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The Adak sun., 1963-04-01

ARTS, Adak, Alaska, is an affiliate Of the
Uni ted States Armed Forces Radio and Tele-
vi ST on Servi ce, Department Of Defense. In
formation is taken from Tole-Tips 26-3,
publ cation of ARTS Los angeles. Special
progr ami ng Will be announced over AIRS Radio
from 1890 to 1850 Monday thru friday on
Adaks S Private Line and over AFTV onParade.
This schedule is subject to change.
PROGRAMS TO SEE ON AFrV CHANNEL 8..........
Coincidence Carol Burnett gives her own
interpretation Of the fairy tale character,
nsnow Viii e,"--Nat King Cole sings "Too
Young" and Allen Funt Mr. Candid canera)
shows some candid films never shown of
Carry Moore carrying on a series Of ern-
est conversation wi tn ildren. "That
Wonderful Year" is 1851 on the Carry Moore
Show at $50 pm. Tuesday.
nLook to the Stars" is the story of
brilliant student, mali gned by his teacher,
accused of being a trouble-naker, and ex-
PEELED from school. See the life Of the
American scienti st, Albert abraham Michel
son, who received the Nobel Prize tor MS
achi ev3mont in the measurement of Light
waves. Tho Cartc7ri ght's play a big part in
helping this young boy get started and give
him conf dance. The all star cast present
an oducati onal drama Of carly discover
di sappoi ntync1t, and finally q break-through
....on Bonanza at 7:3O pm. Tuesday.
band Of ri thless outlaws tries to lure
Matt Dillon out of Dodge 50 they can steal
a big eold shipment. When the narahal1 re-
fuses to leave, the gang begins W ~a-4.
out brutal ultimatum; it will kill a man
day until Matt gets out Of town. Watch
| this excl ting adventure Of Gunsmoke at
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Vanderbilt at Nashville, Tenn.
2:2o, WMiAL--Footban. NOtre
Dame VS.. Iowa.
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scripts Nep York, Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions offered guide to area UeDers.
The Great Adventure "Wd Bill HckOk." Fairly interesting
entry It's based on a true ironic tale about famous
gfghter Hickok who kills his closet friend by accident In
in gun battle The added DRAMA plus the shootou scenes
make this exciting for the youngsters 7SO pm
WT0P-9.
Bob Hope Theater. Tts Mental Work" John OHara story
adapted by Rod Srng that has the OHara flavor OF tired
defeaSm There's chatter than action enough of a
love story to hook the ladies' and interesting cast led by
Lee j. Cobb old bachelor who wants to sell out Coor
$3.50 pm. WRC4.
Burkes Law "hO Killed Jason Shaw" Less stress the
usual parade of puchrtude and plot this time When
big fnancier is murdered the clues miSeadngy point to
of four primary suspects each played kOOky
than the other by Keenan, Wynn Burgess Meredith Oscar
HOmolka and Richard Haydn. $3.50 pm, WMAL-7
Twilight might Call" Gladys Cooper is splendid in
nice little story about devish insrumenthe telephone.
She plays old invalid who gets eerie phone calls without
the aid of the phone company. $3.50 pm, WTOP-9.
Alfred Hitchcock Body in the Barn. Another vintage actress
Lillian Gsh. stars in neat and tricky murder tale in this
suspicious old lady is positive her nexdoor neighbor
has been murdered by his wife, and she wants justice done
The story with its twists well paced and well cast all down
the line 10 pm, WTOP-9.
Steve Allen Steves guests range from Comics Cliff Arquee
Lamb, 'Miss Banana and Southearted Steve. 125 pm,
WTOP-9.
Tonight Actor Kirk Douglas English Singing Comic Dave King
American Comic Henry Yogman and the Willis Sisters keep
Johnny Carson company tonight. (COlor) 1880 pm WRC
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TODAY's RADIO HIcHLIGHTs

7:0O, WAMU-FM Css.s Me.D-
Continental Comment. A pro-
gram Of news and editorial
comment from more than %
European newspapers.
$500, W0L-ProfeSsional Bas-
ketbal. Baltimore vs.. New
York.
1890, WHFS-FM 1O2.3 Me-
Sounds of Jazz. GIN Stereo. }
Count Basic Is featured.
TOMORROW
11:o0, WAIAL-I nterhigh District
Championship Football. East
ern vs.. Roosevelt. Give
broadcast from CardoZo Sta
dunn
1:15, WT0P, WPIK-Football.
Maryland University VS.. Uni
versity Of Virginia.
2:15, WOL-FoOtball. George
Washington Colonials VS..
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

