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ROOMS FURNisHFp--N.E.

IN. CAPITOL. 2ol End at. me-. Apt.
4l---Lge.. quiet, warm front room
for lady; S35 mo. Ii. 3-Q4fl6
Sth ST A-k.--Room for employed
gentleman: 81 per wk. AD. 2-5J37
1881 MONROE 81, N.E.---Laree front
room. twin beds: single. 50: double.
$40 week, La. G-2S3ti.
MASTER BEDROOM with twin beds.
private bath newly decorated with
phone; for one or two; 1 block
from expfess bus Call RA. 6-63O6.
COLORED-RRIGHT FRONT ROOM,
good transportation. IS week. En-.
ployed nan AD. 4-12a4 --i6
COLORED-23ig 3ri sT.. Nj
Lse. front rfn.. Christian home. share
kit. bath; nr. transp. DU. 1882.
coLoRKD--LAR6E corner room with
priyils.. near shop. center. Guild
under accepted; also bSmt. apt
for empl. cpie. Call after $50 b N, j.
Mon. thrcuEh FRI. AL day Sat. and
sun. Lu, l-9t93. TO
COLORED--i nEDRM. and sitting
room home privtIeGess reas. 1921
COLORED--PvT FAMILY. no other
roomerk, home attDospbeFes reason
able. AD. 9-le67.
COL0RED---LAKGB FRONT Room.
all ptiyiieees viii care fof child
thronGh Working hours. st2.5o VIZ
Ii 4-13S3. --i6
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

CHAM SAW RENTAL. Sc . day.
Call TE k-eare.
cgA,M IAN .sANss ls.,an ess asy ~ PsE PEsqHi S1S
TooIS & toUfP CO, 10. S-SSsI
BACKFILLER. lieht grader This
eulldozer Will set in your pickup
truck: SOS per day. RENTAL TOofS
A EQUIP. co, 10 n-eesi
aesrIIsh g PukNrrbRe tERssDs co. sss spIlNc i ave-
Ma. e-A0aA.
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kAqe western Ave, NV.

