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ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A limited number OF selected alco.
holic. patients accepted for under
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITAR1UM. WI: 100. OIL. 1855.
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

Nst Nt<S SSN hSs
BRICKLAYING-Flreplaces, cfimneys.
walls nM.SI and walks 81 built ads and repaired.
BG1LDiNG. remodeiing, repairing,
poeh' porches. attics: painting. ii LII.
3-I65S, MR.. BAKER. TO-
BUILDING, REMODELING, repairing.
carpentry, brick, cement. RA. O26O.
BgLLDozERs. reas. rates for land
eisaTins estmasss srsalne AZ o7s5 s5eavatns Free
ssratehes taksn Sarns out e. sGusss hs
CARPENTERlNG. plastering. fire.
proofing, brick work. painting. paper.
Quick serv. co. 6245. WILLIAMS.
CARPENTRY - Attics finished. rec
reation rooms. porches inclosed,
stairways. dormer windows; resi-
Dental or commercial. J. E. HEN
RRIfKS; YN: s4s1; carpentry. old
and new work: repairs and alteFa-
caRPENfRY 5l2hsi nslf IM MoRR 2S@'; of all kinds;
kitchen cabinets and bookcases to
order: prompt service. 81. 2145,
CELLAR OR WALLS WET? Masonry
price. MR.. NEVINs, LII. 3-2444. 12'
CHAIR GAMING done by an expert.
Fhone GE. 3343. Ill
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES -Electri.
caHy raxor-kleened o. no charge.
ROTO-ROOTER Phune RA $3.50
any day any night
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs, rewriting stores, homes, fiuor.
fixtures, lie. contractor. RA. 2222
ELECTRICIAN, licensed. colored; wir-
ing and repairs in accordance with
D. c. regulations. DE. 1925. 12f
ELECTRICIAN, licensed in Md. and
D. c.; extra outlets, repairs of all
EIEsTRICAi anPAiRs, ,nstaila atoms,
prompt. courteous, guaranteed serv-
ICE Z y ELECTRIC CO.. RA 5S6S
ENGRAVING while you wait: jewelry
and Silverware.
ARTCRAFT MONOGRAM SHOP
918 st. NV, Room 305, RE. 5244.
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M brands. Big discounts; immedia g
delivery and installation, FLASH
RADIO & TELEvIs1oN' SOB 7th ST.
TELEvIsION SETS up to. 40es on;
2,sss sssr aSss ssrSse sashed "a a mGasi Man, hoo @
home demonstration. Easy terms.
PLiANcE e200do e0d 1sl1 Nichols ave.
rHEATER liz Fl SEATS SEATS. leather bottoms.
practically new, $500; also add.
asEHAfr2s ssslsi Il an ofSicE easR sa6iP eo.
Js$ US used TSss Sos Suo i ''sss tisH
INC. 635 N st NV. MI. 240o.
s ss.zs ca; mos. guar: used tsaeE
tires, $e;s5. Open Eeskdsys s ana
so s9n ,s sil e es Al. A.L aE sEhVHcE Ra asso at
TooLs-compiete set auto. meehan-
ea tsi ss9or. ssGlS in en sase Hu Ti sfs 81 'nefe
TR1cHSkEso e TSasls sSsS sHoP t5sR 4ss
Thaatsf 9ssa s. OPEN ssi . e .. Spec. Sun.
TRiKE. practically new with chain
drive: reasonable. SH. Tl97. Ill
TRAILER. luggage, Bantam. canvas
top, good cond, S125. Call ia.
1881 after. 4:30 pm. 10
TRAIN. Lionel, std. ga, authentically
freight, 4 pass. cars, engine and
track; excellent condition. Call
UN. 1892 any time weekdays be.
fore 2 or after Sun. H.
TRAIN SET, American Flyer, No.
4f09-A:~ 80 pcs. of track; realistic;
new 4xS-ft. platform with horses;
Complete with roads, fences and
lights; train used once; $50. GE.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
ANTIQUE SALE

