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Evening star., 1962-10-02

The role of this country in
the International Indian
Ocean Survey now is being
definitely outlined.
Scientists from 100 Ameri-
can universities and other in
stitutions will take part and
the work will be coordinated
through the National Science
Foundation and of Office Of
Naval Research.
The survey is a cooperative
project of the International
Council of Scientific Unions.
Altogether IS nations will
take part and A ships will be
involved. The object is explo-
ration of q relatively (scien-
tifically) unknown part OF
the world ocean. 1t will con-
tinue for three years. This
country's participation will
be about the largest.
Notable is the biological
program assigned to the
United States. The work will
be carried out aboard the
USS Williamsburg, Navy
science ship. BY agreement
the U. S. biologists will con-
centrate on the western half
of the Indian Ocean. The
Williamsburg will make nine
two to three month cruises,
occupying stations at two
degree intervals. At each
station specimens of the bio
logical populations will be
collected.
Special Programs
Special research programs
will be carried out on ship
board concerning such sub
jects as the biochemistry OF
marine organizations, survival
of deep sea animals and feed
ing behavior.
Chemical studies will in
volve the composition OF
water and sediments and the
distribution of carbon dioxide
and certain rare gases. These
studies are designed to in
crease knowledge of air-sea
intractions, water compost
ton at various depths, and
geochemical cycles in the ma
rine environment. Solution Of
these problems will increase
knowledge of the mass trans
port of oceanic waters which
effect both climate and ma
rine productivity. Eight tide
guages will be installed and
operated by the Coast and
Geodetic Survey.
An extensive meteorological
program will continue for
more than two years. About
so United States weather men
will take part. Standard
wind and weather observa-
tions VIII be made from both
ship and shore stations ant
from two special Weather
Bureau aircraft.
Eight United States vessels
will take part in the program,
it is reported by the office
of Naval Research.
A gun whose bullets" are
single hairs has been de-
veloped by Office of Naval
Research scientists.
It's objective is obliteration
of aneurysms in the brain
Evening star., 1962-10-02

@. What poet lamented
that he was never the right
age to be able to do what
he wanted to do?-A. v.
A. Walter Learned, in his
three stanza poem ITO
Critics" 1t ends, ". If
there's an age/Whae youth
and manhood keep/An equal
poise, alasi I must Have
passed it in my sleep" The
poem may be found in sew
eral standard anthologieS.
@. What do churchmen
mean by the word "ecumen-
icap?-F. K.
A. "Ecumenical'I comes
from the Greek "oikumene,"
which means the whole in
habited world" The World
Council Of Churches, and
other groups, use it to signify
"the whole household Of
faith, embracing all races. all
nations, all branches Of the
church ITSELF"
Evening star., 1962-10-02
Answers to Questions
By THE HASKIN SERVI(

BY The HASkIN SERVICE
A reader can get an answer, BY
writing The Star Information Bu-
reau, 635 F street NV, washinEton
4, D. c. Please inclose return post
age or self = addressed, Etamped
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALL-BRICK C. HALL COLONIAL
Forest Grove, bedrms., din. rm.,
rec. rm., fen, lot; mr.; PUBLIC,
REF Sf5Sch hES sfaS9ls COS slI 81 s.B P9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-06
LARGE FAMILY


Lee. 3-bedrm., sep. din. rm. rambler
w/loyely, tree-Shaded lot. Can be
bought by assuming present own
er's lge. FLA loan with only
S2.650 On.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-M.W.

