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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
BIZ ths AssocIatsd Pre.,

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
ing 4-year-olds and up: 8 furlonss.
s S.s Reader sSs 'saa rs.1o Gao sS s sS
IMPERIAL Oak York; $50
Best Reader. HishWire. Doc Upton,
Inc CHARACTER. Co-HostesS, Boy, Sweet
As Pie. Rock. Best Speed. Time, l:Ilss
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
Mr.. Bluebird (TaniG' nj 0.5o 800 s.eO
Gorrioneillo (AreaFO) A.0O 3.80
Mannheim, Heller, Folksy. Quick Count
Widow. Time, 1:47M.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances: 3-year-olds; 1 Il miles
Translation (yaPx'la) 1910 1890 600
Silver Eagle (NevesD 1919 6.4O
Brigadier, Solid Fleet Hundred Grand
DARING Sickle, Poche. Time, 1863.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: 9 furlongs.
Jay Gee Mac tWest'peI $40 500 $40
Your ReEards t SP 'v sS w
Wonder Boy, EuKine. Ammo Domlni.
side Gallant. sally Slipper. Ricordo, spy
F1FTH RAcE-furse. $4,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up 8 furlonYs.
Karin (Taniguehil 1.3O SAC ara
VIII Of Allah (Skuse) $50 2.6O
. Mobile Uongden) 2.2O
muir ftckblQk. Euu 1lme,
Pink Coat, Pay Section. Time, 1:11.
Molter-trained entry 80 fIfs >.
SIXTH RACE-San Carlos Handicap;
SO, 600 sdded: 3-year-olds and UP; q
Due De Fer CNeves) 1850 SEQ. 3.TO
Mister Gus tAfcarol $50 3.36
LassbaN tYaienEuelal 4.2O
r,p poOns ..aI II, Eusenio. Johnnie Nike.
SEVENTH RAcE-The santa Anita
Maturity. 100000 added; 4-year-olds;
spinney lHarmat.) SI.sO 1910 s.IO
sseSs e q. T. tH Ms"i., $50 s s.sS
a Family Album. b Better Weapon.
le Born Mighty Head Man, More Glory,
Scarlet Abbey. Time. 2:O44s.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Lewis Stable Kerr
Stables entry.
King Ranch entry.
&C. ". Whitney entry
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: for
4-year-olds and up; claiming: 4. miles.
summer Story (Dit'hl 1910 i2.3O 100
Resistance tTaniGuehD $50 4.2O
Cine tGlissonl 1850
Hopes Baby. Beylerbey. Pats Rock. Sc
Voya. Our William, Cable Jack, Bradley,
Breeding Bebe. Fly Up. Time, 1:454s.
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DAILY DOUBLE (5-5) 5000

THIRD RAcLPurse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; about furlongs.
sriEht Bindo tG'd'a) i7.4O 7.40 4.40
Stlmison lFrenchl 24.OO 1000
Galcir Gem Beau. ostracise, Stomach,
49, Queen Maple, Fob. Time, 1:16ss.
FOURTH RACE--Purse, q 200; claim
Ing; 4:year-olds and up: about z furiongs
Sunspinner (Russel 1880 600 4.20
Dear Richard Palumbo) 400 ESQ
Golden clover. Jimmy Mann, B BsS
Broom. Scrub. Hundred Proof, BY a
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing. 3-year-olds; about Az furlongs.
s.t a:f fS 9uss g. ..s 1880 s SsS s ssS
Hsbe sesaS. squires Lady. ouatre
Thell Time. 0:51B.
SIXTH RACE--Purse, $4,000: allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up; about IA
Arch Rival tsmaD 500 ESQ e.eo
By Blue (Minentol 1850 9.60
Wee Moon (Kratz) 600
Becky's Sock. Okefenokee, Lord wiliin'
Dover Coast, Runformun, Mysterious,
on SEVENTH sl RAE RncEG Cpl $500:
claiming: 4-year-olds and up; about Az
il yIiists tMeGovern, 400 $40 ga
Mister Dan fEastman) $50 3.20
WIRE c1 fi Rr,. snhSsto1D ..,. MIL. $50, 3.so
Jenny. CAPITALIST, Roekbridee. Sir Adrian
FiGHrH RAcE%Pn1rse. 81 900; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: liz miles.
z Lueera (Gamb'd'la) 4.60 $40 2.e0
Quaker Meeting lM'G'v'n) s.SO
Turnpike. Idle Boy. Kolaneka Pomalee,
Sea Location, BuzZards Bay Time. 1852.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S2O2. 40

