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WHAT'S COOKING
- Grill Shrimp
In Foil Packets
@S0
Shrimp IN Foil
Roast Corn

FRIDAY
Shrimp In Foil French Fried Potatoes
Roast Corn Relish Tray
Watermelon
Shrimp In Foil
! pound fresh frozen tablespoons chopped
shrimp peeled and scallons
deveined y cup chopped parsley
Il cup sliced mushrooms "A teaspoon salt
u cup melted butter u teaspoon garlic salt >
margarine Few drops Tabasco
! tablespoon chilli sauce Few drops Worcestershire
Shell and devein shrimp Divide shrimp between
or pieces of aluminium foil; top with mushrooms To
melted butter add remaining ingredients and pour
shrimp. Close foil to make tightly sealed packets. Grill
foil packets close to hot Goals to 10 minutes until
shrimp longer transparent. Makes two three
servings.
Hamburger PGtttes Poppy Seed Noodles
zucchtni and Tomatoes Grattn
Green Salad Peach Pie
Zucchin and Tomatoes Gratin
pounds zucchni cups stewed tomatoes
8 tablespoons chopped u teaspoon salt
onion "a teaspoon pepper
tablespoons butter q cup grated sharp cheese
Wash zucchin and cut into 4inch pieces. Cook onion
in butter until SOFT but not Drowned Add Zucchin and
cook slowly about minutes, stirring occasionally Add
tomatoes and salt. Pour mixture into creased
1quart baking DISH sprinkle with grated cheese Bake
at 375 degrees about 20 minutes until hot and hubby
Makes six to eight servings.
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WEDNESDAY
Veal RoH-Ups Rice
Peas CABBAGE Slam
6ueoerrteS and Cream Cookies
Veal ROLF Ups
POUNDS thlnly sliced l Glove garlic minced
veal outlet ls teaspoon rosemary
jar % ounces) cream tablespoons butter
cheese with chives margarine
spread | can condensed cream
Dash pepper of mushroom soup
u cup chopped green "a cup water
pepper
POUND veal with meat hammer edge of heavy saucer
cut into pieces long enough to roll Divide into
parts; roll each into ball. Place center of
each piece Of meat roll pnwhee fashion, fasten with
toothplcks Sprinkle with pepper. In skillet brown roll
ups with green pepper garlic and rosemary butter Stir
IN soup and water Cook covered for As to minutes
stirring and then Cook uncovered an additional 10
minutes. Serve with rice. Makes six servings
THURSDAY
Fried Chicken Crazy Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans Fruit Salad
Spiced CupcdkeS
Fruit Salad
q ounce package can 1874 ounces "a
cnerry-1laVored gelatin pineapple tidbitS
cup not water l tablespoon canned
can g ounces) sliced bottled lemon Juice
peaches 1 small banana
Dissolve gelatin in hot water Add cup srup drained
from fruits and lemon juice: mix and pour into small
square pan. Stir drained peaches and pineapple tdbts
and sliced bananas into the gelatin; chill until firm Cut
into squares, using sharp knife Serve crisp green's
garnished with mayonnaise Six servings
BY xvi"
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It's a good idea to add
prepared mustard to mayon-
naise that is being used for
potato salad.
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zucckENY ekI,aMS 6tRnE
Supper Soup

For a delicious supper soup
try this recipe. Cook 3 slices
bacon, cut in half. until crisp;
remove and crumble. Pour off
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Red Cross Gives
Weeks Schedule
For Bloodmobile

The Washington Regional
Red Cross Blood Center dis
tributed 1851 pints Of blood
last week in the Washington
area.
Area donors may give blood
at the center at 2025 E street
NV. from / to 8:45 pm. Mon
day and from 9 am. to 4:30
pm. Tuesday through Friday.
The bloodmobile will make
the following visits this week:
Tomorrow-Methodist Church Sun
day School Building, Main street,
Louisa, Va, IL am. TO pm; Kent
land firehouse. Landover I'd. Kent
ylllags' Nd MdS 70 ,y 8 pm; chapter sTtsr
Spring, 8 TO 7:45 pm.
Tuesday-church Of Brethren. Wood
bridge, Va. 2 to pm. Library Of
Congress annex. A-l0l7, East Capitol
Ordnance Laboratory. White Oaks, Nd,
10 am. TO 2:45 pm.
Wednesday. Pentagon. Room 3A-
TT. Graveiiy Point, Va. 10 am. to
pm. Main Navy. Constitution ave.
at 18th st. NV. Room 254l, $3.50 am.
TO 2 pm.
ThursdAy-Commun House, Naval
Weapons Laboratory, Dahlgren, Va.
10 am. 70 3 pm; Labor Department,
conference rooms A, B and c, lith
and Constitution ave, NV, 10 am.
TO 4 pm: n. Belvoir (VaD Service
Club No. /. $50 am. to pm.
Friday-AEriculture Department. In
dependence ave. between Twelfth and
Andrews Air Force Base. Service Club,
Camp SPRINGS. Nd, am. to gao
pm: Fort DERRICK Field House. Pred
erick, Nd, 10 am. TO 4 pm.
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so WILL RETURN
TO ISLE WRECKED
BY 1861 VOLCANO

