davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

Philharmonic orchestra of Lon
don in a rousing performance OF
the Overture, POIOvsl<i March and
POlOVtsiAn Dances. Most people
have only heard Of the Dances. "
We were lucky to hear excerpts
from the opera in the Soviet film
Grand Concert" released some
time ago. Unspeakably beautiful
in parts. the opera Is at times pom
dcrous and the brilliant orchestral
scoring Is ample evidence that
Rimsky Korsakoff should get a
hons share OF the credit for the
work (MGM).
Leafing through our record lib
brary. we came across one OF the
IS or so different recordings OF
Becthoven's SIXTH SYMPHONY.
William Steinberg conducts the
Pittsburgh symphony in the Pas
toraIe and renders unto Beetho-
ven that which is Beethoven's One
Of Beethoven's few ventures in
program music, II Is easily one of
the greatest OF the nine symptom
les A beautiful reproduction OF
Pieter Bruegers The Harvesters. "
graces the cover and the sound Is
the best (CapitoD.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

survive in It's original form, but as
integrated into later form.
modernism" II Is showing It can
stand the gaff
Since the album collects IL
tunes from the 1919 era, when
Gillespie was riding high. II there
fore falls into the class Of a col
lectOr's item. OF the dozen, five
tunes have never been released.
Best known item In the group
Is DIE own Ow. an item released
several years ago as a mate for
another Die hit, "Oo-pa-pa-da."
Two other items enjoying some
measure OF popularity-they were
originally contained In an album
(Victor) Of bop sides by leading
opponents Of the trend from the
old style-were the Guiana BE
and Guiana Bop, the latter. fea-
turing IA chant vocal led by the
late Chano Pozo, bongo-ist.
Others include Wouldn't You.
Daffy Capers, Hey Pete Let's Eat
Mo- Meat. with Diz bop riffing the
vocal TO the ensemble chorus.
Swedish Suite and Two Bass hit.
Recorded back in that time but
not released were the title tune. on
which we commented earlier, I'm
BE BoppIng Too, with vocal. Jump
In With Symphony Sid and sc.
Louis Blues.
Some OF the names in the Giles
pie aggregations you'll recognize:
Ray Brown. Milt jackson. James
Moody. John Lewis and Al McKib-
bon CVlctor).
A collection Of tunes not issued
before on single release by Nat
King" Cole. are continued in his
latest Nat king Cole Sings,
with Nelson Riddle and Billy Mays
groups backing A midget al
bum. II has II Give My Heart To
You, Hold My Hand. Papa Loves
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

zier" UnRccountable because that
Ia also the title Of a tune contain
ed In the set. n Count Basie-Ger-
aid Wilson composition, which. to
our ears Is anything but dizzy
To say the least. Not that II isn't
good, for It's n smooth aounder--
but the title and the tune Just
don't match.
hut back to the overall apprais-
al Of the album. First. IL is from
the I9i7-i9 period when Gillespie
had his big bands and was one Of
the leading exponents Of the fast
rising. but short-lived bop idiom "
The trend in jazz music failed TO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
MambO and Teach Me Tonight
Capitol.

Not BOlero But Ravel
Ravel fans should get a kick
out OF new LIP entitled "Ravel:
Three Orchestral Pieces" One
side has Ravers AlbOrado Del
Gracioco. Une Barque Sur L.Ocean
and Pqvanne Pour Une Infante
Defunte. CASTOR Poulet conducts
the London Symphony orchestra in
first class renditions OF the first
two. but the "Pabanne" comes off
second best. The flip has Gabriel
Faurc's Pelleas and Melisande
Suite by the same group. Perhaps
Faure's most popular If not great
est work. II Is easily a classic OF
French music. intensely romantic
in n quiet sort of way CMGM.
More Of Prince Igor on one disc
than you're likely to get anywhere
IL contained on IL inch LIP, Or
chcstral Suite From Prince Igor"
Walter Susskind conducts the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
RATING THE
r e c O z D S
DIZZIER AND DIZZIER