THIRD RACE-Purse. sl.sO0: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: Il miles.
k k;ss !. t tSasl 1890 ssS 4.s sS
Al Laubhan (LittrelD 500
Fleet Dream. Bill Snug. Forever More,
Sea Siren. James T. Time, 1:502s.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; al
Power Play lCcnmsn) S.SO $50 s.so
Lord Jan lKaelin) Gao 3.4d
Bouncing Check, belma, Hy-skeeter.
'' FIFTH 1sYqf'q RAcE0Purss. 0 si.Soe e; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds; 9 furiongs.
s s:sSsr,I Hi IHs.n DsEoin' $50 5sS sSS
Miss Jandon. Dark Etching. Niche
Lass. Coma Co. Clifton Road. Duck
SIXTH RAcH1Purse. $4,000: claim
a Ssnee VIII co nS uP 1oso 'a Sae SEQ
Ressa Bob (Sellers) 400 2.6O
a Harry's Reward (Ad'ms) ESQ
Sam Brook. a Gem Path. King Debris.
Marchese. BY Land. Time, ia.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowa1ees: 3;year-oids; 9 iurlongs. -.
Freud Boy Boy 'A sw,n L.o 10 10 s.s so
Deck Picoul go
Seven o Hearts, Dave Johnston. ReVe-
latIonist. Dixie Dudley, Time, 1:l42s.
EIGHTH RACE--The Pelleteri Handi-
cap. $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and up;
speed Reuser tHeek'n) e.4o 400 $50
B Crown Marble (Cox) 500 ara
b thievery (Adams) 3.2O
Precious Lady, Brookwood. warless,
Burnt Child. Baby Brier, Irish Cheer.
Full Flight. Time, 1:l3.
b Grissom entry,
NINTH RACE-Purse. 81 500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; LIZ miles.
Alpine (Vincentl 100 $50 $40
Bruce (Adams) 4.9O 3AO
Air Battle tDeverl SEQ
Sheer Madness. Depend On Me, Born
Anew. Mr.. Action. Kay's Children, Serv-
Ice. Kings Men. Time. 1918.
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CHARLES TOWN
Continued from Page c


across the board was So. $3.50
and $3.50.
The condition of the track was
indicated by Arch Rivals time
lof 81 seconds for the short
sprint distance with 1872 pounds
UP. 1t was the 4-year-old colts
first start of the year and in
Dictated that he will be just as
tough around the minor track
circuit as he has been during
his 2 and 3-year-old campaigns
Last season he won $685. with
five victories and four seconds
in II starts.
Numerology experts who con-
lcentrated on fives-that is horses
with No. 5 on their saddlecloths
wound up with the money to-
day as four No. 5 horses won in
the first five races.
It started with the double as q
pair of fives hit for a 5000 re-
turn. The Good Seed took the
first by four lengths to open the
season at $7.20 and Warsaw won
the second event at $1,000
straight. Apprentice Carl Gam
bardella, a promising rider Of IL
registered his second triumph OF
the day in the third, guiding
Bright Bindo home at $17.4O.
Gambardella also won the first
race. Bright Bindo was also a
five.
Sunspinner broke the spell of
fives in the fourth race winning
from the No. 10 post position at
$3.50, but there was another five
in the winners circle after the
fifth race Plate Queen won this
one at $14.80.
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that the racing strip did not
suffer too much from the recent
severe cold weather. The ther-
mometer nit Is below one morn
ing, he said, but a 3-inch layer
of snow on the track at the time
served as insulation. This kept
frost from penetrating too deeply
into the tracks base, according
to the superintendent.
Meyer said the minus is read
ing was the lowest he recalls at
Bowie since the winter of 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
IHeptud Wins Dash
AT Sunshine Park

