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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
Machine Translates
English to japanese

TOKYO. - An automatic
English Japanese translating
machine has been built by the
Electric Institute Of Japan's
Ministry Of International Trade
and Industry.
Using the principle Of an
electronfc computer. the ma
chine converts each English
word into a number; then the
device picks up the correspond
ina japanese word from its
memory" unit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

President aired his views about
Vice President Nixon. newspa-
permen and his own tempera-
ment.
Some of the Presidents
views, as given in the letters
Internationally. so far as ]
know, there has been no Vice
President in all our history,
and I am including Teddy
Roosevelt, who was. during his
lncumbency of that Office, kept
so well informed. so busy, so
usefully employed.
REORGANIZATION mem
tirr ce NC Nixon reminds me
how difficult it is sometimes
fo liewspapermen-posSibly ]
should say; commentat ors--to
believe the plain unvarnighed
truth. went out Of my way
to say how satisfactory Dick
Nixon is to me. then I flnd one
columnist says Ike bitches
Dick.
Himself-"Sometime. II OPP
portunity presents itself.
shall tell you the story Of how
l developed the characteristic
OF patience and moderation
that some Of our people find SC
Objectionable. For a man oil
my temperament, as you car
readily understand. 1t wasn't
easy"
Life Magazine said ii hac
gathered the file of letter ma
terial from among the 500 per-
sons on the Presidents person.
al mailing list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11

the letter, along with other
private letters of the President.
The recipients of the letters
were not identified.
Mr.. Eisenhower favored cali
ing the new post 1.-The First
Secretary Of the Government :
and entrusting to the man who
held it the direction OF seven
major Federal agencies in their
dealings with international al
fairs.
Declines Comment
The White House declined to
comment on the letters.
Mr.. Eisenhower said the crea-
ton of the post would be his
Ideal organizational change"
The new, Cabinet officer
would be, responsible to the
President. Mr.. Else n h owe r
wrote, and would be relieved
of the chore Of meeting with
committees and long hours OF
detailed discussion and argu-
ment-he would be given time
to think"
The President outlined the
duties of the post this way:
He would be responsible to
the President for co-ordinating
and directing the efforts of the
State Department, the US1A
UNITED States Information
Agency, the ICA 1Interna-
tional Cooperation Admins,
tration) and the international
activities Of the Departments
of Commerce, Agriculture, La.
Dor and Treasury"
Airs His Views
In the other letters the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
New japanese Tower
Called WorId'sTuIlest

TOKYO.-Tokyo now boasts
the worlds highest independ-
ent tower. l.085 feet-about 100
feet taller than Paris Eiffel
Tower.
The Tokyo structure. built
by the Japan Television City
Corporation. has q 246-foot TV
tower atop It and an observa-
ton platform in the center Of
Its lowest portion. A six-story
building in the towers base Is
TO be q science museum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
FOUND


CAT. Angora, brown collar, with two
bells, IN Wheaton, Md: owner or
goOd home, oil. 2-S9OS.
DIAMOND RING. at Union Station
Sat, about 300 pm. II. 6-32o0
DOG, mixed breed, female black and
Whlte: vic. Mount Vernon School
owner call XII 9-3g59.
Doc, cocker. male. blond, D. c. tags;
anal notice Owner call XII. g-395g,
DOG. German shepherd, male, black
vic. me- Vernon School. Owner
saii XII e-3959.
DOG. collie. male, vicinity West
U0G, cocker, female vic. Key DIR
gpwner call XII. $1,000.
DOG, cocker, male. blond. Owner
call KI. $1,000.
PUPPY. mixed. female. brown; vic
TAYLOR Run pkwy. owner call XII
9-3gj9.
PUPPY, mixed. male. white and black
vic. Powhatan ST. Owner call XII
PUPPY. beagle, male VIC. Manor
I'd. owner call K1. g-30op,
PUPPY, black, male; owner can picI
up Wed. al Buckingham Animal Hos.
pital, 21l5 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
Bells Suffered in War

LONDON.-At the height Of
Warld War II only three Lon
don churches remained whose
bells could be rung, the others
had been destroyed by Nazi
bombing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
Super Post Fovored
II Presidents Letters