1900. WMAL-FM CIoT.s Mel
Heritage Concert. Works by
BerliOz, Bach, Mozart and
ShOstakOvitch.
s:3e, WHFS (1O2.3 Me.)-Stereo
Concert Time. The Columbia
Orchestra performs works BY
Beethoven, MendelSsohn and
VareSe.
$3.50, WGMS (s.70 Ke.HLi-
brary Of Congress Concert.
olive broadcast New York
Pro Musica Renaissance
Band; Noah Greenberg, d.
rector. Flemish Dances and
Chansons; English Fantasies
and Dances.
sos, WASH-FM (s7.I Mel
symphony in Stereo. BARRIERS
Concerto for Violin and Or
cheStra.
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SUNDAY TV
GUEST LIST

1880. WTOP (S)-City Side.
George Pendleton and Mrs.
Richard Simonson Of the
District Home Rule Commit
tee.
1890, WRC (4)-Georgetown
University Forum. Professor
Charles Manning, London
School of Economics; DR..
Victor Ferkiss of George
town University and Clark
Mellenhoff, Washington cor
respondent.
2:3O, WMAL (O-Issues and
Answers. President Nasser
Of the United Arab Republic.
400, WTOP (s)-Face the
Nation. Professor Frederick
Barghoorn, Yale University
professor recently released
by Soviet authorities.
$500, WRC az - Meet the
Press. Maurice Couve de
Murville, French Minister Of
Foreign Affairs.
700, WMAL (7)-Close-U Up:
The Capitol. Senator Full
bright, Democrat of Ar
kansas.
1880, WTTG (5)-Mark Evans
Show. Senator PrOxmire,
Democrat of Wisconsin, and
Singers Pat Suzuki and Polly
Bergen.
900, WTTG (5)-Under Dis
cussion. Michael Cacoyan.
mis-, Greek film director
Frank Perry, director and
Hollis Alpert, film critic for
the Saturday Review maya
zine.
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC (4)-International
ShOwtime. 1.-THE Wonderful,
Wonderful Copenhagen Cir
Gus" Schum ann horses,
aerial acts, trick bicycle rid
ing and daredevil aerial acts
by mother and two daughters.
1880, WhIAL OH Sunset
Strip. Lovers Lane" A po-
litical boss hires Bailey to
save his son from death row.
Preston Foster.
$3.50, WTOP (s)-Route 66.
When a pretty girl attempts
to kill herself, Line sets out
to help her. James Coburn,
Linda Watkins.
$500, WTTG (5)-Movie Greats.
Treasure Of Sierra Madre. |"
Greed is graphically por-
trayed in this magnificent
film. Directed by John Hus-
ton. Humphrey Bogart,
Walter Huston i1948).
$3.50, WAIAL "a - Farmers
Daughter. Katy returns to
the farm after a tiff and soon
finds her father trying to
push her into marriage.
10000, WAIAL t7)-Fight of the
Week. Maruo Nina VS.. Allen
Thomas. Ten-round, light
heavyweight bout from Madi-
son Square Garden.
10000. WRC (4)-Jack Paar
Show. Guests include Lib
Grace, CasSius Clay, Milt
Kamen and Mary Mccarthy.
11:1O, WTTG (5)-Hollywood's
Finest. "a Bell for Adano."
John Hersey's story Of the
American OCCUPATION Of a
small Italian town is beauti-
fully brought to life on the
screen. John Kodiak, William
Bendix, Gene Tierney (1945).
1850, WMAL (7)-Big Movie
Of the Week. First Man
Into Space" Science film
with Marshall Thompson and
Maria Landi, a bit dated in
the light Of recent informa-
ton (1959).
12:55, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Secret of st. Ives. "
Costume melodrama about a
soldier in Napoleon's Army.
Richard Ney, Vanessa Brown
$3.50.
100, WRC (4)-Mystery The
alter. Give Steps to DAN
ger" Espionage drama
about secret agents and
formulas. Sterling Hayden,
Ruth Roman (1957).
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonohts top shorDs as preUietDed By TV Keys staff.
tDho attend rehedrSds match screenings and Gndlyze
scripts Neu York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
opinions offered a guide to area Ute1DerS.
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SlDly explain any OF mat COun-
try's difficulties, or any of our
difficulties with that country, or
both.
Drew, who has three shows
to 60 for ABC-TV, insists that
his technique eliminates tn e
danger of official hammi-
ness" This is achieved, he
says, by the naturalization Of
the Photographic equipment
and its machining to perfect
silence so that the subject is
not aware that the camera is
grinding away.
That's what Variety says he
says, anyway.
A memory span Of about 10
seconds, on the part of the peo-
pie being photographed, would
help, too.
HR&
A one-hour Give" variety
show entitled Saturday Night
at the Hollywood Palace" will
replace the first half Of Jerry
Lewis's two-hour show on
ABC-7 next month. Nick
VanOff will produce in aSsocia-
ton with Bill Harba h and
about all that can be relayed at
this point is that the palace"
is ABC's brand-new name for
the old theater Gel Capitan)
which Jerry refurbished for his
Inflated series.
Meanwhile, Laughs for Sale,
the show which replaced Hun
bred Grand, will get the heave-
no in early January. The
way it looks now, Farmers
Daughter Ginger Stevens) may
also be shifted from Fridays to
Wednesdays, just ahead Of Ben
Casey, exchanging times with
The Price is Right.
-
The funny mail always seems
to arrive in time for Friday.
g.. -. Here's Mrs. D. X. p, Of
Rockville:
these TV medical referrals
(See DR.. Kildare 11-21-63) may
get to be a bit too much. l en-
vision future multiple part pro-
gram as follows: A patient sees
DR.. Kildare and is diagnosed as
having pSychoSomatic head
aches and referred to psychia-
triSt Starke on Eleventh Hour.
After one session, he's found to
be hostile to Starke and is re-
ferred to psychiatrist Thompson
on The Breaking Point. Thomp-
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EDUCATIONAL N
(ChonneI 26)