OLDSMAR. Fla. Jan. 26 up.
l-Heptad grabbed the lead at
the start and was never headed
in winning the $4,000 West
Coast Handicap at Sunshine
Park today.
The winner. ridden by Alec
Wick. finished a half-length
ahead of Squire Wilson. Sky
Lynn came from seventh posi-
ton in the stretch to finish third
two lengths behind Squire VIII
son.
Heptad ran the six furlongs in
liza and paid $10.50 to win.
The 1896 fans wagered $780,
634.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
.YWCA to Sponsor
Glasses in Athletics

The YWCA, Seventeenth and
K streets NV. will sponsor open
classes for men and women
and boys and girls In bowling,
tennis. golf. fencing and SWIM
ming within the next few weeks
A 1O-week beginners course
in synchronized swimming will
start tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Yonks Tie Up Peoriu

PEORIA, ILL.,. Jan. IS (R.-
The Peoria Chiefs Of the Three-l
League announced today they
had signed a working agreement
with the New York Yankees. The
Yankees previously were AFFILIATED
with Quincy. H., which dropped
out of the league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Lee Gets Return Bout
With Rocco Thursday

Antonino Rocca and Cowboy
Rocky Lee have sighed for a
return match to head the wres-
ting card at Capitol Arena
Thursday night. The match will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Chino to Have Ski Meet

HONG KONG, Jan. 26 R.-
IA national skiing championship
will be held for the first time in
Red China in mid-February,
Pieping Radio said today.
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EIGHTH RAcEPune $1,000 4yeoods and up eoins soo

be two-out-of three falls with a
Commute limit.
In a match several weeks ago
Rocca lost the FIRST fall to Lee
but won the next two in a bout
which saw both men covered with
blood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Hunqoriun Booters Barred

QUITO, Ecuador, Jan. rs P.-The National
Sports Federation today banned appearances in
Ecuador Of the detected Hungarian Honved Soc
Ger team. The action was in support of the
international Soccer Federation which attempted
to dissuade the Honved team from making Q
South American TOUR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, 81. 600: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; about 8 furlongs,
The Good Seed (G'lsl 7.2O 500 4.4O
Metisse tSmalD $50 4.4O
Beacon Lady (Clark) 1l,4O
Referendum. Devoid. Simplicity A.,
Miss Clipper. Mary Pole, Ventilate, Cha
come Time, 1:173s
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1.500: claim
Ing; 3-year-olds:, about 9 furIongs.
Sanango (SUdham) $50 $40
Orchid Supreme lClaFk) $3.50
Tee Pee Gee. Ship to Shore, Nip You.
Bobbin Robin. Beeble Be. Brand Eternal.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
III Stakes Worth $4,000
Slated at Delaware Park

Belmont Park and Aqueduct
jumping courses being out Of
action.
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I CHARTS OF RACES AT HIALEAH

!cepyright. 1850 By TrIanee Publcations. Inc;
+ FIRST RACE Purse. $500: claiming. 4-year-olus ana
miles Pest I:s2i Of g once start EO9d Won Sy
s-Anns Hsnniean Trainer Y Smith vslves-s2276'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27
.Bowie's Influx of Horses
Speeds Up This Week

retain heat and many blower
type heaters have been installed
throughout.
Marty Meyer. Bowie's capable
track. superintendent, reports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

FIRST RAcE-Pufse, $1,000: claim.
ing; 4.year-olds and up, 6 fuTlongs.
Bins Captain (H'k'n1 1859 $50 SAC
Duntreath Miss (Adams5 7.4O 6.20
Chance Alarm tDeKaoin( 5.6O
Tacaro. my Annuity. Mays Head,
Peach Blossom, Drama Dear, Mighty Mo-
ment. ( Dream OMoley, Black Saint.
Time. l:l53s. Field.
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 8 furlongs.
Champ Sorter tPar'ttI 1880 $50 sac
St0ney Greek (JOnesl 600 Ara
Lynn L. DeRolnD 500
5 Main Speaker, Wolverine, Play. Top,
Restraint, Bon ku Mar, I'd the Great,
Miss Ada. Time; 1 ia. .IfI n III
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FIFTH RAcEPus. $lsoo 4ysoods and up; eaimns ISL 5oo
Charles Tann

