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two years. she appeared as
a featured dancer in the
Musical Comedy Guild pro-
duction Of Plain and Fancy"
and LII Abner" and also
sang with several orcheStraS.
Still she has found time
to keep up with her favorite
sports; swimming, ice skat-
ing, horseback riding and
water skiing.
She is also a queen of many
titles, some of which are
Lancaster County Polio
Queen and Red Cap Queen
sponsored by the Red Rose
Chapter of the Izaak Walton
League. Miss Fischer is now
employed by Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co. in Lam
caster.
=
Connecticut's princess for
the 1860 Cherry Blossom Fes-
tival, Miss Diana Martha
Klug. is a pretty brunette
with six other titles, nu-
merous All awards and Q
herd Of purebred cattle to
her credit.
Miss Klug was Miss Con-
Evening star., 1960-03-18

Pennsylvania's Cherry Bios
som princess is the talented
Miss Elaine M, Fischer of
Lancaster, Pa.
The 90 year oil d brown
eyed brunette was graduated
with first honors from Lam
caster Catholic High School
in 1857. While in school, she
was q member Of the Ma
tional Honor Society, fea-
tured singer with the Glee
Club, the lead in the senior
play Girl Crazy" senior
cheerleader and a member
Of the Basketball team.
Miss Fischer's talents were
discovered at an early age for
she began studying dancing
at the age Of four and listen
ers also have enjoyed her vo-
calizing. She has used her
talents for the past ten years
to raise thousands of dollars
for charities such as Polio,
Muscular Dystropy, Heart
Fund, and others.
In 1856 she appeared as a
vocalist with Tony Grants
show on Steel Pier in At
lantic City. During the past
Evening star., 1960-03-18

High School In Norfolk,
Nebr., and received numerous
musical honors. She was
graduated from the college
Of Cosmetology, and now
owns and operates her own
beauty salon.
Mississippi has chosen its
Miss Hospitality" Of 1959-60
to be princess in the upcom-
ing Cherry Blossom Festival
here.
Miss Sandra Scarborough,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Scarborough of Mead
vile, Miss. also has served as
Miss Franklin County"
Franklin County Forestry
Queen" and as a Maid in the
State Forestry Queen Court.
A strikingly-pretty brun-
ette, Sandra is an accom-
plished artist and a lover of
horseback riding,
d At Meadville High School
she participated in all school
activities. particularly en-
joyed dramatics and public
speaking. Now a member of
the freshman class at the
University of Mississippi, she
plans to major in journalism.
Evening star., 1960-03-18
BY the Associated Press

Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower will
end her two-week Arizona
vacation Sunday. She will
fly back to Washington
aboard the presidential plane,
Columbine III, as she has
done the last two years.
White House Press Secre-
tary James c. Hagerty an
nounced the First Lady's
plans yesterday.
He said the Columbine will
pick Mrs. Eisenhower up
Sunday in Phoenix, Ariz.,
where she has been relaxing
at Maine Chance, a health
and beauty resort.
On the way back. Mrs.
Eisenhower will make a
stopover at Denver to visit
briefly with her ailing 81
year-old mother, Mrs. John
S. Doud. She will return to
Evening star., 1960-03-18
Mrs. Eisenhower
Returning Monday
Washington Monday.

Washington Monday.
Mrs. Eisenhower went u
Maine Chance March 8,
travelling by train and ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs.
George Gordon Moore: Mrs.
John Foster Dulles, wife Of
the late Secretary of State;
Mrs. John McCone, wife of
the chairman Of the Atomic
Energy Commission, and Mrs.
Arthur Summerfleld. wife Of
the Postmaster General. They
will probably fly back with
her.
Mr.. Hagerty said the COL
umbine went to the West
Coast for its six-month me-
chanical checkup after re-
turning from the Presidents
South American tour. 1t is
being dispatched TO pick up
Mrs. Eisenhower on its way
back here.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
BY a Star stan Writer

