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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-07

in brief of course, with william
; Harrigan in the part of the Cap
tain, which he created in the
, original Mister Roberts" COM
pany.
The Center's light opera COM
pany will do memory bits from
such great hits as "Brigadoon,"
South Pacific" "Porgy and
Bess," and kiss Me Kate"
William Warfield of the great
"Porgy and Bess" revival of
the early Sos will represent that
classic, with Susan Cobb assist
ing.
ALSO NOSTALGIA: Past and
present will be meShed this
year in Princeton's Triangle
Club show, due here on Deem
Der 20 at LiSner auditorium.
Triangle this year reaches age
rs, in celebration of which its
Funny Side Up" will look
backward, as well as outward
to some of the follies Of today.
Chorally, the group will go all
the way back to 1906 to sing the
memorable Mister Indian"
song, move forward to the 2Os
to do "Ships that Pass in the
Night" thence to 1886 to pre-
sent Brooks Bowman's time
defying East of the Sun" and
Love and A Dime. "
A cast of Is and a full-Scale
orchestra will travel the usual
Christmas Triangle circuit, on
which Washington is a major
stop.
The Princeton club of Wash
ington has tickets. /.
SATURDAY SUMMARY: S. .
N. Behrman who usually sticks
to the stage, will write the
sore enplay Of 20 Mistress
Mine" =. Which will be re-
membered as one of the gayer
Lunt vehicles of some seasons
ago. 1t opened at the Ma
tional sans sets which had got .
lost between there and here. i
Twill be the week before
Christmas for the opening Of
kings Of the Sun" at Keith'S,
its date December 10. Most |
of the major holiday films will
wait for Christmas Day. i
Critics, however, will see them
in advance, five in a row next
week.
"An American in Paris" the
first musical ever to win an
Academy award, will be the
film feature in the Corcoran
G allery of Arts December
schedule. 1t is listed for the
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Palace - 'Ths Wheeler Deal
ers"; I1:3o am, 10, Sis,
$40, 7:05, s:05 and II pm.
Playhouse - David and
Lisa; 12:15, $40, $40 and s:5S
pm. Wrong Arm Of the Law;
1:5o, $40 and $40 pm.
Plaza - "Sin You Sinners;
Hiss an, 1:2O, 2:45, 4:1O, SIS,
2, s:2S and $50 pm.
Town - my Little Chicka.
dec; IL, 2:45, $50, s:l5, II
pm. and 1920 am. ''The Bank
Dick; LIS, 4:1O, SIS and $40
pm.
Trans-Lux 'Under the
Yum Yum Tree; 11:S5, 1:3O,
$3.50, $50, 7::SO and 9::S5 pm.
Uptown - "How the West
Was Won; 2 and $50 pm.
Warner - Cleopatra; 2 and
3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-07

dCnleNemenlS IN simple mOOeS'
ty and practically.
This impression was formed,
permanently, one day when the
Washingtonian c allied Carol
from the lobby Of her hotel to
announce his presence to keep a
luncheon date. The usual an
swer to that would be, "I'll be
right down" or Would YOU
mind waiting a few minutes"
Not Carols.
you are a husband and ia
Their, aren't you?" said Carol
who knew her caller to be a
husband and father.
The relevance of the question
seemed remorseleSSly obscure
but Carols caller answered it
affirmatively.
Then, would you mind COM
ing up and unSticking the Upper
on my dreSs?", Carol asked.
One more stuck dress Upper
In the life of any husband-father
could possibly make no differ
ence, so Carols caller did as he
was asked.
He had forgotten the incident
until Carol turned up in Variety
as an intellectual in the eyes of
Washington. 1t came back to
him as evidence that no intel
lectual could have thought of
such a simple solution to a
stuck Upper dilemma. Nor one
involving such a modest maid
ems check on a mans creden-
tials as Upper unsticker.
M0RY LANE: New
York's famed City Center will
reach age 20 next Monday night
and its producing genius, Jean
Dalrymple has decided that it
shall be quite an occasion.
Accordingly, she has set up a
Showcase program which will
feature highlights from drama,
opera, ballet, and light opera
productions which have been
presented at the Center during
its two culture decades; as pop
ular, by the way, as they have
been distinguished.
Drama will be represented by
two specimens of the Center's
always good taste. One of these
will be an excerpt from Thorn
ton Wilder'S classic bit of
Americana, "Our Town." with
M arc Connolly, actor-play-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, again
in the role of narrator. Dorothy
Sands, Franchot Tone, and San
dy Dennis will be among his CO.
performers.
Charlton HeSton who has
come long way since his Gen.
ter appearance in 1856, will re-
peat his Mister Roberts" role,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-07
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Stage and Sereea
Shows and Show Times

