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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
CAMERA ANGLES
BY A. J. WEDDERBURN
Curator Of Photography
The SmithgOnian Institution

Aug 0ilttuouutdH AlotlbuttOu
The biggest Photographic
show ever staged in the United
States will take place at the
National Guard Armory March
1921.
This column will be used as
q clearing house Of informa-
ton to keep fans posted on
programs and activities sche-
duled for the Second Biennial
International Photographic
Exposition.
In September this page Of
The Star told about overall
plans. pointing out such high
lights as contests. exhibits and
conventions. Now as the de-
tails shape up wen try to pass
them along.
One facet of particular in
terest to amateur photograph
ers will be the Regional Con-
vention Of the Photographic
Society Of America. All pho
toys may attend this conven-
ton whether members of the
PISA or not. Individual regis
trations are 81 and family regi-
STATIONS $3.50. This fee will
cover most convention activi-
ties, which will take place at
the Raleigh Hotel March 20.
80 and 81. Additional costs,
which are optional are: Sat-
urday luncheon S1.45: Saturday
night gala banquet $4.75; and
boat trip to Mount Vernon on
Sunday morning. March 81.
So. Checks should be made
payable to "PSA Convention"
and mailed to NJ. Miller, 1903
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

A 96-square-feet tranSpar-
ency Of the Rockies by Ansel
Adams and a 108-square-feet
view of a Texas lime kiln by
Arthur D'Arazien are only two
of q giant photos which will
float" over the half-acre
Garden of Color theme CEN
ter" of the Biennial. Twelve
transparencies, Z color prints
and 8 Observation-Disclosures
enlarged to a jumbo average Of
As So. twill face "this way
and that" inside an open. web
like construction "a #. high
(The Star previously printed
an artists conception of this
dreamy structure.
Beneath them, trees, hedges,
. brook and waterfall will pro-
vide vantage points for max
ing stills and movies. Various
light levels will be maintained
at these points, and signs will
recommend openings and
speeds. The Garden of Color
will be the locale for swapping
pictures of visiting celebrities
during the 10-days-and-nights
exposition.
The q transparencies-Lime
kiln, Texas (D'Arazien); jack
son Lake, Wyo. &C. Waters.
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U. S. Cumeru Offers
5-Month Contest

U. 8. Camera magazine is
celebrating It's goth year with
a worldwide Photographic
contest for still camera con-
testants with two classical
tions. color and black-and-
white.
First prize in each division
is a 14-day all-expense paid
trip for two TO Portugal. Sec
ond prize is a complete out
board motorboat outfit and
boat trailer. Third prize Is a
color TV set and lit other
prizes in each division
The contest runs from
March / to July 81. Winners
will be announced in Novem-
Der. Entry blanks may be OBJ
tanned from Contest Editor.
U. s. Camera, 9 East Fortieth
street. New York Is. N. Y.
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Very Latest in Equipment;
Huge Lamp to Light Sky

A Photographic epic-cover-
ing an area 400 feet long
will review the contribution
photography is making to
mans progress. In it will be
aspects of industry. photo
journalism. education, medi-
cine. and such sciences as
radiology, nuclear research
and social science.
A Wire-Photo "pressroom"
will be set up showing how
photos are received from all
parts OF the world.
The FBI and the Defense
Department are planning
large, dramatic exhibits Of
equipment. methods and re-
suits.
Ten theatrical stage sets
will offer spectators q "trip
around the world on a roll OF
film" At announced times 1t
will be possible to photograph
dancers and other entertainers
in costumes. Shooting" will
be encouraged by managers in
charge Of planned lighting
conditions.
Winning prints are Of such
1856 contests as Young Eu-
rope the Grafiex contest. the
General Electric contest. Pop
ular Photography contest and
the All-Japan contest.
Films and supplies will be
on sale at the Exposition
Camera Shop.
Not in the Armory but in
the Hobbies of several Govern
ment buildings will be other
tie-in displays. In the Depart
ment OF Commerce will be
exhibits by the International
Cooperation Administration.
the Department OF Public
Roads. the Bureau Of Trade
Fairs and the American So
ciety of Photogrammetry. A
unique photo lab will be shown
at the Archives Building, a
100 Year Image Of Amer
lea" at the Library Of Con-
gress. realistic rural scenes
with animals) for photos in
the patio of the Agriculture
Department and exhibits at
the Smithsonian Institution
and the National Geographic
Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
CAMERA ANGLES
Regional PISA Por|ey
One HighIight Of IPEx

