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Evening star., 1962-01-21

"A BUNCH OF THE BOYS were sing
ing along with Mitch in a rehearsal
hall on West 58th Street.
At the moment I arrived, they
were ranged around the deck of
battleship that was indicated by chalk
marks on the floor. A dance director
was trying to teach them how to do
the sailors hornpipe, and they all
looked pretty sheepish about it.
Mitch Miller was sitting on
broken chair in the corner, worry
ing through his whiskers. 'We've
got to tape this number tomorrow"
he told me. "My guys are good
singers, but try to get them to dance
oh, brother!'
told Mitch that I'd heard he was
an authority on Russian pop tunes,
and he frightened.
"Oh, you mean my Russian Hit
Parade! Wait a second" He went
into little Office, and rummaged in
a desk drawer. ''Here it is you've
got to read it to believe it. Let's
90 downstairs and have a cup Of
Evening star., 1962-01-21

all gone nuts over here. So it's nice
to find out that the Russians can be
just as crazy in their own way"
While Mitch was talking, | picked
out few Soviet pearls of my own:
SONG OF THE HAPPY TOURIST
A TOAST TO THE COAL.MINERS
SPRING IN MOSCOW
WE WILL NOT ALLOW WAR
ON THE CRUISER ''MoLoTov''
[Probab!y banned nOtc)
WE'RE CLORIFYING OUR LEADER
SEEING THE ACCoRDIoN-PLAYER OFF
Ito SiberiG?)
said if | had to choose brand
of nuttiness, I'd choose ours - at
least it was more relaxed.
''Iagree, 'said Mitch andpointed
out a few titles that | had missed:
SONG OF THE GIRL PARTISAN
THE HOLY BANNER OF LENIN
SONG OF THE OIL WORKER
He tugged at his beard. ''You
know, if you mixed little of our
Evening star., 1962-01-21

EvER-LovIN' PHYSICAL CULTURIsT
SAD DOCUMENTARIES MAKE ME- CRY
ROCK-A.HULA OIL WORKER
YOUR DISTRICT LEADER SAID
YOU CRIED IN YOUR SLEEP
LAST NIGHT
sALT-MINE STOMP!
asked Mitch when he planned
to tape this program, and he said it
looked to him like Five.Year Plan.
''It'll take my guys that long to
learn to dance the kazotzki.''
So about five years from today,
watch for it. 1t will be billed as:
''sINC ALONG WITH CoMRADE MITCH
MA R9<
THIS WEEK MosoIine / JonUory n. 1852
Evening star., 1962-01-21

slap-haPpy stuff up with
a little of the Russian
austerity, you'd get some
interesting songs. For in
stance, MY DREAMBOAT
TRACTOR DRIVER"
Well, naturally we made
up a program on the
spot, and this is the way
it went:
YA.YA. STALINi
Evening star., 1962-01-21

NOAASSs
Down in the coffee
shop, Mitch showed me a
catalogue of about 500
recent Soviet pop songs.
He'd pencil-checked the
ones he liked best:
IN SINGING OF PEACE
SOVIET PEOPLE ARE FOR
PEACE
WE RESPECT THE
OFFICERS UNIFORM
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Sta'huf

softens and HuffS
all your Washables
gives gentle comfort
Fabrics feel luxurious rinsed
in Sta-Puf. More comfort
able even when you hang
them indoors. All your fab
RIGS feel softer than with ma
chine drying. Get lotion pink
Sta-Puf for gentle comfort.
Evening star., 1962-01-25
"a pounds ground fresh

Ia pounds ground fresh
pork
2 eggs
cup milk
! cup cracker or corn flake
crumbs
11a cup brown sugar
l tablespoon dry mustard
" cup wine vinegar
! tablespoon chopped parsley
"a teaspoon salt
u teaspoon Accent
" teaspoon pepper
"a cup stock
Have the butcher grind
the two kinds of meat to-
gether. Add slightly beaten
eggs. milk. crumbs. parsley
and seasonings. Shape mix
ture into a loaf and put it
IN a creased bread tin. Cook
brown sugar, mustard, vine
gar and stock together for S
minutes. Baste the loaf with
this mixture during baking.
Cook for 2 hours in a $50
degree oven. A piece of alum
ium paper should be laid over
the pan in order to keep the
loaf moist; remove for the
last 12 hour of baking.
(Bell Syndicate Featured
Evening star., 1962-01-25

