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8 ROOMS. % BATHS

Near LIST and Ingraham sts. Modern semi
detached brick, rec. room with fireplace;
good terms. Call MIR. TRAVIS. EA. 1l43:
ewes, GE. 606S.
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BUNGALOW

For family with child: So, 900 down Lee.
Nv; rm., fam.-size din. rm., mod. kit, ,
bedrms Ice. enough for twin beds, plenty
OF closet space; full bsmt. with gas, cop
per plumb; lot 50x75, plenty shade trees
with shrubs; back porch. Mr.. Holloman,
FIR. 1888 or Eek. Alb CAMpANEII,A
a WnOn Q1Q 11th cf
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ke+hws...
1204 AMT,TON ST NV

IZU4 HAMILTON ST. NV.
Open today l to s pm, this attractive
det home, in immaculate condition, con-
yenient to. everything. consists Of liv rm.,
din: rm.. KIT. and aen on Ist f.; lovely
rm., oil heat, lge. lot, scar det. garage
Immed. poss. Call GE. 2270, BRIGHT
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RETHESDA S1a $50

Modern det brick home, in good section;
liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm., fully
equipped kit powder rnl., porch; 2nd
hoor, bedrooms, tiled bath with shower;
slate roof, gas, a.-c. heat. Shown by ap-
pointment.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4934 wisconsin ave OR. 1925.
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dAMIET'

Situated on a beautiful corner lot in
this lovely restricted section. This custom
built all brk. Colonial has Nv rm' with with
fully equip. kit. powder rm:, screened
porch, 3 full-size bedrms.. baths. finished
attic, clubrm., laundry rm.: gas heat; gar.
Truly an outstanding home. Price. $45.-
goo. H. r. RANDOLPH. RE. 2lS7 TR,
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-NenAss,s.
2 APARTMENTS

q AZ x21t VUG4V 1 y
Very small down payments. Two beau.
tifully furnished apts., 2 baths; income
quoted S120 month. OIL neat, beautiful
recreation room. A. r. SEELYE, 1400 I,
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Fred A. Smith, Realtor
1119 1rth a. NJ w

Colored-l419 Orren st. NE.
Open today. Q till dark. Greatly reduced.
way. entrance, oak flooring and excellent
workmanship throushout make this home
an extremely attractive buy; large ny.
downstairs; 2 large bedrooms. Kitchens
and modern tile bath upstairs: large lily.
room; ,, mod kit, bedroom, complete bath
yards See this lne property today
tral aye. ne; Ii. 0640. 925 N. Y. ave.
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SHEPHERD PARK

You will want to see these homes. Seven
rm. brick. 21z baths, full center hall, "a
IT. liv. rm.. lovely den, de luxe kit, 3 lse.
bedrms. If you have substantial cash or
property to trade you will make real buy.
Mr. Bartlett. Ii. 1886. BROWN REALTY
CORP, Realtors. DU. S55S.
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RRIGHTWOOD

s2a Tuckerman st. NV. Open Sunday
lao to q pm Ram, snow or shine.
Dandy 3-bedroom semidetached brick must
Be sold today. In excellent condition. with
large kitchen, modern bath. gas INV h,
built-in garage; needs decorating, but
priced accordingly at S12,950. Excellent
financing, terms. Mr.. CLARK. GE. 9Oll.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
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CONGRESSMAN'S ATTENTION
Here is your home. Diplomat transferred,
compelled to sacrifice his lovely home con-
reception entrance. Large living room
with fireplace. lovely dining room. over
looking beautiful Rock Greek Park. charm
ing daylight Kitchen. Second floor con-
tains 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 baths.
In the basement a clubroom with wood
burning fireplace and bar. Garage built
in and heated. Priced at less than S2O,-
900. trusts Of about $4,000 that can be
assumed: Don't miss THIS one. Mr..
MARSHAIL J. WAP1,E CO
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5246 COLORADO AVE.