Sundale drive, Silver Spring,
Md. for reservations, and not
later than March /.
Highlighting the Regional
Convention will be a showing
Of slides from the 9th N. Y.
international Color Slide Elk
hibit with Frederick B. Shaw
presiding.
Other Regional PISA features
include:
Lecture-demonstration-Dr
John Super. APSA, Detroit:
talk on better planning. COM
position and print quality.
Color slides discussion
Mary Florence Tucker. PISA,
Chicago: on Explorations IN
limited in Color Slide Photo
graphy." recreating some Of
the actual setups.
Home movie makers prob
lens - Joseph J. Harley.
FACL and APSA; demonstra-
ton on achieving smoothness
and professionalism.
Briefing on the Biennial at
the Armory-Norman G. Lip
ton. managing editor Of
Popular Photography.
Nature photography-Leslie
A. Campbell will actually
build an outdoor studio for
the creation of bird por-
traits; illustrations in both
color slides and prints.
New Kodacolor as negative
material with prints made on
Type c by the white-light
method-Don D. Nibbelink,
PISA. Rochester. will discuss
corrective filters. color re-
touching; an actual demon
Strafi0n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
CAMERA CLUBS

Old Dominion Came Club
will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday at
313 North Glebe road, Airing
ton. He. man Postelthwait,
PISA, photographer with USDA
Office of Information, will
speak and Judge color slides
brought by members. Last
meetings winner was Grayce
Wheeler.
OSD Camera Club will meet
Thursday at 1880 pm. at 906
D street NV. Talk. Basic
Elements Of Picture taking and
Composition" by Fremont
Davis of University Of Mary
land.
Greater Washington COun-
ell Of Camera Clubs announces
election Of the Rev. H. l..
Stein-SchneideI as honorary
president for two years. Clubs
seeking membership informa-
ton should contact Mrs.
Robert j. Phillips GEM 2
1609).
USDA Photographic Round
table will meet Friday at 8
pm. in 1909 South Agricul-
ture Building. Recorded lee
ture, "Abstractions." by Sewell
Peaslee Wright. FPSA. Mem
bers will bring four black-and-
white and four color slides 70
o clinic.
National Photographic So-
ciety will meet at 8:15 pm.
Wednesday in the auditorium
'sof the Natural History Build
ing. Tenth and Constitution
avenue. NV. Talk, Mature
Photography" by George
Brewster, specialist in the sub
ject and PISA two-star exhib-
itor..
Foto- Craft Club will meet
81 the YMCA, 1916 Twelfth
street NV. Tuesday at 3 pm.
Workshop for improving skills
IN print making. under direc-
tan Of Edward Fletcher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
NUMISMATIC NOTES
Hard Times Tokens

Jackson Cents or Hard Times
Tokens were issued during
the exciting political times of
Andrew Jackson and Martin
Van Buren,, when money and
banking were the great ques-
tons of the day.
When the charter of the
United States Bank expired in
1886 Congress passed a bill for
an extension. President jack
son vetoed it. Under his sue
cessor, Van Buren,, Govern
ment and banking were COM
pletely separated. The Panic
of 1887 followed.
Wildcat banknotes were is
sued. Small change became
scarce and private individuals
issued tokens as a substitute.
Most of them bore politically
inspired slogans.
Hard Times Token" by Ly-
man H. Low lists 1873 varieties
of these tokens and trades
mems cards. Most of them are
the size of the large copper
cents. Usually they were
copper, but a few were struck
in brass and a still smaller
number in silver or compost
ton metal.
The diverse of the jackson
Cents usually showed Liberty
or portraits of jackson. Van
Buren,, or William H. Seward,
an eloquent defender of the
Bank. Safes, donkeys, hogs,
ships. turtles and eagles APP
peared on the reverse along
with slogans like 1.-THE Consti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
PHILATELIc NEWS
New Issues PubIicize
Variety of Occasions

