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Evening star., 1961-06-05
New Blade Rides on Amazing
Liquid Ball Bearings"

Spaee-age control of the
blade edge and liquid ball
bearings" combine to permit
the Pal Premium Blade to
glide through whiskers with
out pulling, without dragging,
without singing.
Every new Pal Premium In
iector Blade is processed with
liquid ball bearings" that
flow in front Of the shaving
edge Of the blade. They actu-
ally make microscopic contact
with whiskers before the blades
edge. The edge then rides
Evening star., 1961-06-05

through whiskers on these
liquid ball bearings" Friction
is down to almost nothing.
1t is this liquid bal bear
ing" action that takes friction
out Of a Pal Premium shave.
Since the discomfort that oc-
ours in ordinary shaves stems
for the most part from razor
drag-friction that the blade
encounters as it passes through
whiskers-a Pal Premium shave
is the most comfortable shave
you have ever expe fenced aas.,
Evening star., 1961-06-05
Eight Countries
Requesting 5000
Peace Corpsmen
By the Associated Press

From just eight countries
have come requests for 5000
Peace Corps workers, r. Sar-
gent Shriver, jr., said yesterday.
Mr.. Shriver, director of the
Peace Corps, said that at this
rate the total number requested
Evening star., 1961-06-05

she had sent him a telegram.
II told him." she said, that
my prayers were with him and
I asked God to help him in
this hour Of his country's need"
Evening star., 1961-06-05
NeUPdl Rushed tOStoreS

Nationwide distribution Of
the new Pal Premium Injector
Blade is being rushed to meet
the remarkable demand.
Reports are that all retail
outlets will be on an immediate
restocking basis so no custom
era will be turned away.
Evening star., 1961-06-05

The grinding wheels are Of
aluminium oxide, and interiock
in order to be certain no wire,
or burr, remains on the blade.
Finally, the ebladesarestropped
on wheels Of top-grade cow
hide. The result is the finest
edge ever put on steel.
Evening star., 1961-06-05

special liquid ball bearings
on the blade edge, the Pal
Premium slides smoothly
through the whisker without a
trace Of irritating friction. No
wonder the new Pal Premium
shave is friction-free as a blade
can be.
The first time you try new
Pal Premium you'll probably
find your own way Of express
ing the amazing comfort and
friction-free feel. Why not get
your first Pal Premium. shave
tomorrow morning?
Evening star., 1961-06-05

eIldVe. GU re IeIL WIFI IIlS
other things. 1t all adds up to
. new shaving experience.
And besides the curious ex-
hilaration Of friction-free shaw
ing you get a faster shave.
Whiskers virtually flow of
your face in less time than it
takes to lather your beard.
The first reason Pal Pre-
.mium gives you this new kind
ofshave sits superior ability to
"notch"-to make a clean,
close cut in the whisker. Then,
thanks to Pals combination oi
perfectly edged blades with
Evening star., 1961-06-05
Kim NoVuk Sends
TruiiIIo Message

HOLLYWOOD, June 5 CAP).
Rafael Trujillo, jr., who sue
ceeded to the dictatorial power
Of his late father in the Do
Evening star., 1961-06-05


hard-can be ground and
honed to Pal Premium Injector
Blade sharpness, and can re-
tain this ultra sharp edge
shave after shave.
1t is this sharp, durable edge
that helps take friction out Of
shaving. For it is the edge that
initiates shaving action by
notching each whisker-much
as an axe bites into a tree
trunk. The cleaner and swifter
this first cut, the more smooth.
ly the shave begins. The closer
the shave will be, too.
II, instead. Of notching i'm.
mediately, the whisker bends
2sr razor pressure, it will be
ted farther from the skin
ndesirable condition is
"chattes.New Pa
slm reANces chatter
very hisker right Al
anazing liquid
ride the blade
Evening star., 1961-06-05
Superior SteeIs and Molecular
Chemistry Now Combined to Give
ShaVeS That Feel FriCtiOn.Free!

