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Association was buried bore tbla
week
Davis. comparatively young
man pf only a. Years died 1t d
hratt attack Va Columbus. Ohio
where he was attending the an,
nuai meeting Of the Newspaper
Publishers Assn
Davis, who ~aa general manaK
o. Of the Kansas city CALI. had
complained ~ feeling tired before
he flew 10 Columbus Tor fhs meet.
Ing
Ito arrived in Columbus Ia TIE
afternoon attended meeting and
was striciteu 80 he attended q
later social gathering At the home
~ a Dr Harold wSddlngton, a
Columbus physician
lie complained Of having ara
Guilty breathing az the party
After examination ~ hla host an
ambulance wna called 70 rush him
20 hospital Davis died before
the ambulance arrived
Ills death was q Ab5ck 10 Kan
aas city where he WIS well known
and nationally whore he was
known f1r hia work ln many
fields he was active N the Ma
tIonal Urban League. having soryr
81 az trustee Tor several years
and NJ the time ~ his death was
president Of the Kansas city urs
ban League lie was an avid golf
81 and had served as president o.
the Central states Golf Aaaocia
ton ZOE a period
tic was = member of the board
% score ~ local and national
offircs
Davis Joined the CALL stair IN
1887 as an advertising solicitor
lie was promoted "a advertising
manager and sinaliy became gen.
orRl manager
Davis originated the annual
Huaawurm awards witch are
given by the National Newspaper
Publishers Aaaociatlou each year
90 ten persons. institutions or or
quotations which have stgnin.
cant contributions e. a more
democratic life Ia tho u .
lie made two trips 10 Europe a.
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Humphrey Makes
Key Speech In
Civil Rights Fight

continued from page I
Kennedy ~ Maasachusatta In be
hail ~ the aauthornsrs attempt
to halt placing Of the bill on tho
calendar was block buster no
trarrd the civil rights movement
Ia Congress from his first intro
ducti0n 81 bin by hlmsalf IN
lgip
Eyvp known rank Junscrva-
tive and anti Eisenhower Vepubii
can like william ~ Iounrr Of
Indiana went along with the al
ADMINISTRATION program and voted
Ca place the House ntii on the cal,
endnr
senator Everett ptrsacu a
Tar Republican from illinois, who
usually plays patty cake with
the southern Democrats pn moat
matters aud stays on the fence on
the civil rights question support
"a the move tb pat the bin on the
calendar In a speech on the Sem,
ate floor
sonat. Vote on Ctyii Rights Test
ON q parliamentary maneuver by
senate Civli rights advocates 90
June 20. those who favored ploca
ms House BIZ, sl2l on the SENATE
calendar won BY a vote " 90 60
1p
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g member 81 a party 81 Negro
Encouragement for Secretary of
War Robert Patterson and Beers-
tsry Of The Army Kenneth EhyOl
10 investigate treatment Of RE.
gfosA 10 the army ard % suggest
msaua to facilitate The army lato-
grafton program
Davis bas visited Minneapolis
and 50 Paul numerous times. In
1861 he van principal speaker az
the annual dinner meeting Of the
81 Paul Urban League he was a
graduate Of thr University Of
Kansas
ne Ia survived by his wife
Dorothy Davis executive director
Of the Florence Home FOR Girls
and sister Mrs Calvin Sims Of
THIS city
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CHURCH e
7 NEWS MIN
ZION BAPrIsT

The text for the morning ser
mon was Matthew III %, Come
unto me. all Sc that labOur and
are heavy laden and win give
you rest
The visitors present were Mrs
Charles Beasley. Fourth Az, s.,
and Mr.. and Mrs, Pearson, 925
Emerson Ay ~, Of this city and
Mr. Fred Jacoway Of Fort Smith.
Arkansas. The new members were
Mr. While Pierson. Miss Betty
Cannon, and Miss Agnes White.
Gods Trombones, by johnson
and Ringgald we're presented BY
the Senior Choir during the eve
ming service. The parts Of the
preacher and the prayer leader
were played By Rev Stanley King
and Mrs Bertha Smith. The pro-
gram was very well attended.
Zion church school begins at
3 30 q m. each Sunday morning
The Baptist Training Union
meets az $50 y. m. Prayer ser
vices are held each Wednesday
evening az 1880 You are always
welcome at Zion, The Friendly
church Evelyn Smith
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PILIRIM BAPIIsI

