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Evening star., 1952-04-26
WOODWARD & NORRIS
OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED
C.P.A. DESIRES unfurnished ONCE
vicinity 18th and K. ST. S761.
723 10th st. NV. RE. 65S5

-2S
non-profit edu-
cational organization wants to rent
s60sstnS s60gt Soo o, So e TT Of % SSe acge
large stockroom. 3 large and II
medium sized Offices; prefer space
built for Offices rather than dwelling
downtown location not essential
street or other free parking for al
Box 2l7-T. Star. State exact loca'
ton. footage, number and dimen-
Sions of rooms, rental Gncludins
heat, light, cleaning and mainten'
ance) and other pertinent informa'
ton. -27
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

TWO ACRES, A. A. Co.. Md, large 3
bedroom bungalow, all modern con-
veniences, oil h.-w. heat, storm
windows. guest house 12x1S. chicken
house 10x30. workshop 10x12; ap-
bldgs. in excellent condition, Is mi
to D. c. Price, $12.750; good terms
offered by WALTER N. BAUMAN
1923 K st. NV, WASH, D. c..
Ma. 0529 or call Mr.. Startling, Sat
and Sun. at West River. Md. 1921
FOUR ACRES, new orchard. 9-rm
brick. 2 baths. OWNER. DalevieW
906S. -27
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EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
n"s;; Sve; NV, Available immediately.
DeSifs Die rooms to meet your re-
gguirements PENN PROPERTIES.
niIptsNS Snate Sl6; S,hT Evans Bldg. ME. l107
available for professional interna-
tional. embassies and trade organ
alton. AID. 5000 1346 Conn. ave
THREE-ROOM SUITE OF over 500
So: y Reasonably priced at $50 per
mo kASS-BERGER. INC, EN-. 81OO.
OFFICE SPACE available. suitable for
bldg. Services include cleaning and
porter service, secretariai telephone
Seryice. Apply at NEW MEDICAL
FiVE-ROOM SUITE, unfurn., newly
66GPeoratea. as aasa -, Conn; ave. vic. Call
APPROX: 4.4oo So. ~. once spac.
RING BLDG. Mrs. Hutchinson on
RENT TO ARCHITECT or licensed
sengineer,; available May /, without
lease; about 300 SO. IT,. good loca-
RnfRcH1M ans 2anitor service; nic;; Call J. w.
1ei7 siHSfaAM; Isth sT' "a N.Wo0z,Ava,l %5oz, immssd
large bsmt. ONCE: $50 per mo. Also
TWO RMS. in lawyers suite; share
library. recep. and telephone facili-
ties; mr.. 18th and K. MA. 3255:
Ills EYE ST. N.W.-Brieht bsmt
ofhce (45O So. ft.J; heat and light
tenant. P. J. WALSHE, INC. i1I5
Eye st: Nv. Ma, 646S.. -27
3-room suite; very desirable: reas.
rent. D1. S724, Mr. PERRY or MR.
HYATTsy1LLE-s,ooo SO. IT. in office
Sldgi S!E1. WI alter to suit tenant;
lesser Ss amount: E. POWELL. . AP.
UNUSUALLY DESIRABLE ONCE space
in beautifully furnished suite; 1924
EYe ET St; So-n NV. Available Immediately.
WELL 'T1ns FURNISHED OFFICE S in best
Write. stating price. desired. length
Of lease, ete GARDNER 4 CO,
ave. ave: NV, !S caIi ali WA. 1897. % gnu reg taH"'
ARLINGTON, mr.. WI. shop. center
Suit dr., dentist or lawyer. on
6usiinsi nsiIas;. bldg; Ynder IND o1 construction;
approx. 5000 So. it.: also ige. bsm,t..
with toilet, good for storage; vic.
10Th and M SITS. NV. $500 per mo.
Call property manager. WEAVER
BROS. INC, DI. $500. rs
1901 CARROLL AVE.-Modern Of
fice bldg; Arm. suite and Law.
S125 a mo. Cali r. A. HUMPHRIEs,,
Realtors. Ma. 5000. -3
Ala 18th ST. S.W-One-r suite,
in new modern bldg: incl. heat and
hot water. S75 a mo. Call r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. MA. 5000.
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MACoMB AND IDAHO-Next to 1904
Idaho NV. 12Sx2OO irregular. 10000
SO. TT; SOC a foot.
3400 block 14th ST. NV. corner of
alley. 119xl25, over 1000 So. #.
leased to used car a"Fucv: S4n0
suit tenant. s. S. BROWN. MA. $40.
so ACRES, nice level ground. well
located close-in Montgomery Coun-
ty; sewer and water up to property
Priced right for quick sale. OR
51O0: ewes. 81. 1913.
LAMON a. HENDERSON
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INVEST PROP. SALE (cont. ]
5-UNIT APT,
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

