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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-06
6,767 Drivers Lose
Licenses In 1851

"Driving under the influence"
caused 6,767 registered South
Carolina motorists to lose their
driving privileges during 1851
in the state, out of a total of
1862 driver license suspensions
revocations and cancellations, &C.
cording to figures released today
by the South Carolina State
Highway Department.
South Carolina law requires
the Highway Department to sus-
pend the drivers license of any
person convicted of operating
vehicle in the state while under
the influence of liquor, drugs or
narcotics for six months, onc
year for the second offense and
two years for the third violation.
Reckless driving accounted for
224 persons losing their driver
privileges, while "other causes"
cost II persons their right tc
drive on the highways.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-06
WANTED

WANTED: Watches that are in
bad need of repairs. All repairs
are guaranteed. After watches
are repaired they are Watch
master tested for accuracy.
Bring yours in for free esti.
mate. Dorman Jewellers, Tabor
City, N. G. - Ind.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-06
HOW YOU Can FEEL AND LOOK
YOUNGER THAN YOUR YEARS
New Formula Quickly Restores Vigor
To Folks eOld" at s. IS IS

little food she did eat caused acid
indigestion. She lOas headdchy
and nervous. Her husband read
about HI.VITA in the paper and
got a bottle for her. Believe me,
I haze never seen anybody inn
prove as much as she did even
before she had finished taking
that one bottle. She is up and
about 1o,0, doing her chores like
she had never been SICK" (This
is q bonafide statement giOen
voluntarily by highly respected
professional Nurse.)
New HI-VITA Tonic has helped
many men and women who had
tried other medicines and treat.
ments with no results. Contains
no alcohol. Go to Harrelson's
Pharmacy and get HI-VITA now
today! Tomorrow you will be
glad you did. (c)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-06

FOR SALE - We now have
plenty of crop liens and North
Carolina chattel mortgages
The Tribune, Tabor City, N. G
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-06
SERVICES

WE DO PIPE THREADING -
All electric pipe threading
machine available for your
work. Can thread pipe from
one.eighth inch to two inches.
Also complete stock of pipe
fittings. Plumbing Supplies
Trouble Shooting, & plumbing
contracting. See Dorman Frun-
iture Company, Tabor City,
N. G.. Ind.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-06

TOW ROOM APARTMENT furn-
ished, for rent in the home OF
Mrs. Frank Ward, See Mrs
Ward or Mrs. Fowler at Wards
Cafe.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-06
Observation-Disclosures

munity service organizations
Community Chest boards, Red
Cross committees, Boy Scout
councils, etc., half holding office.
Showing unusual interest in
community affairs, 34% of the
nations new car dealers hold or
have held public office in their
communities, counties or states.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-06

10000 franchised new car deal.
ers, almost the last independent
local business men, engaged in
what the survey shows to be
"big business" meeting a nation,
al payroll of 2 IL billion dollars
ever year.
The dealers employees, nearly
three quarter of a million of
them, are needed for the vital
work of distributing, maintain
ing and servicing the new cars
after the manufacturers work is
done, the survey shows, empha
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-06
NEW CAR DEALERS VITAL
In NATIONAL ECONOMY

Striking evidence that it takes more people =
about 900 dealers and their $4,000 employees
TO keep flowing to the American faily that it
takes to manufacture them revealed this week in
study made public by the National Automobile Dealers
Association.
The study throws new light on the role of about
Evening star., 1952-06-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes in near
by Md. or NV. 2: C.; free appratsi;
service. phene esso gs today. PERRY
NaAYY ivy SR S6RPF1SER.e eli e9aSf wife. daurhter. I'd De-
sire nicely furn. 3-bedrm. home
conv. to Pentagon; guarantee ex-
cepticnal care for your property;
long lease; max: $175. Ii. 6-3536.
HOUSE OR APARTMENT. unfurn..
for family. 4 children. Reasonable
GoVr.p Ee9sl phSns 4TrSsNh9. TH sSsl permanent. .
sons, 10. g; S-bedrms.; unfurn. cow.
n; Arl loc. preferred; refs; fHrn: SIJ.
By July 1-I5. Pa. 1887. Il
QUIET FAMILY, adults. desire s.
bedrm. house, near transp; to Md;
U. June Is to 80. Excellent care OF
property. WA. $3.50 or write Box
secaiESNiTfsT' secaiESNiT fT' SEEKS, unfurnished' su-
burban 3-bedrm. house. Ia baths:
June; under S140 mo-: within
miles Of Walter Reed. OIL. 40S1
nado, Calf. also santa Cruz. Calf.
wants to trade equity or rental fol
home in Washington vicinity
NSs.yGIfi y. All SSFiFHlsR SFFleRR, wife and lSs.,r..
old daughter desire sublet house ol
apt. conv. to Naval Receiving sta.
tion approx. July. 1-Sept. ID. loca
refs; write Cmdr. c. c. Mann
Naval war College. Newport. r.,
RENTAL HEADoUARTERs-we rem
hundreds Of houses. collect rent fo
you, take care Of repairs, and al
details. Good clients now waitinl
for furn. and unfurn. houses. Lis
yours with US. Call Mrs. Bradford
ST. 1900. JAMES L. DIXON q CO
FURNISHED. or unfurnished. 3 rms,
kit. bath, Q mos. Call MR.. CAREY
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HOUSES TO SHARE