A22 western Ave. NV. -
frrEWslSsss a,a ssss ss csaiE PaT!iE 4gpr@s " VIII
EEs IA !. ,r Law s, ..r.,.., nv d 5..sS.s. 5.sS5s
magic marein, S3S. HARRY =.
1sFFEEAMEirEKs 1sFFEEAMEirEKs. rsM II as Electric sSn in Piss
Elite and Executive type. rebuilt
IKE new guar HARRY ABRAMS.
TYPEWRITER, ReminEton Noiselesss,
Slb; L. c. smith super Speed. $40.
Excel cnnd, EN-. 9-SI52
TYPEWRtTER, Royal King Elite.
Masic Marrin; Like new. $3.50
TYPEwRiTgR, Underwood standard.
good condition, $50; also Under
wood Leader WA s-a5Ti.
TrPEWRITEKS, portable, erand-new
superseded Ereatly. reduced: limited
sp RffTResx0 fRS.E ists.tsl. aS.a y 1S RCy,
as, plea type; one l.. c, Smith and
one Corona portable. Cali Garden
rTPkWRITER. Remington Nolseless
excellent condition, $40. Call IA
rYPEWRTrERs. portAbies, smith
Corona, IN like-new copd.. $45 ans
Royal, S2A. JE, A-est4.
TYPEWkiTER, Underwood standard
SOS; perfect condition, no. 2-es
rYfEWRTTERs--Sis each. 1858 h. I
ave ne. in rear. sunday only.
TYFEwRITER, L c, Smith. late oi'
nee model. uitramscro la pitch. 20
inch carriage; excellent: sSs. ia
TYPEWRIrER. Underwood. reeopdi
toned; i-NEAR guarantee, S41 80
can SUNDAY, co, 5-t6ss; week
CIRCLE Tai 18th At. NV.
fWO TYPEwRtTERS = Rem,nstes
uprieht, &es, Underwood pertacle
S4s 1ipI2 valieyweed dr.. 10
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PUPPIES BY THE SCORE
Cost Little Worth More
Larss and small. and each q prize.
See rs first for puppy needs. ANDY'S
PUP7YL.AND Out Shirley hwy. 70
~the Skyiark Motel exit, turn right
mile on Rte. GA. KI. o-0661.
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Brisht, cheerful room and
bath, Just refurnIshed, re-
decorated and air conditioned,
In one Of Washington's finest
apartment buildings, THE
BROADM0oR. Only long-term
tenant with references con-
Didered. $50 month. Maid
service and parking optional.
Inspect today at 1901 Conn.
ave. NV. Apt. 700, or phone
weekdays, Ma. e-9667.
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
PULLETs, 40. ~ mos. old. Colonial
sssshfF1sss ssss fS. s-Sos1 esss egg sfa0e' -ie 20
so WHITE LXGHoRN PULLETs.
S175 each; viii sell all or part.
Evergreen 4-2920.
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chsses. available on easiest terms at
ersNss af2si sath. Matss'SSEA SLAcE, Ne
Open daily III 8 pm Lu. e-olQ0
TV-BIG BLONDE
In perfect shape. STS5. crcSley con-
sole. al-inch; fia years old. 20,
S-44Ta.
X-ROADS SWAP SHOP
BAILEYs CROSSROADS
swap. JE. 4.lT0o.
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Srar, urrsssns III slhsle ana double rooms
service and eleV; free laundry fa.
cilities and free parking.
COLoRED--IOyELY RM. for nice
employed lady: home priyils, IOS5
Park I'd. NV. Apt. 2. DU. 1880
COLoRED--LGE. FRONT ROOM 70,
samTpioged aT1 soy or girl; conv. to transp
coIoRED--iaos HARVARD sT. NV,
---SinEle rm.; PRIVILEGES; employed
COLORED--i0Ie PARK RD. NV
nnaprSe iront Sag rn. twin beds. Phone
COGoRED = CLEAN, conf. ROD room
close to transportation. 45i0 lbth
81. NV, TU. 2-l150 or Ii. 6-2Sg9.
CoLoRED--ATTRAcTIvE. lxe, rm..
IN quiet apt. 1880 New Hampshire
ave. n.wp Apt. 80. NO. 7-0919.
cOLOKED--2OI TAYLOR ST Nv
Quiet. clean home. linen furn., kit.
priviis., sgl. or CPL. RA. 6-1492.
C0LoRED--NIcELY furn. front pm.
Ptiyileses. Man preferred, 1l03
coaoRFDa.LsSs;sss cooafysEd =. sS;ss G9; ;h Ss3se 81 wi q
Large frt. room, nicely furn,, cory.
transp.; privls.; reas.; ia. 9-7g49,
coLoRED-srNGLR RM.. home pTiy-
ieses, $3.50 week. AID, 4-i201.
coLOkED--DoUBLE ROOM. nom.
priyileses: on l4th st. cariine; $40
q week. AID. 4-3536. rs
ooLoRED-less FAIRMoNT sT.
Furnished room: warm and
cheerful; Kit. privils, AID. 2-4bs5.
CoLoRED-eff D sT.-vsry large
clean, comfortable rms. Kit. privlls,
Adults only. 50 by wk UN, 4-s055
coLoRED--Is2s SHEPHERD sT.
N.W.--Attrac,, newly dee. with
porch; s Blk transD. PTf. empi'
cofoRED--LARGE FRONT ROOM.
DU, 1-I561. Rent reasonable.
COL0RED--0NE HIM. KIT. APT,
slS 90 VIZ: lge. rm.. $3.50. AD.
coLoRED--lsae r. I. AVE. NV
rms. adj bath; quiet home: conv.
c0LoRED-TTtURNIsiHaEDo = ROOM 0Sp'i for
refined gentleman. 1897 Vermont
coIoRED--aaa Ril n ST. N.w.-Lars.
room; linens furn.; child welcome.
cpr prigils; ub - Ek; no. 2-SoS3 So
neatly furn. front room: privileged;
auto. hot water. RIA. fi-6142.
COLORED-FURNISFlED and un-
tlrn rms, for couple. Hu. 3-4T29.
COLOkKD---I SGLE., 1 DBLE. bed
rni;, employed persons. ia 8-3sS0.
1910 Quebec pl -I7
ColoredAttrac. Room
All privils.. mod bath, auto. washer
r., h0ns srsszsI s,S e: pF -, IAN ~ ~ ss,Sg
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RENT REDUCED

