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AL wear round. All company bene-
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MECHANICS = Washing machines
coin operated Excellent starting
pay. ia. 9-59Ou.
MECHANICS AND HELPERS
Exper in commercial and resi-.
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pany benefits. THOMAS w MOY.
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permit. Apply Mr.. Sandin.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
CASHIER
CLERKS

Some experience desirable-work
for Washington's most progressive
immediate openings available in
our Falls Church, Alexandria and
NE. locations. Some evenings,
some Sundays required. Excellent
compensation. Many company
benefits, including free parking
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HELP WOMEN
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For director Of the market research
division Of a national weekly news
magazine. Work will involve ad-
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Sears Wisconsin avenue store has
one opening. Work a 40-hour, D
day week. No cars needed as will
provide a truck. The one who
qualities will receive merchandise
discount. paid holidays and vaca-
tion, liberal disqualification and
life insurance and participation in
famous retirement program. plus
Job security. Apply in person.
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ROOKKEEPER

opening. Exper. with books
OF original entry and general
ledger. Monthly financial state
ment required: 5-day. 40-hE. wk
Salary commensurate with sbilitv
Work is diversified and interesting
Apply. ULINE. INC, 3rd and M
sts. ne. See Mrs. Slime.
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Keep America
Continues from Back Page,

Though Senator x dy, shossr p.,,....,-
eanddsw Tor presidency has affirmed his Iovsl,v = 49,,
high office OF presidency 70 Re sboys any
PRESSURE We raise tho natural question: can any man A..
regard lifelong religious training and ndoe,rrs,,a
Four days after Senator kenrsdv s,...,'
his position regarding his loyalty 10 his oath =,
AMERICANS national catholic weekIyss;d n =. NV I've
tor;al I'VE were somewhat taken sbsck ~, a. ''''
vanished statement that Whatever ones rooon !; -.
private life nothing takes precedence over ii. 49,.
Mr.. Kennedy doesn't believe that" AMERICAN NJ.
1852 page 6s' candidate may announce and since
believe mar ne is immune 10 vatican PRESSURE bu, e.,
we DC sure mar ne VIII NOT sueeumb in the confessional
booth TO the threat Of pvrgssory and nro,. :.
from the organization which he believes 70 ho, a. s
OF heaven? "eYS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
"JOHkkY- COME-LATELY DEMOCRATS
BLAST CASTRO'S RISE TO POWER"

The record of the Democratic Party on the whole
Cuban issue is clear Senator Kennedys office admits fhaf
the Senator never once warned Of tie Communist danger
in C,ba of FideI Casfro's Red ncinaiions.
KENNEDY, IN FACT. BLASTED THE COP ADMIN
sTRATIoN FOR BACKING so LONG" THE PRo-AMER'
CAN ANTLcoMMUNIsT sTRoNcMAN FUlcENcIo BA-
TlsrA AND HE CRITICIZED THE ADMINISTRATION
FOR NOT LAYING OUT THE RED CARPET FOR CASTRO
WIEN TIC cuBAN LEADER CANE TO The UNIFIED
STATES LAST SPRING.
lie compared the Cuban Revolution TO the american
Revolution calling FdeI Castro part Of the legacy OF >"on
Bolivar" the great Latin patriot.
Vice Presidential candidate Johnson never osP'aYeo
an of the Cuban situation until THIS campaign
He had no disagreement with such Democratic eaoe's
Harry Trumon who seven months after Castro took over
wrote:
II think that Fide Castro is good young man. VINO
has made mistakes but who means to do me r'sn' '"s
the Cuban people, and ought TO extend our symP'"y
and help him do what is right for Them .
The Democratic charge that Republican poeymaKe's
we're responsible for tire Of Castro hardly fae'os AM
bss.od,rs Arthur Gardner and Earl T. sm''n Dol"
hover spponsees regularly wrote reports Daek 70
ington Of casfros Msrxsf Iesnings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
Kennedy Buys