BRIARCLIFF TOWNHOUSE-Won-
derful in-town convenience in q
fine neighborhood. 8 bedrooms.
3a baths. Rear walled garden is
very large and private. Ideal for
pleasant summertime entertain
PHILLIPS, INC. DI. 7-1411; ewes.
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r. N. LEVY
WHEATON. BE YOUR OWN LAM

11ONI1 7 . I IOIA
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
5 BEDROOMS, 4 BATHS, prime Sill
yer Spring location, 2-car carport.
kitchen, will seat eight. Subbase-
ment. owner will hold trust.
GRAY-KESSINGER g. CO., INC,
JU. $1,000.
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HERE'S A BUY AT sI7! 95O-PTGe:
EVANSVILLE

Veteran no dn. payment.
Lovely S-yr. -old, 2-bedrm.
brick home. Only $4,000.
Approx. S97 per mo. pays all
and is less than rent. Din.
rm.. equipped kit. full base
ment. storm windows and
fenced level lot. VA ap-
praisal ordered. Newly list
ed. be sure TO see.
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APIS. FuRNIsHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APTs.-Attrae. bldg.
. bedrooms, newly dec. ample
clEsets, air cond. allow. close
mr. bus. S140 mo. incl. utilS. IA.
5-1654.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-06

AMER. U. PARK AREA-Nifty 2
bedroom brick rambler, not far
from Westmoreland circle and
Spring Valley shopping. Priced for
instant sale at $4,000. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411,
cues OI, f-0A42
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(coNIINUEDl

BETHESDA-Nev listing. NJ. NH
and Naval Medical CeEser. A true
center-haI brick rambler, having
large living I'm. opening onto
screened hv. porch. sep. din. I'm,
Ice. cleo. kit, new dishWasher
and disposal. 8 bedrooms. Q baths.
8 Ice. closets. Basement, semi
rec. rm.. garGge. This 11-yr. old
section Is attractive with trees
and shrubbery. Nice for children.
Quiet and secluded. Priced realis-
tically at S2S,950.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY
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SILVER SPRING
75-Ft. Rambler

Desirable white brick ranch style
with Gear garage-breezeway WI
firepl. patio with outside grill,
attractive lot 135x2S2 well land
Scaped. 3 bedrms., ga baths. 49,
It. de luxe equipped kit. w/table
space, fam. size sep. din. nm,
rec. rm., HOT WATER HEAT.
Located in Colesville area. close
to schls. and recreation center.
Immed. possession. Priced S37,-
500. Trades accepted.
EDWARDS g. RENICK
MA. 2-1199 Ewes, EN-. 3-9317
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHAsE-Buy like rent. sIs7
per mo. pays all. no down pay
ment va. Immaculate 3-bedrm.
Colonial. beautiful lot. SAMUEL
z. BOGLEY OF Nd, INC. OIL
6-7SOO It'll 8.
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SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905

OOOO SOun. ave.
CHEVY CHASE-PRICE REDUCED.
Excellent brk. house. Liv. I'm.
with firepl. and rear scr. porch
opening onto terrace on ground
level. Din. rm., powder rm.. mod
kit. 3 bedrm.. 2 bath. enclosed
sleeping porch. paneled rec. rm.
with Law. Garage. Mr.. Bethesda
Chevy Chase, Leland and Rolling
wood schls. Good public transp.
Cow. to all churches. Call Mr..
Benny. FE. 7-6S65.
H. A. GILL AND SON, REALTORS
FE. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE, THE HAMLET
Distinguished residential. ideally
located in this greatly preferred
area, near the Columbia Country
Club. Featuring lovely rms.
throughout, including den, study,
4 twin bedrms. e maSter-sized),
4 baths. garden-level rec. rm.
and delightful lot. Wonderful
value in lower sos. Call our up
town office til 9 pm. KE. 1880.
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
5000 Conn. Ave.
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VET No IN pVMT

Lovely Ardmore section. Al
cond., 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier with Gear. detached
garage. Just Sl4.95O. Fea-
lures level lot. all fenced in
rear. All-electric kit, incl.
washer and drier. fireplace
in liv. rm. A must be sold
rambler. Chance for q real
buy here.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURM. TO RENT

BETHESDA-Brk. split. 3 bedrms..
den, rec. rm., baths. tastefully
furn.. avail. June Is, $3.50 per
mo. GEO. W. ROBERTSON. RE-
ALTOR, OIL. 2-2123 eyes,, OIL. A
1888.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-3 bedrms.,
2 baths, liv. rm., din. rm: all new
kit. equip. rec. rm., can be leased
unfurn. Call 966-3669.
FAIRFAX AREA bedrm., guest
cottage, on pleasant country
estate. Modern fireplace. DISH
washer. adults preferred. Includes
heat and utils., SIPS. 4e1-946S.
REDWOOD AREA-Beaut. 4-bed-
rm.. 3-bath; lge. wooded lot ideal
for children; 5000 mo. plus utils.
June 1S-Sept. 2. EN-. 5-4466.
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CHEVY CHASE, NORTH =. Brick
rambler. A real beauty loaded
condition. Huge living rm. with
fireplace, dining rm., de luxe
kitchen, 2 twin bedrms., 2 tiled
baths, den or Sd bedrm. Built-in
garage. Lovely garden with ex-
pensive paintings. Priced in the
low 20s and a terrific buy. Call
our uptown office til 9 pm. KE.
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BRICK CAPE COD

Just off Riggs I'd. in desir-
able Carole Highlands, fea-
lures ultra de luxe rec. rm.,
3 bedrms.. spacious liV. rm.
w/carpeting, fireplace and
equipment. Cool, shaded
porch and yard. Nice din.
area. equipped kitchen. This
home must be seen to APP
preciate. All the fine ap-
pointments throughout. Ask
ing only S1S.750.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

D. C.-CHEVY CHASE CIR. AREA
Bachelor, $3.50. coll. grad, to
share lge. hse. w/3 other men.
Home Of ex-Sen., WAR cond. and
all mod. cow. Pvt. bedrm. Call
after 8 pm. EN-. 3-S573.
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BY OWNER

Park near shopping and school;
beautiful ,split-level:. Ia baths.
lge. bedrms.; level corner lot:
priced under FLA or assume CT
loan. Also rent with option. Call
HE. 4-8997 or HE. 4-0S74.
CARROLL KNOLLS, LARGE YARD
WITH TREES. Homemaker' S
delight. Brick Cape Cod. 3 bed
rms, expand. upstairs, Anchor
HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Ga. Ave.
CHEVY CHASE-"THE HAMLET"
Outstanding spacious and. era:
cious rambler type home. full of
handicapped v acre garden. Large
drawing room. bedrooms. 5
baths. fully air conditioned. This
built features. S6s.95o. consider
offer. Call WO. $4,000 It'll 8 pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO. INC.
Realtor. $500 Conn. ave. NV.
CHEVY CHASE-Close in! Swim in
your own 16x34 backyard pool,
lovely rambler, huge liv. rm.. sep.
din. rm., spacious kit, 3 bedrms.
plus DEN ON ONE LEVEL. day
light rec. rm;, with additional bed
REXL i corr. 654-s5s5
CHEVY CHASE NEW LISTING!
Prime location near Rosemary
school. Lovely 3-bedroom brick
Colonial. on approx. $4,000 50. #.
OF beautiful wooded land. Up-to-
the-minute kit; POWDER ROOM,
delightful jalousied porch, garage.
All brick with heavy slate roof.
Perfect condition throughout!
Priced at S2S,500. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411. Ewes.
OIL, 6-6122
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I L. LEWIS 949-433C

Sill. sPG., 1880 Caroline ave
Lovely 6-rm. and bath brick de-
tached rambler. Features include
paneled den, Q bedrms., equip.
kit, Ice. lot and many extras.
Priced Sl5,450. FLA approved.
FLOYD z. DAVIS CO, Realtors,
2011 K st; NV" Ma. s-o352'
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D. L. BARNARD

