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required weekly to supply normal
needs Of some so civilian and
Federal hospitals in the District
and nearby Virginia. Maryland
and West Virginia.
The most critical shortages
are in the negative types and
|O-positive. officials said.
1902 Pints Distributed
The center at 2025 e street
NV. will be open / to 9 pm.
tomorrow. Last week a total Of
! 500 pints of blood were dis
|tributed In the area.
On Tuesday, June 4, free
Glasses in home care Of the sick
and Injured will be given at the
Montgomery County Red Cross
Chapter House, 1920 East-West
Highway, Silver Spring. Md.
Mrs. Alice Misegades. registered
nurse. will be instructor for the
course. available to women and
men and keyed to new civil de-
Tense requirements.
Schedule Given
This weeks schedule for the
IbloodmobileS follows:
Tomorrow-Prince Georges County:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

blood pressure remained normal
or rose slightly.
Seek Cause Of Agitation
Before treating agitated pa
tents physicians attempt to de-
termine whether some condition.
which could be corrected swiftly.
is actually causing it.
With the alcoholic. this may
involve severe head injuries when
X-rays. spinal taps and other
diagnostic studies are necessary.
If a patient has certain diseases,
it isn't safe to calm his agitated
state by using barbituates.
Sometimes the patient is so
agitated that doctors have a
difficult time doing anything.
Effective in S to 10 Minutes
Rromethazine produces a deep
sleep within five to 10 minutes
after the infection. The re-
searchers report that breathing
remained normal and the pulse
rate was normal.
No convulsive seizures were
observed, although five alcoholic
patients had a history Of seiz-
|ures and one had had b convul-
sion only five hours before the
drug was administered.
No toxic effects were observed
in any Of these So patients as
is sometimes seen with the use
of tranquilizers.
Most Of the patients were i'm
proved after awakening, and in
at least two manics there was q
definite and continued reduction
in excitement.
Favorable Changes Cited
It is too early yet for Arm con.
illusions to be drawn, but the
author says: THE impression
was that in disturbed states Of
recent origin there were decid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Junior Chamber Picks
DunXiIIe Merchant

RICHMOND. May Is (R.-
The annual convention Of the
State Junior Chamber Of Com
merce today elected a Danville
retail merchant as the civic Or
ganization's new president.
Alvin H. Newman. 33-year-old
member Of the Danville chap
ter. defeated Bruce d. Reynolds
jr. Of Albemarle County for the
top office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Georgetown U. Gets
Ford Foundation Fund

The Georgetown University
School Of Medicine received a
SIS million check from the Ford
Foundation last week. the final
payment in a 81 million grant
to the school.
Georgetown is one Of IS pri-
vate United States medical
schools sharing in a total Ford
disbursement Of 500 million to
strengthen medical education.
The grant is to be held as in
vested endowment for at least
10 years. During this time in
come from the endowment may
be spent for Institutional pur-
poses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Engineering
Group Elects

Newly elected chairman Of the
D. C. Council Of Engineering and
Architectural Societies is DR..
william T. Read. q consultant to
the US. Army's Chief Of Re-
search and Development.
Vernon Foster. an industrial
engineer also employed by the
Defense Department. was elected
vice chairman in recent voting
Leland B. Sponholtz, an elec-
trical engineer with Westing-
house Corp. was named secre-
tary-treasurer.
The Council is an administra-
tive clearing house for some two
dozen national engineering and
scientific societies who have
headquarters here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

street. Alexandria. Va. from 10 an.
to 4 pm.
Wednesday - District Of Columbia
10 am. to 4 pm. Arlington County:
Building TT Gravelly Point, Va, from
10 am. to pm.
Enthusiastically.
vict Camp No. 21. Falmouth, Va from
2 to 8 pm. Fairfax County: Occoauan
Workhouse, occoqusn, Va. from am.
to 3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