Nixon challenged II in Schenectady b,,, ko.a
then repeafed IT, saying II came from Senate cor,mi,tee
report" ~aszsgyrzxr ~,
Kennedy is either perssng in his naeeurscv or mis-
guided Here the facts:
Except for very few industries electric newer l.
not an important element in manufacturing COSTS T. s ~.
ihe hallmark" Of ndustriaIized society
KENNsDYs SENTENCE BEGINS WITH A compAp,-
son OF HYDRO POWER BUT ENDS WITH TIE At
ASSERTION THAT IN 1875 THE SOVIET UNION WILL ez
PRODUCING MORE POWER THAN THE UNITED STATES.
THAT WOULD MEAN ALL ELECTRIC PowER-HypPo
STEAM, AND NuclEAR EVEN THE COMMITTEE RE-
PORT CITED BY KENNEDY MADE NO SUCH CLAIM AL
THOUGH IT WAS FRANKLY PARTISAN As TO the rea
tive proportions of produced by steam and HYDRO
agreed with the exhaustive study the Edison Electric
institute.
The cited report was made by Senate subcommittee
composed OF three Democras-Moss OF Utah Cruenno rs
Alaska, and Muske Of Maine. They conducted Grand Jun
kef to the Soviet Union and their return prepared the
report COMMITTEE Print January $780, There was also
motion picture film with Moss narrator.
But by the 1905, atomic power will be comparable in
cost to steam and in both the United States and Russia
hydro power will fall into relative nsignifieanee THE
UNITED STATES. HOWEVER, is ALREADY FAR AHEAD
OF THE RUSSIANS IN DEVELOPING ATOMIC POWER,
AND CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY AND PLANNED
WILL KEEP IT AHEAD INDEFINITELY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
"WHY JACK WANTS TO BE PRESIDENT"

Kennedy has philosophy program in his heart.
He JUST WANTS THE POWER OF THE PRESIDENCY
FOR GOOD DEAL THE SAME REASON THAT r. D.
ROOSEVELT WANTED IT. They both rich, pefuIant
and spoiled by adoring family and they had belly
for the roUgh-andvmbIe of masculine society," Roosevelt
went around vting meIodiovs headsovnds against
eanee and promising strict economy but his only economy
reduce the salaries Of many officers who eouIdns
do anything about IT, Then the widest extravaganza
in all history.
Kennedy's theme-song is scored for gas-pipe, wash
board Bongo and Dakota whistle. 1T DOESN'T MEAN
ANYTHING SO 1T MEANS EVERYTHING AND NIXON
COULD TEAR HIM TO TATTERs ANALYZlNG THIS cIB-
BERISH II Nixon has any belly for this fight he could
We'll! who rescued Soviet Russia from Hitler end Japan
and who snohered Stain with railroad trains, dieseIs,
synthetic rubber factories and tire plants and who
Stain Baltic States Poland Czechosovakia the Balkans
and the islands Of Japan? Wasn't your Goodman.
ROOSEVELT"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29
Constitution
Continued from Back Paue)