On all furn. rms. for permanent
tenants for eeonomy, comfort, con-
venience and better locations--see
Us ior NF% FSens Mtg ire1n : - Tr, gsr vi.
2oi5 18th 81. NV. NO. 7-se70
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MIscEL. EoR SALE COM ]

SoRA--Rose eoIored. seats 4. made
so-cTdef slipcover and .mah. step
table. Call I'm 2-e0&7.
SOFA. grey silk damaSk; beaut.
carved frame, also Dr. lamps pr
: French commodes for lamp tablesi.
open shelf cabinet. IN fruitgood
ssIS Glenviiie rd., sill. spK. JU.
SOFA. SECTIONAL. chair and otto
man practically new. reas. II.
soFs AND CHAIR. gray. sss. for
both. RA 6-5022
SOFA, sheraton hand carved mahog-
ans fras>e down cushions. &i70
WIN slip covers. OIL 4-1T12.
SOFA. beautiful brand new, soft
blLe, foam rubber, Cost S40d. VIII
seli for s2a4. HU. 3-3q30.
SOFA. apiece sectional dfnetfe. DROP
leaf table with chairs. Lawson type
sofa: noyina. best offer. K1. s-7:,a3.
eJFA. 80 inches. traditional down
: nlled cushions; slip cover incl: $50
sEeTioSAI SOFA. npstiek red g.
piece; excellent condition. JOHNSON
STAMP COLLECTION, plate ofoeks,
( eoyers q. g.. some British. JU.
sTEKl SHELVING. 81 per unit Of
shelves GIcHNER. 2513 N ct.
2. NV TX 3-259T
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Rooms EURNIsHED-sI.-sw.

KITCHEN and laundry prtvileees ana
geHtssi ssss ef home. ia6y only.
Lu. 4-e3ee after & pm. III
CAPITOL HILL, opposite Houss Of
&c &c, 's LIs.sr, ssSs.,, c.asssi s 81 ss
Evening star., 1955-01-16

SOD WANTED
BY the acre HU 3-s2a5. --10
LANDSCAPING
Sod grading. blue grass laid. 25,
yard. To. 2-0S66 or HU. 3-S295
Evening star., 1955-01-16

Colored--Attrac. Room
AZ Urivils.. mod bath, auto. washer,
Tor / sIll fnr = fIII 4. kas7a .iiG 10
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nv SALE

IEe selection Of recond. Tv priced
$19.95
Most with new pic. tuhe---i VI. guar,
1954-'55 TV
= DRAsTICALLY REDUCED
1854 RcA console, sa3s.s5. now
1884 Admiral tab. mod. ssea .s5. nov
500 0h.
Many more to choose from,
No Reasonable Offer Refused
Open till q pm. Sat. till 8.
BLAIR'S TV
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ST, ST,ATTERY'S

