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Arizona tribune., 1962-06-29
HIGH COURT SAYS
MISSISSIPPIU..
MUST ADMIT NEGRO

NEW ORLEANS The u. S.
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
ordered an injunction to force the
all-white University of Missis-
sippi to admit James H. Mere
dith, a 28-year-old Negro Air
Force veteran.
1t will be the first federal
court desegregation order aimed
at Mississippi.
In a I'll opinion, the court
ruled that Meredith "applica-
tion for transfer to the Univer-
sity of Mississippi was turned
down solely because he was a
Negro.
The decision capped a IT,
month legal battle by Meredith,
who is now attending Jackson,
Miss, State (Negro) College.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-29
NAACP WORKERS
JAILED IN ILLINOIS

NEW YORK = Roy wilkins,
executive secretary of NAACP
has asked Mayor Schliesher of
Rockford, ILL.,, to make a pub
lie apology" for the arrest of
NAACP officers and me mbers for
participating in a tag day So
licitation for the local NAACP
branch.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-29
COMING
AND GOING

Mrs. Cellar Hardy will spend
two months visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Calvin Harris in ST..
Louis, Missouri.
Mrs. Ruby Stuart will vaca-
tion in Detroit, Michigan.
Mrs. Mamie Lewis, Palmdale
teacher, 2345 E. Nancy Lane is
vacationing with her family at
Thoma sville, Georgia.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-29
ROBINSON TO MEET
ANOTHER MOYER

LOS ANGELES, Calf. Match
maker Joe Louis announces Ray
(Sugar) Robinson will be paired
with Phil Meyer in boxing ma tch
at the Sports Arena on July 9.
Robinson lost his last Amer
lean bout to Phil younger broth
er, Dennis.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-29
BRIDGE TOURNEY
MOVED TO OPEN CLUB

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. : A char
ity bridge tournament which was
scheduled to be held at club
which forbids Negroes has been
moved to an integrated place, the
Indiana State Teachers Associa-
tion building.
The tournament was planned to
raise funds for the Family Ser
vice Association, one of the COM
munity sponsored welfare pro-
grams.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-29
NEGROES MAY HAVE
PRIVATE ROOMS

DURHAM, NC. Duke Univer-
sity Hospital officials have an
nounced the hospital will begin
admitting Negroes to private
rooms.
Duke has been admitting Ne
groes to the hospital for more
than 80 years but this is the first
time they will be permitted to
occupy private rooms. Previous
ly they had been admitted to
wards.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-29

State Senator Joe Haldiman,
Jr., Democrat Maricopa, an
nounced his candidacy for the
G overnor of Arizona. subject to
the primary election.
IF | succeed in this venture,
Haldiman said. ''The symbolic
implement of my office will be
sharp spade. not dinner fork.
honestly believe that Arizona
has an urgent need for chief
executive willing and able to dig
into the states problems and
try with all his might to unearth
sound solutions mot just discuss
them at luncheons and banquets.
Haldiman pointed to the repeal
in 1855 of the 2 per cent sales
tax on goods manufactured for
the Federal Government, which
he introduced.
AS result of the adoption of
this bill several electronic firms
have moved to the state.
He was born in Phoenix 40
years ago. He attended city gram
mar schools. After completing
high school he studied at Phoenix
College and Arizona State Uni
versity. He served in the u. S.
Air Force.
Following World War II he
joined his family's firm, Haldi-
man Brothers Insurance Agency,
rising to his present position as
vice president and treasurer.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. George Heard pose traditional wedding
photograph following the ceremony Mt Calvary Baptist Church.
Sunday, June "a. Rev. C. N. Hall officiated
bride Miss Hutchinson daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hutchinson, 2506 W. Madison. She
graduate Carl Hayden High School, She attended Phoenix College
and Flair Modelling School.
The groom the Mr.. and Mrs. Grangent Heard 24l2
Marguerite graduate Mountain High School, he
the University of New Mexico Bobby Heard
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-29

district parks tournament
held Friday, June % at Herrera School.
Bearden IL her sister, Sylvia TO- both brought home
ribbons and younger sister
proved be ping pong game champion.
Both attend Herrera School and they competed the Easake
Park teams
They like swim and Maxine plays the clarinet.
They daughters Mrs. Cecil Bearden, 1917 Southern
Pacific Drive. Photo-Ed Banks
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-03-09
By CHARLES COHOON
Director of Probation