Andrews Air Force Base. Service Club,
from $3.50 am. to $3.50 pm. WASH
inston County: Fairchild Plant No. Q.
Hagerstown, from $3.50 am. 10 $3.50
pm. District Of Columbia Chapter:
Boiling Air Force Base. Service Club,
from am. to pm.
Tuesday-District Of Columbia Chap
ter: Main Navy, Constitution avenue,
Room 2541. from 9:30 am. to $3.50 p m.
Alexandria: Chapter house, 401 Duke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

agitation.
BY producing a quietly Sleep
ing patient 1t permits immediate
therapeutic measures, such as
intravenous feeding or the adj
ministration Of antibiotics.
Preliminary studies were re-
ported by DR.. Joseph F. Fazekas.
chief medical officer: DR.. John D.
Schultz. head Of the psychiatric
division, and DR.. James G.
Shea, admitting officer. DR..
Schultz and DR.. Shea are on
the faculty Of the Georgetown
University Medical School. DR..
Fazekas Is adjunct professor in
both the Georgetown and George
Washington University Schools
Of Medicine.
s. Patients Studied
Other researchers have used
promethazine before with not
a. much success because they
used smaller doses. This pre-
liminary study involved IS pa
tients suffering delirum tremens
and 10 acutely disturbed
psychotiss.
One Of the major problems
physicians face with an agitated
patient is accurate diagnosis Of
his physical troubles. So he
must be Quoted. The barbitu-
ates tend to depress the actions
Of vital centers, such as the
respiratory center or the cir
eulatory system.
Promethazinc, it is reported
% far has not reduced the blood
pressure as other anti-histamines
and tranquilizers sometimes do.
To date. it has not thrown 9
patient into Q state Of shock
and, in fact. in all cases, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
TODAY IN MEDICINE
Sleep Drug Is Studied
As Aid in DIAGNOSIS

potent but apparently safe anthistamnne preparation
which induces immediate sleep for six to eight hours is being
studied by researchers at District General Hospital
The drug known promehazne allows physicians to more
swiftly diagnose and acutey agated patients Also 1t
possible trauma other organic for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Emergency BIoodmobile
To Aid Special Appeal

special appeal for blood issued yesterday by officials
the Washington Regional Blood Center to repenish
the shortage and prepare for weekend accidents.
facilitate blood donations emergency boodmoble will
be added and will be in operation 10 to Tuesday
at the Guam Building Twentyh street and Oklahoma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

NE. This is under the sponsor
ship Of the Air Force Aeronauti-
cal Chart and Information Cen
ter and the Special Services
Division Of the Adjutant Gen.
erals once Of the Army.
Officials said collections last
week dropped ST. pints below
the essential quota of 1000 pints
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Alexandria Man
Indicted in Attempt
To Iniure Officer

An Alexandria man. accuses d
trying TO run a detective dowI
with his car, was indicted yes
terday ny 8 Corporation Ccuri
Grand Jury on & charge OF tcio,
eous assault.
William 2. Dillon "a, VI tbs
AGO nlocg Cameron Stree. va
accused py Oct. l.. A. Perdcf
g apr. The detective slid nc Wa.
twins to talk to Dillon III con
rection with a complaint Gle:
against Dillon by MS wife, wncr
The defendant attempted tc ru!'
him down with his automobile.
Also among Is persons IN
dicoed vas Robert x. Alley, &c
of the First block East Reec
avenue, on two counts of forgery
and two counts of grand Larceny
10y check. Athey was arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Salary Raises Urged
For Arlington Teachers

Years. The council asks for
$4,l00 to Sc, 700 in IL years.
/ For teacher with a doctors
degree. the starting salary would
go from $4,000 to S4,400 and, at
the TOP, from $500 TO $7,l0C,
line number Of years would be
reduced from IS Jc 10.
Other Proposals
For teachers Without d degree
the corrcil asks For a nike from
$4,000 10 $4,000 and from The
present S+.70o na%imum 10
$500. TIE spsu would be cul
back from IS 70 l2 years.
AT present, iaacherS coming
ipto inc Arlington schoo, system
from other areas receive ~ 10
$70C additional pay for this cut
s'Ce experience. Ire School
Boards ADVISORY group calls for
aa inCreasc 10 $1,000, Win the
specific amounS based or thu
number of teaching years.
Substitute teachers, ,,nder the
councils plan, would ne paid SO
a day instead of the present $13
a lay FOR the first 10 consecutive
days.
The councils proposals go to
the School Board as it is study
ing Mr.. Rutter'S recon mended
budget for he forthcoming fiscal
year If $l0.167, 102.
This figure, however. does not
include funds for a teacher pay
raise. The superintendent sug-
geSted new salary scale. would
require an additional $226,340.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