s:3O-Kindergarten.
s:O0-Whst's New. Children.
s:3e-The New Biology.
7:3o-Focus on Behavior. "a
World to Perceive" DR..
Richard Walk Of George
Washington University.
s:OO-Art Of Seeing. New Sc
ries.) Photographer Ernest
Haas.
S:3o-Festival Of the Arts. ia
hours. Congress of Strings,
1863" Eugene 0rmandy con-
ducts works by Bach, Mozart,
Barber and Tchaikovsky.
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son discover no psychosomatic
illness but diagnoses brain syn
drome and refers the patient to
Ben Casey. Casey diagnoses
chronic sub-dural hematOma
and removes same. He then
sends the patient to the Nurses
for a period of convalescence
where he falls in love and mar
ries one of the Nurses. Now he
starts his own series which is a
situation comedy about q sickly
guy married to a nurse and
lives happily ever after. Now /
ask yOu!"
Aside to Mrs. D. K. P:
Didn't / see those shows last
week?
Allen Funt seems to be the
chap most likely to benefit from
any CBS-TV disasters. He
already has one show set Ito
replace the folding Glynis),
now is developing two more
programs for the network. -.
One show, 1.-THE Next so Min
uteS," would present five real
life events occurring at the
same time in five different sec
tons Of the country (via tape.
of course). I'm beginning
to believe Danny Thomas final
ly means it; that he'll quit aft
er this season, / mean. .
Danny has a callous on his vo-
cal chOrd-'it's not a polyp and
not cancerous, but it can't be
removed. / receive medication
twice daily, mainly to slow me
down, and l find myself feeling
so lethargic that l project my
voice in order to rise above it.
AS a result, I'm straining my
throat even more" DAN
ny'S aware Of the many Jobs
connected with the one show;
that's why he made the an
nouncement so early. . Abe
TVS Tennessee Ernie Ford, in
his new book, "This is Ny Sto-
ry, This is My Song" has a
chapter headed "A Matter Of
Faith" ut seems to me-"
ne says, "that whenever people
have acted badly towards each
other, and raised religious is
sues, they have raised the I'm
important ones" Ernie, by
the way, will narrate 1.-THE Sto-
ry Of Christmas" Dec. %. g.
Three groups of eight children,
African, Mexican and Oriental,
will sing about the Christ Child
in their native tongues.
-
Sonny Fox, the star and host
of Wonderland, is also co-pro-
ducing next weeks Thanksgiv-
ing afternoon special on ABC-7,
starring David Wayne. 4.
Fox, who owns the show with
M aurice Levine and has
worked on it for almost three
years, suggests two things: one,
that Harold Beebe, who wrote
the music, will be one of the
top names In music within five
years; two, that Jack GuilfOrd,
best known as the Cracker
jacks" man on the CONNER
cialS, ste a Is the show. .
What's come over our local TV
hOSteSSeS? There was LOr-
raine FlOcks, WMAL-7, last
week, chummily chatting with
"exotic" dancer Blaze Starr
and, yesterday, WRC4's Inga,
prettily smoking cigar.
Financial DefIatiOn Dept:
Variety has Jerry Lewis and
ABC settling for 50 million in
stead Of 81, as reported "a
] hours narlinr
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WOOK-TV
(ChonneI ~