CLIENTS for investment and COM
mercial properties. MILTON F..
RUPERT, DI. 5015: ewes, EN-.
5407. 80
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE WILL buy or sell your house or
lots for cash. Ii. 3-6866. THE
GABLES CO. 1905 Penna. ave. sc.
IF YOU INTEND
Selling your Virginia real estate may
we offer our sales service? Home.
acreage, farm. investment property.
J: MCPHERSON. REALTY
1902 N. Quincy st. ia, 2-4O1N
CASH FOR HOMES ANY SECTION.
BONUS IF GI FINANCED. NO BRO.
kERS. 10. 10000: EYES. AK. SOLO.
CASH FOR HOUSES OR LOTS FREE
APPRIAISALS. SCOTT SANDERS,
5I21 MACARTHUR BLVD, OR. 1878.
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick. or frame; white or colored;
quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER,
NE. l:20: evenings. LA. 6-5194.
IMMEDIATE CASH
FOR YOUR HOME
COX d CO.. RE 1888.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

so. MD. TOBACCO PAYS OFF
Average price last week in BALTIC
place containing sassafras sand,
loan will produce up to 1000 lbs
Of top price leaf per acre. It's .
barns hold $4,000 lbs. Elec, bath
bus. etc. Price. S12,5OO.
Note: St. Mary'S Co. population 1910
$4,000: 1850. over 10000 Nor,
than 5000 persons employed a
Patuxent Naval Base. 81. 5533
Evening star., 1952-04-26

7th ST. NV. Mr.. G ST,
in heart of credit clothing
area; store and . upper ifs.
Will be vacant soon; low rent
to good responsible tenant.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
WOMEN WANTED

Where her life will be happier in this
spacious 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with nice lawn, flowers. fenced yard
for the children; large storage at
tic; gas heat; COW. to everything.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors FA. 1920
Evening star., 1952-04-26

WAREHOUSE
VIII build to suit tenant, Ice. ol
small Box 129-V. Star -2s
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IN NEW 1,40O-SEAT ON
TARIO" THEATER. ON COL.
RID. AT 18th ST. N.W.-SiZe
1896, with basement; ex-
cellent for florist, ladies' wear,
gifts, soda fountain, lunch
eonette, delicatessen, etc. Con-
suit Mr.. Taylor.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

FOR SALE BY OWNER-One of the
at beautiful Lake jackson; cleared
and excavated and ready to build.
This lot has 90-ft. waterfront. ideal
for swimming. Only 45 minutes
from Washington; Call anytime for
OW. S19l. ~
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE. Bethesda,
lA-acre rolling, wooded lot; $500,
WI 1884.
9 LOTS. house spotted. some mate
rial, wash shed and running water
all for $1,000 Take UP $50 mo.
payments. H l.. GOWENS, Lorfax
Heights Subdivision, near Lorton
Evening star., 1952-04-26

THIS OWNER WILL IN
STALL NEW FRONT, 717 G
st. NV; store approx. 1S'x
3D.; heat furnished; suitable
most any kind business; at
tractive rental.
Evening star., 1952-04-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