The discomfort Of friction in shaving has been elm
mated Now in the Pal Premium, perfect blade edges Of
hghcarbon STEEL specially processed give shaves almost
as refreshing as washing your face.
Only hgh-carbon stee-tempered till almost diamond
Evening star., 1961-06-05

w OS6 - So5ssssss .
treating thaS age
ball bearings" foi
slipability, they in
close notch and
action. IL B
For once thEWhisk y
been notcfed, it must be
sheared. The more easily the
blade can slip through the
whisker, the less drag-or pull
you feel. New Pal Premium
Injector Blades ride through
whiskers on microscopic liquid
ball bearings" that reduce the
coefficient of friction between
the razor's edge and your
beard to almost nothing.
Evening star., 1961-06-05
Remarkable Shaving Experience Begins
With New Pal Premium Injector Blade
You'd Sweur Blade NeUer Touched
Your Face, But Boards Gone!

ing The familiar sting the tug the scape gone What
remains is feeling Of refreshment Pure and enjoyable
The new Pal" Premium strokes your beard away pain
lessy silently, you don't have to concentrate your
shave You're left with the pleasure of time to think Of
Evening star., 1961-06-05
Fits all Injector RazOrs

Good for every who shaves with injector
Pal Premiums cartridge fits all nectors You don't have
to spend cent for another to enjoy Pal Premium
shave You can tell the new Pal Premium cartridge hy ts
Evening star., 1961-06-05
NeID Pal Premium
Eliminates "ChGtter''

Chatter" is scientific jar
gon for the undesirable condi
ton that arises when a whiske
fails to be notched close to tn
skin. It is the vibration Of
razor blade skipping al
your face till it finally M
its initial slice in a whi
Obviously, the farther
blade travels along the wi
er, the longer that whiskcr
be when it is not
don't have to be Ni
thatmeansap p
You have to seco
for closeness nowsSs 3s;
shaving can
Irritation in
result Of heSs
friction. The fgS
Evening star., 1961-06-05
ADVERTISEMENT

stomach to stop hunger paHsS. raEs RsiI.SIim
tablets before meals. Curbs your appetite. Ne
harmful drugs. Mail 800 for 3-Wssks supply
70 Bell-sllm, orangehurg,. N. Y. SatlsfaetIOa
Evening star., 1961-11-29

Hollywood: The Golden Years-A neatly put together highly
entertaining documentary the early days of motion
pictures right to the invention sound All the silent
faVoriteS are on hand including Rudolph Valentino as
gangster and lover and finally his funeral Chaplin
Plckford and Fairbanks at work and play plus Harold
Lloyd Clara Bow and Lon CLANCY in scenes they made
famous. Gene Kelly narrateS. 7:30 pm, WRC4
Steve Aen-Sopha Loren has lengthy interview with Steve
she talks about comedy and Schoole teaching Italy
displays her murderouS look for the camera Also
Rener questions the 2000 old man. Brooks Louis
Nye pretends he's Italian Steve Allen and calls his wife
jayne to verify the situation. Even Bill gets into
the sketch. 7:3O pm, WMAL-7.
We The PeOple-1961A glimpse the variety and COM
plexity of interests Americans the land enjoy
You'll see teenagerS in Sacramento Calf volunteer
their services in rehabilitation Clinic parachute jumpers
in Phoenix Arz testing their jumping beat
the Russians hold families in Indianapolis Ind help
each other build their houses; plus policeman turned
singer; visit to museum with clarinet accompaniment
woody Hermann, and more Douglas Fairbanks, ir is
host pm, WRC-.
World of Billy Graham-An examination of the uniquely
American phenomenon of evangelism personified by
Billy Graham and we'll put together tribute to the
There final section the Graham crusade in action
Graham, wonderful shots of Billy Sunday and par
ticulary effective sequence showing Ethel Waters
voice almost gone leading congregation in hymn 10
pm, WRC-4.
Jack Paar Show-Selma Diamond and Alex King Join Jack
tonight and Jackie Mason for comedy routine
COLOR 1880 pmq WRCA.
Evening star., 1961-11-29

be in a genuine hurry to get
his award home and read it.
+ =
The date of Chairman New
ton Minow's appearance on a
TV panel before the Parent
Teacher Association at the
Janney School was mistakenly
printed as tonight. 1t will take
place next Tuesday, 8 pm, a
date which should give area
PTAs and citizens groups a
chance to contact Janney and
perhaps send representatives
to what is certain to be an in
teresting evening. Appearing
on the panel with FEC Chair
man Minow will be Gilbert
Seldes and Howard Bell (of
the National Association of
Broadcasters). Larry Laurent
will moderate. Subject: How
to improve local programming.
+ \
On the Run: In listing some
of soprano Joan SutherIand's
upcoming appearances, we neg
lected to include her appear
ance on the Telephone Hour
(Dec. 81 and her scheduled
solo recital at Constitution Hall
here Dec. IL ABC appears
heartened by a Nielsen survey
which shows that Leslie Neil
sens The New Breed jumped
from a 11.3 to 1914 when it
shifted to an earlier time spot
just ahead of Dick Powell
(NBC) and SHELTON (CBS). .
In fact, ABC claims the jump
knocked both Powell and Skel-
ton out of the Top Ten. .
AS might have been expected,
MICS Bob Newhart is being
deluged with ideas for skits. a..
One man, the comedian dole
fully reports, wanted him to do
a skit on a doctor who keeps
patients waiting. Aside to
Mrs. F. S., who points out that
newspapers were giving much
more coverage to radio in 1851
with no listings of morning
programs for TV, except in a
Space-Saving few paragraphs.
=. True-but look at the pro-
grams radio was Offering
Duffy's Tavern, Martin and
Lewis, Ozzie and Harriet, Guy
LombardO, Jan CARRIER, Ed
MurrOw, Paul Weston, etc.
Evening star., 1961-11-29