Purse. $500; 3-yeor-olds; oowsnee; Cherries Town
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JOE KELLY,S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT CHARLES TOWN
Mondays Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time-i:0 100 Pm.
BEST BET-SMART SET-SlXTH RACE

FIRST RAcE-Pue 81 4ysarods and up; eIsmns Isl
Az fulonaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

FOURTH RACE purse, $4,000; allowance; 3-year-
fies; fuISngs Pest soI; off 3:erts; start good
By AelepoliSs-Wa5 East Trainer " Parish Values
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Marines Exhibition
To Open Friday

A cream Of the corps"
photo exhibition from the
Marine Corps and Leather
neck Magazine files will open
Friday in the Department Of
Commerce lobby and con-
tinue there for the month
Of January. II will move to
the Concourse OF the Penta-
gon February 3 through H..
The same show drew 5000 in
six weeks in New York and
is the largest assemblage Of
Marine photographs to date.
A feature is that in these
pictures is displayed a COM
plete history Of the Marines
training program and the
viewer can follow the boot"
as he becomes a fighting man.
Great war and combat
"shots" are included.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Henry c. Miner. jr.. OF Riv-
erside. Conn. a leading ex-
hibitor in color slide exhibi-
tions. will talk TO members
and guests Of the Greater
Washington Council Of Cam
era Clubs. January 10 at 8
pm. in the National History
Museum auditorium. Tenth
and Constitution avenues.
NV. His subject will be
How TO Get Better Vacation
Color Slides" The public is
invited.
Mr.. Miners tour through
the southeastern States is
sponsored by the Photo
graphic Society OF America.
A judge. lecturer and exhibi-
tor of both color and black
and-white, he is an Associ-
ate of the Photographic So
ciety Of America and of the
Royal Photographic Society
of Great Britain.
The program is designed
to help all photographers.
whether seeking pictures for
exhibition or a pictorial rec
ord OF vacation travels. It
covers. and illustrates with
over $50 color slides. ques-
tions Of equipment. advance
planning. exposure. dos and
don'ts Of both pictorial and
technical nature. down to the
final presentation Of ones
pictures to mily and
friends.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
NUMISMATIC NOTES


Norfolk. virginia's great
seaport. was laid out as q
township in 1852 and incor-
porated as o royal borough
in 1895. A silver half dollar
issued for the bicentennial Of
It's incorporation In 1896
shows the seal Of the city
on the diverse and the Royal
Mace. presented 10 Nolfolk BY
1t. Gov. Dinwiddie in 1853.
on the reverse.
Wisconsin marked the CEN
tenary OF territorial govern
ment In 1895 with a half
dollar showing It's territorial
seal, a forearm holding q
pickaxe over o mound Of lead
ore. A badger typifying the
early fur trade Is on the re-
verse.
For Cleveland's centennial
year. marked BY the Great
Lakes Exposition OF 1896. q
half dollar was struck pictur-
ing Moses Cleayeland. the
Connecticut pioneer who
selected the original site Of
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Some SO Resolutions
For Photographers

honestly evaluate the pic
lures you took In 1857 you
will probably discover that
q high percentage were
thrown away simply because
they weren't worth keeping
not because Of any technical
fault but simply because
they had no great signifi-
canoe to you. You can save
a lot Of money in 1858 just
by being more selective when
II comes TO tripping the
shutter.
In 1858 let's not waste
good film trying to get
pictures when lighting con-
ditions prohibit the possibil-
ity OF good exposure. Many
OF US make this attempt even
when good judgment tells us
there Is not enough light TO
do the job. II the exposure
meter says no, give 1t up.
There Is no such thing as
"lucking out" With a given
amount Of light and the most
favorable shutter aperture
combination. a film can react
only according to its limita-
tionS.
Keep Lens Clean
Resolve now TO check the
lens Of your camera before
each exposure. The lens
should be wiped clean with
lens tissue at the start. but
never assume that II will re-
main clean. Dust. finger
marks, rain or snow can
checkmate you at any time.
And in the new year let's
not develop Aim in the hypo
and fix 1t In the developer.
This happens more often
than one might think. In the
dark 1t is easy to make this
mistake. Start by being sure
the solutions are in the right
order--then make sure you
don't put the Aim in the
wrong tank or tray while
working in the dark.
Finally. try to take more
interest in the Photographic
activities of others. This is
the quickest way to learn
how to take good pictures.
Go TO club meetings. talk
your problems over with
other camera fans and you
will soon notice an improve
ment in your own camera
work.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
BY A. J. wEDDERBURN
Curator q Photosraphy


