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Chess Notes

'technician with the Western Union,
he has too frequently been saddled
with hours of work which have kept
him out of chess competition. AS a
player he is noted and feared for
his consistent aggressiveness, his
willingness to part with material for
attacking possibilities, and his
ability to work out combinations of
great depth. He maintains a pro-
found calm during match play, and
always exhibits perfect sportsman
ship.
Also decided last week was the
worlds championship at Moscow,
in the manner which had for some
time been forseeable. Mikhail Bot
vinnik, long pre-eminent in Russian
chess, early in the fifth cycle estab-
lished lead which none of his four
competitors could overtake by draw
ing his last game with DR.. Euwe.
Since this was in the 22d round,
with three more to 60, it constitutes
an impressive margin Of superiority
Botvinnik thus becomes the sue
cessor of the late DR.. Alexander
Alekhine as worlds champion, and
the heir of Jose r. Capablanca, DR..
Emanuel Lasker and Wilhelm Stein
itz. Second place was still very
much in dispute after the 23d round,
when Botvinnik had 1875, Smyslov
1919, Reshevsky 91a-8 and Keres
|sk-91a. Final results should be
available soon.
The Washington Chess Divan
(2445 Fifteenth street N.W) an
nounces it's 11th birthday will be
celebrated by a 30-board simulta-
neous exhibition on the part Of Dr..
Reuben Fine, the greatest master
of simultaneous play on this con.
tinent. This will be on Friday, May
81, at $50 pm. Participants will
pay 50 board, but there will be
no charge for spectators. Nom
members are asked to bring their
own boards and men.
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Camera Stroll

Camera Strollers will meet today
at 2 pm at the A. B. g. w. bus ter
minal, Pitt and Cameron streets,
Alexandria, for trip through the
historic city to take pictures OF the
old homes and buildings. The
group, sponsored by the National
Capital Parks, will be under the
leadership of Virgil B. Davis and
Stewart K. Brown. both of the Ma
tional Photographic Society.
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Flower Photos Object
Of Club Stroll ~

A camera stroll, with flower pho
Biography as the objective, is sched-
uled this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
by the Foto-Craft Club of the
Twelfth Street M. CA. Members
with cameras, tripod, filters, and
closeup attachments If available,
will gather at Second street and In
dependence avenue S. w.
The weekly meeting Thursday, will
feature lecture and demonstration
on the use of filters In photography
and will take place at the Y, 1916
Twelfth street NV. at $3.50 pm.
At 7:30, special class for Juniors
and beginners in photography will
be held under the direction OF
James Burress, club president.
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D. C. Residents Win
In Slide Contest

