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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-16
RIvERWOOD AREA
CUSToM.BuHT

NEW BRICK HAMBLEH
rooms. 8 baths. screened porch;
large lot; daylight recreation room.
maids room. Exceptional value in
this de luxe location. Seldom do
You md such an attractive home
onered for sale. priced at $3S.950;
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INVESTOR looking for homes Is
viii pay ali cash. ST. 3-006S
ALL CASH for semidetached or row
houses in Cleveland PIX, Glover
TOWN q SUBURBAN. EN-. Z saod..
BETHESDA : ARLINGTON AREA.
private party wants small house.
Write Box BAD. Star.
SPOT CASH or will sell. rent, for
you, FREE APPRAISAL Mod G.
y. VICTOR DlCKEY, AP. 7-s0S0,
MODEM. CLEAN. 3 or 4 bedrnl.
nouse IN good sc. OF. Pr Geo CO.
loo. Have substantial cash MRS,
COX, u. 1880 or ST. 3-738G
sLormsELL ~ us--AII cash 5 ~
s a X PROPERTIES.
HIGHEgT CASH. nc. homes, ne.
ssasSsisrs a IA. * s.o srsa. DAVID RA.
We HAVE CASH CLIENTS fof
e aSuSes i'm n 0, the 3; G, area sd ns
year. FLOYD 2. DAVIS Co, Real.
ewes. yUy ' e.s55e.' o. va 'O'0A'
HAVE CLIENT. Chevy Chase area.
schOodI S.d Go NEAR 6o, RosssT 1,sEs
PROPERTIES, TX. 5-bs5s.
S5O. coo TO e1O0.00O-Have client
desiring estate-type residence on
one acre or more; Arlington.
Langley or overlooking Potomac
River preferred, Must be close IN,
The Il LAURIE RiI's cxo;RsR.r As'nins'r'
cAsH-CAsH-cAsH-We buy on he
spot. Call Mr.. GODDARD. Oh
4-7e2e. HU. 3-4747.
We HAVE A CLIENT moving 70
Mashineton and need 10 70 les
room house, prefer MONTGOMERY
County. Can be older house within
30 minutes 10 downtown. Call aol
WolberE, SHANNON Il LUcH6
CO.. ia l4th st. NV, Ma.
HOUSES wanted in Arlington. Pals
Church and Mclean areas. ORETA
BROWN. Agent. IA. 2-7567.
ALL Cash FOR HOMES or invest-
ments. lots and acreage; Sc and
nearby Pr Geo, only Mr. Filippo,
Lu 2-5g7n. ANAcosTIA REALTY,
ALL CASH. no commission on b. c.
property, brick or frame, white or
colored. Mr., ROSS. Di T-67li.
VETERAN. with adequate down
payt.. interested In purchasing d.
rect from owner. 3-bedrm brick
home with basement Write TO Boz
lg5-K, star.
LIsTiNGs WANTED in Northwest
y. G. and Nd areas for cash
buyers. Use our SO yrs, experlence
IN appraisals and sales. PROMPT
action and courteous aervica.
.KVEe.. EN- 2-69l6. L. T. ORA
WAITE, Reallor, Ma. 8-O753.
HAVE BUYER for house In M
burleith q small house or buns
allow Mlchigan Pk., 90 bfitk
bungalow with fenced yard, M
R Rs1nlsr 1Esa ara 4 81 PINE Rp f1E. co.
ALL cAsH-MoNT. CO. and VI.
yU. 1-f36b Ma, s-Hda9
ALL cAsH-D.c. on MARYLAND
MuesEMAN REALTY. RI. 7.7f7o
ALL CASH
Mont and Prince Oeofgea Counties
PETKRS AND SOLER
10. k-2l3i, He 1000. Ju' s-0007
- NO OBI ToATfoN
n. NJ. oREENFiELD. IA a-7faa
Cash FOR YOUR VIRGINIA.
HOME NO RED TAPE, NO DFIAYf
CALL PoMpoNIo REALTY. NC.
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Washinaton and need 10 10 re-
room house,; prefer MONTGOMERY
County. Can be older house Witnln
30 minutes 70 downtown. Call aoi
Wolberg, SHANNON n LUCH8
Ca ia l4th st. NV, Ma.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW

SLEEPY HOLLOW
Mr.. Malbrook and Lake Bancroft
This beautiful brick RAM
bier on q z-acre lot with
many large trees is most ap-
pealing. Located on a quiet,
dead-end street: only 5
years old. 1t Is in excellent
cond. Entrance foyer, 90
It. living-dining rm., huge
glassed porch at rear. 3
bedrms.. baths, master
bedrm. has q dressing rm.,
pulldown stairs to attic,
modern, fully equipped kitch-
en-; garage. radiant heat,
parquet floors. Near new
elementary school and bath
and tennis club. S32,060.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
OF. 1886 OF, 4-8OS5
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CONVENIENT LYON VILLAGE
8 Bedrooms, 21a Baths

Situated attraetivey
ViaGe only blocks TO excellent transportation shop
ping Centerhal plan: 22 living with fireplace
arate dining room with door l5i screened porch Kitchen
other large bedrooms and hath Pull basement with eo
storm windows brick patio Earase. $4,000.
pREcTgoNs; oy. Lee Highway 70 t27oo block n panyls
.h 9r OF y'SS sscE Dans
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HOUSES WAITED 70 SvY

INVESTOR looking for homes %
buy In DC. or Silver Spring,
Will pay al cash. ST. 3-Q06S
ALL CASH for semidetached or row
houses in Cleveland PIX, Glover
PIX and Burleith. Call sales mgr
TOWN q SUBURBAN, EN-. $4,000.
BETHESDA ARLINGTON AREA
Private party wants small house.
Write Box 2i4-D. Star.
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MT. VERNON BLVD.
CUSTOM BUILT
FORT BELVOIR AREA

This doll house will both surprise
and delight you. Lge liv. rm., we'll
equipped kitchen. 2 bedrms. and
. sell ct S1O,50O. reasonable terms
Town & Country Realty
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The Following Homes Open Today, Til Dark
FOR A
Small Family

appreciates quality built community Of
homes Situated beautiful Bellevue Forest
attfacvey Handicapped lot this charming home consists Of
24 living with fireplace butn bookshelves French
private terrace; dining electric
Kitchen 3rd bedroom bath
larse bedrooms with huge closets bath Fun basement
with
State roof Only $4,000
Parkway under Bridge right
Nellie right Nellie
GUSTS % n Military Road right On NJ Military Eosd o
and our Open" sign.
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LAKE
BAREFOOT

pis,i SehM s Shi.. bri Tp ISsmbl.r
ming, boating and dshlng privii
The lst-ns plan accommodates
p Nv, rm, which Is separated from
rm. by folding louvred door 4
con, 7lete modern. KIT. with break
4 iSs L aEss . SE tn z D snrs emily sPS
pose rms. and : sr S bath I N adj
ton 70 the room Tor utiis. Near
schools. churches. shopping. Dir:
Columbia pike west 10 Blair I'd,
right q Jaallen hv., Fight IN our
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NEED
Five Bedrooms

This beautiful rambler, . mlndteg drive from
downtown Washington. could .
Entrance foyer, 22~f living
douDle-glaas sliding
breakfast paneed bedroom lOveH
bay window 1eM master bedroom with prtvate bath two
other bedrooms bath
outside entrance adjoining
saraEe HIP roof with 3O-neh overhang Only $4,000.
Complete Planning Service Is Available
For custom-B Built Home on the Lot OF Your Choice
DIRECTIONS: At the 1000 block Of oebe Road turn Yves,
on chesterbrook Road blocks right blocks
on Oakdae Road block.
left block TO 431b eowood Trail Our Open slsn
GEORGE MASON GREEN co.
Exclusive Broker IA. 4-14D0
2OSo Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
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WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS Tor
year FLOYD 3. G DAvis CO.. Our R cSi
Tors sors. 1872 K s nv. Ma. s-os62s
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ANNANDAI,E ARIA