Dlzzy GilleHpie'S recent collab-
Grafton with Chicago O'Farrill
on n l2-lnch LIP Afro-Cuban-
American Jazz fusion, entitled,
Afro" (NorgranD. afforded an OPP
portunity Ia bark back to the
early DtE as represented in an
other i2-in. LIP. bearing the unac'
countabls title "DizEIer and Dig
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

staff members OF this paper are
always ready TO give You service
In your news needs. Your friends
like to sec the names Of friends In
the community paper. Thousands
Of words are written each year
about you and your neiEhbors In
this--your community paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

New York amp Mayor Robert Wagner. week
asked the legislature for tho metropolis regulate
tho deaths
city than
during cold
Twenty-nno per housing occupied by Negroes
and that shoernR officially
recognized as sui 81 M
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

Among commissioned vessels in
the u. s. Navy. destroyer type
ships outnumber all others. That is
cludes the whole list. warships,
amphibious vessels. mine warfare.
patrol and auxiliary vessels.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE
Tulane ~" Students Split On In,esra,Ion

(ANPJSudons white
split the question whether should
institution the unVersys student body
Vealed.
Results 40 per the students admttAnce
other 90 stood against H. and 20
INITIAL
Details the study contained In editorial in the
dent uabaoo and separate article both OF which
Withholding survey
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18
Rockefeller Foundations Report List African, Puerto
Rleun Grants

New York AMP Educational grants ranging from $4,000
Federation Rhodesias
Nyasaand the Universities Puerto Rico and Hawaii
cording an Rockefeller
Foundation.
figures part $827o27 spent by Founda
tiond during h quarter o
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

Panama city H. T. -tANPD~The Canal Zone government will
another
Balboa Heights last week.
The will II whites United States raters these
pay 10 rs to
80 to 500 hour In Grade IL.
letter tho replacement Canal Zone personnel
director Edward Dooan Informed tho whites affected:
proposed being n
positions
filled readily locality
and thus compensate nj locality rates"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-02-18

MEALS IN DISH BOAST MANY VIRTUES and vegetables
platter attributes recommend them Let
three vegetables keep company in dish for
Highly seasoned gred tomatoes surrounding broccoli
that Is topped with mustard and hard boiled This
white varied with cheese and
dry mustard
mixed with dry ingredients
Use the below and make thick You'll fnd this
make white because
humps Once considered real accomplishment the
making Of white with Peam has become simple
process Here's the
tablespoons powdered tablespoon -four.
salt. water. tablespoon butter margarine
Medium: tablespoons tablespoons -four,
spoon salt, water. tablespoon butter margarine
Thick: tablespoons powered tablespoons hour
spoon salt. water tablespoon butter margarine
METHODS Mix powdered aour and salt Add
and until bolS and hickened Add
butter You Il Ind best make
white (ANSl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

Broke the Bank at Monte
Carlo" Goodbye My Coney
Island Baby" "If You Knew
Susie" Reverse side is MAZDA
laina.s q $3.50 tune that sports
q miserable set Of lyrics. (Mer.
curry 70660x45.)
Banjo ManiaesIf you en-
Joy strictly banjo music, then
you'll like the two instrumen.
tails entitled "Pick-It- You-Pea-
SAINT" and Double Eagle Rag:
otherwise, it viii leave you cold.
Decca 0-29623.)
Les Start Dancin'
with a Smile" is q catchy in-
strumental based on the Chess
terrified Jingle: however. Co
iumbia should have made 1t
complete on one side. as 1t
doesn't hold interest for q two
sided disc. Column 4-4O545.)
Joe Fingers" CaFr-Carr'S
tinkling piano style makes the
most Of Deep in the Heart of
Texas" and "The Barky-Roll
Stomp" Capitol F32O1.)
Rosalind Paige-Her Fran
kie and Johnnie Cha Cha" is
rather good, but her handling
Of My Reverie' displays o
voice full OF affection. (MGM
K12042.)
Bill Kenny - whispering
Grass" and THE Gypsy" were
fine tunes nicely voiced by the
original Ink Spots. but Bill's
revival lacks the spark and IRE
of the original. ('X" 4X-0i55.)'
Pete Rugolo -- Fine modern
Jazz inStrumentals in the title
tune Of U-Ts 'gThe Shrike" and
Good Evening Friends Boo
gle" columbia 4-4O546.)
Bobby Milano--Young singer
captures the feeling Of "It's
Within Your Power" and
Wont the Angefs BE
Amazed" Capitol F3207)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

