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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24
Woman Wrestler
Killed in Crash

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. "a
(P)-A woman wrestler was
killed when her car and a truck
collided 10 miles west OF here
yesterday.
She was known professionally
as Mars Bennett, 35. OF Sara
sofa. Fla. officers said. how
ever. they believed her real
name to be Mars A. Foreit.
Two other wrestlers. both
from Nashville. we're injured.
Patricia Penny, 81, who wrestles
under the name Of Belle Starr,
was reported in fair condition
with a broken left collar bone
and multiple cuts and bruises.
Johnny Wilkder, q, known
professionally as Larry Clark.
suffered back and leg injuries
and was reported in fair con-
dition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24

out and wound up the first
nine 4 up.
The Iowan ended the match
on the 18th when she hit her
drive on the l60-yard hole
2 feet from the cup and sank
her putt for a birdie. She
needed only 10 puts in the
match.
The Richardson Gunderson
contest was far different. Both
girls were pasting their drives
$50 to $50 yards. But jeanne
was the more accurate iron
player. hitting Is Of the II
greens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-24
|Mayne, 0ui||iar
Again Finalists
IInNet Tourney
By DICK STAY


II is a repeat of last weeks
All-Army tennis championship
finals today at Army Navy
Country Club when Cliff Mayne
and Bill Quillian. meet for the
interService title and the Rise
ley Bowl.
Quillian is a 23-year-old
private from Fort Rucker, Ala,
who conquered 1t. Mayne from
Fort Monmouth for the Army
crown, 4-6, 90. is, 6-3,
50. Mayne is defending
champion of the Riseley Bowl
and so far the outstanding
player this week at Army Navy.
Quillian has been beaten once
this week. by the Marines
Frank Spears in the Leech
Cup team championship finals
Wednesday. Mayne is the only
remaining unbeaten player in
both Leech Cup and RiSeley
Bowl play, and numbers Spears
among his victims. Spears,
oddly enough. likes Quillian To-
day.
II caught Quillian on one
Of those bad days" Spears ex-
planned yesterday, "but he won't
be bothered by all of Mayne's
cute stuff around the net
which tore me up.
after ALL" he continued,
"Quillian has beaten Bartzen,
he's beaten Moylan, he's
beaten Fraser"
OF the two, Mayne may
have been the more impress
sive in yesterdays semif1nals
when he disposed of 1t. Al
Harum, the Air Force cham
pion, GA, 60, Ga. win
ming the second set with a
six-game burst.
Quillian beat Pvt. Tim Coss
from Bethesda and Fort Myer,
6-3, 90. Ga, while losing
his serve just once.
FINAL PAIRINGs TODAY
Senior Singles 30 ami
| Bill Millikan ARMY VS.. Jesse Gay
| (Navy)
Open SINGLES U:3O p.mD
Clif Mayne tAi VS.. Bill 0uillian "a
senior Doubles (e:3Ol
Millikan and LaVere Strom IA VS..
Gay and Joseph Watson IN.
Open Doubles f3:3Ol
Mayne and Juan Hernandez CA vs.
! Al Harum and Jack Neer Air FoTce)
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Open Singles
Mayne "a defeated Harum tAFl
feated Tim coss (Al. IS. g.. "a
Senior Singles
Millikan ca defeated Pred Moore
ZAP. "a, ID; Cav tNl defeated
Philip Goldberg tAFl. 6-3. e..
Open Doubles
Mayne- Hernandez "A defeated Dick
kliteh and John Hironimus tNl, g.,
g., e.; Harum-Neer lAFi defeated
Frank Spears and Bill Demas Marine
Corps, 81. 6--3, o.. 3-6, 6-1
Senior Doubles
Mill!kan-Strom "a defeated Mark
Billing and Alfred Miles tMCi. al.
Go: Gay-Watson IN defeated Moore
Goldberg tAFl. 20. 6-l. Ga.
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D. c. Legion PIoys
For Title Today

PARKER SBURG, w. Va.
Aug. "a (SpeciaD Gas Light
Post A Of Washington, d. c.,
will be seeking the Region
American Legion junior base
ball title with a victory over
o n C e beaten Frederick. the
Maryland champion. at 8 pm
tonight.
A Frederick victory over
Washington, 20 in the double
elimination playoffs. would
make a final game necessary al
y pm. tomorrow.
Frederick gained the finals
by eliminating Whitesville, w
Va, l4-5. yesterday.
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Service Golf Lead
Shared by Three