Salary increases for Arlington
public school teachers ranging
from $500 to $500 year wer'
recommended today by a Schoo
Board advisory committee.
The Personnel Policies Advis'
DRY Council labeled its proposal.
q compromise when compared
with separate recommendation,
b. the county's education rs
ISOLATION and :Supt. Il. Edward
Ruttei.
A council spokesman pointed
out THAI The groups suggested
500 hike for beginning teacher:
is less thai the comparable zig
ures il. The Other two proposals
1T The same time, the advisory
group is asking that teachers
reach top scale in a s!lor.er d;
ROC of lille.
Would Increase Scale
Under the councils plan The
starting salary for & teacher
with a achelor S degree would
Re faiSed from S3.70C to $4,000,
ut he ,op rung the figure woulC;
Jump from $500 to $4,000. The
number of years to reach the
maximum would be reduced from
IS to l..
AS with these teachers, the
councils plan calls for G 500
minimum and $500 maximum
increases for instructors holding
masters or doctors degrees.
Under the present scale a
teacher with a masters degree
goes from $4,000 to $4,000 in II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Virginia Ranked
18th in Average
Spending Per Pupil

RICHMOND. Feb. Is (P).-h
Virginia Education Association
report shows Virginia ranked
Both among he States in pei
pupil expenditures during 1866
with only Falls Church, Alex.
andria and Arlington Up 10 The
national averages.
The statistics, released ycster.
day, showed Virginia lad aver
age per pupil expenditures Of
S200.9C compared with & national
average Of $3.50
Per pupil spending il nearly
areas: Fails Church, $332.37,
Alexandria, S28G.ll. aNd Airing.
tor County, S3C3.42.
Virginia counties averages ar
expenditure Of $l87.66 per pupi
and the cities $229.sc, the VEi,
said.
Alter Falls Chdrch and A,ex.
audria Il. The lis of cities came
Richmond, $275.07; Poanoke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

January 20 by Oct. Andrew Ben
arick who chased him several
blocks aftef the detective spotted
him hiding behind h tres Vhen
he Werc &c his nousc 10 question
ainl.
Three men Were indicted on
robnery Charges They are Lin
wood McGee. 20, Clifton Ward
law 81, o. TIE 49a i,icch North
Columbus street, and William
Latham. o., Ct tne SOC block
Cameron street. lTe three Ne
groes are accused Of .aking Gle
IRON Luther q. Robinson o. the
n6h clock Norta Alfred street
Randolph =. Welsh, So. u
the 800 block Slater. lane, was
indicLeG on charge Of felcneous
assault With a pipe wrench on
Oscar T. Mooney of the 700 block
Souti. Thirty f7rsS street, Ar
'icgtol..
commemorative Attornt = Earl
F Wagner said another grand
i'lry would be called for March 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

incident, said anywhere from 10
to so could have been involved.
The stabbine occurred while
the convictS were attending a
Saturday night movie. Cross
was just checking into the con-
vict quarters after finishing his
duties as a trusty when he sud-
denly pulled out sharp file and
plunged it into Mir. Miller's back.
police said.
From sketchy information in
veStigators have been able to
piece together the stabbing of
Mr.. Miller was supposed to clear
the way for convicts inside the
building to make a break for
freedom. There were three or
four guards in the building. but
they were not armed because it
is against regulations for guards
to carry weapons when inside the
convicts' quarters.
The timing was upset because
Mr.. Miller did not fall when the
file first was plunged in his
back. but stayed on his feet
and struggled with Cross until
another guard came to his aiG
from $50 feet away.
Cross fled the camp in the
automobile of a third guard.
Alonzo Parlett. who has been sus-
pended from duty while the in
vestigation continues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Alexandra Zoninq
Plea Is Studied

