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has a wife who looks at him with
honestly loving eyes, and explains
political life to him with sharp,
factual tongue. When he succumbs
to the political wiles of Boss Men
jou, and the archaeological ones
of the woman publisher, the wife
takes over the role of his conscience.
No candidate, and few men, have
been so happily blessed on this
score, but the suspenseful question
of the film always is whether Tracy
will choose politics and the publisher
or his integrity and the woman to
wnom he is married.
X X X
There is nothing solemn in the
films handling Of this fundamen-
tally serious question. These are
sophisticated people who are getting
a lot of sardonic amusement out
of their duel for power. The dirty,
or decent, tricks which they practice
have a high flavor of plain human
Ivy dUOuG WlllSll CliShA
interesting to identify and watch.
Director Capra's cameras are more
agile in exposing this political skull
duggery than Lindsay and Grouse
could be when they did state of
the Union" on the stage. A couple
of rooms were all the latter had at
their disposal. Capra gets the ef-
feet CT the whole country being in
volved. Airplanes suggest that
Candidate Tracy really Is making
a Nationwide tour and that the
entire land may be politically pill
laged, or served, by his campaign.
The monkey wrenches being thrown
into political machines scatter it
more widely and revealingly over
the map,
The film, therefore, shows more
of the state of the Union and sug-
gests something had better be done
about it.
Until the semihysterical finale
puts its heavy strain upon them,
Capra's performers come up with
extraordinarily glib and enthusias-
tic performances. Tracy is excel
lent as the harassed liberal, and
no idealist could ask for brighter
more amusing helpmeet than Miss
Hepburn. AS the sardonic press
agent, Van johnson gets the best
role Of his life. Menjou is COM
pletely convincing as the sleazy, re.
dictionary political boss and the null
titudinous bit parts are played
with the skill Capra expects of his
collaborators. Miss Angela Lans-
bury. as the sleek woman publisher
is perhaps too young and innocent
to suggest the type accurately, but
she always is in there trying.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Lutheran Chorus
Shows Quality in
Sacred Concert
By EIenu de Soyn

The National Lutheran Chorus,
now in its fourth year Of activity,
gave an a capella sacred concert in
the Lisner Auditorium last night.
Made up of members from various
Lutheran churches in the Washing
ton area it was directed by r. E.
Snesrud, who has been the guiding
spirit since its organization.
Although reduced to 10 voices
since its last appearance in Consti-
tuition Hall, and thereby in strength
Of volume, the group has developed
since other aspects of choral sing
ing. The outstanding feature of
Evening star., 1948-04-29

last nights performance was the
quality of soft tones. These were
used effectively in Randall Thomp-
sons "AIeluia," sung throughout in
an undertone. Occasional swellings
in gradual crescendo spoke of a
new technical accomplishment with
out which the art of ensemble Is
incomplete.
There were numbers where more
vibrancy of sound and grandeur of
conception were wanting as in
Bach's "Jesu, Priceless Treasure;
Luther-Bach "A Mighty Fortress
and Youngdahl's Jerusalem Road. >
The accepted traditional interpreta-
ton of the Russian-orthodox hymn
by Bortniansky, Angel Voices Ever
Singing" calls for greater contrasts
Evening star., 1948-04-29

in dynamics and tempt. Slower and
soft in the beginning the chant calls
for animation when the stanza
Honor, glory, praise in the Highest"
Is reached, ending on a forceful,
exalted note.
r. Deane Shure's BLOW the Glad
Trumpet" with incidental solo parts
for a high soprano and a bass, be-
longed to the most effective presen-
tations Of the evening. 1t was en-
Enthusiastically applauded. Mr.. Snes-
rud summoned the composer, who
was in the audience, to take bow.
Evening star., 1948-04-29
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Evening star., 1948-04-29

Regina Holman's Fryxell's zone
God, One Hope. One Faith" and
Youngdahrs 'The Apostles Creed"
on the program, have been dedi-
Gated to the chorus by the COM
pOSers.
Evening star., 1948-04-29

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1948-04-29
Politics Blithely Heckled
In Palace Comedy Satire
By Joy Cormody

state OF the Union at the Palace satire pot
machines
ton year. While the machines
the hope finding ventroqusts dummy
picture will be pointing healthy eng
Mr. Cap abetted by
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

