New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00777

'»»*> ■ & W. Mb: ♦ '« ’ Bi FASHION FOR HIM — Brown will be a leading color for men this season in suits and top coats. Shown are, tr<>m loll, toe classic elegance of a camel hair and cashmere top coat; a textured sport coat with a rich mixture of caramel brown and olive green and an irides­ cent worsted business suit in brown, all of Botany wool and tailored by Daroff. Brown, Brighter Colors In Men's Fall Clothes The brightened new look of worn a brown suit, color In men’s fall suits spells The new brown shades range the death kn«V of the “funeral from a deep, dark, rich, chocolate director" fashions that have kspt 3hade, destined to be worn with the sturdier sex in dark, somber black accessories, to a fresh, garb for years reports a top neutral blending of brown and gray dubbed "antelope” by the style expert. “When all men taok to the Botany 900 stylists. This new plain dark suit, they all tended shade can be worn with either to look alike," said Joseph Dar- black shoes or those in the naw, off, president of H. Daroff and rich, warm brown shades. Sons, major manufacturers of Camel is the glamour shade of men’s clothing. “This fall a man the whole brown story and it can finally express some in- stars in sportswear and topcoat- divlduality through the new suit ings. In sportcoatings it either colors and patterns and even look stands alone as a timeless classic younger and smarter in the updated to new fashion impor- tance when worn with medium bargaln.” “The new color look ranges or light gray slacks, or It la from subtle shadings of iridescent combined with olive green, tones to more pronounced pat- bronze, black or chocolate bror.n terns," he explained. Sportcoats in strong, sure, masculine pat- especially have a new look in terns such as herringbones or that they are more rugged and plaids. more textured with colors and The camel topcoat, whether in bold patterns not seen in suit- the half-belted classic model or a dressier version with aet-ln ings. Brown is expected to be a sleeves and a flat, notched collar, favorite, said the stylist and is the prestige glamour coat of clothing executive. He pointed'ourthe season. It will be seen on that brown suits have been vir- city streets or country lanes, tuaUy in fashion eclipse since either in the real camelhair or the war and estimated there are in the camel - colored cashmere, thousands of men who have never'said Daroff. Marriage Qo Round V. Y. AMSTERDAM NET Sat, Sept • !» t Friday Naher Jabasoa, 34. «f 28* Marriage Uadisoa Ave?. Maahattaa. and Gloria Villataaa. 22. of 488 W 2329 Sev- 42nd St., Manhattan, and Mar- Cbeikh Dia, 29. of 220 W. 47tt Seventh St„ Maahattaa. and Marjoirt Hawea, 32. of 228 W. 47th St., af 300 E. Manhattan d Ullette Harold Jenkins. 22, of 215 W 21st St 1371)1 St., Manhattan, and Eddie ’ Andrews. 18, of 215 W. 137th if M3 W St., Manhattan. and Al- Robert Robins, 31, of 855 Home f 501 W. St., the Bronx, and Elli Freihs. 42, of 855 Home St., the Bronx of 55 E. Henry Burleigh, 45, of 1788 and Jac- Vyae Ave., the Bronx, and Lu- f 430 W. cifle Sheene, 41. of 891 Kelly j St., the Bronx. 30, of 151 tan, and ■50th & • Manhattan, and Valerie of 271 W. Mosely, 20, of 8-19 F.D.R. Drive, W11««. 28, of 503 W Manhattan. *mste» Baked slow from kneaded dough Silvercup Satisfies a Man WpplBllTj I Z mU uQJ| Z V \ / l \ / ' PARTIAL LISTING OF LAST WEEKS LUCKY LINE-UP W WINNERS OF 50,000 WINNERS OF 100 KING KORN STAMPS KING KORN STAI • Mrs. Anna Russo, Astoria • Mrs. J. Do Angelis. Yonkers • Mrs. Joon brennon.Vo'ley Streom • Mr. Martin Vos, NowRo, • Mrs. R. A. Peterson, Mt Vernon • Mrs. A. Greenfield, Flush HERE IT IS GAME Neighborhood Supermorhots WiTCh OUR AC HEX! MONDAY OR WLDHU OR DOH WINDOWS FOR GAME Ho 3 TkIY iiine up-card NUMBERS TO PLAY YOU MAY BE A WINNER THOUSANDS OF WINNERS EACH WEEK WIN UP TO 100.000 KING KORN STAMPS Vivian Beamon, right, national president of the Links, Inc. is ing on the program plans and Munce of Trenton, N. J. work- shown with Mrs. Bernice the plans for the national meet­ ing in Nassau, the Bahama Is­ lands in 1964. fcojlcheyt N Y Shrimp Foo Yung Wins $ FROZEN FOOD FANCY PEAS SUDS EYE («di (•■.taint Wertti IS BANQUET • B'tf dinners SCALLOP DINNER • TU»NfY ONION RINGS ••<«" BAKED POTATOES WAFFLES MANICOTTI • OM*** The Recipe of the week con­ test and $5 was won this week by Mrs. Mabel Baron. 518 W. 161 St. No. 19, New York City, 32. N. Y., for sending us her favorite recipe of Southern Crips Shrimp Foo Yung. Shrimp Foo Yang - Slice perk, 2 slices 5 eggs 1 small onion, chopped fine I lb. medium sized shrimps kills bugs FOX PRODUCTS 256 Soundview Ave Bronx, New York Salt and pepper to taste Rice, cooked and hot *4 cup water Soy sauce to taste Fry salt pork in heavy skillet until crisp and brown; remove and chop in small pieces. Beat eggs in a bow, with the water. Add rice and the remainder of the ingredients, except Soy sauce and rice. Heat pan where salt pork was fried until hot Fry the mixture in the pan until brown and crisp on both sides. Serve with the hot rice and season to taste with the Soy sauce. Hominy grits may be substituted for the rice. Evers Drive Nets $43,000 A total of 843.000 has been rais­ ed by the NAACP for a special fund to aid the children of the late Medgar Even, NAACP field secretary In Mississippi who was murdered because of his civil rights activities in the deep South state. 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