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Evening star., 1961-08-30
Show toAid
Cerebral
PoIsyCenter

The Greater Falls Church
Junior Chamber of Com
merce will sponsor a horse
show September 1917 for
the benefit of the Northern
Virginia Cerebral Palsy De-
velopment Center.
Tennessee Walking Horses
and Arabian classes will be
featured at the show, to be
held at Patty's Riding School,
Burke, Va.
Entertainment, refresh
m en- is and prizes are being
planned jointly by the Jay
Gees and the women volun-
teerS at the center. A pony
will be given away during
the show.
Located in Falls Church,
the center serves children
from as far away as Ma
nassas and Quantico. Work
ing with pre-School young
sters, from 3 to 6, it provides
the daily training, therapy
and companionship essential
to a program of emotional,
educational and physical
development. A number have
developed to the stage where
they have been able to
attend regular schools.
The operation is supported
by voluntary contributions
through United Cerebral Palsy
of Northern Virginia, Inc.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Pondnder Balls

Can someone tell me how
to make pomander balls? An
elderly lady I know is anX-
ious to make some, and al
though I know you stick
cloves in an apple or orange,
I don't know the drying proc
ess. Also, which is better to
use, apples or oranges? When
should they be made to be
ready for Christmas?
Evening star., 1961-08-30
HOuSeQueStS

Mrs. Thomas H. Robbins,
ir., wife of the Commandant,
Potomac River Naval Com
mand, is looking forward to
a visit from Mrs. Walter
Greastsinger Farrell of San
Diego, Calf, and her daugh-
ter Mary Virginia. They are
expected about September 7
on their way home from Eu-
rope.
Miss Farrell, who is Mrs.
Robbins godchild, was grad
uated from Katherine Brin-
son School in June and will
go to Pine Manor, Wellesley,
this fall. Gen. Farrell is re-
tired from the Marine Corps,
and they now make their
home in California.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Toy Stuffing

Mrs. J. o. X, Falls Church
Where can the yard goods
for stuffed toys be obtained?
Last year I saw a set of Gold
ilockS and the Three Bears
and I would like to make
some for Christmas. Thank
you in advance.
Evening star., 1961-08-30

bleach should not be mixed
with acid, and vinegar is an
acid.
The improper use of chlor-
inc bleach can result in the
release of deadly gas.
The directions on the la
bels of chlorine bleaches
Evening star., 1961-08-30
UnWropped Soap
To Mrs. W. E. T.. Fnirfo

To Mrs. W. E. T., Fairtar
Mrs. H. S. c., Washington
I lived for many years in
the tropics where we had a
great deal of dampness and
mildew. Perhaps I can help
you remove that musty odor
from your suitcases. We used
to put unwrapped cakes of
soap in the closets to get the
odor out of them. Why don't
you put a cake or two in your
suitcaSeS, and leave them for
Evening star., 1961-08-30
BIueprintinq
To Mrs. E. V. c., AIerandr

To MIS-. E. Y. c., AIeTandrid
Mr.. J. E. E., BeltSUiHe
With regards to your ques-
ton about blueprinting, you
must realize that this is a
Photographic process. You
probably did not know that
proper developing and fixing
bath equipment is needed. l
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Here's How

Readers CIeorins House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as q .pubIie- service exchange
OF ideos between oreu readers. The
Stor eonnot accept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name ond
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Don't Mix Bleach and Vineoor
Mrs. P. B. NJ, Falls Church

In the Readers Clearing House about week
ago, someone sent in directions for whitening
nylon stretch socks with bleach and vinegar.
These instructions were formerly printed on
the label of well-known chlorine bleach. HOW
EVER they are no longer on the label. Chlorine
Evening star., 1961-08-30
WEE WOMEN

7 have nothing whatSO-
ever to say to that mother
of yours expect that 1
apologize ."
would suggest that you 60 to
a Photographic firm and ask
them to tell you of the equip
ment that you would need to
fix the image on a blueprint.
Evening star., 1961-08-30

two or three days. I really
think this will work for your
suitcases as it did for our
closets in the tropics.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Strip the FOLIAGE
To Mrs. J. T., Springfield
Mrs. E. v, Falls Church