NEW YORK. Mar. II (AP)-President Eisenhower once
said would like to Cabinet post OF vast power
Created sort Of super Secretary of State.
He made the suggestion year ago, in letter 70 irieno
He said his choice Secretary Of State John
Fnster dulles Life today published excerpt from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-11
an excellent Ualue at

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Evening star., 1959-02-15
U. S. Currency-7

Although the 1896 series
silver certificates were very
attractive notes. they did not
wear well. and soon gave way
to the series Of 1899. Unlike
the issues of 1886, 1891 and
1896, the dollar bill Of this
series was to last for many
years. 1t was in constant
daily use for almost "a years.
except for a short period dur
ing World War I.
A true-to-life picture of an
American eagle in the center
OF the diverse makes this dol
lar note stand out. and it is
in great demand by non-col-
lectors as a nice example of
the old style Saddle Blan-
ket" large size US. currency.
Here for the first time we find
colored numerals of value on
United States bills. This was
quite common with the old
State bank notes and also was
used quite a bit on the Con-
federate and Confederate
States issues.
2 The 50 note Of the 1899
series is d well designed note
with a portrait of Washing =
ton in the lower center and
a pair Of. allegorical figures
representing mechanics and
agriculture on eithar. side
This was the last USE Of al
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Bridqe Calendar

TODAY: PIayfair. 1881 Harvard; pairs
-l:45. Goren, 8 Dupont circle. MP
ToMoRRRow. Goren, 6 Dupont circle;
oficers Club pairs, 7;45. Arl-Faxi
7:45. Goren Junior Masters, & Du-
pont circle; pairs. s. Thomas Circle.
Apt 100. 2440 sixteenth, pairs
TUESDAY: ArlinEton. 5000 Lee high;
24OO, Sixteenth street; pairs 7;45;
GAO, ofilcial dining room, General
Accounting ONCE: open pair cham
BeEinners, 8 Dupont circle; pairs, s,
Mp pairs, 7:f5. Offcers' Service
Club. 1914 Twenty-first: pairs. s.
WEDNESDAY: Bethesda. Woman's Club
Sonoma roads pairs l0;l5 p; am; m;
Club, Alexandria: pairs, 7:45. Chess,
Gordon Hotel; pairs, 5:45; Pent;
house, cafeteria. HEW Building: MP
9hTn 9nnr gs% room es'sSa asS sSans sS't%ays oaTs
THURSDAY: Falls Church. American
Legion Hall 400 N, Oak. Fails
Church: pairs, 0:45 am Goren; 9
Wasbinston Bridge Lease (ACBL
unit, sheraton-Part Hotel: MP
FRIDAY: Lyon Village. 5000 Lee high
way; pairs I230 Euclid, Apt i09,
@44O Sixteenth: pairs, 7:45. Goren,
Dupont circle: MP pairs. 3. Irving
street ,4I3 y ,l,, ITEinE c,,i. Arlnston r,,S,
Rockvjiie: MP sairs. T:f5
SATURDAY, Agriculture, Ant. 109,
2440 sixteenth: pairs. 1870. WBL
Mofnen's Auxiliary, .172g MaSsachU5
Sstt Gp paf5ss asrdoT omeT6sssS TOssi. gEalTs gnllS,
!, o74k.c CbeReFIyS 60l l3fo oHaMthfrne,
,chsveIly;s Mp psirs. Walsh z32
Evening star., 1959-02-15
How to Collect
STAMPS
l7-Stdmp Displays

Collectors in the Washing
ton area are fortunate in
having available two per-
manent stamp displays
those of the Post Office De-
partment and the Smithso-.
nian Institution.
The departments Philat-
elic Exhibition Room shares
Quarters with the Philatelic
Sales Agency in Room 1915
on the ground floor just in
side the Twelfth street. en-
trance to the Post Office De-
partment building at Twelfth
and Pennsylvania avenue
NV.
There are permanent ex-
hibits Of. United States and
foreign stamps in frames
along the walls. One sec
ton of the United States
exhibit is described as a
million : dollar. collection"
when it is shown each year
at a big stamp show in New
York.
The most popular Of the
Philatelic Rooms attractions,
however, are the changing
displays tracing the deevlop-'
ment of the most recently
issued stamps.
Starting with the artists
first rough sketch, the panels
show rejected designs, the
approved wash drawing,
progressive, die proofs of the
engraver's work, color trials,
the approved die proof signed
by the Postmaster General, a
full printed sheet Of four
post Office panes and ma
chine and handstamp first
. day cancellations.
The Smithsonian's Division
of Philately and Postal His
tory, in the Arts and In
dustries Building on the
south side of the Mall, has
an extensive exhibit of
stamps in pull-out frames.
Items Of current interest are
shown in museum case dis
plays changed about once a
month. Since the Smith
sonian has far more WORTH
while material than can be
shown in the space available.
almost any collector can
leaEn something by dropping
lin occasionally to check on
the current exhibit: .
:. ,;.S,s Next sunday. s.pfeiaI
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Europe''s Where
Sturs Are Born

