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Evening star., 1962-05-24
WORD GAME
Find 80 or more words in
C HAN TIN

G H A N 7 ! N q
meaning "sing-song." Average
is 27 words. Time limit, 80
minutes.
Rules Of the game: 1. Words must
be Of four or more letters. 2. Words
which acquire four letters by the addi-
ton of S." such as bats" cats"
are not used. 3. Only one form of q
used.
Answer 10 RAINFALL
rail, rain. rani, rial, afar, alar, anil,
anal, aril. aria. naif, nail, farina. fair
fail, fall, fain. fill, final, firm, filar,
fail. flair. frail. frill, lain, lair, liar,
lira.
Evening star., 1962-05-24

@. Where did the word
"chortle" come from?
A. This Is one Of Lewis Car
rolls blend Of ''portmanteau"
words, first used in Through
the Looking Glass" It is prob
ably q blend Of "chuckle" and
"snort"-and that's Just about
what q chortle sounds like.
Other inventions Of this type
from the pen Of Lewis Carroll
include "slithy"--from 1.-THE
and Shiny, and "mimsy"-from
miserable and flimsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17
ITALIAN cREEN BEAN SALAD

IP0ekO0s 70 oUnessl frozen envelope P0Fmssun suOd
b0Gon green beCns dressing mix
"a cup sOlied w0isE y cup sulod Oh
cup vinegar Lettuce Ieuves
tablespoons w0fsr Onion rings
Place green beans and sailed water in saucepan.
Cover Bring to a boil over high heat, separating
frozen beans with fork. Reduce heat. Simmer
until beans are tender-crisp, about 3 minutes.
Drain. Meanwhile. combine vinegar and remain
ing water in jar with tightly fitting cover. Add
salad dressing mix. Shake well. Add salad oil and
shake again. Pour u cup Of the dressing over
beans. Marinate in refrigerator for hours Serve
on lettuce and gamish with onion rings. Accom-
Pany with additional dressing. Yield: portions.
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SPIT RoAsTED DWcKLINc

Thaw duckling. Score skin with sharp knife over
entire bird at intervals of inch. Season inside
and out with salt, pepper, paPrika and one of the
following: chopped garlic, marjOram or poultry
seasoning. If desired, place an orange or apple,
quartered, in cavity. Place on spit. Truss. Cook
"a to hours for S to pound duckling. Brush
with barbecue sauce occasionally during last 30 to
as minutes of cooking. Serve hot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

LADS OWN DAY is any day when he has free range
at the barbecue With singed hands he tests,
tastes, bastes, turns, burns, preparing all with
seasoned authority. And don't think for minute
that steak is always first choice. Recently, as a
judge Of an all-men's national lookout, was
amazed that Is different meats and shell6sh were
grilling on the cookof day. Such variety! Beef
short ribs, racks of lamb lamb shanks veal sweet
breads, saddle Of salmon and birds, birds, birds.
It's anything ON WINGS little or big tame or wild,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

Combine al ingredients. Mix well Yield: about
] cup sauce.
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Bring the ready-mix corn gems hot from the oven.
If it's day Of rain, move the party inside, do
the cooking in the kitchen The only thing missing,
the smell of smoke, the nations favorite favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

AHIs TERRACE LUNCHEON is planned to please
the girls" on Saturday when the men" 20
gOl6ng. Broth on the rocks. Sip leisurely while
the Rumaki sizzles Scramble the eggs last minute
in pan on grill. Salad waits in the refrigerator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

OLD TIME RING CIAMBAKE is new kind of beach
barbecue getting the raves by Long Island boating
families. It's new, but old, revival lookout
dating back to Colonial times and before. Baking
clans ON the beach had -,eoasiavsJ on Bone 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

turkey or duck. Here it's duckling. While the
feast slowly turns on the spit, calm impatient
apPetites. with this easy done CazpachO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17
MARINATED MUSHROOM SALAD

MARINATED MUSHROOM SALAD
" cup vinsSuv z cons II ounces ooshl
tablespoons wuiOr mOshroOm cops, droiOsd
] envelope PoTmss0n SGi0d small onion diced
dressing mix 2 Tablespoons chopped
Is cup sulod oil green pepper
cup fresh mushroom cops teaspoons diced pimisno
OF Lettuce wedges
Combine vinegar and water in jar with tight fitting
cover. Add salad dressing mix; shake well. Add
salad oil and shake again. Combine mushrooms,
onion, green pepper and pimientO in bowl. Pour
n cup of the salad dressing over vegetables.
Refrigerate overnight. Serve over lettuce wedges.
Refrigerate remaining dressing for future use.
Yield: portions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17
RUMAkI

