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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Colonial Netmen
Trim Fort Eustis

FORT EUSTIS, Va. April II
(SpeciaD. - George Washing
ton University'S tennis team
took two of the three doubles
matches here yesterday to
score a 5-4 victory over Fort
Eustis in tennis.
1t was GW's ninth victory in
IL matches. The Colonials
meet Navy at Annapolis tomor-
row.
Singles
Norm Perry tE) defeated Harvey
Harrison, -, "a; Bill Higgins iE)
defeated Jerry Rudy, 81. 30. Steve
Kahn (GWl defeated Dick Peake, O.,
"a; Al Green tGW) defeated Teet
Herb, 2-6, 6-3. IS: Mark Sherry
lGW) defeated Jim Stewart, 7-5,
"a; John wilkes tED defeated Dan
Singer. If, 6-3, "a.
Doubles
Perry and Higgins (E) defeated
Harrison and Rudy, 20, 81: Green
and Singer (GWl defeated Peake and
Herb, "a, 81; Kahn and Sherry
lGw) defeated Stewart and wilkes,
to, 6-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Britons Pick
Young Team
ForCupGoIf

LONDON, April II (AP).-
One of England's younges
Walker Cup teams averaging
PIT years will attempt to grab
the coveted golf title from
America for the second time
in 10 years May 24-25 at Turn
berry, Scotland.
The l0-man team nam e d
yesterday consists of Joe Carr,
at Al the oldest member; David
Sheahan, David Madley, Sandy
Saddler, Christy Green, Ronnie
Shade, Mike Bonallack, Mike
Lunt, Stuart Murray and Mar
tin Christmas.
Carr, Christmas, Shade and
Bonallack were on the 1861
squad which won only one
point from the Americans.
The United States team in
cludes Deane Beman of Silver
Spring, Md, Labron Harris, cur
rent National Amateur cham
pion; Downing Gray, runner
up to Harris in the Amateur;
Dick Skies, National Public
Links titleholder; DR.. Ed Up
degraff, Bob Gardner, Billy Joe
Patton, Charlie Coe, Charlie
Smith and Richard Davies,
1862 British Amateur titliSt
from Cali. MIA.
Beman will be making his
third Walker Cup appearance.
The American team averages
31.9 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17

was born in Brownsville, Tex,
a Rio Grande border town. At
the tender age of 812 he found
himself tied to the saddle of a
quarter horse in a match race
which he won for a $40 pot.
Eight years later, at Is, Herb
tried to ride at Ration, N. Mex,
but he was too light at IS
pounds. His mounts would have
had to carry too much weight.
So Herb disconsolately headed
for the California fairs. Finally,
Hinojosa got his first winner
at a recognized track in 1854 at
Ruidoso Downs, N. Mex.
All of this Hinojosa counted
as good luck. Then his luck
turned bad. In separate riding
accidents he broke both legs,
his neck, four ribs and an arm.
Maryland fans saw Hinojosa
start to click in 1861 at Laurel
when he came from Florida
after being the second leading
rider at Hialeah. He rode II
winners in a week that spring
at Laurel, and his reputation as
a rider had advanced steadily
since then.
Currently committing be-
tween Laurel and Keeneland,
where he hopes to pick up a
mount for the Kentucky Derby,
Hinojosa will return to Mary
land Saturday to pilot Bronze
Babu in the 50th running of
the Laurel Handicap.
There was no hesitation on
HinojoSa's part on where to
be on this week end. Bronze
Babu is a horse who has helped
make the Texan a sought-after
jockey. Hinojosa twice has won
the Wilwyn Handicap with the
Hill-N-Dale Farm colt at Laurel
and the pair now seek their
second straight victory in the
Laurel Handicap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17

LONDON, April II (AP).-A
big racing row rocked Britain
today as hundreds of book
makers tried to recover thou
sands of pounds they paid out
on the wrong horse.
What happened was this:
In the Stuntney Mai lie n
Stakes at Newmerket Perkin
Warbeck and Rodolphus were
Joint favorites at So.
"Winner" Announced
Racing fans at the track -
and thousands throughout this
land where betting shops are
legal backed both horses.
The two crossed the finish
line in a photo finisl. But
while the judges were deciding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Six Meets Slated
By District AAU