North Carolina has many rea-
sons to be proud of it's State Pro-
baton System. 1t rests on a sound
legal framework. We have staff
of able and dedicated probation
officers working under the immed-
late supervision of experienced and
competent supervisors. We are ex-
panding and improving our in-serv-
ice training program with the CO.
operation of the University of
North Cardinals Institute of Gov
eminent. We are promoting the
growth Of probation as an integral
part Of a coordinated system of
criminal justice.
Use OF Probation
From the establishment of the
State Probation System on I Nov
ember 1887 to the completion Of
its Path year of service on Oct
ober 81, 1861, a total Of 43,441 pro-
bationers were received for super
vision. During the first year, 1925
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-03-09

EWT hello I'M FHH WIVITTUU WTTIe8H 1I77777
Over seventv-three nercent Of
orr probation Officers are college
GRADUATES. most Of the others have
two 81 more wears 81 college train.
ing. The few who have never been
t0 college have been probation Off
GERS for more than 10 years and
make up in experience what they
Lack in formal training. All Of our
probation officers have completed
from one to five courses in training
in probation law, principles, and
techniques at the University Of
North Cardinals Institute OF Gov
eminent. They have received on
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-03-09
ST. PATRICK GREEN
USED FOR GARDEN CLUB
Beausifieaiion Projects Include Maniso
Elementary School and Com
munitY BUILDING

The March meeting of the Roa-
noke Garden Club was held at the
home of Mrs. Virgie Sobel in Wan
cheese. The decorations pointed up
green in honor of st. Patrick who
is particularly associated with
March.
The Club is pleased to announce
that the beautifcaHon project at
the Elementary School is COM
pleted. Thirty-eight pyracanthas.
four dogwooas and two crepe myr-
ties have been set out along the
playground fence. This also serves
as q roadside Identification project
as the planting is along main high
way "a. As soon as the work on the
Community Building is finished the
Club will attend to the planting of
some decorative shrubs there. {;
Officers for the coming year
were elected: president, Mrs. Lois
Bridges; vice-president, Mrs. Pete
Daniels; secretary, Mrs. Hazel
Meekins; treasurer, Mrs. Melvin
jackson.
After the business meeting an
interesting program of slides, with
a running commentary, relating to
Hawaii and Japan was enjoyed.
Hostesses assisting Mrs. Sobel
were Mrs. J. w. Davis, Mrs. Pete.
Daniels, Mrs. Royden Tillett and
Mrs. Virginia Davis.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-03-09

Warn l.nNQiyQd During tha 0Ath
,.aa,. ) e7o 49,. ,...a;.-e, T,.s 80,
90 1900 Wy @ .a'
proDasloh case ioao increased from
Ills at the end OF the first yeaI
to 8, 46S at the end Of the oath year.
MANY states have reported the
use OF probation in over fifty per
cent of cases of conviction. One
state uses probation in eighty per-
cent of its cases. A recent study
disclosed that California had on
probation nearly twice the number
of persons in prison or ON parole.
Thara ,,,a,.a !, aoA r,.;sora,.s !,
a. MAJ. rouai;,,a pvsas &C.,, :.
~ +ha era - Octahar ,rall o,,a,.
tr,;c. +ha ,,,,,,,,,er - ,,,.,hst;o,,a,.s
80 ~ ',,,,y;a,. ..,,,,s,-,; *, IT, p,;
son nans,.tr,art ,.sce;veJ ! ee1 r,;s.
onars from ths courts n octaher.
NC ,.ca;,,a1 On, ,,.oha.;orars
Success oi flo0a'ioh
The relatively low use OF pro-
baton IN North Carolina is not OF
consequence OF a high revocation
rate. Less than ~ percent OF our
probation cases have been terminal
ed by revocation. Studies disclose an
average revocation rate OF about 20
percent for a wide range of pro-
baton departments in the United
States and abroad. Over eighty
percent of our practitioners have
found their way out from under the
shadow of impending Imprisonment
into the bright light of full free
dom.
Economies of Probation
What is it worth 10 the State to
save an individual from the stigma
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-03-09
w. f. BAUlM'S NAME
PUSHED BY COUNTY
FOR BRIDGE TITLE

An effort to name the Roanoke
Sound Bridge for w. F. Baum is
now underway by several members
of the Dare County Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners and a resolution
is expected to pass at their next
meeting on April 2 requesting the
N. C. State Highway Commission
er, Merrill Evans, to officially des-
ignate the structure with Baum's
name.
Baum, Chairman of the Dare
County Board: of COMMISSIONERS was
the driving force in an effort to
complete the span over Roanoke
Island and was responsible in large
measure for the number of con-
'tributions, $150,000 in all, which
enabled the bridges erection. Mr..
Baum was chairman Of the board
from 1924 through 1928 and re-
ceived a great deal of adverse cri-
ticism for his part in making the
bridge a reality, in 1928 when it
was completed. Since 1928, WASH
ington Baum has served as judge
of Dare County Recorders Court
and has held that position longer
than any other magistrate on the
bench in North Carolina.
Efforts naming the bridge for
the Judge were initiated by Mel
win Daniels, Registrar Of Deeds who
wrote the highway commissioner
recommending that Baum's name
be used for the structure which is
now designated as the Roanoke
Sound Bridge. 'sa
Evans, in his reply, indicated that
action by the Dare County Board
Of Commissioners would be nee
cessary before final action is taken
10y. the highway commission. Dan
iels has stated that. three members
of the commission board have al
ready expressed an interet In nam
ing the bridge for Baum; they
are David Stick, chairman, Law
renee Swain and George Fuller.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-03-09
excessive caseloads.
r..nto.3.

excessive caseloads.
Caseloads
Our supervision caseloads now
average close to 100 cases f6r Zach
officer. Over. one third Of our staff
supervise more than 100 proba-
TONERS, and the caseload of some
officers averages over l4O These
figures do not include court inves-
LEGATIONS and reports. Each proba-
ton officer is being called upon 70
make approximately 200 investiga-
tions and reports in the course Of q
year.
The American Correctional As
ISOLATION considers one investiga-
ton to be equal to five supervisions
and recommends a so unit workload
as a maximum. The Federal Pro-
baton System estimates that it re-
quires four times the work of SUI
pe1yising one Probationer to make
the usual pre-sentence investiga-
ton. Using this basic, the Federal
Probation System considers rs as
the proper caseload for each Off
Ger. Using either standard and
either formula, it is apparent that
North Cardinals probation case
loads are too high.
Interstate Compact
The interstate compact is an
agreement among all so states to
handle practitioners from one state
who reside in another. We are cur
rently supervising about 200 cases
from other states and sending q
like number out of the state. We
also conduct investigations in many
cases where the ultimate result is
not probation or where the pro-
bationer does not receive permits
sion to come to North Carolina.
There is considerable danger that
our work load under this compact
will increase greatly as more states
make greater use Of probation.
Field Staff
Additions to our field staff have
been made from time to time in an
attempt to reduce caseloads and in
crease probation services. Eleven
men and three women comprised
the original staff Of probation Off
GERS. An additional man was em-
- - , n
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1962-03-09

WIN. CHARLES CoHoON, former
TyrreH Representative and bust
nessnan who last year was ap-
pointed to the post of director Of
North Cardinals probation system,
recently prepared a lengthy arti-
Gle concerning the system. It is
printed herewith, and should pro-
vide interesting reading, particular
ly among those familiar with Mr..
Cohoon.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

II will omoze you how REQ
sonoby you con enjoy the
fomous "CUSTOMCRAFT"s-
monship OF O CUSTOM
CRAFT RECREATION ROOM.
Ask someone in your neigh
borhood TO show you theirs.
kentile floors Armstrong
ceilings . knof'ypine is #2
select pre-poekoged
loUon IS "A" foce. roiory cUt.
V-grooved f~o-coot looqUer
pre-finished with mofchinq
trim.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
ADD-A-LEVEL

A whole second floor
10 double fhe SIZE OF
your house A. our
pnces there IS no need
10 move for thot erro
spoce
Evening star., 1962-12-16

UP AND OVER
Where your oftic doesn't
have sUfhcient ceiling
height Don't give Up
nh you tolk 10 Us.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

Designed in your choice Of moteriols We
ore the only eompony in Washington oreo
'hof will build O ioloUsie porch from foot
ings 10 root. wire, ponel inside ond point
without sUb-confroetng on hours lobor.
Mony plons ond styles OF screens. ioL
oUsies, owning ond doUbIe-huns en-
closures 10 choose from.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

SINGLE ROOM
The greo'esi
VolUe on o dollor- per
squore-foot bosis on the
morkei ldeol for ihot
much needed estro bed.
room.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
HELP-MEH
ROOFING SUPERVISOR

Must have thorough knowledge Of
all types Of roofing. especially
ouilt-uD roofing. TTansp. fur
nished. Permanent, excel. WORKING
s91ai;fi snoF;fiNEG.a GaeasiSn aoS5 esei sSo yIRqINIA
St. Alex. Va. XII. e-37On.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
SALESMAN

Dental supply for territory in
northern Va. and d. G. Prefer
man with some dental backRround.
Old well established Company. cal
MT. r. E. JEFFRIES, IA. a
9l93 after . pm. Tues.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

MOTOR FREIGHT, exper. man
needed for heavy LTL operations
washington area. top salary,
other usual benefits. Contact
J. /. GUTHRIE, Eastern 7-1s0O.
Baltimore. collect.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Statesmen

A prominent national sales orEsni-
zatton is interested in enlarging
Us washington office BY adding
cants should be age 2l-45, resi-
dent Of area for 3 years and in-
terested in career with un-
matched financial opportunity.
Should be earning in 5 figures in
3 yrs. Our present staff knows
about this ad. Write In confidence.
BOX l1A-J Star
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Programmer, Scientific

For research laboratory Of major
chemical company in rural How.
ard Co., Md. 2 to 3 years college
math required with programminG
experience on IBM $50, 1920 OF
similar computer, Permanent DO.
Sition with liberal fringe benefits
w. r. GRACE g. CO.
2 Nj. West of Rte. 20 on Rte. S2
CLARKSVILLE, ND.
TEL: 301-531 -5711
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Evening star., 1962-09-02

REAL ESTATE. live Hyattsville Of
flee needs 2 experienced sales
men to round out our sales force.
Will consider training q man with
good qualifications. No part time.
The men We select must be will
ing to work and expect good re-
muneration. For appt., call Mr..
McDOwell. AP. 7-4646.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
PROGRAMMES

College degree or equivalent. at
least 2 yrs. exper. on large OF
intermediate size Digital eomput-
ers using magnetic tape. Salary
open. Also positions for operators
without college with substantial
experience. WILLIS q HARIWELIi
M nn a Until : nm IN on I'm T9esdaS aSii
Evening star., 1962-09-02

JANIToRS, apt. hldgs.. ne. NV.
5000. Apply Tues an. ABBEY
Evening star., 1962-09-02
PROMOTER
PROPERTY MANAGER

L IlNJI Ell i I NlANhGEh
Prominent real estate organizatio
has opening for vital, ambitious,
experienced man with good ad-
ministrative ability, excellent op-
portunity for qualified person
seeking advancement with active
expanding firm. $500 to $4,000
to start, with increase in accord
ance with production. All answers
should contain all information
necessary to qualify for position,
Box 334-z. Star.
PURCHASING AGENT, must have
thorough knowledge Of general
construction business incl. plumb
ing ad heating exper. Essential
that person be familiar with all
supply houses in Balto.-D. c. vic.
Box 1867. Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, exper
Va. Want man capable of taking
part ownership interest and grow
with prominent NILS firm, Gail
MR.. MILKEY. IA. 7-025O.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Full
time, licensed. S42 wk. salary plus
regular commission. Apply between
and 3 pm. T. w. MOORE CO.,
Rm; 316, 1918 14th st. NV. AID.
4-03S3.
REAL ESTATE MANAGER for gem
ernal brokerage office and large
sub-divisions. OR. 4-S500, UN. 4
Evening star., 1962-09-02
HELP MEN
OFFSET PREssMEN AND

Openings for quality minded strip
pers experienced in fouF-eolor pro-
cess ana ouahty minded pressmen
experienced on Miehle 29s.
Positions with q high quality, we'll
known and established commercial
printer located IN Rochester. N. Y.
Excellent benefits. air conditioned,
modern facilities. 35-hour week.
Company has steady history OF
growth, stable employment and
national reputation for top quail
lty work. Union membership re-
Quired after 80 days. Reply in
confidence BY sending resume 10
personnel Manager, p. D. Box 259,
Rochester l, New York.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Evening star., 1962-09-02
HELP-MEH

CchieO. 3rd class or
better. for exclusive NV. air.
eond. apt. bldg. S575 per mo,
Plus apt. and util. with paid
vacation. Present chief employed
IL yrs. Excel. position and op-
portunity for dependable well
qualified man who can furnish
best refs. All inquiries confiden-
tial Please send brief resume to
Box 47Q-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

MIDDLE AGED OR SEMI : RE.
to represent Baltimore printer
servicing Washington accounts
Salary SIS weekly plus commits.
sion. Printing or advertising exp
preferred. Box 457-Z. Star.
MIMEOGRAPH OPE RATOR OF
young man with mechanical
aptitude who can assimilate rapid
training. for this and other du.
plicatinR media. Hustlers only
need apply. Call DE. 2-1962 fol
appointment.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Statesmen
Fanny Farmer Candies

Fanny Farmer Candies
One Of the largest candy mann,
tacturing retailers has openingB
in their agency division to estab.
lish new agencies to sell her world
famous candies. primarily IN
peter drugstores. Territories to
be comprised Of Nd, DelaWaro
and Va. Direct sales experiences
helpful, college preferred. Salary
and expenses to start. Must have
car. Hospital insurance, retire.
ment and other benefits. Send
detailed resume 10 Mr.. John Dunn,
FANNY FARMER CANDIES, 1l0
East l49th ST., Bronx. New York.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
RELp MEN

DRIVER SALESMAN wanted By
large manufacturer TO service
merchandise display racks in
supermsrkets. II you have had
experience as routeman for potato
chips, dairy. soft drinks, bakery
or other store routes. this Job
may be the opportunity you've
been looking for. Excellent chance
for advancement. Salary, SlOO
per week plus liberal commission.
We pay all your expenses. Send
brief resume giving your previous
Jobs, education. marital status and
age. Your reply will be held in
strietest confidence. Our employees
know Of this ad. Address SALES
MANAGER. Box 234-z. Star.
DRIVERS OR HELPERS (2), ex-
per. furniture movers only. Sober,
reliable. ambitious. Refs. checked.
Salary dependent on eXper. Apply
NEWLONS TRANSFER. 1911 N.
Nelson ST.. ArL No phone calls &C.
canfnd
Evening star., 1962-09-02
THE HOOVER co.

1905 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
DELIVERY MAN-Light deliver.
les to retail stores, must have neat
: appearance, over is years Of age
prefer Arl.. Va. resident. Cal
. Tuesday after g am, ia. 5-6657
DELIvERY-STOCK CLERK, part
time. Drivers license. Apply Nay
lor Pharmacy, 3039 Neylor I'd. sc
DENTAL TECHNICIAN
Exper. assistant for bridge dept
SULLIVAN LABORATORIES. 113(
18th ST. NV, FE. S-5515.
Evening star., 1962-09-06
WHAT'S COOKING