BALTIMORE, May l1.-Pim-
lico believes it's coming up with
the best Preakness in years and
is making it cheaper for more
fans than ever to pack the
old racing grounds for the big
race May 81.
For the first time since de-
preston days, it will be posi-
BILE to get inside the gates for
a dollar.
Lou Pondf1eld, Pimlico's ex-
ecutive director, has announced
a new admission policy for
Preakness Day which will open
the inf1eld to all fans for 81
each.
A special entrance gate of
Pimlico road on the back
stretch is being built for the
fans who will view the race
from the infeld. Previously,
the nearly 10000 people who
used the grassy center enclo-
sure on Pimlico's big day en-
tered through regular gates at
the general admission price OF
$1.80 and had to cross the track
to the center area.
With the addition to our
grandstand made since last
spring and the expansion of
our infleld facilities, we can
easily handle a crowd of $4,000
persons for Preakness Day.
Pondfleld says.
PimlicoS all-time attendance
Evening star., 1960-05-11
Tenpin Tourney
For Teams Set
By Operators

A tenpin tournament mod
eled after the Champion of
Champions" event for duck
pins was announced yester-
day by the Metropolitan Wash
ington Bowling Operators Asso-
citation, with entries closing
Sunday.
Member plants of the asso-
citation will pay the SIS entry
fees of league champions pro-
vided additional teams are
entered from their leagues.
The champions will pay for
their games. The total entry
fee of SIS includes cost of
games and expenses.
It's full handicap affair
with a scratch of 1000. Guar
anteed prizes total 1900 with
$500 accruing to the winner.
In a preliminary, to be rolled
on the home lanes, about one
team in 20 will qualify for the
finals, slated for June 5 at a
plant yet to be selected.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
Mcdowell Named
Presidents Cup
Regatta Head

Theodore N. Mcdowell, direc-
tor of public service and pro-
gram manager of WMAL-TV,
will be chairman of the Presi-
dents Cup Regatta this year.
The appointment was an
nounced yesterday by Edward
r. Carr, president of the Re-
.gatta Association. The regatta
is scheduled Saturday and Sum-
day, September II and 18.
Mcdowell, a member of the
regatta Associations Board of
Directors, has supervised tele-
vision and film coverage of
recent regattas.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
ROSECROFT
Continued From Page BIS

Continued From Page BIS
over. Jack Sapienzas Victo-
rious Anne and Pat Waldo's
Deacon Dean.
Peppers Princess, driven by
Horace Pepper. recorded the
fastest time of 2:06.3 in the
third division of last nights
early closing Glass 20 pace, the
feature of a card marked by a
number of handsome payofs.
Peppers Princess, fresh from
a Roosevelt Raceway triumph,
maintained her good form, but
was overlooked at the betting
windows. The 4-year-old mare
returned $24.20, $1,000 and
$500 across the board.
The So combination rep
resented by Chockoyotte Nan
($10.40) in the first race and
Sara Frisco ($38.20) in the
second accounted for a $l62.6O
daily double payoff for the lucky
fans among the 6,045.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
AAU Honors Wuoner

NEW YORK, May II (AP).-
Mayor Robert F. Wagner last
night received the seventh an
nual gold medal award of the
Metropolitan AAU. The award
is given to the citizen of New
York who best served amateur
athletics and youth activities
during the past year.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
Dozen WrestIers
On Capitol Card

Bruno Sammartino, Buddy
Rogers, Pampero Firpo, Don
Curtis and eight other wrestling
stars will see action on tomor-
row nights program at Capitol
Arena.
Sammartino will battle Firpo
In the feature match. Mike
Mazurki, the tough guy of the
movies, will referee.
In other matches, Rogers
meets Arnold Skoaland; Curtis
tangles with Pedo Godoy
Prince Maiava and Johnny
Walker team against Skull
Murphy and Pat Kelly and
Chief SUM War Cloud wrestles
Mike Dibiasi.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
NEW GATE FOR 81 PATRONS
Special InfieId Rate
Set for Preokness

record was set on Preakness
Day, 1916, when 42,370 turned
out to see Assault win.
The 28-acre infield is
equipped with 10000 free
bleacher seats, a new mutuels
and concessions department,
rest rooms and several hundred
gayly decorated awning -cov-
cred tables. BY long custom,
the infield is used by many
fans for family picnics on
Preakness Day.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
SondIot Come Reset