Open for inspection SUM-, to 5 pm.
House vacant; has been completely re-
decorated and is in frst-class condition;
contains bedrms., 2 tile baths. attic;
full bsmt., garage. The price has been
materially reduced for immediate sale.
GEORGE l. BoRGER, 643 Indiana ave.
NV. Ma. O35O; ewes, OR. 1878 or Wo.
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VACANT-$750 DOWN!
sts 2DehH Hysttsyille. sUasyill Md@petsc6sd; 8 large
rms bath OIL heat etSd IL Lot ,.sns size f SoHf
hisd.nsbars liz h1Geo rd bear T isfs st Pssee Cross
to Buchanan st., right to home.
DANIEL DIENER & co.
1924 K st. NV. ST. 1881.
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Ak. 1883 or RA. 1902.
Colored-Nr. Soldiers Home
Very attrac. semidet. Colonial brick: 6 lse
rms, bath, incl. heated porches. front
porch, bright bsmt., garage and auto. oil
heat; in excel cond An outstanding buy.
Call Mr.. Mcintosh. RE. 6661 eyes,, WA.
0S07.
Trad A Smith Raol&or
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MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1904 18th w

Near Conn. and Garrison SITS.
A modern center -hall-plan detached brick
on nice corner lot, S0x1l5 it. Has 6
rooms. 2 baths. screened side porch. stair
way to finished attic, hot-water heat with
garage. Ideally located on quiet street,
only one square from stores and transpor-
tation. Phone Mr.. Schwab. Wo. 06s4,
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BETHESDA

FIRST door bedroom and bath in this mod
ern detached brick home, loc. in this flne
residential area: 1st floor has llv. room
with fireplace. din. room, kit. bedroom with
full bath: End floor. large bedrooms, tiled
bath. detached garage, slate roof large
fenced lot; priced reasonably. Call
w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $500
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nenhwsss.

HIGH-CLASS SECTION
On r st.. near 21st st. NV. 3-story and
basement. 2 baths, h.-w.h. Price. $22,b00.
EIRKLE CO., RE 1888 or NO. 6794. -12
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2-FAMILY-$1O,500

7-room brick home, Q separate entrances,
! baths; good condition; OIL h.-v.h.; owner
leaving; lols st, pc; SHOWN BY appoint.
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2-FAMIIY BRICK
VALUE-S13,950

liz o st. ne. Open Sun. 1 to pm. We
urge you to inspect this outstanding 90
IT. row brk. house today. Owner has re-
1st:class cond. Includes 4 bedrms. and
bath on End dr.; 1st flr. has hall, liv.
rm, lge; din. rm., attr. den and o lge.
completely modern kit. Full bsmt. with
built-in gar. and auto. gas heat. Very
conv. to schools, transp. and shopping.
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OPEN SUNDAY. 2 no 6

4017 St.. s.e.-Immediate POSSESSION.
Corner semidet. brick home, bright bed.
rms. large living rm.. kitchen. with break.
fast nook, full bsmt., gas heat, large lot
nr. shopping and busiine, attractive terms.
Directions: Out Penna. ave. Sc. to Ala
bama ave, left Q blks. to 9 St., right to
WOOD, Elk. 4113; ewes. and sun. TW.
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FOXHALL ROAD

1s1o-1612 Foxhall I'd. n.w;-,open Sat.
have the privilege Of offering new homes
in this lovely community; contains SIX
beautiful rooms, 22 baths; II YOU are
home, here Is where your search ends.
B. r. MARTIN g. CO., Realtors, DU. $3.50
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]. WAPLE co.
1904 14th ST NV DI, 1886
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Open sunday. / to- 5. 1929 31st st; NV.
close TO public and parochial schools, and
close to transp. Layatory 1st foer, large
iiv. and din. rm.. kit; and oIeaklaSt IN. m
lated bedrms. and baths. Finished 3rd
door. Large bsmt, gas NV. heat 2.eas
gar. Owner has purchased larger GIn home
ave. to Military rd., right to 3lst St. lett
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CLEVELAND PARK
CLEVELAND PARK, S16,950
CT,EVFI, AND PARK