Let's start that list OF New
Year resolutions with a few
that apply to photography.
To get going in the right di-
rection. you should resolve:
First. never TO try to take
pictures with q camera until
you are fully acquainted with
It's operation. Much film and
time are wasted by those un-
familiar with their cameras.
And. strangely enough. the
very camera that has been
used year In and year out
may still be unfamiliar at
least so far as Its full poten-
tial Is concerned.
II you are not positive how
each gadget on your camera
works or what 1t is supposed
to do for you, go back to the
booklet that concerns its OPP
Grafton. and study 1t until
you know Just what will hap
pen each time wou make an
exposure.
Speed Of Films Important
Again. resolve to acquaint
yourself with the speed Of the
film In your camera and to
calculate exposure according
ly.
You may wonder why some
Of your rolls have turned out
one way and other rolls an
other way--although In the
same situations you used the
same aperture and shutter
speed. II might be that you
have been using Aims Of
different speeds without
being aware Of It. This would
make q tremendous differ
ence in negative quality.
Films are not all alike and
We must compensate for their
differences by adjusting
shutter and aperture.
In the third place. resolve
not 20 go Of on a picture
taking jaunt without first
checking over each bit Of
equipment you take along. Is
the camera In good working
condition. Test the shutter.
clean the lens. and see that
other working parts are in
good shape.
Try out the fiashgun and
other accessories and be sure
that you have an ample sup
ply OF film, fiashbulbs. etc,
before getting started. With
out this check you may find
at a critical time that you
will be unable to take some
pictures that would have been
Of great Importance to you
and your family.
Tripod and Meter
Resolve to use an exposure
meter and tripod whenever
possible. The constant use
Of these items will increase
your chances Of getting good
pictures a thousandfold. The
tripod will help you get bet
ter compositions and will
hold your camera steady dur
ing the exposure. The ex-
posure meter. II used prop
erly. will virtually insure that
your negatives will be Of good
quality.
Now. resolve to use better
judgment when taking pic
lures. Stop taking snapshots
OF everything and anything
that comes along. II you will
Evening star., 1957-12-29

A four motor ViScouat
transport provides the de-
sign of the green airline
commemorative. The two
stamps are arranged alter
nately in the sheet Of so.
ISRAEL. - Two long de
layed issues, the Maritime set
expected early this year and
the Maccabiah Games stamp
planned for last summer,
now have been officially an
nounced by the Ministry Of
Posts. No date was set but 1t
seems likely that both will be
issued in January
The four stamps honoring
the Israeli merchant feet
viii be in 10. 20. 80 and 1000
pruta denominations. De-
signs by Miriam Karoly pic
ture an ancient sailing ves-
sci. a ship used for Illegal
immigration" of Jews into
Palestine in the days Of the
Mandate illustrated. and a
cargo ship and passenger
ship Of the "Zim" fleet.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

the city. A map Of the Great
Lakes area is on the reverse.
Providence, Rhode Island,
was founded by Roger Will
liams in 1886 after he was
banished from Massachusetts,
for his religious views. The
name was chosen by him "for
Gods merciful providence TO
me In distress" Although
the founding OF Providence
was being celebrated. there
is no mention Of it on the
tercentenary coins. which
were struck at all three
mints. The diverse shows
Roger williams in a canoe
being welcomed by Indians.
The anchor Of hope with a
shield and mantling is on the
reverse.
--LAUNIE WRIGHT
The Washington Numis-
matte Society. phoSe MEM
bers hare prepared this series
o fdrttcles. i0tH answer ques-
tionS on coins addressed to
Numismdttc Notes, The Sum
day Star. Washington 4, D. c.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
.RemonStrunce
Stomp Issued
At Flushing
BY the Associated Press