HOLLYWOOD (AP) PRO
ducer- r-impresario Dave Siegel
thinks the best place for a
young actor or actress to get
discovered these days is not
on a drugstore counter stool
a la Lana Turner but in Eu-
. rope.
"A star name often can be
created more effectively over:
seas than on a LOCAL studio
lot" says Siegel. He cites
Brigitte Bardot. who made
the top 10 box Office list with
out ever making an 'Ameri-
can-made film.
Siegel says that the New
York stage used to be a good
place for discovery but now
many of the Hollywood crowd
bypass 1t.
Nov, with the polar
flights" says Siegel. its no
longer fashionable to stop in
New York"
Evening star., 1959-02-15
NUMISMATIC NOTES

legorical figures on a So
United States bill.
The IS silver certificate
has a head of the Sioux
Chief Onepapa in full head
dress on the diverse. The re-
verse has much fancy SCROLL
work around the borders.
The 81, SO and SIS notes Of
1899 have one thing in
common - many different
signature combinations. The
Napier Thompson combina-
ton is short tenure of these
officials as Register and
Treasurer Of the United
States.
The 1923 issue of the silver
certificates contains a 81 and
IS note. Not only is it the
last silver certificate. it is
also the last iarge-size bill
issued by the United States.
The 81 note has a portrait
Of Washington on the OBJ
verse, and the SIS note a
portrait of Lincoln on the
diverse. The SIS note is a
scarce bill and brings a nice
premium in new crisp con-
dition.
B. M. DOUGLAS.
The Washington NumiS-
matte Society, ,UhoSe MEM
bers hare prepared this
series OF articles. aDiu dnsWer
questions on coins and paper
money addressed TO Numts-
matte Notes, The g Sunday
Star, Washington T.. Dc c
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Master Point
Bridge Results

cns:s: sH::'T,' E rr.1cs tS' COL and aad MFs Mr..
z W Lundauist. MAI. and. Mrs.
Edward Dyorak. Mrs. Clyde Ben
sey,Jeanne Mapp.
RoSS RoSSr nI. nyns b..s I%si' NSIandcsil
Craven. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Vein
Ha'sS-Mrs' h'tai ceiii craven MN Mr. AND and
Mrs. William Msloney Mr.
Ind Mrs. Hugh MCGEE, Mrs. Frances
0"M'S TrVinT street. an'ei @ sDGdfn' @Mfs Harriet
zimmerly Thomas Thropp, Mr.. ant
Mrs. BENJAMIN T Dickson Con
ME CLARK Luigi Iacono, Robert W
Byrns-Bruee OIdfeld
Labor: l--Kathleen clsry-IrvinE
Armstrong. Ralph. Greene Walter
Mann Mrs. Lseard sein-victor
Albert Levy-Mrs J, A. Ronin. Mrs.
Carlene Garrigus-Lloyd Tubbs. -
HaSseil, Col, VI. R. Bartosh-RobeTt
Monday; Mrs Lester Gibson:
oftedai.Mrs N <: olmstesd. am
owens. Mrs. Robert nuRois.H. o
Gillmor
WashinEtcn. Bridge League: tsec-
tion A. l-Joseph o'Brien- -Alvsn
Roth. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Rim
tells. a-Three-way tie between r.
D Brandon Mr. Browne, Mrs. Kath-
leen Benson Norman Gormsen, Mr.
and Mrs Ralph Turofi: Mrs. Kent
Yoke-Raymond J. FetZner Section
B. Mrs. Rose Robins-Mrs. Hazel
Loftin, Mrs Dixie BortZ:Paul Kibler:
Mrs Harry Seigel-Richard Zach
AIRY, Mrs Carl TeSsmer- Mrs J A.
Weber Section c. l-Fillel r.
King-JamsS So1rilas, Mrs Kenneth
Soniers-Gene Hartmann, Mrs
Edward Cotter-Mrs Marianne Bo-
sohan, Henry Rau-J. Fred Staver.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
BY A. J. WEDDERBURN
Curator Of Photography
The Smithsonian Institution