First time offered. Unusual house in this
desirable area. 1st floor bedroom and bath:
bedrooms and bath upstairs ExceptlonaitI,
Mr. Bell. RE 1861 or OIL. 634l:
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
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2 bedrms. and full bath, irst floor; nm
lovely kitchen with dishwasher and gar
bage disposal picture window; gas heat;
finished rec. rm. with. fireplace; built.in
garage; southern exposure; unusually nice
lot. See today, 30 Peabody st. ne, near
Eastern Star Home on New Hampshire
ave Price, $24,500. terms; trades con-
on the market. MAX MILLER, FIR. 210o.
d,,n call
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PRE-WAR CT. BARGAIN
Assume present CT loan of $3.50, 40
interest, S62 so per mo including interest,
principal, insurance, taxes. Immaculate
prewar. row brick. Ingleside terrace NV,
overlooking Rock Creek Park; nice liv.
rm., din. rm,, kit, front porch. 9 bedrms. :.
tile bath. also pine paneled rec: rm: and
lay; in bsmt., oil heat. Cali Mr. Trader
with
MARGARET J. DUNKLEY
Realtor, OIL. $500; Ewes, OIL 2Ol0.
CORNER TOWN HOUSE
Or Club proposition. Ten bedrooms.
baths; near Conn: ave. and 8 st. NV.
Estate must be sold.
r. S. DONALDSON
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64Z3 9th ST. N.W.
ways by the same owner who is leaving
city Sturdy built prewar .6.rm. det.
brick, tastefully decorated; full basement.
oil h.. built-in garage; perfect cond
thoroughly mod: lots of extras. $4,000
down, Should sell at once: MI Barker.
ST. 3643 COX & CO., RE. 1888.
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PETWORTH

S11, ,5O0-Gas heat. 20-foot row brick:
six rooms and bath; lot 100 feet deep:
detached garage. Call Mr.. Shackelford,
sa6s MA $500; evenings and week ends 81.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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WEST CHEVY CHASE

Open Sunday. l until dark 4s4o Lang
drum lane. A modern 2k-bath brick
home. 1t contains vestibule and large
liv. rm., fireplace. din. rm., tiled Law
kit; with breakfast nook. End f.. nice
bedrms 2 tiled baths; large storage attic;
attached garage; with large porch and
sun deck, slate roof; wooded lot; close
to bus. schools and playgrounds. Priced
%s ST at
D. C. line to first trafic light, continue on
4 blocks to Langorum lane and new home
sign left to property
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FOXHALL VILLAGE

l419 Que st. nw-Open Sun, 70 o,
possession before Christmas. Charming
home close, to. town area; rooms nsrsan and
fo Schools, shops and transp.; excel cond.;
owner occupied. No agents please EN-.
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MD. AVE. Mr.. 9th ST. NE.
II rooms, 2 baths. Estate property. Must
be sold, R. 8. DONALDSON Woooward
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1853 CLAY pr, NE

Seven-room row brick house, automatic
heat This house is in very good condis
tion and can be occupied ct time Of settle.
msnt npsn TsTms or 1gp9'n,smsnt to in.
TIFFEY q SON, 143 Kennedy st. NV.
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Mr.. 14th g. PARKWOOD PL.
81 500 cash, balance like rent. buys this
nne home, .loc. in this very conv. section.
and in perfect ,cond. Featured are 9 very
porches, gas heat, new roof. garage, etc:
immed. poss. For complete details call
'''1 JESS ! FISHER g. CO., INC.
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chase q fine and completely remodeled
brick residence; containing spacious
1st-foor doctors ONCE, plus 8 well-fur-
sirable tenants, which brings in an ex-
cellent net income. The location is ideal
being on list St. "a blk. west of Mass.
Desibour. MI. $500; ewes, DU. O36O, with
JOHN r. DeSIBOUR g. co.
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MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV DI. 334t

