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Bridge Players
By Morooret [. Fisher

| 'N'S'
Despite a wealth of visiting
talent, Washington area players
made a clean sweep of the five
major titles in the annual
Potomac Valley championships
last week end at the Shoreham
Hotel, cashing in on top scores in
| two special pair contests as well
Biggest victory in the three
day meet went to j. T. McDermott
| of Arlington and j. r. McGhee
4 jr., of Alexandria. who captured
the open pair title by 3212 match
points. They finished top of the
| 77-pair field with 41612 to win
the Vosburgh trophy. Runnerur
awards went to Sam Cohn ano
Henry Stearman, with 384.
Third were John Kunkel-Alvir
Roth; fourth, Gary Arkoian-
Wallace AShby; fifth, George
Dickerman-Lt. Col. R. H. Skinner
and seventh. Mrs. r. H. Skinner
Vic Zeve. Israel Cohn-Robert
Jordan. topping the qualifying
field with ZIG points, failed to
finish in the overall master point
division.
In addition to the champions
high section scorers were Mrs
Gregg tis-George Robertson
and George Black : -Manfre e d
Sobernheim.
On Sunday, Mrs. E. P. Cot
ter. Richard Freeman, Robert
Reynolds and David Murray (sec-
ond title victory for the latter
annexed the Cheeks trophy by
capturing the team of -four title
They won by half a board over
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Denney OF
Toledo. Norman Kay and ]. B
Lyons of Philadelphia.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Kunkel, Jordan
Roth ended in a tie for show
honors among the II teams with
Ashby. Cohn. Jerry Machlin. Phil
Stockvis. In the afternoon round
Mrs. Marianne Boscham, DR.
w. S. Benedict. Mrs. Daisy Mott
and Edgar Perkins took II out
of "a matches to lead the field.
On Friday, Mrs. Edna Evans
and Simon Gerber triumphed over
a 76-pair field to win the mixed
crown and the Stockvis trophy
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Harris. polling
205 points, won runner-up honors
In show position were Mrs. Jenny
Bryant and I. Cohen. Rating
master points in this event were
Mrs. Toni Lebovitz-Paul Kibler
Mrs. Kunkel-Roth, Mrs. Mott
Jordan. Mrs. Boschan-Col. Skin
ner. Mrs Margaret Fisher Charles
Lovenberg.
In the women's pair match
which opened the series. Mrs
Marianne Boschan and Kathleen
McNutt won by a big edge in
the record 44-pair field. They
rate the Swanson trophy for the
second time in five years. Run
Inersup were Mrs. G. N. Poulieff- :
Mrs. D. E. Stephan. while Mrs.
Stanley Beasley- Mrs. Robert Du-
Bois.. finishing fifth, also share
in the master point division.
Wallace Ashby and David Muir
ray claimed an 18-point lead over
DR.. w. S. Benedict and Larry
Reynolds, in winning the mems
pair title. Show awards in the
36-pair field fell to Louis Fruit
man and r. E. Mullen.
Washingtonians also rated top
spots in both special pair events.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kathan were
winners Saturday night, j. D.
Boyd-Murray. Phil Garland Fruit
man sharing points with Mrs. A. j.
ISteinberg and Charles Johnson
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Child Actors Add
ToCost of Films
BY the Assoeioted Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Because one Of the most i'm
portant roles in Finders Keepers
is played by child actor, Univer-
sal-lnternational had to build a
complete house inside a studio
sound stage.
The youngster, 21a-year-old
DUSTY Henley, is prohibited by law
from working nights. There are a
lot OF night scenes in the picture
The film could have been shot
at small home near the studio
III was just what the director
wanted. But he had to duplicate
1t inside the stage so night shots
could be made in the daytime.
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BRIDGE CoIendor

