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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-01
Cheese Sauce

70 cup evaporated milk Gre
mainder Of tall can)
l cup shredded cheddar
cheese
Heat milk to just simmer
ing point. Turn off heat, add
cheese and stir until melted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-01
ALHE MARKET
4 YBAsKE7
Meat Specials Varied

Shoppers will face multiple choices at meat
counters this week end. Among the specials will
be steak sale, choice of veal cuts, lamb, turkeys
hams and fryers.
The sale on steaks which features practically
all known cuts ). porterhouSe T-bone club srlnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-01
SeoIIoped Oysters

2 cups coarse toast crumbs
"a cup melted butter
2 dozen raw oysters drained
"a cup oyster liquid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-01
Make Your Lenten Meals
ColorfuI and Appealing

for meatless entrees to pep
up your lenten menus and
make them interesting and
appealing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-01

Is combined with tuna, evaporated milk and season.
ings to make the tmbales which in turn are sauced
with cheddar. Surround the timbales with golden
carrots and spears Of green broccoli for main course
that's both eye-appealing and satisfying. ..s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-01
Eggs Milan

2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
" teaspoon salt
" teaspoon pepper
Ia cups milk
" cup grated Parmesan
cheese
! cup mushrooms, sliced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-01
Salmon Bake

l medium eggplant
Q tablespoons butter
l medium onion, minced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12
New documented tests prove that one of
Super Shells ingredients packs extra mileage
into every gallon-for top performance

ONE of the 9 ingredients in Super Shell
~ gasoline is mileage booster called
Platfonnate.
The picture above 'uas snapped just after
Super Shell with Platformate had deIiv-
cred mileage bonus Of 4.33 percent.
That's typical result from series of tests
that Shell engineers recently ran on the out
skirts of San Francisco
Compared two gasoIines
The tests compared two gasolines One was a
gasoline Shell scientists purposely blended
without Platformate.
y The other was Super Shell-the very same
gasoline as before, but with Platformate added.
Test used conventional car
Shell engineers used a. 1862 convertible for
the tests. 1t had a 2S0-horsepower engine with
Scylinders
You may be driving car very much like it
right now.
In test after test, the same driver drove
the car at the same speed, under the same
conditions. Super Shell with Platformate
consistently took the car about percent
farther than an identical quantity of the
gasoline blended without Platformate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12
BoIshoi BoIIet Signs
For Fall u. S. Tour

LONDON, June IL (AP)-
American impresario Sol Hurok
flew in from Warsaw and Mos
COW last night and announced
he had signed up the Bolshoi
Ballet for a 14-week coast-to-
coast tour Of the United States
and Canada next fall.
1.-THE negotiations have taken
me one and a half years." he
said. THE Bolshoi viii open
at the Metropolitan Opera
House in New York on Septem-
Der g."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12

In this process, pressures up to 900 pounds
per square inch and temperatures up to 1000
degrees literally tear petroleum apart. A pre-
,cious platinum catalyst then helps reform the
petroleum into Platformate's supremacy
components.
Super Shell has 9 ingredients
for top perfOrmance
Extra mileage is just one part of the top per-
Torrance story.
Super Shells other ingredients complete
the picture. Take moment to read what they
are and what they do.
TCP'-for power, mileage, longer plug life.
PenIame mix for fast "wam-up." It's made
bytearing petroleum molecules apart, much
the way kindling is split.
Anti-knock tnix-for resistance to all kinds of
knock. Helps control combustion so that
pistons get firm, even push rather than
hard knock.
AAyIa.e- to help control "high-speed knock"
Batane for quick starts.
Gum preventing : to help keep carburetors
clean inside.
Anti-icer-added in cold weather to help
check carburetor icing stalls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12

For more details on these tests, see caption
under big picture. And for technical data,
write to the Shell Oil Company, West 5oth
Street, New York 20, New York.
More energy per gallon
The Plafomate in Super Shell can actually
deliver more energy per gallon than the finest
lOO-octane aviation gasoline.
Your engine can convert this extra energy
into extra mileage.
NOTE: Platfonnate gets its name from the
platinum reforming process used to make it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12
KeOgh Victim
NCrOOks,'
Attorney Says