Mrs. E. ", Falls Church
When you put your flowers
in water do you strip all the
foliage from the part of the
stems which will be under
water? 1 almost always have
zinnias, ageratum, daisies and
asters in the house, and last
year had some giant mari
colds, and the water in my
vases always stays clear and
almost odor-free, for several
days or a week, if I follow
this procedure.
I think you will find that
the foliage decaying under
the water creates the odor, so
take it off and take the odor
away at the same time.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
PERFUME
FOR MOSCOW

MOSCOW, Aug. 80 (AP)
Officials at the French
exhibition here say Paris
House of Dior has signed
a contract with Soviet rep
resentatives for the sale of
Dior perfume at two gov
eminent operated shops
in Moscow.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
VdcQtioners

Included among those va
cationing recently at the
Henlopen Hotel in Rehoboth
Beach, Del. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Kiplinger, and Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Dupont OF
Middleburg, Va.
Evening star., 1961-08-30

should be read and followed
carefully, and the amounts
used should be measured.
Evening star., 1961-05-07

pert has the latest word on
winter weary skins and how
to perk them up and the
newest preparations to bring
spring to your skin.
Anne Cole of Cole of CAL
ifornia will do the commen-
tary for a swim suit show
at 2:30 pm. at Julius Gar
finckel & Co. in the Green
brier Shop.
Antoine of Paris will be at
the Antoine Salon at Julius
Garinckel & Co. for consul
tation on the newest hair
styles straight from Paris.
He'll be available through
the week for expert coiffure
advice.
Weekly fashion show of
informal modelling at the
Good Earth Restaurant of
Bethesda, 1890 to 2 pm.
Katharine Mizell presents
Hawaiian fashions with
Golden Wand Hair fashions.
noes Elizabeth of
Georgetown presents the
latest fashions informally
Evening star., 1961-05-07
IT'S A DATE

cussing the famous beauty
products that are such a hit
on the European Continent.
Luis EStevez stars as the
guest commentator for his
summer fashion showing
through julius Garfinckel &
Co. for the American ASso-
citation for the United Ma
tions. Call the association for
tickets for the 1890 pm.
luncheon at the Statler Ho-
tel. The theme: Round the
World"
Adas Israel mother-daugh-
ter banquet, 6 pm, with a
graduation fashion show
with the daughters modelling
summer fashions from Tobi'S
of Bethesda. A Katharine
Mizell show.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. {. (nPSe&u-AAUaaA DE
Moy T. 1861 SSA /-1lVAhS

modelled under the direction
of Ellen Bateman in the
Sheraton-Park Hotels Colo
nial Dining Room, Town
Room and Terrace Grill from
1890 to 2 pm. Vincent &
Vincent hairdos.
WOmen'S Auxiliary of the
District Of Columbia Medical
Society, luncheon fashion
show with Cappa Chell Mod
els, at the Columbia Coun-
try Club at lis pm, di-
Evening star., 1961-05-07

rected and staged by Miss
Gladys Davis. M Margaret
Raley will do the commen-
tary.
McMullen fashion summer
showing at 2::30 pm. at
Julius Garfinckel & Co. with
Peggy SchleSsinger, guest
commentator. Friday show
time is 2 pm. at the Spring
Valley store and 4 pm. at
Seven Corners for the Nc
Mullen collection.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
TOMORROW

Hecht's will have Vogue
Pattern shows today through
Thursday in their various
stores. Anne Carlough will be
the commentator. Downtown
store at noon and 6 pm,
fabric department today. To-
morrow at 3 pm, Maryland
Room. Silver Spring store.
Wednesday at 1880 pm,
NARROW Heights. Thursday at
1880 pm. Prince Georges.
Stendhals beauty repre-
sentative, Miss Ruth CASH
man, will be at Lord & Tay-
lor'S through the week dis
Evening star., 1961-05-07
TODAY

Rose Robson COwen pre-
sents "a Garden of FASH
ions" from her WeStwood
shop at Gustin G arde n S,
MontroSe and Old George
town roads, Rockville, Md.
Time: 3 pm. with Patricia
Stevens models.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
TUESDAY