Hi-level rambler, 8 bedrms.. 2
baths: all-elec. kit. beamed cell
ings, window wall in liv.. I'm.
oyerlooking wooded rear yard.
Total price incl settlement eharges:
$l9s 500. FAA appraised. u. A.
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n you're tired Of the sane old
me HOUSE 81 ToEoRRow.O cal I'll
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CAMERA ANGLES
Flower Garden Full
Of Picture PotentioIs

beauty Of the floral tones.
With adjustable cameras you
can vary your pictures from
overall garden scenes to Sc
lected groupings and splen-
did, colorful close ups of in
dividual blooms.
Study the composition be-
fore taking a picture. In a
flower garden there is so
much color that diStracting
backgrounds, that sometimes
go unnoticed. will draw too
much interest away from the
main subject. When looking
through the finder. if you
find the background insult
able. simply change the angle
or position Of the camera
until your subject stands out,
then click the shutter.
AS a rule flower pictures
can be made at slow shutter
speeds. However. if the wind
is blowing, a faster speed
must be used to avoid blur
ring. This, in turn, may re-
quire a wider lens opening
and to compensate for this
more exacting focusing is re-
quired to get a sharp picture.
For extreme close ups of
flowers you will have to use
a set of supplementary close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
Movie Makers
Slate Convention
Here Moy30-3l

The Washington Society Of
cinematographers win be
host 10 the third convention
Of the American Chapter. In
stitute OF Amateur Cinema
tographers May 80 and 81.
Convention and public show
ings win be held In the Wood
ward a. Lothrop auditorium,
Wisconsin and Western ave-
nues NV.
Public Showings will be held
both evenings Of amateur
films. Approximately 100 de-
voices Of the art are ex-
pected from Eastern points.
On Friday night. Joseph F.
Hollywood. FACL, FACI. and
Archie MacGregor. both OF
New York. will show the best
OF 8-mm. Aims. On Saturday
night. Theodore H. Sarchin.
FWSC, is scheduled TO pre-
sent a l6-mm. showing which
will close the convention.
Tickets for the showings
are available at AAA head
quarters. leading camera
stores and by mail from L. c.
Denslow. p. o. Box 1873. He
is president OF the council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
star STAMP Editor

New stamp displays show
ing material never before
available 10 the ordinary col
lector are drawing increasing
numbers OF visitors to the
Philatelic Exhibition Room
here.
In a special Monroe exhibit
put up last Tuesday are orig
inal and revised sketches by
the designer. Frank p. conley.
a photograph OF the wash
drawing model by Victor s.
McCloskey. IT,. Of the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing,
progressive die proofs pulled
at various stages Of the en-
craving by Charles A. Brooks
and John Edmondson. color
trials and the die proof APP
proved by Postmaster Sum-
merfield.
Also in the frames are a
pane Of 70 Of the stamps, an
uncut and imperforate sheet
OF four panes. and the orig
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CAMERA CLUBS

Free State Camera Club
will meet Tuesday. May 6, at
1880 pm. at the Royal Hart
Studio, 6233 Baltimore ave-
nue., Riverdale, Md. A show
ing Of recent slides of the
cherry blossoms will be made.
The meeting is open.
W0men's City Club will
meet Wednesday, May 7. at
headquarters, 1900 Twentieth
street NV. at 8 pm. Elbridge
G. Purdy will show a series of
color slides made of the
azalea and magnolia gardens
Of South Carolina.
Bethesda Chevy Chase
Camera Club will meet Tues
day at 8 pm. in the Lin
brook recreation hut in Be-
thesda. After a black-and-
white print competition,
Everett Hurlburt will give a
slide lecture on "Peggy's Cove
Revisited"
The Flicker and Clicker
Camera Club will present an
exhibit Of prints IRON orig
inal negatives by Mathew B.
Brady, famed Civil War
photographer, Tuesday, May
s, at the Springfield (Va.)
Methodist Church.
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Bubv Photographer
To Give Lecture

Constance Bannister, noted
baby photographer, is sched-
uled to deliver an illustrated
lecture on the techniques of
her profession before the
Greater Washington Council
of Camera Clubs May is.
Miss Bannister will speak
at 8 pm. in the auditorium
of the Natural History Build
ing, Tenth street and Con-
stitution avenue NV. Her
talk on How Photograph
Babies and Pets" will be &C.
companied by 20 by 80 prints
and color slides.
She will be in Washington
the entire week and has sew
epal other engagements, in
cluding TV appearances,
council officers said.
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U. S. Gold Coins-2