Open Wed, Thurs, FRI. Eyes TIL 3
WASHING MACHINE, Easy, .spindry,
In excellent condition; s45. WA
WASHING MACHINE, Easy spin.
Dryer; cost s17a' will sell $50
wasHiNGS - MACHINE, Bendis Econ.
mat; excel. cond: cost S1s9; sell
S110. Ia, 9-716sl
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag. auto
In perfect condition: looks Ike new
WxssHiiNd MACHINE, Easy splndryer
w2sfaiSGo s22sf iSSaGoiIaHR IMaHaRcHIS2 onsns Srinser-typei
workins order; ss5. Call after IL
wHTcH. sod. es-,.wel Howard, rail
road: perfect time. jackson 4-oses
wAaGH astsI nsg 0mesa S ssTasss aassma.s rsss ssa
s265, asking $l15, MA. s-37S4
WATER HEATER. new, .Day' a
| SiiSohnt%x xrE rEiSssss s.so11 lipsd' 40 Fai'ons'
generator. industrial type, excel
cond,: S325, WA. 7-1744 --l6
WFIDING MACHINE. Hobart. 900
| amp. Chrlsler. power plant; Sslltn1
| Tor unDaid balance, Sfp6 so, JONES
| GARAGE. RID 2. Fredericksburg
WELDING MACH, Hobart, 500 amp.
paid bal. S{96 30. JONES GARAGE
| RID ., FredericksburK. Va.
WELDING AND CUTTING OUTFIT
4 New; xl3b value for SS5 GICHEER
| 2SI3 NJ ST NV. EX 3-3527.
WELL. PUMP. Honaart; tank and con.
troll; will deliver. $40. JE. 3-a463
wHEELcHATR. very good condition
| Ssl 1909 Floral st. NV. IA, O.
LEAVING STATE. must sell--couch
/ 2 chairs. Sleds, boys' and girls ict
skates and Easy washer, IA. S-00b4
HAVE MORE FUN, an Arthur Murra,
1 course with the top studio in tht
country. VIII sell at . loss. In
2-5p62 or Ma. s-:si2o, Kxs. ST.
RENT q new port, = mos. slc, II 70,
/ buy. 3 mos. rental is credited. CEN.
| TRIAL. 20l9 i4th NV, Bu. 3-Sl"l
Iv NJ TRI-o-MATIc record change
In excellent working condition: SIS
Phone Wo, 6-u3a6, -,
MANS 3.pe, double breasted tailor
made blue. suit. AZ. tan. New
20 w SuT g'SaEs SvaTEssprNc msehip.s, not ..
oSE ticn EinEAAN kG fs s0som sps4osIstel, NM
TsIo fest. tett. Good condition. Gal
SAVE on FULLY REcCNDTTIoNEI
/ APPLIANCES AT GEORGES
WAREHOUSE -,
Evening star., 1955-01-16

GlCNIduCt ul NtW. LbO1 fb
17-in. table models. reg. S179.95
NOW $88
21-in. consoles. reg. S249.s5
NOW SOB
SLATTERY'S
ssSss VI: wis' AZ: Ave ssW s.sh EE oF 5.aasssSS 5-aassSS
Open Wed, Thurs, Fri. Ewes. TIL Q
TIRE CHAINS, 8-4O-l5. used day
TOOLS-is~ radiai arm saw, 8"
Joiner, i3" thickness pIaner, 90"
band saw, floor drill press mortiser.
saSSsr' spSof saw cons ssTS :sH sander miseei eR
hand tools and hardware. AP =
ToiYdss' ToYds,' GAMES, TRrcycLEs, etc:
opsn sseq sanSss TSSs id s50'sio I'll s5 & pslsss
TRACTOR. new. a4-in.. sickle bar:
?;h.p; motor; cost Si76, sell. sl25.
TSsnIR' I,i II tisIsll atllltgl / Wheel Ike new;
TRuMPET OUTFIT, brand.nsg.
RATNER's MUSIC STORE, 73e
18th g NV. -
gift; owner viii sacriAce HE. 4.
TRUSS, mans, same as new: size AZ;
TUXEDO, one a. custem- imported
ss5. SCI sisfI KE. 7eSo77. cSRs. s'eF'he'' So
Tr, .Hallierafter, l7-in. table model
mahog. cab: excel. cond.; sacrifice
TSi s9r S6a sie, csP;cls, AZ; s.7lsg msbor ia in
TV. Admiral, 90 in, mahogany con-
sole. with aoOrsi perfect cond,' $50.
ry K, Hslsffis.r :sB Ts 4,aSas' elSRss console 10
Is .sr.eS MuBss Ssst osr sasls IT. 'se sseesseS ia'A
Tv--17 in. S45;. camera, 35 nm,
SEQ; Admirgl AMEN EN- phono-TV'
console: stT5. Cali JA f-ig4G
TV, lT-inch Crosley, good condition.
WIN sell very reasonable. LU. T.
~, iil7-ineh Hoffman console: beau
tiful. unmarked fruitwood cabinet;
rerf cond; S12a, WO 6-fb66.
Ty-1f-in. combination radio and
sato phonosraph; ASamirsli e1a mshos
TN, l7.lna GE tanle model; $40.
leavtns for abroad. sp's must sell. excel.
Cali 4 to 10 pm EN-. 2-654f.
~. Teletune l0-in., S25; Phileo i2ia-
in. S4S l5-in.: SIS. other sets. All
NV. AID, 4 nRa6 open today, -.
Tv, 91-in, thahog. floor mod, Haits-
CRATER; like new; Si35 or best cFer
IA. S-f1OT,
Nv. 1O-inch tasle modsi, $40; IL
inch table model $50; I7-inrh
tube; ol-inch console xt5n: 81
inch console. S.95 Call RA, g.
1907, I til 5 SSun,
Tv-RADIO. 3-speed record play
comb. ,mahog console I2ta-tnch
screen, SIS IA, 2-Ss15.
Tv-RADI0-PHONO. comb. mahog.
aT-in. screen; space for records
make oifer. XII g-0SSa.
Emsrsnr, N conseie; 6 sa6 saeh; 2h rnod t
Evening star., 1955-01-16

