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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
Win Over Terp Frosh Paints
Bright Future for Virginia

The football fortunes at the
University of Virginia are ir
line for definite upswing in
the next few years, judging by
the play of the Cavalier FroSh
this season.
The Virginia freshmen scored
their third victory of the sea-
son yesterday, a 1922 decision
over the Maryland Frosh al
Byrd Stadium. Maryland held
a decisive edge in statistics
but couldn't offset the brilliant
quarterbacking of Virginia s
Gary Cuozzo.
Cuozzo scored one touchdown
and completed six of II passes
all of them to End Joseph Ke.
hoe, for 10 yards. The pail
teamed up for the Cavaliers
first touchdown on an 11-yard
pass play that eliminated q
76-yard drive the first time
Virginia got the ball.
Maryland rallied from 1910
deficit at the half to close
the Virginia margin to 24-22
before the Cavaliers put the
game out of reach with q
touchdown in the last four
minutes. 1t was the Baby Terps
third straight loss of the sea-
son.
Two players were elected
from the game on Maryland
last touchdown drive, scored
on a short plunge by Kenny
Smith, the former Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School star
Maryland Quarterback Rex
Collins and Virginia Guard
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who starred at Gettysburg Col
lege, holds down the top center
post.
West at Quarterback
Eddie West, who starred at
Mount Vernon High and North
Carolina State. quarterbacks
the Generals. who say they are
more than ready to match
backfields with the Marines.
The Flyers also plan to start
Halfback Billy Austin, an ALL
American at Rutgers; Halfback
Gene Hill. a high school star
in Bristol, Va, and Fullback
Danny Williams Of West Vir-
ginia.
The Flyers have a solid line
also. topped by Cleveland
Wright. 6-foot-4, 230-pound
end and center from North
Carolina AIT. 1t includes such
standouts as Ends Don Augustin
Of North Dakota and Jim
Reinke Of Wisconsin. Tackles
Dick Gatz of Pitt and Tony
Graziano Of Holy Cross and q
pair Of ex-high school stars at
the guards, Dave LeMay of
Worcester, Mass, and Bill
Blasingame of Corpus Christi.
Tex.
Each team has a SO record.
The Marines knocked off the
Holyoke Merchants, 31-15; Fort
Lee, BAT; Fort Bragg, 27-6:
Fort Dix, 41-0, and Fort Cor
don, 50-12. Boiling has beaten
Central Michigan. 1918; Fort
Dix, 27-0: Fort Belvoir, 1910;
Fort Gordon, 1873, and Camp
LeJeune, 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
Idaho Indian Plans
U. S. Senate Race

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 81
(AP).-A North Idaho Indian
has announced as a candidate
for United States Senator. Jo-
seph R. Garry said here yes
terday he will run as a Demo-
crat for the seat now held by
Idaho Republican Henry C.
DworShak.
Mr.. Garry, of Plummer,
Idaho, is a full-blooded Occur
d'Alene Indian. He is president
of the National Congress of
American Indians and is now
in his second term as a member
of the Idaho House of Repre-
sentatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31

TURNKEY Todd Of Orange, Va.
were benched for fighting.
Earlier, Maryland Guard
Chef Dekko was elected fol
roughing it up in the first
quarter.
VIRGINIA FROSH l6 0 8 &C
MARYLAND FROSH 0 0 s 14-2s
Virginia-Kehoe H. pass from CuozZc
(Kudzma pass from Cuozzol.
Virginia-Griggs l, run Kuhn RAM.
Maryland-Collins l, run collins
rum.
virginia-cuozzo I. run (zempolucf
pass from Cuozzo).
Maryland-Terifay 81. pass from
White (Terifay pass from White
Maryland-Smith l, run (run failed)
Neutrality-suspicious. 4, run (pass failed)
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Mondt Will Attend
Luncheon for Luke