NEW YORK, June IL CAP)
The defense attorney for a
State Supreme Court justice
accused of conspiracy to OBJ
struct justice says the Brooklyn
jurist and his Congressman
brother are innocent victims
of international crooks"
Attorney Henry Singer tolc
q Federal. court jury in his
summation yesterday tn at
Justice j. Vincent Keogh did
nothing illegal in seeing q Fed
eral judge prior to the sem
fencing in q bankruptcy fraud
case.
Referring to testimony that the
Justices brother, Representa-
tive Eugene ]. Keogh, Demo-
crat of New York, also had
seen the Judge, Mr.. Singer de-
clared that the Congressman
had been "terrifically maligned
in this matter"
els it a crime now to be a
brother?" he asked.
D.. Lunched Together
Justice Keogh is accused with
former Federal Prosecutor FL
lott Kahaner and labor rack
eteer Antonio CTony Ducks)
Corallo of participating in a
$4,000 bride attempt to fix the
bankruptcy fraud case.
The Government charges
that Justice Keogh and
Kahaner shared $4,000 raised
by Corallo to intercede with
Federal Judge Leo F. Rayfiel
in behalf of jukebox operator
Sanford j. Moore, q defendant.
I There is no charge against
Representative Keogh. He
testified as a defense witness
that he knew Of no court fix
attempt.
Justice Keogh and Judge
BAYFIELD, have testified that
they lunched together the day
before Judge Rayfiel was to
sentence Moore and two others
on their pleas Of guilty. Both
Judges have testified there was
nothing improper in the meet
Ding.
Mr.. Singer declared in his
summation. that Justice KeoghI
did not ask Judge Rayfiel for
consideration for Moore, but
told the Judge "a friend asked
for It,"
The friend" was DR.. Robert
Erdman, who has testified that
he passed s22,500 to Justice
,Keogh in an attempt to obtain
q suspended sentence for Moore.
Testified for Government
Or. Erdman and Moore were
indicted along with Judge
fKeogh, Kahaner and Corallo,
but have testified for the Gov
Lernment and viii be tried
separately. Moore. who was
sentenced to three years by
Judge Rayfiel. received q re-
duction to one year.
Mr.. Singer described DR..
Erdman's office as q head
quarters for international
crooks" and. pointing to Justice
Keogh, demanded Of the jury:
r'Shall we destroy him on the
word Of an Erdman?"
II DR.. Erdman really had
tried to get Justice Keogh to
cooperate in q bribery attempt.
Mr.. Singer said, there would
have been an explosion that
3. would have sounded like
the old Dodgers had won the
pennant."
Michael Direnzo, attorney
for Corallo. told the jury in
his summation that without
Erdman there'd never have
been q case" He declared that
DR.. Erdman should have been
sitting right here. with the
prosecution he is a member Of
the prosecution family"
Mr.. Direnzo said DR.. Erdman
and Moore testified against
Corallo to render service to the
Government in return for laid
and assistance"
The trial resumes today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-12

-Ca.7cracked" gasoline-forpower. 1t is the re-
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NOw-HOt Weather Blend
For summer driving, Super Shells nine-ingre-
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top performance even when highways sizzle.
Try thankful of Super Shell hot weather
blend today.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
SPORT NOTES

toughest
Joseph Barrow Billy ng
18th 191 Remember?
City American Leagues hers
in ninth place
organized The
IrOquos Dodgers
had a game moving
intercollegiate game years
New Haven, Conn. Yale WanOped Wesleyan 1874.
August regular hitting
only pitcher many
batting fielding They also first place by five
games
WaIy Len1m Cardinals will the only
League State has
winning
postage the invention of
Michigan frst-string average
pounds At Bell dean of the Cleveland Indians
pitching Aonzo Stage footballs grand old
this
Virginias than 20 games
wagering New York
1861 took the 81 window
Association SO4
last
Billy Angels
League games year. times AZ
casons and played three ties
riding Eddie ArcarOs than
million height tenpn has been Is inches the
Bowling Congress 1895 New
the oldest bowling the nation 1t
completed
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
Game Aug. rs:
Vikings ST. Louis
Cards Pro Grid
Tickefs On Sole