.ment to the factory for re.
pairs or II it were necessary
to wait for . factory service
man 10 come from some dis
lance. Additionally, some
types Of photo equipment are
too large for convenient ship
ment to the factory, nor can
such items be spared for this
purpose.
The State University Of New
York course Is the first 10 come
to our attention that goes so
thoroughly into the technical
aspects Of the subject. al
though other schools have
general courses which are de-
signed to prepare students for
careers in other branches OF
the field.
Applicants for the new
course must be is years Of age
or older. and must be grad
yates Of approved four-year
high schools Cor hold equiv
alent diplomas). Physical,
achievement. interest and apti-
tude tests win be administered
by the Institute TO all can
didates for admission.
Further information regard
ing The program may be OBJ
tanned by writing the ONCE Of
Admissions, Long Island
Agricultural and Technical
Institute. Farmingdale. Long
Island, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
ROCHESTER,. N. r.

A new camera that looks
like . giant version Of the IA
niliar 35-mm. type Is on the
market. manufactured by Graf
fiex. Inc. Three years ago the
7o-mm. job now being sold to
the public for the first time
was purchased exclusively by
the Signal Corps as Q combat
camera.
It measures 9N inches long.
s inches high and ga inches
wide. To keep weight down,
the body is Of magnesium and
the lens mount Is Of aluminium.
With normal lens the camera
alone weighs 5 pounds.
It Is loaded with cassettes
which hold Is feet OF 70-mm.
film. These yield so pictures,
each 2A by 23l inches. A
spring motor drive operates
the cameras shooting for 10
consecutive pictures before
needing rewinding. Each click
Of the shutter automatically
advances the film to the next
frame and recocks. the shutter.
Fully wound, 1t Is possible to
take the 10 pictures In six
seconds.
In shooting position. the
camera Is held by Q unique
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
STAMPS AND COINS

h STAMPS AND COINS
UyeDo's Stomp Shop
l2e4 Penna. Ave. NV fei. ME-. S-vQlA
8TAhlP IN aIF-een1 illoned comfoFt %
JOHN ARNOSTI'S. Dos l4th 81. NV
$50 A.M.-8 R:Me DL 7.6I30.
COMPLETE STORE FOR .PHlLATELISTs
8tsmps ana Coins--Beusht and Sole
Washington Stamp Co.
Al2 10Th o. NV. Elk. 3.2701
eTRIKfNG ROYAL PORTRAITs-Two
Mint compl. Southern Hhodesia Commem-
0Fative Sets, Catalog sec. lust 10c with
epproyals. VIKING. Great Neck Is. N. Y.
100 diff. used U. 0. commemoratives
II RIA 90; mint sArmHXy 1ne N1yy csmplss ss
ana used b. 3. selected. D. nsrsranft,
Bex 226. Msneryilie. Pa.
Coins Bought and Sold
COIN SHOP
.A03 18th 90. NV. RE. 7-SO26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
Photographers Loud
Geographic Society,
|copt. Quockenbush

The National Geographic
Society was among groups
and individuals cited by the
National Photographers AS
ISOLATION Of America ct the
recent Chicago convention
for efforts to advance pro-
fessional photography.
Capt. Robert 8. Quacken-
bush, jr, USN, was also
honored.
The Society was cited for
''the consistent use, over
four decades. Of color pho
Biography In the National
Geographic Magazine, and
for furthering the use Of the
camera as the most con-
vincing Recommendation Of
the society's worldwide ex-
plorations."
4 Capt. Quackenbush was
praised for his vision OF
photographs place in the
armor Of our national de-
fense.A and for his askillful
directions Of Photographic
work on land, on sea and In
the air by the United States
Navy"
Capt. Quackenbush. now
assigned to q iiaison post in
Paris. has held many COM
mands dealing with photog-
raphy and Interpretation,
notably at Bikini, for the
Joint Chiefs Of Stan, and
at Anacostia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