He watched her leave the room,
closing the door softly behind her.
Christmas Eve. Didn't you know?
That night everything comes to
life.
what seems to be the matter?"
81 don't know. I'm all burning up
inside and I can't move my legs
without hurting them"
He saw two of the animals ex-
change, a knowing glance. "You
mean :"
Something has to be done for
him." the donkey interrupted
swiftly.
"You mean you can cure me?"
With a glance at the tiny crib,
the donkey said, 'I'm sure you will
be cured, Dickie." All animals
we're silent for a moment, then the
donkey continued. ''Now go to
sleep, Dickie, and when morning
comes you will feel better"
"You mean I'll be able to get up
and ride my tricycle. and play with
my other toys?" Dickie asked ex-
citedly. But there was no answer.
When he awoke, both mommy
and daddy were sitting at his bed
side and his mothers pretty face
was flushed with happiness.
'Mommy! Daddy!" he cried, 81
can move my legs!" Mother threw
the covers back and the three
watched with fascination as his
legs moved slowly UP and down.
Mother began to cry. She hugged
him tightly and then threw herself
into daddy's arms.
Dickie was happy, too. But he
stopped moving his legs long
enough to tell his mother gravely.
''Dr. Benton's medicine didn't help
me, mommy."
''Oh, Dickie dear, of course it
did. 1t cured you and soon you'll be
running around again!"
He started to protest, but before
words could come, his eyes fell on
the Nativity scene where his
friends, the donkey and three
lambs, reclined. Leaning over, he
stroked the plaster backs of the
models and made a momentous
decision.
These animals were his friends
and they had made him well again,
but maybe they wanted him to keep
it a secret. Next Christmas Eve,
when they talked again, he could
ask their permission to tell every
body about their kindness. Until
then, he must not do anything that
might sadden them. With a final
pat, he turned happily to his par
ents. Merry Christmas, mommy.
Merry Christmas, daddy. My, it's
going to be busy day."
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

pad out other menus during the
holiday weekend. The leftovers can
be the base for main dish gelatin
mold to grace the buffet table; for
a main dish salad; and the final
finals" can go into sandwich
spreads for lunches during the
Yuletide vacation.
Serve your ham. resplendent on
your best platter, with a garnish OF
orange slices topped with cram
berry Christmas trees. To mare
these, cut canned cranberry sauce,
chilled to make sure it's firm, In
one and one-third inch slices. Cut
out a paper tree pattern and place
on slice Of sauce; carefully cut
around pattern with point of knife.
Place the tree on orange slices.
Cream a small amount of milk with
cream cheese; put through pastry
tube on to trees in scallop pattern
to resemble Christmas tree gar
lands.
Baked Ham
Place ham, fat side up, in an
open roasting pan. Do not add wa
ter and do not cover. Do not baste.
Bake in a slow 1922 F.) oven, ac-
cording to the time given below. If
you have a meat thermometer, in
sert it through outside fat into
center of thickest part of ham so
that the bulb does not rest on bone
or fat
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17
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600 TO sleep, Dickie. Tomor-
~ row is Christmas and you're
going to have a busy day."
He wondered if he'd be well enough
to appreciate his busy day" and
stifled a sob with a heavy sigh
for he knew he would be unable to
ride the tricycle. Santa Claus had
promised him. His legs were stiff
and painful and they felt as though
he would never be able to walk on
them again.
His mother brushed soft tendrils
of hair from his feverish brow and
bent down to kiss him tenderly.
Goodnight, Dickie,; pleasant
dreams"
He watched her leave the room,
closing the door softly behind her.
He lay quietly for some time, then
turned to look curiously at the huge
tree across the room. In Difference
to his illness his y bed had been
moved into the living room SO that
he could see the decorations and
await Santa Claus arrival.
The scene of the Nativity had
been beautifully reconstructed by
his father and its tiny plaster mod
els now caught the boys attention.
A strange sight met his eyes. The
donkey that had been sprawled on
the ground was now standing and
stretching himself. The lambs were
in their same positions but their
eyes were glittering with life.
''It's Christmas Eve, Dickie, and
you should be happy" There was q
trace Of reproach in the voice.
Dickie was bewildered by this
time. ''How-how-" he suffered
feebly. and halted.
''How do we talk? Why that's sim
pie, Dickie. All animals talk on
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17
First PoinSettlas
Came From Mexico