Stage
National - National Reperto.
ny Theater, Ring Round the
Moon, 2:3O pm; ''The Cruel
ble", $50 pm
Arena Stage - Battle
Dream; 2::SO and 8:3Op.m.
Catholic University - MoH-
ere's ''The MiSer"; 8:30p.m.
Washington Theater Club -
Sally-Jane Heit's Miss Amuri-
ca; 8:30p.m.
Screen
Ambassador palm Springs
Week End; 1:30, 3.35, 5:35,
7:4O and $40.
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18th The film stars Gene
Kelly, who also directed it, Les
lie Caron, and Oscar Levant.
The Dramateens Of St. John
the Evangelist Church, Silver
Spring, last night offered the
premiere Of their original must
cal "All Set for Boston" in the
church's parish hall. 1t will
be repeated tonight, tomorrow
afternoon and night.
Two one-act classics, Jean
Cocteau's "Antigone" and Don
Pedro Calderon's 1.-THE Great
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Theater Of the World" will be
presented next Tuesday and
Wednesday nights by Airing
toms Marymount College ORA
matte Club. The occasion
will represent the American
premiere Of the second play,
from 18th century Spain .
Kenneth Evans of the college
faculty is directing both produc-
tons.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MASS. AVE. N.W.--RAMBLER
Brick custom-built. 612O Mass. ave,
Mohican Hills. Large liv. rm., fire
place. large din. rm. 3 bedrms., 3
tiled baths, kitchen and Jalousied
porch, garage. rec. rm., garden
level, special features include fine
furniture. carpets, etc. Beautifully
Handicapped. large lot, A real value.
CALL OWNER, OIL. 6-4362
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POTOMAC-4-bedrm., 2-story on
acre corner lot. Entrance foyer,
liy. room, dining rm.. family rm.,
KIT. with eating area. 2h baths,
full bsmtu 2-car garage, upper
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING, 8 bedrm. brick
rambler, mr.. Sligo Park. 2 baths
sep. din. rm., recreation rm.
storage closets fenced storm win.
dows and drs., Multi-room air.
conditioner, Walk to schools anc
churches. Mr.. all shopping, y blk
from bus. $19,750. Open Sunday
or by appt. 10TH Gregory St
JU. 5-0967.
SILVER SPRING, Woodside Park.
way--Attractiye brick Williams.
burg Cape Cod, Q yrs. old, 12x24
liy. rm. with firepl., center hall
din. .rm.. kit. with table space
3 bedrms., I Y baths, scr. porch
S2b, 800. BY OWNER. Call 10
5-2S62. Principals only.
SILVER SPRING
4-bedrm. split-level. fully equipped
kit, ideally located for shopping
schools and bus service. Fenced
shaded yard. Possession by Sept. 1
S22,950.
CHESTER KELLER, REALTOR
JU, 5-7l00
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABOUT To RTTv2

ABOUT TO BUY? 3,
5000 Includes Closing Cost" =
Coy 2-bedrm. home w1sep. din
rn., full bsmt. w/''walk OUT eNitt
sim: windows-doors, Anchor fence
tayments Less Than Rent''
hAGAN REALTY, INC, UN. 4-s5S3
ADELPHI, Md. U.-FHA amir or
assume 4 % CT. 3-beirm. hrk' bsnfs
S11,290. Immed. occ. HE. 4-5S4S. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

Fine AS SIX
Brick rambler. conveniently located
off Viers Mill I'd. An excellent
starter house. with everything.
Low down payment. We can arr
range financing to suit you. Ask
ing $4,000. 427-4500 I'll s.
LIST WITH LINGO
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POTOMAC