First sale at TOWN AND COUNTRY
hwy, Silver Spring. Nd. Drastic
reduction in prices in all furniture,
glass, china, lamps. flgurines. brass,
copper, etc A shop full of desir-
able antiques at tremendous saw
ings. This sale will continue dur
Ing month of December. Hours 10
am. TO 10 pm. daily. TU. 2727 or
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont }

BABY STROLLER, S4; high chair.
"a and maple youth bed, spring,
mattress, $50; all good cond. WI.
BATHTUBs, built-,n. new, s49:so;
INC. 3056 M st. NV; NO, 1908.
BATHTUBS, new. used. built-in. leg:
sinks: basins; toilets; PEERLESS LESS
BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT, COM
quarters QUAR- sin in Alex, only s4s5 per
month with established business in
sired. Al. 1884.
BED. double, lined oak, box springs,
serta mattress: mate without springs
and mattress. TW. 6014. Ia
BED. Rollaway; 3ox7l; brand new.
oSernisht over st' guests Ses .0 wo sea- eA II
BED. 81 inch. solid maple. honey
brown finish. box springs and felted
mattress, excel. cond., S65: match
Ing night table with drawer. $40.
BEDS. Z, hollywood, complete, taffeta
bed and desk. Adams 1890. H.
BEDS; Simmons, with SPRINGS, $40;
desk, 81. Chairs and tables, 6-pc.
nah. bedrm. suite. $145. Studio
COuCNt StC. 1G. Sf%I. III
BEDS, twin maple, dresser and mir
ror, yellow Hobnail bedspread. an
tique handwoven all-wool coverlet.
WI. 9295
BED LEGS-convert your coil or box
springs into HOLLYWOOD beds. 81.
1884.
BEDRM.-Dble. and ssle.. twin bed
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.,
1913 You st. NV. 1858 Wis. ave.
Don't make move without calling
Smiths. -l7
BEDRM. SUITE. walnut vani. dresser
and bench. chifIorobe, Simmons bed
Beautyrest mattress. box springs
$3.50 or best offer. 1919 G st. NV,
Apt. 3I1. NE. 5000. IL
BEDRM. SUITE, solid maple bedrm
suite. orig. cost over $500. Best
offer over $3.50 takes. Sun. / 4 pm
30l North Edison, Arlington. Va.
BEDROOM SUITE. inner-spring mat
tress, double bed dresser, vanity
and chifferobe. good buy at SIS;
eft Servel refrigerator, like new,
500. Call DU. 1921. Ill
BEDRM. SUITE-Beautiful 18th Cen
mahoR, twin beds, vanity and chest
on-chest; GOOD as new. LU. 4-43l7
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GLOVE CLEANING

Suede Jacket and suede coat clean
ing; dyeing, guaranteed colors: call
and delivery service. DEBONAR
VALET, 26l2 Conn. ave. AID. 1000.
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IRONER, BENDIx DELUXE
Like new. Call AD. 5517. ii
IRONER, Apex, de luxe model, in
new condition, $I1o; also play PEN
XII. SET. chrome; cost $500. sell
$500. Daybed. new green rayon
KNOTTY PINE PANELING, de luxe
quality Special lot, 12Ac So; mt =.
BER. 1920 wilson blvd. ia. 4-1234
LIv. RIM. SUITE. PCS, maple, full
size coil bed spring. sacrifice. co.
LIVING RIM. SUITE, beautiful. brand:
new; viii sacrifce; must sell. Call
Ia. S497. IL
LbyINs ins.st aM a,.r sT11E; TH! sss7 so' mag maple
MOTORS (2l. one l h.p; and one
" h.p,, go volts. 1.200 r.p; m,
with starters: S35 for both. TR.
NUT VT MACHINES, good condition.
Best offer. Call c. M. S1BLEf'
CHI $3.50 LIZ
Evening star., 1949-12-10
TELEVISION