5:OO-Teen Dance Party.
6:3O--NewS, Weather, Sports.
7:OO-Lloyd Mangr,Im Golf.
7:O5-Wrestling.
S:0O-UncOvered.
S:3O-Broadway Goes Latin.
9:OO-MOvie. youths High
way" 1882.
1O:3O-News, Weather, Sports.
11:O0-Mahalia Jackson Sings.
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FIN Stations

WAVA-FM 1851 Ms an. 70 mIsaight.
WJMD-FM al Me- an. to midaIIht
RPsc-FM SIS Ms an. to . Pm.
WToP FIN ss3 Ms.-7A-hsur operation.
WeAY-FM ss.s Ms an. to midnight.
MeTB FM-so1 Nc to I an. Monday
Friday; Q an. to an. Saturday; Il nosa
to an. Sunday.
WHFs-FM-1073 Me- tsteresl-
Il HSOa to Il pm.
HAMU-FM-ss.5 Mo pm. to midnight
W0LFM-sS1 Ms.-s:Oe an. to midnight.
WFAN-FM-1Oo.3 Me- an. to midnight.
WEDe-FM-101.1 Ms.-1lhuur sperstIoa.
NeMs-FM-1o3.s Me.-MoRssy Saturday. $50
an. to mIanIghti Sundays, $50 an. to
midnight.
WeTs-FM-si.s Me.-1:3o to 10 pm. Msn.-
ri. SO to 4 Pm; Sunday, 5 to 10 pm.
WxRA-FM-1es.s Me.-I7 aosa to misarht.
WMAL-FM-1o1.3 MI an. to 1;E an.
WAsH-FM ST. Me- an. to his an.
WRe-FM-s3s Me.-s:3u an. to an.
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CURTAIN AT $50 Pm. IN COLOR. ON CHANNEL 4
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ON THE AIR
Cuts and Simplicity
May Not Be Enough
By BERNIE HARRISON
star ~ Critic

iucer Of the controversial Crisis" the ABCV documentary
which pWpoed give inside look at how the Administration
met ntegraon crisis is admitting that his new style Of
journalistic CUTS and simplicity having tougher time get
ling accepted in this country
In France it's known cinema verte" which might DOS
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WINX-isoo Ke.-74-hsuF operation.
WPiK-13o ke.-Bsylight snlJ.
WaMR-1ose ke..-DsYIiEht shiy.
WUsT-fi1o ke.-Dsylight Snly.
WFM-112o Ks.-DsyIight only.
WWDe-l7so M.-zl-hSBF spsrstisn.
EEEL-ts1S M.-7ahsur operation except
Msadsy midnight to an. Tuesday.
EHMe-11so ks.-s:3a an. To midnight.
R00k-134e Ks.-24hOur sperstios Munaay-
Saturday: Sunday an. to ailnight.
NElM-I3so Ks.-7Lhsur Sperstisn, except
Sunday Midnight to an. hoAasy.
WDoH-1s4e M.-DsYIight saly.
EPec-1Sso Ee.-DsyIight snlY.
WPRW-IAse Ks.-DsyiIght saly.
WsMs-s1s Ks.-MsnssJ-SStBrSg $40 a.
to midnight Sunday, $50 an. to miGnIGht
NAVA-7Se M.-DaYIight snIy.
EoVA-1s3o Re. Daylight sHly.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Difference.
In Cheese
po You know the difference