Our early gold coins were
minted in eagles $40. half
eagles and quarter eagles.
Two new denominations we're
authorized on March 3, 1849.
the double eagle 500 and
the 81 gold piece. On Febru-
airy 81, 1858, issuance Of SO
gold pieces was approved.
Both 81 and SO pieces we're
discontinued by the Act Of
September 26, 1890. The
quarter eagles were discon-
tinued by the Act of April
IL, 1880.
Under special powers
granted him, President
Roosevelt issued in March
and April, 1888, during the
depression, a series of exec
utive orders temporarily TAX
ing the United States of the
gold standard. On May 10.
1888, the United States dis
continued the minting Of all
domestic gold coins.
The total gold coinage OF
the United States Mint from
1892 to 1888 was $4,526,218,-
ALSO.
The Gold Reserve Act of
January 80, 1884, vested in
the United States title to all
gold coin and bullion held by
the Federal Reserve banks
and established a gold bullion
standard. 1t provided that
all United States gold coins
should be withdrawn from
circulation and cast into
bars. Naturally, this did not
apply to rare gold coins of
recognized value to collectors.
Stored in the form of bull
lion, gold has not circulated
as money in our country since
1888. 1t continues, however.
to serve as a standard of
money values, 1871 grains of
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CAMERA ANGLES
BY A. J. wEDDERBURN
Curator OF Photography
The Smithsonian Institution

The Smithsonian Institution
Flower gardens may be
somewhat late this year but
they will still be a favorite
target of the color photog-
rapher. Your snapshots of
the flowers will fall into one
of two general categories-
record shots of the garden
and its growth and bloom
progress. or what might be
called pictorial shots of in
dividual flowers or special
flower arrangements.
If yours is a newly planned
garden-started from scratch
this year-you can use your
camera to keep a record of
progress from the prepara-
ton Of the beds to the COM
pleted garden in its different
phases OF bloom as the sea-
sons pass by.
Virtually all new home
owners find themselves faced
with the problem of land
scaping. This can be a lot
of fun as we'll as a lot of hard
work. The use of the camera
will help add to the pleasure
of planning and planting
your own flower border or
garden.
Start From Scratch
To begin with, make shots
Of the house or garden area
before any work is done.
This will serve as a COMPARE
son later on when the work
is complete and prove the
full measure of your achieve
ments in time to come.
Keep your Naded camera
handy and shoot as the work
progresses. Take shots as
you dig and prepare the
beds; If you are doing all the
work, then have someone
else use the camera.
During the course of a
growing season you will note
many changes-even week to
week. A well-planned gar
den will have beds. borders
and bushes providing a con-
tinuous succession of blooms
from the earliest jonquils of
spring to the late blooming
chrysanthemums that main
tain their beauty well into
the autumn chill.
These changes can best be
recorded with color film as
you take snapshots at fire.
quent intervals. Next VIM
ter these same color shots, in
the form of slides, will pro-
vide you with many hours
Of entertainment and from
them you will be better able
to formulate plans to i'm
prove your flower garden
next year.
Study Composition
Even the simple box camera
will provide you with excel
lent color shots in bright
sunlight. showing of the full
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PHILATELIc NEWS
Exhibition Room Gets
New Stamp Displays

inal art work for the pictorial
first day cancellation.
Two-CoIOr Stamps
Similar material for the
Giori press scent Liberty,
the Paul Revere and the
Brussels Fair stamps also Is
on display. The original art
work for the Brussels stamp
is an Scent value in two coll
ors, red for the American
pavilion and blue for the let
tering at side and top.
The gardening stamp ex-
hibit. with which the Post
once Department inaugu-
rated the new series March
Is. has been removed for per-
manent remounting. As dis
plays are taken down, they
will be made available for
exhibition at stamp shows
and similar affairs so that
collectors in other parts of
the country may have an
opportunity to see them.
Stanley j. Hodziewich Is
curator Of the exhibition
room. which comes under
the Division OF Philately. It
is open from 9 am. to S pm.
Monday through Friday and
8 am. to 4:30 pm. on Sat-
urday.
The Post ONCE Depart
ment's first venture into the
exhibition field. a postal mu-
scum established in the
1905. was abolished by Post
master General Frank Hitch
cock in 1911 and its fine COL
lection transferred to the
Smithsonian Institution.
MilliOn-DOllar Display
The present collection was
started in the l930s under
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BY MARGARET L. FISHER
special Writer for The star

