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A handsome 22-foot bar has stools carved from solid wood.

Marble terraces along the front of the building at tlte upper and lower levels are electrically heated in winter to keep them clear of ice and snow.

The house sports a 20-ton air-conditioning unit and an electrical system, planned to handle broadcasting from the site, which requires 600 amperes to operate. A high- fldelity sound system can send music throughout the building from an automatic selection of 400 recordings.

A lar cty from the coldwater flat of RalDh Cramdon, this is the heart of Gleason's casfle: reached by a curving wooden stairway from the uDDer level. Where piano is, Gleason'will put on brobdcasts and rehsarsals. Note slim, lamiilated. wooden supporting columns with aluminum foofincs. At top, a central light-well and the boat-shaped rafters with sound and light equipment set iit. (-Na- tional Lumber Manufacturers Assn.)

The recordings, of course, are Jackie's own compositions and arrangements.

NEW BELLWOOD RESIDENTIAL DOOR SPECIF'ICATIONS

The Bellwood Company division of Packard-Bell Electronics has just released a new brochure containing specifications for their complete line of residential doors. Structural specifications for Bellwood standard solid-core doors, Fold-Aside wardrobe units and Bellwood/Laminex* prefinished doors are included., The complete Bellwood waranty is also published. F ree copies of Bellwood Residential Door Speci_ fications, A.I.A. flle number 16-p, are avail_ able from the Bellwooit Compa,ny, b3B West Colllns, Ora,ngo, Callfornla.