cup oH-pVEpOss burbocvs u pound chicken Evors
soVes OF, OA-pOrposs Y pound l0boVfl b0con
smoky barbecue sOUes strips, cut n holt,
"a msdiUm onion, chopped erOsswiss
2 tablespoons red wine 2 cons Is ounces s0chD
teaspoons OF wGisv ehssinVts, druissd
Combine barbecue sauce, onion, wine and oil in
bowl. Trim livers. Cut into l-inch pieces. Mari
nate ivers in sauce for As minutes. Wrap each
piece Of liver with strip of bacon. Alternately
spear water chestnuts and wrapped liver pieces on
small skewers, beginning and ending with water
chestnuts. Cook over charcoal FIRE, turning sew
eral times until done. Serve with additional bar
becue sauce, if desired. Yield: about Is hors
doeuvre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

v cup olive oil
2 Tablespoons wine vinegar
] smoH Glove s0riie, minced
D0sh Of hot pepper sOVes
Dosh Of s0iS and pepper
lemon or lime slices
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Three menus
to keep griILs hot

sprinkle with cinnamon. Wrap each half securely
in double thickness Of aluminium foil Place cut
side up on grill over glowing Goals for 20 minutes
= breakfast dessert.
BEEFsTEAk AND KIDNEYS ON sKEwERs
pound leon bssf. cut into I-inch cubss
] cup MOTin0ds Iscps bslowl
8 p0irs I0mb kidnsys
" cup messd butter or muroorins
con ~ OVncssl pnsOppis ehUnks, JFuiDsd
bOcon slices, pOriiuHy cooked
Add beef to Marinade. Refrigerate about 6 hours.
Wash kidneys and remove membrane. Dip kidneys
in butter. String kidneys, beef, pineapple and
bacon on skewers. Grill inches above the Goals
about minutes, turning once or twice. Yield:
6portiOns.
MGEin0de:
tablespoons red wine " isospOOn fcvorfs herb
Tablespoons soy SuUes " isuspOOn mOnosOdiOn
2 Tablespoons g0ris vinegar gktom0is
2 tablespoons Oh "a teaspoon pepper
"a te0spOon soh
Combine al ingredients. Mix well. Yield: about
cup sauce.
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Combine all ingredients in large bowl. Cover and
let stand in refrigerator at least hours. Serve in
well chilled bowls. Carnish with lemon or lime
slice. Yield: a portions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

"a ieuapoOn fuvoriis herb
"a is0spoOn mOnosod6m
gkvium0i0
"a teaspoon pepper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

TINS WEEK MasorISs I June ". ISS2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

] con iI0M oOnessl
condensed fomGto soup
] soup con w0tsr
] cup thinly diced cvcUmbsr
"a cup finely chopped
green pepper
u cup minced onion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18
Enqineers Schedule
Achievement Week

The contributions of the en-.
gineering profession will be
noted in various programs
throughout the country this
week as part Of National Engi.
neers Week.
The observance will include
career conferences in schools
exhibits on engineering achieve
Iments, guided tours through in
dustrial plants, and programs
by civic and student groups
throughout the Nation.
The theme of this years OBJ
servance is Economic Growth
Through Professional Engineer
ing"
Radio, nv Talks
The week-long observance
here will begin with a panel
discussion of the engineering
profession at noon today over
television station WTOP, Chan
mel 8, featuring six speakers
representing the armed serv-
ices. private industry and SCI
entific groups.
Radio station WRC at 1915
pm. tomorrow will carry an in
terview with Paul H. Robins,
executive director of the Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18

tional Society of professional,
Engineers, and Donald Mar.
lowe Of Catholic University
president Of the District So
ciety of Professional Engineers
The annual Engineers, Sci
entistS and Architects Day will
be held at $3.50 am. Wednes-
day in the Presidential Arms
To Honor Teachers
DR.. Robert C. Seamans, jr.,
associate administrator of the
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, will speak at
IA 1890 pm. luncheon meeting
at the hotel.
The event will feature an
awards program which will
honor IL elementary and Sec
ondary school science teachers
in the Metropolitan area and
three young professionals in
either engineering, science or
architecture.
The program is sponsored by
the District Council of Engi-
neering and Architectural So
cieties, the District Society of
Professional Engineers and the
Washington Academy of Sci
enceS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18

was discovered to have a gastric
homunculus, Latin for little
man." The little man" tumor
had muscle, bone and nerve It's
sue, brain tissue, honey plates
suggestive of a skull and an
upper extremity like that found
in unborn children two months
after conception.
The tumor gained its blood
supple from its own short I'M
bilical cord attached to one of
the infants blood vessels.
Surgeons Report Case
The case was reported yester-
day in the Georgetown Medical
Bulletin by Capt. Thomas C.
Lee, former chief resident in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18