In the eight years Of COM
petition for Western Mary
land bridge titles. Washing
ton experts Mrs. Freda Bent
ley and Lew Levenson have
managed to bring home at
least one trophy every year.
Last week end at Cumber-
land, Md. playing for 1858
titles. it was no exception.
They bested Sc pairs to take
the open title. Winning score
for the two-session play was
$751;.
Runnerup honors went to
Richard Freeman and Rich
ard Walsh, 266. Richard
Crump-Ted Leahy topped the
field in the qualifying round;
Hardee Allen-Miller Roberts.
Mrs. NJ A. Coneys-Mrs. L. d.
Whitaker finishing third and
fourth. respectively.
Other honors for the Dis
trict delegation: Paul Neff
with Jules Chodak (Balti-
more). third, ]. S. Machlin
with Abe Feigus CCumber-
landD, fourth, in the mems
pairs; Mrs. s-Mrs.
Whitaker, third, Mary Louise
Lane-Rose Jackson. sixth, in
the women's pairs: Mrs. Jack
Cole-Lewis G. Tubbs, third,
Dorothy Atkins-James Lip
man, fourth. in the mixed
pairs. Section honors: Frieda
K MA. Feigus. Mrs.
Madeline Northumberland
Crump. Mrs. T. c. Keach-
Paul Neff, George Black-Mrs.
Michaelson.
SectiOnaIs Slated
More than 100 area fans
will go to Winchester, Va,
next week end for the ninth
Winchester Warrenton Sec
tional tourney. Paul E.
Golden will direct. The
schedule: Friday, women's
pairs, 2 PM. mixed pairs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

Or. d. X. Karve, distin-
guished Indian educator who
was 100 years old on April 10,
was pictured on a is MP light
brown stamp issued on his
birthday. DR.. Karve was hon.
ored for his pioneering wrok
for the education Of women
in India.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

q semiprecious stone OF the
garnet family, and quartz
rock crystal.
NDIA-Two stamps were
issued April 80 for the Silver
Jubilee of the Indian Air
Force, Dhirubhai Mehta re-
ports from Bombay. They
show a Wapiti biplane used
in 1888 and a present-day jet
Hawker Hunter. Values are
is MP and 80 MP in two
shades Of blue.
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NUMISMATIC NOTES

pure gold corresponding to
one dollar.
DIR. v. CLAIN-STEFANELLI
The Washington Numis-
matte Society. whose mem
berS hare prepared this series
of articles. i0iH answer QueS-
tons on coins addressed to
NumiSmatic Notes, The Sun
day Star, Washington 4, D. C.
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up lenses. These are quite
inexpensive and should be
part of the flower photogra-
piers standard equipment.
These supplementary lenses
are quite simple to use and
make it possible for you to
take shots from as close as
Is inches.
Accurate Distances
The extra lens fits right
over your regular lens. When
making close-ups you must
be sure to measure the dis
lance exactly right for each
shot. With the lens designed
for Is inches. for example,
the distance from the cam
era lens to the flowers must
be Is inches if the picture
is to be a success. An easy
way to insure this is to tie
a 13-inch string to the cam
era lens. Hold the end of the
string on the flower and draw
back the camera until the
string is taut. This will give
you the accurate distance
and the picture will be sharp
and clear.
ParallaX is another factor
to keep in mind when shoot
ing extreme closeups. Be-
cause the camera view-flnder
is usually placed higher than
the lens, it sees an area
above that which the lens
sees. So allow for the fact
that the upper one-fourth of
what you see in the view
finder will not be in the pic
ture. and raise your camera
accordingly.
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New Issues