The first of six Spring Olym-
pic development track and field
meets sponsored by the District
AAU in conjunction with Amer
lean University will be held
Sunday at American University.
The shot put, discus, javelin,
IS pound weight, broad jump,
60-yard dash, 330-yard run and
the three-quarter mile run are
events scheduled for the first
meet.
Ensuing meets are set for
April %, May S, May IL, May
10, May Is and 26. The May
rs meet will be the D. C. AAU
championships at the University
of Maryland. A pentathlon, at
AU, will close the program on
the Goth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Horse CoIIupses
And Dies During
Laurel Workout

Laurel's horse colony suf-
fered another casualty this
morning when the unraced q
year-old filly. Astoreth. owned
by Mrs. Milton Erlander, COL
lapsed and died while working
out.
The cause of the filly's death
was not determined. although
veterinarians said she appar-
emily suffered a heart attack.
The filly was a daughter Of
Flaneur II and Merevale and
was a half sister to Renewed.
]. Bowes Bond trained the filly.
Astoreth was the second
thoroughbred in three days to
die at Laurel. The 8-year-old
gelding. Nickel Boy. was de-
stroyed Monday after falling
in a race and breaking an
elbow.
Veteran Jockey Joe Culmone,
who rode Nickel Boy. suffered
a broken shoulder blade in the
spill. He is in Prince Georges
Hospital. and is expected to be
sidelined for six to eight weeks.
His condition is satisfactory.
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Navy Announces
Athletic Awards

ANNAPOLIS. April II CAP.
j. Hartman. two-time
Eastern collegiate 137-pound
champion. who placed third in
this years NCAA meet. has won
the Weems Wrestling Award
at the United States Naval
Academy.
Other award winners an
nounced yesterday are Ben
Ross, winner of the Charles
Evans McDonough Memorial
basketball cup. and James
Hutchinson, winner of the STAN
ford Nall Memorial gymnastics
award.
The awards, which go to
members of squads who demon
strate the most outstanding
qualities of character. leader
ship and sportsr1anship, will be
presented at the June 4 cere-
monies.
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home, but Herb was forced to
decide whether he would ride
Crimson Satan or the 3-year-
old Alloy for the balance of
the season.
It wasn't the way HinojoSa
would have liked it, but the A.
year-old Crimson Satan and
Alloy both will be starting on
the same day, April 81, in
separate stakes, Crimson Satan
in the $4,000 Grey Lag in New
York and Alloy in the $4,000
Delaware Valley in New Jer-
sey.
Although Crimson Satan al
ready this year has put Hino-
josa in an upper tax bracket
by winning two Santa Anita
stakes, the 26-year-old rider
chose the INFESTED 3-year-old
Alloy.
Maybe I make a mistake, "
Hinojosa said between plane
flights at Laurel after a trip
from Kentucky by way of
Miami to visit his family.
But I believe Alloy will be
a tough Colt this year. He's
coming along fine now and I'm
going to stick with him"
Inasmuch as Alloy will be
forced to beat Candy Spots and
Never Bend, the one-two Derby
picks, if he is to win any i'm
portant money this season,
Hinojosa is apparently sold on
the Jaclyn colt, trained by
Marylander j. Bowes Bond.
Il
Hinojosa was not always
faced with such decisions that
could mean thousands in his
paycheck department.
1t was only little more than
five years ago that Herb packed
his wife, two children (they
now have FOUR and their be-
longings into the family cal
and headed for bigtime racing
at New Orleans.
One of nine children, Herb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
British Bookies Trying to Recover
Money Paid Off on Wrong Horse

which horse won an an
nouncement went out over the
tracks loudSpeakers:
"Perkin Warbeck the winner
Rodolphus second. Cradle of
the Deep third"
Not only that, but a news
agency that carries results
from the tracks flashed the
same news that Perkin War
beck had won-to thousands of
betting shops.
For eight mad minutes, the
bookies paid out on Perkin
Warbeck.
Correction Given
Then, from Newmarket came
a correction:
"A correction" said the loud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Leafs Take Command
In Stanley Cup Finals