A proposed coming chang,
which would allow professional
Offices in residential areas wa.
taken under advisement as
Night by the Alexandria Plan.
ring Commission.
The request for the ci.arst
was made ~ & group OF physi
clans who want &c nuild office;
Oil L. acres adjoining tne sit
fer a new Alexaldria hosr,ta
or Seminary road.
The physicians Dial &c !iuil:
a village type development viii
The oxyericl appearance O
houses.
Charles L. Bea. LEY Dresiden
OF the Seminary Hill Citizer'
Association caid the propose
would Re "con .rary to good zon'
ing practices" The Semina.y
area presently S one o. small
estates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Mass Getaway Plot Tied
ToFoirfox Guard Attack

Virginia prison officials Sus.
pect al attempted mass getaway
was behind the near-fatal stab
blng of guard at State Roac
Camp No. 80 in Fairfax County
last Saturday.
D. P. Edwards. superintendent
of convict road forces for The
entire State, said the break ap.
pa.ently was foiled because thu
wounded guard MANAGED tt
struggle with. his attacker lone
enough to upset the scheme.
The guard, Roy w. Miller, Al
was the only armed officer be.
tween all lao prisoners at Tho
camp and freedom.
He was stabbed three times a.
he stood at the gate to the con
vict's quarters. He was critical,
wounded. One of the wounds
was just under his heart. Hi
now is recovering at Arlington
Hospital.
Henry Gross, rs, OF Washing
ton County. Va. a trusty at the
camp. yesterday was charged
with felonious assault for the
attack. and was held for grand
jury action in Fairfax County
Court.
Cross fed after the attack. but
later gave himself up.
Mr. Edwards. who personally
visited Prison Camp 80 yester-
day. said an investigation of the
suspected getaway plans was
continuing.
He said he had no definite
idea how many convictS planned
to make a break. out felt quite a
few were involved.
Fairfax County police, who
have also been investigating the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Mental Health Unit
Elects Officers

FREDERICKSBURG FEB. Is
iQD.-Forrner State Senator VIC
TOT z. wilson Of Hampton was
elected president OF the Virginia
association fol Mental Health al
its annual meeting yesterday.
Mr.. Wilson. ar attorney, was
named 20 succeed G Richmond
physician, Er. w. r. Thomrson,
at the close OF the 'hree-dc.'
session.
Other Officers are Mrs. j. Tevis
Eichie o. Charlottesville. first
vice Dresidel.; Mrs. Ecv'i, L.
W'ldncr cl Warwick second vice
president, and Mnrcelius Wright,
Ijr., of 3ichinonG, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
THE EVENING STAR Washington. D. c. "A-lS
FRIDAY

MI. Wagner is speeding up proc
essing Of criminal actions in
order 10 clear part of the city
jai! Sc that construction Of a
new building can be started.
Prisoners liz one section Of the
isl NUS re removed So the cell
block can be taken out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

$257.27. and Clifton Forge
S236.47.
The YEA figures were compiled
on the basis Of average daily at
tendance and included expendi-
lures from both State and local
funds, exclusive OF debt service
and capital outlay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15
Concer Aides Named

Mrs. Alvin F. Kimel and Mrs.
Glenn A. Helwig will head the
residential drive for the 1857
Persons interested in helping
the crusade are asked to call
Mrs. Kimel or Mrs. Helwig.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-15

She woke up rested she'll feel
energetic all day because she slept
on q Serto Posture mottress thot
cove her srine-Ie"el sleep!
Evening star., 1957-12-22
NUMISMATIC NOTES
u. S. Commemorative