POTOMAC-4-bedrm., 2-story on
s-acre corner lot. Entrance foyer,
liv. room, dining rm., family rm.,
kit, with eating area. 2h baths,
full bsmt., 2-car garage, upper
40s, OWNER. 209-90i2.
RAMBLER-3 bedrms.. din. ell, rec
rm., iirepl., earport, patio, lovely
fenced I'd. BY OWNER. LIST and
last chance ~ real bargain. SI7,-
300. VIII. 6-0902.
RANDOLPH FARMS = Trees and
privacy are offered you from this
3-bedrOom brick rambler with
basement plus finished recreation
room and carport immed. pos
session, Sl0,050. Close 10 Bethesda
and Silver Spring.
James g. Conley a. Co. JU. p-4134
RIVER RID, AREA-NEw LIsTTNGi
CLOSE IN Immac. all-brk.. Co
lonial, with side scr. porch. 2
spae. bedrms,. llv. rm.. din. rm..
d 9snInd y, kit1 rec, IN" sgsr6sgce'
l. L. LEWIS 949-4330
ROCK CREEK Hills 4-bedrm
den. superior construction. man,
extras, call for appt.
H. j. REVANE, INC. Realtor
bS6-s330 Ewes. JU. o-234t
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA. wood.
ed setting Just off Rock Greek
Park. True center-hal Colonial
LIST fir. has family rm., library
powder rm,, Ice. liv. rm.. SEP. din
rma 4 bedrmS. and 2 baths on
upper level. Centrally air cond.
built-in garage, Wv. carpeting
Better than new cond. Low sos
Bethesda Realty
REALTORS OIL. 4-i4Ib
ROCK CREEK HILLS = Charming
center-hall, bedrm.. 9 : BATH
home on lovely lot, paneled den
jail. porch, rec, rm.. game rm.
maids rm., double garage, sac.
q. A. SCHLESINoER
ROCK CREEK PALISADES = I'm.
mac, 2-bedrm. rambler on lovely
freed lot. fenced yard. patio. walk
p9o. ssln0ols shSes Ssi eo
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SPACE-SPACE-SPACE
Is yours in this attractive split.
level. Large liv. rm., sen. din
rm., fin. rec. rm.. 3 twin-siZe bed
rms off OF attractive balcony
Many extras. for example: 2 ali
conditioners, wall-to-wall carpet.
ing, patio with Fiberglas roof
Fenced lot. Walk TO all schools
Must be seen to be appreciated
CONNECTICUT AVE. ESTATES
GIL no. money down. FHA mimi
mum down.
940-S44O REALTOR
Manoyill Realty Corn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

LAYTONsvTLLE AREA-New O.
construction and beautifully APP
pointed brick and frame 4 excel.
bedrooms, unusual baths, paneled
family rm., massive raised-heRrth
fireplace, delightful 14xl2 keeping
kitchen with solid cherry cabinets
IN abundance, Central air cond.,
enclosed double carport 27x22
Lovely trees and shrubs, h-acre
secluded lot additional acreage
ayailO. Ideally located for 1BM
Bureau Standards and ACC ems
ployes, A definite bargain al
Samuel s. ! Y! E. Bogley, Inc nc;
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
KEN DRUSKIN'S
VALUED HOMES
rRrrNnnna vALuEa

FOREST GLEN AREA---S1S.0O0
FILA $500 down. S102 "a per mo
p.i. Beautiful all-brick rambler
rec. rm., central air cond.
-FOUR coRNERs-S1e,e6O. Lovel!
brick Cape Cod. 4 bedrms., 2 full
baths. full bsmt. Make this
must on your list to see.
FOREST ESTATES s22. $50. Sc,
this immac. 3-bedrm. split-level
family rm., table-space kit. leve
lot.
RocKVILLE-S24,95O, Brk. split
4 bedrms featuring > level base
board h.-w.h.. prestige neighbor
hood.
KENsINGTON - S27,250. Brick
5-level split. rec. rm... huge. lot
Many extras. Assume large loan
WHEATON VIEw-S32 $50. Con.
veniently located, long, low ant
handsome 4-bedrm., split-toyel
rambler. rec. rm. WIfireplace
central air cond.. 200-ft. lot
ABOVE HOMES OK'D 4 TRADI
1890 Viers Mil Rd., Wheaton
KEN DRUSKIN, RealtOr, 94D-4OOl
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sILvER SPRING, woodside PARK
Walk TO the heart OF Silver
Spring from this immac,, 3-bed-
rm. and den brick rambler. Sep.
din. .rm.. kit. with eating area.
3 full baths, rec. rm, centrally
air cond., 2-car garage. $4,000,
ROBERT II. KENT a CO., u.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
WHEATON