owner viii share lovely 2is-bath.
den. 3-bedrm. brick home June g.
Sept. or LONGER with sober, refined
Protestants: large fenced yard; TV
piano; inclosed porch; auto. washer;
state employment. residence. ma
tionality. BOX l7S-Y. Star g
1852 S ST. S.E.-No rent to settled
couple to share home: wife as COM
panion. light housework for semi
invalid lady: refs. AK. 1904. a
WORLD WAR veteran. wife. and
adult daughter. wish to share home
OF settled lady. Best ref. OIL
cNE OR TWO refined girls to. share
bung in good neighborhood in Silver
Spg. Car an advantage. LO. 5-1113
RMS. available in large 5 bedrm
home on beautiful residential street;
no parking problem; fine music col
lection; maid Serv.; share all ex-
penses with 3 young men. OIL
WILL SHARE small home with mid
dle-aged lady, unempl., very rea-
Sonable. WO. $3.50.
ROOM, IS single, So double. week;
young adult Jewish family; all con-
veniences. GE. 1891.
TWO MODERN BACHELORS wish te
share beautiful and completely furn
ovs,S Sedrm a,t4Snn hSnss With an9ther +
pFaTilssesA sTanae' Ap. 'fiS s3sa reasonable c4nV
COLORED SETTLED COUPLE =
Catholic pref, share home with
mother and daughter. Box e5-Y
Star. -3
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HOUSES WE 70 RENT tcon.l BUS OPPORTUNITIES tcon.l

REFINED. 8 ADULTS wish 3-bedrm
4nfr house. prefer Manor Park
Brightwood. Takoma. SS0-SIO 90
urgent BY July l or before. GE
FGRNsiisHED HOUSE. 3 or bed
rooms. wanted for year from abou
June "a. Prefer Montgomery Co.
Nd, or Arlington Co.. Va. Childrer
Call HO. O576, Ext. 5I2.
WANTED SUMMER RENTAL, or mo
TO mo-, furnished 3-bedrm. house
vic, Glen Echo Heights. / bedrm.
bath LIST A. IA. 8-6489. DI. 5736
z OR 3 UNFURN. bedrooms by fam.
ily OF 3 adults, American U. vicin-
lty preferred; $50 max. RA. 5O23. I
BETHESDA, Chevy Chase area-We
nave several responsible clients de-
string homes in this area. Give us
9 cal; NORTHWEST REALTY Co,
s-Is RMS. tB must be large1. 70,
nigh type pvt. school: excellent care
OF property guaranteed. Must be in
NV. area, nearby Va. or Mont-
gomery Co. BOX 394-Y, Star.
BY JULY 1, 2 bedroom unfurnished
WIN pay several months rent In ad-
vance. TR. 56S7.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, 4 bedrms.
baths, maids rm., vicinity Takoma
Jr: High, Montgomery County, 81,
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HOW MANY TIMES HAVE
YOU LET GOLDEN IN
COME OPPORTUNITIES
PASS YOU BY? IF YOU
QUALIFY OUR FIRM HAS
ONE OF THE NATIONS
MOST DESIRABLE LOCA-
TIONS FOR THE ICE
CREAM DRIVEN BUSI-
NESS. YOU MUST HAVE
GOOD BUSINESS REFER
ENCES, BE ABLE TO DE-
VOTE AT LEAST Z MONTHS
OUT OF EACH YEAR TO
THIS FULL-TIME OPERA
TION. YOU MUST HAVE
$4,000 INVESTMENT.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