PARIS ISLAND, N. c.,
Aug. "a P.-Airman BIC
Ralph Morrow of Andrews AFB
was three strokes behind the
co-leaders going into the final
round of the 72-hole Inter-
service Golf championship
here today.
Morrow added a 70 for 22I.
The open division leaders are
1t. Hillman Robbins of Blythe
vile, Ark. ALB, and his
Walker. Cup teammate Pvt.
Mason Rudolph Of Fl. Chaffee,
Ark, at 218 along with Spl.
BIC Ray Moore of Fort Bliss,
Tex. Robbins had rs. Rudolph
70 and Moore "A in yester-
days tricky winds.
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Sam Merrick Third

GENEVA. N. Y. Aug. "a
(SpeciaD. = Sam Merrick of
Alexandria, Va. finished in
second place in final standings
of the flve-day national thistle
class sailboat championship re-
gatta here yesterday. Merrick
scored 1854 points, seven be-
hind the leader. Jim Hendrick-
son of Sandusky, Ohio.
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Betty jameson
Leeds Pros Into
I'd Open Round

KANSAS CITY. Aug. "a up.
Veteran Betty Jameson of
San Antonio cut two strokes of
par with a 36-37-73 yesterday
and took a one stroke lead in
the first round Of the $4,000
Heartfelt America Women's
Open golf tournament.
Miss JameSon's fine round
over the 6,394-yard Blue Hills
Country Club course bettered
one-under-par 74s turned in by
Jackie Pung of San Francisco,
Louise Suggs of Sea Island. Ga,
and Bonnie Randolph Of Ma
pies. Fla.
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Mrs. Rozonsky
.Norbeck Victor

Mrs. Ben Rozansky upped her
average to .667 in final round
matches of the Norbeck Wom-
ems club championship as she
won for the second time in
three years yesterday. defeating
Mrs. Alex Swaine. 5 and 3.
Mrs. Rozansky won the title
in 1865. but lost in the finals
last year.
Mrs. Ed Miller defeated Mrs.
Al Brodsky. / up. in the first
flight final. and Mrs. Ben
Kasow won the second over
Mrs. Mel Berman. 4 and 3.
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Colonial Heights Wins
In Non-Pro Tourney

WICHITA. Kans.. Aug. "a (F)
Colonial Heights, Va, de-
feated Middletown. Ind. go,
here last night, eliminating the
Indians from the National
Non-Pro baseball tournament.
Prior to the game, Addison
F. (Ad) Brennan. 70. who
pitched for Philadelphia. Chi
cago. Washington and Cleve-
land. was admitted to the Kan
sas Hall of Fame. Brennan
played in the majors from 1910
IN 1913
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LEGION Finals Today

SHELBY. N. c.. Aug. "a up.
= Once-beaten Front Royal,
Va. and indicated Memphis.
Tenn. clash at 6 o'clock tonight
in the finals of the Region 4
American Legion junior base
ball tournament.
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Moore Nine Wins

Dick Cleveland struck out IL
batters and batted in a run
yesterday to lead George Flem-
ing Moore to an "a victory over
Birmingham in a DeMolay
Softball League game at Belts
vile.
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Potomac Polo Club
Ends Squires' Streak

The Potomac Polo Club de-
feated the Washington Squires.
It's, to break a 16-game win
ming streak for the losers and
boost its own to seven in a row
before TOO fans at the Potomac
Arena Field.
Frank Wilson led the victors
by scoring seven goals.
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Dr.. Yup Golf Winner

DR.. D. M. zap Of Bethesda
Country Club shot an 81 at
All View in Ellicott City yes
terday to win the Ambassador
Romulo trophy in an Inter-
Filipino tourney between con-
testants from Washington,
Chicago, New York and Phila-
I delphia.
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Police PIoy Tonight

The Montgomery County po-
lice will play the Arlington
County police in Maryland
Virginia Police and Fire De-
partment League baseball game
at 8 O'Clock tonight at Four
Mile Run.
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Charles Town Card Hit
By Bel Air Competition