lTONIGHT-F. Arthur Walker Club. 1911
n Quincy, Arlington; team-of-four club
Championship. first session, 5. Reeency
Club Hotel Gordon; duplicate game for
IroMoRRoW-Federal Bridge League, 1900
New Hampshire; team-of-four and pair
game (open), s. La Sale Studio, 10oS
CONNECTICUT; master point pair game
TuEsDAY-Asriculture Club. 1855 Euclid:
pair game topenl, 7:45. Andrews Air
Force Base Ofdcers' Bridge Club, open
pair club championship, irst session.
7:45. Cavendish Club 1921 K; pair
game (openl. S. Count Club 1914
Seventeenth; pair game (open). s.
WEDNESDAY-Steph Studio 1855 Eu-
cid; pair game lopenl. l. Washington
Bridge League, Willard Hotel: mems pair
women's pair club championships, first
Observation-Disclosures Club pair game
topenD. l., Chess Club. Hotel Gordon;
master point pair same, 7:45.
|FRlDAY--Arlington Duplicate Club 1911
N. Quincy. Arlington; pair game s.
Army Navy Country Club, Arlington
pair game, s. Stephan Studio, master
point pair game (openD. 8.
|SATURDAY-WBL Women's Auxiliary
Burlington Hotel: business meeting. elec-
tion of ofncers, 11:30. luncheon master
point point pair same, Chess Club pair
second; master point pair game, 7:45
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paired with out-of-town partners.
On Sunday night, Mrs. Marian
Barre and Mrs. Rose Robins
yielded high score in the two
section pair match. seconds falling
to Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Adler of
Baltimore.
John McDermott and j. r. Nc
Ghee added another master point
to their total last Wednesday att
the Washington Bridge League,
topping the field with the highest
percentage of the evening. Other
winners in the Intersection
Mitchell were Mrs. j. r. McGhee-
Mrs. M. L.. Fisher, Mrs. r. H.
Skinner-Lewis G. Tubbs, Mrs. Full
ton Brylawski-J. Fred Staver, Mrs !.
Howard Campbell-E. G. Harris.
jr., and Charles Lovenberg- James
G. Stone.
In section c. second awards
ended in tie in both directions:
Mrs. Freda Bentley-Lew Levenson
and Mrs. Jenny Bryant-R. L..
Viner (N-S), Mrs. Rose Robins
Mrs. j. G. Seabourne and Phil
Garland-Louis Fruitman (E-W)
Other runnersup were Mrs. j. A.
Dearing- Mrs. J. A. Weber, Mrs.
Jean Ellis-Manfred Sobernheim,
Hardee Allen-G. P. Graham and
John Luttrell-Dr. E. M. Short.
WBL holds its annual mems pair
and women's pair title matches
next Wednesday, with the finai
session May 80. Director Paul
Golden will start promptly at 7:45.
The contests will be held in the
leagues new quarters at the Will
lard Hotel. Defending titlists are
Mrs. Marianne Boschan-Mrs. M.
L. Fisher, women's: Charles john
son-Vic Zeve. mems.
Members of the Women's Auxil-
larry of the Washington Bridge
League go to the polls next Sat-
urday. Annual business meeting
and election. beginning at 1890
am. at the Hotel'Burlington, wind
up the spring season. Mrs. STAN
ley Beasley, Mrs. Leo Crane. Mrs,
Dixie Wright are on the Nomi-
mating Committee. Plans also will
be concluded for entertaining Wis
itors to the forthcoming Summer
Nationals. Following the lunch
con. at which Mrs. Edward Hruby
Mrs. j. r. McGhee and Mrs.
Hazel Ryman are hostesses, a.
master point duplicate for WA
members will be held.
Maj. and Mrs. Wayne Snyder,
newcomers to duplicate. turned
in top score E-W at Andrews Air
Force Base Officers Club master
point contest last Tuesday. Co.
winners in Ms positions were
Mrs. Newton Carpenter-Mrs. H. A.
Walker. Seconds to Mrs. Dixie 7. !
Wright-Maj. Alton Neale and
Charles Richter-Capt Ralph Alt
man. Andrews open pair club
championships begins next Tues
day evening, concluding May %.
Another club championship, the
F. Arthur Walker team of -four.
begins tonight, final session next
Sunday. Reservations should be
made for both of these events
through the director, 1t. Col.
H. A. Walker. Call ia. 8-3347.
The "Baf1lers7 (Mrs. G. P.I
Graham, Wilson Satterfeld, Mr..
and Mrs. S. L. Sommer) took a
session top in Federal's team
series last Monday, winning III
out of "a matches. Tomorrow's
contest ends the 81 series. Odds
on favorites to win are the Docs"
(Mrs. Paul Golden, DR.. N. J.I
McHugh, DR.. and Mrs. w. H.
Gorton). Olive Watson-CalvinI
Cobb. jr., Mrs. Graham Mrs. Som
mers won high pair prizes in the
May IA session.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
By jones Waldo Fowcett

