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REAL ESTArE LOANS.

1st AND 2nd Trust LoANs-.coyrteoua
SECURITY HOME INvEsTMENr CORP.
1877 Eye st. NV. DI; 80S0;,
b. G.: :wk!s service. ADAMS REALTY g,
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates: or year terms and monthly
payments. P. WALsHE' INC. 1116 Eye
f. T.. AM AND sns sA sssoSssIeAGE ssSs LOANS. BAR
row REALTY CO., Realtors 1881 @ st.
acNr1 no; y 81 GsEcoND rsusr-we Win
buy seeond,trust notes 2. C.. nearby \ Ne.
SosTaAos u ats.GRss!s %vEsrnss1 ,s.ss eSkf isfs
Il l.. AND sSs ..s ss rk1sf s1sSfn' sS
and courteous service. Before Borrowing
9th e. NV. RI. $3.50.
CASH F0H End TRUST MOTIFS (vhits or
colored)-Quick settlement. Prefer per-
sonal calls to telephone calls. Iul.T0N
3. GORDON: 1927 Eye st. NV. D1. $3.50.
sse1ss l:s ANb sns fnI1Rebsr TRRebsr LOANS On real e.
tate in D. C., Nd. and Va: Mr.. bRAIsNKR,
wML buY il os ana DEED q tug
notes, mp to $4,000. ALEX o. cLA3kE,
1927 Eye Ut. NV. 80
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RAllE PS

AT RICHTER's. englneering skill reaches
= new high In the 80 tandem wheel Spar.
those who desire Q combination OF the
full: Imssine the INABILITY Of our SO, su-
Luxury. beauty and efficiency are the key.
Direct factory distributors Of several other
and sluminum: priced from i.4ss to
soes fiav TRAILER fEfs as ssL Hf
NEW IHsERTT FYei TRafnERs with many out.
sandRf on sAE fsg'z
1!sS aoksRfs Rf5s'1 fsxEk XII TO eEN1iH ssh and
nRd Sssss aSRss srafT' Fs sa @ display
70 RENT-House trailers. iuggage trail
TSAES co.. Nc s!s5' 4oso Wis: AasAis1S sVs! s1
USED TRAILER, good condition. Phon.
gay co. 6971; eyes, 2304 Lee hwy, Apt
iWo-wHEELED, GIT. TRAILER: good
sd sss Alaston and u. 'tRsus Js ss5w ss s0u6
TRALER. is4a SILVER Dome 2s It.,
tet 70 2ss' s' Ten Temple Trailer Village. Alex
1913 TRAiLER. s-rm, a5-tt., complete
with htted CARPET, electric refer;, bottled
SOC Alu uduy cAGIeSs IOCALeQ IN beLleSQd.
gns This trailer raj. IS. is ike new yin saeTce for
ea,fD snDEk rsAvrIfTt. at TF 4ssS eesHrs inside
In these smart-lookine, spacious models
are fioor-plan ingenuity. construction fne
point Sj and finishing skill. For a comfort
e ssoe ca a. isw ave cost. nx sGhE sG ssoa TRAILER
UNITED GENERAL and Miteo trailers-
fam PeaNtu ah wAa mGdfs ER dsRsy pFSsd
End ave, At coiesyille I'd. bet. Ga ave
snd 18th St. Silver Spring, Md, sH.
COTTAGE-Beautiful modern movable
bath. completely equipped with refgT.: hot
ss ssas Wash srss stove AH 1EIee SEs ssfS
sys and 18th st. silver sprinT' ia Ma, ae. 81 81
1915 sPEN u TON PICKUP with canvas
linoleum covered kitchen sink with all
LATE ls47 INNER house s'tr trailer Sleeps
SIX Dnsite Frsidafrs bottle gas stovs
ALL-sTEEL sfsp Magville t1'' monovheel lug
ssgs trailer shn oW s4e ssne smode new tire essel
TRAvELo trailer for sale. 26h.ft. lons
heater oil stove, 4-6urner bottle gas
ssssf ss1d W. ssds 44oS 1asu.'sd and in s.et!snt
61ix1O FIT. stake body luggage trailer,
reas. offer. TO e611, $500 Baltimore
blvd. Berwyn. Nd. Mr.. sWINDLE. 20
l948 VAGABOND house trailer, 26 IT.
long, electric brakes, electric refrigera-
tion, INV. heater, bottled gas; bargain at
1897 Alma 21-ft. house trailer, elec-
tric brakes. electric refrigeration, bottled
Visit our trailer lot at Triangle. Va.
Alexandria Trailer Co, branch CAPITOL
AUTO & TRAILER SALES. 1912 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne, FIR. 0636 30
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] WILL BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE,
frame or brick, white or colored; IA years
experience Call MR.. WALTER MILLER
IdE. 5400 or DE. 534e
! PAY CASH for houses, lots or acreage;
free appraisal SCOTT SANDERS. 1919
So. Cap st TR 1858; ewes VI 09eO
ATTENTION, Cliff you wish to sell your
house, will buy or sell 1t for you. Please
call Mr.. WALTER MILLER, NE. 5400 or
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BAhK-pERsohAL LOANS.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.

