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AUToMoBILES FOR SALE

new warranty: S1,99s. FLOOD PoN:
TIAC. 1921 Connecticut. WO. S400.
PONTIAC 80 Chieftain de luxe con.
offer. effts 'esqi' Can OF. I3sSs 3sSs. OF 0''' -iA''
PONTIAC 1851 station wagon: metal
body; immaculate; new warranty:
$500. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
Cornecticut. WO. s4C0.
PONTIAC 40 4-dr. sedan: T. and h.;
1928 or best offer. 81. 7473. 3
PONTIAC 1850 Catalina Super de
5000 81 9r best offer. HI. 400.
T1ii 194a Champion Real
de luxe cdr. sed.; overdrive. eli-
milease car; SLAB, McNEILL MO-
TORS. 4034 Wisconsin ave. NV.
sFHDEBskEE FM Essf Ss 81 1850 S'sS; Champion CON-
heater. overdrive and white-wali
tires; must be seen to be appre-
eicted; 81. .695: cash. trade or terms.
BELL MOTORS, 500 wisconsin
sTGDEsAkEE lo47 Champion $-dr.
Gel condition; -o owner in service;
'sTUDEBAKER 1889 Champion; good
cheap traasp.: 4-dr. SEDAN; $3.50 or
best offer. pass We. inspection: pvt.
gx. GHneF a:149o. gs0ns KE. S-0SS'; -si sHf'''
c!ADILLAc ls49 , cSnv;: green gse,s ddk BIZ.
Also 1850 Cadillac 4-dr., S3.340 and
1850 Cadillac conv., $4,075.
AUTO BROKERS. INC.
2201 14th st. NV. no. 1121
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
tCcnfinued)
DESK SPACE
FARMS

STROUI .CATALOG-Farms, non, es
businesses Mailed FREE. ETROIt1
Washineton ST S7S4
WILL SELL MY 6O-ACRE PLACE, Just
beyond Howard Co. line; well-mod-
ernized home with oil heat. I bed
grazing farm like this operates with
least work; felds all in bluegrass
and hay; schools near: only 20-mtn.
drive to Naval Ord. Lab. Come out
and look around and you'll see
dandy place for S2S,750. Clarks-
vile 766-J-5.
FARMETTE OF s ACREs-only S9.-
500 for this place near Dickerson,
with T-room house. meat house. tool tool
M-mile to most activities. z. K.
RUBLE, Poolesville 21S4. with Rip
ley q Romer. Realtors.
FOR SALE-To settle estate. 6 acres
with Groom dwelling, one small
room unfinished. Other buildings
and number Of large boxwoods on
property. Phone Vienna 2SW3. 50
NEAR WOODBRIDGE. VA.-24 acres
of land, 2-rm. house, chicken house.
hog pen; enough lumber to build a
good-size house on farm. Also grow
cHEsFRs M s1RRsF coos%Eh ss1EIln ox s1 1883
81
Is miles Of D. C. House any con.
dition. fairly good barr, good well
and electricity. Location. price,
terms. Box 266-D. Star. 81
CuLPEPER AREA-116 acres Solling
land. seeded to alfalfa. lespedeZa.
ladinc clover and orchard grass,
Beautiful S-rm. house; many farm
buildings. PICTURESQUE river 'front.'
age. Sale due to transfer of owner.
Good line of tractor machinery in
cluded. SCI 900; terms. w. M.
GRAIN IA. S-S7h3
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MOTORCYCLES
I84S MATCHLESS, 500 &C.. good
eond.; $500. Rockville 1923. -2
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

TIRES az. new; 6.50xl6: Goodrich
Silvertown; best offer. KING,
S-6S6S, al
TIRES. 6.50x16: 4 castings and 2
tubes; $50. 205 Dorset ave, Chevy
Chase. Nd. to 4 daily. --31
MOTOR. rebuilt. Ford, SIS h,p; 800
miles, LA, 6-9499, --3ls
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DOWNTOWN
VACATION PLACES
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MAINE, COTTAGE; attractive, COM
Portable, reasonable. For further
details phone WI 0353. a
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BoATS