FROM 2 TO 4 BEDROOMS
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. 0222
BETHESDA, MARYLAND-5S12 Mel
vern drive, Alta Vista-Small mod
ern detached. with 4 bedrooms,
baths. up-to-date kitchen, gas heat;
large fenced yard; near schools
Immediate possession.
OPEN TODAY 2 to 4
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1719 K st. NV. Ma. 1885
FOR RENT JULY lst-3-bedrm. 3Is-
bath brick on beautiful corner
wooded lot in Aurora Hills. So. Arl..
Va; 1925 month
Immediate possession - 3-bedrm..
bath brick Colonial. large lot; S16O
J. LEE PRICE
1908 s. Arlington RIDGE Rd.
Arlington. Va. OF. 1904. OK. 1900.
COLORED-1312 9Th ST. NV
bedrm. house. sol 90 mo-. immed
occup. Call ME. 5402 to inspect.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
HOUSES UNFURNlSHED tcont.

FALLS CHURCHL6 rms, screened
porch, finished bsmt.; fenced yard
.panyyc%NT many cs%Strss; $iS0. FA. 229s; -
gon: SI15. JE. 4-407s. II
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm home
eSo5sp efS@lDped do sit; s-il11 iqll bsmt.; SIPS mo
u im, Ah din vacant sm kt 0eS5%' s15 S.tS den y
decorated; excel. transp.. : schools sds'
shopping; SIPS mo. Inquire 4126
FAILS afi s"Si CHURCH. 3 bedrms.; 81 s1lss
mo. Avail; June l. Call JE. 3-19S2,
NfwS 81 SEi b:R5SodSs; R5SSds; SUfisSo sysSi: oV l99s; ~
white neishbofhood; 2 bedrms., iiv.
ment; Y block OF Bladensburs I'd,
pp;ss;;; $1 $40 mo. Cau WELLoNs
REFfNE6 RREfFAfNES EivlNd, Ii ltNaiiO2i aRL. excj1I,v,
yet very convenient locality; I'D
parochial; lge. hv. rm., din. rm.,
tfitted kit, 3 or 4 bedrms., recr. rm,.
ssss:ioR SatSs; mmac En scre.ae9 FsPlasss nc1c, "a
nj, nj, oIo6k IPos6Fker. YEoNAs REALTY.
RooMiNG HoUsE-R. 1. ave.. NE near
ineIadiSr SSSts Sireis ss,t. Il ior rooms baths
oAAbG 1ut LGuhuJ. 6elQK
repaired and redecorated for occu-
pancy June 18th. Hot-water heat,
new oil burner. Space for 3 cars
IN rear: A neat housekeeper should
MAINTAIN practically full occupancy
Q! selected roomers and gross So. 100
95fo occupancy, including value of
apt. This is an opportunity for 4
SapapIe couple to augment the hus-
faasa HsnoS S,;Ih income ON and save rent. Long
Lo1s eS5i 5G5 eai1sMsf sa9o
LIE * st. NV. Ma. 1855.
BEAUTIFUL, 6-rm. and bath home;
very large lovely yard; o.h.-w. heat;
modern kitchen, 902 So. Buchanan
GIovkR it AEs rskk9ssnide.., A S-sSsai four bed.
rms. bnilt-in garage; unfurn. or
NORTH ARLINGToN-Larse ram
bier; 9 bedrms.. rec, rm., outdoor
!SMEs s"'lii'ltE; p1xoN sSA & 'Sos Go. j3: 54
4O22 BLADENsBURG RD.-vacant.
rms. and bath. bsmt.. auto. heat;
Si50 per mo. RE, 1851.
ALEXANDRIA AREA = Rambler in
isssa SxSss eoS41diti9n o4 s9I4 80 a1s7 me- years
I-6. overiookinEs ES hist hist. d. estate. state.
Beaut. dec: 2 bedrms;: den. tile
$235. After Sun. No. 4776.
CHEvERLY-4-bed 2-bath home;
avail. July l.; f1repl., equipped kit;
garage in bsmt.; $155 mo. Phone
$500 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.-vacant-I
5 rms, no basement; clean; de-
tached; about $50. DE. 0744.
FOUR BEDRMS.. 8 baths. library, 81
fireplaces; extra nice; 2-car garage.
Available June 10. 1928 mo.
ROMYE LAMBORN i
Evening star., 1952-06-01

sEMI-DETACHED BRICK, 8 rooms
in nice section. 8 bedrooms. rear
yard fenced in. gas heat and re-
frigerator. Available for immediate
occupancy at S125 per mo.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
T3S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50
Evening star., 1952-06-01