hC
Victim of a one track
mind? lucky for you. when
it comes to. putting props in
your pictures. Props-those
incidental objects we use to
"dress up" a photo-have a
way Of getting out of hand.
For better pictures, props
should be kept simple. =.
Why? Well. If you put too
much sugar in coffee. the real
flavor gets lost. It's the same
in pictures. Which do you
think is more effective: A
picture of a youngster
dressed in a space. suit. with
a gun in one hand, and a coke
bottle in the other while he
sits on a bicycle; or, a photo
Of him either wearing his
space suit, or mounted on his
bicycle. or. carrying a toy
gun?
Obviously the first pictures
distracting props would make
it difficult to see the lad. In
the other, however. we'd look
at him right away-and only
secondarily notice how one
of his toys compliments the
picture and gives it a lively
touch. =.
Props must be natural as
well. If you want to make
a picture of a typical grand
mother as. you know her, it
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Results on Play
In Various Clubs

At the Federal Bridge League
Tuesday. Nate RosenberE and James
sourilas won the Stevenson Cup,
awarded annually In q special. pair
contest for members. They scored
164ls match points Q32 average).
Second in the field OF 80 pairs
were Mrs. Jack Cole and Mrs. Andrew
Gabrilovitch. .162. Mrs. Arthur
Becker Kathryn Everett. with a half
point less. were third. Next in order
were Mrs. Marie Hilliard-Lewis @.
TubbS, Mrs. Robert Carr-Gene Her
mann, Mrs. Irene Whitehall- Frank
Hoffman. Federal tentatively plans
Its annual open pair club champion
ship for Sunday, March 90.
Tuesday night the General Ac-
counting ONCE Bridge Club begins
its annual pair championship match.
The contest. open to GAO members
their relatives and guests, will be
held in the offieial dining room Of
the GAO BUILDING at $40 p m, Henry
NJ Wells directing: Final session is
slated for March. 3. Defending titlists
are Sumner Bliley and Erwin M.
Mrs. Thomas Maddox. IT,, and
Robert MeCullough have been named
winners in two separate series con-
tests conducted by Mrs. ALVIN G.
Whitehead. Mrs Maddox won the
Monday series. at the Chevy Chase
Duplicate Club, Mrs. William Redel
second. DR. Berl Mendel third Mr.
McCullough topped the six-game play
at the Chevy Chase Junior Duplicate
Clubs Friday night series Tied for
second and third were Mr.. and Mrs.
A4en Eddy.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
CAMERA ANGLES
Too Many Extra Props
WiHMor YourP Pictures

will be more believable If you
show her knitting in the Bos-
ton rocker than playing the
local pinball machine.
Props have another func-
ton besides dressing up your
pictures. They are also a
wonderful. help in putting
your subject at ease.
Undoubtedly Uncle Joe will
feel much more at home be-
fore your camera if you let
him smoke a cigarette or
pipe than if he hasn't any,
thing to do.
Remember, it's the unusual
subject who can look COM
pletely and convincingly nat
ural WITHOUT a prop. OICeN
= a cigarette lighter. flower,
book, hammer or hoe-used
in the appropriate context.
of course-will do wonders in
letting your models relax.
Then you will capture spon-
taneous and truly memorable
snapshots.
Is your camera all set for
immediate action? On week
end. motor trips, it's a good
idea to keep it on the seat
beside you ready to shoot
Tin it's case, of course. to
protect it from dust and sum.
X 4
For the birds? If you want
to branch out your photo
hobby. try securing your
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Other Winners
At Duplicate

