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Arizona sun., 1962-04-19
Nurses Aide Meeting

The United Nurses Aide will
hold a meeting on April 25 at 7:30
p. m. at the home of Mrs. FL
zadora Walton, 1927 E. Adams ST.
Fannie Mitchell, reporter
Arizona sun., 1962-04-19
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. James L. Davis, 1910 East
Madison St. was returned home
from St. Luke Hospital after a
12-day stay there.
Arizona sun., 1962-04-19

State Library 6 archives
State Capitol Bui 1ding
Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona sun., 1962-04-19
THE NEGRO PRESS CREDo

The Negro Press believes that America
can best lead the world away from racial and
national antagonisms when it accords to every
man, regardless of race, color or creed. his
human and legal rights. Hating no man. fearing
no man. the Negro Press strives to help every
man in the firm belief that all are hurt long
as anyone is held back
Evening star., 1962-05-08
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

Sam Horner, Redskins half
back. may be working as a
veterinarian in q couple of
years. Coach Bill McPeak dis
closed today in announcing that
the former Virginia Military
Institute star has signed for
1862.
Sans wife, the former Mary
Echols Ford Of Atlanta, Spurred
Sans interest In horses. An
expert horsewoman, she has
several blues in show ring COM
petition to her credit this year
Sam has acted as unofficial
groom. He became more in
terested when he discovered
that vets are in short supply
and earn more than engineers
and pro football players COM
bined.
He told me he expects to
take some courses at VMI this
summer and go back to school
Evening star., 1962-05-08
Moss Muy Be
PurtIy Parolyzed

LONDON, May 8 CAP).-
Stirling Moss, famous racing
driver injured in an auto crash,
may be permanently paralyzed
in the left arm and leg, a hos
pital announcement said today.
The announcement said that
Moss brain was damaged and
his recovery is likely to be "a
slow process" and added that
there is q possibility that full
recovery Of functions in the
arm and leg will not take
place"
This was the first official
suggestion that Moss future
career is in question. Since he
crashed at the Goodwood cir
cult IS days ago, auto racing
circles have been speculating
whether he would ever race
again.
He has a broken left leg.
ankle and shoulder, and there
are also injuries to his head
and ribs.
Moss, 80, still has periods Of
SemiconSciousness but he has
been getting up for spells in
the last two days and the hos
pital has reported steady
though slow progress.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
Results Yesterday
mo games scheduled.J
BY DICK SLAY
Star staff Writer

Jocko Miller, chairman of the
District of Columbia Boxing
Commission, said today that
the recent action of the New
York State Athletic Commis-
sion has not prejudiced him
against Sonny Liston.
Emphasizing that he was not
necessarily representing the
opinions of the other two COM
misSioners, Norvel Lee and Po-
lice Capt. Joe Osterman, Miller
said that New York's denial Of
Liston's application for a box
ing license in that State has
not shed any new light on the
challenger's character and his
right to fight Heavyweight
Champion Floyd Patterson.
After the New York State
Athletic Commission refused
Liston o license two weeks ago.
Miller wrote the group request
ing any new Information which
had q bearing on the decision.
Nothing New
Miller said he received only
q copy Of the press release
which was issued after the de-
cision.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
Fairfax Golfers
Win School Title
In North Virginia

Fairfax High School yester-
day wrapped up the Division
/ title and Stuart annexed the
Division 2 crown of the North
ern Virginia schoolboy golf
league. But the scramble for
second place in each division
is just beginning.
Fairfax (5-0) knocked off
Washington-Lee, 6-3, at Chan
tilly to throw the Generals in
a three-way deadlock with
Falls Church and Mclean for
second place. The trio, all with
80 records, meet in a playoff
at 3 pm. tomorrow at West
briar.
Stuart (5-O) clinched the
title with a 6-3 victory over
Annandale at River Bend. An
nandale and Groveton, tied for
second. meet in a playoff at
8 pm. tomorrow at SPRING
field.
Bulls 900 and O'Connell
(5-0) meet Friday at Wood
mont to settle the. Private
school league battle. B-CC and
Walter Johnson, both SO, are
tied for the lead in Mont
gomery County.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
Redskins Sign Horner,
Future Veterinarian

after next season." McPeak said
Horner is being measured for
a try at Ben Scotti's vacant
left wingbaek position in Nc
Peaks current plans. He started
as a defensive back two years
ago but was shuttled between
that and offense. with unim-
preSsive results.
Last year Sam: was moved to
offense and, after Eagle Days
departure, was installed as the
'punter. He didn't attract much
notice in either role. He car
ried the ball 96 times for 275
yards and caught seven passes
for 113 yards. His punts aver
aged IS yards, but McPeak
thinks he can do better.
McPeak also has learned that
Jim McFalls, former VMI tackle
who was the Redskins sixth
draft choice in 1859, has with
drawn from medical school and
may be interested in taking a
shot at pro football.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
Stickmen Honor
Ex-Novy Coach