surgery at Georgetown and
now chief of surgery at Home
stead Air Force Base, Fla, and
DR.. David H. Bachhuber, a
Georgetown resident surgeon
now at District General Hospi-
tai.
The infant was born to par
ents with no known history OF
birth abnormalities. The Moth
err had had three normal chill
dren.
After a complicated delivery
the physicians found the in
FAINT had an extremely large
abdomen. Its circumference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18

was one-seventh larger thar
the infants head.
The infant could barely
breathe because Of the pressure
from the tumor. So three hours
after birth, surgery was under
taken.
Pressure Relieved
AS soon as the abdomen was
opened, the infants color and
heart tone improved because
of the relief from pressure.
The tumor was removed. II
weighed II ounces and was
more than three inches long
The infant held his own for
26 hours after the operation,
but then began losing ground.
Autopsy revealed internal bleed
ing, which probably resulted
from the difficult delivery rath-
err than the emergency opera
ton. The sutures from the
operation were found to be
secure.
The only other known cases
of little man" gastric tumors
we're reported in 1943 and 1852
in 3-month-old and 7-month-
old infants.
Theories attempting to ex-
plain the phenomenon maintain
that the humuculus is an in
cluded twin, the result of mis-
placed and wildly growing sex
cells, or the result of one cell
being displaced early in embry-
onic life and developing of it's
own accord.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18
Boby's Birth Reveals
Rare Medical Event
BY WILLIAM GRIGG
Star Staff Writer

baby carrying the beginnings of second infant in his
stomach cavity born Georgetown University Hospital
last yearreportedy only the third of its kind in the
worlds medical history.
The baby died 40 hours after delivery the report
ed yesterday.
Born with extremely large abdomen the infant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
THURSDAY NiHsyj
q HENNESEY.


Comedy "Hennesey Meets Mrs. Horatio
Grief" Jackie Cooper stars. tRepeatO
q ASSIGNMENT: UNDERWATER.
Adventure Bill Williams stars. (Repeat0
30 q WIDE COUNTRY.
Adventure. l Hour. "The Girl in the
Sunshine Smile" An exotic carnival
dancer tAnne Heinz charms young
Guthrie tAndrew Prine) and fights eff
forts of his brother tEar Holliman) to
break up their romance.
q PETER GUNN.
Crime. Craig Stevens stars. (Repeat.)
q 0ZZIE AND HARRIET SHOW.
Comedy. "Rick Sends a Picture" A
girl gets romantic when a photo Of
Rick goes astray. Pamela Austin is
featured.
Thursday Listinss Cont. on Next Pose
Evening star., 1962-09-12
CiVitun President
To Be Feted Here

Civilians Of the Washington
area and Chesapeake district
will be hosts to their president,
Fritz Kuler Of Dallas, Tex, this
week end and three days next
week at the Statler Hilton
Hotel. Mr.. Kuler will lead the
Civitan delegation at the Ma
tional Citizenship Conference
Mr.. Kuler will also visit the
Civitan club in Baltimore.
While in Washington, Mr..
Kuler will speak at the May
flower Hotel on Monday about
Evening star., 1962-09-12
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WRC a. Mystery
Theater. Change Of Heart. .
A blind criminologist exposes
himself to possible death in
an effort to solve one muir
der and prevent another.
Robert Middleton. Dick Sar-
gent. Evan Evans.
lilo, WTTG (5-Hollywood's
Finest. Girl Trouble" Silly
wartime comedy. Don AM
eche, Joan Bennett Q942).
11:3O, WMAL (D - Movie
Navy Wife" A command
er's family experiences un-
familiarity with the Jap
anese manners and Gus
toms. Weak comedy. Joan
Bennett, Gary Merrill
Q956).
1855, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show. Hunted Men" A
gangster gets a new set of
values. Lloyd Nolan, Mary
Carlisle 1880.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Agricultural Films
To Mark Anniversary

The Agriculture Department
has announced that one of the
features of it's Tooth anniver-
sary celebration will be a
three-day showing of agricul-
tural films.
The Centennial Film Festi-
val. to be held November 7-9,
will be the first ever held in
this country devoted exclusive
ly to agricultural films.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