The text OF DR. Floyd Massey
Jrs sermon, Christ through
Vs. was found in the 18th chap
Ter OF John. verses / through IS,
on Sunday, June 20 az the morn
ing worship service. Morning
prayer was by Deacon Lawrence
Hampton. Music was by the SEN
Tor choir with Richard Murphy as
soluist and the Gospel Chorus.
Notices were read and visitors
were introduced by Mrs. Cora
Relic Banks. church clerk. Among
registered visitors were Melvin
paw. u. s. Navy, W. G. Baines OF
Nashville, Tenn; Cleveland Bu-
chanan. Mr. and Mrs. J. -. Echols
and Mr. and Mrs James y. Brans-
ford
Members were asked 10 remem-
her our adopted member, Dr..
Waiter schnittger, who is ser
tously IN at Ancker hospital In
prayer and visitation,
Parents Of all children who at
tend the nursery during worship
service were urged 10 register II
was noted that the Senior Choir
will be on vacation for the month
of July and the Gospel Chorus, the
month Of August.
Commentator was expressed 70
the Minnesota State Laymen for
their inspiring service on last
Sunday: 10 the BYE for It's t'a-
theirs Day Service and the AIM
Club and Ladies Aid Society for
their picnics last week,
Members were reminded 10 OBJ
serve quiet upon entering and
leaving the sanctuary and late
comers 70 enter only where indi-
Gated on the bulletin
Following doxology dedicatory
prayer was offered by Trustee
Ramsey Jackson.
At p. m, the Laymen's
League met in the Church parlor
and the Rundo 81. Anthony High
way organization met with Mr.
| Zimmerman. state Highway COM
missioner as speaker. At p, m,
the BYE. PrA met and Sandy
Perry. industrial secretary OF the
st Paul Urban League was guest
speaker and showed film on vo-
cational possibilities,
Or. Massey viii speak at the
IL a. m. service on Sunday June
80.
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SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
N o 7 e S
ny Kaye Coates
$40 Mable street
sioux Falis. : ~

AZ Sunday morning services
al So Johns Baptist Church
Rev a Thomas gave q SER
mon on Awakening Of Costs
roople. .tst rhosso
Egr evening services Rev T.
.II Thomas and his choir were
basts to Immaneul Baptist churrh.
Narr than 25 og the Emmanuel
congregation Joined .u fellowship
services with 50 Johns choir ard
Congregation
The recession was an invitation
uum So Johns choir Mrs q.
NBuEHn director Mrs. a. Thomas.
wausl Shirley roIbrft assisted
tu me presentation ct tbr pre-
Eram { e0iayra The complete
program thoroughly uaHncEfa
suH INanae Coates. Lu3a Lotion
TheJma Williams and Shirley Tai-
aest lgar tsensEgrs. proved very
helpful with thsir singing
Linda IeH1o bad 90 postpone
I Ese IHr 20 segUg camp az Wall
. Lake because lAnda feg thru a
7 ssyBEh, Ia her building APj ma.
In pak Az and bad 90 have S
stitches taken n her los l4Eas =
an Anderson toftrH ~ abe is 5a.
ne picely on het bum les
oar pannvtts Ceatss is hrme
after spending q week AZ Gusth-
I vus Adoipbus College Upper NGl-
IVES, y Teen Conference she
hasn't stopped talking i1BR
tnoneh Cor Us 30 Eagx what sbe
/ seArnci bat Hks wost tsen- ayers
site prCssbly knew everything
8sry were trying % tel Der any.
way We arr harry 20 hav, Der
home.
Emma Armstrong; ms \ paN
Az ioa last week with hcr ra
asrEeNs E,rtcst ard Robert Hsrs
IS haAded scr AiAan Ga ne
soys have been appealing several
years usth ERE Jehu Agnsi-prs
rEry arc ncVNres % Mrr ARR
strvog srI WIN HNve
Heru znd Eeb Haynes are
aeaOe sffar yowsrg Frres Mime
tra}s Nr-1sy June o., ira ssa
Heun sra tor1adn rnoy Sst
sni tEt an vtha IS aoas Es
gaincd r'lf faus ~ WtNE q
/ ir,rNy Helen ans Bab iaat 4 t
o. stesm fEhunE tnc s.arn 30 geg
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NV mnpE RArTIsT