Annual spring fashion
show, $3.50 pm, given by the
Our Lady of Good Counsel
High School of wheaton
Mothers Club. The Clothes
Evening star., 1961-05-07

Horse of Wheaton and Happy
Time TogS of Wheaton Plaza
will present Sun and Shade
Fashions" A Keye presenta-
ton with Katharine Mizell
doing the commentary.
Luis EStevez fashion show
open to the public at Julius
Garfinckel & Co. at 2::30 pm.
in the misses department.
Evelyn Barton Brown
shows spring and summer
fashions in the Presidential
Dining Room of the May
flower through Saturday at
luncheon time.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
WEDNESDAY

Thelma Thomas of Helena
RubinStein will conduct the
skin beauty clinic through
the 18th at Frank R. Jel-
leff's. The trained beauty ex-
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Club to~Fete
Top Officers

The Altrusa Club Of WASH
ington win entertain inter-
national officers at O dinner
meeting TO be held at 6:l5
pm. Wednesday at the Brook
ings Institute.
The ofsicers 10 be honored
include Miss Hazel williams,
executive director. Of Chi
cago: Miss Lucile Hecht. edi-
tor, International Altrusan,
also Of Chicago: President
elect Mrs. Ernestine Miner,
Guilford College. North Caro-
lima; Vice President Mrs.
Edith peBusk Of Dallas, Tex,
and Mrs. Fannie Beard,
director Of the Older Worker
Program for the State Of
Arkansas.
MRS. Mary 8. Resh. Cover.
nor of Altrusa District Two
and o member Of the Wash
ington Club. also win attend.
President Phillis Grover
man will preside.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
SEAMS
TO NE.
Try Q ToiIored Bedspreod
For Good Practice Project

With the holiday season
over, you'll soon start thinking
Of new decorations to make
for your home. A bedspread
is q good item to start with,
especially II you're rather
new ct making home furnish
ings. A tailored one Ii the
easiest type to make and 1t
win give you practice In ap-
plying welting, corded or
fringed seams. things neces-
sary to know how to do II you
plan to make covers in the
future.
Measuring Is q very irnpor-
tant step In making q spread.
You must consider the length
Of the bed. the width. and the
depth from top Of mattress
to floor. Before measuring,
your bed should be made up
with sheets. blankets and pill
lows. The average full-size
bed measures about 4 feet 8
inches wide by 6 feet 3 inches
long, but may be as long as 8
feet 8 inches.
To measure for q tailored
spread with q founce that ex-
tends from top Of bed to floor
and has an inverted pleat ct
each front corner, follow
these steps while referring to
the diagram Chg. ID. Take
length from ID to head, over
the pillow and down the back
well below the pillow. To
this measurement, add IL
inches for tuck under pillow
and 3 inches for hem and
seams. TO get the width,
measure from A to the same
point on the opposite side. To
this measurement. add I inch
for seams.
For side and front sections. ,
Evening star., 1961-01-08
sY PATRICIA SCOTT

measure from A to moor and
b to floor plus ! inch for
seams. Allow 10 inches for
each inverted pleat. Cut the
side sections the same meas
urement as the top length
including the pillow tuck
under, pleat allowance and
seam. allowance. The front
section Is cut the same as the
top width measurement plus
pleat allowance. and seam
allowance. The seam that
joins the front and side
fi0unce sections will be on the
inside Of turn Of the pleat.
Cut all sections on the true
grain Of fabric.
When cutting the lining,
use the same measurements
you have for the spread with
one exception. Cut the front
and side sections IN inches
narrower In depth, or the
width you allowed for the
hem.
Pin each individual lining
section to matching spread
section. Welt or corded
seams: Pin covered cord or
welting to the top section
along the edge where you
have indicated the seam
allowance. Using the adjust
able upper cording foot.
stitch together. Now. form the
pleats on the side and front
sections and stitch across top
Of pleat.
Join the three sections to-
gether. Then, pin top section
over the flounce, right sides
together and stitch between
the first row Of stitching and
the cord Gig. %. Fringe
seam: Pin heading Of fringe
right on the seam allowance
merkine. Apply fringe first to
the top section and then TO
the flounce. as described for
cord.
Never try to join all sec
tons together and insert the
Evening star., 1961-01-08

cording. welting or fringe at
one time. Something is bound
to slip or stretch when you're
working with 80 much thick
ness. -
Turn hem Of flounce over
lining and stitch by hand.
. . Ah
Miss Scott 10 alweys sIcd 10 hear
from her Feoders, end whenessr pos
sible will sse their questions in her
column. but. beceuse Of the greet
velams Of meil received daily. she
ceRnof answes indiyiduel letters.
copyright. 1880. Field Enterprises, Inc
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Torch Luncheon