George I. Berger, Inc.
e43 Indiana Ave. NV. Ma. 035O
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Detached frame; 5 rooms and bath:
garage; oil heat; newly redecorated;
convenient to schools and transpor-
tation; 500 per month.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50
Evening star., 1952-06-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

SUNDAY, 1-6.
1915 HAMPDEN LANE
ENTIRE HOME AIR IR-CONDITIONED
(BY FRIGIDAIRE).
Delightful rambling Cape Cod.
Many unusual custom features.
Large den and powder rm. on LIST
mr.; 3 bedrms., 2 baths on End fir. /;
screened porch on living and dining
rms. overlooking grounds; de luxe
all-electric kitchen; paneled recrea-
tion rm., heated maids rm. and
bath in basement, 2-car garage.
Finest construction throughout.
Beautifully decorated in pleasing
tones. Immaculate condition. "
ACRE. Many large trees. Located
on. one Of the loyeliest streets in
this finest, secluded, close-in neigh
borhood.
TO REACH: Out wisconsin ave-,
left at Bradley blvd, right at Will
SON lane, left at Hampden lane to
property.
Town & Suburban, OR. 94OO
Evening star., 1952-06-01

USED-CAR LOT FOR LEASE
One of the best used car lots in the
Metropolitan area with superb ONCE
facilities. Near d. c.. line in Md
Possession soon. Only successful
operators need apply. Box 407-Y.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
SEABROOK, MD.

OGADnOON, MD.
A large modern house: 8 bedrms.. lge
garage; acres of beaut. land, $3.50
s66 open oq log sundag sasg
2 to 6. Directions: Route so tt
Lanham, left Rte 564 / mi, right al
Seabrook. cross RR track. past post
office and l house on left. Take
road left " mile to open sign.
]. c. CHATEL, DE. 1887
Evening star., 1952-06-01
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
$3.50 29th ST. NV.

OPEN SUNDAY. 2-5
baths, dinette, liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit. screened porch, ga
rage. SITS mo.
Evening star., 1952-06-01
MOTELS

MOlELO
Route /; IL modern cabins. house;
ioe.; $4,000. Sis. .660 down. down. excel
special: r. 3ol; tn, ,ore TO eabins s,: res. res,
machines tthey pay notes, exp.l; g.
rm. apt; $40. 900. Sic, ZOO down.
3-Route /; IL rental units with pvt.
baths, incl. mod: cabins. snack
with 2 apts.; $40. 900, $4,000 down.
4-Rt. /; IL beaut. brick cabins: 3
acres; restaurant leased out. S. 500
VI; lge. inc: $4,000, sac, 900 dn.
Gibraltar Realty, JU. 7-6109
I'VE Specialize in Motsls and Hotels"
Va. Nd. D. c. 73S 9Th st. NV.
DRY CLEANING
STORE, PLANT ON PREMISES
Good NV. location. caii an. 25eo
or HC, 1883,
Evening star., 1952-06-01

NEARBY VIRGINIA we HAVE
PROPERTY AND 25 YEARS Ex-
PERIENCE TO ASSURE EXPERT
MANAGEMENT LIST YOURS WITH
US; WRIGHT REALTY, INC, ia.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