Toots Mondt, former world
heavyweight wrestling cham
pion, who now promotes the
mat shows in Madison Square
Garden, will be one of the
prominent guests at the Both
birthday luncheon Mon d a y
honoring Jimmy Lake.
Mondt, "a, won his crown in
the 1920s from 6-foot-6 Wayne
Big Mum after the latter de-
throned Ed (Strangler) Lewis.
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Democrats
Told to Back
Party Choice

RICHMOND, Oct. 81 CAP>.
- A State Democratic Party
official has reminded party
members of their obligation to
support the Democratic nomin-
ees in next Tuesdays general
election if they took part in
the primary in July.
Garland M. Harwood, jr.,
secretary of the Democratic
State Central Committee, said
the reminder was issued in
response to inquiries ito qualify
the duties of a Democrat with
reference to a general election. "
He noted that all candidates
in the primary signed an oath
to support the party nominees
in the general election and
those who voted in the Demo-
cratic primary implicitly made
the. same pledge of honor and
are morally obligated to sup-
port the nominees in the ensu-
ing general election.
Meanwhile, the executive
committee Of the Negro Citizens
Committee here said Demo-
cratic primary participants
ought to vote for Democratic
candidates.
I'VE believe it is desirable, "
the committee said in a state
ment. that we remove all
doubt about our belief and
acceptance of the principles
and ethics Of party politics by
standing by the candidates we
helped nominate. This is the
only way a sound two-party
com petitive system can be
built"
The statement apparently
dismissed the write-in CAM
paign of Joe Jordan, Negro
attorney, for election to the
House of Delegates.
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XzzHzNO

lift. V-BOTTOM, mahog. runabout
Elgin, with steer wheel, 16-h.p. C5G
Evinrude OBJ mtr); one 7-gal. cruise
a-day tank. Very clean. Both, S2S5
Call KE 6-9434.
SAILBOAT, very nice double-endeI
sloop rig, sleeps 2-3. Best offer over
$2,700; Easily worth $1,000 more
1859 KINGS CRUISER, deisel power
full inventory Of sails fully equip
This boat used approximately ~
81 100 savings. Nav be seen al
ARNOLD c. GAY YACHT YARD, An
napchs, Md. Call Mr.. kramer, CO
3-5S62, for appointment.
lift. FISHING SKIFF, Chip. Palmer
inboard; very good cond.; $500. MR.
VAIL on Cars, Wharf I'd, Mayo
lift. RUNABOUT, used 3 months
windshield steering, cushions, run
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$3.50. RA 3-SS03
NEW 1860 CHRIS CRAFT SEA SKIFF
23-ft., now on display. Take advan
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May be seen at ARNOLD C GAY
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Mr.. Kramer CO. 3-5S62. for appt
TOW WANTED for cruiser to Soutl
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7-411s.
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Call Mr. Kramer. co. 3-5S92, fol
appointment.
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ner, but not all of its prelimi-
naries we're exactly harmonious
Senator Symington, Demo-
crat of Missouri, Cancelled his
place on the program with Mr.
Rayburn and Negroes stayed
away from the affair because
of an announcement that segre-
CATION would be maintained in
seating.
Old Fashioned Speech
The dinner itself, however,
went off smoothly with no di-
rect reference to the absence
of either Senator Symington
or Negro Democrats. About
1000 attended.
Gov. Orval E. Faubus was
there, but four former Arkan-
sas Governors, who had been
invited, did not attend.
Mr.. Rayburn gave the $10-a-
plate customers what they APP
parently were looking for-ar
old-fashioned party-line speech
praising Democrats and blast
ing Republicans.
Mr.. Rayburn said he was "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
Terps in Open

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 81
AP).-Indiana University and
Maryland will open the Blue
grass Invitational basketball
tournament here December 18
The second game brings to-
gether Fordham and the host
team, Louisville.
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Segregated Democrats
Bosk in Royburn Praise

LITTLE ROCK Ark. Oct 81 (AP).-House Speaker Ray
burn Democrat of Texas told alwhe Democratic gather
ing here last night that 1.-The Democratic Party is the party
with heart and the party of the people"
And" he added "the longer 1 under Republican
administration, the prouder I am to be a Democrat.
The affair had been billed Democratic harmony din
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31