of his show-waS local and the
trappings lacked glamor.
The award Grom the Ma
tional Advisory Council for the
American University Religious
Film and TV Project) was a
book. Margaret Hills bibliog-
raphy on THE English Bible
in America"
Americans DR.. Bauman-the
first teacher to our knowledge,
to wedge a telecourse on the
Bible into the weekly program
ming of a TV station and to
make it. by virtue of his talents
and scholarship, a viewing must
- requires no Statuettes or
plaques for publicity purposes.
The program, which began here
on WMAL - Z a few seasons
ago. is doing famously without
fanfare. From WMAL-7, home
base, the series has expanded
its operation to include Har-
riSonburg, Va, Atlanta, Evans
vile, Ind, and, come January,
Bay City, Mich. Some 70 COM
munities. the luncheon audi
ence was informed, are asking
for it!
Its success should surprise
few who have seen the program
locally. From the initial pro-
gram. it was obvious that DR..
Bauman was at home on the
deceptively difficult medium.
And from the outset, the
teacher struck an admirable
note of objectivity, particularly
in answering the provocative
questions of his students, who
are of many faiths.
There is no more fascinating
book than the Bible, of course;
yet how often has it's study
been so bereft Of insight and
inspiration as to discourage the
student?
Attending the luncheon, Incl
dentally, were representatives
from the Council of Churches.
National Capital area; Wash
ington Cathedral, the Protest
ant Radio-TV center of Allan
ia; National Labor Relations
Board and st. Elizabeths Hos
pital.
There were some typically
brief remarks at the luncheon
by DR.. Bauman. He seemed to
Evening star., 1961-11-29
Other AM Stations

WeMS-5I0 Ke.-6 an. to mldnlsht; Saturda
lam. to I pm; Sunday 9 an. to midnight
WlNx-1s00 kc.--24-houT operation.
WPIk-730 Ke.--DsyIight only.
WoMR-1O50 ks.-DsyIight only.
WUSr-ii2o ke.-DayIight only.
WFAx-1220 ke.-Daylight only.
WW0c-12s0 ke.-24-heur operation.
WEEl-i310 ke.-24-houT operation except
Monday midnight to 6 an. Tuesday.
Wook-i34o ke.-2A-houT operation Monday
through Saturday; Sunday 6 an. to midnight.
WtAM-13so ke.-24-hOur operation except
Sunday midnight to S an. Monday.
NDoh-ts4o ks.-Dsylight snIy.
HAVA-Iso M.-s:ts an. to Q pm.
WPRW-14so ke.-Dsyllght only.
Hfec-lss0 Ke.-Dsylight only.
Evening star., 1961-11-29

Men. Fiji; 4;3O to II pm. Sunday.
W0L-FM-ss.7 Me.-s:30 an. to midnight.
WFAk-FM-1oo.3 Me- an. to midnight.
WWDc-FM-io1.1 Me.-24-hour operation.
WeMS-FM-103.S Me.-s an. to midnight;
Saturday J an. to I pm; Sunday Q an.
to midnight.
WeTS-FM-s1.s Me.-s:30 an. to Ap.m.
Saturday; 5 to i0:i5 pm. Sunday.
WxRA-FM-1o5.s Me.-12 nooR to 12p.m
WMAL-FM-1o7.3 Me.-s an. TO 1:4S am.
MPec-FM-sS.5 Me.-s an. to Il nm,
HIMD-FM-s4.1 Me- an. to I an.
WGAY-FM-ss.5 Me.-6 an. to midnight.
WAvA-FM-105.1 Me.-s:15 an. to Q pm.
WRc-FM-93.s Me.-s.3o an. TO I an.
HT0P-FM-s6.3 Me.-5:25 an. to 2:1O q. n.
WAsH-FM-sT.1 Me- an. to 1915 an.
WeBT-FM-so.1 Me.-5 pm. to 11:I5 pm.
sun.-Thurs.; S to Sis pm. Fri; sam.
to 2:15 pm. Sat.
Evening star., 1961-11-29
ON THE AIR
Here's One Award
That Will Be Read
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