1st MORTGAGE on Suburban Nd home;
S6,4O0 pays S88 monthly a 81; will dis
count. Box HIT Star. go
front property. Recently sold for S12.5O0.
Will sell for $4,000 cash. Box 29-s. Star.
TWO 81 900 FIRST TRUST NOTES, IA
and So interest, well secured on i'm
proved property. MR.. o'BANNoN. FIR.
SECOND TRUST, Yielding 81. Reduced
from $500 to S3,4zs. .46. payable S35
monthly. Income producing apartments
VIII sell At 2Ore discount. GE. 6083. 20e
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

ALEX., VA.--Fireproof bldg with over
car unloading; 15-ft truck entrance May
be leased Immed. poSs Call Mr. Frank
lin, WEAVER BROS, INC, Wash Bldg
DI 5000. ewes. GIL. 44aG N
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE (cor, !

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcent.}.
WHOLESALE PRICES, low as s75 Gown.
on all cars, station wagons, panels, stakes,
etc. Come early, ACTION AUTO SERVICE.
SIN and M SITS. NV. Ma. GALS -22
INTERNATIONAL 1910 s4-ton panel; good
shape, new paint Job, Just passed inspec-
tion. IA. S203 -26
FORD '37 pickup: excellent mechanical
condition; $500. Call OW. $3.50. -22
CHEVROLET new 2-ton; long wheelbase,
stake body; for sale at attractive price;
would consider pickup truck as part pay
ment. WILSON, ST. 376T. -23
DODGE 1941 s4-ton stake; very good
mech; condition; body and cab like new:
sac, 1895. TR. 9007 or LU. 6l46. -22
CHEVROLET 1a-ton panel body truck,
dual wheels. 1947, very good cond, low
mileage. For information, cali Alex
1921 or Alex 7SR1 20
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

NEW PANELS, vans and stakes. by the
hour, day. week or year. STERRETT
Selfl. 201 @ St NV. NO 3311.
AVAILABLE IMMED. 194S Chevrolet
vans. stakes. panels and pickups, for hire
ICE DRIV.UR- SELF, 1873 / st. NV. Me.
T011
FOR LEAsE-1e3a Mack tractor with air
and vacuum hookup BOB BUTRICK,
VAN TRUCK-Large or small Jobs; prompt
service, reas: prices: local or long dis
tance. ia. 1887; after Z pm, GF. l4l6.
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oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

NEAR PITTSBURGH, PENNA.-6-room
modern brick complete with furniture
Price, Sl2,500. 2-pc. living room set
cleaner 5-pc kitchen set with cabinet;
refrigerator, gas range, washing ma
chine, 2-pc. bedroom set. l94I CheYro-
let truck Write MR.. SAMUEL PAN
TOCCH1. 405 Dersan St. Portvue Boro,
McKeesport, Pa -
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

5 acres, 300 feet fronting on Lee hwy
3 acres clear, balance in woods. price re-
duced from $1,000 to $3.50 for quick
sale; % miles D. C. Also IA acres, 4
acres clear, balance in large oak timber;
lovely stream through center of property;
4 miles D. C. A G. Anderson manager.
BURNERS REALTY co, 440l Fairfax DIR
Arlington. Va CH o3h2 80
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BUSES FOR SALE.