Peoples Drug Store will play
Immer Dry Wall at $50 pm.
tomorrow at Quincy street and
Washington boulevard, Arling-
ton. in an Old Dominion
League baseball game. The
game was postponed from last
Sunday because of rain.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
PIMLICO
fuFlonss.
Continued From Page BIS

continued From Page BIS
racing strip in the warmup.
Trainer H. j. Jimmy Pitt is
due to decide tomorrow on
Bally Aches status for the
Prep.
Not only are Bally Ache and
Venetian Way likely to 60 to
the post. but four or five others
may get into the Prep, which
in the past usually has drawn
a small, lackluster field.
Green Dunes Farms Celtic
Ash, whose owner, Joseph
O'Connell, hopes to develop
Evening star., 1960-05-11
St. Cyprion's Loses

n ague- leading Maggie's
Restaurant last night defeated
st. Cyprians, 40, in a Glass AA
. softball game at Guy Madison
Center. Andy Lopez struck out
, 10 and Chuck Elhman homered
for the winners, now 40.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
SHENANDOAH
SELECTIONS

High Slam. Elbie Nickel Swear on
2-Theran Legend, Antietam Battle
Robot II
3-Nstive Earth, More Sun Again
Closed In.
Rose, Columcille. Sprins
Grove
5-Ma scotte. Poor shahs Dish, Mr.
Leslie,
6-Plena, Friendly Ellen. Oriental SILK
7-Ediths Fashion. General Gates
Wonderful Weeper
S--High Joan Weedock, .4eltop.
9-0natre Thell, Quatre Proof, r
Gibson
Best Bet EDITHS FASHION.
Evening star., 1960-05-11

into another Cavan, is re-
garded as a certain starter,
along with the Llangollen Farm
entry of Command Pilot and
Divine Comedy, who showed
early speed in the Derby before
faltering to ninth place.
Other possible starters in the
Preakness Prep are Victoria
Park and Main Chance Farm s
Never Give In.
If both Venetian Way and
Bally Ache start in the Prep,
their regular jockeys, Bill Har-
tack for the Derby winner and
Bob Ussery for Bally Ache, are
expected to ride. Jockey Eldon
Nelson has been signed to pilot
Celtic Ash in both the Prep
and Preakness.
Trainer Paul Parker, who is
conditioning Chase McCoy's T,
V. Lark, hopes to get Willie
Shoemaker Saturday. Shoe
maker would have ridden Tom
pion in the PreakneSs If an in
jury suffered in the Derby had
not forced the c. v. Whitney
owned colt out of the race.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
SHENANDOAH
SCRATCHES

Mayor busch. High Slam.
2--Mister L., Atesa.
3-Closed In, Bonnie Wee Thing
Romano. Ormesgio.
4-Prince Weeper, Set En- Up, Hern
don. Bahati.
5-Algoa
6-Oriental Silk.
9--Reply Image. Our Champion
Chester K, Hope Marie
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Rosecroft