DETROIT, April II (AP).-
Punch Imlach, gabbier than
ever with his Toronto Maple
Leafs just a victory from
clinching hockey's Stanley Cup,
left a few wordy morselS for the
Detroit Red Wings to ponder
today.
If my players don't beat
them tomorrow and win this
thing. they're a bunch of doe
heads" the breezy coach said
after the Leafs bounced De-
troit Az last night and took
command Of the cup finals, 81.
The fifth-and possibly last
game in the best-of-7 series
will be played in Toronto's
Maple Leaf Gardens.
Whenever Detroit beats us,
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speakers, "Rodolphus won. Per-
kin Warbeck was second, Cradle
of the Deep third"
Pandemonium broke out in
the betting shops.
At DoncaSter, a bookie
chased a man into the street.
The man had collected on Per-
kin Warbeck. He escaped with
his winnings.
In hundreds of shops men
and women who had thrown
away winning tickets on Rodol-
plus got down on all fours
and scrambled frantically to
find the now valuable paste
boards.
BettOrs Disappear
In other shops those who
had collected on Perkin War
beck quickly disappeared.
William King. president of
the Scottish Starting Price
Bookmakers Association, said:
1T has cost our members
thousands of pounds"
A spokesman for the Book
makers Protection Association
said:
This has cost our members
a small fortune"
Bernard Coral, a spokesman
for a London bookmaker,
added:
I'VE paid out at least 500
pounds Isl ,400) before the cor
rect result came over"
Said o. w. Fletcher, editor of
Sporting Life, an expert often
called in to settle racing dis
putes:
"Backers of Rodolphus are
entitled to their winnings
Anyone who collected on Perkin
Warbeck should return the
money - if he's an honorable
man."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Central YMCA SIutes
10th Awards Banquet

The Central Branch YMCA.
1876 G street NV, will hold
its 10th annual awards ban
quet at 6 o'clock tonight.
1t. Col. 30 Hi PAX Of the
Korean Embassy will present
an overall picture Of athletics
in his country. and Jhoon
Rhee will demonstrate karate
Members excelling in handball
squash racquets, fencing, gym
nastics. volleyball, weightlifting
track, swimming. wrestling and
karate will receive awards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Fayetteville Next
For Howard Nine

RALEIGH. N. c.. April II
(AP). - Howard University's
touring baseball team will try
to win the rubber game OF It's
three-game road swing today
at Fayetteville College and even
It's overall record at SIS.
The Bisons dubbed Shaw,
1913. here yesterday as Clyde
Stockton drove in five runs
with four hits.
Towards road swing began
with a 5-4 loss TO North Caro-
lima AIT Monday.
HOWARD 00l $50 pO0--iB ~ .
SHAW 100 lOl OOi--
HameT Frisby t5l, Phillips tnD ana
jackson West DigRs 49,. Hardy go,
sstaliins a and Mitchell HR-MSy'
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Holiday Cage Tourney
Scheduled by Iona

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y, April
II (AP). Iona College an
nounced today 1t would sponsor
a Christmas Holiday basketball
tournament here December 81
% called the Westminster Holi-
day Festival.
Iona, Boston University, La
fayette and Lehigh will be the
competing teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Jockey Set Down

MIAMI. April II CAP).-
Jimmy Ruybali, leading appren-
tice rider at Gulfstream, was
suspended for 10 days yester-
day and will miss the remain
der of the meeting after fulfill
ing his contract mounts today
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At THE RACES
Hinojoso Makes
Big Decision
BY JOE KELLY

Jockeys have other decisions to make other than whether
steer to the inside the outside with 1000 poundspus Of
strainng horSelflesh under them in
For instance, Herberto HinojoSa confronted
with major problem earlier this week He had time
think about than tight quarters the turn for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
ist-Si 400, mdn. 3-yr. & up, fur.
Ratchet Bay tSh'mTI 1860 800 no
Gamboling (ROtLD go 2.iO
AEadIT tGuStinesD $50
Gray Hawk, Summertime Song,
Aureoleduif, Demon Doug, Watch Word,
Dinger Dancer. Time, l.l9i5.
2d--S3,iOO cling: 4-yrs. & IN: 4 fur.
Whittier tUSSeryl 100 eco 80
Camilla tNalenLuelaD go 9.lO
Theodore :. tSprTentinOl 40
UShered In Guaicaipuro. Time,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Scratches

Cloudy and Past Post i.ii Pm EST
2-Tfyaneatch Me
H-Bis DAVIS, Hunter Park
T-pfamoud Man o Nofd
h-Little Sassy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Racing Results