William H. (Dinty) Moore,
who coached Navy lacrosse
teams for % years, viii receive
a certificate IN recognition Of
his election to the Lacrosse
Hall Of Fame at halftime Of the
Navy Johns Hopkins game Sat-
urday at Annapolis.
Moore retired as coach in
1858 after leading Navy teams
to a record Of 1874 wins, A
losses and two ties since 1886.
His Navy teams won the ma
tional championship in 1898,
1943, 1916 and 1854 and shared
the national title in two other
years. Six Of his teams were
undefeated in college compe-
tition.
A former president of the
Lacrosse Coaches Association,
Moore presently is director Of
the College Manor Geriatric In
stitution at Lutherville, Md.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
Arlington Club Wins
In SoftbuII Leuoue

Donnie Bryant singled home
Jim Brill twice last night to
give Brothers Furniture Of Ar
lington a 20 victory over de-
Tending champion Mac's-Cal-
vert in the first game of an
opening double-header in the
Guy Mason Glass AA softball
league.
Joe Cintron limited Macs
Calvert to three hits. In the
second game. Maggie's defeated
st. Cyprian's, 9-3, as Ronnie
Nordan had three hits and
three runs batted in.
The Cavaliers meet Hab-
Foxhall in tonight's only game.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
Terps Net Team
Finishes 4th in
ACC STANDINGS

Maryland's tennis team has
finished fourth in the Atlantic
Coast Conferences standings,
but there still are some cham
pionships open for individual
members.
The team title is determined
by the regular-season play and
Maryland was bumped to fourth
yesterday when Duke tripped
it. 5-4, at Durham. The teams
split the singles matches, but
Duke gained the edge by win
ming the first two doubles
events.
It was the final match for
both teams and the conference
race ended with North Carolina
taking the title, surprising
Clemson finishing second, Duke
third and Maryland fourth.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
Champion Wins

Defending Champion Johns
HopkinS-APL opened the COM
pany division of the Montgom-
cry County Glass A Softbell
League with a To victory over
General Electric at Meadow
brook. Hal Applegate pitched
a four-hitter and struck out 13
for the winners.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
CIV Netmen
Win Openers

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, May
% (AP)-George Washington's
tennis team Is off to a fast
start toward capturing the
Southern Conference cham
pionship and making its coach's
prediction come true.
Bill Shreve, the Colonials
skipper. f1atly stated the other
day that his club should win
the title. provided it played as
well as it did recently in the
Cherry Blossom Invitational in
Washington.
Yesterday. as the sc tourna-
ment opened here, the Colonials
played even better. They scored
a clean sweep in opening-round
activity. winning all six singles
and three doubles.
That gave them 8 points,
with The Citadel, the defending
champion, followed with 4.
Furman had 6, VMI and VIII
liam & Mary, 5 each; West
Virginia, 4; Davidson, 8; Vir-
ginia Tech, /, and Richmond, O.
Buddy Goeltz, the Colonials'
two-handed swinger, led. the
advance with a 6-3, 63
triumph over Techs Bin Lewis
in No. singles. Harvey Harri-
son, recent runnerup in the
Northern Virginia Invitational,
also won easily with a 6-1, 6L1
decision over Richmond's Scott
Strother in No. 2 singles.
Other CIV results:
Jerry Rudy defeated Andy Sheriff.
lDavidsonl, 6-4, 6-1; steve Kahn
defeated Karr Linkous CVPD, 62,
Go; Alan Green defeated Steve Le-
vine fW. Val, rs. 40, 6-l;
Mark Sherry defeated Eddie Christmas
Wurman), 6-4. 0-2.
Doubles - doeltz-G Green defeated
Gunter-Strother (Richmond), 0-2,
6-2; Harrison Rudy defeated Thomas
Spoden (VMD, 6-1, 0-2: Kahn
Sherry defeated Durkovic- Walker
(VPD,, 2-6, 6-2, 60.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
New Pitcher
Ends Losses
For HOyas