telegraphy. He died at Bonn
In 1894.
KOREA pictures, symbolic
cally at least, the waves Hertz
discovered. on two stamps
issued January 81 to note the
fifth anniversary Of its mem
bership in the International
Accommodation Union, q
specialized agency Of the
United Nations.
Values are 40 hwan green,
the inland letter rate, and SIS
hwan blue. the foreign rate,
Song XII Choo reports from
Seoul.
FINLAND will observe the
50th anniversary Of 1.-The
founding Of the international
Boy Scout movement with a 30
mark dark blue stamp to be
issued February %. The de-
sign shows a globe. the trefoil
scout insignia and a hand
raised in the scout sign.
Many other countries are
expected to issue scout stamps
during the year. Even con-
sentative Great Britain has
promised a set Of three for the
World Jubilee Jamboree to be
held in England in August.
+ 4 4
NEW ZEALAND is celebrat-
ing the 18th anniversary of its
great meat packing industry
with two stamps to be re-
leased Friday. The 4 pence blue
shows a lamb and map of
New Zealand. the 8 pence
orange a lamb and meat cargo
ships of 1882 and today.
Planned for May is a 3 pence
stamp for the 50th anniversary
OF the Plunket Society, the
Observation-Disclosures Royal
New Zealand Society for the
Health Of Women and Chill
dren. which helps supervise
the care of "a per cent of the
babies born in New Zealand.
\
AUSTRALIA is planning a
stamp for the centenary of re-
sponsible government in South
Australia. The 4 pence value
will be issued. If ready in time,
on April %, the Tooth ami
versary of the first sitting of
the South Australian Parlia-
ment.
Due on March Is is a new
4 pence claret ordinary stamp
with the Queens head in sculp-
tured form. 1t will replace the
familiar Koala (Teddy Bear
stamp which has been in use
for 10 years.
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PhotoContest
Prize Is Trip
ToHuwuii

A roundtrip flight for two
via Northwest Orient Airlines
to Hawaii. with seven-day
all-expense paid visit is the
top award in the third annual
National Cherry Blossom Fes-
tival Photo Contest for anna
teurs only.
William Eichner Of the
Washington Master Photo
Finishers' and Dealers Asso-
citation Is Chairman Of the
contest committee. Judges are
photo editors Of Washington
newspapers. Walter Wood. The
Evening Star: Larry Jacobs.
The Washington Post-Times
Herald: and John Mcleod.
The Daily News.
In Difference to the Inter-
national Photographic EXPOSE
ton. the opening date has been
set for March Is. The EXPOSE
ton runs March % through
March 81. and the Cherry
Blossom Festival. April 2
through April Z.
Closing date for the contest
is April IS. Entries must be
the original work, black-and-
white only. and no smaller
than 2 Y 2. Pictures should
illustrate activities here during
the contest period, story
telling pictures Of the Capital
City's beautiful monuments,
shrines and scenes. or illus
trate the National Cherry
Blossom Festival. Entries must
be submitted to the National
Cherry Blossom Festival Photo
Contest, 1916 K street. NV.
Washington 6 D. c., prior to
midnight, April 30.
Additional awards OF photo
graphic equipment. to aug
ment the first prize Of the
Northwest Orient Airlines trip
to Hawaii. will be announced.
Entry blanks and a listing Of
where to get them will be
made UP soon.
Washington's Cherry Bios.
SONS are one Of the most
photographed subjects, annuN
Tally. anywhere in the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
PHILATELIC NEWS
BY BELMONT FAIRIES

Stamps will be issued in
the next few months to call
attention to-"commemorate."
in the dignifled language Of the
postal authorities--a wide
variety Of events. persons and
causes.
The Swiss use q franker
term. When they announce
their annual set Of publicity
stamps they call them publicity
stamps.
This years set Of four,
printed in multicolor roto-
gravure by Courvoisier. will be
released February 81.
Graphic 81, an international
exhibition Of the graphic arts
to be held In Lausanne, June
lie. is publicized by a 5 CEN
times stamp picturing the
linking rollers Of a printing
press.
The 18th anniversary Of the
Gotthard railway, one Of the
most important north-south
links in the European rail net
fence is stressed by the zoe
value, with its design Of q
train, bridge and tunnel
The Importance Of civil de-
tense is stressed by the 20 c
denomination with Its SYM
bolic shield design.
The 2.000th anniversary Of
the City Of Basel, founded as
the Colonia Raurica by the
Roman Munatius Plancus in
"A BE-. is recalled by a color
full design showing the head
and shoulders of the helmeted
Roman against a background
of an ancient cathedral and
the modern industry Of today's
Upper Rhine.
WEST GERMANY will mark
the Tooth anniversary Of the
birth at Hamburg Of Heinrich
Hertz. the noted physicist.
with a 10 mark green and
black stamp to be issued Feb
ruary %.
Hertz. professor of physics
at the technical high school
in Karlsruhe and later at the
University of Bonn. carried
out experiments with electric
waves which confirmed Max
wells theory of electricity
and magnetism and provided
the practical basis for wireless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
By MARGARET l. FISHER