1t wasn't status kind of award in the Emmy
tradition in fact the guest of honor up cluchng
all things. book. Half of one, to be precise
It less meaningful event, however, if the
occason-a luncheon at the Cosmos Club yesterday honorng
Dr. Edward Bauman Tv teacher Ella Haree producer
Evening star., 1961-11-29
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tontoht'S top Sho0s as preUieDed BY TV Keys staU
Uho attend rehedrsGlS match screenings and anayse
scripts in New York. Hollywood and elseDhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to Die,oers.
Evening star., 1961-11-29

FIN Stations
WaFsEM-1o7.3 3 Ms.-4:3O pm. to u pm.
WAMU-FM-ss.s Me.-s Pm. to II pm.
Evening star., 1961-11-29

(sl Denotes sTORTsms telFesst 10 cellar
'''WIIs-HeWs weather. time capsule 10 through S .
, 1961-10-28
LEGISLATIVE RECORD

LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Attorney General and have a report made prior to the
closing ofthe session. / think that would be the best way
MR.. MADURO: shall be happy to work on that
because / am familiar with the case.
WITHDRAWAL or BILL
Bill Nc. 1889 Act to amend Chapter 3, Title "a Of
the Virgin Islands Code, Relating to Labor Relations
was withdrawn on request Of Senator Ottley.
BILLS FOR INTRODUCTION
Bill No. 1920 = To Amend Chapter 2, Title 20, Vir-
gin Islands Code, Relating to Emergency Housing. Pro
posed by Senators Ottley, Maduro, Guadeloupe, Hodge,
Gomez and Reese.
The House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole at 3:55 pm.
FORMAL. SESSION
The House resumed formal session at 4:45 pm.
ADOPTION OF BILLS
The following Bills were adopted in the form and
by the votes shown:
BILL No. 1343
CONTINUED on age -
, 1961-10-28
NOW A JET AIRPORT

AN AIRPORT big enough to accommodate Jet aTplaneS
is about to become a reality in these Islands. We have looked
forward to that day for a long time. The jet, while relatively
new, has become so universal that before long the piston driven
airplane will have become obsolete. We might as well face
the facts, and prepare for the inevitable, and that is exactly
what we are doing.
ADVANTAGES Of being able to accommodate
let planes are many. Now there are no limitations. The major
airlnes can schedule more flights directly to and from New
York to these Islands. They can even make this airport a major
stop over on flights to South America and elsewhere. At any
rate, there is now no further need to limit any arrangements.
of flights including the Virgin Islands.
NO MENTION of improvement at the airport can be
complete without some word of appreciation for the cooPera-
ton given Governor Paiewonsky by the several federal agen-
cies. Long before any such project gets under way, plans have
to be made, estimates given, and efforts coordinated.
WHEN THIS project is completed, and planes begin to
land, there will be additional demands on the airport, More
people will come. More will no doubt stay over and prepara-
ton should be under way to meet these added demands.
SENATE and the Governor and his staff deserve
much credit for their work in this connection. It must be a
source of satisfaction and qualification to see an airport in the
Virgin Islands actually fitted to accommodate jet planes. The
people Of these Islands are most grateful
, 1961-10-28
NOTICE TO

Please take notice that the undersigned has been appoint
ed Administrative eta, in the above entitled etate. ALI
creditors are hereby directed to present their claims with
proper vouchers within six 60 months from date hereof. Per-
sons indebted to the said estate are required to make pay
ments within the said time. Persons claiming to be next Of
kin shall file their proof Of heirship with the undersigned
or the Clerk Of the District Court within the aforesaid time.
Dated October %. 1861
Inez Samuel Parson
Administrative, CTA.
I~28-3O-6-13
Evening star., 1961-01-03

take pleasure in announcing that by direction Of their stock
holders they have consolidated their institutions effective Of
the close of business December 80 1860
The Anacosa National Bank founded in 1910 has merted
enviabe reputation during these many years. for serving the
banking needs of that part Of Southeast Washington known
Anacosa 1t has maintained community relationship which
reflected in the steady growth Of the and the bank
Evening star., 1961-01-03
ADVISORY BOARD FOR THI
ANACOSTIA LOCATIONS