BLVD. OUTBoARD SALES. sporting
goods, fishing tackle. 8, 71a. IN and
10 h.p Mercury Hurricane OUT
board motors in stock. Terms UP
to 12 mos. Motors. used. bought,
sold, boats. We accept all makes
in trade. Bloodworms. and shrimp.
Open daily 8 pm. Friday and Sat,
10 pm; holidays and Sun. IL noon
BLVD. OUTBOARD SALES, 1925
Bladensburg rd, Colmar, Md. UN.
1883. .
FOR SALE-4-eyl. Chev. motor, con-
verted for boat; good cond.; will dem
onstrate. $40 9th st. ne. Ii. 3-7461.
FISHING PARTIES-Chesapeake Bay.
Eastern Bay. Gooses. Herring Bay;
reser. CAPT. KING, WA. 4I92.
MATTHEWS SEDAN 1856. elec. re-
frigerator,. twin crowns: 1911 Rich
ardson sedan. BALTIC. CHI. 2805.
46-FOOT CABIN CRUISER. 800
Maine ave. s.w. $1,000 or best
offer. Can live aboard. DI. 4140.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL 1946 KB-7 trac-
tor; sleeper cab; excel. mech. cond.: j:
priced for quick sale. S785. SHER-
RIFF MOTOR CO.. 900 r. I. ave.
ne. II
FORD 1947 dump truck: in Al
cond.; ready to roll; your choice of
work now available; job guaranteed; /;
for sale as low as S695. 20001
Nichols ave. Sc. AUTO COUNSEL
FORD 1s4s 3-yard dump truck;
Sh tires; 2 speed axle; built-up
springs all over: / owner; $4,000
actual miles. Call MR.. SAMUEL CO.
FEF NO. S12S. between q and g.:
vl1 consider best offer; reas. down
CHEVROLET 1si AT 4s-passeneer school
bus, $3.50. MALONTY'S. INC, S126
Ga; ave-, Silver Spring Md sH.
ls4e h-ton panel: low
mileage. excellent cond.; fully guar.
anteed: S4a5 MA 642O ss
CHEVROLET 1949 carryall: pvt.
FORD 194S ta-ton panel; excellent
cond. throughout: heater. new g.
ply tires; has never been lettered;
pvt. 1895. RA. 7766. 81
REQ 1949 1-ton van-type. eft. body.
dual wheels; $4,000 miles; new con-
dition: ST 500 or best offer; terms
arranged. 1925 M st. NV. MI.
307g a
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LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE
tcontinuedi
$500 PER ACRE
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

COTTAGE FOR RENT. the Lydia Ann.
MAINE COTTAGE, on coast. for rent
or sale; beautiful region, conf. at
trac., reas. For further details. call
WI n3h3 -
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Trailer Values
GARAGES

SINGLE or double garage wanted for
Jeep and some tools, must be Be-
thesda, Mass. Ave. or Amer. Univer-
sity PIX. area. VIII pay good rental
1854 QUE ST. N.W.-Parking space;
near Dupont Circle; 81 monthly.
See manager. HO. 2066. a
GARAGE-Repair shop or dead stor-
age; 5-car cap; adj. gar station:
M ST.. GEORGETOWN. Tele. WO. 2233.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

TWO LOTS for sale-colonial Beach:
classic shore; 200 #. north Of
Myers ave. ON 10th st. Call UN.
siEVERLY BEACH on chesapeake
Bay = Desirable lot. waterfront
SHADY III Masa slDE. Ga MD. see a " AN,
pREWS for best lots houses and
acreage. On West River and Chesa
Bay. $500 UP. West River 574l
ONLY SO DOWN will buy regular
building lot at Selby-on-the-B
approx 900 50, IT.: only % miles
from D. c.; prices start at $3.50:
For more information and plat. call
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA. 2200,
AVALON SHORES, shadyside. Nd.
cottage, 3 rms, kit. bath. porch,
Ice. lot; $1,000, terms. co. 5Is5.
COLONIAL BEACH-"Emtlg" family
apis, ultramodern; pvt. beach and
ATTRACTivE WATERFRONT HOME
-Supurb view cverlookinr South
River on 8 lots. Riparian rights. 3
for bcHts. Wo. 0TIa. 10
$33, ,000-135 LOTS
East Pines: all engineered for approx
% acres Easy terms.
Chesapeake Realty Corp.
ST 1890 Ewes, IA. s129. al
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