FORD TRANSIT bus, "a seats; good cond.
Selling because operation discontinued See
Mr.. Martin, manager, CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB, INC, OIL $500 %
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PARKING SPACE for cars, near Dupont
Circle; $5 mo. Phone manager, Ho. 1881.
WE HAVE TO OFFER storage space for
possibly 25 or 30 trucks or passenger
166-M, Star. "a
PARKING SPACE for 2 cars, near Dupont
Circle: SIS mo. Phone manager, DE 1885
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our specially. u
you are buying or SELLING an automobile:
FINANCE co. 11o2 New York ave. nv.
Republic 1900.
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We Have Farms, Farms, Farms
No. Arlington. Va. OK. 1857, cH. sS4o.
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WASHINGTONS TRUCK HEADQUARTERS
offers:
hauled. newly painted. guaranteed and
only S525
1910 GMC A-ton package delivery truck;
guaranteed and ready for service; S725.
OUR1SMAN CHEVROLET. INC. 6l0 H st
ne. Washingt ton 2. D. C, TR. 9a30. 30
RrnckmAr 1Oar tractnrr
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L l947 trailer.
l aluminium 947 trailer
3 reaS. van bodies
FIR. 1898. 2O'
INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE
1947 International K B. S. No. 8;
S.25X20 tires, 2-speed axle; price new,
$2.422; sale price. Sl.375.
la-ton Dodge 12-ft. stake body; price,
1946 Dodge tractor: 9.00x20 tires and
Trailmobile 2S-ft. van trailer; price,
So, $50: sale price, S3,25O
1947 1l2-ton International; left. in
sulated body; new price, S3,550; sale price,
$3.50. MALONEY'S, INC, S126 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring, Md, SH. 1890.
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FARMS FOR SALE tcoet.,

FAUQUIER COUNTY, VA.
2s6 acres s-room house: ,elec. lights.
water in house: 2 large cattle and horse
one 1-rm, two 5-rm. bungalows; this is
an ideal srazing farm, well fenced. lovely
stream; 45 miles D. c.; real buy at
S21 800; excel. terms. to right party.
BURNERS REALTY CO.. A. G. Anderson,
manager, 44Ol Fairfax dr.. Arl., Va. CH.
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SIINNYSIDE

Near Triangle, Va. Farmette, one Of the
brightest little BUNGALOWS on No. l hwy:
stone foundation, 4 rms. and bath. large
kit, hardwood double flooring, liv. rm.
l2x16, large closet In bedrms. and hall;
water pump from wells, lovely lawn;
wonderful place for business: built by car
penter Of 80 yrs exper.. owner of home.
A real bargain.
CHESTER COGSWELL
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MOTOR scooTERs.
ARAGEs FOR REM.

CuSHMAN late 1946 motor scooter; gears
side car. buddy seat; recently overhauled;
S1Tb, SH. O939 30
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

APPRoxIMATELY 5000 TT. in excellent
basement of fine commercial bldg; CEN
trally located at 3I6 F st; ne; premises
has lee. toilet and is light, clean. airy
and dry; good front entrance; S135 per
mo; to substantial tenant. Call owner,
RAY MOORE. OIL. 4131 -25
1913 18th ST. N.W.-Comm bldg for
rent to white or colored on monthly
basis for approx. mo. House with
separately Call BROWN REALTY CORP,
Realtors, DU 1858
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LOTS LOTS LOTS