Mrs. Sandra Thaw of 5037 Mill
wood lane NV. won a fourth prize
and Marlys Edman Of 705 Eight
eenth street NV. won an honorable
mention in the recent color slide
contest of Camera Magazine. Mrs
Thaw's Tending Their Flicks" was
awarded $25. The honorable men,
ton was entitled, Water Lilies"
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includes all the elements Of one of
natures beauty spots-cool remote
mountains still flecked with snow
and capped by light clouds; tender
spring foliage in the middle dis
tanoe, whence flows the Ogden
River in a majestic curve past q
foreground of characteristic box-el-
der trees, balancing with mass Of
strong dark tones the lighter values
Of the various planes In the reced-
ing distance.
BY the use Of the hitter the i'm
lmense range of light values has
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competition with the Boylston
Chess Club of that city in 1924. BY
1899 he had risen to the top and
garnered the Massachusetts, cham
pionship in that year and the
Boston championship in the follow
ing. He came to Washington In
January OF 1912, just after annexing
the Massachusetts, rapid transit
title. In 1914 he took the cham
pionship of the washington Chess
Divan, after a playoff with Roger
johnson, and two years later held
the District title for the first time
after winning the playoff from
Martin Stark. As an automatic
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been held almost within the limits
Of the paper. aided by controlled
printing. The composition bears
evidence OF careful selection Of the
viewpoint. The print possesses q
full range Of its tonal values.
BY using the full opening Of the
lens, focusing on dominant objects
st about the hyperfocal distance
the atmospheric as well as the
linear perspective have been pre-
served. It is noteworthy that de-
tail is clear even on the shaded side
of the tree trunks.
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AS a photographer, you are judged
ultimately by the quality of your
prints. You can shoot the most
beautiful pictures in the world and
produce negatives of unimpeachable
quality but no one will ever know
it if your prints fail to reflect this
combination of virtues. Most OF us
fall down in this respect because OF
carelessness in the selection of the
proper type of printing paper.
You can't pick up any negative
and make a good print from it on
the first printing paper that comes
to hand. Instead you should study
the negative carefully to determine
which paper will give the best re-
suit with that particular film. There
are several factors to influence your
decision.
You will have to determine flrst
whether the print should be made
contact or would be more impress
sive if enlarged. Small. grainy mega
tives will not be improved by en-
largement. On the other hand u
no grain is present, greater emphasis
may be obtained by proiectfne The
image to a larger size. One way OF
the other, your decision will affect
yuur choice Of papersr 1lnerAs Are
three typesa.of paper esn.alStons:
| Bromide, Chloride md chloru-bfo-
mide. The chloride papers. being
slow in speed. are generally used fol
contact printing while the speediel
bromide papers are made for pro-
lection work. AS indicated by the
name, chloro-bromide papers have
an emulsion combination of the two
basic formulas. They may be used
either for enlarging or contact print
ing depending upon the relative
amount of bromide or chloride
content.
Contrast Il = Factor.
As Photographic papers are made
in several degrees Of contrast, your
choice will depend upon the degree
of contrast of the film. Fortunately
for us, manufacturers OF photo
graphic printing papers have fore
seen that some negatives will be
underexposed while others may suf-
fer from overexposure. If all pho
tographic papers had the same de-
gree of contrast, many poorly
exposed, badly developed films would
have to be thrown away. AS 1t Is
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Springtime on the Ogden River,
Utah, by Harry B. Shaw, fellow Of
the National Photographic Society
Taken with by 7 wizard view
camera and .anastigmat lens at
F:6.8 and a yellow filter on Or
thonon plate.
Critic-Ralph E. Lawrence. as
sociate Of the National Photographic
Society and specialist in nature
photography, especially of wild
birds.
Surely this picture is an invi-
tation to the great out doors. II
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School Photo Exhibit

An exhibition Of photographs by
the students and faculty Of the
Silver Spring National School OF
Photography will be viewed May "A
to "a at the Hecht Co.'S Silver
Spring store. .-
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D. c. Representation Planks Sought in Party Platforms
rican Day Being Observed Here Today

of Columbia delegations to
national conventions will be requested
respective national party platforms
the granting the votes and unrepreSenteo
of Columbia through constitutional amenomen
representation in the Senate and
the electors OF President and wee
Similar petitions these national conventions nave oeen
through the local delegations quadrennialy
1914 Democratic National platforms
reading follows: we
OF the District OF
the Districts ferVnt
the right of participating American citizens IN the
Of small splinter in plank OF
platform gratefully received but the gratitude would have neen
the specifications regarding the reh OF suHage
both explicit and broader
the American Government OF the
individual State
Amendment the Constitution in Section One
reads United States shall not be
abridged State account OF
This
particularly and wholly those not OF the
former slaves
should apply with force to
of the District OF Columbia who
citizenship of character and
citizens but denied the right
OF their country Presi
William Harrison regarded this condition imposed
Government nothing short OF
of under this condition of servitude
Would be stretching things much
Section OF the Fifteenth Amend
applies unrepresend people OF the District
Of Columbia?
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BRANCH 4

All members of the Branch 4
of the Central Nerband are here.
by informed that our next meet
ing will be held on October 3 at
3 p. m. at the Westside Sachsen-
helm and all sisters are invited to
attend the meeting, and all
those who are in arrears with
their dues or assessments are re-
quested to make themself in good
standing because no one knows
what will happen tomorrow.
On the sicklist are: Marie Stir
ner Kath. Spack, Sophia Welther
and Marie Maurer.
Elizabeth Tischler, Sec'y.
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ST. JOHNS
JUNIOR GUILD
FALL FRDLIC
By Sophia


Yes Sir, folks our Fall Dance
is here again. Those of you that
where there last year know exact
ly what it's all about. Just a grand
evening of fun.
This year we are featuring
Johnny Vadual and his Orchestra
for your dancing pleasure. The
date is Friday evening, October
IS, at the East Side Sachsenhei,n
Club, 400 East 55th St. kdmis-
sion 75c.
A beautiful quilt will be given
to the lucky winner. Tickets can
be purchased from any member
of the Guild.
Every member of our Junior
Guild will be at your service, to
make sure you have a nice time
so please keep the date open for
us. We are looking forward to
see you all there.
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AGENDA CLUB
BY Emma Hertel.