with or without cloves stuck
all over it, in an infinite
choice Of liquids--ginger ale.
cider, pineapple or other
juice. It may be glazed with
brown sugar mixed with mus
tard and vinegar, with jellies
melted and spread on the sur
face of the ham, with honey
and many other combina-
tions. All hams. except the
ones which are meant to be
slightly salty. like a mild
sweet and pungent flavor. For
this reason a little piquant
mustard in the glaze or in
the basting liquid is recon-
mended.
Even though processed
modern hams do not really
need much cooking, at least
Evening star., 1962-01-25

an hour in the oven, and
somewhat longer in a slow
oven, if possible, allows the
flavors to pefmeate and a
toothsome dish to be served
either hot or room tempera-
ture. but never cold. Here are
two more recipes for junior
chefs:
Pasta Asciutta
l pound ground beef
l carrot, minced
l stalk celery. minced
l onion, minced
l Glove garlic. minced
2 tablespoons minced parsley
u cup red wine
"a cup olive oil
12 teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons tomato paste
" large can tomatoes, put
Evening star., 1962-01-25
Rocky Road
Frosting

l (6 ounce) package semi
sweet chocolate morsels
Il cup)
"a cup butter
2la cups sifted confectioners
sugar
3 tablespoons scalded milk
l teaspoon vanilla
l egg
11a cups miniature marsh
mallows
l cup chopped California
walnuts
Melt chocolate morsels
over hot (not boiling) water.
In a bowl mix butter, sugar,
milk and vanilla. Beat in egg.
Add chocolate, stirring until
well blended. Stir in walnuts
and marshmallows. Makes
enough frosting for two g.
inch or 9-inch layers.
Evening star., 1962-01-25
THE CHEF SAYS
Let Teen-Agers Fix Own Supper Food

- Teen-agers will eat any,
thing if they make it them
selves. so If there is any way
Ito be tactful with these in
teresting but exasperating
creatures, it is smart to lead
them tactfully toward foods
that are good for them.
Ham is a popular meat for
sthe young to fix for their
buffet supperS. Surround the
Nham with peeled hard boiled
eggs.
q The junior chef win prob
ably favor a canned ham for
the supper table because it is
easier to slice, but he will
learn, if he tries, that ham
with the bone in has more
flavor.
y The ham may be baked,
Evening star., 1962-01-25

through a sieve
! cup tomato juice
l bay leaf
l teaspoon salt
! teaspoon sugar
Parmesan cheese
Slowly cook vegetables in
olive oil until colored. Add
beef and brown it a little.
Stir in tomato paste, stir in
red wine. Add the other in
gradients and allow to simmer
slowly for a long time. The
longer it cooks the better the
flavor. Water may be added
from time to time. Serve
mixed with boiled noodles
which have been cooked
al dente. Serves six.
Ham Loaf
l pound ground ham
Evening star., 1962-01-25

The whole family will
applaud when you top
a cake with rocky road
frOSting. Just remem-
ber, melt the chocolate
over hot, not boiling
water. If it's heated
too fast, it may not
melt smoothly. And
don't cheat on the
WalnutS.
Evening star., 1962-01-25
Menu PIunninq

When planning any meal,
first decide on the meat
course. Starchy food, such as
potatoes or rice, and green
or yellow vegetables, cooked
or in salad, may then be cho-
sen to complete the well-bal-
anced menu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-13
Answer to EXTRACT

extra, exact, tare. tart, tact. taxer,
tear, teat. text, trace, treat, tract,
tret, rate, race, react, acre, cate, care,
cart, caret, cater, carte, crate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-13

which acquire four letters by the ad-
ditton of IS" such as bats cats"
are not used: g.. Only one form of q
not used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-13
WORD GAME
GIL THoRP
BIDDIE and BERT
ON STAGE
THE JACKSON TWINS
Find "a Or more words in
F r A Y IN G

meaning travelling" Average
mark 20 words. Time limit, rs
minutes.
be Of four or more letters. Q. Words
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-13
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17