Rev Kncrly Williams chose as
sub Iocf Tor his morning message
on Sunday June q. The Value
90 Life and used a. text
Matt s q Rev Williams stated
I'm his message that the value Of
life consists o. giving as much az
~ receiving Everyone enjoyed the
message
Visitors registered were Mrs
James C'ryeF ard Mrs GeueU Rus
sell We were blessed with an
other addition 90 oar church mem
bcrshir run In the person 0f Al
bert Jones. a candidate FOR baps
TINS Baptism win be held follow.
INK the morning service SUNDAY
June 80.
The Mission Society and Bible
class viii meet ~ the home o.
Rev and Mrs Marvin York
on Sunday June IS The church
granted Brother Marvin York a
license to rrc3ch the gospel
FnERi pisHs have been rauples-
ed tar the church picnic 90 be Ha.d
Fuly 9Th Mrs Glars Odea ~
porter
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ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

st. Paul Lutheran Church con-
tinues with Vacation Bible School
during this week also. through
Thursday on Thursday evening
June 81, az p. m. the children OF
our school win present a program
10 which all parents and friends
are invited.
The art work done By the chill
dren win be on display and follow
ing the program everyone Is inyit-
cd 10 the church parlors for a so
cial gathering when we will have
an opportunity 20 become better
acquainted over a cup OF coffee
The theme for our Bible School
this year il Our Beautiful Saw
iour" That viii be the theme for
our program also,
In the absence OF Pastor G G.
Sunwall. next Sunday. a newly
ordained pastor viii conduct the
services Rev frvcn Nelson r. the
son Of the 81 Paul church and this
will be hts first service since his
ordination which took place In
Omaha. Neb. last Sunday.
81. Paul Lutheran church aims
20 serve the people % the com
munity regardless OF race or
creed n you do not have a church
home, come 10 our church You
will ind that Il is a friendly
church and you will also feel a
very warm welcome.
During the summer months the
morning worship service Is held az
tho same time as the Sunday
school $50 a. m. You can come
20 the House Of God on the Lord s
Day and stlil have time 20 20 out
90 enjoy Gods nature Neglect
not the coming together, ON the
Lords Day as is the custom You
win be blessed n you come % hear
IFS word sui worship Him a
Ammo Wendell parish worker
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IN MEMORIAAl

In loving memory Of our below
ed mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Estelle Johnson, who passed away
two years ago, July /, 1855,
Gone Is the face we loved SO dear
silent Is the voice we loved 10
hear
We often sit and think Of you
When we are all alone,
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
Two years have swiftly passed
away
But sim we don't forget
For In the hearts that loved you
best
Your memory fingers yet,
Loved and remembered by
daughters, Mrs. Vivian McGregor,
Miss Margaret Johnson, Mrs.
Marian Anderson and son and
John ~. Johnson Jr. and family,
son and grandchildren
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home and gained lot of faith in
the Almighty
We don't know whether John
Armstrong In lonesome or m. but
he is laid up Tor a few days, Docs
orders John - very progressive
Businessman has an QUITO body
shop IiiH condition isn't serious
80 he'll soon be busy again
Francis Lotion president ~ the
Intellectual Improvement Club.
really surprised the gals AT their
last meeting Of the Season, Fri
day june "A She gave the gals a
luscious picnic lunch. after they
had spent the evening In play
clothes playing games Helen
Haynes was the entertainment
committee I ache yet bat Il was
well worth H. / am almost posi-
tive Roseannc Monkey stole the
show with her short shorts and
halter
Mildred Howard Washington
Iowa was house guest Of the
Crowdcrs for a couple u weeks
Mildred is the sister Of Mrs
Crowdcr and shr used 20 live in
Sioux Falls, 50 Helen brought us
up % the present with nice things
about Mly and Lubs
~ the first Arkota Teen Hop
Of the season. about $50 young
sters Rocked and Rolled 10 tho
strains Of their favortte artists
without ans adult ASKING them 10
cut down Shirley Telbrrt and
John Williams won the contest
with flying coiors shirley took
the rsady bars and John went
home with the stuffed lamb These
kids are the most
Jesse Gtsy s now a member oi
the Sioux Falls Music uuiou and
ia playing drums week ends a,
the cove Jesse has more nerve
thar Dick Tracy
Porter Williams 92a ~ Blsu.
vct, son OF Mr. ard Nrs r WI
Hama IS busy these days work
INK on hts Soap BOX Derby racer
This IL "a national affair and For.
Cor wiIl compete Garn tho an ul
Iuly with ah1.t 500 other tgcusEg
BOYS raflor ls ninth grader q,
whittier Jy High He halls from
Atehisgo. Kane
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birthday Greetings" a regular
weekly feature In this paper has a
hest 81 readers. May a person Il
surprised hy birthday cards vhiyb
originate from the reading u this
popular feature by some friend
sos that No get your birthday In
this column
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ROSE SHOW SUNDAY
AFTERNOON IN MPLS