1st-S3. 900: cling: 4-yr -olds g. up:
Is miles
COnveyor (Ch'mb'rS) 1?.GO 10 400
All The Best IawleSsl $50 $40
Blow Gun Block 1910
Irish Master. Free Fan. China Quest,
Lorne Fox. Super Highway. Di Rico.
Knight-King, Sagefire and Lar. Time.
l:55.
2d-S3.5OO; cling; Ayr. & up: & fur.
Air Fleet tKallaD $50 1880 $40
Happy King Cox $50 I2O
Golf Painter uee) $40
Nj. Full Lover, Golden Reward Our
dare Ruff One, Monono, Danclns Dan.
Rocky Romans Will. Durandel. Jaco-
Time, l.lnas
NAVY nOIiRIE t0.g,PAIn SAM 6O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17

a-MOntpeler and MIS-. A a. WILCOX enITy.
NATTY BUMPPO Is a Of Nashua and has been
training impressively for Frank BOnsaL NO DEFENSE,
also tarned by BOnsal has been preppinE we'll COLO
NAL DASH, fourth in his last is due for top effort
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming $4,000
S35OOlj Maryland foaed 3-year-OIdsi I mile.
MISS ALERTED 100 . Lee So
IL FLYING ENSIGN ia No boy Al
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse, SLOOOj claiming $4,000
$4,000; 3-year- OldS; q furOngS.

a Mrs D. sukundo and Snow Cap Stable entry.
ALERTED MISS finished second In her seasonal
bow for $500 and looks best here. POWDER has
been training we'll. REMUNERATE breaks fast and is
capable Of upSetting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
DAILY DOUBLE C5-5J $3.50
Gulfstreum


BY the Associated Press
lSt-s :. 700. cling, 3.yr : fur.
Old Allesheny Bird $3.50 1870 $50
M RC"u Fob tMillep $40 80
IlaminEO star tGilliganl no
Ola Baker Sea Duck, Miss Ambo
D.lver Ssat South Chicago Marcia
Cir Shamrock adv. LesSburg Pet,
ApOlcen. Time, "j4s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17

BossuCt Gal Donna Bush. SenSeny
Road Irippy Kim, Bal Brisht Time
III.
cd loo. i.yr up, cling -, fur
Heat flame tPappasl $40 40 l.6O
(r0udie Davidson MO 100
Hartle River Gal ~. smith INA
Proof Girl Admiral Al Crossword
dal, Peace Power Toocy spaatz. Foxy
DAILY DOUBLE 2-2D Sl95.20
49, ID l 90, Gins i.yT 8 up Il. ri
Imastnr That tSisrFI agO ala
Count he Co,ts ,Rnblsonl 800
-, Cruoiaph, Unc Hcurc, Aquarian Ase
Time ..ul
Mr. N,R NasiD 100 zoo 4 %
LITTLE Janet DEspinosal SO $40
Narlaa Girl tSollarsl 100
n. Rosary Marred, squail Time,
ssh II luu, 3.yr. cling 81, fur
Wore Mis-, lIlolmesi OiO t.B6 30
rea Vixen tDayidsOnI 500 3HI
Spleetts OLIVER /; 40
Eaais Eye Gordon, Miss uaybrooE'
sword Of Mine Ply Cool Dccalane
bafEalinda Time os4s,
nih-sl 100. Ayr. A up, cling u fur
ffeit, Bee ,ReNn'ldD 1000 iggO BHA
LfN0yne tGilbeTtl Ia 10 Z ~
snnmmls M Gordon Il 20
Ship Companion on The Lawn,
Jersey Fling Mister Buckle He's Her
Man WAYNE Rock Rates River Time,
l,lias
Ith-sl 100 cling i.yr up. ia fur
Miss ticlesue iDayid'nl 600 a,tO 100
whose stf0nE Gordon 2.SO z 10
How Deep tSiGlsfb 4 90
Hours Later Heliocentfic. cleyes
Dream Cedar Comment tight Music.
Arffilee Fefd Time, u.ilas
stn-.si 500 Ayr a up starter alw
French HAY lDayld'nI 100 s.so q.iO
Double Hare tNAsin 100 ggU
DARK Cymbal tSmalD ia
MISS Nannette, Llambias Ray Time
TWIN DOUBLE C3.3-i-5l
PAID S3,72l.2O
9TH al 300, ayr A. up Gins ! mi
GGlnshss Oliver 1000 ~ g
IismlnG let Brandt 9sO
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FIRST RACE - Purse $4,000; claiming (S3,6OO)i
3-year- OldS; q furlOngs.