The Conservative Sister
hoods will sponsor Q Torah
Fund luncheon at 1880 am.
Wednesday In the Beth
Torah Congregation on East
ern avenue In Mount Rainier.
Guest speaker will be MRS.
Stanley Rabinowitz. wife Of
Rabbi Rabinowitz Of the Adas
Israel Congregation. A semi
cantata will be sung by the
Beth Torah chorus.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
AAUW to Hear
Guidance Expert

DR.. Frank L. Sievers Of
the United States Once OF
Education will address the
Arlington Branch, American
Association Of University
Women. ct q general meet.
ing at . pm. Tuesday In the
Ashlawn School Auditorium.
Or. sieverA who Is direc-
tor Of the guidance counsel
ing and testing section Of
the division Of State and To-
cal school systems. win dis
cuss "The Contribution Of
Guidance to the Education
Program"
Mrs. Lemuel Banks and
MRS. Norman Cole. jr.. will
be hostesses for the meeting.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

Monday. our Woshine-
ton Store windows open
on our own very special
salute to the lnoueuro-
fion. You'll see, sixteen
beautiful replico as of
gowns worn by Amer
ieo's First Lodies in the
100 yeors from 1860
to 1860. It's the Evyon
Greet Lody Fashion
collection. inspired by
Evyon Great Lady per-
fume. For students of
the history Of fashion,
it is an enchanting dis
ploy.
Evening star., 1961-04-25

q movie Of '"The Loser" his
recently published novel about
a chase across Europe, hunting
q Nazi war, criminal. 1t
shouldn't be too long now be-
for the release of Ustinov's
'Romanoff and Juliet" which
Peter wrote, produced. directed
and starred in. He's the OrsOn
Welles of today-only better.
Tuesday Weld may have been
John SaxOn's date to the Acad-
emy Awards. but the girl he
lets drive his proudest possess
sion, his new sports car, Is
Vicki Trickett-and where did
she get that name?
Evening star., 1961-04-25
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Eleanor Shocks-Men?

about him. I always thought
his bluSter and bravado and
rudenesS we're to cover up his
basic insecurity. And sure
enough he started off with his
current movie at Paramount,
''Too Late Blues" antagonizing
a lot of the people around him.
But now that he realizes no one
wants to hurt HMM fact,
they want to like him-Bobby
is relaxing and being a good
boy. On one point, though, he
Is adamant: No photographs
with wife Sandra Dee when she
visits him on the set,
\ =
Jerry Lewis, who refuses
to be separated from his family,
has taken five Of his children
and two tutors to Las Vegas
while he performs at the Sands
there for a month. Jerry and
wife Patty have delayed the
adoption Of a baby girl until
Mrs. Lewis is Stronger-Patty
has not been too well since the
birth Of the Lewises' last boy.
Working with John Wayne
has increased Elsa MartineIli's
potential to the point where
she won't go back to making
B pictures in Italy. Elsa is now
in Hollywood, doing the inter-
iors for "Hatari" with Wayne.
Gina LOllObrigida's Just as
pretty sister Fernando works as
q secretary in the American
Embassy in Rome. But she will
be spending her vacation with
Gina in Hollywood this sum-
mer. Some Of the more hep
producers are awaiting her ar
rival with a ready contract.
After Billy Budd," Oscar
winner Peter UstinOv will make
Evening star., 1961-04-25
NCOCANADA UNLOCKS NICKEL RESOURCE IN NORTHERN MANITOBA
New producing pound