NEARBY MD.-Two lots; comm.
zoned; corner. Chillum ano RiggS rd.
RA. 24S5. -27
FOR SALE-Excellent business or
tourist court site on Route 3Ol
between Port Royal and intersection
Of Route 3 and 3Ol;, Oyer 700 It.
1909 Washington ave. Fredericks-
burg. Va. Phone 1924. 81"
ARLINGTON. 1st COMMERCIAL; 1st
offering. Of choice location in the
heart Of Clarendon's busiest section,
Just few steps OF Wilson blvd
Ideal for professional building or
any type Of retail business, 54-ft.
front, loft. depth; rear alley and
fine bIm. structure with hSEt.
and garage. Owner wants immed.
sale. Total price only $40 600: n
nanced with $4,000 1st trust at
4h%; payable, Si25 per month.
KE. 3-6363, Mr. Vittori.
LURIA BROS. INC.
1900 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. va.
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604 11th ST. NV, ODD.
Woodward g. Lothrop; 2nd f.,
large glass display window;
suitable tall dresses. uni
forms, or ofdces; rent. $500
month.
Evening star., 1952-04-26

34O6 14th ST. NV; store
approx. 1875. with 3 rooms
and bath on 2nd A.; suitable
for apt. or comm. use; rent,
S3S5 mo. for entire bldg. !;
will rent separately: poSS,
June 15, 1852. Consult Mr.
Young.
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tCou+ipued on Next Pase'
Evening star., 1952-04-26

CENTRAL PROPERTY tenants.
Income over $4,000 per year. no
return of IA per cent on S65. 900
investment. 8. s. BROWN. MA. 574O
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-02-01

One thing always look for in pump seprOted bearings.
That's why ike Worthingtons vertical turbine The bottom
bearing greaepacked for life There's nothing for worry
about
Is this protection something special with Worhingon? Yes sir
In fact Wohngon is the only manufactures give you ALL va
That full pipe all during the growing and
for many years
Get touch with your local Worthngton dealer He carries
complete ne6 in and up Or write Worhngton Pump and Ma
chnery Corporation Succasunna NJ j. Denver TO- Colorado
where they maintain complete manufacturing and service facilities
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-02-01
7see-S~1x1NAek
suves Power

for the WD and CA Tractors viii do better job for you
These quickhitch plows are led from the center Of
the tractor and are free to dodge distractions Hitch.
point ahead Of the rear axle leads the pow around
hillsides and contours
Both the two and threebottom plows are precision.
built for steady, uniform work and good coverage.
They designed with plenty of clearance for trashy
conditions. Traction for blowing in all types of soil
Is provided automatically by the CA or WD Traction
Booster which increases or decreases weight on the
tractors drive wheels TO meet load variations Oper
alton is made easier, because engine power spaces
rear wheels to match pow width. Straight clean fur.
rows saving of power and fuel the results
Ask your AlslChalmers dealer to demonstrate these
superior plows on your own farm.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-02-01
I1IIIII( and IEIIy5IIIII
BUSINESS

TWO VIEWS OF FUTURE expressed by government
cos who concerned with continuing danger and
defense production while business minimize war effort and
worry about cubocks in defense spending Both oeree
its false prosperity situation bosed many
contracts won't this year. some government officials
teor bad business few years if oII-ou
doesn't come first.
COOPERATIVE PATRONAGE REFUNDS Of 500 Of more
to any patron must be reported statements
And patrons must include such dividends credits their
income statements
FARM SCRAP METAL is worth you Of better
chances to get needed farm equipment the future-f you
sell now Steel mills need oil they get to keep both defense
and cvlion production rolling.
MACHINERY REPAIRS shouldn't be Delayed Parts won't
get cheaper, omnute jobs always costly and
choncs will be harder to find defense production program
continues.
RENEW MORTGAGES NOW, if they ore coming due in next
few years and they cont be paid full advantage of
lower interest otes and payment schedule that be
you need longtime oon better arrange for now bor
rowing money will become Increasingly difficult.
SHORT PORK SUPPLY outlook BY next foil is worrying UsDA
Officials faced with indications that the spring pig crop will be
down least 10 percent Cottle Slaughter will be but otoL
supply may be little 1853 than outlook for
yeor While OPS repeatedly has ceiling order eody
to clamp soon Officials also think hot if the coming crop
is good, price supports may be needed by next foI
LIVESTOCK FEEDING IS UP this winter with about 81 per
cent sheep and percent cottIe in feed lots Jon
1852 than year ago. The USDA estimated number of sheep
and Iombs feed 900 compared with 900 head
year and 253 900 heed for the 1o4650 average Cote
and coIves numbered % 900 heed against 900 year ego
and 1000 for the 1o46-50 average.
BUY HAY NOW you need and can get it, as prices hove
sky high scarcity and situation will probably get
with cold weather. Consider use Of protein
concentrates with sow for oughoee this may be cheaper
than onghou hoy tsee page Jon Is issue Of Montana
Forner-Stocknon, Stretch Your Feed With StroW'D.
GALVANIZED BUILDING PRODUCTS such as fencing roof
ing and pipe along with Pwood will be Increasingly difficult
Obtain at any price, place your orders now.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-02-01