A six-game losing streak
erased Georgetown's chances
for q winning baseball season,
but yesterday might have been
the start of q pleasant final
week Of the schedule, the kind
to make Hoya partisans forget
previous wounds.
Not only did the Hoyas find
victory - los over Catholic
University at Georgetown
they also discovered another
pitcher.
Coach Tommy Nolan prom
ised George Wilson and Barry
Smyth they could be the bat
tery in one Of the games and
he made good yesterday In the
face Of that string Of defeats.
Wilson, q junior righthander
making his first appearance,
pitched q shutout until the
seventh and coasted to victory,
scattering eight hits.
The Hoyas supported Wilson
with IL hits, four by Sopho-
more John Brogan, and chased
Gus ace. Bob Orzechowski,
during q five-run second
inning.
Georgetown now is hoping
to put together the same effec-
tive c o m bination n tomorrow
against Maryland and Thurs
day at Navy after winning its
fourth decision against eight
losses. Gu stands 81.
CATHOLIC 900 600 2O3-5 .
GEoRGET'N 15O 3Ol 00x--IO IL 8
orzeehowski. Koran CD and zelin-
ka: Wilson and smyth.
In another intracity game,
American University nipped
Howard, 6-5, at AU and climbed
above the 500 mark for the
first time this season with its
fifth straight victory.
Howie Schacter, who has
pitched three Of AUS six VIC
tories, was touched up for IL
hits but spaced them well,
walked only four batters and
struck ovt 10.
Ron Rawlins singled home
one run in the sixth inning and
later scored himself the run
which proved decisive. It was
Howard's 10th loss in IA games.
HowARD ---O0s Oo2 oIO-s II 8
AMERICAN - O02 202 00x-6 z q
Avery, Lindsey (6) and jackson;
schacter and Leishear.
Tom MacDougal won his
seventh game in q row, all
route-going jobs. as Mont
gomery Junior College man
aged q split with Shenandoah
&c at Winchester, Va, yes
terday.
MacDougal famed eight and
pitched a tight six-hitter as
Montgomery won the first
game. So. Wayne Shewmaker
allowed only four hits in the
afterpiece, but was victimized
by five errors and eight walks
as Montgomery bowed, 81. The
split left Montgomery with a
1914 record.
First Game
MONTGOMERY : 400 100 O-5 q
sHENANDOAH = 0O2 900 O-2 s q
MaeDongal and Donnelly; Ritchie
and Caricofe.
MONTGOMERY 100 600 o-1s6
SHENANDOAH - O0l oil x-3
Shoemaker and Donnelly: Wymer
and Caricofe.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
Colts Sign McHun

BALTIMORE, May 8 (AP).-
Lamar McHan has signed for
his second season as understudy
to Quarterback John Unitas on
the Baltimore Colts. McHan is
on active Army Reserve duty at
Ft. Benning, Ga, but expects
to be released this summer.
Evening star., 1962-05-08

TODAY's GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS
Chicago at washington-Buzhardt vs. Rudolph GOD.
sos.
Boston at New York -Monbouquette (2-2) (2
Detroit at Los Angeles nigh-Mossi (2-3) vs. do
Cleveland at Minnesota night-Donovan 40 Kaat Q3).
Evening star., 1962-05-08
Race Results
Aqueduct

1st-S4, 900; 3-yr. mdns.; / mi.
Polygala (Rots) $40 100 $40
RaESedy Cat lAnderson) 11.3O 5.io
Siren, a Rose OF PicArdy, Never
Look Back, Royal Guide, Windward
Mark, Dark Starting, Third League,
Ny Pal Chappy, Reigh Wine. Time,
l:37ss.
Jones-velvet Acres entry.
2d-S3,60O; cling; 3-yr.; z fur.
Tara Duustsn (SeIlers) zoe $40 2.6o
Key Board (Valen4uela) ESQ ..40
Moss Eater (Boland) $40
Kozy Kate, Sailors Love, Gemor-
mont, Nita Dee. Time, 1:24ss.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $34.6C
Evening star., 1962-05-08
SPORTS ON AIR
MINOR LEAGUES


PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Salt Lake City 4, Tacoma 8,
Portland 5. Hawaii 3.
Vancouver 8, Spokane 2.
tOnly games scheduled.)
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Tronto 10, Atlanta 1.
BulIaio Il, JAcksonvllle o.
Columbus 3. Rochester 1.
Syracuse 4. Richmond O.
AMERICAN, ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis B. Louisville o..
Oklahoma CITY 10, Dallas-Ft. Worth
5.
EASTERN LEAGUE
York Q. Binghamton 4.
Charlestown 3, Williamsport /.
Sprhgfield 8. Elmira 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Macon 4. Augusta O.
Charlotte IL, Greenville z.
Portsmouth 2. Ashville 9 40 IN
Savannah 8. Knoxville /.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Austin o, Tulsa O. S&i.ss
Fl Paso IA, San Antonio 5.
toniy games scheduledi
Evening star., 1962-05-08
OK With NBA