Poinsettias owe their name to an
early American diplomat and schol-
ar-Joel Roberts Poinsett.
Nearly a century and a quarter
ago Poinsett, then U. S. ambassador
to Mexico, first brought cuttings Of
the ''fire plant" to his South Caro-
lima home. Carefully he tended the
transplanted tropical beauty. Under
his slkillful hands the flower thrived
and improved.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

If you're making pecan rolls for
Christmas be sure to place half
candied cherry on top of each roll
along with the nuts so the rolls
will look more festive. When
serving the rolls cold, sprinkle
them with powdered sugar to make
them look frosted.
Bring Individual plum puddings
to the table covered with sauce with
a red or green cherry perched on
top of each one.
Having mullins for the holidays?
Drop in some dates and nuts to
make them more delicious.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

6AO1 ONSA OAo1
If your diet
lacks bulk for nor
NAL elimination,
this delicious
cereal will supply
it. Eat an ounce
every d a y in
milk-and drink
plenty Of water.
If not satisfied
after 10 davS. send
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

*TabascO Orange Sauce
2 tablespoons cOrnstarch
u cup firmly packed brown sugar
u teaspoon salt
" cup water
n cup white corn syrup
" cup orange juice
2 tablespoons vinegar
n teaspoon tabaScO sauce
l cup orange sections
In a sauce pan, blend cornstarch,
brown sugar and salt. Add water
and mix until smooth; add corn
syrup. Cook, stirring constantly
until mixture boils. Remove from
heat; stir in orange juice and ia
basco sauce. Add orange sections
and return to heat until sauce is
hot Serve with ham.
Sweet Potatoes and Apples
(Serves g.
Peel 6 medium-sized sweet po-
tatoes and 4 medium-sized apples.
Slice potatoes, slice and core ap-
pies Place alternating layers Of
potatoes and apples in creased
casserole. Sprinkle with one-quar-
ter cup brown sugar and three
tablespoons butter. Pour one-quar-
ter cup water or fruit juice over
all. Bake in a moderate (350-de-
gree) oven for one hour or until
potatoes are tender.
sPlum Pudding Sauce
2 eggs, well beaten
" cup sugar
l tablespoon butter
" pint cream, whipped
FlavOring
Mix well beaten eggs with sugar;
add butter and cook over hot water,
stirring constantly, until thickened.
Cool, then fold in whipped cream.
Flavor as desired. This is not only
delicious on plum pudding but also
on ice cream.
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Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

red and green color scheme, and
particular consideration for the
most taste-tempting recipes. You're
certain to receive plenty OF COM
pliments on it'll
Since the foods for the menu are
star attractions, have the table
setting as simple as possible.
START OFF the menu with a
mountaineering soup, so delicious
from beginning to end, you'll want
to serve it often. It doesn't take
long to make, and the cooking time
Is short.
Tomato Richard
(ServeS g.
cups tomato juice
l medium onion, cOarsely chopped
"a cup cOarsely shredded carrot
h cup thin sliced celery
" cup shredded green pepper
l teaspoon salt
"a ICdSpOOu pdppCE
II teaspoon sugar
bay leaves
tablespoons real mayOnnaise
Simmer tomato juice, vegetables
seasonings for 10 minutes. Remove
bay leaves Stir a little of the hot
mixture into the mayonnaiSe.
Then blend all together. Top with
the following: Whip one-half cup
of heavy cream and add to it one
quarter cup of real mayonnaise
and sprinkle with chopped chives.
A HOLIDAY HAM is wise in
vestment in this season where
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17
Lynn Says:
Use These Last Minute
Tins for Christmas

If your plans include mincemeat
tarts, use small starshaped
cookie cutter on the top crust after
rolling: Youngsters will enjoy this
novel touch especially if you in
sert a small red candle in the cut
out when serving.
Sweet potatoes, mashed and sea-
soned with butter. brown sugar and
chopped nuts are fiavorsome. Bake
In q casserole with a topping OF
Nnarshnallows, II desired.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

there are plenty
of siza b lie in
roads on your
budget; the ham
will not only fill
the bill for
Christmas dim
ner but will also
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17
Swaps Cathartics
For Real Relief

81 loathed taking cathartics. Now ]
don't use them any more, for
KELLoGG'S ALL-BRAN every morning
keeps me well regulated. John
VarCis Detroit. Mich.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

from oven, peel
off rind W i t h
sharp knife and
score the fat sur
face. Place a
whole Glove in
each S e C ito n.
Glaze with the
following sauce:
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