LEVENTHAL' APPLIANCE CO.
| $50 7th st. NV. HU. 5000. IL
TELEVISION, new 1850 models. most
makes and sizes; we make CASH
deals, Open ewes. till 900 pm.
GARY APPLIANCE CO., 2375 r:
ave. ne. DU. 1900. Ill
TELEVISION-Large stock In n.w.s
wash. Special Xmas prices. $40 .aS
and up. 1Oeo down. in T.V. and
Town AMBASSADOR TELEVIsIcN
Co, 1773 Columbia rd. NV. liz
1949, RCA, 81 50. in.
picture, mahogany wood, table model:
and stand; original price, S2S5: VIII
sell So1h H0 2Q01 II 2
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Furniture Unclaimed

10-pc. din. rm. set. $50; modern love
seat with down cushions, S79; rock
back chair, SIS; tilt-away chair,
S14: occasional chair. ST; china
closet, S14: buffet, $12; server, $40;
studio couch. S22 80; sofa and chair.
$25: Ape. maple bedrm. suite, $79:
overstufied chair. S14; chair and
ottoman. SIS: walnut chif1orobe,
S22 so: tapestry Duncan Phyfe sofa.
S15; blond din. rm. table. 500.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
SURPLUS
BUILDINGS
TT. Belvoir, Va.
PREFABRICATED

And Other Types
EXCELLENT FOR HOMES.
COTTAGES. TOURIsT CABINS.
GARAGES, BARNS, IMPLEMENT
SHEDS AND. OTHER USES.
We mention Just few sizes: 3ot
00-20x150 ~rF
Observation-Disclosures !
Priced Very Low For ragr
Immediate Removal 80 = :
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
$50 AM TO PM.
Cuyahoga Wrecking Co.
Sales once Building RE-
9th st. bet. Belvoir and Gunston Rda.
FORT BELVOIR, VIRGINIA
TABLE. genuine early American an
saehsd: s.eGs Hsless' sos. Be. eG 1894. '' Iii
hand crocheted, for
standard size din. rm. table, $4S;
rGEkvisfoN,. HEi nsSs; RcA. sra41. mh1.. 20
model; pvt. owner; save $3.50. OW.
TELEvIsIoN-Lucky us! Won a Tv
set, already have one. Best oner
accepted for PhiIco consolette, less
than yr. old. AID. 4703. 10
TELEVISION-New. 1850 models only.
If you have cash, see US. PARA.
MOUNT CO.. Georgia ave. at W
ct n " Hudson 4Sf0
Evening star., 1949-12-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICE (Cont, J

PAINTING - Neat. eficient. work,
5ees Dy T1 ssa
PAPERING, 5 rooms and hall, ma
terials furn.. SS5. and painting
white. After 8, call GE. 1853. 10
PAPERING, a5c single roll. you
furnish materials. Also painting
See Mr.; VAN: VI. 759S;
reas; quick service: all work guar
anteed: day or eve OR. 1901. 10'
PAPERING AND PAINTING; Al
work; estimates free. Call MR.
BECKETT, MI. 0930.
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Open Daily to 9 PM.
Hoffman Upholsterers