duced from two prints OBJ
tanned at the Library Of Con-
gress. One, identified Is o
Brady print Of Lee In uniform.
was used for his facial fea-
lures. The other was taken
from q negative owned by L.
c. Handy Of Washington and
was used for his civilian at.
tire.
Collectors desiring first day
covers of the 30-cent stamp
may send their addressed en-
velopes to the Postmaster at
Norfolk, Va, together with
their money orders.
Iceland has issued two new
stamps featuring two OF its
national sports. The rs aur
brown shows Icelandic wrest-
ling. The 1875 kr blue depicts o
diver. The inscription reads.
"A noble sport is more precious
than gold"
A new l2-value set Of stamps
has been issued by Alden. The
designs show various local
Observation-Disclosures, mat
m q king, weaving, pottery,
building, date cultivation. ag-
riculture, fisheries, lime burn
ing, Dhow building. Two higher
values repeat designs. Each
stamp also bears q portrait OF
the Sultan OF Alden.
The title of the country has
been changed In English and
Arabic on this issue for the
first time. The name now reads
."Qu'aiti State Of Hadramaut. :"
Previously the name read
"Qu'aiti State Of Shihr and
Mukulla."
The latest in the Rotary In
ternational commemorative is
from French West Africa.
which is composed of the fol-
lowing colonies: Senegal,
French Guinea, Ivory Coast.
Dahomey, French Sud q n,
Mauritania. Niger and the
Dakar area.
The central design shows an
outline map Of the African
continent with the Rotary
wheel superimposed. At the
left is q farm tractor with q
factory In the background. At
right Is q modern freighter
being loaded at o dock. The
dates 19O5-lo55 appear ut the
top. The 15-franc stamp La
blue.
distributed ~ Associated prsss)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
POPS
Continued from Page E-4

Continued from Page E.
Leave It." from the Republic
film PLANE Of the Islands,"
as ably sung by actress Yvonne
De Carlo with Riddles orches-
ira. Backing Of "Three Little
Stars" features q chorus. tCap-
itol F3206)
Percy Fsith-The Chorus
sings on the pretty I'VE Won't
Say Goodbye" With the band
starring on the lifting, Latinish
Tropical Merengue." tColum-
bia 4-40543)
Norman Brooks - Norman
has good sides in "If I had
Two Hearts" and Lovely Girl, !"
but he'd be better II he for.
got the AL Joison imitation.
CX 4X-0157)
Big DaveDevotees of the
current rock n roll music will
ind this i2-inch LIP just their
dish. as Big Dawes band ac-
cent that pounding beat. Zone
Mint Julep," 'tKo Ko No."
Shake, Rattle and ROLL
Hearts Of Stone" and "Twee-
die Dee" are sung by The Mug
gets. with Bernice Gooden add
ing q solo on the latter. Solid
instrumentals are Lets Bop"
Night Train" Gibraltar
Rock" John the Rogue"
"Everybody's Wailin'," "Smil-
in AL" and That's the Beat.
Capitol T-640)
The Gaylords - Their
Happy Time Medley" consists
Of four tunes: Minnie the
Mermaid" 1.-THE Man Who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
CAMERA. ANGLES
Tecl,niciuns
Get Help at
University

1ns smisnsonlah Ahs''sas''h
Each year more ana more
colleges ann universities arr
recognising Pho ograpny . .
major science. Necentiy We
surveyed . tWo-year course ~
photography 20 pc estanlisned
this fall at the Long !siana
Agricultural 4 ana Tecnnical
institute oI the STATE JIM
verslty q NeW xoF
Leading to Q degree Of asso-
ciate Ia applied science, the
course is designed 70 train
high school graduates Tor
technical operations IN many
fields Of science and industry
where photography plays .
major role.
High school aradsiates who
are interested N photo
graphic technici . career VIII
md the following SUB eets
taught the nrst year enerai
education. ma heraatics. phys
les, mecnanlcai oraIting, eiec-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
graphic Manufacturers COM
ssai4kna an &ashrzafNn1 training