Results yesterday
Charlotte, 3: WASHINGTON, 2.
Games Tonight
Charlotte at Johnstown.
New Haven at New York.
Greensboro at Clinton.
Games Tomorrow
Charlotte at New York
Philadelphia at New Haven (nl.
The Washington Presidents
hockey team, which has split
in four games-all decided by
one goals giving Player
Coach Rags Raglan Nightmares
about missed scoring chances.
Last nights 80 defeat by
the Clippers in Charlotte. N. c.,
caused Raglan to order a Gam.
workout Monday in hopes of
ironing out the offensive wrin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
MARINE

s4-FT CABIN CRUISER, 1oh-ft.
beam, head, galley, steering house,
cockpit. Make Offer. WA. 7-6249.
3s-FT. MATTHEWS cabin cruiser;
S1,295; save big rent; S17.95 per
mo-. light and slip. Can be seen at
Pr. Geor. Marina Sat and Sun. 1875.
Gift LAPSTRAKE Revel Craft; hard
top. 2 hunks. head: johnson so with
30-gal tanks; compass, anchor and
s sanS5z; all in good e0nd' Sac JU.
MARINE RAILWAY or trailer service,
W. H. (BILL) JENKINS, 500 Maine
ave. s.w. MA. s-I316
SO CABIN CRUISER, 90 it., 40 hip.
Mark 55, elect, S795 cash. so. o.
es-FT. LuHRs SPECIAL new cabin
skiff; 109 Gray. fully equip. SALE.
only $3,1S5, bank financing. PoTo-
MUST SELL! 1859 Topper cupboard
cushions, built-in l9-gal. tanks Make
US an offer CAP'N STAINS BOAT
Spring, JU. 5-7773.
WANTED, RUNABOUT, also motor and
trailer. University 7-43s4 or Uniyer-
lift. Chris-Craft-powered inboard
trailer; complete; 1854 model Sell
less than engine cost. RE. 6-7617.
PAIR IO5-H.P. CHRIs-CRAFT EN-.
GINES, % to l red. 10. 4-5439.
OWENS 20 IT. 80; better than new.
Teak decks Cost S13,500. Sacrifice
for $685.. ia. S-SS33.
WILL TRADE Soft diesel cruiser for
equity in income property in NV
Wash. FE. 1928.
SEA-MAC 16 TT, 35-h.p. Johnson,
with controls. navy top windshield
trailer new life cushions, with run
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than year old Complete rig perfect
condition, $3.50. RE. 5-3S33.
22' OWENS Express cruiser, 100-h. p.
Galley head new canvas; excel cond :
S2215 WO f1-hhS4 or Ma 2-3230.
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FALL SALE

14-ft. runabout, steering wheel,
windshield and fms; walk
through seats. Just re1nished.
Mark 30-h.p. and controls, re-
built in our shop, run 20 min
utes. Price, $685..
14-ft runabout, flberglas bot
tom, steering wheel, johnson
3S-h.p. and controls, Gator
trailer: S495.
14-ft. Fiberglas (M.F.G), Mark
10, l0-h.p. motor. like new:
trailer and spare tire and
wheel. A good buy, S7g5. Will
sell above separately. Make and
offer.
Rebuilt motors from Q hip. and
UP Let US sell your boat, mo-
tor trailer for YOU at no cost
to you.
Doaas-new-used motors Buy,
sell, trades, repairs. Let us
store and vinterize your motor.
Storage for boat motors and
trailers
Guns, ammunition and fishing
tackle
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BLVD. CUPBOARD SALES

1929 Bladensburg I'd, III blks.
south of the new Prince Georges
Marina. Open Daily, 9 til Q;
sunday. 9 til /. UN. 4-1SSS,
UN. 4-2447.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-31
Labor Law Seminar
Takes UpLegoI Phases

strict secondary boycotts and
limit organizational picketing
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Continued From Page A-12
down terms of the match to
the now-defunct International
Boxing Club, oStensibly in
charge of the fight.
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05
New NAACP Branch
Gives $3.50 to
Freedom Fund