A must on the calendar for all
flower lovers Is the 81 Anthony
HHl Garden Clubs Annual Rose
show which viii be held Sunday
June so. from Z 20 Z 3. m. AZ tho
residence % Mrs Harry Masseu-
gu 37t5 Fifth Az g Minneap0-
liH
The public IS invited 90 come
ard enjoy the panorama % beauty
that win be on display
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IN MEMORIAM

In memory Of our mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hunter who passed away June Is,
1913
She was Just a plain dear mother.
With her loving smile each day.
Always tried to do for others
As she iourneyed on her way
To those who have a mother,
Tend her with loving care,
For you'll never know her value
TIL you see her vacant chair
Sadly missed by daughter. Mrs.
Elizabeth Hail. son. Mr.. II F.
Hunter and granddaughter.
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81. THOMAS MEMS CLUB
MEETS TONIGHT AT 1880

The Mems club OF 81 Thomas
Episcopal church will meet at 1880
sharp ON Friday June %, in the
undgrcroft of the church
Election OF officers will be held
az this meeting and ali members
arcu rgcd % be present
At the conclusion Of business,
refreshments viii be served
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-28

Son Humphrey Mr. President
hsvr listened with keen interest
30 the comments which have been
made by my colleagues I have lis
toned to them l trust with On
uEUtrunDnt on this very import
aut sub Jest / wtsh o. say 90 the
Senator from Oregon that | have
the bikbcat regard FOR hts kn0w
ledge 20 the rules ~ the Senate
and Tor his dedication 90 sound
procedures aul for his liberalism
which Ia second "a none
aoy the same to che Senator
fFuw Maagsy husrttA and 90 any
other Senator who may engage ta
Jbia debate
However I feel that there So eu
other rnint which uesla fn Do
sfAts} nnt original with me bWf
which must be reiterated because
this BE- Hnt a question az 10 NhFfR
rr one b. a liberal pr a cnnscryt.
tive t Is nee n question whether
ore tS fW agttou or faE naytl8n
let me SAY that no enc has wee
truied that nIle NV BE- "a yalgl
rulr ~ BE- rule tu the rule book
70 s there it sets fortb legal
procedure In tho United states
Senate Etls XIV has htcu aVFhel
on nihgr aC 2qious u h an extra
ordinary pro,etiarc az has beer
Indicated Cor an unusual ailus
iinN Uut s a q procedure which q
permitted under ths r'llrs tf END
Senate
ssii earlier tadsy that one can
argue ~ to whether lt a desirable
gnA whether t u yand but 10 IS
necessary % make Up 1nr's m.nt
az t0 whether be win base hss
case on @
Sc NOT SAY it b. the most a.
Hrabjc procedure but { say Il ia .
valid procedure further say
that % rs being used because fnt
vcsra tHc urltri states Senate
has been inc tomb. the graveyard
the burial ground of proposed eitll
rights ieStslattan
No Senator has bcen pNre tol
Grant nn thiH pa3nt thar has tbr
NlUleg senator fr0w Minnesota
remember last wear when ! Rad
a. break with ms trsrsst friends
over disyharEv petition was
told This Is 10 TIME 20 use Ais
charge petition II you use els.
Shsrgc petition o. try 10 hschsrEv
the cnmmlttes, YOU arc HoinN t1
interrupt 0gusf Iteration 81 import
arr legislation
Thst WAS trur I responded g.
What I thnuEht Wa rcasou=
allr Argument hrnkr with
fylcnd. tssk ms fair Sharr ~
ahusr. trgansc when onr On
enErs ia paitics mat u q part
~ the prtyv enc must psN
EtartHuai Next Werkh
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place the bin ON tnr calendar IN
stead ~ referring n 10 the EAST
land committee where the senate
bin has been lanEnishing for five
ana hair months, with maldng
a deal Ga swap 'ciwi rights for
The Haiis Canyon dam bill"
Alcufap charge pointed out
that such liberals u5 Wayne