F. TRACY CAMPBELL, CambbtlPJ Hardware Store
DR. ROBERT U. COOPER PbylciAr
HARRY l. CURTIS Pedsnt CGr Brothers Furniture COMPANY
WALTER FOWLER Retired Bndgu t5s Diyict of Columbi
JOHN NJ HARRIS, Exeeante Viee PreUdem
DRaNATIAN S. HEALY, Retired
ROBERT x. KOONTZ, JR, Vice P,tndeu
GEORGE S. MAlER, Vice President
c. BAYNE MARBURY TeaJae, pnA Life Inaanee Comp4s,
DR.. ELMER NJ SMITH, Denhn
CARL SMUCK Vice President Prpefnai Building AJoeAion
JAMES 6. STEPHANSON, Nstban,ou'5 Bakery
ROBERT THOMPSON Tbomt5on BrotberJ Furniture Comtany
LLOYD J. WINELAND Wineland TbsAerJ
IRVING B YOCHELSON Attorney at Lar
Evening star., 1961-01-03
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

EDWARD C. BALTZ Prrtdent Perpetual Building AroriAon
CROSBY BOYD EpeniEg NuJp4bev
CLARK NJ. CLIFFORD, AHorney LAw
BARNUM l. COTTON Pre+dem
EDWARD COSTGAN President CorJon and Graman Company
RUTHERFORD J. DOOLEY Senior Vice P,eudsni
W. CARLTON EVANS Prendeut Warrington Tobacco COMPANY
NORMAN B. FROST AuO,ney at
VMANNING HOFFMAN, P,eHden FnemenJ COMPANY
WELLY K. HOPKINS Aitorney at
v. LEDRU KOONTZ Real Enafe and Innane
A. D LEWIS Executive United Mine Worker Of hmHies
DR.. JOHN L. LEWIS Physician
CHARLES H. MURCHSON, Attorney al Law
H. GABRIEL MURPHY President H. Gabriel Mubby Bonds
RAYMOND PYLES Real Enate
WILLIAM ROGERS End Pden hddiOu Cbfp'oa Sae Inc and
BavryPat Motor COMPANY, Inc
BENJAMIN ROME PeJideaL George Hyman
ROBERT P. SMITH AnOrney al Law
LEONARD STEUART L. en Inc and Imperial lnpenms COMPANY
DR. J. LAWN THOMPSON JR, Physician
WILMER J. WALLER Chairman Of the Board
LEO A. wALSHE President p J. Wai5be, Inc, Real EMae
ROGER wHITEFORD, Anorney Law
WASH B WILLIAMS, Pendeni Ame,iean Sales Company
Evening star., 1961-01-03
0'1R V WNJD1HgE0H
and The Ana0ostla National Bank.

The consolidated institution will have total excess
of S3OOOOOOOOOO with nineteen conveniently located Offices
throughout the city
The following business and civic leaders will guide the policies
of the newly enlarged bank Their counsel and experience will
enable the bank carry its policy of Complete Banking and
Trust Services greater degree than has been doing
for the last Isl years in the Nations Capital
Evening star., 1961-01-03

1906 18th Street, N. E.
SOL Connecticut Ave, NV
1887 Connecticut Ave, NV
1900 Wisconsin Ave-, NV
825 18th Street, NV
800 H Street, NE.
Evening star., 1961-11-30
~ WHAT'S
COOKING

Crdbneat Ia King Toast Points
Green Peas Grapefruit Orange Salad
Gingerbread With Whipped Cream Topping
Crabmeat Ia King
! can crabmeat II cups milk
(612 ounces) 2 egg yolks
tablespoons butter tablespoons milk
tablespoons flour tablespoons sherry
u teaspoon salt
Drain crsbmeat and flake removing all bits Of cartilage
Melt butter, blend in flour and salt Add the "a cups
milk stirring constantly Cook until smooth and thckened
Add crabmea eheat and stir in egg yoks beaten with the
tablespoons milk Remove from heat at and stir
in sherry. Serve toast points, rice noodles. Six
servings.
Frdnkfurters Zippy Green Beans
RdU Relish Tray Spoon Bread
Pumpkin Pie
Zippy Green Beans
/ blue lake green beans IA pound American cheese,
2 tablespoons butter grated
tablespoons flour teaspoon prepared
u cup milk mustard
"a teaspoon salt 2 large fresh tomatoes
Drain the beans whole vertical pack). Melt butter;
blend in flour and milk Cook stirring constantly until
thick and smooth Blend in remaining ingredients except
tomatoes. Stir until cheese melts. Cut tomatoes into
to thick slices. about 3snch. and place bottom of
shallow baking DISH Arrange beans each tomato slice
Spoon beans Bake in hot 400 degrees)
for Is minutes. Six to eight servings
Evening star., 1961-11-30