Agriculture: Rosemary Riordan-
SieSandria: MAJ and Mn. ponnell
tied with Mrs. Georse Potter-J A.
Smith; Grace Moody-Mrs. Vernon
Chess: February ~ Mt and Mrs.
Ralph s. Turofi, summer BliIey-
Beniamin T Dickson February. ~
Section A. Mrs James A. Dearing.
Mrs Herman Moe, Robert W. Byrns-
Miller Roberts tSectlon B. Norman
Gormsen Gerald Bare. Maxine
ManStcpT GS.ct2Iy EdTln Mr. sId M sSGTt Mr. Walter
Graves, Capt and Mrs Marsden.
CHEVY Chase: DR.. Berl Mendel-
DR. Norman Rintz, Mr. and Mrs.
c.. n W Sedeewick
Chevy Chase Juniors; Mr. and
Mrs. Paul GodbeIE. Mrs E. R,
Aisn SSU ~ %hsshead MFi EySlyn ass Jsmes sTsa'E
Goode- Mrs. Allyn q. whitehead.
Congressional Secretaries. Mary
Bristor- Walter J. Pittman.
Euclid: Mrs Eva BaTsiS- Eugene B.
B Tryck. Mrs. Martha Hiett-Ervin
Faiis church; Mrs, Mia Talbot.
0arrigus-Mrs. s. W Mcdonald
GAO: Howard Newcomb-Harold
Goren: February 81 Mrs. W. r.
GabrelssMrs Robert Morton Feb
ruary. 81 Mrs. Frances May-Don
February 81 Mrs Frances May-Do
'Yoest 1t. and Mrs c. Z Perry
February - Kitty Weaver-Ell2a-
beth Packard tied with Mrs. Arthur
Friboutg-Mrs. Marjorie O'Keliher.
G0ren Junior Masters: Rollin
King-Jean Miller. Dorothy Decker
man Anne Silbert
KenwOod: Mr.. and Mrs Franklin
Brown, Mrs. Frances Bassett-Fred
Sabel.
NIH: Rose Lieberman-Dr. John
Walsh, Mrs Wayne .Gallant-Dr. Will
Penthouss: Joan zweisel- Donald
D. Greer, DR.. Barbara Moulton-Dr
John Archer.
Piayfair: Mrs, Martha Hiett-MrS.
Louis Salvatorel
Rockville: Mrs. Wayne Gallant
z. J Fitzpatrick MIR. and Mrs W,
state: Betty Newton Mary Reed.
Mr. and Mrs q Joseph Humnreli
Thomas Circle: Mrs. Hazel Loitin-.
Carl Sieweke
walsh: (Section Az Kathleen Clsfiy-
Irving Armstrong, Basil Efremof-
Frank Hoffman. section b. June
I.iverman- Mazda Cain, Mrs. Martha
Hiett-Mrs. Harry Packard
Evening star., 1959-02-15

GHANA HONORS LIN
COLN-A set of three
stamps issued Thursday
pictures Kwame Nkrumah,
Ghana's prime minister,
before the. Lincoln Me-
mortal statue. -,
Thursday honoring Lincoln
as the Great Emancipator.
They picture Kwame Nkru-
NAH, Ghanas Prime Minis
ter, who is a graduate of Lin
coin University, standing be-
fore the statue in the Lin
coin Memorial here.
Honduras also was sched-
uled to release Lincoln sets
of air mails and official air
mails Thursday.
Two More in U. S. Set.
Two more stamps remain
in the American Lincoln ses-
qufcentennial set.
The 3-cent purple .denomi-
nation picturing Gutzon Bor-
glum's sculptured head of
Evening star., 1959-02-15
BY MARGARET L. FISHER
Contributing w44ter