6VIS v ASN6AS6 FON BALE
AREA, Montgomery Hunt
Club Section - Beautifully wooded
PARKS. WI. SoS9, ewes. and Suns.
ERIE ST. Sc, near Branch ave-
5Sx135 it.; out-of-town owner says
81 WOODED ACRES in oxon Hill
erts: price, sii, 900. Lou1s p.
SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV; Ma.
5sNb AND CENTRAL AVE. NE.
Eods idea fGs Eu16EN 6rSnt s9 eer 57S9 d7ss
lots. Excellent sSa iocation. % Ready Sp'ital for
bldg. SOFT. front, min; 10000 #:
or small groups. OWNER. ia. 2-5575
or CH 6644. No brokers.
APPROX. 21a ACRES, II fruit trees
u grape vines. 3 yrs. old; drains to
hwy cleared; Fairfax County: reas.
for cash. CHI. 1897. 81
$50 DOWN will buy 1a-acre lot on
Coles CoIlesvills o6d' e. past o5ah Silver Spring;
SHEPHERD Park, ID. C.-Rambler
sites in this choice location. See our
large list Of lots from $500 and
QUAINT ACREs-Just listed: over an
acre; excellent view; level. A. J..
KRESSINGER g. CO.. SH. 4544. /"
BY OWNER-Nice lot, North Airing
ton. best residential section. Call
ONE AND a HALF ACRES. fronting
2 streets. beautiful bldg. site, big
trees, spring stream across lot,
within 25 min. D. c.; $4,000.
GEORGE T: McNAB, 115 Hillwood
ave IA. 1905. II
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTO 9 TRUCKS WANIEp

HAVE NEW 1s-TON PICKUP-Light
hauling after pm. or Saturday
ano Sunday. OW. 1884. --31
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AVIATION

GE radio and loop, Mitchell
Omni range. VHF transmitter. VHF
receiver. marker beacon. range
broadcast. DF loop. flares, gyro
Hangared at National. BYRON.
INC. DU. 1900. MI. S534. a
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DON'T LOSE YOUR HOME because
present monthly payments are too
high. Call Mr.. Tripp, DI. b746.
may be able to help you. Ewes.
and Sun, HU. SS43. 81
IASB FOR tsl AND Emo rRuS
NOTES incl LIST trust. on acreage:
quick settlement white or coloreG
notes IN D, c. Md and Va FULTON
r. GORDON the Colorado Bldg
14th and G SITS NV DI 1890
Brokers. attention
sIRS1 AND SECOND trust LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors
1881 @ &C. NV ME 2496
MONEY On SECOND FKUST-Wi
will buy second-trus notes. D c.
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 " ave "
National 5833
TRUSTS, LIST 2nd and 3rd: Nd. Va
D. CT. weeks service. ADAMS
sEALTTY5o CO. eos N. z. ave. NV.
FIRST Trust LOANS on real estate
low raLes. 3-to-5-year terms anC
monthly rayments P. WALSHE
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV, Ma. 646S
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IMMEDIATE CASH
FOR YOUR HOME cox n CO RE
I93a
CASH FOR HOUSES OR LOTS, FREE
APPRAISALS SCOTT SANDERS.
5121 MACARTHUR BLVD. OR 567s
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white or colored:
ME. 1920; eyes,, 81. 1921
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LANHAM PARK
(Out Defense Highway
Beautiful Homesites.

800 down. SIS monthly; city water,
paved streets, phone. electric; good
bus and train facilities. Directions:
Bladensburg road to Peace Cross
turn right out Defense highway s
miles to large sign 'Lanham Park"
on left side Of Defense highway. For
further information. call
THOMAS F. HALEY. Realtor
Once Open 10 Am. to 6 PM.
union 7649
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TRAfLERS