The four higher values will
inaugurate a new series of
minerals, rocks and fossils"
picturing flourite, a fossil
coiled ammonite, almandine,
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STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS
MONDAY


Washington NumisIhatic
Society, 8 pm. auditorium,
Natural History Museum,
Tenth street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV. Discussion:
Your Up-to-Date Numis-
matte Library" and "A Sur
vey of Current Numismatic
Publications"
Alexandria Mount Vernon
Junior Stamp Club, 8 pm,
Belle View School, 420 Fort
Hunt road, New Alexandra,
Va.
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AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
Home 7 cam Takes
Maryland Title

$3.50. Saturday. open pairs,
2 and 8 pm. Sunday. teams,
l pm. lone session.. Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Rosson
will defend the mixed title.
Mrs. Alfred Stidham and j.
d. Boyd hold the team title,
together with Richard Glenn
Richmond, Va and John j.
Parish (Centralia, M.
Title Matches Open
Important reminder to
Washington Bridge Leaguers:
The Thursday. May 8. dupli-
cate session monthly "win-
ners' game" and regular pair
games will be held at the
Willard Hotel.
WBL members desiring
partners for the upcoming
mems and women's title
matches will contact the
chairmen. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ton Bledsoe mo. 2-400O. Ext.
AID. The matches. open to
more than 1000 league mem
bers. will be held concur
rently, May Is and %, at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel, sessions
starting promptly at 7:45
pm. All entrants will COM
pete through both sessions
without elimination.
Charity Event
Highlight this week is
Federal Bridge Leagues an
nual charity pair match.
The contest, for benefit of
the American Cancer Society,
will be held Tuesday at the
Windsor Park Hotel, 1900
Connecticut avenue NV, at
7:45 pm. Participation is
available to any ACBL mem
Der. Master point awards go
to the winners, as well as the
Ruth Kathan Trophy, now
held by Mrs. Claris Adams
and Mrs. John G. Fletcher.
1t. Col. jeanette Blech
and Mrs. Rose Robins, CO.
charmen of the Washing
ton Bridge Leagues big open
pair charity match May 18,
have appointed the following
to assist with arrangements:
Mrs. H. J. Alexander. Mrs.
F. M. Ney. Mrs. Evelyn Brad
ley, Mrs. George Synon, Mrs.
Wayne Gallant, Mrs. John
Simmons. D. Meade PEBBLES,
Jr.. will assist players to OBJ
tain partners if needed. Call
EN-. 3-4008. The ABCL-in-
dorsed contest will benefit the
American Cancer Society,
and will be held at Sheraton
Park Hotel at 1890 and
$50 pm.
Auxiliary to Elect
A photo finish marked the
third annual play for the
team title of the WBL Wom-
ems Auxiliary. Winning 49,
out of % matches, Mrs. Dixie
Bortz, Mrs. James p. Goode.
Mrs. Franklin Brown and
Mrs. Miller Poppleton claimed
the title and the Mrs. E. A. st.
John Trophy. With II wins.
Mrs. Marianne Boschan, Mrs.
Howard Campbell, Mrs. Harry
Siegel and Mrs. Harry Kap-
Ian edged into second spot.
Tied for third honors
among 81 teams were Mrs.
Jean Ellis, Mrs. Agnes Fis-
cher, Mrs. Virginia Dye, Mrs.
Hazel Loftin and Mrs. Alfred
Stidham. Mrs. Gilbert Rude.
Mrs. Robert w. Bates and
DR.. Willie w. Smith, each
scoring 1872 wins.
In preparation for the an
nual election. May "a. the
following have been named
to the nominating commit
tee: Mrs. James Lazard,
chairman, Mrs. H. G. Alex
ander and Mrs. L. D. Whit
aker. The annual meeting
will be held at Kenwood
Country Club at 1880 am,
followed by a luncheon and
master point pair game.
Reservations by May % are
required: Call Mrs. Franklin
Brown (OL. 2-2086) or Mrs.
L. D. Whitaker (WO. 6-5298).
Alexandria Bridge Clubs
first annual dividual
championship match ended
in a tie between Mrs. Evelyn
Bradley and Miss Cell Cra-