LOTS LOTS LOTS
Cash or terms: Will build for you. Wooded
nome sites; streets cut through. utilities
i YOU desire, terms builders attention also
,nVited; will build to your plans Out
NlcholS ave Sc 10 South Capitol ST 4
blocks past D. C. line to LIVINGSTON road,
lett on LivIneston blocks See our sales
man man at office for inspection. Phone SP.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
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80
FORD As, brand new, F-3 l-ton pickup;
S1.S95.
Ford AS, brand new, FL a-ton pickup;
$1.745.
Ford As: FL ha-ton pickup. driven
5000 careful miles by our company
special this week end. 81 .4a5
speed, axle. c.OE.; special, ST l,9p5: this
is $3.50 under dealers list price, collie
MOTOR & TRAILER CO., Se32 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Md, ST. 5000 -22
TRUCKS-TRUCKS-T
q! Chevrolet, 1-ton panel. S795
a Chevrolet pick up.---- 395
80 International 1-ton van.---- 145
'3S Chevrolet sedan del. 495
81 Chew olet pickN up. 3a5
81 Dodge panel. 1o5
MANHATTAN AUTO Il RADIO CO. Both
sides 9TH al
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OFFICES FOR RENT (cont. }

CHOICE OFFICE SPACE, in modern bldg,
1877 De Sales St; approx, 900 so: IT. on
s. PHILLIPS, Hi Fs S 81 14if e1sDna'ie rent fA as
ARLINGToN-several rooms, about 1000
So. #, all or part; in new bldg, center
Gt Twa GlaTsndEn R6nMs GL 5do4 9olai -22 T.,
lege Park, Md. suitable for lawyer
Nicely SEf"a AND d NEWLY WI S1TI FURNISHED, COM
or 3 desks, telephones, unlimited park
town. DE. o7is; ewes. OR. S477,
FINE OFFICE SPACE or studio. on goth
ef repToot s. Dudns M arss
aSss @Spth; WooPwARp 3 NORRIS. ia
OFFICE SPACE. entire rm in suite, or desk
fsssns 5fsEFRsSS P.gE S5 Sc i7Ss c'fTol
OFFICE CONTAINING geo SO. FIT, avail
able September /. in Riggs Bank Building
Ps!i EASpALk il H0'a aAeSER G g: " ISe ~,
DOCToRs-First door front apartment
@ make good location for ONCE; SIS. Ho
g SUITES OF OFFICES, for rent in Silver
monthly. coFPMAN Realty Y CO. o. sfg 81.
1909 I1th ST Nw.-Ideal ofnces 10
rms, as whole building or in part, next to
corner of K St; immediate possession; 4
stories and basement: good condition;
printer, real estate. any LIST commercial
use; $3.50 per month for whole have 1st-
floor tenant available at Sl00, II YOU want
Subtenant. GEORGE Y WORTHINGTON
& SON. Active Realtors Since 1892. 17l9
Eye st. NV. MA. 3326. -22
CoLoRED. for Drs. or Dentists. Real Es-
and Irving st. NV. Call NO. s346 or
Ta, IPo 923S. 19,s ST NV Mail and t.i,nb8ns mS
service day and night. Excellent address.
Office also available. ST. 1857. DE. 331S.
1110 G ST NV rooms. reception
hall, first floor; lavatory; $50 per month.
TAKoMA PARK, 1s Carroll ave.-Furn.
rm or desk; receptionist. secretary; reas.
JEFFERSON. 81. 1885. 80
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STORES FOR SALE.
STORES FOR RENT.