Meanwhile, the National Box
ing Association stu sanctions
q Patterson-Liston fight.
DR.. Charles p. Larson, NBA
president, said in Tacoma,
Wash, yesterday that the bout
was approved by the NBA Ex-
ecutive Committee in February
and the fact Liston has been
refused a license in New York
makes no difference. New York
is not an NBA member.
Senator Kefauver, Democrat
Of Tennessee, commented yes
terday that holding the cham
pionship fight outside New
York. after that State turned
down the bout, shows q need
for Federal regulation Of the
sport.
Senator Kefauver is author
Of q bill which would create
the post of national boxing
commissioner with powers to
police the sport.
The Senator said-that If his
bill is enacted. States with
strict regulations would no
longer be penalized by the
competition Of those where the
athletic commissioners close
their eyes to violations Of their
own regulations.
Il can't quarrel with the de-
cision Of the New York COM
mission" Kefauver said through
an aide.
Miller said he wouldn't COM
ment on the Senator's state
.ment before studying it.
An okay for Liston to fight
in Washington now appears the
next major step in bringing the
bout to D. c. Stadium.
Dutch Bergman, stadium
manager. said today that he
would presume" Liston would
obtain a license here before
New York promotional interests
could meet with the d. C..
Armory Board, which operates
the stadium.
Promoter Vince Mcmahon
has not yet arranged for such
Ia meeting but told Bergman
that q spokesman Of Champion
ship Sports. Inc. might be in
Washington today or tomorrow
for preliminary talks with
Bergman.
Evening star., 1962-05-08

Beacon stable and ". H. Chamberlain entry.
BIC. r. Leonard and Brenda Kay Stable entry.
DEAR DELINQUENT narrowly beaten at Laurel
for $500 and has liking for the Pimlico track Mr..
SAG meets lesser and is the one TO beat. CHILLY
PENDE will battle to the wire.
Ks. XXI. xxxlO pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star., 1962-05-08
District Boxing Heed
Open-Minded on Liston

II don't see too much in this, "
Miller commented on the con-
tent Of the release. "All this
information has been known
for years. 1t doesn't give you
anything"
Miller said If the fight were
to be held in Washington he
would give Liston q chance to
testify in a hearing. I'm not
prejudiced by what I've seen.
They viii get an open-minded
reception. speaking for myself. "
Miller said the press release
was most revealing in a few
sentences at the end, explain
ing that the unanimous re-
fusal to grant Liston q license
in New York was based not
only on the fighters police
record but also on the posi-
bility that he had not rid him
self Of connections with rack
eteers.
"The wrong people do not
disengage easily" Miller quoted
from the release.
Evening star., 1962-05-08

Games Tomorrow
Chicago at Washington, sos.
Boston at New York.
Kansas City at Baltimore, night.
Cleveland at Minnesota, night.
Detroit at Los Angeles, night.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
GRADED HANDICAPS
At ROSECROFT
SELECTIONS

1-po wen. cindy's Up. Magsnolia's
Girl.
2-Amos Diamond. Carol Knisht, SYM
phony Trusota.
s-victorious Anne. Flashy Filly.
4-Hx soTH, Mac Adios. Polaris Han
5-Wish Bone, Miss Sarah Rodney.
|e-success Byrd. victory Lind. Petra
7--Newport Guy. Newport Guy. Louise
Setter
|s-camden warrior. Colonel Dell,
Gloria Knight.
o-Camden Choo choo, Royal Hi lie,
Pegs Lady.
Evening star., 1962-05-08

closely matched field ON THE LAWN . winner
for $1,000. BLUE LAVA beat . sliEhtly weaker field
at Laurel.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
At PimIico

Selections Made for Past Track
Post Time Pm
FIRST RACE-Purse, Sc 500; claiming (S3 O0Oli A.
year-Ods and furlonES.
Evening star., 1962-05-08

TUSCANAWAY earlier for $500 and LOCKS
best here ELBRUZ outrun in New York for
5000 but Is well placed In this GRAND OPERA
will battle to the wire.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
OTHER
ENTRIES
Aqueduct