DO you know the difference
between O natural cheese and
q pasturized process cheese
f0odp Chances are you don't.
Yet, the terminolosy should
be your clue.
A cheese Is exactly that. A
cheese food Is other things
too, It has moisture and milk
solids added-and sometimes
such flavorings as pimentos,
fruits, vegetables, and meats.
90. II you're looking for the
most cheese per pound, you'll
select q natural or q pas
turized process cheese, which
Is q blend Of natural cheeses.
II you want q specially item
--one that's milder, easy to
spread and quick to melt
you'll choose q cheese food,
or possibly Q cheese spread.
Cheese experts In the
United States Department of
Agriculture say it's entirely a
matter Of preference, But you
should know what you're
buying, So, read the label and
know the terminology.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Here's q New Look for Lamb Roast
1t takes a minimum of skill

1t takes a minimum of skill
to cook lamb properly. Just
follow simple timing direc-
tions and remember that be-
cause lamb is young it doesn't
require lengthy cooking.
Chops and steaks lend them
selves to quick broiling and
barbecuing.
A roast takes longer, Of
course. but roasting is one Of
the easiest Of all methods Of
meat cookery, Just place the
leg Of lamb on q rack in an
open roasting pan to Keep the
meat up out Of Its own juices.
Roast In the oven (S25 de-
grees) allowing 80 TO S5 min
utes per pound,
Marinades, toppings and
gravies make q big difference
In flavor. Because lamb has
such q mild, delicate taste 1t
combines we'll with herbs and
seasonings.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Keep a Lookout for Beef
Buys in Near Future

3 tablespoons lard or
drippings
2 teaspoons salt
V teaspoon pepper
teaspoon chilli powder
can (le ounces) tomatoes
/ can (le ounces) kidney
beans. drained
Flour for gravy
Brown pot-roast In lard or
drippings. Pour off drippings.
Season with salt, pepper and
chill powder. Drain tomatoes,
reserving liquid. Add tomato
liquid to pot-roast. Cover
tightly and cook slowly 8 to
3M hours or until almost
tender. Add additional liquid
II necessary. Add tomatoes
and kidney beans and cook
an additional Is minutes. Re-
move meat and vegetables to
heated platter. Thicken cook
ing liquid with flour for
gravy, six to eight servings.
Evening star., 1963-04-11

Nothing tastes quite so ele-
CANT as a leg Of lamb with a
special topping and zesty
sauce, This recipe, developed
by the American Lamb Coun-
Gil. makes a superb choice for
that special Sunday dinner.
Leg Of Lamb NeapOIitan
5 pound leg Of lamb
2 teaspoons salt
/ teaspoon crushed oregano
I medium onions. chopped
l medium green pepper,
chopped
I Glove garlic, crushed
can Il pound, ~ ounces)
tomatoes
Sprinkle lamb with salt
and oregano; place on rack
In shallow roasting pan.
Bake In 325 degrees (slow)
oven lm hours; drain off
drippings. Mix together the
onions, green pepper. garlic
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Flank Steak Needs Slow COOKING

Would you like to serve a
steak dinner that is easy on
your budget? Answer your
family's pleas for steak by
preparing a kingly flank steak
dinner. the American Meat
Institute suggests.
Flank steak is economical
because 1t comes from the
hind quarter Of beef located
below the sirloin, giving the
meat good quality but max
Evening star., 1963-04-11

If you spend any time in Brazil,
you can't help noticing that Bra
zilians are crazy about their kids.
But no kids in Brazil, or any
where, could take the care and at
tention that will be lavished on the
coffee tree Seeding you see in this
picture.
As you see it now, shortly after
termination, it's called a "match"
For the first year Of its life it will
be sheltered, nourished and coddled
in a nursery. 1t will receive careful
doses Of sunlight. 1t will be nurtured
in natural soil, then force-fed in a
specially constructed seed pot.
The scientists and nurserymen who
will study and pamper this match"
Evening star., 1963-04-11