STORE, 3015 NJ st. NV.
Aust sell, reas. priced. Call MI. 1914.
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30 ACRES. 7-room house. electricity, base
ment, large workshop, 2-car garage. $500.
On State road. IS acres, 7-room house,
all modern: 4-room tenant house. to-
bacco barns and other necessary outouiid-
ings. Pr.ce, S12,500.
On State road. 1876 acres. 7-room house,
garage, 2 tobacco barns and all other
w Il HARDESTY Upper Marlboro, Nd.
Marlboro 1886. Cali Mr.. Burroughs. Val
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TRAILERs WANTED.
LUGGAGE TRAILER. < 8, and accesso-
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invites you to see 3 great names in trailer
makes. American Trailer Co., Inc, 4O3O
" Ws s..r parts arts WP sss .irE: Is.
l94s American 26 Tandem So, oil 80
194S Howard Mansion 5,1S4.93
194S Schult Luxury Liner 2,041 .46
! 94S Travelo 25 Tandem 3.475.46
l94S thinner Soft, 4-pass.- 3,530.92
1912 American " 1885, 90
1912 National ---1 1,795. 90
Wis. ave. NV, WO. 1891.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
ice' on ist foor Of downtown once blds. !;
reasonable rental. MRS. SIMMONS. ME.
1sGS lsis EYE ST Nw.-s basement FMS,
air conditioned: approx 300 So tt:
rental, SIS mo Call LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO. 2637 Conn. ave, AD. 1900,
DOWNTOWN
4lo Bond Bldg. Desk space, telephone
and secretarial service available. D1.
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LANHAM PARK
CHANTILLY ESTATES

$3.50 up. Beautiful Handicapped Chantiljy
Estates Of one-acre lots; close TO stores
transportation to town 20 mi or 80 min;
mountain view, high elevation; all improve
ments inc; builders available for const
IDlTections: Route so across Memorial
Brloee to Fairfax. right to Winchester
Route so, : miles to signs CHANTTi ~
ESTATES; Pick your lot today. not many
left. Call Herndon 39-J-4 Bring deposit
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OFFICES WANTED.

,80O-2, 900 SO. FT for office and studio
space in quiet location. Wanted for small
radio station Call RE. S6Ss 20
OFFICE WANTED in suite with secretarial
and telephone service; Conn. and K area
preferred MA 67Sb. -
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY wANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

or bldg. for cash, usable for small busi-
ness. RE. S573, day; eve. NO. 1892;
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Barr Bldg, 91O 17th st. NV.
attractive desk space. for those who want
the. best; receptionist. mail, switchboard
and stenog. service Call D1. 27O4. 20
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
Ofices available for business, professional,
medical or trade association and others.
1346 CONNECTICUT AVE.
AID. 5000
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STORE VALVES
OFFICES FOR RENT.

PIANO TEACHER desires unfurn. studio,
2 or more rooms with liv. quarters, in n w.
FRAZIER, 221S Wis ave. EN-. 9791. 30
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CONTINUED on Next Psgs.l
Evening star., 1948-06-27
Carnival daredevils risk
their lives as lightly as
you do a nickel in a juke
box. What's their secret?

W7HEN the Flying Hartzells (see
w cOver) take off in double
somersault, soaring high over the
heads of an awed audience, there
are only two people in the house
completely at ease: the Hartzells.
They're two of thousands who
earn their perilous living by smil-
ing at danger. Americans spend
well over million dollars each year
to watch such daredevils as Solo
mon the Great, who dives ITO feet
into a flaming tank of water four
feet deep; Upside-Down Millette,
who headstands on a twirling ball
on a high trapeze that spins in the
opposite direction, and many others.
Danger Il Thrilling
l HEY come from all walks of life.
Lion Tanner George Keller was a
college professor; Marion knowl-
ton, in the same profession, is a
farmers daughter. How do people
happen to get into such bizarre and
uncomfortable careers? Rusty"
Parent, trapeze girl. explains it:
Were just not the type to settle
down. Danger gives us a thrill"
Daredevils may be motivated by
what psychologists call the will to
power" or, as Joe Hughes, veteran
carnival booker, says: They risk
their necks for applause"
Be that as it may, the American
public invariably makes violently
enthusiastic response to carnival
ads for persons willing to sit in
autos during head-on collisions.
So blase are audiences that every
daredevil must constantly strive to
dream up new ways of risking his
neck. Last years most spectacular
innovation was that of Betty and
Benny Fox. jitterbuggers who gy-
rate atop a l50-foot pole. They
hired helicopter to land them on
their l6-inch, sky-high platform.
On opening night, the whirling
blades of the plane nearly blew
them off their tiny stage. The stunt
was nearly suicidal - but definitely
a sensation. - h0Dl R0DFR
Photograph BY Hy Peskin
Evening star., 1948-06-27
.F0otGoIer
for Not DAYS