YOU'LL have variety of smart
l costumes when you sew this
charming basic frock. Three de-
tachable pepluns are provided
scalloped sleeves add a dress-up
note.
Pattern No. 8374 comes in sizes IL, IA.
16. Is and 20. Size IA, 314 yards of Sc or
39-inch: circular peplum. 7s yard; draped
peplum 70 yard; pocket peplum. 1a yard.
Afternoon Style
TOR the woman of slightly larg-
: er figure, a fattering afternoon
style with softness at shoulder and
hipline. Sleeves can be the regu-
lar short length, or three-quarter.
Add q self bow at the neckline.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

the empty carton to the Kellogg Co.,
Battle Creek, Mich, and get DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY BACK.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17
Stur Attraction

FROM YEAR to year we look
forward to Christmas dinner as one
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

or the most no.
table meals Of
t h e y e a r. I've
p l a n n e d this
y e a r S menu
with special care,
with an eye to
the delightful
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

These times are given for ham at
room temperature. If ham is just
removed from refrigerator before
starting, allow little longer time.
One-half hour before cooking
time is COMPLETED. remove ham
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17
CHRISTMAS DINNER

Tomato Richard
Crackers Assorted Relishes
*Baked Ham GarniSh
Sweet Potatoes and Apples
Buttered Green Beans
Fruit Salad Hot Rolls
Plum Pudding Sauce
"Recipe given
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17
Roasting Time Table
(FOr Ham,


(FOr Ham,
Oven temperature: 300'F.-325'F.
Thermometer Minutes
Reading Per Lib.
Ham, whole, J
uncOOked
1912 lbs. ...... 16OeF. 1920
Ready-tO-eat
1912 lbs. ...... 1SOoF. 10
Ham, half,
uncOOked
6-8 lbs. ....... 160oF. 22-25
Ready-tO-eat
6-8 lbs. ...... 130oF. 10
Picnic (shldr.). 170oF. 30-35
BOneless Butt. 170oF. 40-45
Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

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Arizona sun., 1948-12-17

A HOLIDAY HAM is a wise in
vestment in this season where
Evening star., 1948-12-12
OPEN, 10 TO4 SUNDAY

Ardwick, Md, Monroe st. and Ardmore rd,
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screened porches. Direction, out Defense
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Call UN. 1915, or UN. III, to week
Evening star., 1948-12-12
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGlhIA.

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also complete electric kitchen with gar
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ond floor has 5 twin-size bedrooms ?
baths. The lovely brick terrace is shaded
by tall trees Detached garage. Drive out
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lane to Tracy pl., left one block to our
sign. ASK-US REALTY co.
GIL. 1852 OK 2659
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Sub. Prop. For Rent, Nd. Cont
WHEATON. MD

A comfortable S-rm. e baths, . sleeping
porchesI stucco house in good condition;
oil INV. heat; with more than one acre
of fertile land; chicken house: 2-car gaarge:
located corner Arcola dr.. and Georgia ave
conv. to transp., schools, churches and
stores. Rent, $500 per month.
E. S. PRICE 81 CO., Realtors
l13Ol Georgia Ave PL 1891 PI O3l 4
Evening star., 1948-12-12
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

In one of the best residential sections of
the city. on the hill. We. are offering for
the frst time lovely brick Colonial home
There are 6 rooms, 3 big bedrooms and
equipped kitchen; landscaped lot, 75-ft
churches. schools and theaters. There. is
first mortgage of S10,750 at AZ pay
able S14 month including taxes and in
balance at the low price of S16,5OO. You
will have to see it today II you. want i,
as at this price 1t Is not going TO remain
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
onO6 Mt Vernon ave. Alex. Va. Phones
Alley, O07S or TIE. 2442, The Old Re-
i;oh 1Os
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S300 DOWN

will buy this 4-room masonry bungalow
Large liv. rm., kit. dinette, bedrms
siiiated throughout; utility rm., h,-w.h.i
good sized lot; assume a Ss,400 G1 loan
IN, payable at S53 per mo. Price, So
nings, Hickory 9372. Ia
Evening star., 1948-12-12
). STANLEY MOREAU
WA o5T1 WA $3.50
BRICK BUNGALOW

Cheverly Manor S11,60O-Open Sunday,
pm till dark. Excellent condition
rooms and bath on lst floor, stairway
TO fioored and fully insulated expansion
gas heat, large level lot Small cash re-
Quired. low monthly payments To reach:
From PEACE Cross out Defense hwy, turn
right to 6402 Kilmer St
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
OPEN, l TO 5
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-5

