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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
ASKS ABOUT SUCCESSOR
Sternberg Concerned
About Meet in Russia

SEATTLE, June 5 (AP.-
who's going in my placer"
1t was Brian Sternberg, Uni
versity Of Washington world
record-breaking pole vaulter.
asking from the hospital bed
where he lay paralyzed about
the Russia United States track
meet at Moscow July 20-21.
I'm sorry. I don't have much
power" he continued apologet-
ically, referring to his voice. 1t
was barely audible.
These were the words Stern
berg used yesterday In greeting
George N. Meyers, Seattle
sports editor and longtime
friend.
Doctors still barred visitors
from outside the immediate
family, but the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold o. Sternberg.
invited Meyers to the hospital
and Brian wanted to see him.
The 20-year-old athlete,
whose vault of l6 feet 8 inches
in the Compton (Calif0 Re-
lays last month will be SUBJ
mitted for international APP
proval as the world record, was
still in critical condition from
a neck injury. He was para
lyzed from the neck down and
respiratory problems persisted.
He was injured on a trampoline
Tuesday night.
Sternberg was able to read
some of the scores Of kilograms
from all over the country. His
father held them for him.
One was from Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Pennel Of Miami, parents
of John Pennel, the Northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
Henry T. Adios
Boosts Earnings

PHILADEL PHIA, July 5
(AP).-Henry T. Adios raised
his career earnings to more
than 100000 last night when
he captured the $4,000 James
P. Clark Memorial pace before
1908 fans at Liberty Bell Park.
The winner, driven for the
first time by Del Insko, was
timed for the mile in 1895,
winning by a half length over
Royal Rick. Irwin Paul was
third.
In raising his career earnings
to $50? 1853 and $104, 785 for the
year, Henry T. Adios paid $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

Louisiana State vaulter from
whom Sternberg wrested the
record earlier this spring. PEN
mel leaped is feet ga inches
three days after Sternberg set
a mark Of 1876. Brian later
clared 1913.
Sternberg asked his father to
reply. Meyers said. He dictated
this telegram:
Thank you for your con-,
Germ. am fighting 1t all the
way. Good luck to John in
Europe"
AS to his successor on the
United States team to face the
Russians, Sternberg was told
that Pennel, Ron Morris of Los
Angeles. John Rose of Arizona
State and John Cramer, Stern
berg's Washington teammate,
had been under consideration.
All are now in Europe and Nor
ris has now been offered Stern
berg's place.
Meyers said young Sternberg
then muttered: "Doggonel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
Attendance
And Betting
DiPot Tracks
BY the Associated Press

Attendance and betting were
down at the Nations thorough
bred race tracks on the Fourth
Of July. A total Of 337, SAT
fans wagered $40, 763, 27e at the
20 tracks reporting In an AS
ISOLATED Press survey. This
compares to the 363,750 who
bet $23,261,5OS at 10 tracks q
year ago.
The figures also were down
from last Memorial Day. when
400.seS wagered $25,104,54S at
II tracks.
Aqueduct topped the figures
yesterday, with 52,136 betting
$4,192,052.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
Stute Senior Golf
Won by Mustard

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July 8
(AP).-Ed (Pepper) Mustard's
seth birthday present was any
thing but a gift yesterday. The
methodical veteran from Char
lottesville needed all. his golf
skills to defeat Croskett Carr OF
Roanoke, l up, for his third
Virginia State seniors cham
pionship.
Mustard won the title on the
18th hole with q par 4. John
Connolly Of Arlington won the
consolation title, 2 and /, over
Bob Davis Of Virginia Beach
e. d. vondeck Of Alexandria de-
feated Arthur Smith, Roanoke
for the third.flisht champion
ship, up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
Rock Hits Window
OF Nee ovey Home

SAN FRANCISCO. July 5
(AP).-A rock was thrown
through the front window Of
Willie McCovey's home just
after midnight. The Giant
baseball player. in reporting
the incident TO police, could
offer no clues.
There had been no racial in
cidents in the Sunset district
where the National League
outfielder lives.
"McCovey Is Q hero out here"
commented Mrs. c. r. Cham
berlain, who lives across the
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
BurIeson Takes
Mile in Oregon
By The Associated Press