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eooi. fresh e0"fc,t ss .s,,, .os, to opph
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s,sss s."ss.,"' Oe"' ss's, : s:' ss:.',s't":"' .st
tore stores. Also sold '...'''','-''','.'..s y"
Evening star., 1948-11-28


setts avenue NV. tomorrow at 8:3C
pm.
other national officers OF the
auxiliary who will be present will be
national secretary, Louis M. VIII
liams; national treasurer, Bertha M
Finke; national historian. Edna X
Summerfeld, and. past national
president, Mayme B. Schmidt.
Richard ]. Harden Camp will meet
in Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth
street at pm. to elect officers.
Auxiliafies.
The department auxiliary will
hold their annual Christmas party
On Wednesday evening at Northeast
Masonic Temple. All comrades and
members are requested to bring q
toy for children in the various hos
pitals. They may also make cash
donation. Mrs. Laura Sabins, de-
partment child welfare chairman
lis in charge
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Winners Announced
In Photo Society's
Sixth Annual Salon

Miss Ann-Katrine Shaw, secre.
tary of the National Photographic
Society announces the following
award winners in the Society's
Sixth Annual Salon:
Monochrome Group, Grand Hon
ors: Concentration, Texture
and Make Me Immortal with A
Kiss, by DIR. s. S. Jaffe; "At Rest"
by Jose Oiticia Filho; Meditation"
by Laverne M. Ruth; and Bios
SONS and Bird, by Mrs. Charles
Baptie.
Honors: Nautilus" by Mrs
Esther c. wy: Decorative Panel
by Mr.. Filho; Interior. Mexican
Church" and San Miguel Allarde",
by DR.. Jaffe: and Morning Deliv-
ery", by Mortimer Friedman.
Honorable mention went to Morti-
mer Friedman. DR.. Jaffe. c. E. Perk-
ms, T. P. Mitchell; J. M. Springer
H. B. Shaw, Mrs. Ruth, L. S. Pen
land, Mr.. Filho. J. Criscione and
L. Boor.
In the color group, grand honors:
(2x2 slides Morning Glory, by
T. P. Mitchell; Clouds in the VAL
ley" by P. r. Lambert and an un-
titled slide by Reuben Scolnik.
Honors: Fence in Winter, by
Gladys E. Hamlin; Praying Man
tis", by Mrs. Esther c. Wy, and un-
titled slides by P. L. Ambelang and
Mrs. Scolnik.
Honorable mention went to Morti-
mer Friedman, George Frey
Gladys E. Hamlin, Mr.. Mitchell,
Mrs. Scolnik. Mrs. E. c. wy, Mary
K. Bolton and Mr.. Lambert.
Grand honors: Larger transpa-
rencies) Robin, by Ralph E
Lawrence and two untitled slides
by Oliver X. Hipe.
Honors: Brown Thrasher", by
Ralph L. Lawrence; "Smelter
Plant, by Hermann Postlethwaite,
and an untitled slide by z. w. Bond
Honorable mention went to P. L.
Ambelang for an untitled slide.
Other exhibitors in the salon
which will be displayed in the foyer
of the New National Museum
during December, are: J. L. Colbert,
r. D. Brown, E. Strauss, c. w. l..
Briscoe, H. Gichner, Mrs. E. L.
Schleif, G. c. Pace, ]. M. Kleiman,
C. Peterson. r C. Schaffer. Teresa
A. McDermott, Capt. M. w. Arps,
D. w. Bundy, J. B. Smiley, D. Kay
Smith, Lancelot Sukert, w. G.
O'Connell, Betty Rhodes, Ralph G.
Focht, Mrs. E. Springer, Vera Rob-
erts, T. A. Bedsworth and D. c. List.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Journal to Have
Full Page Pictures