FURN.-5-pc. walnut bedrm; suite;
library table; radio cabinet; lamps:
electric fans and heaters; kitchen
tables. Presto cooker, etc. Call 10
eim;.s cba:. Sa S%' aI Rosemary ass1 St. Oh Chevy
hide-a-bed. coffee table. corner bk.
case. desk, din, rm. table and chairs,
buffet. china closet. CHI; 1895; III
FgRN,-Dinins rm: suite: Duncan car
closed cabinet. odd chairs. drapes:
fox neck piece. RA. s46s.. ii
FURN.-stuffed blue mohair divan.
sss sn vossn eosan sha ans fiS te tro
sx4 tar woven cotton rugs. Sc each.
FURN.-simmons studio couch. plat
form rocker. both cotton tapestry
urholstered; good cond. 81. 44T
GaAiRsAsGa aiss DOOR. overhead. one piece.
l6x7.6. Also used swinging doS9rs.
GAS RANGE. Detroit Jewel. 81 in.
4sa burners . oven 1s and 6 grill a.1s table top
GAS S'G RANGES, sa; new M and used: liberal
credit; installation: PEERLESS Es1d
cxs sAIfsA RASGE. III. aa e AYE ~ cRamSers. Raj Seno
burner. top grill. table top; in excel.
css e. .1ss.z ssMs IS 81 co. 5.'tsi nth s
GAS RANGE. Estate, 4O-in: excel
lent condition; s35 cash. Call WI.
GAS RANGE. 4 burners, auto oven;
Easy xrinser washer; both $50.
Gns IE kaSGE. esse; ls.. heat control 1n oven.
separate broiler. 2 storage drawers,
cXs iysr' faHI nisn ress c.,oyia vi 1858 burners. @
top % model: ss5. csii wi. 5sS2.
GAS RANGE, regular size, with auto
matte oven. 4 burners and steak
ezs s[s' Us as %ff &, ss5Ssl
pc.trisPs f.cs rHGe sias' icna'' 0eS' 0Ae III
GAS STOVE. broken oven door, other
wise good condition: $40. Doll baby
car sssrassA WsAffR slS. W. T2.TER 9Sas So tS SAL ss
auto, 3 most. old. in operation: ress-
enable. sos M st. ne. ST. sl6s.
GOLF CLUBS. 9. matched. Groyden
iron: $50. EN-. 5443., al2
GUITARS .sa electric; mn,ssr Spanish AI1 for
sia5: cali sH. se5s: IL,
GUITAR. Epiphone. factory recond.'
like new: $50 reduction. Other bar bar
N st. NV. ME. 1919. Open eyes.
GUNS. Rifles AND sHoTGUNs-I
We buy guns. TRADING POST:
Hunting and Fishing ns,s SUPPLIES 3aa"
BEATER. coal: will hold 120 lbs,
last 3 days: used | mo; heat 5 or
8 rms; reas. 54e0 Auth rd. Sc.
HI. 1924. III
aEATERS toll. coal, gas. wooa. elec.)
new and used. ACME STOVE CO.
HEATING AND AIR -CONDITIONING
system. INCLUDING gun snn-type ,I,s burner. ;n
stalled complete for 6 rooms. $595.
KLoMP-AIR sYsTEMs. 1890 Bowen
I'd. Sc. VI. $500. Ill
HIGH CHAIR, folds down into table
and chair; good condition, $40.
ICE BOXES t3), electric. recondi-
toned. gharanteed; $40 each. DE.
2494. -l3
Evening star., 1949-12-10
COATS AND SUITS

Gadies). We overbought, We are
overstocked with quality merchan-
disc. II it's q cloth coat or suit you
need it will pay you to make your
selection now while Our prices are
reduced up to sos for immediate
clearance
Evening star., 1949-12-10
Refrigerators Reconditioned
T, g. SMITH 3. AMP g., ING NSGSxo

ASSAA e0S1 SSSAS eWSSSSes~eS.
p. O. SMITH 8. AND g.. INC.
1914 H st. NE. Ii. 3-2645, u: 3-6050
REFGR., Crosley Shelyadore, .7.3 Gu.
IT,, brand-neW. installed In new
home; avail. at wholesale cost; owner
needs larger refsr. Call sH.. 46lo.
REFGRs., apt. size, GE and Frigidaire,
$50 to $50. Gas stove, $3.50.
Breakfast suites, $3.50 and $50.
RIFGRs., winter sale, used recond.
refgrs., guaranteed. from S25; also
heaters. heat JOHN 6. WEBsER q CO.
Since 1912. 627 r st. NV. .-15 :,
aqua marine, S75. CO. 1000.
RUG, new. Oriental, imported. SIX
Il: value $3.50; sell for $500. no.
RUG. 1H2 Alexander Smith. sxls, green.
RUG, jM turkish; also 8 Turkish dresser
scarves old. Sacrifice. TR. 1877,
RUG, Chinese Oriental, approxi-
mateiy 9x12. excellent cond. EN-.
RUG, ANTIQUE. Oriental, Herman.
9.6x13.6, medallion centers, with
ivory BACKGROUND, blue border; 5000
or best offer. Me 2542. -18
RUG, 7xg, broadloom twist, dusty
rose, with pad; $15. EN-. 1888.
Evening star., 1949-12-10