EUGENE. Greg. July s (AP)
- Dyrol Burleson, National
AAU champion. turned in q
4:00.3-minute mile to win the
Oregon AAU track meet yester-
day.
Burleson finished strong,
outrunning Cary Weisiger
down the backstretch for an
easy victory. Weisiger was
timed ct 4:01.o and Archie San
Romani, IT,, Of the University
Of Oregon was third at 4:07.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
SUBURBAN WORTH $z0,525 kaaanu
KeIso Has Shot at 81 Million


He's still shy Of 50 million
by 1892, o63--more. for example,
than such horses as Assault,
Bald Eagle and Social outcast
won in their career. However,
the 6-year-old has as least
one more full racing season
ahead and appears TO have Q
good shot at it.
He wasn't really pressed in
winning the Suburban, particu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

1t seems apparent that If
Kelso races long cnough--and
there are indications he's GO
ing to--Mrs. Richard G. du
Points big, brown gelding Is GO
ing TO become the first 50 mill
lion horse In history.
It's q tall order to amass
over 50 million in money win
nings, and Kelso has q long
way to 60, but he never has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

been one to shirk 9 chal-
lenge.
He had to run only in the
last quarter yesterday In win
ming the Sl08,500 Suburban
Handicap at Aqueduct. The
three-time horse of the year, "
ridden by Ismael Valenzuela,
was burdened with Q crushing
1873 pounds, and gave away
from Is to 23 to his six rivals.
1t was the same weight under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
49ers Sign Six

SAN FRANCISCO. July 5
(AP).-Six veteran linemen
signed their San Francisco 4ser
contracts today. They were
center Karl Rubke, guards Mike
Magac and Leon Donohue, and
tackles Charlie Kruger, Roland
Lakes and John Sutro,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

larry since his chief rival, Beau
Purple, passed UP the race. He
trailed Cyrano and Garwol to
the head Of the stretch, and
then stormed the last quarter
In % 3/6 seconds. He finished
the mile and q quarter in
2:01 as.
Saidam, who closed with q
rush, was second, q length and
o quarter back, while Garwol
was third, another length and
O quarter behind. Kelso paid
only $3.50, 42.40 and $2.20 as
the heavily backed favorite In
q holiday crowd Of 52,136.
His victory, fifth triumph in
seven starts this year. was the
highlight of the July 4 pro-
gram. The second half Of the
long weekend program fea-
lures the Hollywood Derby at
Hollywood Park tomorrow.
A field Of ~ is expected for
the 500, 000-added attraction.
Get Around, Y Flash and
Quita Dude share top weight
Of 12S pounds for the mile
and.a-quarter test for 3-year-
olds, while Sky Gem gets in
with 100.
The rest Of the major pro-
gram tomorrow includes the
$4,000 Monmouth Oaks at q
mile and an eighth for 3-year-
old fillies at Monmouth Park;
the $4,000 Beverly Handicap
over q mile for fillies and
mares ct Arlington. Addition
ally, Aqueduct and Delaware
Park offer $4,000 grass course
tests. Fillies and mares will 60
q mile and q sixteenth In the
Sheepshead Bay Handicap at
Aqueduct and the Sussex Turf
Handicap viii be run ct q mile
and three-eighths at Delaware.
Spicy Living and Lamb Chop
head q field Of about 10 for
the Monmouth Oaks, while Old
Hat and the consistent Alecee
top the field for the Beverly.
Meadow Stables Cicada will
pick up high weight Of 1913
pounds for her first turf race
at Aqueduct, with at least 10
rivals expected.
In other Fourth Of July high
lights:
Rex Ellsworth's DR.. Kacy
rushed through on the inside
and beat Admiral's Voyage by
q length in the $57,05O Amer
lean Handicap at Hollywood
Park. Mr.. Consistency and
Your Alibbahi finished In q
dead heat for third.
DR.. Kacy paid 5000 after
finishing the mile : and an :
eighth event In l:4S 1/5 and
stamped himself a contender
for the Hollywood Gold Cup.
Hard Rock Man. SO, romped
to q four-length victory in the
$33, 800 Stars and Stripes
Handicap at Arlington, finish
ing the mile and q half over
grass In q track record time Of
.1:4S rs. Wa-Wa Cy was Sec
ond and Intercepted third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

which he won the 1851 Sub
urban.
The victory was worth &7O,-
525 and pushed Kelso's career
earnings to tl.307. 0S7. moving
him past Nashua, with $685.
Sos, into second place on the
all-time list. He trails only
Round Table, with $1,749, $3.50.
and possibly could make up the
$442.SS2 difference before the
year Is out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
Trot Acceptunces