By the Associated Press
Evening star., 1962-05-08
SECOND RACE-Purs,. $4,000; claiming Css.SOO,; A.
year-OldS and 6 fuTOngS.
THIRD RACE - Purse. seSOO; claiming tsS,OOOJ;
maiden 3-yen q furIonES,

DALTON RUN appears to be in sPot 70 repeat
excellent chance. d. X KING earlier at Laurel.
Evening star., 1962-05-08

Mrs Z. z. Robbins and 3. L. WeiSt entry.
HARD BARGAIN vas second twice in Florida.
COUNTESS HILDA, daughter Of IuyaI, Is making
her debut here and Is reported IT. DECIMAL COINAGE
Evening star., 1962-05-08

TODAYS GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS
New York at Chicago-Hook Old Craig d3) Cardwe
(0-4) or Ellsworth C2-3).
San Francisco at ST. Louis nght-Marcha (4 jackson
(3-2).
Los Angeles at Houston nightKoufax N woodehick
(2-0) or johnson (0-4).
Philadelphia at Cincinnati night-Mahaffey 23) vs. OTooe
(2-3). .e
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee nght-Francis 0 Pche d-O).
Results Yesterday Games Tomorrow
Houston g. Los Angeles 6. New York at Chicago
(only game scheduled) Philadelphia at Cincinnati,
night.
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, night.
San Francisco at ST. Louis,
night.
Los Angeles at Houston night.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
FOURTH RACE-Purse. S2,5OOI el
yeaF-olds and nm; 6 fuTlongS.

PARTY PINK is improving and should beat
Surprise second a Laurel TEMERITY rates chance
Evening star., 1962-05-08

9th-S5, 800; alw; 3-yr. & up: mi.
No Comment 106 st. Bernard liz
Bemuse loo Saba Saba 106
xxGlad 100 Honey Dear 116
KS, XXI, xxxl0 pounds apprentice
allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1962-05-08
IxTa E@AcE-PuE.e; RACE .; ssOOO' claiming Cs7.SOO'' s.

SHARP and with sIIGht
provement should win here. RACELAND drops from
$1,000 and looks like the principal rival ST. SEBALDUS
might upset with late rally
Evening star., 1962-05-08

othG,-Sl.lOO; Ayr. & up: cling: 5is
l occu-Ps1, vasiD -- III 81
Evening star., 1962-05-08

a Marrone-kroese entry.
5 Lawrence-Four way Ranch entry.
Amiel entry.
Evening star., 1962-05-08

MgosNTG0MERY = 400 100 0-5 8
MacDonsal and Donnelly; RitchiG
and Cartcofe.
lMONTGOMERY - 100 600 0-l q 4
| SHENANDOAH - 001 oil Ks 4 /
SHOEMAKER and Donnelly: wymel
and Caricofe.
Evening star., 1962-04-05

Rich, whey and tort-sweet
SUNDAY
Leg of Lamb Mashed Potatoes Brown Crazy
Broccoli AUocado-G Grapefruit Salad
Prune Cream Pie Coffee
Prune Cream Pie
1 cup pumped pted prunes package vanilla pudding
tablespoons sugar mix
l teaspoon grated lemon cup heavy cream
rnd 9-nch cornflake shell
l tablespoon lemon Juice Prunes for garnish
" cup flaked coconut
Finely chop pitted prunes; add sugar. lemon rnd and
Juice and coconut Mix we'll Spread in cornflake shell.
Chill Prepare pudding according to package directions
Cool and pour over mixture 5us before serving
whip cream stiff. desired. flavor with vanilla and
sweeten Circle spread pie garnsh with prunes
Six to eight servings.
To make shell: Combine cup crushed cornfake
crumbs cup sugar and cup melted butter or margarine
Press into bottom and sides Of 9-nch butered pie
pan. Chill.
MONDAY
Spicy Meat Balls Noodles
Buttered Asparagus Lima Beans
Chocolate Ecluirs
Spicy Meat Balls
1 pound ground beef cup soft bread cubes
tablespoons milk Shortening
teaspoon Worcestershire can cream of tomato
SOUP
q teaspoon seasoning salt u can water
! egg 2 teaspoons instant
tablespoons prepared minced onion
Mix together thoroughly beef, milk seasoning salt,
worcestershire egg bread cubes and tablespoon of the
mustard Heat shortening in skillet Form meat mixture
into 10 to IL balls Brown on all sides in the hot fat
Takes about 10 minutes Pour off fat Add remain
ing mustard tomato SOUP water and onion Stir to blend
sauce Cover; simmer is to 2Omnues until meat balls
done. Four to five servings.
TUESDAY
Shepherds. Pie (Use Leftover Lamb
Green Peas ste~ed Tomatoes and Celery
Ice Cream Cherry Special Tea
Ice Cream Cherry Special
l No. can Bng cherries Dash salt
12 cup sugar Few drops almond extract
! teaspoon cornstarch quart vanilla ice
Drain juice from cherries measure "a cup into sauce
pan bring to boil Combine sugar cornstarch and SALT
add to boiling juice, stirring constantly When juice
clear and slightly thckened from heat add extract
and pitted cherries, drained Cool stirring OCCASION
ally. Chill. Serve over ice cream. Six servings
Evening star., 1962-04-05