stamp in recognition of the circus
as a great and useful American
institution.
Collectors of Tuberc
Christmas Seals are advised that
the District of Columbia Tuber-
culosis Association. 1901 Eight
eenth street NV, has published
an attractive illustrated brochure
report on the work done with the
money raised through the sale OF
the seals.
Arvid Skavang. 80 Langlia, Oslo.
Norway, wishes to correspond with
Americans interested in Red Cross
stamps.
Stamps Magazine for May 10
contains several articles about the
Pentagon Philatelic Society and
its activities.
The colors of Canadian stamps
are to be changed as follows: q
cent. brown to olive green; Scent,
purple to red; Accent, red to
orange.
Vatican City will bring out .
new series of stamps to COM
memorate the beatification Of
Pope Piux x. The date of release
is given as ION or before June g."
Svend Yort has been elected
president of the Washington Phil
atelic Society, succeeding Rear
Admiral George c. Dyer. Serving
with him for the 1951-52 term will
be: Mrs. Grace Lowering Mac
Knight, first vice president; DR..
George E. Fite. second vice presi-
dent; Samuel M. Burgess. II, Sec
retary; Charles H. Vaughan,
treasurer; Joseph A. Herbert, DR..
Ellis Haworth, Morton Cooper and
Col. Otis Sadtler, members of the
Board of Governors.
The Woodbridge Stamp Club will
meet at 2206 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE. tomorrow evening at 8.
The General Services Admins
tration Stamp Club will meet in
Room 6340, G. S. A. Building,
Nineteenth and E streets NV.
tomorrow evening at $50. There
will be donation auction. Visit
ors are welcome.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

Harry L. Lindquist, editor and
publisher of Stamps Magazine
and president of the National
Federation of Stamp Clubs, will
be guest of honor and principal
speaker at a meeting of the Wash
ington Philatelic Society, 2Ol7
street NV, Wednesday evening
at 8. The public is invited to at
tend.
The denominations of the
United Nations regular postage
stamps will be: /, 1l2, 2, 3, 5, 10
is, 20, rs, SO cents and ST.. Fol
Iairmail purposes there also will be
IS, 10, Is and Is cent adhesives
The cost of the complete set tc
collectors will be $3.50. Printing
probably will be done in England
and the Netherlands, not in the
United States. Releases will be
staggered, with or 5 stickers
coming out at time. Some may
appear in September. Others are
expected on United Nations Day
October "a, Appropriate cere-
monies are being arranged.
Scott Publications, Inc, New
York, announce that they will
publish a simplified or popular
postage stamp catalogue based on
their standard annual. The text
and illustrations will run to 1,28C
pages, and the needs of "the av-
erage or not-So-advanced COL
lector" are to be given paramount
consideration in the data supplied
Price of the book will be approx
mate cost of production, So a copy
The Scent United Confederate
Veterans stamp will go on sale
at Norfolk, Va, May 80. Kathleen
Moore. daughter of Gen. James
w. Moore, will receive the first
sheet from Robert E. Fellers, rep
resenting the Postmaster General
The f1rst-day ceremony will be
staged at the Confederate Monu-
ment on Main street.
Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney
aide to Gen. Macarthur, has oeen
a stamp collector since boyhood
His speciality in recent years has
been airmail covers to and from
the Philippines. A son of the late
Prof. Milton Whitney, long chief
OF the Bureau of Soils in the De-
partment of Agriculture, he is a
brother of Milton Whitney, jr.;
Walter L. Whitney, and Alden H
Whitney, all of whom have been
interested in philately at different
times. The father was president
of the Washington Philatelic So
ciety in 1907 and 1908, and the
boys often accompanied him to
meetings, bringing their stamp
books with them for exhibition
and trading purposes. Alden
eventually became a dealer in
philatelic material and operated
a stamp shop at Pennsylvania
avenue and Twelfth street NV.
He now resides in Cleveland. Gen.
Whitney has two sons, but they
are not known to be collectors.
The Circus Fans Association of
America, assembled for its 25th an
Evening star., 1951-05-20