Koko Dozo and Arch Rival.
Harry Dorsey'S zuyder Zee, 1913.
and Flamingo Farms MADDOX,
12l. were strong threats in the
field of six. Arthur Godfrey's
entry of Gala Dice, l07. and
the much publicized Lord
Willin. 108, completed the line
up.
Zuyder Zee, strictly a Satur-
day horse. has raced in the last
seven weekend features here
and has never been out of the
money while winning three.
Last Saturday in the mile-and-
an : eighth handicap. ZuydeI
Zee was second to MADDOX. who
recorded his first victory of the
summer here.
Pretty. a four-year-old filly
owned by Mrs. Eugene Mueller,
snapped her left hind ankle
during yesterdays third race
and was destroyed.
Bel Air, which is outdrswing
and outbetting Charles Town
daily. continued to reduce the
attendance and wagering fig
ures here yesterday when 3,12e
sent $190.417 through the mu-
tuel windows.
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RED LEGS, s; PIRATES, o
Totals 80 1877 Totals 80 "A 81 IL
Flied out for Purkey in 3rd
2 Struck out for r. Smith in Sth.

Runs-Bell ga. Robinson. Burgess.
Hoax. Nuxhall Error-Skinner Runs
batted in--crowe. Bell Post, Mcmillan.
Nuxhall BELL scored on SINNERS err
rori. Two-base hits-Robinson Post,
Burgess, Bell Thomas. Three-base hit
---Nuxhall Stolen base---Robinson. Sac
rlfice-Temple Sacrihce fly-Crowe
Double plavs--Hoak to Temple TO
Grove Groat to Mazeroski to
Thomas. Left on bases--Cincinnati, 10:
PITTSBURGH, 3. Bases on balls-Oh Nux-
hall, /: on OBrien. 2; of r. Smith. .;
of King. /. Struck out--By Nuxhan,5
Smith, ,; by king, Hits-or Pur.
innings; OF r. Smith. . in innings
of King. . in ! inning. Runs anc
earned runs = on Purkey, 4-9; Of
o'Brien, Pa; of r. Smith. 90: Of
lby Nuxhalll. Passed ball-Foiles
Winning pitcher--Nuxhall (7-7l. Los.
ing piteher-Purkey GOLD. Umpire'
Smith, Conan, Donatelli. Delmore
| Time-n.lN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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PILLS, 8; CARDS, Z
Totals 81 IAN Totals 81 10 ~ 8

Runs-Boyer. Cunningham. Ashburn,
Boucnee. Repulski. Errors-None Runs
batted in-Ennis, Cunninghan. Re-
pulski CD. Two-base hits-Cunniue-
ham. Kasko. Three-base hit-Boyer.
Home fun-Repulski Sacrifce-Had-
dix. Sacrifice fly-Cunningham Double
plays-Blasingame to Dark 10 Cum
ningham; Kazanski to Hammer TO
Bouchee: Fernandez to Hammer TO
Bouchee. Left on bases-St Louis, 5;
Philadelphia. .. Bases on bails-Of
Mizel; on Haddix. 2. Struck out
earned runs-On Mizell, 3-3: on Had
dix. 20. Wild pitch-Haddix Winning
pitcher Haddix q0-1Ol. Losing
pitcher-Mizell (5-10l. Umpires-
Venom, Ballanfant. Jackowski. Crsw.
ford Time-2:l3. Attendance-2O.2S4
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ORIOLES, z; AS, |
Totals AZ 0 SO II Totals IS SO 10

Struck out for Kell in 9th.
Ran for Triandos in 18th.
3 Struck out for Durham in eth.
Struck out for Robinson in 7th.
Baltimore loo 900 900 OOl--a
Kansas City 100 900 900 OO0-l
Runs-Nieman. Ginsbers. Hunter.
Error-Hunter: Runs batted in
Nteman, Zernial, Miranda. Two-base
hits-Tfiandos 90 Zernial. Home run
-Nieman. Sacrifices-Held. Johnson.
Double playS-Hunter to DeMaestri to
Power; Kellner to DeMaestri TO Hunter
to Power Left on bases-Baltimore.
6o- K Iannasr city q Bases BASES on balls
cite. l Struck out-By Johnson. Z:
BY Brunette. T. Hits-Oi Kellner, 4 in
2 innings; of Brunette. . in 10 In
nings. Runs and earned runs-Oh
johnson, III; Kellner, ii; Brunette.
pitcher : johnson u1-Sl. Losing
pitcher-Burnette l4-lO). Umpires-
Umont. Paparella. Hurley. Runge. Time
800 $40
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BEMAN