Our dreams have come true !!
The new Baldwin Organ is ours !!
Last Sunday morning at a Con-
gregational meeting the .Agenda
Club announced it was within
$4,000 of the full purchase price
OF an organ. Everyone was con-
hdent that within 90 days the al-
ditional $4,000 could be raised.
The unanimous approval OF the
church members was then grant
ed for the purchase of the new
Baldwin which had been installed
previously for a demonstration.
The organ keys were presented
to Pastor Deutschlander immed-
lately after this most pleasant and
exciting meeting by a represent
tative of the Baldwin Organ Co.
A feeling Of happiness prevailed,
and certainly this was because
everyone had taken part in the
Organ drive. There can be no
question in the mind of anyone
that the congregation was almost
unanimously intent upon obtain.
ing a new organ, and that the
Agenda Club feels truly grateful
for the privilege Of serving in this
venture.
The organ was played at the
Vesper Service that evening
when the Luther League present
ed a Youth program that was
very interesting. A candle light
addenda was part OF the program
and the sight OF all the young
faces lit by the candles and the
sound of our wonderful new Bald
win softly plaing was source OF
comfort and inspiration to all who
were present We're all thankful
that the organ was there and
could be played at this lovely
service.
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SAXON VETERANS
BY Hans Steiner

Many of us will always remem-
Der the good times we had at Our
dance last Saturday, a good or
chestra, a good crowd and the
city's best dancers were on the
dance floor. After the dance We
had a gathering downstairs, some
good singing, American, German,
Romanien and Hungaryn. There
is the pay-of on Monday, Oct. 4
at our regular meeting, and all
you girls are invited to come to
this meeting, we have a surprise
for you. Installation OF officers
will take place. and refreshments
will be served. So may we greet
you at the W cstside Sachsenheim
next Oct. 4. Why is it that the
active members always have a
good time, and the dO-nOthinoS
make with the chin music, what
sort of lodge member are you !?
A quite little baby boy number 3
made his appearance at the H.
SCHNEIDER home last week, and
everybody is happy, and Rosi
will try once more for a girl! 1t
was good to see Johnny Weber
and his sweet wife at our dance.
Mardy Speris wife says, dancing
makes me feel 20 years younger.
SO you can see what it does to
the elder ladies. Erna Fleischer
and George Kloos will say Il do"
this coming Saturday. Mrs. Oscar
Kohl is home, but still bed con-
fined. Best wishes and a good
recovery Lera. Let's hope you're
lucky one to get World Series
Indian ticket.
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This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Fronees P. Bolton

with access roads and bridges un-
der lend-lease funds. Latest reports
are that this expenditure will be
repaid by the establishment of the
free port Of Monrovia" which will
be administered by the Monrovia
Port Management Co. Ltd. This
company is composed of the
Liberian government, the Liberia
Co., the Farrell Lines, the Fire
stone Plantations Co., the Liberia
Mining Co., the Mississippi Ship
ping Co., the Socony-Vacuum Oil
Co. and the Texas Co.
The revenue from which repay
ment will be made will be derived
from the moneys earned by for
eign merchandis which may be
landed, stored, repacked, sorted,
mixed and re-exported with q
minimum of customs control and
without customs bond.
A report issued from the White
"A House, and so made one of
the footballs of bitter campaign,
goes into the health problems of
America, and sets up plan where
by the federal government would
establish a compulsory payroll tax
to meet the contemplated three to
five billion year. There is moth
ing new in the facts reported;
those working in health fields
have long known them; many of
US have worked in them for years.
Experience has shown that doub-
ling the number of hospital beds
would bring with it the almost
impossible task of stating them,
and just money doesn't bring
young people flocking in to take
medical, nursing and all the other
auxiliary courses. Nor does Just
money create the teaching person.
mel required. And these are just a
few of the problems that would be
up for solution.
EREE enterprise is being given
= increasing attention in inter-
estlng ways. Instead Of a govern
ment loan entirely through the
World Bank to four big Dutch
shipping companies, ten American
banks have put up something over
eight million of the IL million
loan, the World Bank guarantee
ing principal and interest. In the
offing is similar participation
Of commercial banks in a loan to
a Brazilian Light 4 Power Co. 1t
Is just this sort of thing the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs hoped
would develop to attract private
capital into the foreign reconstruc-
ton field.
Along the same general line is
the effort Of E.C.A. to find ways
to give small business an increas-
ing share in European recovery
business.
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CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
Bl Bill Benyak