LONDON. (AP). - An
advance party Of so island
ers from Tristan da Cunha
viii leave Southampton for
their home In the South
Atlantic February 7.
The Colonial Office an
nounced IL had booked
berths for the party-men.
women and children -
aboard the liner Pretoria
Castle.
The group will be ac-
companied by officials who
will help In resettling the
island which was devas-
tated by a volcanic erup-
ton last year.
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Art Clubs

Water colors. colleges and
mixed media paintings by
Merle Foshag are the cur
rent show at the Arts Club.
Mrs. Foshag' has 80 works on
view and there is no question
but what she is much more
at ease ana therefore effec-
tive In collage than In any
thing else.
The colleges vary. Those
with specific references are
not nearly as good as those
which merely set q mood and
give an overall impression
OF a time and place. In Sail
ing" she plays the sweep OF
the sails against the swell OF
the sea very nicely. But per-
haps the best work on view is
her collage rendering OF au-
tumn In the forest. There are
no specific trees or leaves,
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Henri Gallery

Down in historic Alex
andria, the Henri Gallery Is
showing about two dozen
paintings by a young Cuban
painter now resident in
Washington. Tomas Besossa.
It's an interesting show,
demonstrating mainly that
Mr.. Besossa still has a long
way to go but that he has
some good equipment for the
journey.
He calls his works Dis
integrations." In the context
OF today's art such a title
could easily mean, watch
your step or the thing will
fall off the wall on top OF
you. Here it means rather
an image-of flowers, of
rather abstract emotional
states and Of religious fig
ures,-which Mr.. Besossa
visualizes and paints as in
the process Of disintegration.
Actually. his process, and
its products, are precisely the
other way around. Like many
painters, Mr.. Besossa has dis
covered the plastic qualities
of Elmer's Glue and he be-
gins his paintings by drip
ping and daubing this gum
my substance about on a
canvas. When his manipula-
tons begin to suggest some
thing he stops and adds color.
It's not quite that cut and
dried, but in general that's
the way he works. Therefore,
what comes out on canvas is
more properly an emerging
figure than a disintegrating
one. The image thus found
and strengthened is fixed
still further by the use OF
glazes. All in all, attractive
and interesting surfaces
which will be much more
use to Mr.. Besossa when he
discovers something he really
wants to say besides how
much fun 1t is to play with
plastic glue.
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Art Notes

The Friends of the Cor
coran Gallery Of Art are
sponsoring "An Evening With
Ben Shahn" on Wednesday
at $3.50 pm. in the gallery.
Mr.. Shahn has for many
years been one OF the leading
American painters. In addi-
d ton he is one of the very
few contemporary painters Of
any country who is able to
develop and express his ideas
about art with clarity and
force. His 1857 Harvard lee
lures as Charles Eliot Norton
professor, published as 1.-THE
Shape Of Content" are rec
ognized as a classic state
ment Of the artist as philos-
opher. Mr.. Shahn will talk
to and answer questions OF
members and their friends.
Just about every gallery in
town is opening a Christmas
show Of some kind.
The Pan American Union
has opened an exhibition
sculpture by Sergio Castillo
Of Chile. t-
George Washington. - Uni
versity on Tuesday opens an
exhibition Of rs modern Ital-
Ian painters in the univer-
sity library.
The 25th Metropolitan Art
Exhibition, sponsored by the
American Art League. Inc,
opens on Sunday, December
is, at the Foyer Gallery Of
the SmithsOnian's Natural
History Building. Paintings.
prints and sculpture. Work
TO be delivered at the gallery
next Saturday from 10 am.
10 4:30 pm. For non-mem-
bers, a fee Of So for two en-
tries. 81 for each additional
entry. Jury Of admissions
William Walter, Jack PERL
mutter and Sheffield Kagy.
Juror Of awards: Julian Bins
ford. Open 10 artists within
50-mile radius OF Washing
ton.
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Daughter of U. S.
Official Weds Thai
BANGKOK. Thailand. On