/. - 1fln 0I. NW. Ol 004O
FIRST TIME OFFERED
Owner of this charming home transferred
and says sell. Here is the home. De-
tached brick with slate roof, copper gut
tering and downspouts, also plumbing.
First floor contains large living room with
fireplace and guest closet, spacious dining
bath Second floor contains three spa
cious bedrooms two will take twin beds:
lovely bath: S17,750 with a $4,000 first
trust. 41aco int; $4,000 cash. Mr.. Guynn,
EN- 1899.
NEApCrIATY uyApTT m
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Record Row
Rv Betty Miles

"All 7 Want for Christmas Is MY
Two Front Teeth is obviously thus
years winner among new holiday
tunes. Not only has the hero OF
Mr.. Spike Jones' recording lispeo
repeatedly on innumerable disc
Jockey shows, and been carried to
many homes to add a note OF
Christmas cheer, he has provided
the inspiration for front-page news
paper copy right alongside stories
Of wars and rumors OF wars.
We might even predict-a faculty
apparently incurable in human
nature, despite occasional devastat-
ing conseouences-that we'll oe
hearing Mr.. Jones original record
ing again during future holiday sea-
sons.
George Rock is the young man.
incidentally, who impersonates the
moppet whose appearance and dc
tion are damaged by an unfortu-
nate slide down a bannister.
Happy New Year" which Is
paired with this tune, is run-of-tne-
mill.
"I Can Hear It Now" the excel
lent Edward r. Murrow treatment
of history on wax. is sweeping the
country. The album sold 100000
copies in two weeks. It's possible
that ii may break the record OF the
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By Barbara Bell

A comfortable long-sleeved night
gown will keep you cozy and warm
these cold winter nights. Tiny
rufiing or lace trims the neckline
and front closing. Try it in a gayly
howered or striped fiannelette
Short sleeves and a belted version
are provided, if you like.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1856 is
designed for sizes 80, "a, So, SO, 40. a.
A and 46. Size "a, long sleeves, re-
quires ~ yards of 3s-inch fabric
For this pattern, send Is cents in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, P. O.
Box 80, Station G, New York 10, N. Y.
A new-bigger-fashion catalog for
you! The latest issue of Stylist
contains so pages of smart styles,
easy sewing, practical sewing in
formation. Free pattern printed
inside the book. Is cents.
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BytEleni

IN WASHINGTON THEY ARE
TALKING ABOUT: The smart
Connecticut avenue shop that staset
q "stag Night" 10 Neiman-Marcus
Understand the men loved seeing
the lingerie and other gifts they
might buy to give to their own
lovelies modelled for them. We
think this Il . step in the right
direction. Too many men take
fright when shopping and the pres
ence Of other males In similar
predicament seems to give them
more assurance in buying that gift
for their lady. -.
The Washington jewelry estab-
lishment that will give you free Of
charge q copy Of the new wedding
anniversary gift list. The Jewelry
Industry Council has done their good
deal for the coming year by getting
out . new wedding list that u in
tune with the changing pattern Of
modern family life. The small gold
covered booklet includes products Of
other industries along with jewelry
and will be . special delight to the
young marrieds who ind that they
need more household equipment in
early married years. Gifts for the
first nine wedding anniversaries are:
Clocks, china, crystal and glass,
electrical appliances, silverware,
wood, desk sets and equipment,
linens and lace, and leather. >.
Personal gifts are suggested for .
span Of five years, because by then
children are usually out OF baby
hood and parents have more free
dom to, leave the house. Then, Is
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Fashion Notes