An annual bridge highlight.
the Washington Bridge
Leagues sixth open pair char
ity match, is slated for next
Sunday at the Mayhower Ho-
tel in two sessions, at and
7p.m.
Beneficiary will be the
American Heart Association.
Winners and top finishers will
receive sectional master point
awards under ACBL sanction.
Fees are $3.50 per player for
each session. Any ACBL
member may participate.
Qualifiers i'll the matinee will
compete in the evening for
the Dubois Bowl, now jointly
held by Charles c. Johnson
Henry Stearman and Dr.. Nor
rill M. HALF. T. Leahy. jr.,
who tied to win last year.
A special pair game will be
held at Z pm. for non-Quali-
fiers and others.
Paul E. Golden will direct
the competition. Mrs. Malora
Christman. OIL. 4-057l, and
Mai. Robert w. Hancock. XII.
1854. are chairmen and will
assist in obtaining partners II
needed.
Last Wednesday at the
Shoreham Hotel. Washington
Bridge Leaguers competed for
master point awards with these
results:
Section A; MRS. WAYNE W wat
Elore h o SGSai MRS ioaih f' ars::
Frank Hosdisy, Lewis o, Tubbt- John
J Perish fcentralia. lil1.. Section b:
i-Charies c. Johnson Henry Rau.
s N An'r's s hnsI0v osr6s ssTHmSiald
EinF Mrs Jeen Rlis-Mrs Marianne
Mathey Solomon. Temple Hcllcroft-
=, 7. LeAhy, tr. Mrs H. J. Alex
anrer-Mrs. Herman Moe. Mfr. and
At ne quarter mark IN WELLS cur:
PLAYERS in each classification are:
Group A: Mrs. Marie Hiiliard
u21. 2--Frieda Kenyon noi r.
Frank Hoadiey william Poisssn,.
Mrs. An1 Seruggs. war Stakyold
ltied at 3 each), Group B: Will
Ham z Gilbert ti5l 2--Gene spec-
tor T3l, 3-Ted Isahy 49, Grenp
g i-Roeeert 9 BETH ID :1Jsme'
Upcoming Events
Upcoming nearby sectional
tournament Of considerable
interest is the eighth annual
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Min!z Mrs. Lester GIbson-Mrs. ROY
Thomas Circle: Capt, and Mrs,
a asGEsS eooS sxno NAP f liepa
p stiliweii' waiter drayes-Ed waters.
Other Duplicate winners
Agriculture: 1t. Col. Jeanette Blech-
Mrs Hazel Lottin.
Andrews: Mrs., Jackie Elesk-Art
Minor a., tied with Mrs Kay Field-Mrs.
Arlington: Mrs. Edward Hruby-
Frank Kristofi, Mrs Katherine Pow
man-Mrs.. Phyllis FetHer.
Ray Garrett, Mrs. Robert puBois-Mrs.
cHEss Jan. 81 DR.. Emily orewe-
james Hughes. Mrs, Mslora Christ
Ro sHf cruise wiison ssttsfheld MS rs.
Ann ScruggS-hrs. Margaret l., Fisher.
Congressional Secretaries: Mrs Eva
Barsis-Harye Moblsy. Audrey Hasen-
de9p rss,a bakE 1si,., f.,.v..ra w.,.r,
Gao: isection A.. Victor Daiy -Raiph
Greene. Mrs. Evelyn Williams-Lynn
Carrier. -tSection b Ellen Miller.
Mathew Solomon. Lee Geismsr David
Scrsn; FEB ysb. y Elaine EssIe:2n.
MM sEsass !Fse q MAJ Robert
Mrs., EdEsr snowden-Mrs. Robert
Monday: Mrs. W. R. Plum-Mrs.
Mrs Carl Tessrner' ~ ~
memnon Despopouios Mrs. Hattie
Arp PIi s ms. WILLIAM ThCms. A..
phy-Jsmes sou sour 81 n 1F.b 'Oa IT MIS- Arr.
RsISs Di Ro5sst sEfi.'''r'l
Mr Thq RsS.,, s s;ssb.n Mrs W. E. Oliver
walsh: (seetion 4, Mrs. Freeman
Mary Palladino- Paul Kse1.i section
ter Serena Kramer Nns1a'I a Thon mas
TODAY. Playfair. 143i Harvard: pairs,
~. Goren. y Dupont circle: pairs z.
TOMORROW; Gcren, q Dupont. circle
p.Scs.s Club; Mp pairs na0 7:fs. A All,
Fan, 2a2Q Arlington Boulevard pairs.
7:i5. Federal, Bellevue. Hotel; open
pair Championship first session.
aS n:sGr oR msin a 4Ssm lsecr
Adj. loo' s4.O six,eentb r' pairs, H:se'
TUESDAY: Arlington, 1850 North pol
lard MP pairs, 7:!5. Federal Power
Commission and GAO. Official dining
room General Aceountins once;
wEPpNSiEsDHtYa Bethesda. sset neeeh,re.
drive: Mp pairs. IL. Washing ton
Bridge Leagus tAcBL lnip. Nay.
flower Hotel; pairs. monthly winners
game, 745
Thursday Noon. a Dupont
circle: MP pairs. II 80. Chess. Gordon
Hotel; pai:s. AS. Congressional Sec
retafieH, House once Building: MP
pairs. Z. Penthouse. Department OF
Health. Education and Welfare: pairs
$50. Playfsir, 1891 Harvard: pairs.
FRIDAY: Lyon Village. 2oOl Lee high
way; pairs. 1880. Alexandria, 2300
King; MP pairs. 7,15 Euclid. Apt
Silver Spring, s2i6 Wisconsin, pairs,
80
Agriculture. Apt. 100. gao
sixteenth; MP pairs /. Arii7gtOn.
Chess. Gordon Hotel; pairs, T:a5
walsh, 1882 Massachusetts,: pairs,
7:45.
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STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS
MONDAY