Morse "a ORE John y Ken
needy - Mass who would like
To- be 1850 Democratic prcaldcn
tiai candidate Warren MagnuBon
10 Wash James H. Murray
% Mont Joseph G. hahoney
10 wyo and Mike Mansfield Of
Montana. Democratic whip. all
voted with the die hard anti Ne.
gro aputhrruots on the civil rights
test
Alrnrn said aztec the civil rights
vote dozen anti.civii rights
sputhetnera, five % whom in other
years had voted against tloIis
Canyon IoiHcd the northern
group he had castlgatcd In his
statement Ia passing tho dam bill
Kofsuvsr 1900 Vice .prcsidsn-
tIal candidate who told the Senate
he favored q vote on The civil
rights issue nevcrtheleas voted
against lhe btu going on the
calendar
lausche ~ B. ohio voted with
tho soathcgncra az nd Mundt CR1
o. South Dakota, Young tRJ.
North paitDta Williams AZ ~
pryessre ard C!oldwatnr uRl ot
Arizona
Following Ia tho test % parts u
senator Humphreys speech IN
fiusl day Of debate
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DowdoI n. Davis.
X. c. Newspaper
Munger Dies

Kansas city SO DgwdM a.
Davis, nationally known news
paperman, Kansas city police
commissioner and former pfeEi-
dent Of the National Newspaper
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The Nssecialra Ncgro rrcss
nrNs dispatches arr found eNchss
s,yeb IN this ar,s "a this news
paper
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our Advertisers Have what
You want
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
MICKEY SHAUGHNESSY NOW
SMILES BACK AT THAT FACE

HOLLYWOOD ANA).-Sizzng hot today in, the
Hollywood casting mart is who is neither tall
nor dark handsome. In fact he's just mug who
looked to Wally Berry for inspiration But Mickey
Shaughnessy the gentleman in question suddenly finds
himself confronted with offers than he possibly
accept. So far. however, MGM = which introduced
Mickey in Designing Woman"-has kept him going
from stage to another, and each time he is treated
to entirely different type character Now he's in
THE Sheepman" with Glenn Ford
ITS funny" said Mickey, but for years brooded
the fact that, though wanted to become star
than anything. had an ugly face and felt
it would hold me back. Now all of sudden realiz
ing I'm not the leading type. I have much less
competition and so can do more varied parts When
look at this map in the mirror these days don't blink
in dismay-I smile back and say thanks"
Mickey's ultimate ambition is to play Wallace Berry
type roles.
He always my ideal" he said "All during the
lean years when trying to get foothod-with no
uck-I held to the thought that Mr. Berry made
it and he wasn't handsome maybe there hope
for too"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

Greeory-Arthur zeffer. Tom Excl
Playfair: Opal Van Horn-David
silver Spring: 1t Col Jeanette
Blech-Mrs. Louis Salvatorel.
Walter Reed: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Richter.
Duplicate Bridge Calendar
TODAY: Playfair, l431 Harvard; pairs,
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pairs. 7:45. Federal. Bellevue Ho-
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7.3O. Walter Reed. Walter Reed
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TUESDAY Arlington, 1904 Lee high
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dining room, General Accountine
Once, pairs, $50. MONTGOMERY
400 Norwood: pairs, knockout team
championship: 7:45. Oficers' Serv-
s. WBL Executive Board meeting
4g01 Stanford, 7:45.
WEDNESDAY: Irving street. Alb North
Irving, Arlington; pairs. 10. Be
thesda. Woman's Club OF Bethesda.
Old GEORGETOWN and Sonoma roads
pairs. T.. Washington Brtdgs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