Topping OF herbed crumbs mokes this fish.
WEDNESDAY .....
Holtbut Steaks flashed Bro1pn Potatoes
Glazed Carrots Mired Green Salad
Strawberry ShortcGke
Halibut Steaks
pounds halibut steaks, u teaspoon thyme,
fresh or frozen rosemary, basil or
Salt and pepper oregano
2 tablespoons butter teaspoon garlic salt
margarine optional
! cup dry bread crumbs
Thaw halbut necessary. Sprinkle steaks with salt
and pepper and broil to minutes each side Make
herbcrumb mixture by melting butter in small frying
and adding dry bread crumbs toss gently with fork until
well mixed Add preferred herb and garlic salt desired
When haibut is cooking second side and fish begins
flake when tested with fork from broer and top
each steak with crumb mixture Brown briefly. Makes
six servings.
Pork Chops Sweet Potatoes
Buttered Spinach Haruard Beets
Fruit JeLo
Buttered Spinach
l pound fresh spinach Salt and pepper
" cup diced onions Pinch of rosemary or
l green pepper, diced teaspoon basil
tablespoons butter
Wash and clean spinach thoroughly; discard imperfect
leaves Let drain little Saute onions and pepper
in the butter in heavy pan for to minutes then add
spinach. seasoning and herb without additional water
Cover tightly and steam until tender to minutes Four
servings BY "V."
Evening star., 1962-04-05
~ WHAT'S
- - COOKING

Baked ShGd Parsley Potatoes
Green Italian Beans Cucumber Watercress Salad
RhubGrb Sauce Cookies
S-pound shad l teaspoon paprika
quarts water "a teaspoon salt
tanlespoon vinegar teaspoon pepper
tablespoons lemon juice tablespoons butter
Put cleaned shad in baking pan that can be used on
top OF the stove Pour in the water the vinegar and
boil for Is minutes Drain the water off thoroughly Keep
the shad IN the Add the lemon juice paprika salt
pepper and rub the shad with butter Put tight lid on
pan or cover with heavy foil Bake at 200 degrees
for hours Remove or twice and baste When
serving fold back the top Of fish and back bone
will be soft like the bones of salmon Serves four
SATURDAY
Ham Loaf Baked Potatoes
YeuoU Squash AppLe-MdnddTtn Salad
Date Torte
Apple Mandarin Salad
I'll ounce) cans tablespoons mayonnaise
Mandarin oranges u teaspoon candied ginger
red apples minced
l teaspoon minced onion Salad greens
l bunch Of celery hearts
Drain oranges. reservng tablespoons Of the Juice
Core and dice apples Finely slice celery Add the minced
onion and toss all together. Blend mayonnaise and the
tablespoons reserved Juice Pour salad
lightly. salad
Evening star., 1962-04-05
Cheeseburger Casserole
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
ThursdoY, April S. 1862

Cook meat and onion until
lightly Drowned. Stir in to-
mato sauce, catsup and sea
soning. Alternate layers of
meat mixture and cheese in a
2-quart casserole, ending
with cheese. Place rolls
around edge Of casserole
Bake at 400 degrees for 20
to IS minutes until rolls are
golden brown. Serve hot.
Four servings.
Evening star., 1962-04-05

tender. Add 4 cup chopped
green onion and tops; cook a
minute longer. Add a 1-pound
can Of beans and franks and
/ teaspoon soy sauce. Heat,
stirring now and then. Makes
two to three servings.
Evening star., 1962-04-05

/ pound ground beef
"a cup chopped onion
! can e ounces tomato
sauce
"a cup catsup
/ teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
/ g ounce) package
paSteurized process
American cheese slices
/ can refrigerator rolls with
sesame seeds