Traffic accidents in Detroit so
far this year nave reflected a
highly discouraging trend, Police
Commissioner Edwards told per-
sonnet of the Detroit Police De-
partment in a message read at
all roll calls.
Fatalities injuries and pro-
perry damage accidents are all
substantially higher than they
we're at the same period last
year. he said.
Records Of the Accident Pre-
vention Bureau show there is a
40 per cent increase in fsfsIi-
ties so far this. year compared
with last year. that injuries are
up 10 per cent and that pro-
perry damage accidents have
risen more than 70 per cent.
To combat this rise in acct
dents the Traffic Safety Associa-
ton is conducting an intensive
program to cut down rear end
accidents and accidents in which
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
JIM Astronomer Says
|pring (FinaAy)
Around The Corner

share The sunshine about equally
that day.
AS the sun moves northward, it
will not only lcngthen the day
light hours but also bring warmer
weather.
Contrary to what many believe.
the day and night will not be
exactly equal on the day of the
equinox says Prof. Losh: THE
length of time between sunrise
and sunset will be few minutes
longer than from the suns setting
TO its rising because OF the re-
fraction or bending of the suns
rays by the earth's atmosphere"
The day and night are more
nearly equal on Saturday (March
III. three days before the equi'
nox.
Three of the five members OF
the first Air Force class of aero
space research nilots are grad
yates of The University of Mich
'oan. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
DRIVE SAFELY

GREENSBORO N. C.-"Prayer
did it" is the way the AIT Coll
eye Aggies explain their surpris-
ing performance during the bas-
ketball campaign rapidly draw
ing to close.
The Aggies had just whipped
the Winston-Salem Teachers Col
lege Rams 80-68, in the finals
OF the 18th Annual ClAA Bas-
ketball Tournament in Winston
Salem. They had previous drop
ped seven contests in a row
over two plus seasons TO be high
riding Rams, and almost nobody,
except the Aggies themselves,
believed AIT had chance TO
even make a good showing.
That victory had brought a
team, which. by early season rat
inss appeared likely choice
Cor second division standings.
from third place in the confer
ence play TO top rvns as tour
ney champs.
Just as soon as the boys had
lowered Head Coach Cal irwin
from their shoulders, they fell
TO their knees in collective
prayer. This was the first time
they had done II in open pub
lie view. That ceremony had
always taken place in the pri-
vacy of the dressing room, after
each game never before a
contest.
Hugh Evans, Aggie co-captain,
explains that the team was not
praying for victory, and that is
understandable coming after the
game had been completed. I'VE
ask the Almighty to give us
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
aq Bout Heads
III Star Mat Card

a team event, except on occasion
al disqualifications. Before they
invaded the us. over two years
ago, they were the undefeated
team champions of Europe.
I'VE put our title on the line
every time we wrestle," says Cos.
tello. I'VE don't hide it. We meet
EN- all and we beat 'em all.
We're the greatest"
Ellis and Valentine lack the
experience and smooth coordina-
ton of the Kangaroos, but they
make up for this by their un-
usual fire and determination. This
will be the second time they have
met the Kangaroos here. In their
initial encounter Ellis and Valen-
tine clearly dominated the duel
but lapse on the part of the
referee cost them the victory
The Kangaroos are a ways
tougher the second time around.
Will they be able to map new
strategy that will offset the head
long aggressiveness of Valentine
end Ellis? That is the question
that is provoking countless argu-
ments these days.
Tickets for this notable six
bout show. now on sale at the
Olympia Stadium and the Down
town Grinnell's ticket office, are
priced at 81. SO and 50 including
tax. Choice seats are available in
all 1ocationc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
81 RTS-
GRAPHIC

~ touted rookie outfielder Dick
Simpson and first year hurlcr
Bobby Darwin.
Simpson is on the Angels Of
fetal roster. bat Darwin is listed
on the Dallas-Fort Worth club.
Simpson broke into organized
ball with Statesville in the Class
{ Carolina League. He led States
vile in homers with Is and post
ed .294 bat mark. Dick is 10
and weighs 10 pounds.
Signed RICH; out Of Jordan
High a few weeks ago by the An
gels colored scout Willie Harris.
Darwin. a 19-year-old righthand-
or, may be one or two years away
from the big time. However. Rig
ney wants To take good. long
look at the promising youngstcr
before he reports TO the Dallas
Fort Worth club. Darwin. report
eddy has a good fast ball and
LOT of poise.
Next to the last man 10 ink his
1862 contract. nevertheless Wag-
ncr reported TO camp in fine
shape.
Villanova sprint star Frank
Budd ran the 60-yard dash in six
seconds flat twice Saturday.
feat never accomplished before
in the NC4A track and field
championships in Madison Square
Garden.
Villanova won the team title
if yielded to Yale last year by
piIing up 30i2 points.
Budd. in equaling the world in
door record shared by Herb Car
ner and Roscoe Cook. first was
timed in six flat in a qualifying
heat
The husky senior. VINO also
owns the world record of 9 sec
onds in the l00-yard dash (out-
DOORS, then duplicated the amaz-
ing speed in the finals.
In the final. two of three clock
ers caught him in six flat and the
other got his in an unbelievable
5. 8. Two alternate checkers also
registered six-flat
Michigan State football half
back Sherman Lewis won the
broad jumped with MOI 'trpubIe.
The 19.year- old sophomore. the
Big Ten champion, ieaped % feet,
IL inches.
In the finals of the 80" Lewis
finished fifth as Budd beat Dart
mouths Gerald Ashworth by
ward. Ashworth had posted
81 clocking in his qualifying
heat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
Aqqies Take CIAA
Tourney On Prayer

