offered
their good Offices last week for
negotiations in which France
would accept Algerian sover-
eighty as a starting point. The
French, who contend Algeria is
part of metropolitan France, re-
jected the offer.
Election Observers
French Foreign Minister
Christian Pineau said Morocco
and Tunisia are not neutral In
the struggle Of their Arab
neighbors. Mr.. Pineau was
scheduled to present the French
position in the 82-nation COM
mittee's debate.
The New York Times said
Mr.. Pineau had told Latin
American, British Common
wealth and Western European
delegates that France would be
willing to admit up to 10000
observers for proposed Algerian
elections. ,o ,.4>s
The French are insisting the
observers come from nations
with free elections. the Times
said, thus barring Communist
and some Arab nations.
Arab leaders repeatedly want
to see North African fedora
ton formed to include Algeria,
Morocco and Tunisia.
Cease-Fire Pushed
Moroccan and Tunisian dele
gates. who were to present
Algeria's position. were reported
working on a resolution calling
for a cease-f1re. 1t also would
invite Algeria and France to
enter negotiations aimed at
self-determination for the
French North African province.
This goes a good deal farther
than the resolution approved
by last years assembly which
merely called for a just and
peaceful solution Of the dispute.
Arab diplomats said they were
determined to put in a stronger
proposal this year on grounds
that no attempt was made to
implement last years call and
that the fighting is more bitter
than ever.
British Prime Minister Mac
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fnckel paper bag, Fri Nov. 20, Q
pm. NJ, parking lot, zoos H ct. NV,
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NSn REWARn

WATCH, lady's, Eigin: black braid
band; Lincoln Park streetcar or Con.
stitution ave. ne. between LIST and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-27

milan ended talks in Paris yes
terday with French Premier
Felix Gaillard that included the
Algerian revolt. A communique
said in French that Britain rec
ognized Frances "preeminent
position" in North Africa. The
English version of this said
only that France had "a lead
ing position" in North Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-27

DOG, English setter, 4 mos. female
white-blaek, Nov. "a; vic, Beverly
Hills. Alex: reward. TIE. 6-36S7
DOG, beagle hound. male, tri-color. 5
years old; vicinity Park-Fairfax:
named ollie" TIE. 6-1156.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-27

Only Admiral hos i'll You
con see II in the beck.
Powerful hi-fi ompIifier
with 4 tube push pull
oudio output circuit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-27

CAT, siamese bluepoint, female: Vicin.
Ny warwick village. owner cal
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Algeria Debate Begins,
Mediation Hope Seen

UNITED NATIONS. N r. Nov. ~ lE9.-Unted Nations
diplomats tackle the fostering Algerian situation today amid
talk of mediation between France and its North African
rebels
The heated question before the u Assembly Political
Committee for renewed debate.
Arab delegates that United States
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LOST


BEAGLE HOUND, black, white, tan
e. nt linked SRg ears II, sesyy set ans
Reward. a. L. sTETLER. cY. 7-a5SS.
CAT: blue point siamese, male: with
stin back legs: Dissppeared from
Child's pet. Reward. OIL. 2-O53S.
DOG. beagle. male; on Nov. %. in
sssSssn' reward EuHsi cal siir pu S.sssssss no
DOG, English setter. mos. female.
HHh: Mil: xsa New SsE.ra a. T Ts 5 ssSSssay
DOG, beagle hound. male, tri-color, 5
named Ssaa: oI oii. vicinity az s ISirsssFairfa1
DOG. boxer, male, 2 yrs, fawn With
white marks marks chain collar: D. c. tag.
slipped out Of harness. and Jumped
out oil car, vic. 18th and Decatur sts:,
Noy: 20. Teddy" Reward. 10.
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Reward % a. J Rsr4z 1sss ~. zoos n st. NV
GLASSES, lady's. black with silver
trim; lost sat. between Conn. ave. and
sherston-Park Hotel. Reward. uN.
GLASSES, trifocal. sat, noon, Silver
Spring shopping center. 10. 4-6371.
GRAY CAT. with Vnite, some black
e n.~. Ia rS.' sysSlessss OO 0i0'1 7'n
METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE, No.
soy. So reward, PVT. LEE A. BAR
MINE ,ISDsl q SI.!: e sIysr N sI". 2. y.
erai reward. IN. 2.Ssss. -
PARAKFET, yellow. nam0d ssparkV".
bethesda. Reward. OF. a-sei6.
PARAKEET, chartreuse; named Bird
s ssEa pSS Slni'y w6 5S Sssssis' NV Re-
BLACK PLASTIC BAG. 7-i0 days ago.
sS FssS hss b 70 Ss.std Ps e
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sIAMEsE CAT, altered male. named
ne; liberal reward. la. S.6sCS. -
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sanSi Lincoln coll Park strsetcsr Or Con;
2nd SITS; reward. Ii, 7-365s, eve
$50 REWARD
Siamese cat. altered male; named
smokey: In vic. of B026 18th Ct.
ne. or back OF alley, same addrees'
LA. $4,000 or 10. s-5113.
FOUND
CAT, siamese bluepoint. female: Vicin.
uy warwick Village. Owner call
Kl. p-395p.
DOG, black, tan markings, white feet,
female, well hammered: vic Chiilum
Heights Apis. Call MRS. WILLIAMS,
LA. 6-463l.
DOG, male. full crown. biaek And tar.
atudded coihr, no TAGS: 0eorSetoWn
area. Lu. 2-e4si,
WRIST WATCH, mans, in rails Church
suburban area In october, only can
GAIN By description. Phons il.
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FOUND