BANGKOK. Thailand, Dec.
/ (AP). Jennifer johnson.
daughter of United States
Deputy Undersecretary Of State
and Mrs. U. Alexis johnson.
was married today to Maitri
Mojdara in Christian rites here.
Mr.. johnson gave away Jen-
infer. 20. to Mr.. Mojdara, 80.
a Thai businessman. in Bang
kok's Fourth Thai Church.
where $50 members Of the dip
lomatic corps and friends. in
Guiding Thai cabinet members
headed by Foreign Minister and
Mrs. Thanat Khoman. w.t.
messed the ceremony.
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just the feeling Of sunlight
through the changing foil
age.
Also quite moving is an
Evening Procession" of Mex
lean worshipers with candles.
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CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The National Association
of Small Business Invest
ment Companies opens q
four-day meeting at the
Shoreham.
This information Is supplied
BY the Convention and visitors
Bureau Of the Metropolitan Wash
ington Board of Trade.
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Continued From Page Bill
is abandoned in favor of a
giant horizontal and that
doesn't make any difference
either.
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Clayton J. Mess, william M. Nixon,
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NoOkes, Emile j. Norton, Charles W.
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VanHOrn, L. A. q S. Van Ravenswaay
Martin u. Vanslaberen, Rachel o
Vaughn, H. G. & D. Vaughn, Theodore
NJ. c. Ventgraf. Richard Vereen, jose
America Viana. Donald T. Victor. Carole
L. Viera.
Billy J. Vincent. Donald p. & Romons
s. Vincent. Haliford Winston, Robert r
Virits. George Void. Helen volk, c, II
& B. M. Won Hofgarden, Helen Vor
volakis.
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James II. Farley, William Fantroy,
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Feelings, q, w. 4 1. G. Fellows, Benny
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Sarah T.. Ferrier, Anna FerruggiO
Robert Feyler, Albert Fielding. Charles
r, Fields, James a, Fields, J. +, & A.
Fields, Marshall Fields, Murray Fields.
Theresa M, Fields, Harvey y. 4 Grace
Figard, c. & @. d. Figs, Charon L. vi.
bert, Edward J. Filcheck, Paul A, Fink,
Robert Carroll Finley, Charles Fisher
Georgia l.. Fisher. Henry Y. Fisher,
N, Z Fisher. Norwood Fisher, Mary 7,
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Robert n Fiannery, Guy " Fisesie,
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Frances Ford. James A. Ford, Nathelle
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Ferguson, Isaiah Forman, Curmet NJ,
Forte, Howard s. possett. G. 4 l.. W.
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Frost, Reginald Frost, T. E.. kF. NJ
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Fuller, G. l.. 4 NJ X Fullerton. Donald
n. 4 Marlorie A. Fulsom. Gail r. Fur.
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OrOpallo, Mary ]. Orosl, Margaret j.
Orrison, John c. 0sberger.
Edith j. Osborne, Melvin Osborne
Helena l. oTOole, Bill II. OTIS, o. j.
L. & E. Owens, NJ. C. 4 M. J. owens
Rosie M, Owens, Grant Owes, Dallas
oxendine, James M, oxner. Zelma A.
0zols.
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Edward A. Warwick, Donald X. Warren
FdWard Warren. John Warren, John l.
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Virginia z. Warren decd.
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Zebcbee Warren, Sarah c. Washburn
Booker T Washington, Clinton Washing
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Victoria Eaddy. Bessie V. Earion
Carol East, E. R. & F. East, Grace
East, Claude r. Eaton, Lucille Ebb
Martha E. Echols, Eduardo n Echon
Clara |. Eckenrode, Gladys NJ. Edmonds
Mary L. Edmonds, d. Z. Edmundson
Alma J. Edwards. Earl II. Edwards
II. A. Edwards, J. D. Edwards, jane
B. & Cecilia z. Edwards, Oney W
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Edwards. John c. Edwards. r. J
Edwards, William f. Eigenbrode, " 4
NJ. Eldreth, John Eleftherion, Hugh A
Elliott, jr., James Elliott.
June z. Elliott, J. F. 4 r. NJ. Els
wick, John W. Ely, Harry II. Embrae
John H. & Patricia Limerick, d. A. 4
C.. J.. Emerson, William c. Emott, Rob
ert English, jr., r. J. Ennaulat, William
Ensor, Joseph Epperson, Agnes Z. Err
vim, L. & p. Essic, James c. Etienne
Ardella NJ. Evans. Eloease ". Evans
J. c. & J. Evans, j. J. & V. Evans
John r. e. Minnie r. Evans, Perry r
Evans, IT,, Rosalina Evans, f. & W
Evell, Lewis T. Everett, William II. Ev
erhart, r. W. 4 A. NJ. Evett, JunioI
Exton, Eyler's Vending Service.
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WuSHTHytUH, y. Z.
Wednesday, February n, 1862