Continued From Page A-lO
against Perky Cullinane, a
Bethesda clubmate.
The University of Maryland
supplies four Of the quarter
f1nalists. Beman and the Nc
Ferren brothers, Jerry and Bill.
and Dwight Mock. who will
be graduated in February and
ineligible for next years team.
Cullinane. who ended Bobby
Brownell's string of 10 District
Amateur championships last
year in an overtime second
round match, also went over
time in the second round yes
terday to defeat Buddy Shar-
key. the medalist, in % holes.
They played par golf for Is,
halved the 10Th in a pair Of
weird double-bogey skies. and
then scrambled the rest Of the
way by halving pars on 20 and
81 before Cullinane's par four
won the 22d. Sharkey fought
a magnificent losing battle as
hole after hole he came out Of
traps or from of the green
for halves.
Bob Chandler, runnerup last
year. has found a set Of woods
he likes after a long search
and could be troublesome for
Jerry McFerren. The other
quarter-final is Mock against
Bill McFerren. a slow-poke
who makes Cary Middlecod
look like Dave Slime.
Beman played in a resort
tournament in Minneapolis and
lost in the semif1nals. He
played six rounds out there
three Of them without a DOGGY
Yesterday he had a fine putting
touch and in a hot streak
against DR.. Kenrick had foul
straight brides from z through
10.
SemifinalS are at 2 and 2:0s
this afternoon and the 36-holt
finals tomorrow.
FIRsT-ROUND MATCHES
Claude Wild, Burning Tree, defeated
Neil Maiden, Kcnwood. defeated Dicl
Mason, Indian Spring, l-up.
Jay Randolph, Bethesda. defeate,
Tom Pritchard, Conversational 2 and
Jerry McFerren. Manor, defeated
George Thornton Manor, 4 and 3
Larry imhoh kenwOoo, deicatei
Col, r. L. Harrison. Army Navy
Bob Chandler Congressional, de
feated Spencer DAVIS, Bethesda, AM
:, Bill MeFerren: ST., Manor defeate,
Buddy Sharkey Kenwood, defeated
Johnny Dunn, Kenwood, Z and ..
Perky Cullinane, Bethesda defeated
George Cornell, Congressional, . and
Deane Beman. Bethesda, defeated
Bruce Kesser Bethesda u and .
DR. Joseph Kenrick, Kenwood, de
feated John Grub, Manor, . and
Dwight Mock. Bethesda, defeated
Lew Russell, WASHINGTON, b and 4
Bill August, Argyle, defeated castor
Miller. Congressional. and
Pat Martino, Argyle, defeated JOhl
Alderman, Goose Greek. cup
Bill McFerren, Jr., Manor. defeatel
Harold HarWood. Columbia, l-up.
SECOND ROUND
Wild defeated Maiden, . and .. Ran
J. McFerren. defeated 1mhon, 3 and 4
Chandler, defeater b. McFerren, Sr
and ! Cullinane, defeated Sharkey
up In 20 holes Beman defeated
August, and 4; b. McFerren Jr de
featee P. MARITIME, and 1.
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INDIANS, S: YANKs. q