E. Clifford ave.--Immac 5-rm. and bath
semidet, brick. fun bsmt.., fenced front
bus and shopping; owner being trans
ferred, subject to reas. offer. Directions:
Cross Hwy. Bridge, south on Arlington
Ridge rd. to 1st traflc light south of
Presidential Gardens, back left to CLIFFORD
ave.
HANEY & CO. EX 3443
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CHECK THIS LIST

CHECk This LlST
You have liked our last few lists, so look
over these OF the many fine homes we
.500-3-b bedroom frame bungalow. acre
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:. ST .50O--3 bedrooms. asbestos shingle
venetian blinds, storm windows, acre lot;
close to D. c.; $1,000 cash needed to
purchase.
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4-room frame. foundation for. kitchen and
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S4,250-4-room frame, situated on ga
acres; only 81 400 cash needed.
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ALEXANDRIA

Townhouse in historic section. Has. 3
bedrms. dbe. living room, lge dining
room Excellent financing, Open Sunday.
TO ) pm Come TO "l2 Wolfe St, or
call GEORGE S. DUFFEY CO., Overlook
Evening star., 1948-12-12
1905 UTAH AVE.

oJU0 UIAH AVE.
Brentwood, Md-5-rm. semibungalow, un-
finished End A.; h.-w.h. lovely corner lot;
sold furnished or unfurn.; $3.50 furn.
or S1S5G unfurn. Open 2 pm. today.
H c, MAYNoR, 2002 R. I. ave. ne.
NO d.oS
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DICK BASSETT, CHI. 5O57
White Colonial, 5 Bedrooms

This well-built home is only yrs old
and Is well-located among comfort BILE
homes. On lst A.. you will find all large
kit. bedrm, or den and - bath; End Il Fl.
has :. large and . average-size bedrms
and bath full dry bsmt with oil h.-w.h.;
> porches. l screened; detached garage:
lot s5x20O. Price. Sl795O
OF Enn TNIIA DnT~D
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NORTH ARLINGTON

Brick Cape Cod, has living room, dining
room, equipped kitchen, l bedroom and
bath on FIRST floor; , bedrooms and tiled
bath on second floor; full basement; nice
corner lot close to bus and shopping.
SEWELL REALTY co.
IA S Glebe rd., at Lee blvd. OK. 0217,
GI 1STS or GI, q514
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CENTERVILLF
COLUMBIA FOREST
FALLS CHURCH

Three bed DOM, 2l2-bath stone Cape Cod,
near school, transportation and shopping
2-car garage with sun deck above A
dishwasher, 9-cu. it. refgr.. S2-gallon hot
water. heater and Launderall included
Priced to sell Immediately. due to illness
in owners family For appointment dial
operator and ask for Elmwood s22 or 325
tno TOLD; eyes, until 8, FA. 23o3. Ex-
clusively with
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor
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OPEN HOUSE
ACROSS THE PARKWAY

OF the Washington Colt and Country Club,
white-brick Cape Cod home. with Vermont
slate roof. is exceptionally well constructed
and contains all Of the latest innovations
especially the streamlined all-electric
kitchen, complete with breakfast bar, GE
dishwasher and DISPOSAL. Center-hall en-
trance, f1rst-floor bedroom or den with ad-
and large storage room on second floor;
screened porch and screened breezeway;
23-ft garage; full basement with fireplace
maids bath and outside entrance; nag
stone terrace; blacktop driveway: price
$4,000. GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
CHI 1898; eve. and Sun, FA. 4424.
Evening star., 1948-12-12
CAMPANELLA & WOOD
S11,950

o-story frame house, in Mt. Rainier, in
excellent condition. on beautifuiiy LANG. ano.
terms Call AID. 002l.
Shockey g. Moorhead, Realtors
Evening star., 1948-12-12

ARNA VALLEY near Pentagon1.An i'm,
bedrooms, tile bath, modern kitchen: full
basement with oil heat; fenced yard.
S1O.95O with easy financing Call Mr.
Gavin with H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. $500;
Evening star., 1948-12-12

OPEN g TO 5-Modern 4-bedrm.. o-bath
0fek Goonia aaId home that has everything
DMYER & BOYD: OK. :aso. cH. 41s4. s40'
Tor , families or home and ONCE 1919
Lee hwy. DWYER &; BOYD. OK. 29su, CH.