DRAYCOT NANCY winner for 81 500 and
faces week opposition here. GERRY'S STAR was win
earlier at Bowie and looks like the principal rival
TALLEYNILLE rates a chance II started.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
THIRD RACE-Purse $1,000; mAiden-cOlts and geld

PARTISAN was Outrun for $1,000 but should raHS
to beat a field of plateTs here Ret FRETOwas
surprise third for $500. PEACE ON EARTH was Sec
Ond for $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Boots and Marine

iI-FT. FIBER0LAs cabin cruiser.
ready. 20 20. bV'h.p, johnson motor
recently eleaned, $3.50. Call b27.
suab VI 622s2lO 90, -
la-FT. BOAT AND CARRIER, In front
yard, come out and see, good eond
make own offer Mr. BcHATl, 1 500
lakewood I'd, Vlcrs Mil VILLAGE,
wheaton, Nd
CANOE, square stern, ~ feet Ions
Sell OF trade, 5si-i2oB BETWEEN y
AND \ PM
1877. wEDGEMAKER RuNABoUT,
coral and white, conv. tor. aashp'
Scott, heayy.duty tlt.bed trailer,
and controls. A sacrifice for $500,
719snJlb.
BAY FISHERMAN, 1910, chfysler
marine ems, hunks, head, wash basin,
galley stove, din. table, fish. chairs,
rod holders, anchors Compl rein
XII s.Tf95i en-. 1851 aft. 0 pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17

GREAT TALE has enouEh speed to outrun this
field CROWNED has had fair MARI
QUEST is due for top effort and might take II ALL
SIXTH RACE-Purse. S3,5OO fnies and mares, claim
Ing, (S3,15O-35OO); l-year-Olds and up; fur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17

Mrs. J. Arthur-F. E. Westenberger entry
SNOW FLYER Gets the vote here in closely
matched sprint. TESSIE T.. beat q weak field In her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17
Shenandoah

lSt-> 100, a-yr. mdnS fur
To DO war lSigleri !9.O 800 500
Manuel W. &C. smith $40 80
Little Vogue tNacanth 10
bossuCt Gal Donna Bush SenSeny
Road Trippy Kim. Bal Bright Time
lIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17

SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming Css,OOO,' 4
Id. Il inrlnn
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Joe KeNys Laurel Adndicqps
THURSDAY RACES TRACK FAST POST TIME 1880 PM

MISS ALERTED had late speed a. I iuTlonEs and
should rally to win here. FLYING ENSIGN Is due for
a top effort. RIFLE SHOT should take money spot.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000, nllies and maresi claim
ing lS3. O00li l.year. Odds and up: IlA miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17

Sd 100, cling i-yr A. up "a mi
Freedom Shot CORN GiO 3.gO g.AO
Imastnr That tSig,rFl agO ala
Count he Costt ,RnbISonb 1910
Cruotaph, Unc Hcure, Aquatian Age
Time, .Ul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17

an loo, ayr A IN cling n fur
Mr. ", II. NasilI 100 g.GO 4 90
Little Janet ILSpin0sal $40 $40
NarlAa Girl tSollafsl 100
Ny Rosary Marred, sauall Time,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-17

I'd >l,luu, i-yr up; cling "a fur
Heat Flame tPappasi 60 ia i.BO
lr0udie Davidson MO 100
Hartle River Gal ~, smith ;.HO
Proof Girl Admiral Al Crossword
Gal Peace Power, TOOcy SpaatZ Foxy
PAT lnlly RhVmrr IImc m-lIl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01