Papering and Painting
Reas. rates. POOLE. DU. 2O33.
Evening star., 1949-12-10
TELEVISION

New 1850 models-all national
brands. Big discounts; immedia Le
delivery and installation. FLASH
RADIO & TELEVISION, 500 Tth st.
su DT T1oS -lg
Evening star., 1949-06-19

In photographins long stsmmed
flowers out of doors. . iength of
wood or metal rod stuck into the
ground behind the stalk. which IL
tied To II. viii prevent movement
vhich spoiis many Essch pictures
Evening star., 1949-06-19
The Monthly Print Clinic

tention from the central theme
The workman's cap should have
been removed or replaced with
one Of darker color and without
the advertisement.
The source of illumination was
! too intense. A longer exposure
sand shorter development would
have yielded a softer negative
| However, the light side Of the face
would have been burned in" The
man should have been posed a few
| inches more to the right. until his
cheek Just cleared the fioral orna-
ment.
Focusing is not entirely salts
factory. II the man had leaned
forward slightly. his face would
have been brought into the plane
of the major part OF the ironwork
both would then have been In
fairly good focB. The ironwork
being out of focus. lacks good
rendering Of Its texture. especially
in the lower part. including the
hand. The size Of the hand Ia
exaggerated because 1t is placed ir
advance.
The conception Of the picture II
good but attention to the above
details would have improved Il
greatly.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Lockwood Picture
Wins Top Honors
At Bethesda Club

DR.. Sidney 9. Jaffe and p. r
Lambert. both Of the National
Photographic Society. judges oi
the nrint- -the-year competition
of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Camera Club. have named Miss
Ruth H. Lockwood as the win
ner for her monochrome print en-
titled Mist Fingers" The win
ming print. which placed first in
the pictorial division. was fol-
lowed by Georgetown Doorways'
by Alfred Mitchell and Ca
thedral'' by Hamilton H. Poole.
Miss Lockwood took both first
and second awards in the por-
trait division with Letter from
Home" and Meditation" Mr.
Poole was third with a print en-
titled Red" The winning print
by Miss Lockwood will be entered
by the club in the print-of-the-
year contest sponsored by the
Camera magazine.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

The Iron Craftsman, o genre
study by Harry oichner Of the
National Photographic Society.
Analysis by Harry d. Shaw. Ma
tional Photographic Society.
This picture tells the story In
plain language: the craftsman ad-
justing various parts to complete
the ornamental design Of some
ironwork. On the whole the CONF
position is appropriate and strong
ly presented. However. in the
opinion OF the critic. the cropping
indicated by the white lines would
improve 1t.
This would remove the head
from the exact center and better
convey the idea Of . scrutiny Of
tn ework. Cropping also woule
eliminate several irregularly placed
spots Of light which distract at
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Color Pictures
Of Cathedral Win

Miss Marlys Edman has been
awarded q first prize Of $50 for
her color picture Of the interior
of the North Transept in the re-
Gently held Washington .cathe-
dral Photographic competition
which was sponsored by the Ma
tional Photographic Society. l..
M. Ruth's color shot of the In
terror Of st. Mary's Chapel won
a second prize Of $25. Mr.. Ruth
also received an honorable men
ton for q monochrome print
entitled Suffer Little Children
to Come Unto Me"
Other honorable mention awards
went to: G. H. Severance FOR
Lincoln at Prayer" and q view
of the Women's Porch and North
Transept and to r. p. Mitchell
for a photograph OF the High
Altar and apse windows.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Along the appalachian Trail