Cleveland, O., Sept. 3O-Things
were quiet over the weekend
and there was not much doing
The Veterans had their dance or
Saturday and | heard it turned
out fine. Congratulations to the
organization on their success.
Well another member of the
Juniors bit the dust. Lenory
Shelby and Peg Stoltz became
engagend. Congratulations go tc
both of them.
Bill Stuehler is still waiting fol
those ball uniforms. How about
handing them in fellows. Only
four uniforms have been handed
in so far.
Don't forget that Geo. Kloos
and Erna Fleischer are being
married this Sat, Oct. 3.
Our regular business meeting
will be held this coming Friday
October 2. Please try to attend.
Singing practice is still be
held on Monday night at 8:3C
p. m. Try to attend if possible
Don't forget that you must attend
certain number of rehearSals tC
sing at our concert.
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HAPPY EVENT

On September 2lst, at 2:l6 a.
m, baby boy, Gary Lee, weigh
ing 8 lbs. 9 OF. was born at Lake
wood Hospital. The proud and
happy parents of this young son
are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schind-
Ter of lO605 Linnet Ave-, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Both mother and baby
are doing fine. This is their third
son born to them and Mrs .Schin,l
Ter expects a girl next time.
Father SCHNEIDER, Ex-President
of the T. S. ]. A., says. we'll a
baseball team is 3/5 complete
now.
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
By X. f. B.

Cleveland, O., Sept. 30-Last
Saturday night the Juniors were
busy bending elbows mot for
shaking hands, at the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Spaan
The club would like to extend
its hearty congratulations to the
newly-weds.
Baseball Players
Please have your uniforms
cleaned and return them to the
club as soon as possible.
Basketball Players
Basketball practice will be held
every Tuesday starting on Oct
S from 70 p. m. at the Towne
Club which is located on the soutl
side of Prospect near f. 10Th St
Girls will practice at the same
place and same days from Is
p. NJ.
:. Wedding Invitation
The Juniors have been invited
to attend the marriage of Bertha
Guertler of Youngstown to Rich
Geiger of Cleveland East on Oct
9th, at 4 p. IN. at St. Paul's Luth
Church in Youngstown. Recep-
tion at the Youngstown Saxon
Club at I p. IN.
Meeting
The meeting of Cleveland East
Junior Saxons takes place on the
first and third "Wednesday of each
and every month. How about hav,
ing a big crowd at our next meet
ing October 8.
Social
Our Social committee has got
ten to work on a Hayride which
will be held on Nov. Up. For fur
ther information come down to
the meetings.
Halloween Dance
Dance on Oct. 22nd at the East
Don't forget our Halloween
Side Sachsenheim. All out-of
town clubs are invited.
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ATTENTION!
TO THE T. S. J. A.
CLUBS

Saturday and Sunday, February
2o-H, l949. has been named as
the weekend OF the T. S. J. A
Bowling Tournament to be held
III Homesead, Pa. Let us all tr,
to cooperate with the Home.
stead Jrs. and help to make this
tournament a great success. -
Please keep these dates open tol
this affair. More news will fol
low in the future.
Henry M. Miller,
President T.. S. J. A.
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WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. iAdolph Guertler of Az
n. Hazelwood Ave. Youngstown
Ohio, announces the forthcomine
marriage of her daughter Bertha
to Mr.. Richard M. Geiger, son
of MIR. and Mrs. Michael Geiger
1929 Antisdale Ave., Cleveland
Heights, Ohio. on Saturday. Oct
9, 1913, at St. Paul's Lutheran
Chuch, Fifth and Caroline AYES.
Youngstown. Ohio, at 4 90 D. NJ
Open church will be observed.
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ATTENTION.!
All West Side Saxon Societies