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
Ch'ek'y'te Nan Jones) 1910 4.sO 4.sO
Tom DauEherty ". Crank $40 500
Wise Byrd (M. OrEan) $50
Brooke, Malga Maude and lima Dream,
Time 2:12.5
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: pace,
c CLASSIFIED; l mile.
Sara Frisco CBurt'nD $500 also $40
Tee Bone &C; Roiderl 4.2O $50
Royal Tom, Dale Resent, Calypso
Song, Demonita, Star Pence. Time
Daily Double CS-S Paid sls2.eO
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500; pace
Hush Worthy D. ir'E 4.eO 800 2.4O
Seattle Victory g. Wart'D $40 2.iO
Big Chief tEl Myer) $50
Forbes. scratched, SONG % BABY. suq Sunset
Bay. Time, 2:O9.1.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
Tonlsbt ToIIs, l %: lL.sum, % I.;4o $50 100 90
Direct Queen d. T. Beiote} sfo "'0O SO SO
Alton Lee, Tazwell. Fritzy p Nor,
Dream Up, Aida Elkington. Time,
2:OS.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
Terry Mitewyn ". Crank $50 4.e0
Scamping Scott tH. Daisey) $40
Miss Merry Echo. smy's Best. Illini
Byrd, Greek Star, Mufin Hanover. Time
2:0S.2.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, s1.s75; Glass
Raven wing P. R'so, $50 $50 a.eo
Miss ChesE Sue q. WiletO 3.2O $50
Captain Way ". Crank $50
Bob Rosecroft. Sweetheart Direct, Do
Well. Time, 2:07.2.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. S1,s75;
Glass 20 pace end divisionl mile,
TSS: sS: Forbes n"s &C. TOHlssto E9;ss 10 zee
Dean Sampson. Olivia Direct, SitS
Jo Calumet Gene, Meadow Noel, Mar
saret Aster. Time. 2:07.2.
EIGHTH RACE Purse, s1,s75;
ivan Chief tR. valleryJ 500 500
Cindy ]. 10. Davisb g.4O
Eta Mae, Irish Port, Success AnEe
| n. u. senator MISS mae d. SCrdLCaeQ'
Dominion Forbes Time, 2:06.3
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $500; pace;
tC classified; | mile.
Patchz On E. EFn) $50 $40 2.sO
Rocky King Or. Ayoul SEQ 400
Jarrettown Willie "A. Brewer 500
Clayton Stevens, Rima Mitewyn,
Express Hanover, Miss Bessy, Radelin
Hal Time. 2:07.2
Attendance, 6,o45; total handle,
Evening star., 1960-05-11
RACING
RESULTS
PirIico
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs
Dixie Melody (Shuk) 37.4O 1900 $40
Royal Holiday Uee) I.S0 asa
MicQnick Baker, $50
Wild Bullets. Star Orbit. World
Stage, Solar Girl, Finn MeCool, Gala
Bomb, Lady Chasmar, Hannibars Girl,
Mamowlee. Time, 1:149s.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Pres.

BY tne ASboclaLeu Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Ing; 3-year-old and up; T surlongs.
Snowcapped (Boland) 4.20 200
Note Well tYska) $50
Poisson D'Avril. Hidden Gift. Tiller
Dandy, Blonde Date. Cambat Lady.
Snow Crust. Time, 1:24ls.
SECOND RACE = Purse, $4,000:
claiming; 3-year- -olds: l mile
Mark Right (YcaEa) IG.40 $50 800
Mygo tSolomonel 2.1O 23O
Our Dread (BoIand) 100
John Fury, Danequest. All Good
Faith. Mathis, Walron. Time. 1875
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S97.7O
Evening star., 1960-05-11

Pimlico was reSuming it's
spring meeting today after yes
terday's dark day.
Next week another off day is
scheduled. The track shuts
down Monday and reopens the
next day.
Evening star., 1960-05-11
FOURTH RAcE-Pure $4,000; modsn 2-yeorods MoryIond
OTHER ENTRIES
Aqueduct

By Jne ASSOclated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; clam
inC. 3-year-oldS and ur: maidens; |
Evening star., 1960-05-11

OsBOURN OOl 400 Is II 1
FALLS CHURCH 900 900 % /
Shoemaker and Harris; Burnhan,
AlStaugh 49, and Hardy.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S97.7O
Evening star., 1960-05-11
GRADED HANDICAPS
AT ROSECROFT
Daily Double Close. $40 PM.