Card Engineering Works-Helena. Mont
Williams Feed Nachinery-2s5 N. Idaho st.,
Dillon, Mont.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Photo Contests
ISturtinq Up

Seasonal Photographic contests
|are starting up again, with dead
lines from now until late In the
summer.
Photography magazines $25 600
lconteSt will take. entries until July
rs with no restriction on subject
matter or number Of entries.
There are $50 prizes in Savings
Bonds. Last years contest had
55.698 entries from United States
and 81 foreign countries. The
top picture gets a $4,000 award
and winners viii be announced In
November
The American Dietetic Associa-
tion's second contest opens April
llS and closes July Is for a first
prize Of SIS: second, $35: third
SIS and is other IS prizes. Among
the judges viii be NOVEL; Ward,
Warren Wetherell and Or. Mar
lgaret A. Ohlson. The S-by-10
entries viii portray dietitians and
nutritionists at work. Headquar-
tiers are at $40 North Michigan
avenue. Chicago.
Sylvania's pet picture contest
for young people 10 and under
this year offers q fight to Africa
and q safari trip If the winner is
male. or q 14-day visit to New
York or Hollywood. If q girl wins
Closing date is April as. Forty.
nine other prizes are offered.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Black: HATCH.

In the final round, the Library
OF Congress scored seven points
by forfeit from George Washing
ton University, whose team has
thrown in the sponge, and SO
takes second place In the League
with O match score Of 81a-2A
and o game score Of 57-29. Last
year. the Library was in ninth
place, with q match score Of As.
and q game score Of 37-62. This
vastly improved result has been
due to the presence Of two new
players, John c. Rather and Mon
roe Lerner, and to a definite
Improvement on the part of Ben
jamin w. Rudd and Joseph l..
Rubin. The team has been cap
tanned by DR.. Samuel Kucherov.
After tying for first place on
the two previous weeks. Oscar
Shapiro won outright in the
Washington Chess Divan's rapid
transit tourney on March 10. with
|9h-1h. The remaining scores:
-. H. Mugridge, 90; N. T. Whit
|aker, 8-3: r. B. Campomanes,
'6lz-4h s. Naidel ana d. M.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Chess
By DonoId Il. Mudridge

Scheffer. SIS: c. D. Mott, SIS;
y. I. Puente and D. r. Stetzer.
4h-6z; M. TILES, 31z-7ia; j. r.
Rice, 2la-Sh: v. Saporito, lilo.
Mr.. Shapiro will be in charge Of
the two correspondence games
which the Divan is playing with
the Schachklub Mannheim 1865,
in Germany.
After an Indifferent start. Sam.
uel Reshevsky has climbed into
the lead in the international tour,
nament at Havana, with q score
|of 1873 after Is rounds. Gligoric.
Najdorf. and Rossolimo, each with
an adjourned game. were brack-
|eted within striking distance at
ll-3. In the last two rounds Res
|kevsky had beaten his compatriot
Horowitz and Guimard Of Argen-
tina. Eliskases Of Brazil had liza.
followed by Larry Evans with l0-4
and Horowitz with "a. Or. Juan
Gonzales Of Havana was next with
9-5--the same. we believe who
won the United States speed
championship In 1946.
DR.. Kramer's problem given last
week is solved by ] R-Nl. KIM;
q ONT ch.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Double Program

A two-part program has been
arranged for members Of the
Washington Society Of Cinema
tographers, meeting tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock in the Review
and Herald publishing house.
Takoma Park.
The first part will be O Aim
from the Los Angeles Cinema
Club called. "How to Become an
Amateur Cinematographer." by
Charles M. Peters. which was
shown at the PSA convention last
year. The second part viii be
the WSC Travelogue, In which
members Aims. taken in various
national parks and reservations.
will be shown.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Artists to Judge
Baltimore Salon