growing children show an increased
pride In their home as O place 70
entertain friends, gifts for return.
ishing the home are designated for
the 18th to 10th years Of marriage.
We think THE WEDDING ANNI-
VERSARY LIST booklet should bs
In every home ready to be consulted
whenever the question Of an ami
versary gift comes up. The new list
replaces the one created in 1887 by
the American National Retail Jewell
ers Association and Is published
with their approval and that OF the
National Association Of Credit
jewelers. and the National Whole.
sale jewelers. Association.
The remark Pat Grifnths Of the
National Association of Broadcasters
made ut . recent gathering when
asked about the very fetching bon
net she was wearing. In this day
and age when. credits are given for
every item Of apparel worn, shoes
by Delman, handbag by Koret," etc..
1t certainly was refreshing to her
reply to the question Of Whose
hat Is that?" She brightly an.
swered, Mine. :"
The belted tunic suit with the
fiared jacket that may be worn loose
or belted for q smart effect. The
pushup sleeves seen on so many OF
the new jersey cardigan skirt top
pers. The square-toed classic
pump for that new pair Of spring
shoes to wear with that tailored
outfit. .. The use Of the romantic
fan for formal occasion fiuttering.
:. White jersey evening frocks de-
signed with q Grecian look. ..
Holiday accessories Of white.
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CHINESE EGG ROLLS.

From Mrs. w. o. o., Vtenna.)
One-half cup water, 3 eggs. /
teaspoon salt, l cup of -four. Beat
water, eggs and salt with rotary egg
beater. Add the sifted flour grad
ually. beat until smooth. Lightly
grease frying pan about inches
in diameter with oil or fat. Heat
over a moderate flame. Pour in
enough batter to make a very thin
layer on bottom of pan. Cook on
one side only over moderate flame
for about / minute or just enough to
hold 1t together. Remove from pan
and cool thoroughly on fiat sur
face. Repeat until all batter is used,
this will make about 10 pancakes.
The filling may vary with ma
terial on hand, but some shrimp,
meat and vegetables are always in
cluded. The following may be
varied to suit your taste. Three
tablespoons shredded celery, 3 table,
spoons shredded carrot, cook In boil
ing water for about 4 minutes. Drain
and place in mixing bowl to cool.
Add 2 tablespoons finely chopped
onion or scallion. Chop fine l cup
of cooked pork, beef or chicken. Add
l cup cooked, cleaned shrimp and /
cup crabmeat fakes. Add meat,
shrimp and crabmeat to vegetables.
season with salt, pepper, a little
sugar and stir in 3 or tablespoons
of oil or melted fat. Mix filling
thoroughly.
Place a heaping spoonful of filling
on each pancake. Beat an egg in a
small bowl to use for sticking pur-
poses. After putting filling in pan
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
| from Mrs. D. +. L., Arlington.)
Haven't done my bit for RCE
in a long time, so am trying te
make up for it now. Have derived
many helpful hints, suggestions, etc
from our valuable page. I wish
its space might be increased. Yours
is a very worthwhile department
We all wish you continued sue
cess and Merry Christmas!
For Mrs. e. B., Washington. You
will be delightfully."- surprised at
the beneficial effects obtained by
using tomato juice to eradicate
stains on your hands caused from
peeling other vegetables and fruits.
During the canning season at home
we used always to try to save
some tomatoes to work on after
preparing the other Staining
fruits.
For Mrs. r. A. W., Washington,
who requested a recipe for Butter
Cakes. From the same recipe
folder: Butter Rolls. Il hope it
may be the one you wish.
Two cups scalded milk, u cup
butter, tablespoons sugar, tea
spoon salt, u cake yeast dissolved
in 4 cupful lukewarm water, flour.
Add the butter, sugar and salt to
the milk. When lukewarm add the
dissolved yeast cake, then 3z cup
fuls of -four. Let rise until light,
then add enough -four to make a
soft dough. Let rise again, then
place on moulding board and roll
into a sheet "a of an inch thick.
With a sharp knife cut into pieces
2h inches long and l inch wide.
Place close together in buttered
pan, let rise until light and bake
in a brisk oven for fifteen minutes.
To Mrs. G. E. W., Washington.
Just a word of warning about using
soda in cranberry sauce or other
cooking. We were taught in our
nutrition classes during the war,
that soda killed or drastically re-
duced the vitamins contained in
the foods so treated. What of
using a little more sugar, If you
save the vitamins, so vital to your
family's health and well being?
Try the two-two-four method with
cranberries. We think it's delicious.
-Four cupfuls Il pound cranber-
ries, cupfuls water, bring to a
boil and reduce heat, cook about
10 minutes, but. be sure every
cranberry pops" its skin. Add
cupfuls granulated sugar and cook
gently. stirring until the sugar is
dissolved. Remove from fire and
stir several times while cooling
sufficiently to pour into glasses
The result will be a rich dark
jelly with whole berries of deli
cious flavor. Keeps indefinitely
GA little lemon juice gives a varia-
ton of flavor.)
For Mrs. L. r. n, Washington
Your request seems to refer to the
vegetable part of your company
dinners; since you mention baking
hot rolls, I assume you are cook
ing a roast of some sort. Why
not have a gelatine salad, which
may be prepared the day before
and left in the refrigerator (cov-
cred Of course with the new foil
wrapping available everywhere)
Have you tried Sunshine salad:
small can of crushed pineapple
drained, l medium sized carrot
shredded, and / package of orange
favored gelatin. Dissolve the
gelatine in l cup Of hot water
stirring until thoroughly dissolved
Take the juice drained from the
pineapple and add enough cold
water to make a second cup OF
liquid, into this stir the carrot and
Evening star., 1948-12-24