Alyar Nunez Cabeza de
Vaca was q leader Of q 400
man expedition which set out
to explore the Gulf Coast in
1925. Eight years later he
and three other survivors
reached Spain's northern
outpost in Mexico, bringing
with them stories Of seven
great cities TO the north as
rich as newly conquered
Peru. In 1885 the 400th ami
versary Of his journey was
marked by the Old Spanish
Trail silver half dollar. The
diverse shows q cows head
(cabeza de vaca in SPANISH
and the reverse q map Of the
trail.
The sesquicentennial Of the
City Of Hudson, N. Y. was
observed with . commemo-
rative coin In 1885. The OBJ
verse shows the HALF Moon. !"
the ship In which Henry
Hudson explored the river
Evening star., 1957-12-22
CAMERA ANGLES
FomiIy's YuIe' Cheer
Should Be Filmed

corner. where 1t will produce
deep shadows at its rear. try
a flood lamp behind 1t to
give some depth to your pic
lures. Any of the scenes
made with the tree viii serve
as excellent picture material
for your photo Christmas
cards next year.
There are other key scenes
you will not want to over
look. Take a shot or so when
the kiddies hang their stock
ings to be filled by st. Nick.
Shoot them again the neyt
morning when they ransack
them for the contents. Ex-
presSions are always perfect
during these moments.
II you can arrange to make
1t out Of bed ahead OF the
youngsters. set yourself and
camera to take shots of the
initial expressions as they
first catch a glimpse Of the
tree and the stack Of waiting
gifts.
Snap the Oldsters. Too
Then. of course. there will
be unlimited picture-taking
opportunities as each mem-
ber Of the family opens his
gifts. Concentrate your fire
on the little ones. but don't
overlook the older ones. for
this is one day Of the year
when all have something to
be happy and thankful for.
II YOU are having a turkey
and who isnt?-take time
out from the family feast to
shoot q snapshot here Of
Tommy gnawing on a drum
stick or Sally filling up on
cake and ice cream. To make
It easy and unobtrusive just
keep your camera at hand
and shoot pictures without
bothering to get UP from the
table except for one or two
which viii show the entire
family having their Christ
mas feast together.
Since there will be many
colorful ribbons. tree orna-
ments and other decorations
We suggest that you use color
Evening star., 1957-12-22