The oVer-the-counter ticket sale
for the Minnesota Vikings-St.
Louis Cardinals professional foot
ball game at Parade Stadium in
Minneapolis Saturday night, Aug
ust %, opened last Monday, Aug.
6 at four Twin Cities locations.
They will be on sale at Day.
tons in both Minneapolis and St.
Paul, Billy and Martyrs in Mime
apolis and Field-Schlick in st.
Paul. Tickets for the National
Football League preseason con-
test sponsored by the Catholic
Welfare Association are priced at
IS.
Following a one-year lapse last
season, this will be the goth annual
game sponsored by the Catholic
Welfare Association and Father
Tom Meagher.
This will be the only local ap-
pearance of the eastern division
Cardinals, who logged a TT record
last season despite wave of Grip
ping injuries. Under new coach
Wally Lemm the talented Cards
are a highly-regarded darkhorse
entry for the 1862 campaign.
For the Vikings, now in train
ing at Bemidji under taskmaster
Norm Van Brocklin, the August
25th date will be their third pre-
season outing. They open exhibit
ton warfare August II against
San Francisco at Seattle and then
meet Los Angeles August 18 at
Portland before returning to Benz
idji to prepare for the Cards.
Tickets can also be obtained
through Catholic parishes and by
mail order to the Catholic Welfare
Association, Citizens Aid Building,
Minneapolis 4, Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
SPo z s
by BILL RRoWER

Chicago (ANP-NIos significance place
mond at Wrgley Field in Chicago
listened
this between
heard the voices Mauy Cepeda
and Wagner.
They making pitch sponsors products.
What significant about that other
thing?
Well place play
have established themselves recall early
Jackie Robinson Campana
other, endorsements slowly to tan players.
But Jackie then Others featured with other
players, gloves
curricular products And television appearances.
This players. Roger
gross something million
a year
This exception players top
prices competition moneymang
But what they get isn't chicken
performer like Wagner Angeles Angels
ready made for the hitting
fielder the American League
picked
of his outstanding exhibitions the yarbO at the and in
a home put he
good managed by Manager Ralph
eventually inning
recognized fielding stirring George
Altmans o left
Wagner playing Chicago fairly
deep. George Leon rushing gliding
sliding grab handed to retire the side
Wills the alstar game the MI Washington,
nearly earlier baseball
Angeles Dodgers shorstop
had 5a hghgong into the astar he
ready to cash in endorsements.
Cmente batting champion Pittsburgh,
Cepeda
outstanding doing
badly Both 3OOpus htters with Cmente
Cepeda among the home pacesetters).
Endorsements pursuits
ahetessupplemena them you
earning power comparatively
short They have make hay while the Shines to be te about it,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
Ernie Davis Develops
MUmps On Eve Of
AIl-Stur Grid Come

Chicago (ANP) - The College
All-Stars football team suffered a
setback virtually on the eve Of its
game with the Green Bay Packers
in Soldiers Field here Friday
Aug. 81 when halfback Ernie
Davis, Syracuse's great All-Amer-
lean star, came down with a case
of the mumps.
Davis ailment was diagnosed by
a team physician following a ser
les of laboratory tests.
Ernie was one of a number of
tan players on the All-Stars ros-
ter.
Later it was learned that Davis
is suffering from a rare blood
malady and may not be able to
compete in pro football this year.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
MINNESOTA VIKING
OFFENSE Defense
ATTVE ORDER OF

len AAAlNG OENDEh UT
SUBSTITUTION
Vets listed in all caps; rockies in
lower CASEY
OFFENSE
LIE - Edmond Francois, Tom
Adams, JUSTIN ROWLAND.
1T - GRADY ALDERMAN,
BOB DENTON.
LG - GERRY HUTH, BOB
DENTON.
C - KEN PETERSON, BILL
.LAPHAM.
RG - MIKE RABoLD, Wayne
Ash, Marshall Shirk.
RT - FRANK YoUsO, Larry
Bowie.
RE - GORDON SMITH, Steve
Stonebreaker.
OBJ - FRAN TARKENTON,
GEORGE SHAW, John McCor-
mick.
LII - HUGH McELHENNY,
TOMMY MASON, Bob Reed,
JAMIE CALEB, Charlie Sears.
RH - JERRY REICHOW, Char
lie Tidwell, Don Krebs.
FB - MEL TRIPLETT, DOUG
MAYBERRY, GLENN SHAW,
RAY HAYES, Gary Fallon.
KICKER - NIKE MERCER.
DEFENSE
LIE - LEBRON SHIELDS,
Mike Hundley.
1T - JIM PREsTEL, PAUL
DICKSON.
RT - Pat Russ, DON JOYCE.
RE - jim MARSHALL, Larry
Bowie.
LIB - CLIFF LIVINGSTON,
CLANCY OSBORNE.
Nib - RIP HAWKINS, DICK
GRECNI, Mick Tingelhoff.
Rib Jim Christopherson,
KARL RUBKE, Roy Winston.
LII - DEAN DERBY, Chuck
Lamson, Bob Mcnamara.
RH - Ed Sharockman, JACK
NORRIS.
Is - CHARLIE SUMNER,
BILL BUTLER.
RS - Larry Guilford, RICH
MosTARDI.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
COAST SPORTLIGHT