ern motel on ocean highway. Dewey
Beach. Del. IA miles from Reho-
both Beach. % units with private
bath. completely furnished including
telephone and radio, knotty pine
throughout, concrete decking, as
lent living quarters. AAA and
Quality Court approved.
Ocean Spray Court. 10 individual
cottages. Knotty pine furnished,
Cooking facilities. Play ground. Liv-
ing quarters. Same location as
net return. Contact PAULINE nj.
HARRIS, Realtor, or call NJ. M.
Powers. Rehoboth 1851 or 1851.
DELICATESSEN-A chance to buy an
expanding business at nearly cost.
d0od dISMy Silver Spring Id.z,,!r loc, Good terms
Evening star., 1952-06-01
VA. RENTALS
NEEDED
URGENTLY
le have several good clients waitins
Call Mr.. Parker.
YEONAS REALTY
GL. 2100 or OK. 1243
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRY CLEANING PLANT and store;
owner can't operate on account OF
ether I business; sell at low price.
Sc. RooMING HOUSE, - room, room
income plus 1st-fi. apt; long lease;
TELEyISION- RADIO SHOP, approx
1000 So, #. of space; mod. up-to-
gate. fully equipped. ample space
only service and repairs. Estab.
IL yrs: stock and fixtures worth
over 5000. Gross business monthly
over So, 800; over $4,000 in repairs
ready for delivery $1,000 down;
terms; lease avail. Box ak. Star.
RESTAURANT. ia miles from D. c.,
Sc; very busy corner with estab-
community. near Govt. bldes.. excel
ps pskns sn0sa SPACE Dlsnty stS d H6 sISs
walk. large show windows front
and side. o,date fixtures good
as new. Owner has other interests.
Price for stock and fixtures, $3.50;
re rent; II 800 5000, per mo. 10. s-77O1
FRozEN' CGSST1ARD and delicatessen
Tor sale; living quarters; profitable
10 S-6495 IL
NEWS STAND-Souveniers, etc.: es-
tablished business; reasonable. BOX
166-Y, Star. i
SPECIAL BARGAIN-why nay for
goodwill. You can buy Barnett s
beautiful restaurant and adjacent
gas station at Deale, Md, on the
Chesapeake, for small cash payment.
This Is an established, going busi-
ness; good income. Come down to-
day or call MR.. ODUM, West River
6l31; Mon, RE. 5216. Il
LIQUOR-Class "A'; can net S25, 900
year; $4,000 cash down on stock
and goodwill required: good lease.
purchasers must be financially sound.
Exper. operators. pref. Box 81, Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

BAKERY-Compl. equip, at Colonial
Viii. shopping center, 1888 Wilson
blvd, Arl., Va. Equip. and lease
had auction Monday. SHANNON d.
LUCHS, Ma 2345. Il
GAS STATION, Esso. long established
business for sale. On Route l, near
Laurel, living quarters and ample
parking. Contact w. O. SKEELS,
Attorney. ell Woodward Building,
phone MA. 1888 or Laurel TAG.
Evening star., 1952-06-01

LIQUOR Sandwiches; one Of the best
corners in Washington; short hours;
no Sun: very small payroll; 10-yr.
lease. Call GIL. O530, IL am. to
Evening star., 1952-06-01

Small InaIess,Ga GR9GERY Ssn s.S Soing $500
sell, $500 takes all. Ii. 4-923l
or IA. SO0S. %
SERVICE STATION attendent wanted
must be experienced, able to tun,
motor and adjust brakes. all-da,
work. Call WI 9S83 Bethesda. Md
Evening star., 1952-06-01

DRUGGIST ATTENTION-We have
a store in a new neighborhood shop
ping center which we are convinced
will serve as an ideal location for a
young druggist to get his start in
the world. there is q definite need
in this neighborhood for a progress
slve drugstore operation; we will CO.
you get your business started. For
further information call Mr.. Orpin,
LA. $4,000. SIDNEY z. MENSH &
CO., MA. GAO. Il
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Alexandra Club
ToHeur Meenehur

John Meenehan, representa-
tive of Fuller & d'Albert, will,
give a talk and demonstration or
THE Use OF Flash With Color
Transparencies" at the Tuesday
meeting of the Alexandria Cam.
era Club. The meeting will be
at 8 pm. at the recreation center
Cameron and Harvard streets.
Mr.. Meenehan works exclusively
with color and specializes in slide.
and transparencies. He is 8
member of the National Speleo.
logical Society. He will conduct
a critique of members slides sub.
mitted in the club competition
There will also be a showing o1
a 1852 English color slide set from
the Photographic Society oi
America.
At the last monochrome print
competition, the Rev. Melvin
Crump received a 6-point gold seal
honor award for his picture
"Contentment."
Evening star., 1952-03-02
More on Roster

r. H. Parvin. secretary-treas-
urer of the Washington Society of
Cinematographers, welcomes the
following as new members of the
movie group: 1t. Comdr. James
w. Bartlett, Ernest E. Belle, DR.
Walter Willard Boyd. Frank P
Dannelly, Gilbert w. Ehrsam, C.
w. Ives, DR.. w. c. Mcbride, Mrs
Spencer B. Meredith and Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Post. Membership
applications may be made through
Mr.. Parvin. Annual dues are $5
for the first member of a family
So for additional members.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
SWV AuxiIiories