same shop. On TV 1t took
two hours to round up the
crooks. In real life 1t took
only IS minutes. Seems the
police had seen the show,
too.
-Rundschau. Cologne.
Germany
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WORLD ECHOES

man, dressed up as a post
man and pretended to be the
chauffeur of the truck. When
Galley attacked with his
false pistol. Skidmore dis
armed him and arrested him.
Galley, 80. has been given
two real years in a real
prison.
Evening News, Edinburgh
UNHAPPY WITH the slow
delivery of their mail, citi-
Zens in a small town in
northern Yugoslavia have
given their postman a turtle
as a gift.
Die Presse, Vienna
If YOU FIND a tree trunk
in Quiberon Bay, leave it
alone. 1t is probably one Of
so trunks which the United
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church for the local tennis
tournament but also agreed
that during the finals the
church bells announcing
mass would ring only two
minutes instead of the usual
ten minutes.
(Union, Rheims)
EUGENIO TAGIURI re-
ported to Parma police that
his car had been stolen to-
gether with two suitcases
inside. When asked if there
was anything of value in the
suitcase, Tagiuri replied:
Flick, my 10-foot python
that I use in selling remedies
for corns."
LA Malone, Florence)
NOT CONTENT to collide
with their own species. au-
tomobiles in Sweden are
now having collisions with
ships and boats. One auto
mobile ran into a submarine
that was in dry dock, and
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aboard the Rome-Turin ex-
press observes any reasonable
request. A passenger told
him, II need a police esort
outside my compartment be-
cause I am President Ken
nedy." The conductor OBJ
liged, and the esort guarded
the passenger until he was
returned to the Genoa asy-
lum from which he had es-
caped.-Corriere Della Sera.
Milan. Italy.
North American Newspaper Alliance
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another destroyed a sailboat
that was being pulled home
on a trailer.
(Aftonbladet, Stockholm)
After the big fiesta at
Bayonne, police rounded up
pickpockets and thieves,
then invited the public to
come pick up their stolen
loot. Among those who
showed up at the found"
department was a policeman
who reported that his police
car had been stolen.
lie Provencal, Marseilles)
AFTER THE SECOND act
Of "Avante Garde" in Cham
pigne, Mrs. Francois Baron
had to be rushed from the
theatre to the maternity hos
pital to have a baby. Her
husband was playing the
mayor in the play, but went
along to the hospital. The
audience wanted patiently
for half an hour when Mon
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MAGAZINE Planned

BAGHDAD, Iraq.-The new
ly established Iraqi Geographic
Society will soon start publish
ing an Arabic English geogra-
phical magazine and will also
form Iraq's first tourist club.
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sieur Baron walked on the
stage and announced: Its
a girl" After wild applause,
the play went on.-Le Figaro,
Paris.
TODAY'S HUNGARIANS
may be called Communists,
but they still complain about
tranSistor radios interfering
with tete-a-tete converse
tons in their hotels, cafes
and bars. BY official decree
the transistors are now for
hidden. First offense: A
warning. Second offense: A
court case.
-Wachrichten, In n S bruck,
Austria
IN TWO MINUTES four
gangsters attacked a jewelry
shop in the center of Dus-
seldorf and escaped with ST.
100000 worth of jewels. 1t
was an exact replica of 1.-THE
Perfect Holdup," a TV show
that had been filmed at the