Post Time, $50 M.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: C trot;
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowance: 3year-olds: 6 furlonEs
Tw kle Tw'kle ia Fictitious 12O
Prin's Roussel III Fair N Windy ia
Mile Victoire l13 LEX liz
XSolar Mist ll2 xFlowering liz
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BACHELOR CHESTS
tChoice OF Finishes
Res. $40 Sale, Se99 5
3 LOVE SEATS
Res. $40 Sale, 500 90
3-PC. FRENCH PROVINCIAL
SECTIONAL SOFA
Res, sac sale, $4,000.
HOLLYWOOD BEDS
Res $40 Sale. So 95
6-Pc DINETTE SET
Res 500 Sale. SOS 90
SOFA BED
Res $50 Sale. s4p 90
FRENCH PROVINCIAL DRESSER
ANTIQUE. white. with mirror.
Reg. sl4s Sale. 500 90
EARLY AMERICAN SOFA
Reg. S@@5 Sale. $50
LAWSON LOVE SEAT
Res STAG sale, $50.
DANISH MODERN BEDRM. SET
Res S239 Sale, Sl39 90.
MAPLE DINING RIM. SET. Hutch
cabinet. 4 chairs, table. buffet. /
Res $500 Sale. SIS
DUN PHYFE MAHoG. DROP-LEAF
TABLE, 4 chairs,
Res. SIZE sale. S19'
BROOM OUTFIT Co months TO
pay. no down payment.
Req. $3.50. Sale, S329
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FURN.-Duncan Phyfe drop-leai
table. 42x56; 4 chairs. end table
coffee table: all mahog.; aboui
1850. I'd. beige Competing; | pink
and white boudoir chair; bird
cage. RIA. 6-S93l.
FURN.-Din. rm. set, 8 pcs; triple
pedestal Duncan Phyfe table, Z
chairs and bric-a-bTac. extensions
seat pads, etc. sos. sewing mach
brand-new port. WA 7-43l3
FURN.-3-pc. walnut bedrm. suite
IN good cond. Priced S65. Cal
ewes, all day Sun, 10. 2-5I56
FURN.-Liv. rm. suite, incl. mahog
coffee tbl, end this. maple bed
etc, reas. JU. 9-6OOs.
FURN.-Beautiful lined oak bedrm
suite, dresser, chest, complete dble
bed. almost new, $3.50. AID 4-64O2
FURN. Beds, rugs, lamps, chairs
lots OF useful articles. Very rea
sonable 27O7 Woodley pl. NV
AID. 1854.
FURN.-Liv. rm., hedrm set: 2,
Way floor lamp. " lamp tables
coffee table: can he seen after
: pm, m reaS. offer refused
HF 4-266l
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MARIO
FURNITURE COMPANY
1928 l4th st. NV

DE. 2-4747
Daily Til o: Fri, Sat. Sun. Til 4
FURNITURE piece dining rm.
suite. walnut, good condition.
best offer. 10. 7-5373
PURNITURE-Solid oak buffet.
SIS: solid oak bookcase a sec
tionSl, SO. JU. 9-Sl5S.
FURNITURE-9-pc. dining room set
and 3 pc bedroom set. Reason
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FURNITURE-Complete maple bed
rm set. liv. rm. divan and one
chair. maroon. sm. cleo heater,
new CARPET sweeper. no. @-43nU.
FURNITURE. New and used: sofa
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from s. up: dinetteS from $50
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GUNS
.ASHINGTONS
BIRTHDAY
SALE