and tomatoes. Basic lamb
with some of the tomato mix
ture and bake, basting oc-
casionally, hour or until
meat thermometer registers
IT'S degree for medium done
ness. Add water to sauce If
needed during latter part Of
cooking time. Serve roast
with sauce. Makes 9 to 8
servings,
Evening star., 1963-04-11

are little short Of obsessive about in
suring its health and welfare.
BY the time it's transplanted in
the field, they'll be absolutely GER
tain it has passed every test and been
given every chance to become
fruitful, healthy coffee tree.
That's how Brazilians are about
their coffee. No detail is too small,
nothing is left to chance.
In over 200 years Of coffee re-
search and cultivation, Brazilian SCI
entists and growers have developed
the most advanced n in the
world. Also the l. stand
ards Of quality CONF.
American coffee roasters know
this. They know that before coffee
Evening star., 1963-04-11

In the coming months the
section of your meat counter
featuring beef will become Q
spot to note particularly
when shopping for food bar
gains. Here's good news for
meal planners, since beet al
ways ranks high on any
body's list Of meat favorites.
Beef pot-roast, that fam
lily meal standby, probably
fits into your menus fairly
frequently, How nice to find
1t even more economically
priced than usual
Here's another bonus "a
new idea for cooking Q pot
roast. It adapts q spicy style
of cookery from South Amer
lea and includes tomatoes,
kidney beans and chilli pow
der. The amount of chill
powder is not too much
Just enough to pep UP the
meal.
Chilean POt.ROast
8 to I pound beef arm or
blade pot-roast
Evening star., 1963-04-11

leaves Brazil il has been classified,
checked, re-checked and checked
again by the most modern elecronic
machinery and the worlds most
knowledgeable coffee men.
That's why practically every
American brand-including yours,
probably--blends Brazilian beans
for quality and flavor.
That's why you enjoy a good cup
Of coffee so much.
Brazilians are dedicated to ship
ping you the worlds best coffee. But
it's up to you to brew il properly.
For free booklet, "How to Make
Better Coffee. write to: The Coffee
Man, Dept. ws-11, Brazilian Coffee
Institute, 100 Wall ST., N.Y.5.
Evening star., 1963-04-11

ing 1t less Juicy and tender
than sirloin. However. flank
steak is easily tenderized and
kept Juicy through proper
cooking.
Most flank steaks are less
than one-inch thick, about
IL to IA inches long. and
four to six inches wide. The
fibers run lengthwise, making
1t wise to cut the surface in
diamond shapes (called scor-
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Gifts

Like to make candy for
gifts9 Save shallow tin boxes
with tight lids. Line the boxes
with foil or several thick
nesses Of waxed paper and
mold your candy in the con-
tainer, All you have to do
then Is to protect the top
layer, seal and gift-wrapl
Evening star., 1963-04-11

ing Is thicker than you wish,
after the cheese is finely
mashed and added to the
mayonnaise and sour cream
mixture, thin with Q little
cream.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
Spice Vegetables

Ground allspice Is a de-
lightful spice with carrots or
winter squash. Use about "a
teaspoon ground allspice per
2 cups Of vegetable.
Evening star., 1963-04-11

ing) to shorten the fibers.
For tenderness. long, slow
cooking with moist heat Is
needed.
Evening star., 1963-04-11
SuIud Dressing

Equal parts Of mayonnaise
and sour cream make an ex-
cellsnt base for blue cheese
salad dressing. II. the dress
Evening star., 1963-05-22
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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-28
Percy Smith Home
Destroyed By Fire;
Appreciates Gifts
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Percy Smith, well known
employee of the City Water
Department lost his house at
100 Tchula Road and all con-
tents by fire on Thursday,
February 18th at 8 p. m.
Origin of the fire is not
known but the attic was
burning when the fire was
discovered. Percy and his
family are living temporari-
ly on Mulberry Street and
offer the following card of
thanks:
The Smith family is deep
ly grateful for everything
that has been given them by
the people of Lexington and
Holmes County. We simply
cannot say what special
thanks we have for all of
you. In addition to those
who gave personally, we
wish to thank the Holmes
County Community Hospital
staff and the Asia Missionary
Baptist Church, as a group.
We shall be forever CRATE
full for your kindness to us.
Percy Smith
Allie Mae Smith
Dorothy Jean Smith