plus Army frame packs cpd pack
boards. A pack basket also if
favored by many.
Most important clothing item h
shoes. They should be high
enough to give protection to the
ankles at least. should At well but
not tight and should be well
broken In before . trip. compo-
sition soles are preferred by many.
Wool socks are q must. or wool
over q pair of lisle or silk socks
for more comfort.
Cotton or denim stacks or troll
sers are used by men and women
alike. In most sections Of the
AT shorts are unsatisfactory. and
the same goes for skirts. A light
weight wool or flannel shirt is
ideal, and an additional heavier
wool shirt. or sweat shirt with
a hood. can be more valuable than
a sweater. 1t Is nice to have IN
cool or damp weather and 1t cxn
be worn on cold nights In q sleep
ing bag.
As for rain protection. well.
many mixers just get wet. Per-
spiration beneath q raincoat or
poncho often Is more uncom-
Portable than the rain itself. You
can always dry out when the sun
comes out. or around q campfire
at night. A large but light poncho
is useful, though. In very heavy
rains. as q ground cloth beneath
sleeping bags and as q makeshift
tent.
The right selection Of food 10
most important. 1t must be SUBJ
stantial but as light in weight as
possible. Avoid carrying canned
goods. Many dehydrated vege-
tables and soups are available.
Potatoes are a staple; 80 pounds
weigh only 4 pounds when de-
hydrated. Take dry skim milk
instead of canned milk.
Corn meal and prepared flour
mixes make many tasty combinae
tions. Take dried fruit and pow
dered gelatin and pudding des-
serts. They are light in weight
and make meal interesting.
Meat Is a problem and adds much
to a packs weight. Canned
bacon, corned beef and Clipped
beef are good.
Lightness in all things gets to
be a fetish with trail travellers.
Some mixers use saccharine in
stead Of sugar. Some even have
bored hoels In toothbrush handles
to save a fraction Of an ounce.
Binoculars are nice for view
ing the marvellous scenery all
along the AT. but they are heavy.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Vicinity Amateurs
Win i'm Contest

Charles Bechhoefer Of 7s45
Benton place NV. q student at
St. Albans School and Ted Meyer
son OF i724 Allison street NV. q
student at Roosevelt High School.
were winners OF q tio special
merit award and q ts honorable
mention in the fourth annual
National High School Photo
graphic awards.
The former had q maritime
scene entitled Bringing In the
Catch" and the latter, q scefae Of
the jefferson Memorial. Spring
on the Basin"
National winner Of the % 500
contest was Richard crummy. 10.
Of Summit. N. j.. with q farm
scene which took the :.rassd prize
Of $500. plus ths sIoo class ps ize.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Camera Angles -
Proper Print Washing for Lasting Pictures

The importance 81 prupawy
wASaing NEGATIVES and rrfnss h
often overlooked ey the amateur
photographer. Frequently ve run
aerc&s rlns and prtnts mace by
professional cameranen that shcw
evidence On their Part Of q slnilar
disregard cs the importance cs this
step In the chain Of laboratory
procedure. All Of the Artistic and
technical skin employed by the
photoxrapher In producing . Pie
t,re win 10 for naushs II he fails
70 wash the negatives and prints
with the same patnstAkinE care
that was put into the taking and
development Of the Photographic
image.
We have al seen negatives and
prints that have become stained
| or discolored after development
| In time these materials become
progressively worse until the image
has virtually disappeared. This
is due TO improper liking. insurr-
cient washing. or . combination
| Of both. The period Of time dur
Ing which this trouble may be-
come apparent viii vary according
/ to the degree OF negligence in
volyed. II. for instance q print
was hurriedly removed from the
hypo bath and swished about in
tray Of water for few seeondS.
the chances are that deteriora-
ton viii become apparent In q
matter Of days or weeks,
However. II the print Was
washed for about half Of the nor
may time. II may be months or
years before the damage is reeos-
nized. Then II Is usually too late
to do anything about II. Occa-
sionally II will be possible 10 rem
Iedy the situation to some extent
by copying the print through q
filter and making a new print, bu,
this procedure will never give you
the quality or appearance Of the
original picture.
Proper Fixing Is Important.
! Even II the negative has been
carefully filed. II. too. will prob
ably be suffering from the same
fault as the print. A worker who
Evening star., 1949-06-19
SUMMER CAMPS.
donia Vita Ranch For Bow.
BeEkeIey Sprinas. w. "