90 rife. Csc: 2la hip. out
board motor, 81 q5. 81, hp.
cupboard motor, Sl4q5. ~
Single-shot rife, $685.. Is
nm. movie camera, $40 q5
decorator guns, ~ .q5; used
re!oadi equipment, SOC,
20 500, of fishing rod grab
oag. - as ca. Wine. 50, 30
rIie. target sites, Sl3a5;
Rem nvlOn G6. 90 rife,
$50 A5; Fox mooel B de luxe
J. gauge dDle ~Tg .g5. new
Ithaca deer slayer = sets
osfIe-5, special, Sl24 o..
new Rem. pump de luxe "a
cal, special. 500. new Rem.
%, 3u-Ui. special. spa.
new Rem. 80, 80, special.
1895. Rem. ll4S. -
gauge, , sets barrels, Sl25.
Rem. 20 gauge auto. S14 as,
/, c: Smith 20 gauge dble
$50 %. RuseT A mas
: 4.S5. new S & W, model
a, special $50 g5. Colt
match target -. So g5
Hlgn Standard olympic. >
sets barrels, Si4.g5 3U-O6
barrel action, S34.95: Ken
lucky halt stock, $50 as.
Rem. - auto. <g.q5. Hun
oreoS Of other bargains. Sale
starts Monday, 9 am, Feb
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Guns Colt officers match revolver,
500 Savase 90 &c, 253,OO0,
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FURNITURE-Leaving city. Dun
can Phyfe din. rm. table, Sheraton
inlaid buffet; g Chinese Chippen-
dale armchairs: bedIm. items
Call OIL, B-AQ36
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DON'S GUN SHOP
$40 W, Broad 81, Falls Church, Va
JE. 1894

GUNS, ReminEton target and single
Snot - rifles. excel como best
offer. OIL. 2-6OgS
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FURN.-French Prov liv. rm.. sofa.
tables, chairs; also fine glassware
and lamps S6Ol Flower ave
Takoma Park. JU 1920, be-
tween 10 m. and 3 pm
FURN. Chairs, din. Tm. table.
lamps, TV. kit, table and chairs.
RUGS. 9226 18th pl. NV.
FURN. Fr. Prov. Bedrms., liy- rms
GE rsfrig. Hid-A-beds. Breakfast
sets. Misc. AID. 2-2SIs
FURN.. Maple bed, dresser, and
deSk-chest. Dinette TIL and .
chrs, Homart exhaust fan. Studio
couch. Reas. he. 1892.
GAS FURNACE, 100000 BTU
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i6R4
GAS RANGE MAGIC cHEP 36",
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good cond. Name your own price
A few dollars will buy both. OIL
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GAS RANGES, used new: $40 I'D
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bed-coueh and match
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FURNITURE

Haywood Wakefield dinette set. gray
room furniture. 1900 Conn. Ave,
NV. Apt. l05F. IL TO 4 Sat. and
Sun.
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SITS a roll
AT SILVER SPRING STORE
AT BETHESDA STORE
1886 WISCONSIN AVE.
ALL SALES FINAL
EMCO WHOLESALERS

HOIST-Tuskey automatic elevator
platform for construction Jobs.
$500 per mo; 2O-ft unloading
height. RENTAL TOOLS d. EQUIP.
CO, JU. 5-5O4O.
HOSE, garden IRE suction, rs IT,,
1-year guar, 81 80. Also used.
J. H. GICHNER. 25l3 NJ st NV.
INTER-COM EQUIP, Webster elsc..
liz button master, : sub sta
tons; excel. cond., 5000 or best
offer NE S-UU6u, WA 3-ll65.
JALOUSlES. glass, prsc. new. for
enclosed porch. lSXll, , sides,
double operators and screens. For
details, JE. i-@6@@
JIG SAW. Is in. Dunlop, sood cond
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IS odd pieces, living rm.
tables, stands, night ia
bleS, ironing boards, van
ity benches, 81 to ST: IS
odd chairs, straight chairs.
arm chairs and stuffed
chairs, ST to ST; IS odd
lamps, boudoir, table and
floor lamps, 81 to 81; one
small bar, 81; 2 library ia
bles, SIS ca; 10 odd book
cases, SIS to $40; chaise
Tongue, $40; l love seat.
$40: baby carriage, $40:
? baby scales, So ca: /
youth bed complete, $40:
2 dinette sets, SIS ca: Is
desks, IS to $40; 10 chests.
$40 ca; Is dreSSerS, $40 to
SIS; IS odd mirrors, SO to
$40; l Kenmore vacuum,
$40; 3 mangleS, $40 to $25;
6 Wringer washers, IS to
S35; l Apex portable dish
washer, $25; Is single or
double beds complete,
$50 ca; | studio couch.
$40; l sofa, sis; 3-pc. sec
tional, $35; 2-pc. living
nm. set, $35; 5-pc. junior
dining rm. set, S45.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Gas stoves, trunks, rugs,
pads, single beds, double
beds, vanitieS, dressers and
many odd pieces too nu-
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MADRID SPANS gourmets
are the Basoues. Once q year,
during eating competitions
they become gourmands. One
contest winner downed about
20 pounds Of food and Is pints
Of wine in less than an hour.
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Ham and Golden Vans
Natural teammates