Michael, a senior at Maryland
State. Mrs. Pringle says she
tried to send a congratulatory
wire that night to her son and
when she finally raised West
ern Union, heard the good
news that the delay was caused
by wires sent by many other
well-wishers.
Hes been singing since he
was three" his mother said.
Experience has been his
teacher"
Press Junketer: Gaping the
recent spate of visits by TV
stars was the appearance in the
Willard lobby yesterday of a
handsome performer who an
|swers to the name of Prince. He
seemed bored by it all and I
can't say I blame him. Anyway,
Prince is featured in a new
NBC series called Don't Call Me
Charliel and If you think there
is a double doing HIS tricks,
forget it. His owner, actress
trainer Dorothy Crider, reports
that his previous TV credits in
clude seven free-fall parachute
Jumps for another series. Fur
thermore." she says, 'he loved
it," Miss Crider trains all the
animals for the comedy show,
the central character of which
is a veterinarian, and is hop
ing to get a raven she owns on
soon. Trouble is. the raven
only says Get out Of the SWIM
ming pool
Incidental note: Miss Crider.
who belongs to four unions,
found she had to join a fifth
because she works with animals
and transports them to the
stages. She's the prettiest
Teamster I've ever seen.
On the Run: Jack Paar has
been away long enough for
some stories to make the
rounds, the choicest of which
repeatedly takes place at the
Stage Delicatessen. Did
you hear that they're taping
Paar's show now," a customer
asks. "Paar's mouth they
should tape" the owner rasps.
Those delightful Muppets,
who no longer have a steady
local outlet, are still in demand
on the network. :. They'll do
two spots on the Today show
tomorrow morning. william
Conrad, the original Matt Dill
Ion on Gunsmoke (radio), will
play a hospital ship doctor in
Jack Webb's first True drama
September 80 for CBS-TV.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Bridges Gets
NoisyStort
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY


Associated Press Radio-Tv Writer
NEW YORK. Sept. l2-The
1962-63 television season was
off. even though not exactly
running. last night as CHS
Lloyd Bridges Show" had its
premiere.
In his new role he is Adam
Shepherd, writer of fact and
fiction for newspapers and
magazines, Of short stories and
novels"
Our hero was at the head of
a mine where there had been a
disaster, and everybody was
talking about an unknown
doctor who had gone down to
administer to three trapped
men.
Then Adam climbed into the
Docs car. All of a sudden he
started to disappear in some
sort Of a twinkly effect and
then emerged as a young doc
tor returning to his fathers
Greek village. The programs S
weekly device will be that
twinkly dissolve, so that
Bridges will always be playing
dual roles.
Last nights story was one of
those noisy, roistering efforts,
full of simple Greek peasants
drinking local wine and max
ing merry over the birth of a
child while scheming to make
the doctor stay to care for
them.
1t was all pretty confusing
Maybe the plots will improve
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Religious Glasses

Registration for religious
classes Of exceptional children
in the Washington Archdiocese
will close Saturday at st. Je-
rome's Catholic Church rectory,
5205 Forty-third avenue, Hy-
attsville. Md. Glasses will begin
at 10 am. September 80 under
the direction of the Rev. Rob-
ert Pfleger, assistant pastor.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

and floundered desperately
thereafter.
"It almost ruined them" he
said.
Hayes observation also
holds even for those one-shot
exposures on the late night
series or a showcase such as
Talent Scouts. Good things can
happen-but only if the per-
former is ready.
A young Washington singer
Is the latest case in point.
Sure, Valentine Pringle, jr.,
walloped Talent Scouts a few
weeks ago with his delivery Of
The Battle Hymn Of the Re-
public" but no voice. not even
a rich bass baritone's like
Pringle's, goes marching on
without shrewd back-stage
help. For example:
Q Pringle was signed a year
ago by Harry Belafonte, in a
Washington club CThe Bohe-
mian Caverns. 11th and U).
Since then, Belafonte's aides
have been carefully grooming
the untutored singer.
q The TV appearance was
smartly timed to precede an
audition for a Broadway show.
the signing of an agent and a
recording contract.
It worked, too. Pringle won
the part lin The Moon Be-
sieged"), an album which will
be cut soon. and if you want
him for a concert, contact the
Agency for the Performing Arts.
It's a fine beginning-but there
wasn't anything magical about
IL. just nara WOrK.
His Talent Scouts appear
ance, incidentally, may have
been the most looked-at enter
tainment show Of the year by
State Department employees.
Valentines mother, Anna,
works in the Cultural Ex-
change division and her boss,
Robert L. Richards, sent out a
Statewide alert about his TV
debut. Also busting their but
tons by the set that night were
father Valentine ST., a veteran
construction worker, sister
Courtney. a teacher in Prince
Georges County, and brother
Evening star., 1962-09-12