ROCKVILLE, Twinbrook Forest -
4-bedrm. brick and frame home on
quiet wooded street: Mr.. schools.
churches, shops. S17,400. 500
Fletcher pl. GA. 4-6640.
ROCKVILLE-Below FHA. Immac.
4-bedrm. Cape Cod, 2 baths, fire
pl.. new eat-in kit. S15.950. Little
cash. 94g-74o0.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
Aggressor Forces Stage Execution On Front Street
By JOE RYcrTETNrK

Great Bear war games moved into high gear late last night when aggressor forces, Co. E, 23rd h. fantry of Ft. Richardson cap t,red an infiltrating patrol of Eskimo Scouts led by Maj. David Money.
 Rounded up on the edge of the aggressor perimeter, the Eslimos were searched and taken to radio station. KICY, where public announcement telling of their capture was made and time for their execution given.
 Scores of Nomeites lined Front St. at the City Hall corner at 10:30 pm. to watch the enemy line up and execute the hapless de- lenders of Nome. The shots of the firing squad brought out dozens Of surprised citizens who were able to witness an ambush set up by Eskimo Scouts Of the Alaska National Guard, after the killings.
 Military vehicles raced through the city's business district as a running fire fight took over the area and the aggressor forces were beaten back. The citizen soldiers of the 1st Scout Bn., ma chine gunned to the ground late last night, were back at their desks and workshops this morn ing as the war games rolled into their last day.
 Maj. David Money, of the Army Advisor Group said, i've were captured fair and square. It was a good lesson in tactics never use the same plan twice at least not with HeI1er's Hellions. ]" Capt. John Heller commands the aggressor forces.
 North of the city the night was broken by heavy small arms and machinegun fire as ski troops and snowshoe patrols clashed with the
 white-clad probing Eskimos.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
Nanoolxs Out of the Running Drop Two

l FAIRBANKS un A full court press by the Kodiak Bears throttled the Nome Nanook's fast break offense Wednesday after noon at the Western Alaska Class B State Tournament and enabled the Bears to roll to 69-46 de- cision in the journeys opening game.
 Leading 10-6 at the end of the first period and 30-25 at the half, the Bears got their own fast break attack clicking in the second half of the game. They moved to a 46-36 lead at the end of the third quarter, and then picked up B points in the last frame to roll to their final margin of victory.
 John Mitchell sparked the Ko- diak attack with g points, while Bill Oman led the Nanooks with 14 counters.
 The scoring:
 Kodiak. 69-Mitchell B; Olson 2; Devlin 3; Kennedy 4; Wilson 3; Mize 6: Sargent '; Leverette 3, Brown II, Rankin 5.
 Nome: 46-Cannon 5; Ailak O; Anderson 6; Wittie 2; Chunn O.; Sagoonick 0; Okitkon Q; Bahnke 8; Oman 14.
 The Homer Mariners edged the Nome Nanooks, 42-39, yesterday afternoon, after a tremendous Nome comeback drive in the sec ond half forced the game into a three-minute overtime period.
 Down il-4 at the end of the first period and 2l-12 at the half, the Nanooks suddenly switched out of their 2-3 zone defense into a man to man and started driving their fast break through the Homer 2-1-2 zone. They closed the gap to 31-23 by the third quarter, and by the final buzzer had storrned into 37-37 tie. But the Nanooks ran out oa l gas in the overtime, picking IF
 only two points while Mariner' I were managing five.
 .
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
Basketball Slated For Saturday Night

The war between the saggres-
 sors'' of Co. E of the 1st Battle Group of the 23rd Infantry and the sdefenders of the north, 2 our proud 1st Scout Bn., of the Alaska National Guard, will be terminated with hot blood let ting basketball game. An appeal is sent to all patriotic local citi- zens to come and support the at- tennpts of our heroes to throw off this ssyoke" of tyranny that has been imposed upon US by these invaders" from Fort Rich. Lets help get rid of those horrible di- rectives that have been plastered all over town.
 The battle, for Nome, is sched- uIed to begin at pm. in the school gym. For the locals such proven heroes as Gordon Brown, George and Harold Bell, Bill Caldwell and Ron Engstrom, coached by genial Al Sahlin, will make the supreme effort in talk ing on the pros of the s'invad- ing horde
 The preliminary game will pit the sIashing, and mad, junior high All Star team lead by such stars as Foobus Fagerstro1n Stinky Hardy, Frank Outwater, and Jake Sheldon, will attempt to avenge their earlier defeat at the flashy frosh group which is exhibiting the talents of super stars Joe Curran, Andy Miller IT,, Larry Martin and Buddy Walker. This match is scheduled for 7:30 pm
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
Two Nome High School
 Boys Observe Great Bear War Games at First Hand