In order to dispel confused
thinking as to whether photogra.
ply Is an art or q skilled craft.
the 1852 Baltimore salon Of the
Baltimore Camera Club and Mu-
scum of Art win be judged by an
unusual jury.
Open to all amateur or profess
|sional photographers and with
any size prints from IA by Is to
Ia by % being acceptable. the
salon will be passed on by world
renowned artists and critics. May
10 Is the closing date and the
exhibit win be viewed from May
81 to June az. Paul Forrest Of
|23 Leslie avenue, Baltimore, has
blanks.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Camera Angles
Questions and Answers About Photography

|Seager Of New York stating that
|he (seager) had made . daguer-
reotype on September ls. 1889,
three days less than one month
after the process was published
BY Daguerre. DIR. Morse. in the
New York journal Of Commerce
for September 20, 1889. confirms
the Seager claim as follows. 'the
merit ] believe belongs to D,
w. seager Of this city. who has
for several days had some results
at Mr.. Chilton's on Broadway. y
This seems to settle the contro-
|versy-at least for the time being,
Evening star., 1952-03-16

|. Secure in first place in the Dis
trict League after winning nine
straight matches. the Federal
Chess Club was finally held to q
draw by the Arlington team in q
hard thought contest. Four games
out Of eight were drawn, and the
outcome depended On the adj
journed game on second board be-
tween Nicholas Bakos and Nathan
Robbins. Bakos conducted the
ending to victory. and 50 tied the
match for Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

"Perma-White." q new process
that retains the whiteness and re-
Elective qualities Of glass-beaded
projection screen fabrics for years,
has just been announced by Radi-
ant Manufacturing Corp, Chi
cago. The fabric is put through
10 special coating treatment which
gives 1t a permanent whiteness
guaranteed for 10 years.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

The American Business Associa-
|tion at $50 pm. Wednesday in
the Chamberlain Cafeteria. S19
Fifteenth street NV, and the
Federation of Businessmen's As
|sociations at 8:15 pm. Wednesday
IN the American Security and
Trust Co., Fifteenth street and
|Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Civic Calendar
Students to Talk
About Teen-Aqers

Youngsters will take over por-
tion of the meeting of Connecti-
cut avenue tomorrow when six
Wilson High School students will
discuss in a panel, Responsible
ties Of and Toward Today's Teen
ayers"
James r. Gallahorn. jr., princi-
pal of the Americanization School.
will bring a few students with him
to Chillum Heights tomorrow for
a talk on the school program.
Other speakers this week In
|clude: On Monday. DR.. Harry
IAnslinger, Narcotics Commission
Ter, at the Interfederation Council;
John Nolen, jr., director Of the
Park and Planning Commission.
at Shepherd Park, and. on Friday,
IL. c. Giddings, Capital Transit
Company president, before the
Citizens Forum Of Columbia
Heights.
All meetings begin at 8 pm. un-
less otherwise stated. This weeks
schedule:
Tomorrow.
Chevy Chase - Chevy Chase
Community Center, Connecticut
lavenue and Mckinley street NV
Chillum Heights-Luther Rice
Memorial Church, 5315 North
Capitol street NE.
| Connecticut Avenue-All Souls
Episcopal Church, $500 Cathedral
lavenue. NV.
/ Fort Davis-Ryland Methodist
lChurch, Branch avenue and S
lstreet Sc.
j Interfederation Council-Board
|of Trade. Evening Star Building.
/ Lincoln Park-Epworth Metf.o-
ldist Church. Thirteenth street anc
North Carolina avenue NE.
i Shepherd Park - She phert
school, Fourteenth street anc
IKalmia road NV.
il Tuesday.
1COSt1a-AnacoSCla MeCnOolSl
Church Social Hall. Fourteenth
land u street Sc.
Bradbury Heights - Davis
school. Forty-fourth place and Il
streets Sc.
/ Cathedral Heights Cleveland
lPark-St. Adams Church Parish
Massachusetts, and Wisconsin ave-
lnues NV.
i Petworth - Barnard s ch00l
Fourth and Decatur streets NV
i Wednesday.
i Dalgren Terrace -Noyes School
Tenth and Franklin streets NE
i Friendship Heights - Janney
School, Wisconsin avenue and Al
,lbemarle streets NV.
Friday.
i Citizens Forum Of Columbia
Heights Bell Vocational School
IIHiatt place and Lamont street.
NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

