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II
rump and sirloin tip roasts.
Recommended for outdoor
cooking are still more beef
cuts; eye Of the round, bone
less sirloin tip steaks and
roasts, cube and sandwich
steaks, plus the old standby
ground beef for
fat, Juicy hamburgers.
Spareribs, another special
at meat counters. make good
barbecue fare, too.
Canned hams are being
offered whole or sliced, and
pork roasts include either
the loin or rib ends.
Fryers continue to be an
excellent value. They're avail
able whole, cut up, or in parts
-. breasts, legs, wings. necks
and backs. Another poultry
item being featured this week
is Long Island duckling.
Rock, founder, medium
shrimp and Boston mackerel
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Tossed Green SuIud

11z quarts assorted salad
greens Qettuce. endive,
chicory, romaine, es-
carole. etc.)
IL cherry tomatoes or 8
tomatoes
l green pepper
Wash and crisp salad
green's. Wash tomatoes; re-
move stems: cut in half or in
wedges. Cover tomatoes with
French dressing and let
marinate for at least / hour.
Wash green pepper and cut
into strips. Drain tomatoes.
Arrange with salad greens
and green pepper in large
salad bowl. Serve with
French dressing. Makes six
to eight servings.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Refreshing Summer Salads
Are Crisp and CoIorfuI

well. Arrange shrimp on
shredded lettuce in salad
bowl. Serve with mayonnaise
dressing. Makes four serv-
ings.
Note: One 7la-ounce can
crab meat may be added to
the shrimp in the salad, if
desired
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Carrots, thinly sliced

Carrots, thinly sliced
Cherry tomatoes, halved
Thaw frozen vegetables or
use canned or leftover cooked
ones. Prepare vegetables to
make about 8 cups total.
Arrange vegetables in sepa-
rate dishes and add vinai-
grette dressing to each. Mari
nate in refrigerator ct least
2 hours. Drain and arrange
in serving dishes or in lettuce
cups in salad bowl. Makes
six servings.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Shrimp Louis

l cup mayonnaise
"a cup French dressing
"a cup catsur or chill sauce
l teaspoon horseradish
teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
ll2 teaspoons salt
e teaspoon Tabasco
! pound cleaned and cooked
shrimp
Shredded lettuce
Combine mayonnaise,
French dressing, catsup,
horseradish, Worcestershire
sauce, salt and Tabasco. Mix
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Mocuroni SoIud

8 tablespoons butter or
margarine
2 tablespoons flour
2 teaspoons salt
l teaspoon dry mustard
tablespoon sugar
y teaspoon paprika
IA cups milk, divided
"a teaspoon Tabasco, divided
2 egg yolks
q cup cider vinegar
"a teaspoon each onion and
garlic powder
2 cups uncooked macaroai
green pepper, cut into
strips
can a ounces pimiento,
diced
u cup sliced scallions
Melt butter in saucepan.
Stir in flour, salt, dry mus
tard, sugar and paprika. Add
/ cup of milk. Stir to medium
thickness. Mix remaining IA
cup milk with egg yolks and
y teaspoon of the Tabasco.
Stir into hot mixture. Add
cider vinegar and onion and
garlic powder. Cook, stirring,
until thickened; cool. Cook
maearoni according to pack
age directions adding re-
naming "a teaspoon Tabas-
CO to the cooking water.
Drain and cool. Combine
macaroni, green pepper. pi-
miento and scallions. Toss
lightly. Serve with cooked
dressing. Makes six servings.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Vinuigrette Dressing

q cup olive oil
y cup tarragon vinegar
"a teaspoon salt
teaspoon Tabasco
2 teaspoons minced chives
2 teaspoons minced fresh
chervil OR y teaspoon
dried chervil
2 teaspoons minced capers
hard cooked egg, chopped,
optional
Combine all ingredients;
beat until we'll mixed. Makes
about ia cups dressing.
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Specially blended for with your favorte brand dry white
Puerto Rcan give you perfect Daqu 80 seconds at

ERozEN FRESH Daiquri Mix is pure tropical lime juice,
plus just enough sugar to complement the extra dry
ness of white Puerto Rican rum.
Its the onyfrozenfesh Daiquir Mix and can befound
infreezer cabinets grocery stores and supemarkes Just
remember that the best Daquiris always made with
dry, white Puerto Rican rum
1t is distilled at high proof for extra dyneSswhich
gives all your Daiqurs extra zg. And every drop
Evening star., 1962-05-31
French Dressing

/ teaspoon salt
/ teaspoon sugar
l teaspoon dry mustard
l teaspoon papriks
l cup salad oil
u teaspoon TobaSco
! cup vinegar
Mix dry ingredients thor
oughly; add oil and Tabasco
and stir until well blended.
Add vinegar and beat or
shake well. Beat or shake well
just before using. Leftover
dressing may be stored in
refrigerator. Makes two cups.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
THE MARKET BASKET

Widely featured this week end are steaks and
fryerS with some mention of pork roaStS, canned
hams and spareribs. $ 80
Along with such steaks as chuck, rib, srlon,
T-bone and porterhouse, shoppers will also find
Evening star., 1962-05-31
SoIod Vinoierette

Zucchini, thinly sliced
Whole kernel corn
Peas
French green beans
Evening star., 1962-05-31
Free recipe booklet

Below are three ways to make the 30-second Dali
quiri. For other delightful rum recipes send for
Write: RUNS Of Puerto Rico, Dept lob, 666 Fifth
Ave-, New York 10, N Y.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
SHAKER RECIPE
(serveS one)

"a OF. Daiquiri Mix. 1h OF.
white Puerto Rican rum.
Shake with ice and strain into
cocktail glass. Or serve on
the-rocks in old-fashioned
glass.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
BLENDoR RECIPE

" OF. Daiquiri Mix. IA OF.
white Puerto Rican rum. "a
cup crushed ice. Blend for
10 to 20 seconds in a Waring
Blendor. Serve unstrained in
chanpagne-type glassl
Evening star., 1962-05-31

be aged in oak then bottled the island Puerto Rican
law requires it So check the bottle for those proud words
Puerto Rican Rum.
Evening star., 1962-05-31
ways TO MAKE THE so.sEcoND DAIouIRI

PARTY RECIPE
(sevves fweIVe)
Pour one whole can of the
Daiquin Mixinto glasspitcher
75 full Of ice cubes. Add 3
canfuls of white Puerto Rican
rum and one canful Of water.
Stir. Serve in cocktail glasses.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
SECRETARY

Shorthand required, for A large
underground construction firm IN
the Hyattsville area. Call UN. a.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
AIR LINE
STEWARDESS

Become a responsible part
of the Nations fastest
growing industry. Help us
to provide the EXTRA
CARE service for which
we are famous. Train at
our expense at our ultra
modern StewardeSs Col
lege in Chicago. After
training your starting SAL
ary will be 1925 per month
plus incentive pay up to
$50 per month.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
SECRETARY

Girl Friday for new mod. office.
College Park. Needs INTEL, per-
SsIi SsSnIiHlity1 1929 skilI; 4.s A'e w.a1., Ss
afternoons. VICTOR MFa. CO.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
SECRETARY
SECRETARIES

GET THAT T,!5 GOOD POI. NEW JOB
Columbia Empl. l34l g NV.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
COOK

Large firm desires assistant cook,
age 25-40, for work in employees
cafeteria, approximately 3O-35-
hour, 5-day work week. good work.
ing conditions and complete en-
ploye benefits. Please send full de-
tails Of education and work record
TO Box 53-G. Star.
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR - Large
sales finance CO. in Georgetown
area, desires girl to process credit
applicat IONS. Exper. not nee. We
will train. Typing helpful. Good
starting sal. and co. benefits, 40-
hr. wk. Call Mr.. BEACH, FE. g.
1862.
DENTAL ASST, NV, neat, attrac
knowl. typing. Miss Lee, BOYD'S
zoo 18th NV. ST, 3-3666.
DOCTORS ASSISTANT, previou,
exper. in doctors office desirable
Downtown vicinity. Give resume
Reply to Box 1896. Star.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
sECRETARY
LEGAL SECY.

Small, specialized legal office Canti-
t.ust work. needs good all-round
SecY. Tor general work. Legal Sx-
per. helpful but not manda tory
Good downtown loc. Good hoiiri'
81 TO 500 wk. depending auSi.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
HELP WOMEN
aaas sGHs so 'sSsEts ss.ass. :aps sssF
bsSIggtyl. Sgy .JS NssTbSg sIS,I Ar. g, ST. $3.50, S NJ

CLERK.TYPIST, security clear
ance, some coll, business exper.
helpful. Nearby Arl. st. $3.50.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV.
elk. TYP, national organ. needs
bright yng. girl. general ofc.
duties, no exper. nee. Start S244
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY., 1884
Wilson blvd, .Arl ia. $4,000.
CLK.-TYPIsTs, Hyattsyille. to SlOO
SECYS., Hyattsville to 500
sATTERFIELD EMPL,
6l32 Baltimore Ave, Riverdale, Md.
CLic. Empl. Agcy.l 927-684O
COLLEGE GIRLS-l-2 yrs. college,
days, career positions, to 80
yrs, S3,S00-S4.200 for training.
This will be raised substantially
in 2-3 mos. Corresp. and dictate
and type little. Examiners or
clerical details, no typ. Excel.
erS, Free .counSeling, Will ana
lyze your background. Come in
and talk 1t over. Moderate fees
No cash down. Out-of -towners
welcome, v. WOOD PERSONNEL,
800 10Th ST, NV. at II, 303
SOUTHERN BLDG, DI. 7-5752.
CoMPUTER- -OPR., IBM, exper. IBM
Rice. BoYD's. zoo 18th NV.
COOK wanted for in-plant snack
bar. Call Mr.. HELMAN, RE, T.
DOLL before 4:30 pm. for ap-
Evening star., 1962-12-16
SALES REPRESENTATIVE

Long established local firm sup
plying office help and services TO
leading business and professional
men seeks a person who enjoys
public contact to call on prospec-
tive clients. Approx. 25 hrs. BOX
Evening star., 1962-12-16
PHONE GIRL, $303
NO TYPING

l need a ''peppy" young girl. with
sparkling" telephone voice. for
an, exciting Job that is mostly
public contact by telephone. No
tying. no shorthand See me.
dorriss day. l343 h st. NV. ex
Evening star., 1962-12-16
HELPWoMEM

MGR, 1000 machine operator. 40
hrs. Wk., to work 1l:30 pm. to
gao Am. Apply personnel from
9 a.m.-2 pm. Mon. FRI. .pROVI-
DENCE HOSP, l 1150Varnurn st, n. e.
NURSE for research. full time incl.
night per Wk., newborn exper.,
typing des. Write BOX 1850, Star.
NURSE, REGISTERED, TO work in
the beautiful Wheaton Nursing
Home. Top pay, pleasant work.
ing conditions. 4 or 8 days a
week, q mornings and 2 night
shifts), Call MRS, BEREN be-
tween Q and 2 pm. VIII. 2-250O.
OFFICE MGR -sECY., Jewish org,
interesting work, Sl00 week,
.ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1404 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-72S0
OFFICE TRAINEES
With or without typing. Many posi-
tons. To 1926. Some NO FEE.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV.
PBX-RECEPT. NEEDED See our
ad under Instruction Courses.
CASHIER TRAIN. INST. ME. S-4623
Evening star., 1962-12-16

BOOKKEEPER'S ASST, company
with offices in Silver Spring area
VIII have opening In Jan. for
young woman with some acct
baCkground,. good typing ability.
hllllng, accts. rec. and payroll.
Excel. starting salary, co. benefits.
@, Star.
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Associated Personnel
ADMINISTRATIVE sECY.
GIRLS-GIRLS

ADMINISTRATIVE sECY,
GIRLS-GIRLS
EXEC. sECY, loads Of inter-
national contact 10 5000
RECEIPT ECY, attrae,
good skills able 10 work
on her own 10 $500
JR, sEcY., travel opport..
Zee paid $3.50
AIR sEcY., with admin.
possibilitieS travel bene- 80.
RECEIPT .TYPIsTs with die. o
taphone $500
RECEIPT -pBX, well sroomsd
miss. fee paid S8Sb
FRONT OFFICE sEcY, top
p0tch fee paid Si33
REcEPT, advertising, no a.,
fhorthand 1910
cIERK.rYPIsTs, scms no az.
YoGSd BEGINNERS, some ~.
NaANY OTHERS PEE PAID '''
NO RIO PEE BuDOET TERMS
DOYLE
PERSONNEL
1928 Conn Ave. Room 700
bT 3.ifsb Eley g. Extreme Left
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Inonu Threatens
ToQuit in Turke,

ANKARA, Turkey, April 10
(AP).-Premier IsInet Inonu
threatened today to resign un-
less opposition political parties
back a bill to remove the pros
pect of legal action against
army officers who temporarily
overthrew his government in
February.
MIR. Inonu, IS, after a tense
day of talks, forced members
of the right-wing Justice Party
to indorse the bill. The Justice
Party and Mr.. Inonu's Peoples
Republican Party form Turkeys
present coalition government.
Mr.. Inonu helped to quell the
February revolt with a promise
that no legal steps would be
taken against diSsident officers.
Now he wants Parliament to
make good on that promise.
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Engineer to Talk
On River Dams

