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Stuffed Green Peppers French Fried Potatoes
Garden Salad Peach Pie
Stuffed Green Peppers
! QO ounce package corn cups crInbed corn bread
bread mix "a teaspoon salt
! egg unbeaten "a teaspoon pepper
u cup milk u teaspoon oregano
medium green peppers "a cup milk
/ pound bulk pork sausage Tomato sauce or sausage
q cup chopped onion gravy
Heat TO AIS degrees and make bread accord
ing to directions package Cool crumble 3 cups for
filling. Split and toast remainder for another meal Wash
peppers Cut thin slice from top and seeds and
membrane. Cook in boiling sailed water about minutes
drain Cook pork SAUSAGE pour off dippings Add onion
cooking until transparent. Place mixture
In bowl and add remaining ingredients; mix well Fill
peppers with mixture. Stand peppers in shallow baking
dish bottom of dish with inch hot water Bake
sauce or sausage gravy, II desired Six servings.
THURSDAY
Fried Chicken Crazy Rice
Buttered BeetS Sauteed Zucchini
Blueberv Pudding Iced Tea
Blueberry Pudding
"a cup milk tablespoons quick
! cup water cooking rice cereal
"a teaspoon salt / tablespoon butter
70 teaspoon cinnamon cups blueberries
"a cup brown sugar
Place milk water salt cinnamon and sugar In 2-uart
saucepan and bring to boil. Sprinkle in rice cereal
gradually 80 boiling doesn't stop Cook stirring constantly
Tor 80 seconds Turn off heat cover and let stand for
minutes. Stir In butter. Add bueberries and fold in
lightly Heap pudding In dessert Dishes Serve warm or
cold with light cream. -Four servings
BY "vi"
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WHAT'S COOKING
- Picnic Fare
-!
FRIDAY


Grab Meat au Gratn ShoeString Potatoes
Green Peas Carrot Salad
Fruit Cup Cookies
l ripe cantalOupe tablespoons fresh lemon
Ia cups green seedesS Juice
grapes / tablespoon chopped
V cup sugar fresh mint
Wash cantaloupe cut in half and scrape out seeds
Cut into balls with French melon ball cutter Place in
bowl with grapes. Add sugar lemon juice and mint Mix
lightly, but we'll Let stand at temperature hour
chill overnight best flavor remove from refrigerator
and let stand at temperature for hour before
serving. Six servings.
Ham Loaf Sweet Potatoes
YelloD Squash Spinach Salad
Chocolate SundGe
Ham Loaf
pound pound chopped chopped raw ham teaspoon pepper
eggs. slightly beaten "a cup finely diced green
u cup milk pepper
u cup fine dry bread teaspoon kitchen bouquet
crumbs tablespoons soft fat
teaspoon salt
Place ham, pork eggs and milk in a bowl Add crumbs
seasonings and green pepper Mix WELL Pack into we'll
oiled round cake pan, inches in diameter Level off top
and nvert shallow creased baking Blend together
kitchen bouquet and fat and brush top and sides Of
loaf Bake in moderate $3.50 degrees) until DONE
about hour. Makes six servings.
SUNDAY
Pot Roast Crazy Nep Potatoes
Corn-on-Cob Cucumber-To Tomato Salad
Creme dOrange Iced Tea
Creme dOrange
envelopes unfavored cans &c ounces each)
gelatin frozen orange juice
/ cup sugar concentrate, thawed,
" teaspoon salt undiluted
cups water. divided cups heavy cream,
whipped
Mix gelatin sugar and salt thoroughly in small sauce
pan. Add cup water Place over low heat, stirring
stir in remaining water and orange Juice concentrate Chill
to white consistency in refrigerator about 20
into 2-quart mold Chill until firm. Unmod. Decorate
with candy orange Slices desired Eight servings oe:
Ingredients may be halved for 1-ouart mold0
Frankturters SaDory Baked Beans
Canned Brown Bread Cabbage SIaU
Watermelon
SavOry Baked Beans
4 strips bacon diced teaspoons kitchen
l cup finely diced onion bouquet
"a teaspoon celery salt cans Il pound each)
"a teaspoon powdered baked beans
Cook until crisp in s-inch skillet over charcoal
fire or kitchen Add onion celery SALT marjoram
and kitchen bouquet Continue cooking stirring constantly
for about minutes Add baked BEANS cover and cook
low heat for 10 minutes Remove and continue
cooking until most Of liquid has evaporaed about is
minutes longer stirring constantly Serve Immediately.
Makes four servings.
LettoUer Pot Roast Scauoped Potatoes
Green Beans Lemon-Ltme Salad
Baked Pears
LemOn-Ldme Salad
package g ounces) e ounce carton country
lemon-lime flavor style creamed cottage
gelatin cheese
~ cups boiling water Va cup evaporated milk
Ia cups canned crushed ! tablespoon horseradish,
pineapple and strip optional
cup mayonnaise
Dissolve gelatin In boiling water Add crushed pine
apple and juice and chill until slightly thckened Blend
cottage cheese with mayonnaise. evaporated milk and
horseradish Fold into slightly thckened gelatin and pour
into 1-quart mold. Chill until firm. Unmold on crisp
lettuce and serve with additional mayonnaise desired
Six to eight servings
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-21
ELECTRICIAN