WESTBURY, N. Y, July 5
(AP).-Roosevelt Raceway an
Ilounced today that Calcante
Of italy and When Of New zea-
land will compete in the Roose-
welt International Trot July 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
laurel

AFTERNOON PROGRAM
NJ. SksssS d SrI a..Iv' 81 SEQ SEQ 500
In, gel Wv. Dglinl 7.s0 $40
Weed smoke = Msrths a RsdtcgS
DOH. Gee wee. Rodney &. Time. S:iiss.
S S.sa;s e; PEA s'..i,l b! =. 40. ..
Oh Joy Ginger Hal Assem- 100 40
Bronze Eden, Greenspring Lady, Scot
Gallon, Treasure Island. New Luck.
DAILY DOUBLE d-s) PAID s5I.aO
2rd.ss0o; PAGES mi.
Brenda DIG CDsnaisl $50 $40 $50
A Ais:s s KEY &c. sr RsSSSiss s4o &c
PepperS Way. Dale Rainbow, Jet
TTHptaig: p9qyers Queen. Sycamore Dave.
4th--seOO; trot; i mi
Dau'ss Maid (MyeFl 1880 geo $50
hent Bohemia ". Coweer) e.2O 4.8O
One Desire &C. Brittlnshaual $50
Maruesn g.. Shy S9ns, Lady Frost,
5 5gSclky HOUR Mona Rainbow. Time.
Sth5Ss00; pace; ! mi.
I .ss R.eew webb 3,4O $50 2.40
Pasauetank Sue &c. Oakley S'es
Century Fallout. Princess Mcdill. SIR
James. vsrnons Express. Mick Direct,
inns z'Os.
6th--SSO0; pace; / mi.
sharoh Might tBrittinEhaml
Far TiameaS sElSev.sv.r, $50 $'4 4SS
Solsssn Royal Sharon Blass. Miss
49,
7th-SSO0; pace; 1 mi.
6sssS CE Hs8... ws sY.uS sSs &c aAo
HI scotch lwarFinston) ~ An
A. Psppers Princess, April Snow. Great
Deveyys jug Dream, Pierces Adios.
sth $500; Independence Day
Doe Hobbs tCherrlr,
Brswn Jet (BsssinserJ ~ I'D
Rebe Byrd. WayE6ne, Mr.. c. Song,
Jimmy Gene, Sweet Singer. Time.
2;oS@,
Twia Doabls (s-l.1-D Paid sseA.so
9th...-Se0O: pace; 1 mi.
Lite River Pete tBrittisshAml -.
= =, - - 4.oV $50 S.Bn
r. b.. v Chief tAlIsnl 500 SEQ
D,ik,sio. Direct. Mis- Gis. Kent. cindy. % g.
2:0st.
49,.
Attendance b.015. Handle, S2i2 500.
-
1,t--ssOo' tra.. =,
Wa,thx Az. ,m.w,,,s;10 go sssg
Rsa Rsa1 RTs-ssSli Nv sfsn.S'"" a'Sy
fswSras Vnin. Si.s ~ ~, uo;0e
Junior Rosecroft. Edray. Time. 2 liz
snd-ssoo, mace. N,
Stten GssS frsM d.sllh' o'sO ~ ~
Patsh ma fRiiernsmI o'Vv S'9sS
Dettie Yn3eht- NJ nrooks W.
River no. MaTnoiiis Topsy' VLsbammsyes
Daily Double CS.D paid sIsAO.
ard-ssOO; pace; mi
SanIs nIaSSanS N ..ns C 20 seSS
Alton Caafle (Hnkhar61 2a0
HomestYetch stisy' Maenolias diTi
syesHofs LADY. Gay cTispfn. Time.
4th.-ssOO: pace: mt
Ncvs ride tskeIlssb,ri ;.SS Sic
Homestreteh Dandy Hnhbardl eco
Adios Louise, Jet Maid, Hunter.
susEshos Dale Time. a'os"'
sth--ssoO; pace; mi
Taient shsw IH'bagdl 4.oo SEQ $50
Ksrsn Dsan waite Sic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