Editors NOe Brad Pye LA Sentinel sports editor
pnchhitting l. BrOckenbury
last week..
Angeles Angeles Angels Wagner
nabbed the coveted Arch
Asar Chicago Angeles being called the baseball
this his stealing hitting
game July 10 in his native Washington, DC.
and enabled the
American ride victory style. While the
Freeway subsidized cizenry
pecing the Dodgers bring part Of the action
Football crowdng the little round ball Shrine
High which pits top Southern
Aug.
Aug against newly ntegraed Washington Redskins
debud here with the Redskins Including
Mitchell Nsby
Pittsburgh among the Redskins this
ex-NChgan alAmecan who forced
by a The Redskins signed
physicians his and holds
he figure story year
prepped Springs, respectively.
years tried unsucCessuy get Alfonso
big with the Washington Redskins
Indignation into
operation Thompson And he could make the
grade c. R. Roberts has water his
being early other day
Johnson his contact lenses
a Francisco 49er practice session.
with the best chance to stick with the LA
UCLA taback Bobby Smith the Plain
Dealing Perkins the WORTH Tex native
being called another Paul Tank
Younger Perkins hobby is dane
ing stick with
the
wag day LA Angels have
begun "crayh" At the they barely holding
behind the New Yankees and just
a half game ahead of the Minnesota Twins.
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It's Official!
LiSfon To Train
In Aurora, iii,

Chicago (ANP) - Contrary tc
the secrecy that usually shrouds
practically every negotiation re-
lated in the Floyd Patterson-Son-
ny Liston championship fight, Of
ficials~of the Aurora Downs race
track made a fortnight announce
ment early last week that Liston
will do his final conditioning for
the title bout, Sept. %, at the
track.
Attorneys of the bankrupt track
disclosed that Liston and his ad-
wiser, Jack Nilon of Chester, Pa,
had signed contracts for use Of the
site, beginning Aug. 20. Aurora is
a few miles northwest Of Chicago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17

Acquisitation Of the track as his
training site represents a pre-
fight victory for Lston over Pat
terson, the heavyweight champion.
1t was reported that Patterson's
representatives had inspected the
Aurora Downs location and had
been negotiating for its use.
But apparently the Liston camp
offered the track owners a better
price.
At the time of the Aurora
Downs announcement, Patterson's
representatives were still looking
for camp in the Chicago area.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
FROM HARVE, MONT.
DAILY NEWS

The following is an excerpt from
the Harve Daily News lauding IL
year old Dwight Parker for his sup
erb pitching exhibition in a recent
game. The Havre Daily News
chung to first place in the B Little
League Standings Tuesday with a
Ill record when they registered
a 12-1 win over Mclean Realty on
the strength of a masterful no-hit
pitching performance by Dwight
Parker" Dwight is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Shepard,
former Minneapolis residents, and
grandson of Mrs. Ruth Williams,
1929 Fourth Av. S.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17

Sandy Stephens night against the
Toronto Argonauts, Stephens led
the Alouettes to an impressive g.
Is victory - his first league game
and the clubs opener in the
Eastern Football conference.
According to an APP dispatch,
Sandy outclassed two veteran
Argo quarterbacks, Tobin Rote
and Dublinski. He led the Mont
real team to three tbs in the
space of five minutes and 10 sec
onds of the first quarter.
Sandy threw two touchdown
passes of Is and At yards-one
to halfback George Dixon, the
other to Mary Luster. The third
Allouette touchdown was a two
yard plunge by Stephens.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
Furthermor e