RIPLEY recommends you
inspect the following fine
properties from 2 til 8:
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3-bedroom. 2-bath. all-brick
rambler with table-space
kitchen and rec. rm. Ideal
area for children. DIR. I:
Viers Mil I'd. to Bushey.
right on Bushey to Elby,
left on Elby to 1902 VIM
ton terrace and our OPEN
sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

SILNEh SFkINU, OPEN. By OWN
ER-3-bedrm. home. sep. din. rm.,
Ia baths. rec. rrn., lge, fenced
I'd, with shade trees and shrubs
S wal .Sop distance 70 schools suss,
loan or FILA with small dn. pymt,
PRINCIPALS ONLY. Call anytime
JU, S-B0O2,
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SILVER sPRING-TnTtinE exterior
sets. off glamorous 3-bedrm. split
level with the incest screened
summer room we've seen. Rec
room, laundry room, play room
gear gaIage. Private shrubbed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

SILVER sPRING-BUILDiNo sPE,
CALL Lge. contemporary 4-bed.
rm. rambler, full baths. very
de luxe kit, paneled rec. rm
flagstone foyer, Budget terms. I'm.
II. l.. LEWIS 949-4330
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
949-433O

SILVER SPRING, bet. LANGLEY and
4 Corners - Lovely split-foyer
rambler. By OWNER. B bedrms.,
ga baths, finished rec. rm., pa
ITO. $4,000. Principals only. HE,
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ADELPHI RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6
2l00 RIIATAN

Owner transferred. See to appre-
sila1te; ,New,hoyse cond.. custom
a1Ssnrlck rambler. large llv. rnl.
kitchen, disposal. dishwasher. a
hedrms:, 2 baths, fabulous rec.
I'm; Otf-st. parking. Priced S23,-
POO. Your terms. Dir: Out Riggs
I'd. to Ruatan. Cali Mr., Stoyer'
CAMPANELLA & co.
E1. 3-41l3 Ewes. VIII. 2-1139
ADELPHI.,Big 3-bedrm., 2h-bath
SURPRISE FOR S WISE
Walk out .bsmt., huge, dazzling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

'OREST GLEN AREA--S1S.000
FLA $500 down. S102 "a per mo
n beautiful all-brick rambler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

SILVER SPRING--Reduced $1,000
under appraisal. immed. possess
sion. 4-bedrm. brk.. conV. located.
2 baths, family rm.. rec. rm..
sD6 so 6it s and ,6 maids rms only
CO. REAITOR- m h.Thla
Evening star., 1963-05-02
MeotIoof Wins Sic, 900
For Cookout Champion

ton back in 1855 as o member
Of the home service staff Of
the Washington Gas Light
Co. She left to become Bar
bara Tellus," home econo-
mist with Western Growers
in Los Angeles and to get
married.
Other Winners
The four runner-up win
ners who received 1868 "jeep"
station wagons were DR.. Nor
ton z. Berk, Honolulu; Dr..
Peter D. Carras, Paterson,
N. j.; Ernst H. Klessig, Nor
NAL, III, and Adolfo r. Ra-
mirez, Miami, Fla.
All the Is finalists received
q trophy as Q memento Of
the event.
Judges for the cookout
were Julie Benell, food editor
Of the Dallas Morning News;
Isabel Du Bois, food editor Of
the Chicago Daily News;
Clementine Paddleford, food
editor Of This Week maga-
zine and the New York Her.
aid Tribune; Sam Bernstein,
managing editor Of the Bos-
ton Sunday Advertiser, and
this reporter.
Following Is Mr.. McDer-
mott's winning meat loaf.
GriIIed Imperial
Crown Meat Loaf
2 pounds ground lamb
2 eggs, beaten
! cup cracker crumbs
1/3 cup chopped parsley
8 tablespoons soy sauce
/ Glove garlic, pressed
! teaspoon cumin
Y teaspoon seasoned pepper
/ cup catsup
10 mushrooms, medium size
"a cup pineapple chunks,
drained
Kaiser quilted foil, 1S-inch
heavy duty
Line firebox with quilted
foil; let Goals burn down un-
til coated with gray ashes.
In large mixing bowl, COM
bine lamb, eggs, cracker
crumbs, parsley, soy sauce,
garlic, cumin, pepper and "a
cup Of the catsup. Mix thor
oughly. Place half Of the mix
ture on an 18-inch sheet Of
foil; shape into lower half Of
loaf. Place mushrooms In q
row down center Of meat; ar
range pineapple chunks be-
side each mushroom crown.
Top with remaining meat
mixture, sealing edges to-
gether. Wrap foil around
loaf, sealing securely. Grill
loaf about / hour, turning
a quarter turn every IS min
utes. Open foil and fold back
to make a pan" Brush meat
with remainder Of catsup and
continue cooking and turn
ing loaf about Is minutes
longer. Makes eight servings.
Garnish with small kabobs
OF kumquatS. green olives,
pineapple chunks and cherry
tomatoes.
Evening star., 1963-05-02
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor Of The Star