Marlboro Dates
Still Up in Air
BY JOE KELLY

Marlboro into the crowded pari-muuel field
tomorrow afternoon when Is IL day meeting Gf
pessimistic) begins
Had Marboros date request been honored the meeting
would have begun yesterday take advantage of the holiday
but the Maryland Racing Commission deced instead that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

sNBYA Is NERAL n Isn %sy = !. 'i iSs b...
II he returns 10 early season form.
J. ID. s. win need best effort from cut
side. CHIEF F0RREsTER win benefit
from SLOW early pace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

BYE BIZ GAMERS may ). he bes.
II he returns 10 form. DANNY QUICK
has shown speed In previous races. DO
BOHEMIA could be close from this
positieA..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05
Laurel Graded KnndIeuus

Ith-soooi pacsi mi.
keen's Directta, A. Thomas lila 81
. Jimmy X, A. Llneweaver .. ~ -
Z Edith X. Able, G. Yeung =. JA.1 81
4 Raw Hide Jim, r. James -. 1-l-5 81
J RegRie's Gene, v. CoWaer .. 6-A2 81
5 Newport Honor, J. Basilone s-S-l 81
! Grattan Express, c. krause 3-1-l l0-l
Z Cheryl Ann. Ed. Long So. S7-S lo-l
Also eligible;
Clever Colby. W. Gummerscn 4-es
Oracle S., G. Young 900. 6-e-3
kEEH'S DlRECTTA raced well last
start, Should win this. TIMMY X. win
need best effort from here. EDITH X.
ABBE win benefit from post posltion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

bonDy Co Y. hammer tS
ROYAL TIARA has raced well lately,
may be the best here, BEDFORD DUTCH.
ESS could be the best evem nom cut
side. PHILLIPS PRIDE win Be eloae n
early pace IL slow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

Miss holly Dee. DeBsrry, jr. AS
PAULER GRAIN locks The best from
this post position. MARILY MARIE could
Be close y she returns 10 form. WiLBEE
win need best effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

Quick JIHSEiEi looks NE class q
field. AMERICAN JIM may be the best
n early pace IL fast. ADlOS MORGAN
eoula take n all with best effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

RAPID sC0Tf aheuld make 4 i've IN
. rev here. HARRY GALLON slFeng
finishes makA him Dangerous. TfPPY
SrRTNGER win neea best efisgt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

GRkYs NiGHT ioSis he best from
this position. JADE HANOVER VIII bens.
.! rem Test eeEil pace. GOOD rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

rear, may win this. ELwOOD TATUM
may take u eli from this pest position.
ALTON JADE has shown improvement
lately, may yin this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

Ss,iSs.SO d Ticket HsIdsrG
e.h-ss0Q: Recs; mi.
Jimmy Dale (SautD 1890 1890 T.l0
S S.,SS Hi ss. .AIS sE.ssS isOO iS
:, Count Caretres, Hecanpaee. Lone
Elm Dale, Miss 0lrdletree, sonny
cinoo. Time. 2ioh.
Attendance, Alto. Handle. $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-05

9th--Ss0O: pace; 1 mi.
Little River Pete (Brittinghaml
2. v. Chief (AIIen) zoe kSS
Dreamy BIZ (BOsleyl MT
Aeios Direct, Miss Kent, Cindys %,
bnIy D.. Eddies Mr.. York. Time,
2:OeA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

10. Shoppers Adder. totoIs
up to $40 while you shop.
3A" long. Fits in hond, Csc
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Q. ~ B0skee Lsmp. Ia"
high; White, pumpkin. turq.
plostie on base -------S0e
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7. Fip-IH Phos0 Album,
holds up to 81 photos in Is
pockets. Brown. ivory. SSe
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-. ExpeHdsble Seek Roek,
chrome, finished steel. Il"
long. Sits on desk -O0e
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-. Letter WEfiRs Set.
stond. z pens, enV. seoleT.
Poper, emp, 3 pens -. SSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-18

20. lmpOEssd Weed Chess
Set, 81 coNed pieces with
8" King. In wood box SSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-28
THE PASSING SHOW
This Midnight Tolls
KneII of 5 Plays
BY JAY CARMODY
Dana Critic Of The Star