faith and courage to gain the
hest from the moral and spirit
ual values to be learned from
cur experiences In basketball j..
Evans added that mot a single
man has lost his head in tenn
per flarc.ups this season, and
that's a good record consider
ing some of the close games we
have had and the five-bltter
losses we sustained He appear
ed confident when he conclud-
ed, Prayer did it,.
AT the start of the season
AIT was considered still in the
building stage, on the comeback
trail after fielding strong quints
in 1858 and 1859. Suffering ex.
pensive losses when three key
players were dropped for AGA
demic deficiencies, the Aggies
had looked to a long and dis
NAL season. But things broke
in their favor in the early sea
son. They won five in row
dropping the first loss to Smith
University, then took five more
straight wins TO take the lead
ership in conference play. The
weaknesses of the team then
began to show as calamity struck
the Aggies. They dropped three.
more contests one more to Smith
and two to the Rams.
Somebody then suggested
prayer.
The Almighty must have an
swered their prayers, for AIT
did learn something from errors
made in the previous Ram en-
gagements.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
Traffic accidents Rise

one driver shows a fragrant dis
regard for the rights of another
driver. More than 1900 posters
have been erected in the De-
troit area with the message
Don't Crowd Other Drivers"
and 1877 billboards. primarily
in Detroit, carry the message
Avoid High-Speed Crowding'.
On the traffic law enforce
ment front, Commissioner Ed
wards said he was aware that
police had increased their en-
forcement efforts.
still we have our work cut
out for us for the rest of the
year TO halt the upward trend
and TO bend il back he said.
The record thus far is not
good. but we can still improve
it substantially. Alert, intelli-
gent traffic law enforcement
will prevent many future accl-
dents"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17

that fishing used to
be- There just fishermen and enough fish
rs million anglers
million fishermen the
than years ago. keeps growing every
Conservation programs can't
But for hopeful might well cast around
backyard
The hopeful sign that fishing
It's growing by half million fishermen AS the
popularity salt fishing it's
that the pressure lessons streams.
Another hopeful sign is that In years
of the nations population has located the big cities such
New York Los Angeles This happy puts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17

ANN ARBOR - Spring will Of
ALLY begin at $50 pm, Tues
March 20. reminds Associate
bl Hazel Nj. Losh of The Uni
|sity of Michigan Astronomy
partment
The sun will then reach the
'nal equinox, or cross the equa-
on its way north, the UNI
ronomer explains.
However, the official beginning
the season will be nearly six
yrs later than last year. This
so because the years length
an uneven number Of days,
3.2422 to be exact" Professor
sh says.
Since Dec. 81, the sun has trek
n northward at the rate of
put a degree day. II has risen
y set south of the equator for
e last six months, explains Pro
kSOr Losh.
On the day Of The equinox. how
p, the sun will shine vertically
pr the earih's equator, and both
nispheres Of The earth will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
n. {. State Ekes Out
A & I For Drill Title

4 GREENSBORO, N. C. - A
I'm representing North Caro-
State College. last week
p the championship in the
Force Area Br2 drill com
tltions. The event was held
the AIT College Charles
bore Gymnasium.
rhe Raleigh team eked out
M the unit representing AIT
ilegc, defending champions.
a close finish 968966 out OF
possible 1000 points. With
victory goes the honor of
presenting the Area in the ma
2nal competitions to be held
connection with the annual
Gerry Blossom Festival next
Pnt I'm Washington, ID. c.
pfste scored wins in The pre-
insry inspection with a.
nts and in regulation drill
m a high Of 4a4 points. and
ond place in precision drill
N 44o points. The AIT team
q first honors in precision
" with 443.poinfs.
rhe champion outfit was COM
fnded by George Il. Allen,
Inmbus. Ca
.Other teams scoring in order
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17