WHEATON, PET CENTER
1865,
bull terrier, maiA S7b; cute
mixed puppies. $3.50 and $10i con-
troll bred baby parakeets. So. All
dogs wormed and inocuIated. Com
plete line of pets and supplies. --l6
PARAKEET WHOLESALE PRICES
NormAls tguar. SEX, / doz.. 81 30
Opalines, green, $3.50. blue. $500
Lutir0S or Y.F. Opais. $3.50
AIbinos. Rainbpws, etc. SO
Evening star., 1955-01-16
MIscELLANEoUs foR SALE

tank-tspe. sss: uprirht.
Thor lfoner. SIS. KI. a-0SS9.
attachments, $45; vindoy fan. 20
In GE motor. S25: sleep chair. gray,
needs cleaning. SIS. Cal Do
I-IogO 10
Evening star., 1955-01-16
Emery-G Georgian Hotel
1872 G ST NV

LARGE, bright. single and double rooms
from $S.75 wkly.: 24-hour phone
service and elev; free laundry IA.
cihties and free parking.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

ScHuYIeR AIMS. 1854 cosumbis "a.
Bw,--1 SsA5eenn turuiahrd; refer.
eneeG required DU I-HGed. ---2s
lCcnttn1sd % next pagsl
Evening star., 1955-02-13
e PIoyers Battle Today for Benefit Of Concer Funds

tional charity tournament. willard
Hotel: open pairs for benelit Of Amer.
ican Cancer Society, and 4: special
pairs (open), z.
TomorTow: Goren school Of Bridss, Q
LeaEue. sheraton-Pari Hotel; team
and pairs lopenl. 7:46. Labor De-
partment Bridge Club. Labor Depart.
PaDc.s sD sirI Brids. MoeSSSnsrE csS GfISsss
Tuesday: Asricniture Club, 1855 Euclid;
Club, Sss south wafefieid: PATS psirs
lopen). 6. State Department Bridge
Club, state Department; pairs. 1850.
wednesday; Mentgomery County Dupli-
cate Bridge Club, pairs topenl, 12:45.
stephan Studio. 1883 Euclid; Mp
gsaiTs gs1iT.. {1pen1: w;;;a. 1S;;So: Washington
rhnrsday: :'1a cb:s. Club, Gordon Hotel;
pairs. 7:45,. ConEressional secretaries'
BridSe Club, House once Building:
pairs. Penthouse Bridge Leaguei
Health, Education, Welfare Building;
pairs. $50. Playfair Club, 143l Har-
ward: MP pairs lopen). 7:46 (reser.
Friday: Lyon Village Duplicate Club,
S90a 1904 Lee Sc hishysy; pairs 3open}.
King: MP pairs; 7:45 treservations.
s::11ss. Stephan sfadio' ,Osifs eOOsn''
Saturday: stephan Studio, MP pairs
lopen), l. Chess Club, pairs. 7:45.
Welsh Club, 1882 Massachusetts,;
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Coming Tournament.