FRIDAY
BroiIed Blaeftsh Parsley Buttered Potatoes
Tomatoes Vtnaicrette Broccoli
Watermelon
Tomatoes Vinaigrette
tomatoes sliced teaspoon crumbled
! cucumber thinly sliced tarragon
u onion sliced teaspoon crumbled
tablespoons chopped bay leaf
parsley teaspoon black pepper
y cup salad oil teaspoon celery salt
"a cup wine vinegar " teaspoon salt
v teaspoon ground savory
Alternate layers Of tomato, cucumber and onion in
shallow serving dish Beat remaining ingredients together
Pour vegetables and chill covered for at least 10
hours Drain and shredded lettuce Garnish
with chopped parsley Six servings.
SATURDAY
Hamburger Pdtties Pan Crazy Mashed Potatoes
Corn-on-Cob Rdu Relish Tray
Tomato Spice Cake iced Coffee
Tomato Spice Cake
package Il pound 3-ounce package cream
ounces) spice cake mix cheese
! can condensed tomato 21a cups sfted
soup confectionery sugar
cup water u teaspoon vanilla
/ tablespoon milk
Mix cake as directed on package, substituting soup
and water for liquid add eggs called for) Bake
directed on package Cool. Blend cheese with milk.
Gradually add confectoners sugar; blend WELL Add vanilla
Frost cake Makes enough icing for tops Of two Sinch
layers. /, .-.-s /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01


WEDNESDAY
Stuffed Green Peppers Frozen French Fries
Lima Beans BroUn NJ Serue Rolls
BlueberTy Cobbler
Stuffed Green Peppers
medium green peppers cup cooked corn
/ onion, chopped "a teaspoon salt
cup chopped celery u teaspoon pepper
tablespoons salad oil 0-ounce) cans tomato
cups cooked diced beef sauce
Slice off tops Of peppers; tops Scoop out seeds
parboi peppers about minutes in boiling sailed water
In large skillet saute onion and celery In oil until tender
and lightly Drowned Add beef corn seasoning and
can tomato sauce Stir until blended Spoon meat mixture
Pour second Of tomato over peppers Cover and
simmer 10 TO is minutes Six servings
Lamb Chops Stuffed Baked potntoe,
YelloW Squash Cabbage SIdp
Strawberry BdDdrtdn iced Tea
Strawberry Bavarian
! tablespoon unflavored n cup sliced sweetened
gelatin wel-draned
"a cup sugar Strawberries
- teaspoon salt i teaspoon vanilla
I cup milk Additional whipped cream,
eggs. slightly beaten II desired
/ cup whipping cream
Combine gelatin sugar and salt in saucepan Add milk
and eggs and cook over low heat stirring constantly until
the gelatin dissolved Remove from heat cool until
mixture begins TO thicken Fold in Strawberries Whp
cream until stiff but still shiny fold with vanilla into
gelatin mixture. Pour into individual mods and chill
until firm Unmold and with additional Strawberries
and slightly sweeened whipped cream desired Makes
six servings
q a "By xvi"
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Chicken Cassoulet Rice
Mired Green Salad Toasted Rolls
Fresh Peach Pie
Chicken CaSsOuIet
/ large frying chicken carrots, cut in 1-inch
"a cup seasoned flour pieces
s tablespoons salad oil / green pepper cut in
/ small onion, sliced 1-inch squares
l Glove garlic, minced " white wine
stalks celery, cut in / cup chicken broth
1-inch pieces conSomme
"a pound fresh mushrooms Salt and pepper to taste
Clean chicken and cut into serving pieces. Dredge
with seasoned flour; brown chicken well in salad OIL
Remove chicken to casserole. Saute lightly the onion
fat remaining In skillet add to chicken Add wine and
hot chicken broth consomme Season with salt and
or until chicken and vegetables are tender -Four servings
Veal SteD Noodles
Glazed Carrots Green Beans
&4 Chocolate SundGe
Chocolate Sundae
/ cup semisweet chocolate tablespoons water
chips Vanilla ice cream
u cup light cream
Place chocolate chips in container Of electric bender
Bring cream and water to boil Add to chips. Cover
Use to ladle vanilla or coffee ice cream.
TUESDAY
Pot Roast Crazy Br00ned Potatoes
Broued Tomatoes Lettuce-Zucchtni Salad
Cdntdloupe
t.. Lettuce Zucchini Salad
u head lettuce ~ Roquefort
u head romaine cheese
2 Zucchin thinly sliced q teaspoon salt
"a cup sliced radishes "a teaspoon pepper
green onions sliced tablespoons
"a cup wine vinegar .....s
WASH dry and crisp lettuce and romaine; break into
besize pieces. Add zucchni radishes and onions
bne cheese, vinegar salt pepper and blend until
smooth. add cream If desiredO Pour over salad
and toss lightly. Six servings.
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