moving heaven and earth to
get the movie rights for the
Jack Dempsey story. Nov
I don't want to do it. I'm too
old. Besides, fight stories do
badly, with the exception Of
Champion and Body and
Scotland they were made a
long time ago. Budd Schulz
berg's story, The Harder
They FALL was a flop. So
was the Rocky Graziano
story" But Jacks Requiem
For a Heavyweight" on tele-
vision won him an Emmy.
It's All BalOney
Jack gets $175,000 a pic
ture which is a long way from
the $40 "a week he earned
selling bootleg coal" He has
no desire to go into indie
pendent production or work
on percentage of the profits.
Most of the percentage deals
lose money. My agents have
guaranteed me 81 million in
the two years I'll be away.
OF course. the whole thing is
baloney = the money, the
fame, the success. Unfortun-
ately, you're stuck with the
baloney. Where else would I
earn this kind of money? l
do no more pictures this year.
1 can only keep 10 per cent
of what I earn, so I might as
well take it easy"
Lunch for Palance was
cracked crab and coffee.
Looked like a diet but he said,
mo, I can eat anything"
Looking at the broad shoul-
ders and muscular figure, I
remarked, You must exer-
else a lot. Never" he assured
me, I've gone past the days
of push-ups."
Nonetheless, Palance is sit
ting pretty. He is now an
established star, and with
most of the top male glamour
boys in the 50-and-more age
bracket, Jack, comparatively
young at 81. is in big demand
for the meaty hero roles.
Now if his private life could
match the success of his Ca
reer = but there's always
something, isn't there?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
BY MARGARET L. FISHER


Thanks to an impressive
array Of visiting talent, area
bridge fans found the going
rough last week end when
competing for District of
Columbia titles. Neverthe-
less, local stars did retain
four of the six titles in the
9th annual city-wide tour
nament.
The event attracted the
largest field of any sectional
tourney sponsored to date
by the Washington Bridge
League. 1t was held at the
Statler.
Results of the event follow:
Friday NOV. ID Competition
WoMENs PAIR TITLE-(Colum-
b t.,s Trophy; Mrs; Allyn g.
average Of Is pairs 1851, MS.
H. L. Batten. MIS-. c, Stanley Davis,
both Of Baltimore 49o10. b
Mrs. William L. Lewis-Mrs, Rich
ard Roberts. Doth Of Annapolis. r.
Constance Clark-Mrs. George d.
's MEMS PAIR TITLE - presi-
dents Cup). ALVIN Roth and
Said Haddad ella points; AZ
RRa ossr, wilson MAnt esSa. soOeFnhi fVar
staksold- Alfred sheinwoid Of New
York. 4-Dr. W. 8. Benedict-Lt.
Robert Cruise. 5--Alfred Stidham-
Lewis 9. Tubbs. "a. H. Fribours-
MIXED NJ PAIR TTTLE-tcapital
Cup Mrs. Sidney Aronson and
James Lipman COOS points; 126
pairs) Mrs. Betty Goldberg
George Wolfe. both Of Baltimore
s206) Mrs. Gladys Middlemiss.
L I0n Fis SrenIsasi Wilder '' 5Mstelis
and Mrs H. o. Phillips. Mrs.
Harry siesel-Alvin Roth.
saturday Nov. % COmpetition
OPEN PAIR TITLE-(Woodward
Trophy. Henry Greer Of Phila-
delphia and Norman KAY OF Mer-
chaRtvie n ts ,.s points Ics fSr
SMs Stuart Duniop-Ivar stakgold
Micb bs, Michae I Det John n1 e.
Kunkel OF Harrisburg and Col r.
H. Skinner Of Wilmington. Del. .
Mrs, Carl Tessmer-Mrs. Margaret
1; Fisher lei. e-MsEEty Chaitt;A lex
David wiider-Andrew Gabrilo-
In the consoiation-special pair