The new Scent Religious
Freedom stamp went on sale
Friday in Flushing. N. Y.
Postmaster General Sum-
merfield. in a talk at the
ceremonies. said that taking
religious freedom for granted
could be the first step toward
losing it.
The issue Of 100 million
stamps commentaries the
Flushing Remonstrance OF
l657-a demand for religious
freedom for all.
Three hundred years ago
Friday, a group of Flushing
residents drew up the Re-
monstrance in defiance Of
Gov. Peter Stuyvesant. 1t
was directed at the Cover
nor's ban on Quakers.
The majority Of Flushing
freeholders. not themselves
Quakers. signed the Remon-
STRANGE. 1t demanded that
the Government extend to all
others the liberties enjoyed
by themselves.
Mr.. Summerfield said a
number Of the signers suf-
fered severely in the ensuing
years.
In 1862. John Bovine was
arrested for allowing Quak-
ers to meet in his Flushing
home, but won acquittal.
"Bowne's acquittal brought
an end to religious persecu-
tion in the colony and vindi-
Gated the valiant and un-
swerving stand Of the re-
monstrance against inter-
ference with the inviolate
right Of free men to worship
God in accord with the die
tates Of their own con-
science" said Mr.. Summer
field.
Public opinion had
checked the arbitrary use Of
government power to sup
pqess basic human freedom, "
The stamps went on sale
generally in the Nations So
900 post Offices yesterday.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
BY MARGARET L. FISHER

The upcoming Northern
Virginia championships pro-
vide area bridge fans with
their first big tournament
test of 1858. The 2lst annual
meet will open Friday after
noon at the Mayfiower Hotel.
continuing through Sunday
night.
Endorsed by the American
Contract Bridge League. and
awarded master points on a
sectional" basis. the North
ern Virginia title series opens
Friday at 2:l5 pm. with
concurrently slated women's
and mems pair contests. Mrs.
Harry Siegel-Mrs. Said Had
dad and Ivar Stakgold- David
Wilder are defending titlists.
Friday at 8:l5 pm. former
District stars Col. and Mrs.
Richmond H. Skinner. now Of
Wilmington. Del. will defend
the mixed crown.
The open pair match will
be Saturday at 2 and 8 pm.
qualifying session in the aft
ernoon. Mrs. j. F. Terrence
Of Chevy Chase. Md. and
Gayle A. Patten Of Water
ford. Pa. presently hold the
title.
A special pair game for
non-qualifiers and others will
be available Saturday at 8
pm.
Two major title events
round out the series on Sum-
day: Team-of-four and non-
master pairs. In both matches.
boards go into play at
1890 and $50 pm. Con-
testants in the respective
contests will play through
both sessions. highest COM
bined session totals deter
mining the winners. Caution:
In the nonmaster pair con-
test. only players having less
than rs master points will
be permitted to compete.
Defending titlists in the
team event are Israel Cohen.
Paul Kibler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Michaels: in the nonmester
match. Louis A. Miller
James p. Lipman.
In addition to the gen.
erous master point awards
for those finishing in honor
spots. and permanent prizes
to the winners and runners
up in each event, silver trav-
cling trophies again will be
presented to the new cham
pions for a years possession.
Membership in ACBL is
required for participation in
the championships. The
tourney is sponsored by the
Washington Bridge League.
official local unit Of the
ACBL. Tourney chairmen
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Photo Engineers
Name Kohlmun

Ira r. Kohlman. produc-
tion manager Of the Techni-
color New York Corporation,
has been appointed confer
ence coordinator of the So
ciety Of Photographic Sci
entists and Engineers, George
T. Eaton. SPSE president,
announced. Kohlman an
nounced the 1858 annual
conference Of the SPSE will
be held in Rochester. N. Y,
October 6-l0. Manger Hotel.
The 1859 conference will be
held in Chicago.