Man who is fomilior with city
code. Full benefits. Steady en-
ployment for man 10 ose IS If
qualified. Advancement possible.
Start at $345 per month.
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TOOL TRAINEE

Young recent HIS. grad with shop
courses in High School or Special
School, 70 troin in tool and fix.
tvrs work as apprentice. Good
opportunity for active, young
mechanically inclined man. Must
be willing 70 work on lower West
Side Of Cleveland. $l.60 "a $2.25
hour. Call MR. STARK.
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MECHANICAL
REPAIR TRAINEE

Young man from upper holf Of
high school class. Good in moth.
viii train for 3 months and start
at $40 per week.
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FOREMAN
TRAINEE

TO $3.50 + Tuition Aid
Young man 10 ose IS with 2
yeors college chemistry and one
year physics. Will bs troined for
supervision. Should want 70 con-
tinve his education of night.
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JR. ENGINEER
10 $A25 Fee Poid

Young man 2l.28 with 2 yeors
college preferred. To troin in eost
Side mechanical lab. Machine
shop background, especially in
grinding oreo helpful. Man will
do prototype mock up. test and
reports. Good srodes required.
Company pays night college tvi-
fion.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
winderIllere
personnel
14oo4 Euclid II. 1-87oo
MALE
WHOLESALE
SALES TRAINEES
To $325

Young man. - to IS interested In
q long term training program
Leading 10 q permanent position
with we'll established firm in
Cleveland. Advancement depends
upon individual progress.
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INVESTIGATOR

SALARIED position in nationwide
firm making investigations in
eastern suburbs for insurance and
personnel purposes; no selling,
collecting or travel; promotions
from within only: ages % to %,
high school graduate; car and
moderate typing ability necessary
Write Mr.. Hostettler, P.O. Box
odo2 East Cleveland
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JR. CRAFTSMAN
$3.50 $450

$3.50 $3.50
Some experience required In
mechanical dstoIins. Permanent
position on East Side with non.
defense work company.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

ANTIQUE clocks for sale; also
clock repairing; Mills l346 East
18TH ST. w 1890
BEDROOM lamps, modern, tall:
must see to appreciate; make Of
fer. 1910 East 172nd. KE 1881.
CONSIGNMENT sales. New and
used home furnishings. Open
evenings aWickliffe Exchange,
28916 Euclid ave-. Wickliffe.
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SHOP TRAlNEES