ISlnRled lor Ctcotte in 9th.
2Sineled for Bauer in 9th
2 Singled for Collins in 9Th.
iran for Howard in 9th
5Hit into force play Tor Hegan in 9th
bRan for CarTasQuel in 9th.
1Struck out for Garcia in 9th.
SFlied out for Lumpe in 10th.
xOne out when winning run scored
New York - 600 Ol0 O03 o.
Cleveland - 200 10l 900 I-5
Runs-McDousald. Kubek, Lumpe.
SkroWon. Avila 81, Woodiine, ~
Errows-McDougald Woodling Runs
batted in--Bauer. Mcdonald. 6laught-
er. lKubek scored on Weddings error
IN 9TH Woodllng t3). williams t2).
Iwo-base hits-Lumpe. Carrasquel Nc
Dougald, Woodling. Home runs-Wood-
ling, McDouRald. Double plays-Simp-
son to Collins. Avila to Altobelli. Left
on baseS-New York, 10; Cleveland, q.
Bases on balls-Od Cicotte. /; of
Grim. 2; of Narleski. 4 OF Tomanex,
!. Struck out-By Shsntz. =; BY Byrne.
l; by Grim. /; by Earleski, g. by
Garcia. /. Hits--Of Shantz, in 5ls
innings on Narleski. s in sas innings;
on Byrne, In 2 inning: of Daley.
in . inning OF Cicotte, in . innings
in rs innings; OF Tomanek. j in i
inning. Runs and earned runs-Oh
Shantz, Az: of Byrne, 90: of Mar
leski. Al of Daley, 90; OF Cicotte.
90; OF Grim. IL OF Garcia. 0-O OF
Tomanek, 90. Passed ball-Berra.
Winning pitcher Tomanek t2-D.
Losing pitcher-Grim tl0-3l. Umpires
Berry, Tabacchi. Mckinley. Aor. Time
800. Attendance-26.19 1876
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lGrounded out for Morgan in Sth.
10th. ~ wan 'OH "
3Singled for Tanner in 18th.
4Walked for Kindall in 18th
5Flied out for Monzant in 18th,
xOne out when winning run scored
New York 600 100 100 600 900 Ia
Chicago 600 200 900 900 600 O-2
Runs = Adams. speake. Mueller.
Mays. Spencer; Errors - Neeman.
Moryn. Runs batted in-Tanner Long.
NAYS. Lockman, Jablonski Two base
hits-Spencer, Jablonski Three base
hitS-Mueller. Stolen base-Neeman
Sacrif1ceS-Lons, Mays Double plays
--O'Connell TO Spencer to Lockman
t2l; Spencer to o'Connel to Lockman.
Left on bases-Chicaeo S; New York
9. Bases on balls-of Rush. q Of
Worthing, of Constable, /. OF
Monzant. l. Struck out---By Rush, 10;
BY Miller. 4 by worthington. .: by
Constable. /. by Monzant, / Hits
OF Worthington. In 10. on Con-
stable. l in q: OF Monzant. / in
2ls: on Mile. ] in B. Runs ald
ington. 2-2 of Constable. 90; on
Monzant, 90. Miller. 90. Wild pitch
--Worthington. Passed ball-rhomas
Winning pitcher-Miller (6-S) Losing
Boggess. Burkhart, Dixon. German
Time IA. Attendance-4.l4S
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Milwaukee
Brooklyn

Runs - Mathews, Aaron, Amoras,
Neal Furillo. Errors-Mantilla. Me-
Mahon Runs batted in---Aaron 70,
Neal, meal scored on McMahon's wild
throw, Cimoli. Two-base hits-Valo,
hmoros Three-base hit--Aaron. Home
run--Aaron. Stole base--Gilliam Left
Bases on balls-Oh Conlev, . OF Me-
Mahon. of KouiaX, q. Struck out
BIZ coniey, 3 by Mcmahon, 1: BY
Koufax, 81 BY Roebuck .. Hits of
tiers in pthl. of Mcmahon, in a In
tiers ia sthl, OF Roebuck, in In
ming of, Drysdale' Q in inning.
Runs and earned runs--OH Conley.
- on McMnhc1. IL of Koufax.
20 on Roebuck, 90; OF Drysdale, 90.
Wild Hltch- -Koulax Winning pitcher
McMahon (O-2l Umplres--Landes,
Baker, Dascoli. Secory Sudol CID.
Time--2:36 Attendance-"lp45.
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WHIE Sox. 4; RED SoX. !