Col. John Jacob Astor Auxiliary
will meet Tuesday evening at 921
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. At the
last meeting Mrs. Edith Krautler
was mustered in as a new member,
The monthly meeting Of the de-
partment will be Wednesday eve
ming at Northeast Masonic Temple
After a short meeting q program
has been arranged by Marjorie
Rose, chairman of Pan American
Study, dealing with Paraguay
South American.
Richard j. Hardin Camp viii
hold an anniversary meeting
Thursday at 1880 pm. at Pythiar
Temple. Following q short bust.
ness meeting there viii be q ban
pet.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

these are saving both of time and
money, for there is no danger OF
making an out-of-focus print
Other machines are focused by
hand and must be reset after each
change of image size. This en-
larger is perfectly satisfactory if
your eyesight is good and if time
is not an important factor.
In practice, an enlargement is
made as follows: The negative is
placed in the negative carrier of
the machine with the emulsion or
dull side down, and when the en-
larger light is turned on it passes
through the negative to form an
image on your sensitized printing
paper. Raising the head of the
enlarger increases the size Of the
image. Lowering the head makes
the picture smaller. That is all
there is to enlarging in its sim
Iplest form-there's nothing diff
cult about making an enlargement.
The image cast on the paper is
a negative image and is difficult
for the beginner to read" So we
suggest that when you go about
making your first enlargement
make a full size trial print. Com
pare this with the image cast on
a sheet Of non-sensitive paper and
soon you will be able to read a
negative image as easily as a posi-
tive print. When you reach that
point you can save paper by max
ling test strips. These are strips
of printing paper about 2 inches
wide laid across the printing area
so that all the various tones of
the negative will register-from
white to black. The test strip,
when developed, will indicate any
necessary changes Of timing when
you make the final print.
When making your prints al
ways use the same working solu-
tions that you used for the trial
prints or test strips and maintain
the same temperatures. Other
wise the results will vary. These
processing solutions are the same
described last week for the han
ding of contact prints-the devel-
oper, the shortstop, and the fixing
bath. The procedure for process
ing is the same all the way
through.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
OES Activities
In LocuI Chapters
= Chapter activities listed are:

Chapter activities listed are:
Columbia - Tuesday, birthday
anniversary.
Martha-Friday, honoring past
and present Adahs. March 13,
Ways and Means bazaar, Naval
Lodge hail.. Contact Marshall
Royston. Home Board tour to New
York. Hyde Park and West Point,
May 30-June /. Contact Mrs.
Buelah Schwartz.
Esther-Tuesday, entertainment
Federal - Saturday, square
dance. 9 pm, National Universal
ist Church Sixteenth and
streets NV.
Acacia - Tuesday, initiation
Friday. Card Club with Mrs. Ber-
tina Wealthall.
Lafayette - Wednesday, Stal
Points with Flora Lewis.
Ruth-Monday, 9 pm, enter.
tanning members and families oi
StanSbury Masonic Lodge.
Loyalty-Tuesday rehearsal o.
officers, $50 pm. Wednesday
December. January, February ant
March birthdays celebrated
March 10, Star Points with Mrs
Lettie M. Miller.
Areme-Wednesday. while ele.
phant party.
st. John's-Monday. social.
Congress Lodge-Monday. bal
loting and party.
Lebanon-Tuesday, Lebani Clut
with Irene Long. Thursday, Star
Point banquet, Burlington Hotel
Saturday. dance, Shoreham Hotel
Brookland - Thursday, Star
Point Society with Mrs. Miriam
Lollo.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
BRIDGE CoIendor

Dhs0SS SOBSu00t
|TODAY-City of Washington champion
ships, Willard Hotel; open team-of
TOMORROW-Federal Bridge League,
1900 New Hampshire: team -of-four and
pair game (open). 7:45. Wright Club,
66Si7 6s., ,TI1 Blair n1SaY read pair game (open).
TUEsDAY-Aericulture Club. 1855 Euclid;
pair game (open), 7:45. Andrews Air
Force Base; pair game, 7:45. Caven-
dish Club, 1921 K; pair game (open),
g., Chess Club, Gordon Hotel; tndiyid-
ual (member9, 7:45. Count Club. 1914
Seventeenth: pair game (open). s.
WEDNESDAY, = Stephan Studio, 1855
Euclid; pair game (open), 1890. Wash
ington Bridge League, willard Hotel;
master point pair game Iopen), 7:45.
TH9SsDAY @ @@ AiexsndHria Bridse Club.
1900 King; pair game (open). TAB.
Chess Club. pair game. 7:45. Penthouse
Bridge League, Federal Security Admin
istration, North Building; pair game,
FRIDXY-Arlington Duplicate Club, 41s
n. irving; pair game lopenl. SAG.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Club, master
point pair game (open). l. Chess Club,
master point pair game, .7:45.. Walsh
Club, 1923 Twenty-second; pair game,