Young men TO Ieorn shop work
with stobIe eost Side company.
Must have good character end
credit references. Roises at end
Of 3 month froinins period. Local
high school srod with some shop
experience in industry or school.
Sfort at $l.89 per hour. Call or
see Mr. STARK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14
A FIRST FOR De BUssCHERE
Gaze Ace Blanks Tribe

at Boston. and two games in
front of the Twins, who were
trounced, 6-l, by the fourth
place Orioles. The Angels
snapped a seven-game losing
streak by edging the Senators,
4-3, and the Athletics beat the
Tigers, Az.
DeBusschere paid off a
chunk of his $4,000 bonus
with a poised performance. He
was in trouble only once, in
the third inning, when the In
dams loaded the bases on sim
giles by Tito Francona, John
Romano and AL Luplow. He got
Max Avis to end the inning
and set the Indians down with
two hits the rest of the way.
The White Sox got to starter
Jim Grant, 8-11, for all of
their runs. Singles by Mix
Hershberger and Nellie Fox and
a sacrifice fly by rookie Pete
Ward scored the first run in
the first inning. An error by
Shortshop Larry Brown and
doubles by Fox and Ward pro-
duced the other two runs in
the fifth.
Steve Barber, the Orioles
fireballing southpaw, boosted
his record to 1879 on a fine
eight-hitter that advanced the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14

club within a half-game Of the
Twins. Barber famed nine and
walked one. Harmon Killebrew
spoiled the youngsters bid for
his third shutout with an eight
inning homer, his 9th.
Powell Hits goth
John Orsino hit his 18th
homer and Boog Powell his
goth to back Barber's pitching
and hand Dick Stigman his
18th defeat. He has won IL.
The Tigers, who have been
having fielding troubles of late,
tossed away the game at
Kansas City. The AS got two
runs and broke a '2-2 tie in the
eighth on a wild throw by First
Baseman Norm Cash.
With men on first and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14
3Foreigners
Gain 3d,Round
InNewport Net

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. IA
(AP).-Foreign threats Premjit
Lall pf India. Lex Wood of
South Africa and Ronnie Barnes
of Brazil advanced to the third
round In a rain-shortened pro-
gram yesterday at the New
port Casino tennis tournament
Only five Of Is scheduled
matches were completed be-
cause Of showers that delayed
play until the middle Of the
afternoon and finally caused
a postponement Of remaining
play until today.
Lall turned back Dick VII
liams Of Pittsburgh, 6-3, 6-3;
Wood stopped Mike Belkin
United States junior cham.
pion from Miami Beach, 6Ls
81, and Barnes eliminated
Herb FitzGibbon Of Garder
City. N. Y, 6-3. 60.
In the only other completed
matches, Bitsy Harrison OF
Richmond, Va, defeated Pau
Sullivan Of Belmont, Mass.
S3, 81. and George Sokol
Of Byrn Mawr, Pa, defeated
Lee Eawls Of Philadelphia, Ga
81.
Allen Fox Of Los Angeles,
seeded second, won the first
set from Norman Perry Of Los
Angeles, 60, and was lead
ing, So. in the second set
when play was stopped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14
Cook Shoots
Perfect Score
In Rifle Meet

CAMP PERRY. Ohio. Aug.
IA (AP).-Arthur Cook, Air
Force Reserve. major . from
-Adelphi. Nd. shot a perfect
1000 score to win the prone
metallic sight all-bore rifle
championship here yesterday.
He also had 127 shots in the
x-ring In setting q national
match record. The old mark
was 1,599-12S established in
1858 by Charles D. Whipple.
Maj. Cook, who owns a
wholesale sporting goods BUSH
ness in Laurel, Md, won ma
tional match titles in small
bore positions In 1857 and 1859
and was the national prone
champion as q teen-ager in
1913, and In 1860.
Maj. Cook also has been the
Olympic prone small-bore rifle
champion and has set more
than so records in small and
big-bore events. He was q
member Of the world champion
team and a gold medal winner
at Oslo. Norway. in 1852 and
was Pan American small bore
prone champion In 1859. He
also held the national indoor
four-position championship in
1853 and 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14
By the Associated Press