Runs--Jensen, Torgeson (2l. Minoso,
Dolby Errors--Piersell (2) Runs batted
in--Lollar Jensen, Rivera, opposite,
2ndI Home run---jensen left on
bases Boston, 3 Chicago, \. Bases on
balls---Oh Pierce, .; Of Sullivan, !;
OF SuscC, g. Struck out--By Pierce. z
by Sullivan. 4 by SuSce, / Eits--Oh
Sullivan, in innings: oil Susce. l
on Sullivan, 3.2. OF Susce III. OIL
Pierce. III Winning pitcher--Pierce
t11-Al. Losing pitcher Sullivan 40
%. Umpires-Rice. Rommel, Stevens,
NapD. Time.--2:2O Attendance--2i.-
ltk
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DODGERS, 8; BRAVES, z
Totals az be08 Totals 35 se7B

Totals 3s 5 266 Totals IS s27B
Ran for Rice in Sth.
Doubled for Roebuck in Sth.
8 Ran for Valo in Sth.
Flied out for Jones In Sth,
5 Walked for Roseboro in 9th,
Q Flied out for Drysdale in 9th.
Two out when winning run scored.
Milwaukee ------- 600 100 1909
Brooklyn --------- 900 900 0O3---3
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
GIANTS, 5; CUBS, z

Totals SO l1x46 II Totals 55 as %
lGrounded out for Morgan in Sth,
Popped out for Worthington in
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3SlngIed Tor Tanner in 18th.
4Walked for KindalI in 18th.
5Flied out for Monzant in 18th.
zone out when winning run score
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27
THE CHEF SAYS
Eggplont
Used as
Entree

For meatless meals. eggplant
is q top choice. It's q vegetable,
but has almost the substance
and flavor Of. meat. You'll ind
main dishes based on 1t popular
with your family and guests. A
reader asks
Can you suggest some ways
to serve eggplant as q main dish
In meatless meals?"
Eggplant. cut into thick slices
and brushed well with olive oil,
can be grilled as q steak-try 1t
with broiled tomatoes on the
side. Or. cut 1t in cubes. alter
nate it on skewers with tomato
slices. mushroom caps and thin
slices Of onion, brush with olive
oil and grill as kebabs. Egg
plant casserolees. combining the
chopped vegetable with chopped
tomatoes. onions and peppers
the whole dressed again with
olive oil and baked. is always q
favorite.
Here's an eggplant dish to try
that's q little unusual.
Peel an eggplant. slice. and
cut slices in half. Saute these in
oil for 10 minutes. or till Just
tender and translucent. In q
separate pan, combine / large
onion. chopped. and green
pepper. chopped. plus a minced
Glove Of garlic. and saute till
! tender. To the onion mixture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-27

add the contents Of o can Of
minced clans, drained. and !
cup Of canned tomatoes. Grease
o casserole and lay in q layer of
eggplant. then q generous layer
of the clam mixture. then sprin-
kle on a light layer Of bread
crumbs. Fill casserole this way.
On top, sprinkle q layer Of graf
ed Parmesan cheese. Bake in a
225 F. oven for IS minutes.
(Released BY The Bell Syndicate, Incl
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Luzy Day Cooler

As refreshing as q soft spring
day is this happy combination Of
fruit juices: Mix equal amounts
Of canned orange grapefruit
Juice and bottled grape juice,
sweetening as desired. FIJI tall
glasses with ice and pour in the
blended juices. . lazy day cool
err" for sure.
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Tuna Salad

2 envelopes low-calorie lemon
gelatin
! teaspoon salt
2 cups hot water
2 teaspoons vinegar
] cup faxed tuna fish
2 tablespoons chopped celery
2 tablespoons chopped green
pepper
2 teaspoons chopped onion
Dissolve low-calorie lemon gel
attn and salt in hot water. Add
vinegar; chill until slightly
thickened. Then add fish. cell
cry. green pepper and onion.
Pour into molds. Chill until
Arm. Unmold. Garnish with
crisp green's. Makes four serv-
ings. About 70 calories per serv-
ing.
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The whole family likes potato
salad on a picnic. but because 1t
may spoil easily it becomes q
problem on q hot day or a long
trip. So what could be more
convenient than canned potato
salad Take a jar or can Of
German style potato salad along
on your next outing-and no
matter how far you go. you'll
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scIud SideIine

Seasoned with salt. ground
black pepper and ground dill
seed, cottage cheese balls rolled
in paprika make a delightful
accompaniment to fresh fruit or
vegetable salads.
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be confident when you serve It.
The family will love its sweet
sour flavor, too.
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IN each OF Duays So delicious frozen vegetables fruits and foods
you'll discover mountaineering flavor qualities that will thrill your
family Prove to yourself with these economical Duany decae
by better everywhere tender scrumpous baby
beans ao nouhng Fodook mas sliced peaches