Deep in Manitoba, on the edge of Can
ada's northern frontier country, now
stands major outpost of modern sci
ence and technology. It's the worlds first
fully integrated plant for producing re-
fined nickel-the Thompson Project of
International Nickel.
The new Thompson development will
increase Inco-C -Canada's total nickel ca
pacity by24% %. This multi-million-dollar
production complex represents the larg-
est single private investment ever made
in Manitoba.
Evening star., 1961-04-25

Tony Awards dinner the big
gest hand went to Martin Gabel
for his featured performance
in big Fish, Little Fish" Gabel
received an additional prize,
made for him by Billy Reed,
owner of the Little Club, with
an inscription: ITO Martin
Gabel, our best supporting Gus
toner of the year"
Evening star., 1961-04-25
Stereotype Institute

734 18th 81. NV.
MA. $500 or MA. S.aaI3
HAND SCHOOL, 9th ysar. Our
cevEt end convention FspeFiors
SIENOGkAPh MACHINE immsdi.
night eiosseS May 9.
Evening star., 1961-04-25

his hands and crashed through
the window.
The next day. when Heming-
way checked out, he mentioned
the broken window and asked
that the damages be placed on
the bill and he'd pay for it.
"Oh, no." said the manager.
"On the contrary. The Gritti
Palace has been the scene of
many firsts since it was built
in the 14th century. Yours was
the first baseball game played
Evening star., 1961-04-25

The Surest way to get singing
star Bobby DARN to like you
is to like him first. I first de-
cided to like him when so many
unkind stories were written
Evening star., 1961-04-25
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS
A Hemingway First

NEW YORK.-Ernest Hem
ingway is ready to leave his
Idaho retreat, now that his
book is finished. He'll probably
head for Europe and Africa.
One place he looks forward to
visiting again is the Gritti Pal
ace in Venice. When the last
stayed there, Hemingway and
his friends decided to hold the
worlds first indoor Olympics
in his suite.
They had sprint races across
the room; high-jump and pole
vault competitions; hurdle
races over chairs and suitcaseS
and a soccer match, using a
piece Of soap as the bali. "And
now," Hemingway announced,
baseball" He pitched, using a
wrapped pair of old socks as a
Evening star., 1961-04-25
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Evening star., 1961-04-25
MACHINE SHORTHAND

TIE NATIONS ToP.RANKINc MACHINE SHORTHAND
hpinins prepares sacretuFSs ll00-l $50 w.p.ml eeur
t2Z5-300 ~.p.H.l. E0eh STUDENT receives NEW STENc
ateIy. Free demenstraiionS. New day and night
Evening star., 1961-04-25

After BILLY Budd," Oscar
winner Peter UstinOv will make
Evening star., 1961-04-25

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) =
Eleanor Powell, former movie
star and former Sunday School
teacher, received some critic
ism-from the men, not the
ladies-at Las Vegas during
her recent successful return to
her career. Her dresses were
too scanty. twas whispered!
Eleanor can take a hint, how
ever, and she will wear more on
her tour to Detroit. Chicago,
New York, Europe and South
America While ex-mate
Glenn Ford is in the mood to
marry AGAIN. Hope Lange is
the girl-La Powell is finding
her revived career a fairly good
substitute for the Joys and
trials Of marriage.
49,
Roger Vadim, who was bask-
ing in California sunshine in
the company Of French actress
Michele Manceau recently,
should be back in Paris now to
prepare his next movie-which,
for q change, will not be with
former wife Brigitte BardOt
:. Re Mile. Bardot-her pic
ture price now is: no salary,
but 10 per cent of the gross.
Meaning for every dollar taken
at the box office, Brig gets 10
cents. Her God Created
Woman" has earned 81 mil
lion in this country alone!
&&
Produce r-Director George
Stevens assures me that 1.-The
Greatest Story Ever Told" has
not been postponed - and to
prove it, he showed me three
studio rooms crammed with
sketches Of costumes, sets, cop
les Of famous religious paint
ings and a big fat book with
tranSlations from the Bible
and the current new version
which is easiest of all to read.
However, the starting date of
the $40 million epic has been
put back to November. Its ORR
ginal date was "early summer. y
John Wayne viii still be in the
film. but Liz Taylor as Mary
Magdalene is doubtful.
4 =
The surest way to get singing
star Bobby DARN to like you
is to like him first. I first de-
cidAd tn 1ika him uheY1 en- yoonx,
Evening star., 1961-04-25

here. So, 10 per cent off on the
whole bill"
- -
PARENTAL NOTE: Dennis
King said to Howard Lindsay:
Il envy you for not having had
any children, but you can envy
me for having grandchildren. -
4 4 4
NIGHTCLUB DEPT: At the
Evening star., 1961-04-25
AGG0uMTANGY era SCHOOL Of WASHINGTON
ACCOUNTANCY