Broadway will wait long time for another Saturday as
doeful as this
Come midnight, curtains will have been lowered for the last
time five productions Dozens of performers from ton
stars such Mary Martin and Charles Boyer to he kids who
sang and danced for the first time this season. will have become
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-28
WHERE
AND WHEN

Current Stage and Screen
Shows and Show Times
Stage
National-'H clio, DoIyl"ii
2:3O and $50 pm.
Arena Stage - "Hotel Parad
So; 2::30 and $50 pm
Howard - Vaudeville: Mar,
vim Gaye, The 0rlons; 2, 4:4s
7::3O and 10 pm.
Screen
Ambassador -Four fol
Texas; LIS, $3.50, $40, IA
and $50 pm.
Apex THE Suitor";; $50
BIS and s:55 pm.
Calvert Family Diary; 2
4, 6. 8 and 10 pm.
Dupont - "All the WAY
Home; 1, $40, 4::3O, 6:15, $40
1910 and Il pm.
E m b assy - "The Prize;
lis, 1885, SIS, BIS and 1873
pm.
Keith's king Of the Sun"
.11:05 am, Ills, S:25, SIS, 7:45
9:55 and IL pm.
Macarthur Murder at the
Gallop"; 1, 2:45, 4::3O, Sis, 80;
and s::55 pm.
Metropolitan -Four fol-
Texas; HIS am, lis, $50
SIS, 7::35 and 9:45 pm.
Ontario Tom Jones'; 1,
$40, $40, 7::S5 and 9:55 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-28

1t was a time, many thought,
to be afraid FOR Virginia
WOolf."
SATURDAY SUMMARY: The
National Board Of Film Review
has named Tom Jones" as its
best film of the year, Federico
Fellini's "8l2" as the best for.
eign film Its list is always
one of the more significant ones
of the year. Tomorrow is the
day when film critics the Nation
over will be matching their 10.
best lists with those of their
colleagues.
Anthony Zerve and Annette
Jens will be playing husband
and wife in Willard Lampells
The WALL" Arena Stages
January production. The
roles are the ones they also
play in real life. Although
both are members of the resident
company neither is in the cur.
rent offering, Hotel Paradise. -
Marvin Gaye headlines the
Howard theater'S holiday revue
which opened last night.
II o m e pun, harmless, and
sometimes hapless," is the
Associated Press Critic William
Glover's sum up of Double
Dublin" on Broadway. It's
the weeks single new offering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-28
THE DANCE
Franklin In
Restoged
'CoppeIio'
By HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Staff Writer

Frederic Franklin has turned
character actor as well as bal
let director and the result is a
shining addition to the National
Ballots repertoire. It's a COM
pletely captivating new Sop
pelia," reStaged by Mr.. Frank
lin, with settings and lighting by
James Waring and costumes by
Joseph Lewis. 1t had its pre-
miere last night before an OBJ
viously delighted sellout au-
dience and will be repeated
tonight at $3.50 and tomorrow at
SPIN. at Lisner Auditorium.
There are several things that
commend this "Coppelia" to
you. 1t has, for one thing, a
Spirite d freshness in both
Franklin'S direction and in the
dancing, a mood that has been
delightfully."- matched by Mr..
Waring and Mr.. Lewis. The
DelibeS score is played iltingly
under the guidance of Henry
Mazer. It's a sparkling enter
tainment.
Mr.. Franklin obviously does
not think of DR.. Coppelius as a
sick dollmaker or even a nasty
old man just because he pro-
feSSeS to be in love with one of
his dolls and tries to bring it to
life. His accent is on the comic,
with a touch of pathoS and he
even knows how and when to
apply Slapstick tastefully. It's a
deft performance by a master
of his art. His decision to return
to the stage, even as a charac-
ter actor if not as a leading
dancer, is one of the best things
that's happened to ballet around
here in some time.
Sonia Arova is another nice
thing that's happened to it. She
is a dancer with grace and style
who is a delight to watch and
she also is a vivacious actress.
In this new "Coppelia," she
completely captivates with a
winning performance as Swami
da and as Swanilda-imperson-
ating- Coppelia, displaying in the
latter guise a fine flair for
comedy. Among others con-
tributing are Patricia SorreI,
Lucy Mayberry. nona Russell,
Joyce Woolsey, Thomas Russell
and Stevan Grebel. Andrea
VOdehnal and Roderick Drew
will dance the Swanilda and
Franz roles tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-28
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More ] hon Routine Merit
THE SWORD IN THE STONE"-The early life Of King
Arthur. related In Walt Disney cartoon feature.
THE THRILL OF 1T ALL"-James Gamers the patsy In
another Of those comedies for the Doris Day Fan Club
UNDER THE YUM YUM TREE"-Jack Lennon does his
predatory best to a rather lukewarm Jest.
"THE VIPS"-"Grand HOTEL at the London Airport with
Margaret Rutherford pure delight Liz Taylor present
"WHITE CHRISTMAS"-Bing Crosby Fred Astatre. Danny
Kaye In the perennially popular Yuletide musical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-28