America has q new cookout
champion.
He's Thomas ]. McDermott,
jr., q 32-year-old attorney
from North Hollywood, Calf,
the grand prize winner In the
fourth cookout championship
"for men only" sponsored by
Kaiser Foil. For his efforts
he woh $4,000.
His winning entry in the
cookout, held In the Ale Ale
Kai garden Of the Hilton
H a waiian Village Hotel,
Honolulu, was grilled impe-
rial crown meat loaf.
When m OWE star Joan
Crawford, who announced the
winners, called out Mr.. Nc
Dermott's name, his wife
jumped to her feet, gave her
husband q big smacker, and
shouted, "Whoopee, now we
can stay on a few days"
In addition to being q bar
becue specialist, Mr.. McDer-
mott enjoys opera, plays bad
minton, and likes to swim.
He was born in Santa Moni-
ca, Calf, graduated from the
University Of California In
Los Angeles, and is a veteran
of the Korean War. The Nc
Dermott's have one child, q
son Robert, z years old, who
stayed behind in California
with his grandparents.
When Mr.. McDermott ac-
cepted the check from Miss
Crawford, he admitted to be-
ing O little nervous during
the cookout, then thanked
the judges for "eating and
liking" his meatloaf, and his
wife and son for putting UP
with him while he was per-
fecting the recipe. "They had
to eat 1t II times" he said.
Home Looted
After winning the top
money, they called home to
relay the good news only to
hear their home had been
looted in their absence.
II guess whoever broke In
must have thought we had
some valuables stashed away
since we live only two blocks
from Bob Hope. Ours is the
most modest house on the
street. The robbers must have
had quite a shock when they
saw our bedroom with the
paper all ripped off. We're
in the throes Of re-doing 1t
ourselves. The only real jew
elry I own, I'm wearing"
laughed Mrs. McDermott.
When I went up to con-
gratulate her husband, he
said, my wife says she has
met you" Somewhat sur
prised, since the judges had
been c carefully segregated
from the contestants from
the time we first landed on
the islands, I wondered where
and when we had met. It
turned out Betty McDermott
spent one year in Washing
Evening star., 1963-05-02
BroiIed Humwiches

pickle relish and ham to-
gether In a medium size mix
ing bowl. Stir in evaporated
milk and blend we'll. Spread
an even amount Of ham mix
ture on each slice OF toast.
Top with 2 tablespoon s
cheese. then 1 tablespoon
chill sauce. Place under pre-
heated broiler until cheese
meltS, about 3 minutes. Serve
Immediately. Six servings.
Evening star., 1963-05-02
FAULKNER
FAULKNER
Peanut Butter Popular
With the SmoII Frv

Continued From Page c.
range in container OF crushed
ice as shown in illustration.
Peanut Butter Stuffed Gel
cry: Choose the smaller inner
stalks of crisp celery or trim
the outer stalks small fry"
size. Spread plain or crunchy
peanut butter into the hollow.
Plan on several for each
child. since this combination
is very popular.
Peanut Butter Rainbow
Sandwiches: Cut white bread
In flower-shaped rounds with
cooky cutters. Spread one
round generously with pea
nut butter and top with an
other round Of bread. Choose
jelly in rainbow hue and put
a generous dollop on top Of
the bread. Since there is
Evening star., 1963-05-02

u cup mayonnaiSe
u cup finely cut celery
" cup drained sweet pickle
relish
2 cups finely diced ham
u cup evaporated mike
8 slices sandwich bread,
toasted
"a cup shredded cheddar
cheese
8 tablespoons chill sauce
Mix mayonnaise, celery,
Evening star., 1963-05-02
Ruinbow Pyramid Coke