(Coninued from Back Paue)
We submit below written proof that when the ca'ho
lie Church tells cahocs that it Imports the First
Amendment it is actually opposing the Supreme Courts
Interpretation Of that amendment If the wall Of separs-
church 10 be preserved this
sion by deception must be exposed.
In the left column. have published The statement
from the CATHOLIC LAWYER, described Correct
exclamation Of the First Amendment in the issue for The
Winter of 1850 Under This Interpretation Of the corstitu
ton unlimited public funds could be paid both 70 Catholic
SCHOOLS the Catholic Church itself Also preferential
treatment considered constitutional short Of
cordng monopoc recognition" Under this nterprefa
ton also nonbeevers would have claims under The
Constitution for freedom of non-beIef.
In the right hand column have published. with legal
citations what the Supreme Court of the United States
actually says about preserving religious freedom and the
wall Of separation between church and state.
These conflicting interpretations by the Catholic
Church and the Supreme Court The First
Amendment which reads:
Congress shall make law respecting establish
Of religion, prohibiting the free exercise there
OF;
THE CATHOLIC POSITION
J. The idea of the separation Of church and state
wall of separation between the church and the state IS
only metaphor figure Of speech slogan, or sh'b
boIeth which is part of the American tradition OF con-
stitufonaI history.
2. The First Amendment was not intended TO divorce
fray between believers and dbeevsrs but TO meet in
practical the problems raised by multiplicity OF
by prohibiting Congress from adopting any one re-
'gion.
THE SUPREME COURTS POSITION
The establishment Of religion" clause OF the First
Amendment means least this Neither state ncr TIE
Federal Government up church Neither can pass
laws which religion aid all religions prefer one
relation over another. Neither force nor influence
person 10 90 remain away from church against his
will or force him profess belief disbelief in any re-
eion No person be punished for entertaining pro-
Tossing religious beliefs dsbeiefs for church attend
non-affendance.
No tax any amount large small, can be levied to
support any religious activities institutions, whatever
they may called whatever form they adopt TO
teach practice religion Neither state nor the Federal
Government can openly secretly participate in the at
fairs any religious organizations groups and VICE
VERSA In the words Of Jefferson the clause against essb
shment of religion by law intended to erect "a wall
OF separation between Church and State" Everson
Board Of Education, $50 " S. "
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Action and Reaction-