e3-FT. TRAILER, far above average
in condition and equipment: priced
for quick sale. XII, S-6sS4. --3
0EETEh TRAILER SALEs perwyi.
now has lge display OF Doth new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment: clean useu trallers ranging
IN size from Ii 20 81 II priced
from $500 TO SO 7bO terms to g
yrs Phone TO sft1
house trailer. with 2-rm.
extension built on; on corner lot,
lights and water connected; must
sell at once; make offer; no reas.
offer refused. Call WA. 5997 to
LANDoIA. s7-ft.. 1850: perfect
cond.: awning, many extras; would
cost new about $4,000; sacrifice.
$4,000. Call HI. 1866.
Trailer Values
a Il Tmssiess. Tssysllss g g s1isg s1lss
AS Schult. II it. ------- 1885
'46 Schult, 25 #. 1885
40 Superior, 25 ft.---- S2.195
40 Ironwood. 80 IT. S25a5
American Trailer Co., Inc.
1890 Wisconsin Ave. NV
WO. 1921.
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TRUCK AND TRAILER OPERATORS
return for gasoline and oil business.
See Mr. Driscoll. Victor 1852. DRIS-
COLL ESQ SERV.. MINI. ave. and
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414 18th ST. S.W.
Modern. new ONCE bldg. in the heart
of the s.w market. Call r. A
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. Ma. 5000.
II DUPONT CIRCLE
Srd A., ideal for professional use,
2 rms, approx. 200 So. 1T. each;
each. 1-rm. furn. ONCE also avail.
Call Mr.. Jones, H. G. SMITHY CO.,
ST. 1900.
DOWNTOWN 14th ST. NV.
Ground floor. 800 50. It. or more. Also
pvt. ofiice. Kinks REALTY CO.. HO.
Q677s
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WILL PAY HIGH PRICE for Ford
1899 or 1910 business cpe in per-
1916 TO I95I--All makes. Drive In
with your title for more cash, OF
will pay of bal. WOLFE MOTORS,
18th and K Sts. NV. Elk. 5562.
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALs Of aH
Rski; RskH1s6nTizc & ffss iis ss. 'i'1sf' e =
Will III FAY PaY Cash for clean cars. an,
ROYAL MOTORS NC. Is Ken.
Fos Or Warm v en- WELCOME ana colo
soSr soar car sss HaINEs All 8 SoToR S5S 'es VI
5000 BladensburR "a. Cottage City
Nd WA $500 or "a Mass ave NV
ST. 22SS. open eves and Sunday
STUDEBAKERS t947 TO 1851, also
MoToss, is E ssze 1900 siadens6urE I'd,
sHd %RnGks dsps 4s5i for -aSaSs sssSs:
and rebuilding. JU. 7-54s4. --3l 7,
MESTERN BUYkh mas immeu cash
for nice low mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga ave. HA il22
PREMIUM PRICES for clean. late
nSds' me- @ ears .aG6 GPM0NPs I5,d, MOTORS; S{SC
n Jackson Arl Va Dr Tic No
PREwAR CARS that are clean inside
and out. will pay very, very
good price. Would like or 6
1910 and Al Cheyvys and Fords.
also, Plymouths. Also would like 2
or l949 Fords and convertibles.
cali TU. 3626.- Ask for MIR. WI
LIAMS CT MR. COWARD IL
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9Th AND K SITS. N.W.-Second-fi floor
ofices. containing LOO SO. fl: ele-
vator; suitable for jobber or dis
tributor; heat, light and janitor
services furnished THOMAS J.
FISHER q CO.. INC. 73S 18th st
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b. c. LINES. s., MD.-New ofices
and large store to open soon in
Silver Spring, / block from Georgia
ave-, District line; bus stops at
door: perfectly located to. serve
urban Md. Call now for details, 81.
TIIisnN AZ CO. REALTORS.
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DODGE % 4. aI I94e ToaddsSter; dS the smsEtess Teet
SALES. 4515 14th st. NV. GE.

DODGE 1889 de luxe 4-dr.; rebuilt
motor and mech peri; insp.. Va;
r.. h; S175, OWNER. GIL. 367!. -
DODGE I949 Coronet sedan; gleam-
ing black, Wv tires; mohair interior,
r and r.. fluid drive: condition BIKE
new Guaranteed. 81 .4e5. Cash,
trade or terms. WOLFE MOTORS.
10Th and x sts n W EX h6Ro
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.Cine Society
To See Films

The Washington Society o.
Amateur Cinematographers meet.
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock o.
the Review and Herald Publishing
House, Eastern avenue and Willow
street, Takoma Park.
The third in the series of in.
struction films by the Harmon
Foundation on movie making, en-.
titled Exposure and Exposure
Meters" will be presented.
There will be the showing of 8
non-contest 400 foot black ano
white documentary film or
Rome" by Patrick c. NORM
Commentary and music recorded
on tape will accompany the Aim
Mr.. NORM. an employe of the
United Nations Food and Agri.
culture Organization, leaves ir
February for Rome.
The following contest entire,
will also be shown: WESTWARD
Ho," by Roy r. Hurley; "Chesa.
peake and Ohio Canal" by Mrs
L. M. Cordell; washington
Spring and Fall" by v. E. Patter.
son: and Monarch Butterfly
Story" by Maj. William E
Anderson and Mrs, Claire Louise
Anderson. The last two pictures
will feature sound.
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Movienukers Elect
|Officers for 1851