The recently organized Will
liamsbridge branch of the Nation
al Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People has pre-
sented $3.50 to the Associations
Executive Secretary Roy Wilkins
as the branch's first contribution
to the NAACP Fight for Freedom
Fund.
Presentation of the check was
made at a meeting honoring Mr..
Wilkins at Evander Childs high
school in the upper Bronx on
May 27. The NAACP leader spoke
on the work of the NAACP and
the need for a strong organization
to conduct the drive for full civil
rights.
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05
Mann Teachers
Receive Awards

The following Horace Mann
teachers have received National
Science Foundation awards to
study for the summer; Mrs. Flo
rine Frida, mathematics instructor
will study at the University of
Iowa. Miss Clara Young, mathe-
mates, will go to Atlanta Uni
versity, Georgia. 0 i S Harris,
science, will study at Hampton In
%stitute, Virginia. John M. Smith,
science will matriculate at the
University Of Arkansas, Fayette-
vile.
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05
VIRGINS of AMEz
Church Plans for
Annual Meet

LOUISVILLE Ky.-According to
the announcement made by Mrs.
Abbie Clement Jackson, president.
Woman's Home & Foreign Mis-
slonary Society, AME Zion church,
plans for the 18th session Of the
quadrennial meeting, scheduled to
convene at Metropolitan church.
Hartford, Conn, are almost COM
plete.
The theme of the meet will be
Missionary Emphasis in a Chang
ing World. In order that those
who may attend might get a real
picture of the missionary world
f~raternal delegates have been in
vited from twenty two missionary
organizations. They will discuss
not only foreign issues but local
issues, with emphasis mn race re-
lations, voting, education and mig
ratory workers.
Rev. r. T. Hunter host-pastor,
reported that the executive board
will meet, at the church, August /.
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05

Tuesday May Il. at the home OF
the bridegroom's sister and BROTH
er-inlaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Douglas, 1913 Scott street, Hous-
ton. Rev. James Price officiated.
Mrs. Jordan is a 1858 graduate
Of Horace Mann high school and
attended Johnson's Business Gel
1ege. She is a member of Liberty
Hill Baptist church here.
Mr. Jordan attended Jones High
school. He enlisted is the Air
Force where he finished a course
in Jet Mechanical school. After
two years in service, spending
most of his time overseas, he was
discharged in June, 1858.
The couple will reside in Hous-
ton.
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05
Drowning Victim
In Final Rites

The body of Mrs. Willie Mae
Jordan, 20, was recovered late
Sunday from the Arkansas river
into which she repeatedly jumped
the morning of March 8. She was
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. V.
Jordan, 1901 East 18th street,
North Little Rock, and a native
of that city where she attended
the public schools.
Other survivors include two
daughters, Evelyn Maxine Now
den and Brenda Joyce Jordan
both of North Little Rock; four
sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Osborne,
Lockport, Ill, Mrs. Christine Nee
". Mrs. Juanita Harris, and Mrs.
Odessa Richardson, all of North
Little Rock; L. T. and Lonnle
Jordan both of North Little Rock.
Graveside services were held
Tuesday at Hiekmon cemetery, IN
charge of Ruffin and Jarrett, fun
eral directors.
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05

Ronald Watson

Ronald Watson
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Daniels of
108 B, North Georgia street en-
tertained Mrs. Beaulah Parker,
Mrs. Hargreave and MI. and Mrs.
Frank Simpson last Tuesday night
with a fish supper on the lawn
of their home. Mrs. Parker was
Vacationing with friends and rela-
tives in Crossett. On Wednesday,
the Daniel family Mrs. Parker,
and Mrs. H%argreave were enter
tanned by Mr. and Mrs. Simpson
in Bastrop, La. Wallace Dona-
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05
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TIRED .aii3SE zsSa:S:T

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Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05