Dave DeBusschere probably
feels tall enough today to re-
bound against wilt Chamber
lain.
The reason? A 80, six hit
effort over the Indians last
night that gave the gangling
White Sox rookie hurler his
first complete game, his first
shutout and his first victory
over an American League team
other than the 10-place Sen
ators.
A 6-foot-6 225-pounder who
made the basketball big league
with the Detroit Pistons last
winter, Dave now has a 3-4
record for the season. Since
his other two victories were
over the Senators, one can't
fault the 22-year-old right
handler If he feels that he fl
nally made the baseball ma
jors with the whitewash job al
Chicago over the Indians, who
are in the first division, IA
games in front of Washington
Gets out Of Jam
The victory moved the run
nerup White Sox within 81a
games of the league leading
Yankees, who were rained out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING (27S at-bats) = Yastrzemskt,
Boston, 1885 kaline, Detroit, and Rol.
Inns, Minnesota .3l6; Pearson, Los An
geles, and MalZOne and Geiger, Boston,
RUNS -Kallne, Detroit, and Allison, Min.
nesOta, 13i fresh. New York, 20; Vas
trzemsh. Boston. 81; COlavito. De
RUNS BATTED N-s.uart, Boston, and
kaline, Detroit, "a; Wagner, Los An
Eeless Ioi Allison, Minnesota and
HITS Yastrzemski, Boston, and Kaline
Detroit, 1873; Pearson, Los Angeles, l2o;
Ward Chicago. and Versailles, Mime
DOUBLES . Yastrzemsli, Boston, q;
Causey, Kansas City, ~; Versailles
Minnesota, rs; Avis, Cleveland, Lumpe,
Kansas City, and Torres. Los Angeles
TRIPLES Versailles, Minnesota. and Hin
City, >; seven tied with s.
HOME RUNS Stuart, Boston, 70; Kille
crew. Minnesota, al Allison, Mime
sofa rs; Howard, New York, al Wag
ner, Los Angeles, a.
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio. Baltimore, "a;
Hinton, Washington. 20; Wood, Detroit
le; Snyder, Baltimore, II; McCraw
Chicago, Charles, Ramsay City, ans
Pearson Los Angeles, ".
York. ISIS, 1856 Radatz, Boston. IA
Downing, New York. 50, .777i Peters
Chicago, us. Jos.
sTRIKEOUTs = Burning, Detroit, Ia,
Stigman, Minnesota, IA; Barber, Bal.
timore, l42; Pizarro. Chicago, 40;
Radatz, Boston, lbs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14
MgOr League Leaders
NATIONAL LEAGUE

@AACAN19
BATINGS27s at-batsl -croat. St. Louis.
20; Clemente, Pittsburgh, 100; 7.
Davis, Los Angeles, .32li Pinson, Gin
cinnati. and Gonzalez. Philadelphia.
RUNS Aaron, Milwaukee, a.; MAYS. sau
Francisco, and Flood. st. Louis, e3;
Rose Cincinnati. and White, st. Louis.
RUNS BATTED N-Aaron. Milwaukee
IS; White, St. Louis, e.; Santo, Chicago
Pinson. Cincinnati. and Boyer, St.
HITS -Groat, ST. Louis, l6s; Pinson, Gin.
clnnat, l56; Aaron, Milwaukee, and
White s.; Louis. l46; Clemente. Pitts
DOUBLES -Croat, 81. Louis, a; Pinson,
Cincinnati, 32i Gonzalez, Philadelphia,
81 williams; Chicago. rs; cepeda. San
Francisco, IS.
TRIPLES Pinson, Cincinnati, u; Brock,
Chicago. 2; Williams, Chicago, and
HOME RUNS McCovey, San Francisco,
80; Aaron Milwaukee, 81; Mays, San
Francisco, 70; Santo, Chicago. Cepeda,
San Francisco. and White, St. Louis, 20.
STOLEN BASES pinson, Cincinnati, and
Wills, Los Angeles, rs; Robinson, Gin
clnnati ~; Aaron, Milwaukee, ~;
Brock. Chicago. and W. Davis. Los
PiTcHINGi 10 decisions, -PerranOski. Lo.
1874, SIS; Mclean, Pittsburgh. I2.3'
800; Koufax, Los Angeles, 1875. .7e3i
Marichal, San Francisco, 1875, $50.
sTRhkEOUTS- Los Angeles, 2ll;
Drysdale, Los Angeles, 20l; Maloney,
Cincinnati, 1917; MArichal, San Fran
CISCO 1916 CUP Philadelphia l4l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14