MONDAY
Capital Precancel Club, 8 pm,
home of DR.. c. r. Uhler, 4025
Connecticut avenue NV.
Woodbridge Stamp Club, 8
pm, Taft Junior High School.
Eighteenth and Otis streets
NE.
Hyattsville Stamp Club, 1880
pm, public library. 1880 Far
ragut street, Hyattsville, Md.
WEDNESDAY
Washington Philatelic So
ciety, 8 pm. Arts Club. 20l7
/ street NV. Special British
Colonial auction.
Arlington Stamp Club, 8 pm.
County Recreation Building.
440 North George Mason drive.
Arlington, Va. Organization
meeting of a new club.
THURSDAY
American Topical AssOcia-
ton, Potomac Chapter, 7:45
pm. Cleveland Park Branch
Library, Connecticut avenue
and Macomb street NV. Mrs.
Anna Plants prize winning
exhibit. Stamps and Auto
graphs"
Silver Spring Philatelic So.
ciety, 8 pm. County Build
ing, $500 Colesville road. Sill.
yer Spring, Md. Stamp
Scramble.
SATURDAY
Westminster Youth Stamp
Club tseventh grade through
high SCHOOL,. 2 pm. West
mister Presbyterian Church,
270I Cameron Mills road,
Alexandria, Va. DR.. Forrest
Swisher will show his Alex
andria Postmaster's Provi-
SIGNALS and his Ship Cancel
lations.
Notes on club programs
should reach The Star BY
Wednesday for publication the
Sunday before the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
Charity Game Fees
TOGO to Heart Fund