Golden yams with ham
these two foods have
long been favorite partners
in the South, but Northern
ers go for this combination
in a big way, too. Yams are
plentiful now. They are val
liable in terms of nutrition,
flavor and versatility. Their
deep color has great appetite
appeal and indicates a vita
min A content.
Straight from the heart of
Cajun country, where these
specially developed yams are
grown, come two super ideas.
Cajun Louisiana Vans and
Ham Casserole
Combine 2 cups sour cream,
"a cup ground blanched al
monds, / tablespoon grated
lemon rind, u teaspoon salt
and 2 TABLESPOONS butter or
margarine; mix well. Ar
range half of / pound sliced
cooked ham in 4 creased
casseroles. Divide 4 yams,
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cooked, peeled and sliced on
top of ham. Add sour cream
mixture. Top with "a cup
ground almonds. Cover and
bake in 325-F. oven 20 min
utes. Yield, 4 servings.
Bayou Yam Ham Barbecue
Combine u cup chilli
sauce, "a cup catchup, 2
teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce, u cup vinegar, u cup
sugar, / teaspoon salt, " tea
spoon chilli powder and /
medium-sized onion, finely
chopped. Heat to boiling
point. Cook over low heat
Is minutes. Roll / pound
cooked ham, sliced is-inch
thick, jelly roll fashion. Ar
range ham and 2 cans Il
pound eachD Louisiana yams,
drained, or 6 medium-siz
Louisiana yams, cook d,
peeled and quartered. in
creased 2-quart casserole;
top with sauce. Bake in 350-
F. oven 80 minutes.
released by the Bell syndicate)
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ONE-TWO COOKERY
Sauce Enhances
Beef Potties

lowing recipe and serve them
with the Sauce Robert es-
teemed by Dumas and Rabe-
las. You'll have ground beef
at its best.
Hamburger Patties
u to " pound ground beef
l tablespoon minced parsley
" teaspoon salt
s teaspoon paprika
/ or 2 tablespoons milk
Combine ground beef,
minced parsley. salt, paprika,
and milk. Work mixture
lightly into two patties about
/ inch thick and az inches
in diameter. Broil patties
under 350' flame. Turn them
once about 6 to 8 minutes
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Fruit Juice Float

! can Il pint 2 ounces) tan
gerine juice
! can Il pint 2 ounces un-
sweetened pineapple
juice
2 tablespoons sugar
/ pint strawberries (optionaD
! quart lemon or pineapple
sherbert
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Roinbow Salad

Pretty as a picture is rain
bow salad. Combine diced ap-
pie. chopped nuts and celery;
moisten with mayonnaise. Place
a bed Of lettuce on salad plates
with a spoonful of the apple
mixture in the center Of each.
Arranged drained canned fruits
for salad around the apple
mixture.
Evening star., 1960-03-10
BY RUTH PONDROM
Contributing Writer

You who cook for one or
two should become specialists
in the art Of making delecta-
bic dishes with ground beef
especially if your food
budget is Of necessity small.
From the buying angle,
ground beef has two large ad-
vantages: 1t is q thrifty way
Of obtaining the food value
that beef has to offer, and it
usually can be purchased In
Just the amount needed.
From the gastronomic point
Of view. ground beef is no
duller than the cook.
Make your next hamburger
patties according to the fol-