the Indians have Vic Power
gone into their typical second-halt
swoon and have been virtually
eliminated from the American
League race. But Power and the
Minnesota Twins have a shooting
chance to over-take the champion
New York Yankees, although a
sober person wouldn't bet on it.
In July, the Twins swept a
three-game series from the Indians
in Bloomington, Mimi, home OF
the Twins. In the final game
Power embellished the humiliation
of his old teammates by stealing
home with the Twins leading,
to 0.
Il didn't do it, to show anybody
up" he said. Il figure we can use
the run. You're never safe until
you got 1O-to-O lead. If it was
1O-to-O, I wouldn't steal home"
Actually, Power might have
been rubbing it in. In 1859, he
stole home twice against the De-
troit Tigers, the second time pro-
duced the winning run in an ex-
Training game.
Vic says he's most relaxed play
ing for Sam Mele, manager of the
Twins.
Sam Mele lets me play my
game" Power said recently. HE
lets me do anything I want to do.
He told me: Go ahead, steal home
any time you want. Hit and run
any time you want He trust me
to do the right thing and like
it."
Recalling his under-par season
last year, Power said:
Last year I couldn't do that
got to wait for sign before I do
something. Now I'm playing base
ball again. It's a long time since
I steal home. Must be three years,
do it for Joe Gordon a couple OF
times and then 1 get caught and
he says, No more, Vic So I don't
go no more"
Vic is truly a superb man with
the glove. With his batting mark
of .30O-plus, it was a downright
shame that American League
players didn't select him to the
all-star team. No player ever de-
served the distinction more.
But Vic, because Of what many
interpret as showmanship (catch,
ing everything with one hand), is
not popular with the opposition
But right now, Power is ex-
tremely popular in Minnesota-and
that matters a great deal.
Mele gives him credit for solid
flying an infield that is leading
the AL las Of this momenD in
double plays.
He's still a bit miffed about
McGaha's statement in spring
training.
IT think McGaha is a nice guy, y
he says. Lot of people tell me he's
not, but I never had any argument
with him. He's smart fella and Is
serious. But he shouldn't knock
somebody in baseball"
Really, Vic doesn't have to wor-
ny on the basis of his performance
against the Indians this season. He
has been a big man in each of the
Twins victories.
Revenge has been sweet
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
Lawrence BroekenbUrY,
AMP Sports Writer,
Stricken In Detroit

Detroit (ANP) - Lawrence I
Brockenbury, Associated Negro
Press west coast sports represent
alive, was reported in a salts
factory" condition at Ford Hos
pital following a stroke which par
alyzed his right side and left him
unable to talk.
1t has not yet been determined
whether the paralysis is perman-
ent. Brockenbury, author Of west
Coast Sportslight" and sports
writer for the Los Angeles Sen
tinel, was returning from covering
Jackie Robinson's admission to the
Baseball Hall of Fame in Coopers-
town, N. Y, when he was stricken
here.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
Sandy Shows
Glass In Recent
Montreal Victory

Sandy Stephens continues to
fool the experts who didn't think
too highly of his chances to quar-
terback a professional football
team -- AFL, NIL american
football league, National Football
league) or the Canadian league.
The former Gopher All-Amer-
lean was one Of the first players
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17

training camp in Tucson, Ariz
Then Power was traded to the
Minnesota Twins.
The Puerto Rican first baseman,
always sportsmanlike, told Nc
Gaia:
Don't be mad if I lead the
league in batting"
Well, Power was las of last
week. 20 percentage points be-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17

to report to the
Mo n tres al club
training camp
and Immediately
impressed the AL
louette Goa C h e S
with his ability
a n d determine
ton.
Last Frid y
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17
VIC POWERS GREAT COMEBACK
HAUNTS CLEVELAND INDIANS GREATLY
BY Bill Brewer

If any major league player deserves have big laugh
this season. he's Vic Power.
Vic didn't have good last year with the Cleveland
Indians Besides he took the the club house lawyers
who blamed for the Tribes secOnd-half collapse
Then the Indians manager Mel McGaha asper-
SiOns VicS ability especially fielder the Indians
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17

hind the leaders
Pete Runnels
and Nanny Jim
inez but his
.313 mark looked
handsome beside
some of the pale
hose averages Of
the Indians.
Furthermor e
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17

The Continental Bus Company
desegregated terminal restaurants
In Memphis in April, 1851.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17

Brockenbury's column has been
appearing regularly in the Spokes-
man and Recorder papers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-17

the best pair Of rookie players steady
siVely and Rollins the
hitting SlS and LAT hits Tuesday
steadily improving stop position although hitting
below his 1861 During the Twins lS
lot better at the plate, especially against
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