siamese cat. altered male: named
Smokey; in vic Of BO26 18th Il
ne. or back Of alley, same address
LA. $4,000 or 10. S-b113.
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Merriam Heads
Tennis Patrons

William n. Merriam, Of
Chevy Chase Country Club, was
elected president Of the Wash
ington Area Tennis Patrons
Foundation 1t the annual meet.
ing yesterday in the statler
Hotel.
Mr.. Merriam. who succeeds
Earle p. Brown. OF Columbia
Country Club. is q native Of
Washington and vice presi-
dent Of the Federation for Rail-
way Progress. He lives at 202i
@ street NV.
Other ofhcers chosen were
Fred McNair,, Of Columbia
Country Club, executive vice
president; Tom Killefer. secre-
tary, and William 4. Miller. Of
Chevy Chase Club. treasurer.
Walter Nordlinger was re-
elected chairman Of the board.
Stanley M. Rumbough. jr., who
now lives In New York, wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-15

Ionense and llS yards in rush.
Ing. Bakhtiar. Cavalier full.
back from Iran, has 500 yards
all gained rushing.
Carlton. q definite threat "a
the ACC rushing record Of 1.OiG
yards set last fall BY Wake For
est's Bill Barnes. also has within
his sights another enviable rec.
ord. That Is the Duke single
season rushing record Of e6t
yards set in 1885 by Ace Parker
now the Duke backield coach
Nelson Yarbrough Of Virginia
continues TO set the individual
passing pace. boasting 10 COM
pletions In 80 throws for ITO
yards and one touchdown. But
Harvey White. Clemson soph.
omore. is close behind with Il
competitions in 20 passes for
l57 yards and two touchdowns.
White last Saturday completed
one OF two against Virginia.
that single completion for Z
touchdown.
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Flu and Injuries
Hit West Virqiniu

MORGANTOWN, w. Va,
Oct. IS R.-Due to the fiu
bug and an assortment Of other
ailments. only about 80 Of West
Yirginia's 45-man varsity foot
HI squad showed UP for prac-
tice yesterday.
Guard Chuck Howley. who
missed all Of last weeks prac-
tice because Of q head injury,
was one Of those on hand for
the light signal drill.
Guard Joe Nicely did not par
ticipate because Of a hand in
jury which caused him to miss
playing in last Saturdays 1876
victory over Boston University.
Halfback Ralph Anastasio, who
also was sidelined because Of a
collapsed lung, Is attending
classes but has not reported to
practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-15
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK

In the first few games Of the
season. Miami has shown a
powerful ground game and lit
tie passing threat. However, in
the North Carolina State game.
you. q sophomore quarterback,
have started for Miami because
you are the best passer on the
squad.
In the first quarter. you
sense that the Wolfpack has
set its defense to stop your run
ming game. playing seven men
in the line all the time. and oc-
casionally. eight. But you have
withheld your pass threat. and
you so into the second quarter
tied, 90.
1t is your ball at the 50-yard
line. second down and seven,
midway between the sidelines.
You have fast running backs at
both halves and fullback.
Rate these plays !. 2. 3 and s.:
Throw your first pass. . hook
(receiver goes dOwnfield 8
yards, turns 10 one Of your
ends, feeling you can complete
II for = first down.
Run your fine fullbaek on a
pitchOut around end.
Throw your first pass. . long
one, trying for . surprise touch
down.
Run one Of the halfbacks OF
tackle. holding on your pass
until you really need II.
ANSWER on Page ca
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.TATUM AND MONT
SHARE SAME SIDE

The North Carolina foot
ball teams bench will be
moved to the Maryland side
OF the field Saturday in
Byrd Stadium. in order to
give Queen Elizabeth and
her party an unobstructed
view Of the game.
But that poses q problem.
Both Coach Jim Tatum
OF the Tar Heels and Coach
Tommy Mont Of Maryland
are known roam ers.
They're never still. as they
nervouSly follow the ball I'D
and down the sidelines.
What's going to happen
when the $50 pounds plus.
coaches. get excited. don't
look where they're going,
and hit head on?
Better have those rescue
squads ready.