Au WEST Slue OdXOn SOCletleS
All Transylvanian Saxon So
cieties: Branch | and I, Elm
tracht- Hermania. Saxonia,> Cleve-
land West Juniors, Saxon Veter-
ans Society, Pennsylvania Thea
ter Society, and all Teutsch
Chuch Societies etc. are hereby
informed that . there will be a
meeting held on October Is, at
8 p. m. at the West Side Sachsen-
helm, 7O0l Denison Ave-, and all
above mentioned Societies are re-
quested to be represented by a
committee of , not more than 3,
each, for the purpose of arrang-
ing the 1949 schedule of all acti-
vities of our West Side Saxon
groups. This is very necessary at
this time as we are already re-
ceiving requests from the outside
Public for space for the 1919
season. The Directors
and Manager.
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THE SAXON MIR. AND
MRS. CLUB
By Catherine Kerr

Youngstown, O.. Sept. 3O-At
our last meeting new members
sworn in were Mr.. and Mrs. G
Braungard, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maurer and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thesis. After our meeting cards
were enjoyed by all members.
We were very happy to see Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Rehbogen again
and we hope they can make us
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Branch 80.

All members of Branch 80 are
hereby informed that the next
monthly meeting will be held on
Sunday, Oct. 10, at 2 p. m., at the
East Side Sachsenheim, 400 F.
55th St. All members are request
ed to attend this meeting because
1t is a very important one and
therefore all members should
make it their duty to attend and
participate in the discussion.
Martin Guist, Sec'y.
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Old YOU KNOW .

More than 100000 American
families use bulane and propane
gases as fuel for cooking, refrige-
ration, water heating and home
heating.
Americas oldest industry, New
England fishing, now represents
an asset Of $lOO,OOO,OOO annually
and provides 7OO,OOO,OO0 pounds
of edible fish each year for the
country's food stocks.
A vacuum bottle used for sum
mer picnics should be thoroughly
cleaned and aired each time it
is used. To clean, scald it with
boiling water to which a little
baking soda has been added.
-(t--
GDNAr4a
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" = L liDutcu W
the states.
This Act au-
t h 0 + i zes this
appropriation in
both 1850 and
1851 to assist
states in their
postwar h i g h.
W a y problems.
45% 20 may go to
primary roads.
300 to sec
o n d a r }, a n d
an d $50 on
h j G h W a y S in
urban areas of
1900 or more.
u e n e + Il ! ! v
G O n Linn tho
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January 8

canton at Cleveland Cast
salem at Cleveland West
New Castle at Monaco
youngstown at Ellwood City
January is
Clevel. West at Cleyei. East
Monaco at Salem
Ellwood City at New Castle
Canton at Youngstown
January 20
Monaco at Cleveland West
New Castle at Clevel. East
youngstown at Salem
(open)
Canton at Ellwood City
(open)
New Castle at Salem
EilwOod City at Clevel. West
Cleveland East at Youngstown
Monaco at Canton
February 6
Ellwood City at Monaco
Clevel. West at Youngstown
canton at New Castle
oaiein at Cleveland East
February IL
Youngstown at Monaco
Cleveland West at New Castle
Canton at New Castle
clevel, East at Ellwood City
Canton at Salem
February l9
Cleveland West at Canton
Monaco at Cleveland East
(opem
EllwoOd City at Salem
Youngstown at New Castle
March s First PlayoR Game
March IL Second PlayoR Game
March ls Third Playoff Game
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another visit soon again.

another visit soon again.
Our membership drive has been
extended one more month, to
give everyone an equal chance to
get their prospective members to
the club.
Don't forget our Halloween
DANCE Oct. 3Oth, at the Youngs-
town Saxon Club. Bill Heather
ington, chairman, announced all
arrangements have been made.
Tony Dorsey orchestra has been
engaged. There will be beautiful
prizes. Be sure to hunt up cos
tune and join the fun.
We thank Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rehbogen for the use of their
farm for our annual corn and
wiener roast, also for the corn
they SO kindly furnished = ready
to eat. We had wonderful even
ing.
Our next meeting will be Oct.
9th, we would like to see more of
our members present.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Iohn
konnerth, Mrs. Anton Kotsch
and Mrs. Carl Longstreet.
o.
- Please pair ron,ze our ad
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QUESrIONS7
What form of government have
the following nations?

Answers to the Questions will
.be found on page 7.
1. Liberia.
,. Liechtenstein.
3. Luxembourg.
4. Mexico.
S. Netherlands.
6. Nicaragua.
7. Peru.
8. Siam.
9. Turkey.
10. Trans Jordan.
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Are you ana your relatives mem.
N berS Of the Sick BENEFIT Society,
ana Central Verband II not, now
IL the time to jotn. For more In.
formation call the local rep-ssen.
tattve.