Col. Warren R. johnson, Dis
trict engineer, will discuss his
recommendations for construc-
ton of dams on the Potomac
River at a meeting of the
Potomac River Development
Association on May Z.
The luncheon meeting will
be in the Congressional Room
at the Willard Hotel.
Another speaker at the
luncheon will be Harry Glenn
ent, vice president of Checchi
& Co., Washington economic
consulting firm, which in a
recent study report said a
major reservoir in the River
Bend area would be a tremen-
dous recreational asset for
Maryland.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
REPAIRS ana SERVICES
tcoNIRdUEpl
BUSINESS sERVIcEs
MISeELLAnE0US F0R SALE

a. ,. DICK DUPLIcAT0R and dis-
psnssT. Good eond. Rsas. 81. 8
Evening star., 1962-05-13
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Evening star., 1962-05-13
FURNITURE

Leaving town, must; sac. rruitvoed
dinette set, oval table and 4 an
tiaue white chairs. Complete fruit.
wood bedrm. set vLwh. ANTIQUE
hesdboard, Drapes. Can be seen
anytime aft. IL noon. 4646 Conn.
ave. nv. Apt. S15.
Evening star., 1962-05-13

HtCnCLkS - echwtnn, g. boys
excel. cond. SIS ea. M, 2-04o0.
BICYCLE, BUILT EoR 9. DUTCH
AADk with small rear engine.
Good fun. $50. 667.1s94 ewes.
BLDG. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fix
iIEIe'' iSII ris.s tube ss1sms.' g. wincoEs; ssSS.:
sim 7Se. bsssIssssSke ours pipe'
Evening star., 1962-05-13
MOTOR TRAVEL

AUTO DELIVERY co, or AMER
TO OR FROM ANYWHERE u.9.A
NE. IS-o065, Va. bs72S6. ~ hrs
DRIVING Fl. LAUDERDALE, sharI
DRIVING and gas. Refs. WO. 6-1b50
Ride WANTED from Vicinity NH,
70 arrive 5 am. We 18th and
X sts. nv. Return 500 p.m. CAL
366-B716 after $3.50.
WANTED. someone TO haul 1c-ft.
boat from Miami to wash. 81.
$3.50. ~ So
Evening star., 1962-05-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES

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Earn $4,000 Year Part Time
Evening star., 1962-05-13
A6AIn AND COMPAN-

MAID, live in, must have goot
refs. II foreign. must. speak Eng,
lish, This Is . first class pleasant
JOB in Pals Church area. II
family. Work consists of takinl
fuil charge of house 70 keep clear
and in rood. order, light laundry
cook Breakfast and occasiona
dinner. Work win average 5 day
pef week, some weeks more, somt
less as family travels consider.
ably. Salary $40 per week. Please
write and give qualifications anc
references: 1nteryiew VIII Dc AT'
Evening star., 1962-12-19
Officials Say Aquarium
Won't Hamper Golfers

He said he doesn't know the
amount of acreage between the
golf course and the point, but
he said 1t is enough for US to
get In"
Hagen said he welcomed the
opportunity to explain the po-
sition Of the Fish and Wildlife
Service in regard to the aquar-
ium's location.
We've had quite a bit Of op-
position from other sources, "
he said. I'VE don't want to get
the golfers down on U.S."
Preliminary announcements
that the aquarium had been
proposed for Hams Point gave
the filters to washington's
public parks golfers who are
afraid this spelled doom to
East Potomac Park where over
100000 rounds are played each
season.
This is the largest concen-
tration Of golf In any public
park in the area.
Both Jett and Hagen. en-
phasized though that the plans
are not final.
Evening star., 1962-12-19
Liston Suggests Title Round-Robi
OfHimseIf, Patterson, lingo, Clay

TORONTO, Dec. 10 CAP).-
Champion Sonny Liston, al
though he said he didn't think
the best Of them would last
two rounds with him, last night
suggested q heavyweight round
robin series involving himself,
former champions Floyd Pat
terson and Ingemar JohansSon
and brash CaSSius Clay.
Liston, appearing on Canadi-
an television, said the best idea
would be for promoters to
match him against JohanSSon
and Patterson against Clay.
The winners of these two
bouts then would meet for the
title, he said.
Liston ran all three Of the
contenders down, however.
He said he doubted the pub
lie could be sold on q rematch
with Patterson following his
one-round knockout of the for
mer champion.
People listen to his mouth,
but they don't watch him
fight" Liston said of Clay, the
talkative challenger whose last
victory was a "call-your shot
fourth round KO of ancient
Archie Moore.
"Johansson is the outstand-
ing boy right now" Listo n
said, but added that he didn't
think the Swede would last two
rounds against him.
The champion said he did
not doubt that q 81 million
offer by Johansson's advisor,
Edwin Ahlquest, to meet the
Swede In Stockholm was legiti-
mate.
"Ahlquest has that kind of
money and even II he doesn't,
Evening star., 1962-12-19
a Area Gridders
Land Spots on
Virginia Squud