Brotled FHet Of Sole Frozen Potato Patttes
Buttered Beets Green SaIad-SoHr Cream Dressing
Baked Pears
Sour Cream Dressing
u cup crumbled blue Few drops Worcestershire
cheese
v teaspoon salt / teaspoon lemon Juice
y teaspoon pepper / cup dairy sour cream
! tablespoon minced onion
Blend all ingredients except cream, mixing well
Fold in Chill thoroughly before serving with
green salad. Makes Ia cups =,
SATURDAY =,
Chicken and Noodle Casserole Green Beans
Sliced Tomatoes and CucumtbeTs S
Cdntaloupe Ia Mode
Chicken and Noodle Casserole
/ envelope cream style 2 tablespoons chopped =
chicken soup mix parsley =.
/ u cups water { ounces medium wide
/ cup milk noodles. cooked and
8 tablespoons sherry drained
"a teaspoon pepper y cup sour cream
"a cups diced, cooked slices American cheese
chicken cut into 1-inch strips
"a cup sliced ripe olives
Empty soup mix into saucepan Gradually add water
and stir until smooth Add milk sherry and pepper and
continue stirring until just to boil Combine
chicken. olives parsley noodles and sauce in quart
Fold in Arrange cheese strips in
lattice design surface of casserole Bake uncovered
at 300 degrees for 25 minutes Before serving put under
broer few minutes until cheese is bubby and lightly
Drowned. Makes four to six servings.
Evening star., 1962-09-06

SUNDAY z,
ShIotn Steaks Baked Potatoes
Zucchtni Squash Romdins Salad (.
Apple Betty Iced Coffee 3:
Apple Betty &:
cup dry bread crumbs tablespoons butter 8
cups chopped tart apples Water
u cup sugar Hard whipped !:
l teaspoon cinnamon cream :,
/ teaspoon lemon juice
Butter baking dish. Place layer of half the apples
in the dish sprinkle with layer of half the remaining
ingredients (cut butter small bits Repeat making
two layers. Add little water, about u cup, then
and bake slowly until apples almost tender about
about is minutes longer until apples tender and top
is Drowned. Serve with hard sauce or whipped cream
Makes four servings.
IT, MONDAY
Lamb and Vegetable Casserole
Buttered Peas SIS Corn-on-cob 4
Blueberry Pie z
Lamb and Vegetable Casserole
~ pounds lamb riblets 2 medium-szed tomatoes
cup stock bouillon cut In wedges
/ teaspoon salt 2 cups mashed potatoes,
tablespoons flour seasoned
u teaspoon chervl
Arrange lamb hquart casserole Bake in moderate
off drppings. Combine cup stock bouion and salt;
add to lamb Cover and bake 20 to 80 minutes Stir
remaining " cup bouillon into flour and slowly stir nte
lamb mixture Add tomatoes and cherv to CASSEROLE mix
wen. Top with mashed potatoes Bake, uncovered, 10
minutes longer. until lamb is tender -Four servings.
TUESDAY
Veal Scdloppine Noodles
Broccoli Peach Salad
Banana Cake
can Il pound 13 ounces) " cup coarsey cut
cling peach halves pineapple
/ banana Salad green's
2 oranges Tart French dressing !;
Drain peaches. Peel and dice banana. Pare and
section oranges dice sections Mix banana and
and heap with mixed fruits Serve with French dressing
Makes six to seven servings ar 8
Evening star., 1962-09-06
FruitS0I1d

/ s-ounce package cream
cheese
"a cup mayonnaise
/ No. sos can fruit cocktail.
drained
/ orange. cut into sections
u cup Maraschino cherries,
halved
"a cup chopped pecans or
walnuts
/ cup miniature marshmal-
lows
"a teaspoon allspice
Red food color
/ cup whipping cream.
Soften cream cheese; blend
In mayonnaise. Add fruits,
nuts, marshmallows and all
spice; mix well. Add food
color to get desired shade Of
pink. Whip cream; fold into
fruit mixture. Put in IA
quart mold. Freeze until solid.
Slice and serve on lettuce or
other salad green's. Serves
8-10.