Winchester Warrenton meet,
slated at the Hotel George
Winchester, Va.
February %.
Also on tap is the three-day
sectional starting next Friday
at the Bellevue Stratford Ho-
tel in Philadelphia. Pa.
The National Knockout
Team Championships for the
Vanderbilt Cup will be held at
the Hotel Roosevelt. New York
City. February 1926. Register
personnel by S pm. February
81. with ACBL headquarters,
80 West Sixtieth street. New
York City.
Federal Play Results
Winning 15h out Of "a
matches. Mrs. Marianne Boz
schan. Mrs. J. A. Weber. Har-
dee Allen and D. A. Williamson
last Monday topped team con-
testants at the Federal Bridge
League. thereby clinching title
to the fall team series. Mrs.
Carl Tessmer and Mrs. Mar
garet L. Fisher were alternates.
Next summer they will meet
winners of the spring series. to
begin March 4. in a playof for
the Luther Steward Trophy.
The Boschan-Weber combi-
nation was also Ms pair VIM
ners Monday. E-W high score
going to Virginia Kinnard-
Helen Smith.
Tomorrow night Federalites
begin the annual open pair
competition. This contest.
which continues the following
Monday. will be at the Belle
vue Hotel. Is E street NV.
at 7:45 pm. Defending the
title are Mrs. Marie billiard
and Richard Freeman.
Arlington Duplicate
Mrs. Jean Ellis, Robert 8.
Bethe. Mai. and Mrs. Earl
Buchan won the team -of-four
title at the Arlington Dupli
cate Bridge Club February 8
u912 matches out Of 30). Sec
ond were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Norris and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Maddox (l8 wins.
Master Point Results
.Celumsia; MIS-; z. W Mollohan-
Il "t kishSins. MRS. s I L, SONNET ' ,ied
Mr.. and Mrs Il. W. Hansen; Z. T.
Simpsons. L, sommer
Kenwood; Mrs. Frances Bassett-
Riehard ". Beers, Hsrdes ' Allen:
Gene Hermann
Lyon vill.is; sse !, s A. VI Mr. Mr.
jones aS u mrs John Sea Seal Mrs.
William P. .Withers-D Meade PEBBLES.
lr. Mrs Kiimer BortE-Mrs. James
Ooode. (section b Mrs. .Malora
w. Russell.Mrs June HodRkinS. T.
Mrs Willye Roberts-Mrs. WAYNE v.
watkins, Mrs. X. Bowman-Lewis q.
Tubbs
Silver Spring: Mr.. and Mrs,
John simmons. Mr. and Mrs, Bernard
Rosson. 2--Herbert DTopkin-Philip
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tuition as I Understand IT., II
Take the Responsibility,
Down With the Bank,
Specie Payments Suspended,
May Tenth, 1897.
The tradesmen's cards or
tokens carried advertisements
Of the firms that issued them.
They often had the head Of
Liberty or Lafayette on the
diverse.
There are a few varieties
that are rare, but the greater
proportion were issued in large
quantities and are still rather
common.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Correction

Most Valuable of the Lin
coin Cents is the Denver Mint
coin of 1914. In top condition
it is valued at $1l0. Through
a typographical error this cent
was referred to in last weeks
column as bald. The 194l
cent has no special value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
JUST RELEASED

Four Spices-Vocal group
has Just average sides in
"Armen's Theme" and Fire
Engine Boogie." (MGM
Kl2397.)
Pearl Bailey-An entertain
ing LIP in which Pearls unique
style is perfectly displayed.
The Bailey humor is much in
evidence on such numbers as
MY Man." The Gypsy
Cooled" "A Man is a Neces-
sary Evil" "Porter's Love Song
to a Chambermaid," You
Waited Too Long" and seven
others. tMercury MG-20lS7D
"The Biggest Hits of So
Vol. PIP of current hits fea-
lures performances by Polly
Bergen. Connie Haines, Kyle
Kimbro, The Townsmen, Earl
Grant. Johnny Guarnieri, and
Jack Says band. Among the
dozen tunes are "Wayward
Wind" Allegheny Moon"
MY Prayer" Whatever Will
Be. Will Be. Tonight You Be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
TOPS IN POPS
By BOB WILLIAMS

Columbia Records has signed
singing star Polly Bergen to a
long term disc pact and is
preparing a promotion cam
paign in her behalf. Miss Ber-
gen. film and television per-
sonality. will do both albums
and singles.
An important forthcoming
album release. starring Miss
Bergen. will be THE Helen
Morgan Story" This will be
based on the CBS-TV show Of
the same title. to be presented
on Playhouse 80 and starring
Miss Bergen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Min,z. Mrs. Lester Gibson-Mrs. Roy
Hackett
Thomas Circle: Capt, and Mrs
George D Svnon. Ralph Greene
Mathew Solomon 2--Mary Lipp-H
p affilWeil Walter CsraYpS.Ed Waters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

Upcoming nearby sectional
tournament Of considerable
interest is the eighth annual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19
ENGAGEMENTS

the engagement Of their
daughter Yvonne to Mr.. John
c. Cooper, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry c. Cooper OF Falls
Church. A June 6 wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel F.
Alexander of Arlington an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Judy Louise to
Mr.. Paul Sheridan Minor, son
of Mrs. and Mrs. Howard C.
Minor Of Wheeling. w. Va. A
June wedding is planned.