Playhouse - Lord Of the
Flies; II, 1:4o, $40, S, $40,
$40 and 10 pm.
Palace - Move Over Darl-
ing; 12:o5, ais, 40, $50, s:Ss
and 1910 pm.
Plaza Ills Place;
11:4O am, 1, 40, 4:lO, 6, 7:SO
and $40 pm.
Town -"Charade"; Il, 2:05,
4:10 6:15, $40, 1923 p.m.and
1880 am.
Trans Lux The Cardinal" /;
1850 am, 2:30, $50 and $50
pm.
Upt0wn-''How the West was
Won; 2 and $50 pm.
Warner -"Cleopatra";; 2 and
g pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

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Tasty Sauces Are the Secret
Of Fondue Bourguignonne

Discriminating guests -
those with imagination and a
sense Of humor, too-will en-
JOY fixing their own Fondue
Bourguignonne. Everyone
knows the fun Of dipping
speared bread cubes into a
dish Of hot cheese fondue.
This help-yourself gourmet
recipe involves dipping small
cubes Of raw prime filet Of
beef into a table-size caul-
dron Of sizzling oil and cook
ing to your own desired de-
gree Of doneness.
The topper in this culinary
scheme is the selection Of
piquant sauces in which to
dip the cooked beef cubes.
TabaSco. the ubiquitous
liquid red pepper seasoning,
adds spicy zest to each Of the
four sauces: curry-mayon-
naise, tomato mushroom,
onion-horseradish, and mus
tard-mayonnaiSe.
Fondue Bourguignonne
could be served as q con-
versation- piece party appe-
tier, or as the entree for o
light supper along with q
tossed green salad and hot
rolls.
Set a spirit or sterno lamp
in the center Of the table and
on top Of it q small cast iron
enameled, copper or brass pot
containing vegetable oil. v
to "a full. Heat the oil to 375
degrees F. in the kitchen.
During the whole procedure
keep the oil sizzling hot. On
a tray, place individual
ramekins Of sauces. In the
center Of the tray, put a dish
containing about 4 to 6
ounces Of raw, trimmed
cubed prime filet Of beef per
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Cooking in Liquid

To procure the best results
when cooking meat in liquid.
keep these pointers in mind.
The meat should be covered
with water and simmered
gently. never boiled, until
tender. A heavy utensil with
a tight fitting lid, such as q
Dutch oven, is best.
Some cuts cooked In liquid
are: meat for stew, beef bris-
ket, corned beef. beef shanks
and neck pieces. pork hooks.
lamb and veal neck pieces.
tongue and heart. Smoked
shoulder butt and smoked
picnic shoulder may either be
roasted or cooked in liquid.
as may countryside hams.
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matO-MushrOom Sauce
cup catsup
2 tablespoons chopped cooked
or canned mushrooms
teaspoon Tabasco
Combine all ingredients.
Refrigerate until ready to
serve. Makes about "a cup
sauce.
Onion orseradish Sauce
"a cup chopped onion
/ tablespoon horseradish
/ tablespoon water
u teaspoon Tabasco
Combine all ingredients.
Makes about " cup sauce.
Mustard Sauce
"a cup prepared mustard
cup mayonnaise
/ garlic Glove, crushed
"a teaspoon Tabasco
Combine all ingredients.
Refrigerate until ready to
serve. Makes about "a cup
sauce.