Full page reproductions OF out
standing photographs by Ansel
Adams, Maurice Tabard, Josef
Muench and others will appear In
the PISA Journal 1949 Annual.
Contributors of articles include
Mr.. Adams, President Percy W.
Hayris of Royal Photographic So
ciety, Grant Duggins, who presents
a plan for global system of pho
tographic salons; DR.. Richard H.
Lyons on x-rays of flowers; c. D.
Miller on high-speed motion pic
ture photography, r. c. Hakanson
of Photographic evidence in courts
of law, Allen Stimson and David
Savory on utilizing exposure meters
in photoflash photography, Roy
Wolfe on nature photography at the
ZOO, DR.. L. L. Handy on the bromoil
process and David Darvas on con-
trolls in color Photography.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Camera Angles
Care in Projecting Home Movies

'unless you are lucky enough to
have a large room for screening. A
small, portable booth with hinged
door can be knocked together In .
hurry by almost anyone and placed
on q table for use.
Choice Of Projectors.
Several considerations will infu.
ence your selection Of projection
equipment. First you will have to
decide on whether you want sound
or silent equipment. If you want
sound, you will have to purchase q
16-mm machine. But II you will be
content with silent projection, you
will have to decide between the 10.
nm. and 8-mm. equipment. Most
people who simply want record shots
of growing children will find full
satisfaction in the 8-mm. class.
Camera clubbers are beginning to
take an interest in the new 8s. which
are almost as versatile as their
larger counterparts.
Amateurs with more advanced in
terests will do we'll to start OF with
16-mm. equipment. If the budget
permits, a sound protector should
be ordered. 1t should be noted that,
while silent film can be shown on q
sound protector, sound film will be
destroyer If run through a silent
protector. Although very few anna
teurs can afford to think of using
sound camera, most can gradually
build up sound film library at the
medium expense. Or sound films OF
all types, including full-length fea-
lures, may be rented at nominal
sums from one of the local Aim
libraries. Silent films may also be
rented or purchased from the same
sources in both and 16 nm. sizes.
But regardless of whether your
choics is 8-mm. or 16-mm., sound or
silent, professional or amateur, you
should get the very best from your
films by using careful projection
methods that can only be acquired
through study and practice.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
By Alexander J. Wedderbu
cvruter Of Photography
The Smithsenion institution

is turned on it will not be necessary
to change the volume control. Ex-
tension cords should be SO placed as
to be out Of the way. As further
safeguard, the cords should be
wound around a leg of the protector
table so that If someone does TRIP
over the cord the machine will not
be dragged off.
After all is in readiness the film
may then be run backward through
the camera to the starting point ano
will be ready for a perfect start al
screening time.
Light Affects Quality
The smaller film area of 8-mm
projectors require a brighter lamp
than the les for comparative quail.
ity. And the stronger the lighl
source the larger the image you will
be able to project while maintain.
ing good quality of image on the
screen. On the other hand, toe
strong a light will wash out the
hgihlights and give the impression
Of an overexposed film. A beaded
screen is probably the best for all
around projection but a matte
screen will be satisfactory in small
rooms where the protector is no.
far from the screen.
Dull screen images often ART
caused by accumulated dust on con
denser units and the protector len.
so it will be wise to check occa'
soinally and wipe off the lens, con.
densor and rejecting mirror with
soft cloth of lens tissue. "Whis.
kers" that are sometimes visible or
the screen are generally small piece!
Of film emulsion or dust particle.
that have collected on the gate
These may be removed by taking
the lens out Of the mount anc
cleaning the edges of the aperture
with small brush. The gate itsel1
may be freed of foreign matter BY
wiping with a dampened cloth after
the pull down claws have been re-
tracted. Very little other work
should be done on the machine BY
amateurs with the exception of OIL
ing. This is carried out in accord
ance with directions.
Even the most expensive project
ors make q certain amount Of noise
during operation. About the only
way to overcome this Is to make a
projection booth for the machine.
This need not be full size booth