Next major attraction for
tournament stars is the VAN
derbilt Cup match for the ma
tional Knockout team cham
pionship which starts Friday
at the Hotel McAlpin in New
York City and continues
through February %. Quail
flying sessions will be Friday at
$3.50 pm. and Saturday at /
pm. Knockout rounds will
be held Saturday evening and
Sunday afternoon and eve
ming; quarter-flnals Monday.
semi finals Tuesday and finals
Wednesday. All entries must
be submitted to ACBL head
quarters by S pm. February II.
Red" master points toward
life m a stership will be
awarded
The sixth annual Fauquier
tournament at Warrenton, Va,
will be the tournament high
light for Washington area fans
this month. The tourney is set
for February 1927 at the
Warren Green Hotel and WBL
Director Paul E. Golden will
referee the contests.
The popular Southern clas-
sic sponsored by the Richmond
Bridge Association, fall q week
earlier this year. The sec
tional meet will be March As
at the John Marshall Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
FIGURE in New York PIoy

Last week end in New York,
Norman Kay of Merchantville,
N. j., was winner Of the ma
tional life masters individual,
out-pacing the 72-par field
wit l,411 match points in five
sessions. D. c. star Alvin Roth
tied with B. Jay Becker OF
New York for runnerup honors.
John j. Parish of Centralia,
Ill, and John c. Kunkel OF
Harrisburg. Pa, former WASH
ington Bridge Leaguers f1n-
ished 18th and 29th and were
in the over all master point
division Israel Cohen another
D. C. champion, rated sixth
place in the first session and
topped the fourth session.
In the senior masters flights.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
Camera Clubs

Silver Spring Camera CluD
will view prints Thursday by
C. Bennett Moore, PISA ex-
hibitor, at 8 pm. at the Sligo
Park clubroom, Forest Glen
and Reddick road. Also on
the agenda: a technical print
exhibit (PSA); an illustrated
Eastman Kodak talk, Print
Analysis T.; and an open
members print competition.
At that last slide competition:
First and second, H. Dodge;
third, r. Carlo; honorable
mention, E. Dobbins.
Edward s. Cobb Of the
Naval Photographic Center
will be guest speaker at q
meeting Tuesday Of the Alex
andria Camera Club, 8 pm.
at 200 Oxford street. His topic
will be Contrasts in Photog-
raphy." A monochrome COM
petition also will be held.
Color-dye transfer prints
will be the topic for discussion
at a meeting of the YMCA
Foto- Craft Club at 8 pm.
Tuesday, 1916 Twelfth street
NV. A session in basic f1lm
development and print MAX
ing, directed by Theodore p.
Lewis, will be held at the same
time in the US Bowen Room
for beginners in photography.
The National Photographic
Society will meet Wednesday
at 8:15 pm. in the Natural
History Building auditorium.
Tenth street at Constitution
avenue, to hearSa talk by Louis
Werner. Signal Corps techni-
clan. Mr.. Werner will discuss
technical aspects of color re-
production. Each member
may bring two slides for a
critique and competition.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
By Moreoret [. Fisher

Highlighting today's bridge
activities is the fourth annual
charity contest sponsored by
the Washington Bridge League.
The two-session game, ac-
corded sectional master point
rating by the American Con-
tract Bridge League, will be
held at the Willard Hotel at
/ and 7 pm. All proceeds will
be donated to. the American
Cancer Society.
The contest. one Of the most
important duplicate tourna-
ments sponsored annually by
the local league, is open to all
ACBL members and their
guests. Tickets at $1.75 per
player for each session. will be
available from the directors at
starting time.
The Dubois Bowl, currently
held by Douglas Groves and
Richard Zachary. will be
awarded for a years custody
to the winners of today's two
session game. Mrs. William
Poissant and Manfred Sobern-
helm are chairmen Of the
event.
New WBL Directory
Mrs. Paul E. Golden has
been appointed chairman Of
a committee to publish a new
Washington Bridge League Di-
rectory. The local league now
lists more than 600 members.
Changes in name, address or
phone number should be sub
mitted to Mrs. Golden at Co
lumbia 5-5336 prior to March
1S
Evening star., 1955-02-13