graphic Manufacturers Com.
mittee on technical training.
The growing need for trained
technicians stems from the
phenomenal growth Of the
Photographic industry since
World War II. Gales ct the
manufacturers level alone are
expected to reach $3.50. 000,-
600 for the current year. This
Is an increase Of some TOO
million over the prewar year
Of 1889 and some 800 million
aimee 1850.
No longer just q pastime or
hobby. photography performs
vital functions In industry.
business. education and COM
munications. 1t rates highly as
a tool Of science, the profess
sions. and the armed forces.
All this, together with its
hobby aspects, puts all Of US in
touch with photography in
some way every day.
Performing these useful
functions Is equipment that
Is q peculiar combination Of
mechanical, electrical and OPP
teal mechanisms. often In
cooperating various eiectronic
circuits. To do its job well In
these many widely dit1er-
ing applications. Photographic
equipment has become more
and more specialized and
complex. As q result. there is
probably no other field today
offering such excellent and
diversified equipment. Il nat
urally follows that these fine
mechanisms made to meet ex-
acting requirements should re-
ceive the best In maintenance
and repair.
While It is certainly true
that the manufacturer can
service his own products in
many cases this would mean
the owner or user would SUI
fer inconvenience and loss Of
time and money should 1t be
necessary to return the equip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
ANSWERS TO
SONG SLEUTH
See QUIZ. Page E-4

See QUIZ, Page E-4
Susan: /. IF You Knew Susie
Like Know Susie" (1925). 2.
"Sunbonnet Sue" (190S). 8. "Oh
Susannah" (1850s).
MARY: /. Rose Marie"
1924. 2. "Oh What q Pal Was
Mary" (l919). 3. ''Mary's q
Grand Old Name" (1905).
ROSE: !. Rose Of Washing
ton Square" (19l9). 2. Broad
way Rose" 1920. 8. yellow
Rose Of Texas" Q955).
KATHERINE: /. xxx
Katy" 1919. 2. "Oh Rather
ina" 1920. 3. II Wish ! Could
Shimmy Like My Sister Kate"
(19l9).
Girls names in the popular
repertory Of the American Soci-
ETY. Of Composers, Authors and
Publishers tASCAP), number in
the thousands-all the way (al-
phabetically) from "Once in
Love With Amy" to "Zettie zum-
Gums on the Either"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
Signal Corps 7O-MM. Comero
Available Now-ut q Price

right-hand pistol grip while
the left hand operates the
focusing and diaphragm id.
justments. The shutter release
button on the back Of the
camera 10 set off by the right
thumb In the normal position
Of holding the camera.
Lenses are changed in q
matter Of seconds with auto
matte correction Of view and
parallax for each lens. The
shutter is fully synchronized
and able to operate under ex-
IRENE range of temperatures.
Automatic numbering devices
keep track Of each exposure
and the number which shows
up in q window in the rear is
imprinted on the edge Of each
negative. When the last ex-
posure Is shot. q red flag pops
up In the view finder. How
ever. it is possible to process
part Of q roll by operating q
built-in knife which cuts the
film at any point, then remov-
ing the cassette.
All In all. the new 70-mm.
camera Is . rapid-fire Job with
many unique features for
photography specialists. AS for
most individual camera fans,
they'll have to 60 right on
dreaming =. the price Of wax
ing up is too high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
PHlLATELIc NEWS
Six Artists to Design
U. N. Stamps for Sc

The United Nations postal
administration has set up an
International panel Of six ar
fists, from as many countries,
to design the u. N. stamps for
1856. The artists chosen for
this first panel are: Mrs. Dahl
Ceilings OF Australia, Leon
Helguera Of Mexico, Jean
Picart lie Doux Of France,
David Stone Martin OF the
United States, Will Wolf
Wind of Israel and Hubert
Woyty-Wimmer Of the United
Kingdom.
When requesting first-day
covers remember to send a
money order with the exact
amount to cover the cost Of
the stamps to be afiixed. Don't
send q larger amount and ask
for the remainder in new
stamps. The Post Once won't
do It. Send a money order,
not cash or stamps.
For example: II you are
sending for eight covers Of q
new 3-center, mail q money
order for "a cents with eight
self addressed envelopes and
your request TO the Postmaster
at the city designated. The
outside envelope should be en-
dorsed FIRST day covers"
Regarding the 30-cent Rob-
ert E. Lee stamp which will
be placed on first day sale at
Norfolk, Va. on September 81,
the likeness Of Lee was repro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21