A novel sidelight of the Great Bear war games taking place in this vicinity is the experience of two Nome High School boys who joined the corps of newsnen and correspondents as observers for the Nome High School paper, the Northern Lights"
 Yesterday afternoon Pepper Gray and Nicky Longley made contact with the aggressor forces and after being sworn to secrecy were taken into their camp. Last night the boys ate supper with the men of the 23rd Infantry and were then returned to town. The reason for the pledge to secrecy was that they were later to ac- company patrol of Eskimo Scouts reconnoitering the peri- meter of the aggressor line.
 However, one of the boys, Pep per Gray, was with the patrol which was ambushed and cap tllred by the Tomahawks. He was later "executed" with the men of the patrol because he had neg lected to wear his correspond ent arm band.
 Some fun! Better than play- ing cowboys and Indians, even!
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
Sunday Matinee 2 pm. And 7:15 pm.
Monday 1st Show 6 pm. 2i,d Show 10 pm.
GONE WITH THE WIND
Carothers Here to Buy More Live Reindeer

Grady Carothers arrived from Skyforest, Calif., to gather an other group of live reindeer for shipment to his popular recrea- tional resort, which features un- usual animals from all over the world living in natural surround ings.
 Carothers is no stranger, having made these trips to Nome for several years. He expects to pick out about g reindeer from one of the local herds, ship them to Fairbanks where he has a special built trailer which will transport the animals to California.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
Removal of Vehicles

JUNEAU B Legislation which would permit police to re- move vehicles from public roads at the owners expense was intro duced in the House today by the Rules Committee at Gov. Wm. Egan's request.
 Such removal would be author ized if the car is causing obstruc- ton or danger to travel, has been abandoned or has been involved in an accident.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
csA oKEIIs SALE OF
 NOME FEDERAL. BLDG.

SEATTLE R The General Services Administration reported today it has approved sale of the old Federal Bldg. at Nome to the Arctic Amusements Corp of Kot- zebue for $15, ,065.
 Arctic Amusenents was high bidder for the property when the GSA took bids recently.
 A GSA official said the pur- chaser plans to use the building for apartments, theater and of fees.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
SCOUT LEADERS
 TO BE RECOGNIZED

The annual Recognition Dinner of the Boring Sea District, Boy Scouts of America vii be held Saturday, 7.15 pm, in the Sea- view Room. Mr. Ira Hill, Scout executive for the Midnight Sun Council, of which this district is a part, will be present for the oc' casion. District and local uni leaders will be recognized.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16

Mrs. Richard Lee returned from Fairbanks where she had re- union with her daughter, Mrs. Charles West, who was whiting there. She also visited with her married granddaughter, Diane, and grandson, Douglas, who is attending the University of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
MIMI HOSPITAL.

Admitted: Florence and George Amarok, Darlene Kungesuk, Fred Davis Jr., Rhoda Savok, John, Marilyn and Marie Koezuna, Ron Oquillok, Ronnie Sirloak, Berna- dette Alvanna, Clara Sirloak and John Osborne.
 Discharged: Wanda Booshu, Arlene Agloigna and Emily Tokienna.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
s7ss REFUND TO NOME

JUNEAU M Legislation re- funding to 27 cities $44, ,655 of the coin-operated device tax collect ed within their boundaries was introduced in the house yesterday.
 The amount to be refunded in- cludes Nome, $735.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
N o T I C E