mention Is obviously due to
some sort of Jogging. Perhaps
the paper is very old. Or it
might be that your chemical
solutions are exhausted or con-
taminated.
The most probable cause
though is that there is a light
leak in your darkroom. These
are often only noticeabIe when
the room is in total darkness
and, with the safelight on. as
it would be when you are
printing, a leak may have
escaped your notice.
You can find out If this is
the cause of your trouble by
laying a strip of printing paper
on the easel or table after
all lights in the room have
been turned out. Lay some
small object on a portion Of
the paper and wait for about
10 minutes. Then develop the
paper and If light Is leaking
into the room a difference will
show where part Of the paper
was covered.
If no result is apparent try
the same test while the safe
light is on. If the uncovered
portion of the paper shows
fog it will then be apparent
that the safe light isn't safe
at all and a smaller bulb should
be substituted for the one you
are now using,
Volue Of Old Equipment
QUESTIONABLE old cameras
and ancient Photographic
equipment of any value?
Answer-In many cases the
answer is yes. While most
cameras made in the last SO
years or so are still fairly COM
mon. those that appeared In
the 1905 are comparatively
rare. For example. the first
camera ever made by George
Eastman, the Eastman Detec-
tive Camera, is an extreme
rarity. The only one known to
exist is in the National Col
lection at the Smithsonian.
If you have an early model
of q camera, protector, or other
equipment, bring 1t in to the
Smithsonian and we will be
glad to identify 1t for you and
give you some idea Of its rarity,
although we do not under any
circumstances make sppraisals.
Evening star., 1955-02-13

Ward and Mrs. Ieoia King Clara
SstssnssssTt Sts aD.tb.n sn. M. m a MTs snd
Mrs; ,Hermen Moe. Clara stsrnecker-
Chess: .l2I3l 1-pr. Emily orexe-
Herman Her M, Noe ,.d tee Kashleen sNs MsSS1s
stafSi. SASnesM MMr. Misasn ana aG1mesHI Mr.. i. X:
Molony. l2t5l III. P. Leary-Herman
Moe; Miller Roberts-Janss q; Stone.
JiTEs; Jim KsessnoconTad sn0tso %Psrsno' Person. ',
s Gsl'%sla {. gS%n.1. lRE and 4 Il Ml: si'4yi1s v
Eusene Z. Krewson, Peter kiosiz-
PsS ss1a s5 S,chsI Eaeri NJ. 2nSy d'd osso stszf5
aeorge Ksthan wilson sstterneld,
Mrs. Marianne Boschsn-Mrs. s AliSe
siTsfs5 MtassJosn SsT5 Dess MF: slesss sSaa.
Warren Felkel. Mi. and Mrs. Arthur
Becker; l2L7 Mrs. Lois Casssll.
Hr. Metsssds MTs e. sssSoaIn.I4. asF1sn na'aas ann
DIXON. Mrs. B. Gordon Mrs, Ives;
Montgomery: t2I2D l-Mrsa Frank
es9 yiainia aslsn Ghisos g. wes
c. Il. Nevins. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Boys. Hattie Arnold-Willte Smith.
Mrs. Helen Hoffman-Mrs. Marge Han
cock. lSection b 1-Mr. and Mrs.
M.S, Brown. Mrs; Mildred BatssrMrs. s;l
Mrs: q. W: Thomas, Mrs. Helen 8.
Wel!s,Mars; Lillian r,1 Astori rni.sn.,n-o 7,
simpson, William Edwards-qeorg
Harper. 2-Sadie Myers -Lenore Brown.
Irma Abrams-Edith Carlson. Playfsir:
l2I9 Mrs. Lucy McConchie. Clara
Tal5eF s.sboa9n. .aa dnsiviaua se N 1Mkss. Wafsi.
Meyers. marguerite Tanck-M; Royem;
2-Mary Frances Breckenridge-Paul
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl orness.
stephan. .t2/2l Mrs. Laura Held
ingsfeld-Mrs. p; Z. STEPHAN. Mrs;
With Mrs, STANLEY Sessley:MEs: Alice
Wilson go 1--Rosemary Riordan-
Harold Mayer. 2--Mrs. ]. g; Sea-
bourne Erwin NJ. Kenison. (2/5l l.
Mrs. Laura Heidingsfeld-M Mrs: D., z.
STEPHAN: 2-Mrs. Stanley Beasley-
Walsh: ssection A, Mr. and Mrs.
Walker, 2-stanley Johnson Manfred
o0fLnFft E. f. Frese. tsection s4ion b A UNI. and
Burger Grace Eaton. Mrs. j.. q.
sea6ourne-Lynp D. vciIIi', vciHIEier', Msry sy
Ralsvski-aenry Paolini.
Duplicate Bridge CoIendor
Meeting place LISTED. once only)
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Answer to
Song SIeuth'
(See Quiz on Page E-4.)