Four area high school foot
ball players today were named
to the 33-man All-State team,
picked by the Virginia Sports
Writer'S and Sportscasters AS
sociation.
Quarterback Lynn Moore and
End Greg Wynn were selected
fIpm Washington-Lee High Of
Arlington, Northern Virginia
Group la champions.
James Monroe Of Fredericks-
burg, Group LIB Battlefield
District titlist, placed Halfback
Ken Poates on the team. while
Ron Tankersley. Fairfax High
guard, was the other first team
choice from this area.
End Mike CARRIER of Gar
Field, Guards Joe Coppola of
James Monroe and Skip Ham,
burg of George Mason, Center
Tom Cain of Clarke County
and Halfback Dennis Hinkle of
Handley were named on the
second team.
Tackles Bill Bauserman of
Handley and Allan Crane Of
Warrenton. Guards Roger
Highlander Of Orange and
Tony Bennett Of James Madi-
son and Backs Donnie Seemul-
Ter of George Washington and
Todd McNab of George Mason
were third-team selections.
Evening star., 1962-12-19
American Helps Paris
Beet GoIIoudet Cogers

The University of Paris bas-
ketball team includes eight
Frenchmen, a coach from
Brooklyn and, fortunately last
night. a star player from North
Carolina.
The graduate students from
Paris last night ended CAL
laudet's five game winning
streak with a 42-39 victory
at Gallaudet as Henry Fields,
from Sunbury, N. c., scored
is points.
The French team Is coached
by Martin Feinberg from New
York. who directs his charges
with a steady flow Of Brook
lyneSe.
Harvey Goodstein provided
Gallaudet with a lift in the
second half that enabled the
Bisons to tie the score with
three minutes to go.
But j. Paul Manovrier tossed
In two baskets in the final
Evening star., 1962-12-19
College Basketball
BY the Associated Pres.

BY the Associated Press
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isiy crsss IS. 81. ASssIm:. SSRInss'ssr' AZ. a.
Warner 90, UDsala 81.
Gerneil O3, Syracuse ~,
nerdham 81, Columbia SO. .
New York y. 81, Lafayette SO.
hlder o., Long Island 5B.
western MARYLAND 81, Dickinson
CIarkscn 50, sl.n. "a.
m "AsninSten Lee 76. Penn Military
PhilAdsiDhis Ts1tn. 10, wInaA.m
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Sannon %, Mansfield ~,
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G. W, Post 9s. CIarr CMassJ as.
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oh.cIAf 10; Prau 1O2.
brechDort 90. Ithaca 50.
SOUTH
,.n. a."yS'A 'New orleans) 81. Connect
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~ rreeeplus il3, sinner ~,
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AmerSse 20, Graeeland Sc.
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s,S..s s,ss glss. 80, sIoss Pan. IA.
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si... Cen; lowe 40, P.r.sp. ,s.
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Evening star., 1962-12-19

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10
tAP).-Temple University yes
terday reappointed George
Makris as head football coach.
A Temple spokesman said that
despite persistent rurnors to
the contrary there was never
any doubt Makris would be
offered the contract. His teams
have a 1882 record for the
past three years.
Evening star., 1962-12-19
BY ROBERT SOMMERS
Star staff Writer

Two Government sources said
today that the $40 million
aquarium proposed for Hams
Point will not effect the East
Potomac Park golf course.
Both T. Sutton Jett, director
Of the National Park Services
Capital region, and william
Hagen, chief Of the Fish and
Wildlife Services branch Of
fish hatcheries. denied that
portions of the 36-hole public
parks course would be engulfed
by the proposed aquarium.
THE golf course is not in
volved In the studies I have
seen." Jett said today. adding
that the only existing facilities
in danger are the tea house at
the Haines Point visitors CEN
ter and a picnic area.
I'VE don't intend to infringe
on the golf course" Hagen
stated. Maybe In the future
well need some more land for
parking" he said. but added
there will be adequate parking
at the base Of Haines Point for
the present needs.
Jett said the aquarium is
planned for the tip Of Hams
Point with what he termed
substantial acreage" between
1t and the golf course.
Hagen said the aquarium
building, whose preliminary
plans show a hollow triangle,
would cover about IL acres
with an additional 8 acres for
parking.
Evening star., 1962-12-19

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