Anvil Lodge. No. 40. E g. AM. presents its annual George Wash ingtonss Birthday Party on Sat- urdaY. Feb. IT. al the Masonic Temple for Eastern Stars and their families. Masons and their fam flies. Single Stars or Masons may bring escorts. Admission Sl.00.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
Successful Bidders

Successful bidders in the recent sale of old buildings at Nome Field by the FAA were Bob Can non, who was awarded the old heating plant and well house, and Pete Reader the fire hose storage building.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
Divorce Granted

Divorce Granted
 Ethel Hendrickson was granted a divorce from S/Sgt. Ralph Hen drickson in Superior Court yester- day, with the mother receiving custody of two adopted children.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16

In Magistrates Court Margaret Payenna was fined $35 on a drunk charge.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
Eagle River Woman Files Candidacy for Leqislature

Candidacy for Legislature
 JUNEAU M An Eagle River woman filed the first declaration of candidacy for the legislature for the 1862 elections, Secretary of State Hugh Wade said.
 The woman is Louise w. Long, who filed as a Democratic party candidate for the House of Repre- sentatives from the 8th {Anchor- age) Election District.
 A $50 filing fee accompanied the declaration of candidacy.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16

WANTED to Rent br. furnished
 house. Call Burlison at A Cab.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16
W A NIT ADS

For Piano Lessons contact Mir Barber at 252O after $ pm.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16

FOUND: Glasses with black trim.
 Call at Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-16

SELL Those surrlna items that you don't need. Just let q Nusget Classified Ad convert them into cash for you.
Evening star., 1962-08-05
SEASIDE SUPPER

Shrimp, spice and faVOr5fledrice
K~@csd oaioa. V cup green pepper strips
tbsR. hatter " cup diced cooked ham
htsp. thyme w tsp. salt small bay leaf
2tbsp. chopped parsley " tsp. sugar
~ cups Q2-oz. can) cocktan vegetable jaices
hcsp water I y. cleaned shrimp
NJ cups Mlnate Rice
Inlarge skillet, saute onion and pepper in butter
until onion is transparent. Add ham; saute un-
tiIIightly Drowned. Add seasonings and liquids.
Bring to boil. Stir in shrimp and long grain
Minute Rice right from the box. Cover; simmer
sminutes. No stopping to boil this rice first! In
sminutes. Minute Rice gathers all those hearty
favOrs into every fluffy grain. And your Seaside
Supper is ready to serve 4 hungry people.
Evening star., 1962-08-05
SAVORY RICE MEAT BALLS

SAVORY RICE MEAT BALLS
EVeryLOng grGincf frice g0thersb0becuefavO
4 cup Minnte Rice
1egg, aightly beaten n. geand beef
Z 2tP. esek salt and grated eaioa
V tsp. narjoram Dash Il pepper
~ cups tomato taice VI tp. sugar
Mix all ingredients (except 2cups Of the tomato
juice and the sugar. andlOng-grain MinuteRice
right from the box. Because you don't boil it
FIRST, Minute Rice can capture all the tempting
Aavogs and do il so fast, none can steal away
Gently shape mixture into balls. Blend sugar
andremainingjuice. Pour into skillet with meat
and-rice balls. Bringj just to boil. Cover; sim
mer IS minutes. basting occasionally. Sprinkle
with chopped parsley. if desired. Serves s.
Evening star., 1962-08-05
WAIKIKI RICE

Pineapple goodness in every fg6y grain
~ cups water I can (sat ez) piaeapple tidhits
Nnp aEmly packed brown sugar
MtRs gsuna cloves " tsp. salt tbsp. butter
~ c1ps Minnie Rise
Bring all ingredients except rice to a boil in
saucepan. Stir in long g-gTain Minute Rice. just
as it comes from the box. Cover; simmer 10
minutes while Minute Rice fluffs with tart-sweet
havors as no rice you boil first can! Serves 4.