New members to the Executive
Committee and new officers for the
year have been elected by the
Agriculture Moviemakers, cine
club of the Department of Agri-
culture. Named to committee
membership in the club election
were Louise Orr, Max K. Steinberg
and Hilton D. Bateman. Other
members of the committee are
Charles H. Cunningham. Fred
erick L. Faber. Ronald B. Dozier
and w. Edward Blackmore.
The committee has named the
following officials for the 1851 sea-
son: Mr.. Bateman, president;
Mr.. Faber. first vice president: Mr..
Dozier, second vice president;
Miss Orr, secretary; and Mr..
Blackmore, treasurer.
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Festival to Put British Fun,
Science, Arts on Display
By John Roderick
Associated Press

up the river. will hold the Lon
don festivals pleasure gardens and
fun fair.
In one section Of this riverside
park visitors may stroll through
elaborate gardens. In another
portion. there will be all the in
tricate paraphernalia of a car
nival.
In London. there also will be
an exhibition of science in South
Kensington, of architecture in
Poplar. close to the West India
docks, and of books in the Vic
toria and Albert Museum.
Communities throughout Britain
are undertaking special projects
for the festival year. Most of
them are constructing some cul-
tural or educational building
which will remain permanently.
The plan Of the festival is pro-
ceeding smoothly, but not without
opposition.
A vocal minority in Britain op-
poses holding the festival at all.
One critic recently cracked:
America has a national emer-
gency: we have festival"
Headaches Tackled.
Some are saying that the festi-
val money might more usefully
have gone into the construction
of badly needed new homes.
Besides worrying about outside
sharp-shooting from the critics,
festival officials have headaches of
their own. One of these is what
to do with the thousands who are
expected to swarm into London.
Another is how to get them to
the South Bank without traffic
SnarlS.
Elaborate housing and traffic
plans are being worked out to
cope with these two subjects. One
project will turn a huge wartime
air-raid shelter into an under
ground hotel.
Home owners will be asked to
make every available spare room
available for visitors. Special
trains will run to summer resorts
which will be turned into out-of-
town "dormitories.
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Press Group'Runs
Photo Contest

The National High School
Photographic Awards, formerly
sponsored by the Eastman Kodak
Co., is now being conducted by
the National Scholastic Press As
sociation with headquarters at the
University of Minnesota.
The competition offers $500
in cash prizes Entries will be
accepted postma arked no later than
midnight of the closing date,
March 1. Eligibility is confined
to regularly enrolled students at
tending daily any public, private
or parochial high school.
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Stereoscopic Slides
For Color GROUP

G. c. Tewinkel, photogram-
metrist of the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey, will show
stereoscopic color slides Wednes-
day at the regular color division
meeting of the National Photo
graphic Society.
The slides will include travel
scenes In several European coun-
tries. and will demonstrate the
various applications of stereoscopy
to map making, education and
advertising. The meeting will take
place in the auditorium of the
Natural History building of the
Smithsonian Institution, Tenth
street and Constitution avenue at
BIS pm.
At the last color meeting, q
panel Of judges composed of San
dra Thaw, Stanley Trow and Her.
man Postlethwaite made the fol-
lowing awards: Outstanding merit
to Mrs. c. A. Briggs, w. Derenberg
and George w. Oakes. Merit
awards went to w. Byron Hale,
Mrs. Olive L. Sutherland, Cecilia
Rogers and Mr.. Oakes.
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Botanical Gardens
|DispIuy Desert Flora