1st place winner Of the talent
show sponsored by Velvatex
Beauty college, April 90, was
Aaron Mcneil of the Arkansas
School for the Blind of Little
Rock. pictured above. Second
prize was awarded to Ferret San
ders of Jones high school OF
North Little Rock, with third
prize going to THE Indian boys
a group of st. Bartholomew
kindergarten kids of Little Rock.
Sonny Walker of KOKY fame was
Master of Ceremonies. Others con-
tributing to the success of the
show were the judges, Attorney c.
c. Mercer, Mrs. Edith Flakes of
the Arkansas School for the Blind,
Mrs. v. r. Robinson, department
head at Jones high, Mrs. J. S.
Neal of the Music department Of
Jones high AMI E. B. Moore, jr., of
the Little Rock Postal department.
Background music was furnished
by York Wilburn and the Thrill
r of AMIN college, Pine Bluff.
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05

haitian West Side Chapter
Ametcan Jewish Congress WIN 1t
House aide Gerald D. Mors ,ss
wrote:
The President shares the san.
Of outrage expressed in the g..
ment of your organization =
garding the bombings Of nnh,l.
schools, churches and synapag,ass
Mr.. Morgan, VINO holds the ran.
of Deputy Assn't to the Pres cats
the President has recommandos
legislation which would mako j.
Federal crime to flee any state -
avoid prosecution for such homh
ings, thus giving the Federal
Bureau of Investigation a elear
iurisdietional basis for prohins
racial and religious dynamitinas
The plea to the white Honsa
was in the form of a letter bv Mr.
Karpatkin following a meetina
sponsored by the local AJCongress
group in which some 300 Jewish
Negro, Protestant and Puerto Ri.
can residents of the area called
on President Eisenhower to take
the lead in implementing the su.
preme Court decision on school
segregation and in protecting the
right of all Americans to vote.
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05
Local Resident
WEEDS in Texas

Miss Dorothy Xanthine Bryant
daughter of Mrs. Carrie Bryant
and the late Elmer Bryant of 221
East 18th street, and Blush Jor-
dan, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Blush Jordan, sr., 312 West Oath
street, North Little Rock, ex-
changed their marriage vows
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05
The President
Makes A Rubber
Stamp Reply

The White House has replied to
a plea by racial and religious lead
ers of Manhattan's West side for
a strong Federal civil rights pro-
gram, it was reported this week.
In a letter to Marvin Moses
Karpatkin president of the Man
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05

hue of 406 N Alabama street pass
ed Sunday morning, May 81. He
was employed by the Crossett
Lumber Company and was a resi-
dent of this city for a good many
years.
Arkansas State press., 1959-06-05

IN kANO, Northern Rhodesia, recently a concert to mark
the centenary Of the foundation of the Congregation of the
Sisters of st. Louis was held at St. Louis Convent school. It
will be put on again during the Regions Self Government cele-
bfatIons next month. The costumes and makeup were either
specially imported from the United Kingdom or made by the child
rem. Photo shows a delightful scene during the concert, with
young Nlger1an and European children playing Wel-rehearsed
roles. lamp Photo)
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9gA WHAT'S
COOKING

FRIDAY
Salmon MacarOnf Bake Asparagus
Nodded Fruit Salad
Duts-Nut Squares with Whipped Cream
salmon Macaron Bake
ounces elbow macaroni Dash OF pepper
cup butter cups milk
"a cup minced onion u cup chopped green pepper
"a cup flour l-pound salmon
! teaspoon salt 4 slices American cheese
Cook macaroni in boiling sailed until barely tender
Drain and rinse with cold water Melt butter add onion
cook until soft but not brown Blend in -four and seasonngs
Add milk stirring constantly Cook until thick and smooth
Drain salmon and remove skin and bones break into chunks
combine with pepper. Arrange alternate layers Of
salmon and macaroni in casserole and pour
the top Cut cheese strips and arrange lattice
fashion top Bake in 350degree about rs 30 min
utes Makes four servings.
SATURDAY
Broied Lirer Potato Pancakes
Mired Carrots and Peas Relish Tray
Toasted Almond Sundae
Potato Pancakes
egg yolks. beaten / tablespoon melted fat
teaspoons salt az cups sifted -four
tablespoon sugar 8 cups grated raw potatoes
cups milk 3 egg whites stifny beaten
Combine well-beaten egg yolks salt sugar, milk and
nat Gradually stir In hour. beating to blend we'll Stir in
grated potatoes or best flavor peel and crate potatoes just
before adding Fold in whites Bake at creased
hot gdde Allow rounded tablespoon batter for each cake
Bake minutes each side turning Makes dozen
pancakes Finely chopped onion may be added desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-05