8 cups butter cream frosting
Green, pink and yellow food
coloring
"a 2la-inch cup cakes (any
desired flavor
2 cups flaked coconut Zap
proximately)
Divide butter cream FROST
ing as follows: 11a cups,
tinted green, / cup tinted
pink, u cup tinted yellow.
Allowing 2 tablespoons FROST
ing for each cup cake, frost
IL with green frosting, 8 with
pink and 4 with yellow.
Evening star., 1963-05-02

always a home for leftover
peanut butter sandwiches.
make plenty.
Evening star., 1963-05-02

Sprinkle each cup cake gen.
erously with coconut.
On q 10-inch plate. arrange
green cup cakes. then top
with pink and finally yellow
to form rainbow pyramid.
Milford chronicle., 1963-09-27

When you are using Drowned
flour in a gravy, remember that
the flour has lost portion Of its
usual thickening power in the
browning process.
Milford chronicle., 1963-09-27

Need an extra cookie sheet
when you are baking big batch
of cookies? Turn a jelly-ro11 pan
upside down and use the bottom
for baking the cookies.
Milford chronicle., 1963-09-27

Family chores can become fun
If YOU allow children to submit
sealed bids for each task. The
lob will be given to the lowest
bidder.
Milford chronicle., 1963-09-27

Cream | 1/2 cups confection-
ers sugar with a three ounce
package of cream cheese and a
teaspoon Of vanilla for a quick
cake frosting.
Milford chronicle., 1963-09-27

With active todd1ers around
the house, it is best not to store
cleaning compounds, such as
bleaches, in cupboards close to
the floor
Milford chronicle., 1963-09-27

Texas Is the leader in gas
production, with Louisiana a
close second.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-01-09

getting into the picture In many areas.
And the small farmer, who is the
backbone of our local economy, can
around farmer with year around
income
It's not going to be easy to get
away from tobacco, but it can be done
And 1t will be most easily done if it
is done gradually, without waiting un-
til the time has come when it is
imperative.
Now is the time when one and all
should begin to work together to per-
Suade and encourage those who till
the land to see the higher income op-
portunitieS that await those who act
now to improve their income through
planting produce, raising livestock
and generally diversifying their farm
ing efforts.
Unless and until this is done, we
VIII continue to see the larger farmer
swallow up the smaller farmer - a
process that WeakenS the economy of
this area each time it happens.
Last year the Loris Merchants Asso-
clatlon did yOeman service in encour-
aging farmers to plant pole beans.
More of this sort of thing is going
10 De necessary If we are to make the
transition in economy as painless as
possible.
PLANT Produce To Prosper" is not
lust slogan: it's truth. in this area ::
and we should all begin to proclaim
1t loud and long.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-01-09
Ray's Ranblin S
Budget Revelations
By Ray Wicker


Taking a close look at where school tax money
reveals many interesting little million dollar
details. We just received copy of the Nine Months
School Fund budget for North Carolina's public.
schools showing estimated money needs for the school
year 1963-64. Here's of the costs which few
people think about compared to costs everyone knows
about: Salary for Superntendents = $l,927,74O
compared with the cost of batteries of school buses
and other school vehicles - $1,11O,172 batteries
aren't much cheaper than superintendents, but both
necessarily
1t costs taxpayers $2O5 OFT to pay teachers
salaries while costs $5939S4S for anitors (here
are more teachers than janitOrs = thank goodness.
Members of the county boards of education for
the whole state receive $4,000 while costs 81 244
ACT for oil, and grease to keep the states fleet
of buses going.
Our purpose in bringing out these figures is not
to criticize public education, but to point out that
costs of education involves much more than teachers
salaries, building maintenance, and superinendents
salaries.
New Years Sounds b
Midnight New Years Eve - the bells of the
Tabor City Baptist Church Ginning out What A
Friend We Have In Jesus punctuated by the boom
of firecrackers.
hangover occurs when the brew of the night
meets the cold of the day.
Cupid may be good shot, but he sure makes
some awful Mrs. q