PHOENIX.-The exotic Desert
Botanical Gardens near Phoenix,
in Arizona's Valley Of the Sun,
opened officially in October and
will be operated until May /.
The gardens. open daily to the
public with no admission charge,
display desert fora from all over
the world. Lectures and movies
on desert plant and animal life
are shown every Sunday.
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LONDON.-From May to Octo.
ber. all Of England, Scotland
Wales and Northern Ireland will
be one huge show window display.
ing the art. science, industry ane
history Of their people.
They have invited the world te
fiatten its nose against the pane
for q good. long appraisal of thu
stuff the British are made Of.
Ofacially, the big Festival o1
Britain" conceived in 1947. will
mark the century which ha.
elapsed since the gingerbread.
gaudy Crystal Palace Exhibitor
Of mid-Victorian 1851.
But its sponsors say that. ir
addition, it is to be a time oi
relaxation for the hard-workins
British with just q touch of ma.
tional self-pride for the way thu
nation has bounced back from ths
rigors Of war and austerity.
| The hub Of festival activitie.
Is the south bank Of the Thame.
River. between Waterloo anc
Westminster Bridges. in the hear
Of London.
Buildings Taking Shape.
For months, Londoners hurryine
to work have seen the spidery
steel forms Of the festivals build.
ings taking shape.
Two OF its most prominent
buildings are the festival Concert
Hall and the Dome of Discovery
Under the great concave meta
roof Of this latter building will
be housed the story and the evi-
dence Of Britain'S scientific prog.
reSs.
Close to these, two building.
stands an ancient shot-tower from
whose summit the city's early mu.
nitions makers dropped molter
metal which the height and at.
mosphere formed into spherica
shot.
From this tower, British science
plans another kind Of lombard.
ment. It's target will be the moon
During the exhibition, earth's cole
satellite will be struck by ray.
from a radar gun" mounted al
the top.
Besides the Dome Of Discovery
many other buildings on the south.
bank site will depict the British
way Of life.
Bridge Enlisted to Serve.
Even Waterloo Bridges famous
arches will be pressed into use
Under the spans there will be al
illustrated record Of the British
achievement in industry callet
Design Review" One arch /
to be an entrance hall, five vii
be for information bureaus an,
the seventh will house q displa,
Of British textiles.
In the seventh arch there vii
be a display of 500 fashion an,
furnishing fabrics.
Besides industrial and scientific
subjects. the south-bank exhibi
ton will illustrate advances /,
exploration. discovery. transport
rural life. the British home, tn
sea and sport.
In the music hall. the only per
manent building In the festival
great music will be played by notet
orchestras. soloists and chambe
ensembles. Famous conductors
among them Toscanini. Sir Johl
/ Barbirolli and Sir Thomas Beech
am, will conduct.
The ballet. the theater and oper;
will be at their most brilliant TO
the festival season. not only il
London. but at "a other festiva
centers.
Battersea Park, a couple of mile
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Another Stopover

SAN JUAN, P. R.-Anothel
"stopover" has been added to
the list of places for visitors
to spend the night while touring
the island.
1t is the Oasis Guesthouse at
Parguera. a tiny fishing village on
the southwest coast. It was estab-
lished especially for sports fisher
men visiting the abundant fishing
waters of the nearby Caribbean
Sea.
The guesthouse is operated by
the Oasis Hotel in nearby San
German, the second oldest city in
Puerto Rico.
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Model Session

The advanced group Of the
F'oto-Craft club will meet We'd
nesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of Ossie Madden for a ses-
sion on model photography. Only
those who bring a print, mounted
for exhibition, will be admitted to
participate in this meeting.
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Photographic Notes

The National Photographic
Show Of 1851 will be held at the
list Regiment Armory. Thirty
fourth street and Park avenue
New York. February % through
Is. Manufacturers and distribu-
tors sponsor it. The theme will be
Education in Photography" The
hours are II am. to 10 pm. daily
Black and white films a year
out Of date may be safely used
but with color film. an exposure
third to half stop more is
advocated to be sure of results.
The whole battery of Leics
lenses which couple to the Leica
rangeflnder. can now be mounted
on the Cine-Kodak Special I
with the new Tenplus Adapter
made in Roselle. N. j.
A Washington photographer
Ernest D. Mil, made the Febru-
ary issue Of Popular Photography
with a photo entitled Suspense, y
print in which the top lighting
spotlight. is shown illuminating
the photographers wife in a
white coat, contrasting with q
sombre black and gray back
ground. It took a prize in the
international contest two years
ago.
Eastman Kodak Co. has made
available a 16-mm. movie film,
Functional Photography in In
dustry" which is survey Of ways
in which Photographic methods
serve in research. production. ad-
vertising and sales.
The 35-mm. and No. 1913 minia-
ture cameras are most often used
for making pictures which can
be projected as slides.
Light output from a fashbulb
can be cut to one quarter by re-
moving the refector-of course
shielding the face when making
the exposure. A handkerchief over
the reflector will cut the light in
half and give it a difused sugges-
ton.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
RESORTS.
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