Gus Edwards and Vincent
Bryan wrote I'm My Merry
Oldsmobile" in 1905, when the
Rolls Royce and Oldsmobile
were being manufactured. but
before the model T Ford
(1908) or the Stutz Bearcat
1920, and, Of course, long
before the many current
models. Edwards, in addition
to his song-writing ability, de-
veloped talent of children
who later became stage, screen
and radio-TV stars: Elsie
Janis, Eddie Cantor, George
Jessel and many others.
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League Results
Moster Point Results

Arlington: Mai and Mrs. Earl
Buchan. C. C. Cook-Leo Durkee. p
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.. Dickson. Mrs.
Kay Tebo-Mrs. R. Thorburn. Lyon:
ley. Mrs. Edith s. Valentine-Mrs.
L. A. McClelland. 2-Mrs. Wallace
Hanning- Mrs. H. r. Canning, Mrs.
David Cooper Mrs. Margaret p.
Lynch. Penthouse: 1--Myrtle Tim
Floyd Hosklngs. 2-Al Skolnick-
George Kaufman. Eva Goldbers-
Dave Handel
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held concurrently, w. W.
Williams Of Raleigh, N. c..
was the winner with 1.325
points. 1t. Raymond j. Fetz-
ner finished 18th over all. Col.
j. @. Seabourne topped the
field in the third session.
Hardee Allen and George
Kathan participated, as did
Mrs. Doris Vosburg of New
York, former WBL member.
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Iiscellnneous Notes

Tomorrow q new starting
time Of z pm. win be effective
for Labor Department Bridge
Club alternate Monday dupli-
Gates. James Hughes Is new
term president. Helen Robi-
chaux secretary treasurer.
Lazard Self director. James
Wood assistant director.
Federal Bridge Leagues an
nual two-session pair cham
pionship Is slated for Febru-
ary 20 at / and 7:30 pm. at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel. This
event is open to all FBL mem
bers and guests.
League Results
washinEten Bridge League: Month
y winners game. double master
+. Morales Sscedo. NJ. and Mrs.
Andy. Gabrilovitch.. (Section b Capt.
j. H. Moller- Robert Boyer. Mrs.
Marianne Boschan-Mrs. Margaret L.
Fisher. Runners-up Mrs. J.. A.
Weber Mortimer D. Goldstein. Mar
gerry Hatchell-Nat Cooper, Charley
Johnson Richard Zachary. DR.. W. 8.
Benedict-Dr. Edwin M. Short. Nom
hell-Manfred Sobernheim, Mrs. Mar
garet Rucker-Rush Buckley; placing,
Conrad Person-James Keeean, Mar
guerite Richardson-Ro Norm.
Federal Bridge League: First in 13-
George Kathan, Mrs. Roy Hackett.
Wilson Satterfieid f16h matches out
Of 24). Mrs. Jean Ellis, Mrs. Agnes
Fischer. Charles Richter. J. Fred
Stayer (16 Wins),