Action and Reaction
consinvsd from Back Page,
WILSON WAS LukEWARM ON THE coNsTtTU-
''oNAL REQUIREMENT THAT TREATIES ARE TO BE
NsooT'ATED WITH AND OF. THE ADVICE AND
CONSENT OF THE US. SENATE
DID WILSON TAKE so PROMINENT REPuBLl
GAN AS THE LATE SEN. LODGE OF THAT PERIOD
ALONG WITH HIM TO FRANCE?
'HotED NOT SEN. LODGE. LIKE MANY AMERICANS,
FEARED REJECTION OF THE ADVICE OF WASH
'NoToNs FAREWELL ADDRESS - TO KEEP OUT
OF eNTANcLINc ALLIANCES!
LODGE. LIKE MANY AMERICANS. FEARED THE
EUROPEAN SLAUGHTER HOUSE OF WARS
EVERY CENTURY!
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS, WITH THE U.s. ASA
MEMBER COULD HAVE AvERTED WORLD WAR n!
But, JESUS HARVEST TIME HAD NOT YET
ARRIVED AND, INCIDENTALLY. THE PAGAN
WICKED ROMAN EMPIRE COULD NOT GIVE WAY
TO CHRISTIANITY IN THE FIRST CENTURY!
JESUS KNEW THAT, REFUSED TO BE KING. AND
DeclARE0 my KINGDOM IS NOT OF THIS WORLD!
= GIGANTIC. ADAM-EvE FRAUD AND MYTH
= LIKE MATTER" HE'LL. AND THEIR FATHER, THE
DEWITT
F.D.R.'S UkNITTlNc AID ~ tn. RISE or HITLER.
WE REITERATE: F.D.R. cAPRclousLY sABo-
TAGGED THE LONDON ECONOMIC CONFERENCE OF
TIE EARLY sos ~w~~xg um
HENCE, THE EUROPEAN NATIONS INSTEAD OF
COLLABORATING TO HEAL THE WOUNDS OF WORLD
WAR J. FOLLOWED COURSE OF EVERY MAN FOR
HIMSELF! "
WE HAVE PREVIOUSLY DISCUSSED THE DEMO.
Gratis ENACTMENT Or THE INFAMOUS NEUTRALITY
LEGISLATION, WHICH TIED THE HANDS OF
THE US, PROHIBITING THE EUROPEAN Ma
TONS FROM PURCHASING MILITARY SUPPLIES IN
AMERICA! HENCE, HITLER COULD PICK OFF
TIE NATIONS ONE BY ONE
NINE TO TEN MILLION UNEMPL DYED UNTIL
WORLD WAR II PUT THEM TO WORK
THAT IS HOW THE DEMOCRATS HANDLE THE
uNsMPL oYMENT SITUATION TAX AND TAX,
SPEND AND SPEND ELECT AND ELECT WITH
TAXPAYERS EARNINGS - AND INITIATE TIES!
PART 3
PEARL HARB0R = F.D.R.S BILLION S ifgfAMY
MORE DEVILS DENIS INFAMY: FDR. AT
YALTA NEAR sElt0UT TO STAIN: AND CHINA
LOSES MANcHURIA TO THE REDS!
ELEANOR. EFT Al, DARED NOT PERMIT F.DR's
DISEASED OR -. BODY TO LIE IN STATE FOR THE
CONSIDERATION OF HIS VERY LARGE PUBLIC
PART
POOR HARRY'S 'CHEIlD' KOREA!
TRUMAN WAS A SUCKER FOR THE DEVILS
DUPEs DEPUTIES BRING THE BOYS BACK HOME.
HARRY. OF THE PENDERcAsT cRMINALTY.
LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE
PRAISE OF coD"!
So HARRY DOES BRING THE BOYS BACK HOME -
WITH SO LITTLE RHYME OR REASON - AND
MULTi MILLIONS SIS OF OUR EQUIPMENT WAS SUNK
IN THE OCEAN /! HOW OUR DOMINANT MILITARY
STRENGTH WAS SABOTACED!
and THEN HARRYtS SECRETARY OF STATE,
AcHEsoN. PRACTICALLY INVITES THE REDS TO
HELP THEMSELVES TO THE SOUTH KOREAN
REPUBLIC. STATING BEFORE THE WORLD THAT
KOREA is OUTSIDE OF OUR PERIMETER OF
DEFENSE
AND SO, UNDER TRUMAN WE HAVE TERRIFIC
INITIATION, WITH THE DOLLAR PATHETIcALLy IN
Plated PURCHASING POWER DRASTlcALLY
REDUCED 50 BILLION LOSS VIA STRONG
PRESIDENT = STRONG WITH THE DEVIL!
PART5
DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS THE HABITATION OF
CRIMINALS CANCSTERS, RAcKETEERS, INFERIOR
BREED OF AMERICANS WHOSE GOD IS THEIR
BELLY - MORE CONCERNED WITH THE FLESH
POTS OF EGYPT. THE LOAvES AND FISHES! =
LUST FOR THE THINGS SEEM TEMPORAL" = ST.
PAUL, - MYTHS!
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WAS ANSWERED BY vlcEPREs. NIXON IN THE
FRI. NIGHT. 1871. DEBATE - THAT CON-
MISSION WHO INVESTIGATED OUR PRESTIGE GOES
BACK MANY MONTHS or COURSE WE LOST
PRESTIGE TEMPORARILY. AFTER THE REDS
LAUNCHED THE sPuTNKI
AND INCIDENTALLY DEAR READERS THE REDS
GAINED MUCH OF THEIR KNOW HOW FROM
AMERICAN. GERMAN. AND OTHER SCIENTISTS
US. NOT A BLACKMAlLER
THE U.s. HAS UTILIZED SO BILLIONS or DOL
LARS or ITS RESOURCES TO AID NEEDY PEOPLES
AROUND TIE GLOBE IT HAS BEEN TOO BUSY
WITH PEACEFUL PURSUITS TO BUILD UP iNsTRu
MENTs OF BLAcKMAiL. LIKE THE DEVILS
REDs
US. PRESTIGE IN SOUTH AMERICA AND AFRICA
SEN. KENNEDY, AGAIN WAS VERY RECKLESS IN
DEGRADING THE U.S.. PRESTIGE BEFORE TIE
WORLD!
vIcE-PREs. NIXON VERY PROPERLY DEFENDED
OUR STATUS BEFORE THOSE CATHOLIC
COUNTRIES OF CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA -
AND WE EMPHASIZE THE c-AT,u-oL.-cl
CASTRO IS A CATHOLIC. NOT YET ExcONtMUNl-
GATED BY THE POPE
JUST AS WAS NOT HITLER. MUssOLN AND
FRANCO. THE BUTCHER OF SPAIN
vIcE-PREs. NIxONs ANSWER REGARDING sOuTI
AMERICA: DURING THE TRUMAN ADMINlsTRA-
TON THERE WERE II DIcTATORsHIPs IN SOUTH
AMERICA. THAT HAS BEEN REDUCED TO
THREE DURING THE EISENHOWER ADMINISTRATION!
AFRICA, A DECADE AGO AND TODAY -
NEARLY ALL FORMER COL ONlAL PEOPLES ARE
NOW FREE POLITICALLY AND IN DECLARING
THEIR INDEPENDENCE NONE HAS BECOME AN OUT
AND OUT SATELLITE or THE KREMLIN LUNATic
ASYLUM! AND HABITAT OF SUPER CRIMINALS
PARTS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29

MAJOR GUILT!


THE c-H-I-L-D-LE-ss CHRIST JESUS 1.-THE WAY,
THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" HELD IN CONTEMPT
DIsoBEY JESUS IN PRAYERS, WHO SAID: SAY
OUR FATHER WHICH ART IN HEAVEN 49,.
SATAN BOUND" CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD OF
THE PsYcHoPATHIc, CATHOLIC HIERARCHY,
SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES PRAY: HOLY MARY,
MOTHER OF COD PRAY FOR US [MIsERABLE1 SIM
NERS NOW AND FOREVER. AMEN'
PART J
DEMOCRATS, SOME OF THE WORST LIARS OUT
SIDE OF THE IRON CURTAIN
ROOSEVELT WAS! TRUMAN WAS KENNEDY
NO BETTER JUST TO REFRESH YOUR MEMORY,
ROBERT AND SEN JOHN KENNEDY COVERED
up FOR THOSE CRIMINALS - REUTER-, MAZEY,
CAREY EFT AL - BUT WENT AFTER THE RE-
PUBLICAN LABOR RAcKETEERs, DAvI; BECK, JIMMIE
HoFFA, EFT Al F! AND WE AGREE HoFFA OUGHT
TO BE IN PRISON! = AND " NOT FOR HIS CROOKED
ATTORNEYS. HE WOULD BE
CEN KENNEDY AND SEM FULBRIcHT, soBBINc
NOW ABOUT OUR DIMINISHED PRESTIGE, WHICH
lconfinved Next Column Top
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LOOK OUT FOR CHESTER BoV'LEs!
CROOKED FACIAL TWIST = or SIN!

INTELLECTUAL AND SPIRITUAL DISHONESTY
REQUIRING AID FROM GODS ONLY ACCREDITED
PHYSICIANS. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRAcTi-
TONERS! - M-E-T-A-PHYSIClANS
CHESTER BOWLES IS VERY IMPRESSIVE. WE
SAW AND HEARD HIM ON Tv DURING THE DEMO
Gratis CONVENTION IN LOS ANGELES
BUT. AS JESUS SAID. WATCH, WORK. AND PRAY :
YE SHALL CAST OUT DEVILS! - IF THY
BROTHER OFFEND TEE, REBUKE HIM; AND IF He
REPENT, FORGIVE HIM 10 TIMES T.!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-29

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1860
Evening star., 1960-09-15

EIeeont vegetables dress up any meoI
Baked Ham Slice Sweet Potatoes
Creamy MuShroom-Bea Broccoli
Persian Melon
Creamy Mushroom Beans
/ (No. 303) can cut blue lake u cup light
green beans l tablespoon butter
/ (2-ounce) can sliced mushrooms Dash thyme
/ tablespoon instant minced onion Salt
/ teaspoon cornstarch Pepper
Drain liquor from beans and mushrooms into saucepan;
add onon and boil rapidly, uncovered, until most OF the
liquid evaporated Add beans and mushrooms and
thoroughly Stir cornstarch into add to beans
along with remaining ingredients, heat, stirring, until
mixture boils. Four servings.
MONDAY
Pot Roast Crazy BrotUn Potatoes
Grape Waldorf Salad
Baked CuStard
Waldorf Salad
cups Tokay grapes "a teaspoon salt
u cup commercial Dash paper
/ tablespoon tarragon vinegar / cup diced apples
tablespoon chopped parsley "a cup coarsely chopped
walnuts
Rinse grapes; halve and seed. Combine sour cream,
vinegar parsley salt and Toss lightly with apples
walnus and Chill well before serving Six servings
TUESDAY
Pork Steaks. Chinese Style Mashed Potatoes
Lima Beans Spinach Salad
Baked Pears
Pork Steaks. Chinese Style
to pork arm or blade steaks, teaspoons salt
cut u to "a inch thick tablespoon sugar
/ beef bouilon cube "a cup honey
u cup hot water "a cup soy sauce
! teaspoon ginger
Dissolve boullon cube in hot water. Add ginger. salt,
sugar. honey and Marnate steaks in the soy
mixture refrigerator for hours overnight turning
them occasionally. Remove steaks from marinade and
place rack in roasting pam Bake in moderate
$3.50 degrees) for hour. Four to six servings.
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Pork Chops Normondie

Drain beans. reservin g
liquor. Trim excess fat from
pork chops. Rub skillet with
a bit Of fat from chops.
Brown chops slowly, Season
with salt and pepper. Add
onion and saute until golden.
Add "a cup bean liquor. cover
and simmer 20 minutes, or
until meat is tender. Com
bine wine, mustard, dill and
cornstarch and mix until
smooth. Remove chops to
ovenproof serving platter.
stir wine mixture into pan
drippings and cook and stir
until tlnickened. Add drained
beans and heat thoroughly.
Lift beans out with slotted
spoon and place over chops.
Pour sauce over all and
sprinkle with cheese. Place
under broiler until cheese y
Drowned and sauce is buhhly.
Serve at once. Makes six
servings.
Evening star., 1960-09-15
- WHAT'S
- COOKING

DeuiIed ScGlopS Parsley Potatoes
5uttered BeetS Cabbage SlGU
Lemon Ice Cookies
Deviled ScaOps
pounds scaops. fresh "a teaspoon Worcestershire
frozen
" cup chopped onion / teaspoon salt
"a cup butter or margarine, Dash cayenne pepper
melted tablespoons butter, melted
"a cup flour " cup cracker crumbs
teaspoon prepared mustard
Thaw frozen scalops Remove any shell bits and wash.
Chop scallops Cook onion and scaops in butter for
4mnute stirring occasionally Blend in -four and
ings Cook until thick stirring Place in six wegreased
individual custard cups Combine butter and crumbs
Sprinkle scaops Bake at $50 degrees rs minutes
, until brown. Six servings.
SATURDAY
Hamburger Steaks Pan Cream Crazy
Riced Potatoes Corn Sliced Tomatoes
Nectar Frozen Dessert Iced Tea
Nectar Frozen Dessert
Ia cups sugar cups apricot whole fruit
cup water nectar
Few grains salt ! cup whipping
" cup lemon Juice ! cup crushed banana
Combine sugar, water and salt and boil about minutes
Remove from heat Blend in nectar and lemon juice Pour
into refrigerator tray and freeze muShy consistency
Turn out in chilled bowl and beat with rotary beater
Whip until thick but not stiff. Stir in crushed
banana Beat creambanana mixture into frozen mixture
Return to freezing compartment and continue freezing until
firm Eight to 10 servings
Evening star., 1960-09-15

WEDNESDAY,
Beef Hash (uSe leftoUer roaSD
YelloD Squash Tossed Garden Salad
Rice Pudding Tea
Rice Pudding
IL cups cold cooked rice 2s (small cam unduted
1h cups diced marshmalloWs evaporated milk
"a cup canned Bing cherries tablespoons lemon juice
drained, ptted. halved u cup sifted confecuonerS
u cup chopped almonds sugar
Mix rice marshmallows cherries and almonds In bowl
Chill evaporated milk in refrigerator tray until soft ice
crystals form around edges of tray 5 to 20 minutes
Whip until stiff about minute. Add lemon juice and
whip very stiff, about minutes longer Beat in sugar
Fold into rice mixture Spoon into serving dishes Garn1sh
with additional cherry halves. if desired. Six servings
Fresh fruit may also be used in season.
THURSDAY
Lamb Shoulder Chop Skillet Noodles
Buttered Peas CdulifoiCer
Chocolate Pie
Lamp Shoulder Chop Skillet
2 tablespoons butter Y cup water
margarine "a teaspoon celery seed
4 lamb shoulder chops, about % teaspoon salt
~ inches thick "a teaspoon pepper
"a cup sliced scallions medium sized tomatoes
IL mound mushrooms sliced cut in wedges
Melt butter margarine. Add lamb chops and cook
over until Drowned on both sides Add scailons
and mushrooms and cook 5 minutes. Add water celery
seed salt and pepper Cover and cook over low heat 81
minutes. Add tomatoes and cook covered minutes
Makes four servings.
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Boxed Compete

A baked compete Of fruit
makes q delicious dessert
after q fish dinner. Arrange
pineapple slices, canned peach
and banana halves In q hak-
ing dish. Brush with melted
butter and drizzle with honey
and a sprinkle Of nutmeg.
Bake In Q moderate oven for
about 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1960-09-15

1 a. pound. l -punce) can
blue lake green beans
6 large loin pork chops
Salt
Pepper
y cup chopped onion
" cup liquor from beans
"a cup dinner wine
2 teaspoons prepared mustard
"a teaspoon dried dill weed
2 tablespoons cornstarch
u cup grated Parmesan
cheese
Evening star., 1960-07-10
Models for Japan

can high school boy and
girl.
Karen, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth J. Williams of 312
Underwood avenue, be-
sides being a. good stu
dent, is interested in
sports, swimming, sing
ing and next year will
serve as secretary of the
Sligo Student Council.
Mike, the son of DR..
and Mrs. Alvin Meckler
of 1O907 Lombardy road,
also has varied interests.
When he's not playing
neighborhood football,
he tinkers with a short
wave radio set trying to
pick up programs from
foreign countries - like
Japan.
Not unnaturally, Kar-
en- and Mike, having
had their picture on the
cover of a Japanese mag
azine, say they would
like to pay Japan a per-
Sonal visit.
Evening star., 1960-07-10
KAREN and MIKE -

I couldn't read the mag
azine when they sent me
a copy, but the pictures
were very nice"
Mike comments, "I'll
admit I was pretty proud
to get my picture made
for a japanese maga-
zine and was very happy
with the results. I'm TAX
French in school, so I
couldn't read a word of
the story"
The young classmates
were chosen by the pho
tographer and their
teacher. They spent two
days posing in their
classroom, in their
homes and at various
ia miliar Washington
ShrineS. The results since
have been published and
circulated throughout
Japan, particularly ly
aimed at young people.
The japanese maga-
zine obviously made a
good selection for a fea-
ture on a typical Ameri-
Evening star., 1960-07-10
By DANIEL POOLE
star stan Writer

Probably the most un-
usual cover girl and COW
er boy in the area are a
pair of Sligo Junior High
School eighth graders
from Silver Spring, Md.
Karen Williams, 13,
and Mike Meckler, II,
are featured in a Japa-
neSe magazine called
Friendly Yours" as typ
ical American students.
On the magazine cover
appears a color picture
of Karen and Mike in
front of the Lincoln Me-
mortal. Inside is an ar
ticle about their school
and home life and a
number of pictures of
ia miliar Washington
landmarks.
Il was sort of shocked
to get picked to model
for the photographer
says Karen. "Of course,