The Circus Fans Association OF
America, assembled for its 25th an
nual convention at the Shoreham
Hotel Friday, resolved to petition
President Truman to authorize
Evening star., 1951-05-20

Arvid Skavang. 80 Langlia, Oslo.
Norway, wishes to correspond with
Americans interested in Red Cross
stamps.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

Stamps Magazine for May 19
contains several articles about the
Pentagon Philatelic Society and
it's activities.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

Despite wealth of visiting paired with outof partners
talent Washington players On Sunday night
clean of the FIVE Barre and Robins
major titles in the annual yielded high in
Potomac Valley section pair match seconds falling
Evening star., 1951-05-20

The colors of Canadian stamps
are to be changed as follows: q
cent, brown to olive green; Scent,
purple to red; Accent, red to
orange.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

Vatican City will bring out .
new series of stamps to COM
memorate the beatification Of
Pope Piux x. The date of release
lis given as ION or before June g."
Evening star., 1951-05-20
| AIRPORT DRIVEN Arlington

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MA e. PA KETTLE BACK ON THE
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stamp in recognition of the circus
as a great and useful American
institution.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

| SUNSET DRIVEN l':.bs.e sd'',. ! PIX.
Bet. Columbia Pike and Shirley Hwy,
Open pm. today-tomor. JOHN DE-
REX. DIANA LYNN in "ROGUES
OF SHERWOOD FOREST ttechni-
color) at $40. plus PRESTON FOS-
TER in GERONIMO" 1915. SI.O0
| plus tax a carfull
Evening star., 1951-05-20

The Woodbridge Stamp Club will
meet at 2206 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE. tomorrow evening at 8.
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Star. --26
LADY TO SELL cooking utensils in
Leading dept. store. Neat, ability to
get along with people. viii be
trained By. factory representative
5-day week For appt., telephone
Y 81 s6 aaDI MEssna ~, white, for out
average earnings $50 week. ABBY
g-e;30 am RIM. s27. 724 9th
work. Apply RIM. s27y 724 9th
EsxsiPERTIiENcED CLERK for dry clean
ing store, must have references;
steady job. AID. 3714. -25
WOMAN to serve established custom
ers on 2 regular basis. Must have
ana commission. Esrninss si in Excess
Of SIS per wk. Call CO. $500 for
WOMAN. for once work. with lge.
chain organization. to handle moni-
tor,type switchboard; VIII train.
S SnG se ana p cpoge DS
Mr.. Marshall. ARISTO CLEANERS l.
OVERS, 1925 8. Capitol, or call Ii.
ALL sWSS6MEN-Earn $3.50 box. Sen 3
Ist quality Dupont nylcns, 61-15's,
YOU Complete stock Of coronet hose.
No money needed. Call collect. mar
ket, 7-5679. Phila. --25
ONE LADY attendant to assist with
$l50.000 wardrobe Of international