Constitution Day. On Tuesday
a dinner meeting of the Alex
andria club viii be held and
Mr.. Kuler will talk on Build
ers Of Good Citizenship"
Evening star., 1962-09-12
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tontohts top shotOs preuietDed BY TV KEYS staff
1ho attend TehedTSdls match screenings and dnayze
scripts in NeU York. HollytOood elsewhere
opinions are offered as guide to vieUers
Howard K stimulating and timely half
hour conversation between Mr. Smith and Vice Admiral
Hyman g. Rickover the shortcomings of educa-
tona system Admiral Rickover makes convincing
of need to improve the intellectual climate in
schools he the rate Of intensive study abroad
in the wake of European industrial expansion 73O pm
WMAL-7.
U. S. Steel HOurThe Inner Panic" There's appealing
sweetness in this tale about suffering boys fear of
meeting his responsibilities in adult world Although 1t
paints too picture of the help he gets along the way
Lenne played by Tommy Sands will keep you roofing
him too. 10 pm, WTOP-9.
Naked CyThe One Marked Hot Gives Cold" Repeat) An
oddly touching story about the relationship between dis
usioned man and innocent child. Much of 1t is
DONE but the featuring Robert Duva and Lori
Heineman beautifully played and well written 10 pm
WNdAL,-7
Tongh-News correspondent Harrison Salisbury
and Fred Gwynne Gear SAD Producer Mervyn lie Roy,
Coincidence Pat Carroll, and Singers Lambert Hendricks
and Bozan join Art Lnketter tonight. (Color 1850 pm
WRC4.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
ON THE AIR
ON The AIR
Making the Most
Of V Break
THE EVENING STAR
Washisston, D. c.
"Wednesday, Sept. II. 1862
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

Danny Kaye making serious point about Tv here
the other day that it make star out of unknown
performer with four five appearances but also sex
plode talent beyond his real abilities Whereupon he cited
two of performers who hit Tv for brief period
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03
MI ALL-STAR ROSTER

CINCINNATI July 8 CAP).-Beow is the complete
roster Of the National League AStar squad which will
meet the American Leaguers at Washington July TO-
Starting players listed first except for the pitcher
The number of times each player has been the ALL
Star SGaad is shown in parentheses.
PITCHERS-Don Drysdale. Los Angeles go; Dick
Farrell, Houston (2); Bob Gibson st. Louis 3D. Sandy
Koufax Los Angeles Cd; Juan Maricha San Francisco
%; Bob PJrkey, Cincinnati 80; Bob Shaw, Milwau-
kee %.
CATCHERS-Del Crandan, Milwaukee %; John
RoSeboro, Los Angeles go.
FIRST BASE-orlando Cepeda, San Francisco %;
Ernie Banks. Chicago 90.
SECOND BASE-Bfn Mazeroski, Pittsburgh 90:
Frank Boiling, Milwaukee co.
SHORTSTOP-Dick Groat Pittsburgh go; Maury
Wills, Los Angeles az.
THIRD BAsE-Ken Boyer. ST. Louis (5); Jim Day.
export, San Francisco %.
LEFTFIELD-Tommy Davis Los Angeles ID; Stan
Musial, St. Louis (19)
CENTERFIELD- Willie Mays. San Francisco (s);
Hank Aaron, Milwaukee 49,
Northumberland lemente, Pittsburgh 90;
Felipe Alou, San Francisco ID.
UTILITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AShburn, New
York (5): John Callison, Philadelphia Cd.
COACHES-Casey Stengel. New York; Johnny
Keane St. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03
Donovan Proves
Stopper De Luxe
In 2-Hit Triumph

Phil Linz single each &C
counted for one run and Tom
fresh drove in two more with
a single in the Yanks' winning
rally.
A lead-off homer by George
Alusik triggered a four-run
Kansas City seventh inning
that tied the score and chased
Bill Stafford. Luis Arroyo got
the victory in relief, his first
against two losses this season.
Two straight force outs at the
plate helped Boston out of
an eighth-inning jam and
dropped Minnesota a full game
back of Cleveland. With the
bases loaded and none out in
the eighth, the Red SoX' Mike
Fornieles got Bob Allison to
bounce back to the mound and
Earl Battey to ground to third.
Bernie Allen then flied to CEN
ter to end the threat. Ed
BreSsoud drove in three runs,
including two on a single in the
sixth that put Boston ahead
to stay.
Sam Jones Q-2) struck out
10 and scattered six hits in
pitching the Tigers past Chi
cago. He had a shutout going
until AL Smith hit a homer in
the ninth. Norm Cash hit his
21st homer of the season for
the Tigers.