team-of-four play and Q nom
master pair event are con-
currently scheduled. Starting
times for both contests are /
and $50 pm. With the excep-
ton Of the non-master pair
event and side" games ON
Friday. Saturday and Sunday
evenings, all events offer re-
gional master points for the
winners and those finishing in
the honor spots.
Or. Leroy Robins. tourney
chairman, advises that q Law
ish round Of entertainment
will be provided by the local
planning committee. II is
anticipated that nearly 1000
players viii compete in the
four : day meet. including
many name" players along
the Eastern seaboard.
Local players desiring part
nerS will contact either Mrs.
Howard g. Campbell Jack
son 7-4990 or Manfred So
bernheim Emerson 3-O472).
Other Bridge Events
Next week end the Pennsyl-
vania State championships at
the Yorktowne Hotel In York,
Pa, are Of special interest.
Mems and women's pairs at
2:S0. Friday: ssnixed pairs ut
night starting at $50. The
open pair event Is Saturday
and team game is Sunday.
both double session matches.
The Dixie Wright Club
holds its annual club cham
pionship tonight at 1880. Res
eryations are required: phone
IUckerman 2-0729.
The WBL Women's Auxil-
larry holds its monthly master
point game, members only,
next Saturday at noon at the
Sheraton Park. Hostesses are
Mrs. Stanley Reasley and Mrs.
Robert Dubois.
Master Point Results
un Chess: ~ Ira Irs Hsygooni-Jsmes
noids; Mrs. Florence MilispAngh-
R ~; Edwin Short Mr.. and Mrs. David
Congressional Secretaries, Law.
renee Redmond-sichard Davis. o.
AIeds Eyans-Robert McCord tied with
Iva Van Horn-W. Z. OBrien.
Gnclia: tsI12) 1--opal Van Horn
Fem Hansi Mo Msasls'; M ~. , as5',s-
Lester Gibsof-Mrs. j. Frsd stayer. "
Wright: 1--Dr. Nelson A. Brigham
~. Walker. Ruth Everett-DaviG
Other Club Results
.Alexandria: Laura Penland-Mrs
~i xriinrtein.D o Mns. Eva. sar.,.. Jim
Smith. Mrs. Lois casseii-E. McNuity
Chess: Mrs, virginia. Dye-Frani
HSoyer, Mrs. Betty cook-Dr. N. A,
FEDERAL: DR.. Lynn Edminster.o. p
Graham. Mrs. LYDIA Daws-J. -.
Gessn.. ts/l2l Mr.: and Mrs. Arthur
ReSef. wood s III H55si Mrs. 1 sstMts
Erode william Brinsfieid.
Labsg; sadie Myers-samuel Arnold
tied with Sylvia Pollow-C.. w. Sedg-
cl ss zsa. ri spsni.r sadie Myers
~, MsnAas; Mrs Lester otbson.Mrs,
Whsaton-Mrs, James 0oode.
NH; Mrs. Kilmer Borts-Dr.s Nathan
Piayfair: ts/li) Mrs. Mary Phil
hps-Mrs, Harry Packard. Leona KEN.
p PAN naynn 2. Carrier. fs/12, Mrs
Rucker-H. p. stiilwsli.
Se Greene. ~ Me- Harv. MaS No ssi
~ ,. Osborne. tsection 81 Mary =
Lipp- Thomas Snyder. Miss q, NJ
etrieteI-Joseph ". Day tied with
Lynn D carrier-Eugene B. Tryck.
Duplicate Bridge Calendar
ToniSht; Dixie wright Players. ss1'
Blair road: pair Championship. 1880
Circle: pairs, 1880. Federal Bridg
Ieasue. Sheraton Park Hotel: pair
topen), 7:45, GAO Bridge Club
executive dining room, oererai Ac
counting Once; pairs. go; MSnt
1918 Wisconsin: pairs, 3. Thona
Vermont: pairs topen), $50.
Tassdsy: Asrlcu,turs, Club. s31
Blair road; pairs (open), 7.46. Ar