Honey gives on unusual tong.
Pot Roast California Noodles
Buttered Carrots Lettuce Salad
Date Torte
California Noodles
S cuD Ssp ehcfen Tid SS OR cup ssG tsG
chicken boullon cubes tablespoons chopped
"a cup ripe olives pimiento
green onions Salt and pepper to taste
"a cup thnly sliced celery
Cook noodles in chicken broth, adding hot water or
additional BROTH as needed. Meanwhile, olives into
wedges. Slice onions thin When noodles
and broth is almost absorbed add olives celery butter
cheese and pimiento Stir heat for or minutes
then season to taste. Four to six servings.
WEDNESDAY
Veal Outlets Baked Potatoes
Baked Summer Squash Stoned Tomatoes and CelerI
Fruit Jeuo
Baked Summer SQUASH
u teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons maple srup
u cup milk
Wash and slice squash into creased baking dish Add
otre ingredients and tightly Bake in 35O-degree
oven for As minutes. Five servings
Lefto0er Pot Roast Creamy Hash Potatoes
Buttered BeetS CABBAGE Sa,u
Baked Pears
Creamy Hash Potatoes
medium potatoes teaspoon salt
"a cup shortening y green pepper
medlum onion, cut in strips
thinly sliced cup evaporated milk
Wash potatoes but do not peel; with water and
cook until tender 20 to rs minutes When potatoes
are cool enough to handle, remove skins then dice Melt
shortening in frying pan. Add diced potatoes onion
and salt Cook medium heat until potatoes are
Drowned. stirring frequently Add pepper strips Stir in
evaporated milk Cover pan with lid. Cook minutes.
or until mixture is slightly thckened. Serve hot Makes
six to eight servings.
BY "vL"
Evening star., 1961-11-30

SUNDAY
Duckling BraiSed in Orange Juice
Rice Broccoli Waldorf Salad
Coffee Ice Credm-NeSSerode Sauce
Ducking Braised in Orange Juice
5-pound duckling Ia cups Florida
liz teaspoons salt divided orange Juice
z tablespoons tat u teaspoon allspice
"a teaspoon Tabasco 2 Florida oranges
Remove skin and fat from ducking Cut into serving
pieces Sprinkle with teaspoon Of the salt Heat fat in
large skillet add duckng pieces and cook moderate
heat until brown all sides. Combine orange juice,
Tabasco aspice and remaining teaspoon SALT pour over
duckng Cover and cook low heat turning several
times, hour until duckng is tender, bssng several
times Slice oranges inch thick cut slices half and
add to ducklng last is minutes of cooking time. Four
servings. e a q . AH
MONDAY
Pork Chops Mashed S,Oeet Potatoes
Lima Beans CduHtlouer
AppleSauce Pudding Tea
Applesauce Pudding
slices whole wheat bread can Il pound applesauce
Melted butter or margarine - cup golden seedless
"a cup sugar rasns
"a teaspoon cinnamon Ia cup maple Favored srup
Cut crustS from bread Slices cut each trimmed slice
into strips Roll strips in melted butter then in mixed
sugar and cinnamon Line bottom of baking dish with
bread strips add half the appesauce; sprinkle with rasns
Repeat; ending with bread strips Pour srup all.
Bake in moderate 1850 dgrees) about 80 minutes
until top is golden brown. Serve with cream.
Makes six servings
Evening star., 1961-10-28
BY JOSEPH B. BYRNES
ReoI Estote Editor Of The Stor

Builders today are execu-
tives.
Most wear fine clothes,
have their shoes polished
and oversee a staff in a fine
office. Barrow and Gervaise
Neale are an exception. They
are a throwback to the old
style construction man.
Seldom do you see today a
builder that actually works
on the job. And if you asked
them they still are not sure
why they don't follow the
trend other than that they
are not happy unless they
are working with their hands.
Through the years they
have built apartment is.
houses. and office buildings
for other people, but little
for themselves. Recently.
they decided to build 13
houses at the rear of the old
Congressional Airport.