SUNDAY
Long Island DHcklinC Wild Rice
Broccoli Orange Avocado Salad
Chocolate Roll Elegante Coffee
a Chocolate Roll Elegante
! cup whipping cream Dash Of salt
cup instant chocolate 10 chocolate waters (2N
favored mix inches in diameter)
Chill cream, bowl and egg beaer. Pour chilled cream
into bowl add mix and salt Beat rapidly until begins
to tcken Then beat slowly until holds its shape
po not ovebeat) Spread heapng tablespoon Of whipped
cream mixture each wafer Stack together TO form roll
Arrange platter Spread roll with remaining Chill
roll to hours Garnsh with chocolate curls desired
Gut diagonaU to serve. Makes four TO six servings.
MONDAY
Hamburger De lure Baksd Potatoes
Green Beans Cole Sldiu
Bread Pudding
: Hamburger De Luxe
pounds ground beef "a cup water
teaspoons salt ! teaspoon Angostura
" teaspoon pepper ] tablespoon minced onion
teaspoons Angostura btters tablespoons minced
i tablespoon lemon juice pepper
I can tomato tablespoons minced celery
. Combine meat with salt. pepper teaspoons AngostMa
and lemon juice Blend thoroughly and form into paes
Combine tomato with remaining ingredients sauce
an and simmer for 10 minutes Bro hamburgers quickly
desired degree of doneness Serve with the sauce
Int servings.
Stuffed Veal Birds Lima Beans
Fluffy BeetS Spoon Bread
EndtUe Salad Lemon Meringue Pie
Fluffy Beets
cups beets peeled "a cup water
tablespoons butter tablespoon -four
tablespoon sugar cup commercial sour cream
l teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon dried savory
coarsey shred beets. Combine with butter sugar salt
and water Cook until are tender about 10 minutes
Blend flour and Add savory fold into beets
Heat through. Makes six servings
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A heorty meoi-in- one dish.
WEDNESDAY


Arroz Rock Lobster Acorn SQUASH
Mtred Green Salad Pineapple Fruit Cup
ArrOz Rock Lobster
g to ounces rock lobster teaspoon black pepper
tails teaspoon oregano
tablespoons olive oil cup uncooked rice
large cloves garlic minced az cups boiling water
large onion. chopped hne jar g olives end
green pepper, chopped fine capers
tablespoons tomato paste Pimiento
3 teaspoons salt
Thaw lobster tails Cut away underside membrane and
remove meat from shells Cut into be-size pieces Heat oil
IN name dish and saue onion garlic pepper golden
OUT not Drown Add tomato PASTE seasonngs and rice and
LOBSTER Mix well with onions and oil Add enough boiling
water TO cover rice. Cover and simmer until water
ABSORBED and rice is done about Is minutes Meanwhile
gnty heat olives capers and pmento Drain When rice
with pmento slices II desired. Six servings.
THURSDAY
BAKED Stufed Pork Chops Sweet Potatoes
Corn Pudding Brussels Sprouts
Btueberry Surprise Tea
Blueberry Surprise
q cup sugar u teaspoon salt
V cup butter cans blueberries weu
egg drained -
Y cup mlk y cup sugar
cups sifted al-purpose " c,,n -four
noW Y teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoons baking powder u cup butter melted
MIX q cup sugar, cup butter and egg together thor
ougny Stir IN milk Sf four baking powder and salt
oeetner ana aod TO rst mixture Blend in bebees Spread
batter into wegreased and Toured s-inch square pan
IN s1soesree oven 40 minutes. Nine servings. BY wi"