bg team wrestling is immense
Aopular here - the two ex-
konal tag bouts will headline
Eexciting all-star mat card at
|Olympia Stadium Saturday,
th IL.
| the main event, the Fabulous
Raroos (Al Costello and Roy
fernan) will defend their us.
/ team championship against
q most dangerous challengers
bwboy Bob Ellis and Johnny
kntine.
a special added attraction,
bnino (Argentina) Rocca and
bing Larry Chene will fly
Inst Moose Cholak and Skull
hberg Rocca and Chene
bid provide plenty of fire
Ks because they are the most
ktacular aerial artists in big
} wrestling.
bur great bouts will complete
'card. Kurt Won Stroheim VS..
|elo Savoldi, Joe Smith VS.. The
81. Baba the Giant VS.. Fred
jns and Yuk Suzuki VS.. jim
Jay The first match will start
pm.
be Kangaroos are probably the
Isl tag team in mat ANNALS.
lell0 and Heffernan were both
handing grapplers in their
Ne Sidney. Australia. before
! Joined forces ten years ago.
h have never been beaten in,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17
BY jim BUTLER

Chef Walker of Bradley, six
foot-sixinch senior. was among
three repeaters on the Associated
Press All America basketball
team.
Also on the first team headed
by Jerry Lucas of Ohio State
University. is Bill McGill of Utah,
a six-foot-nine-inch senior. The
third repeater on the all star
quintet is Purdue's Terry Dis
chinger. Len Chapel of Wake
Forest rounds out the team.
Lucas is the first three-time ALI
mcrican since Cincinnati's Oscar
Robertson
The Baltimore Colts have sign
cd veteran defensive tackle Joe
Lewis. Obtained by the Colts
last summer from Pittsburgh
along with end Jim Orr, in the
deal that sent Gene Lipscomb
and Buzz Nutter TO the Steelers,
the 6-2. $50 Lewis served the
club in a reserve capacity last
fall.
An auto accident in which he
enrained his ankle late in the
season prevented Lewis from get
ting into the last three games OF
1861. Pittsburgh signed Lewis as
a free agent out of Compton J. {.
in 1858 and he was part-tlme
regular for the Steelers at de-
fenSive tackle for three years
before his trade.
Walt Bellamy, leader of the
Chicago Packers basketball team
with 2209 points becomes the
second highest rookie scorer He
already has tailed more points
than Oscar Robertson did in his
initial semester. last year.
At his present rate of 80 points
per contest. Bellamy will 60 over
2, 500 points for the season, but
will fall approximately $50 points
behind Wilt Chamberlain's rookie
season scoring.
Bellamy. of course. will have
played eight more games in his
initial season than the Warrior
pivoteer did in his first year.
Wilt Chamberlain of the Phila-
delphia Warriors broke one OF
his National Basketball Associa-
ton records this past week when
he took "a free throws against
ST. Louis the night of the 22nd.
His previous record was 80 in
one game. He was successful in
10 of his "a losses.
+
Three colored players includ-
ing the clubs 1861 homerun
king, were among the as players
reporting for spring training
drills with the Los Angeles An
els. They are Leon Wagner. the
leading homerun hitter (28), high
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17

Parma Gnocch with Spanish reflects Americas growing
interest gourmet foods with international character This deli
cate occh made with Parmesan cheese for different flavor
The Spanish complements rather than
nocch This is ideal for entertaining be
made ahead and heated Just before serving The ingredient
breakfast cereals makes contributions of protein vamn
minerals
Farna Cnocchi With Spanish Sauce
cups milk "a cup farina plain malt
"a cup butter Favored, uncooked
margarine eggs. beaten slightly
i teaspoon salt cups shredded Parmesan cheese
Combine first ingredients saucepan Scad-do bo Add
arina in fine stream stirring constantly during addition Cook
stirring until thckened Beat and "a of cheese Press
creased square PAM 9x inches Chill until firm Gut when
firm into slices inch thick Overlap slices In shallow
baking dish nA ia Ia inches Dot with remaining butter
margarine and sprinkle with remaining cheese Bake
'F until hot and brown, about Is
Spanish Yield: 6servngs.
Spanish Sauce
tablespoons fat 1-pound Bounce (3H cups)
cup chopped onion or 1914 cups) tomatoes, undraned
cup chopped green "a to teaspoon salt
pepper Pepper desired
" cup diced celery
Melt fat add onion pepper and celery Cook slowly
onion browns Add remaining ingredients and cook slowly until
hickened Yield About cups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-17

of final placement included;
Duke University. 952; Univer-
siity of North Carolina, 95l. and
East Carolina College, 9S8.
The trophies we're presented
in special ceremonies at the
annual banquet held later that
evening in the Student Service
Center.