! oAIsIloHla! album, 60O 600 copies
of which were bought In three
years.
It's rumored that by spring, Capi-
tol, Decca, Victor and Mercury will
be turning out long-playing records
One Of the newest additions to the
current long playing stock is Q ret of
square dances, played by Carson
Robson and his Old Timers, COM
Iplete with authentic dance calls by
Lawrence v. 10y.
Andre Kostelanetz and his or
chestra offer Music OF Victor Her
bert" too, and an anthology of II
Stephen Foster melodies, including
some Of the composers lesser known
songs, Is offered by Nelson Eddy
with accompanying chorus and or
chestra under the direction of
Robert Armbruster.
Stan Kenton, exponent Of pro-
gressive jazz, who last month an
nounced his plans to disband his
entire organization, says that this
move is designed to draw attention
to conditions In the music business
today. There is no place, he de-
clares, where jazz can be played and
heard without the sacrifices that
theaters and dance halls demand
from the musician. Jazz music
should be definitely and completely
distinguished from popular music,
and should be programmed and pre-
sented individually as classical
music Is.
He maintains that the demand for
jazz In its true form Is increasing
rapidly and Is q new market that
has been lying dormant for a long
time. In the next few months he
plans to confer with managers, hotel
owners and promoters in the hope
Of securing places throughout the
country where jazz concerts and
presentations can be heard as an
art form not conforming to the
various demands of the entertain
ment world. These rooms, or halls,
would remain in operation all year,
and the policy would be such that
young people could attend without
contending with the problem Of
getting parental permission to at
tend a might club"
Kenton declares that jazz Is .
young music" and has its most
enthusiastic response from teen
ayers. And it is these teen-agers he
is most anxious to reach via these
halls of jazz.
When and If he succeeds in &C
complishing his purpose, Stan Ken
ton will reorganize his band and
return to the jazz front.
Turntable Talk: Fran Warren, who
was voted most promising girl singer
of '48 in Billboard's annual poll,
has recorded her first pair of tunes,
why Is It?" and "Joe," under a
new contract.
She has been featured with the
bands of Claude Thornhill, Charlie
Barnett, Art Mooney and Randy
Brooke. You may remember her
version, with Thornhill's band, Of
"A Sunday Kind of Love" that
brought her fame. :. More and
more foreign records are expected
to hit the American market soon.
Firms are reported readying Polish.
French. English. Australian and
| German recordings.
Evening star., 1948-12-24

cake, roll up, folding in ends as you
work, stick together by brushing
with beaten egg. Chill in refriser-
ator.
To frv heat enough oil to come
up at least inches in your deep tat
pan, heat to moderate temperature.
Fry egg rolls over moderate fame
until golden brown on one side about
IS minutes. Turn and brown on
other side. They will float. Remove
from pan and drain on absorbent
paper. Serve with English mustard.