is tine. in the red point division in
Master Peint Results
ArlLngten; Mrs. jean Ellis SUM-
Hume, ME- Esther S io peRsaa.apn 5I.sin
bert oeddes. Mrs. Alice cox-LsWis
Chess. Mrs. MalorA chr,s,man.
g Aeeutehen. Mr.. and Mrs r. W.
S.Ea@s.n Moe. Mr.. 'sf1 n ) Gs1:;aEs: eo:isIio.
Chevy Chase MAJ and Mrs.
r. W Lufkin. Mr.. ana Ms b Meade
Mrs Mss'ss < a. wSI,sssss SMss ssT,h M,i So1I,s;
HOIlspan Mrs. William sehnlci
W cslunsI.; 6, i~virsinis Kinard-
Edingheld. Mr., and Mrs.
pnSsAls r.. hesiar W.i,. EiinOF x. FinsEsi-
ROssi. Mrs n. Kaplan James sour.
l.nrn. a. M 1.MI. p,..nnss .ns Mrs. William
msn.Mrs. Florence Millspaush CAPT.
ana Mrs. 0eorse C Potter tied With
Mrs, X. q, Campbell-Lloyd Seher.
nersorn. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Gsrsn oDes; la: i-Mild.ed Tel
june Lieberman, s-Mrs X
Pearson MsTiha schxsfi1. Ruth
freeman-M Mary Lipp. Dec, i5l. -
po,sS pponsle g. chr,simsn Ns Bruce Bruce Vale NiIs
HuIseek Julius jacobson. c. B. Bos-
tey-R 8, Nelson II.
Kenueed: Mr.. and Mrs Rich
arc W. Beers. Mr.. and Mrs. Meade
Taursd.y Noon; Mrs. Jun.
Rnouden.Tlon Xohst g-Mrk Pearl
Walter Reed: l-Mr. and Mrs NJ
PPseSslei Psss -L ,,sS Col ,;s Jeaps1.s nd.s
Other Duplicate winners
AErie9ltare; Esther Weaver
James Lipman
Alexandris: Mrs. Irwin-Dr. Frank
Bethesda; IndiyiduaI: i-Mr
Carl Tessmer. ID NJ PEBBLES, jr
! Chess. Mrs. Florence Millspaugh-
X. ?. ssinwell. Mrs. Jack Cole-Lewis
Cius so: Mrs. r, Z. Edwards
Mrs. Thomas Maddox
GAO; Laurel Penland- Fenton
wlloourne. Herman Fink-Raiph
irvinr 81: Mrs. Edward Hruby-
MS M,loIr Morse Mrs Herman
Labor: Mrs virginia Dye-Thomas
yndae Matthew Solomon-chesteI
Lysn Village: Mrs. Leon Horo.
Msudsy: Mrs. c Tessmer-Mrs ),
A. Weber. Mrs sidney AronsOn-Mrs,
A. @. whiteheads
Montgomerv: Rose Lieberman .Dr
Robert Bates. Mrs. Robert Bates
0fileers Service Cluh. Mrs Anya
smith -Douelas Seymour. Frances
Dudley Albert wachs.
NH; DR.. Nathan Eddy-Ea Engle-
man, DR.. Robert BateS-Dr. J. Lip
Piaytair: Mrs. Hazel Loiiin james
Silver Spring; eDee. iol Mrs.
Tbsriss ss 1a 1fssShrs ReS wilansS KTaU2s
Thomas Circles Ruth Everett
J Dublisa,. G Brids. Calendar
TODAY: Playfalr. 1881 Harvard: NJ
pairs. 40. Goren. 8 Dupont eirel'
TOMORROW: Thomas Circle. Apt. lOi
.44O Sixteenth: pairs. 5.3O.
wESNnnAsxpAlE.0 wTY4SnAx 70 So Ss%ss zane,
THyssPsS MP psIr.. CAs:s hes PHrdGT Pi.ytsr HHis rs
Harvard: pairs, 5:45.
FRIDAY: Lyon NillaEe,. 5000 Lee hisf
Cameron: Mp pairs, 5.lA EucIi,
Apt; loes Gtio sixteenth: pairs. { a
Irving Street. Ala North Irvinl
MP pairs. 545. Silver SprinE, ia0O
Georgia avenue: Mp pairs, 7.4S
SATURDAY: Agriculture: Apt. l0l
womsn's AuslIiary. i5ac Msssi
ehusettS; MP pairs (memhcrs only
IL Chess. Gordon Hotel pair
f:45 walsh, 1889 Massachusetts
Mp pairs, T45
Evening star., 1957-12-22

film all the way through.
This may cost q bit more but
since Christmas comes but
once q year 1t will be well
worth IL, Supplement these
with some black -and-white
snapshots II you will but use
color as the basis for your
Yuletide shots.
Film Rated Faster
Color film has been upped
in speed, and with the fast
lenses on most modern cam
eras, excellent results can be
expected. Use of the proper
lights will enable you 10 make
all the interior color pictures
you want with perfect con-
fldence that they win be all
you expect them to be.
Since many more pictures
will present themselves to be
recorded than you will think
Of in advance. we suggest you
have q good stock OF film.
fiashbulbS and floods on
hand. On the of -chance that
all are not used you can al
ways use them later on. but
few things are as discourag-
ing as TO run out OF film Just
when you need another roll
or two to really do 1t up right
on Christmas day.
A new panchromatic en-
larging paper which pro-
duces top-quality black and
white prints from Ektacolor
or Kodacolor negatives was
demonstrated by Eastman
Kodak at the PISA conven-
ton at st. Louis. Dealers
will stock early in 1858.
HRR
The 22d Rochester Inter-
national will award l8 medals
In five sections. Opening,
March /: closing for entries,
February 8; entry forms
from Norton Brownell, 2ss
Lexington drive. Rochester
IL. N. Y. This year $4,000
viewed 1850 slides and prints.
The old and the new In
picture-taking are contrasted
in q l6-minute Kodachrome
motion picture now available
from Eastman Kodak.
Schools. clubs. organizations
can obtain loan prints Of
The Magic Box That Re-
members" by writing the
Audio- Visual Service. East
man Kodak Co.. Rochester
I. N. Y.