""s~t~ ~
Looming. on the bridge
horizon is the 18th annual
City Of Washington tourney.
second OF five. big sectional
rated title series sponsored
this year by the Washing
ton Bridge League. The tour
nament will be held Febru-
airy 81, 20. March at the
Mayflower Hotel.
Mems and women's pairs
In the afternoon, mixed pairs
at night, are scheduled for
Friday February q. The
open pair event will be held
Saturday afternoon and eve
ming; special pair game at
night for nonqualifiers and
others. Teams-of-four at
board-a-match play, and.
concurrently. an interme-
diate pair contest (restricted
to those players with less
than rs master points, wind
up the series on Sunday.
March /.
Saturday nighters in the
tournament will be treated.
to a special bit of entertain
ment following the final ses-
sion a panel discussion
featuring Washington bridge
ace Alvin Roth and New
York star. Alfred Sheinwold,
who Is The Stars daily syn
dicated bridge columnist.
These two champs will
match wits in celebrating
upon the relative merits Of
their brain children-the two
hottest" bidding systems
dominating American tourna-
ment play today-the Roth
Stone and the Kaplan-
Sheinwold. The panel dis
cussion will take place ap-
proximately at IL pm. Sat-
urday.. February %. while the
evening scores are being
tailed.
The tournament, sane
toned by the American Con-
tract. Bridge League, of
which the Washington Bridge
League is the official area
representative, awards Sec
tional master point rating
and trophies for permanent
possession to winners and
runners up of each event:
s.dSs sSsn.Rs6s sa5nea yr6s and HssfSR ssSR
Turofi have appointed these event
chairmen TO assist players needing
partners Hardee Allen. Miller Rob-
.erts 'men'S pairs); Mrs. Violet Zim-
mer. Mrs Hazel Loftin (women's
Bliley, Mrs. Florence Millspaugh.
Edward l.. Allen linked pairS).
Mrs. B. r Dickson. D. R. Ander-
sou, Opal Van Horn. Larry REYNOLDS
(opcn pairs! Dorothy Atkins, James
.mson hpmo ssm, ssn5y fSs Fsso P2inrs, p Wl HI.:
Campbell Thomas Throop mon
master pa'rsL.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
AROUND HE BRIDGE TABLE
: Shein-lwold and. Roth
On Tourney Panel

matches. Notably, the WBL
WOmen's Auxiliary will be
held next Saturday at noon,
Mrs Martin j, Costello and
Mrs. Henry Lee serving as
hostesses and taking reserva-
tlons. Also. the Goren School
Of Bridge will hold its Feb
ruary master point game next
Friday night, the Walsh Club
on Saturday night, one week
ahead of schedule.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
. CAMERA :.
CALENDAR.

wAsHiNGIoN SOCIETY or GIN
novice movie workshop at 8 pm,
regular meeting at $3.50 pm. Gem
. .eral Services Auditorium, between
Eishteenth and; NlneteeElth' streets
devoted to Informal discussion Of
"EditineN-How to Do II the Easy
Way" The aim OF this apd future
regular pre-meeting workshops will
be to create an informal atmosphere
where 6esinners and others can can
sugsestions, Regular meeting will
feature 'Some Experiments in s
nm. Sound Synchronizfng," by
Stuart Bonwitt; How TO Get Movie
Story Ideas" by Harrison Hough-
ton, and q Is nm; coloT, MIN. The
narrated in person By Ralph e.
Lawrence, ornithologist.
FREE STATE CAMERA CLUB,
Tuesday. s1a;SSS9 1;S9 gLI,i,,Iso gLmI,i Royal v.ISs Hart
Riverdale, Nd; theme, Christmas.
bring color slides.
rem
DLRA CAMERA CLUE. Tuesday.
$50 pm, Room 2325' Department
Of Labor. Fourteenthiy iy street irist,r,sd and
lecture, How TO Improve Your Color
APsA. Mrs. Thaw has judged inter-
national salons; holds PSA ratings
as a four-star color and three-star
nature photographer
OsD CAMERA CLUB, Tuesday.
7:3O pm, Room 61g, Realty Build
ing, i424 X street NV; discussion
and demonstration on making good
portraits, Door prize two Champion
floodlights.
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC So
CIETY, Wednesday. 8 pm, Natural
History Building. Tenth street and
Constitution avenue NV Capt: Ell
lott Roberts; CHIEF, ;s Dlylsi9n rns.3 ana q
Geodetic Survey, and member OF the
United States, National Committee
for the International Geophysical
Year, will show. color slides Of his
recent trip to Moscow and the
come. Members will bring two slides
for comment.
SILVER SPRING CAMERA CLUB.
Thursday -S:l5 pm. Silver sprinE
dn doraEy WsshnrUn vi '0Rfi RscS to he ph60 @
sraphed and edited, City in Trou-
bic" Recent awards: Col. snapp.
Norman Mikesell, Lowell Kenyon,
Alex Jacobs Martin H. Miller's print
Secrets" was chosen print. Of thu
evening: color awards TO Dudley Da-
Wis, r, 8 Wolfsohn, Col. Snapp.
Col. Christensen.
UsDA PHOTOGRAPHIC ROUND
TABLE, Friday, 8 pm, Room 1909,
South Agriculture Building; print
and slide analysis. completed club
Photographic essay on Washington
will be presented.