HINSDALE, N. H.. Aug. II
(AP)-True Carr, "a. Of Sara
toga Springs. N. y, died of a
heart attack while driving in
the fifth harness race at Hins-
dale Raceway last night.
Carr slipped from the sulky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14
'76ers Sign Costello

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA
(AP). Larry Costello. rated
one of the toughest backcourt
men in the National Basket
ball Association, yesterday be-
came the first member of the
Philadelphia '76ers to return
his signed 1854 contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14
Trot Driver, IA, Dies During Ruee

as he drove his horse. Mystic
Dream, into the lead on the
clubhouse turn.
II was the second fatality al
Hinsdale in Elk years Of racing
In 1860. William s. Lynch Of
Harrington, Del. died in q
four-horse pileup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14

second, Cash tried for a force
at third on Wayne Causey's
sacrifice bunt. He threw the
ball away and the two runners
scored.
Reliever Ted Bowsfield re-
ceived the victory for a Sc
record. Starter Jim Burning
was pinned with his 18th de-
feat against eight victories. The
Tigers outhit the winners, lbs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14
Tigers Sign CoIIeqiun

DETROIT, Aug. Il (AP) =
The Tigers have signed Al
Ricciuti, University Of Pitts
burgh shortstop. to a 1864
contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

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MONROE
FORD
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Nehru to Be Host

NEW DELHI, Nov. 9 (AP).-
Andrian Nikolayev and Valen-
tin Nikolayevna- Tereshkova
newly-wed Russian cosmo-
nauts. will lunch with Prime
Minister Nehru during their
two-week visit to India. They
are scheduled to end their visit
November %.
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Non-AIiened Motions
Summit PurIey Due

CAIRO. Nov. 9 (AP).-The
newspaper Al Ahram said to-
day Ethiopia's Emperor Halle
Selassie. Yugolsav President
Tito and United Arab Republic
President Canal Abdel Nasser
have agreed upon a sum nit
meeting for non-aligned coun-
tries. The paper said that
the meeting, for which no
date was given would be pre-
ceded by a foreign ministers
session to prepare an agenda
and decide on countries to be
invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
Aim for Service

His position on the non-vio.
lent technique, Mr.. Carmichae,
said, Is that Negroes are moi
trying to achieve love, but q
: Definite service" in their cam.
paign to erase racial segrega.
ton.
Jean Wheeler, a Howard hon.
or student who has earned hel
Phi Beta Kappa key, said she
has become alienated from hel
fellow students, friends anC
others who are not as person.
ally involved in the movement
as she.
"a With me the movement /,
the big M and I am alone with.
out Movement people," ex.
planned Miss Wheeler, who
passed up a scholarship trip Il
Europe last summer to worl
with the voter registration pro.
gram in Mississippi.
Ezell Blair. one Of four stu.
dents who initiated the stir
movement in Greensboro, N. C
In 1860, said student group.
win not let UP in their drive
for full first-claSS citizenship
status.
Negroes are restless and thu
movement this time is not 90.
ing to STOP" declared Mr.. Blair
now a law student at Howard
He said Negroes had their free.
dom after the Civil War but
Jim Crow laws took it away
Release for Anger
In a formal paper, a psyche.
social study, on youth and socia
action Fredric Solomon anc
Jacob r. Fishman, Howard
psychiatrists, said the nonvoi.
lent student civil rights move.
ment provides a release Of
pent-up resentment and anger
in a politically and socially ad.
vantageous and morally su.
perior manner, touching botl
the conscience and politica
nerves Of the community"
DR.. Solomon and DR.. Fishmar
have spent hours interviewiAs
students who took part in Free.
dom rides, sit-ins and other
civil rights programs.
The students see themselves
as an elite vanguard, called
upon to take risks and expose
themselves to danger in a mat.
ter Of great moral worth" sale
the Solomon Fishman paper
BY so doing. they prove them
selves and their ideals. They
see society in general agree.
ment with them, but for many
reasons. inhibited from DOING
anything about it."