Closes start MoY 22nd fer the Nevsmb
hensiVs, intensive studies in PraetieaI Az
Vets approved. ENROLL NOW Wriis 0
Director, 1855 JvnipaT ST., NV. b. C.,
Evening star., 1961-04-25

The most exciting way to cross North
America-is in Canada! Canadian Pacifc's
luxury scenic-domeliner, the only one in
Canada, gives you reserved seat to a con-
tinenr on parade. No other route is like
this: the rugged wilderness of the Lake
Superior north shore, the vast wheatlands,
the rolling prairies, the towering heart of
the Canadian Rockies, breathtaking Frazer
Evening star., 1961-04-25

The Thompson Project is another major
step in Inco-Canada's continuing pro-
gram to seek out and develop the nickel
resources so important to free countries
everywhere =. and with economic prog
ress, an increased need for nickel has
been developed in many industries,
many markets. For full details on this
great nickel operation, write Dept. I-52
for the free booklet, "The Thompson
Project" c1ss1, 1Nco
THE INTERNATIONAL NICKEL COMPANY, ING.
NEW YORK 5, NY
Evening star., 1961-04-25

ball. His colleague, A. E. Hotch-
ner. used a wooden doorstep
as a bat. Hotchner got a hit,
and the door-stop slipped from
Evening star., 1961-03-19

trust will have to be built into
the treaty. But the Americans
and British are insisting the
control system must be related
to scientific fact and not be
arrived at merely on the basis
of a political deal.
Talks Started in 1858
The nuclear talks are start
ing up in the same old place
beside sparkling Lake Geneva
in the old League of Nations
headquarters. The American,
British and Russian delegations
met there for the first time on
October 81, 1858, and the talks
have survived repeated dead
locks. The recess now drawing
to a close was extended to allow
the new administration time to
develop its ideas.
The new American negotia-
tor, Arthur H. Dean, has ar
rived with his 18-man delega-
ton. British Minister Of State,
David Ormsby- Gore, is ex-
pected Monday. He will be
aided by Sir Michael Wright,
BrNain's permanent represent
ative. The Westerners will
match wits with Russia's Sem
yon K. TSarapkin, the Soviet
negotiator who has sat through
the talks from the start.
Evening star., 1961-03-19
Seminar Series
To Open at YMCA

Nicholas T. Goncharoff, di-
rector Of a YMCA seminar Sc
rieS aimed at inspiring more
personal involvement in United
States affairs, will speak at
$3.50 pm. Wednesday in the
Brookings Institution audi
torium, ITS Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
Mr.. Goncharoff, a former
Russian tank commander who
was imprisoned by the Nazis
during World War II, will
speak on THE Challenge in
Change"
Evening star., 1961-03-19
RETURN FROM A MISSION

rescue patrol Of $50 U.N. Malay
troops and so Of Gen. Lundula' S
most loyal men will set out for
Kasongo tomorrow from the
U.N. Kivu base at Kindu. The
base is 200 miles from Kasongo
and officials estimate the pa
troll will need at least "a hours
to reach its destination.
Evening star., 1961-03-19
Thames Turning
Into or Man River

LONDON, Mar. 1S (AP).-
or Man River might we'll be
the Thames rather than the
Mississippi, judging from the
names of bands lined up for
Britain's biggest jazz concert
of the year on April /.
The bands, all of them Brit
iSh, bear such names as New
Orleans Jazzmen; Delta Jazz
men, Southern Jazzmen,
Storyville Jazzmen, and Cres-
cent City New Orleans)
Stompers.