Berkeley springs, W. Va.
Only 2Is hours from ID. C, Reasonabls
Zee; Boys 8-15. Private Lake, Beating.
rnning, 9leins. Nc Ticks. Empha sizing
nsanh safety: Write Ter details or
phone Oreenbeh 28s2.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Bridge PIoyers
By Morsore. |. Fisher

board. Final session OF the match
will be held on June ~,
In the concurrent rating point
contest which will be repeated
next Wednesday. Mrs, J. q
Fletcher Mrs. Doris vosburgh. Mr.
and Mrs. r. r. Shepard, Victor
Dunn Mark Lake. n. n. Hanninss-
J. F. overend topped the tSo-see-
ton Mitchell contestants.
The Count Club contingent
divided Its quota OF June awards
last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Stan
ley Beasiey- Francis Drake. vhc
repeated their May victory at the
same studio. wining Ms. Capt
Russell Denham- James 0uthrs
leading E-W. Seconds 10 Mrs, J
@. Seabourns- Mrs. Ruth v Broad
foot and Mr.. and Mrs. James T
Lyon.
The La Sale Studios remain
closed during the coming week
pending the return OF Mira. Dixie
T. Wright. director. The monthly
master point contest. scheduled
for tomorrow night. Ia tentatively
set for June n. Nationally award
ed contests are available. however
at the Chess Club members and
guests only on Thursday eve
ming, at the Stephan Studios. 1885
Euclid street NV. Saturday aft.
ernoon. under sponsorship OF thu
wBLs women's Auxiliary. and al
the Walsh Club on Saturday eve
ming. The latter contest Ii aist
restricted to members.
The Buckingham Duplicate
Clubs first annual open pail
championship gets unden 1ai
Tuesday evening. A. partictpa
ton will be limited to those whit
have played regularly at the clut
during the past season. reserva'
tions must be made In advances
with Mrs. Edna Evans. Chestnut
e7Sl.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
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axatnss waste and future disac-
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IN the hrss r.Ac<-
Normally prints and Alma ass
washed TO remove an traces es
the hypc axfnx bath. In sasns
cases where trapEcyer axsng &C.
eurs Q further result 10 The re-
naoval Of un1lSsoavec silver ecn
pcands II nxtnx 10 done pscs-
rrly there saoal6 BE- noas Of the
unexpos~6 silver salts ief; ca the
print or negative But II . weak
or exhausted hyp~e solution il used
this trouble gill also D. rses~n,
and neceSsisste an extra length
Of time IN the water,
II hypo bath u saved from
day 10 day and repeatedly used n
should be watched fot sigma cs
weakening and exhaustion, Bet
ter yet. u 10 desirable 10 use tao
hyro baths. The prints O. Aims
may be nxea In the older bath and
then Transferred 10 the newe, fos
tew minutes just to insure that
all traces Of the remaining silver
compounds have been removed
When the older Of the two baths
has become ohSloasly exhaust
the fresfer bath Ia substituted and
a new tray or tank OF hypo Ia
then used for the final nxins The
best policy, where only . few units
are 10 be proeeSs~d ai q time. Il
TO throw out the hypo nj the end
Of the days work and mix Q fresh
batch for the next occasion,
Equipment Governs Time,
The actual length of time that
a print or Aim should be washed
depends upon the circumstances
and equipment available II q
modern rotary print washer !,
used. with the water constantly
entering and exhaastins, 10 min
utes will probably suffiee~-if the
print has been fxed properly II
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Color Exhibit

A color exhibit featuring the
work of the Foto-Craft Club OF
the Twelfth Street YMCA, will
be held Thursday evening at q
o'clock In the assembly room OF
the Y, 1915 Twelfth street NV
The show will include color trans
parencies, color prints. and ex-
amples Of hand-colored photo
graphs In all sizes. James Burress,
club president has announced.