inst letter OF our News Letter Inc purpose OF tne
News Letter is to acquaint members each month
with developments in the association. and keep
them advised Of issues Of interest to the neghbor-
hood and to the District of Columbia as whole.
We trust that you will find this monthly letter
Informative and valuable"
Such regular monthly publications are OF great
value in keeping q close touch with the member
ship and, In some cases. with the entire community
covered by the association territory Some associa-
tions follow the regular practice Of mailing copy
addressed to the occupant Of each residence and
place Of business within the area. Members who
never or seldom attend meetings are informed
what the association is doing and what are the
Evening star., 1952-03-16

/ 1ES lime again Tor q QueSLlon-
land-answer session. We list be.
low the problems that seem mos,
common among photographers
according to our correspondence
Today we will go over some oi
the questions sent in by the still
photographers.
@. I prefer color photography
and therefore most Of my ex-
lposures are made on color trans.
lparencies. There are times
though, when would like to make
|black-and-white prints from The
Itransparencies. I have tried un-
successfully to do so. as the prints
always turn out as negatives. I.
lit possible to make a black-and.
white print from a color transpar.
lency?
A. There are special papers or
the market that will enable you
to make a direct positive print
from a color transparency. One
lis called direct positive paper and
another is named diaversal paper
Either will do a satisfactory job
Ordinary Photographic paper.
will not do because your colol
transparency is itself a positive
An ordinary print from a positive
image will. in the normal process.
Of image reversal. be a negative
print. There are two other pos.
sible solutions. One would be tt
shoot a black-and-white pictur,
duplicating your color transpar.
ency when the situation warrants
This plan is not very practical i
you are using roll-fllm Gamer.
but will work well enough if 70,
shoot cut film. The alternate so.
luton is to make a black-and'
white negative from your colol
transparency. This can be done
very easily in the darkroom by
contact or enlargement. In thiI
case a panchromatic film shoulC
be used because of its better in.
depreciation Of color values.
@. What is the best way Il
become a professional photog.
rapher?
A. I should say the best way
although not the quickest!
through apprenticeship. The pro.
Ifessional photographer. especially
the commercial man. comes ur
against very many complex prob.
lens in the course Of his work
The answers can be picked ul
the hard way by making mistakes
that cost money and customer
or they can be learned by watch
ing an experienced photographs
at work. A year or so as pho
tographer's apprentice will gen
orally give the beginner wide ex'
perience both in the darkroom
and in general photography.
# you feel that you are a com.
lpetent photographer, all you neet
lis q camera, lights and dark
room equipment and a telephon'
listing In your local directory. 4
telephone solicitor working on /,
commission basis should bring II
enough business ut the start II
keep you going-particularly /
you decide to tackle the portrai
field. Most non-photographer
have such little understanding O
appreciation Of Photographic quail
lity that good salesmanship vii
stand you In better stead that al
expert knowledge of how to max
fine portraits. Believe me. all vol
need in most cases besides sale
ability is a picture that portray
a pleasant expression.
| Competitive Fields.
@. Which field of photograph
is the best to enter?
A. This is really tough on
to answer generally. The mos
Lucrative field is undoubtedly tina
of cinematography, but few hav
1.-THE ability to break into this al
most closed profession. AS in
dictated above. portrait photo
graphy Is perhaps the. easiest +
Evening star., 1952-03-16

The following lively game was
played on first board. White. aft
er winning . pawn gives it back
to secure open lines, which per-
NIT q winning combination on
move 35. Note that White cannot
play 80 P-KN4 because Of B-NS
chi! The ending is sure win. Of
course. but the method is instruc-
tive.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Business Groups

The East Gate Businessmen,s
Association viii nominate officers
ct It's monthly meeting at 8 pm.
Tuesday at ]. L. Bateman q sons,
1904 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Other meetings scheduled this
week are: