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ARLINGTON, NORTH

vACANT-IMMED. OCCUPANCY
refinished Brick Cape Cod on
wooded lot. LARGE liv. room with
fireplace, sep. dining room, 3 big
bedrms. with lots Of closet space;
2 screened porcheS and attached
garage. Close to transportation
Selling for $4,000 this is be-
low FLA appraisal. BARR REAL
TY, INC, 316l N. Washington
blvd, ia 4-335O.
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SHIRLEY HWY.
ASSUME Az 60
CT LOAN

3-vear-old brick bi-level.
with 3 bedrooms, Q
baths, l3x22 recreation
room, patio: STA per
month pays principal,
interest. taxes and in
Surance: S31,500. Call
Fl, $4,000 to see it
today.
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BI-LEVEL

This home features the latest in
architectural design, beauty end
comfort; 3 bedrooms, baths,
Formica vanity with matching
medicine cabinet in white Sitter
Sliding glass patio doors from
full daylight basement. Natural
wood kitchen cabinets, WeSting-
house color sll-electric kitchen
with surface burners. glass window
wall oven. refrigerator with giant
size freezing compartment and
sarbaEe disposal unit. All for the
low, low price Of Sl9,e90.
YEONAS
REALTY, INC, REALTORS
IA. 8-2100
DU. $500 JE. 3-1757
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LONG, LOW AND
LOVELY
SLEEPY HOLLOW
AREA
ASSUME 41a36
LOAN
Set like a sem in a grove
of tall trees on q acres,
this brick rambler offers
terrific value, 4 large
bedrooms, Ia baths, ga
rage and breezeway. You
won't be wasting your
time looking at this
beauty; S29,sOO. Call
CIR. 3-4560 to see 1t
today.
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FALLS CHURCH
USE
HIS MONEY
FALLS CHURCH

Owner leaving this attractive g.
bedroom brick rambler with LARGE
54eo LOAN ATTACHED. which
means buyer SAVES CONSIDER
ABLE MONEY on interest rates
and settlement charges. This de-
lightful home is located on a beau
tiful tree-shaded side street near
shopping and schools. Moderate
cash down and payments less
than rent Call now.
Walter r. Reynolds, Inc.
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BRICK RAMBLER - 4 bedrooms, B.,
fireplace full basement with rec.
room, S16,500. Only $3.50 down
BROWN AND BROWN REALTY
If 4-0O41
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Washington League

First Of three playon sessions for
the washington Bridge League team
championship was held Thursday.
In one match Mrs, Carl TesSmer,
Or. Mortimer Lipsett and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred stidham defeated By
top oualified team Of Sidney Aaron
son. Andrew Gabrilovitch. Maj. wii.
liam Christian and Mike Michaels.
In the other match. four IMPs
Vas Vas also the margin Of victory for
Mrs, Mrs. M9rianne Bosehan. Mrs. J. a;
Murray over the Haddad team. Roy
Banner and James Lipman substi-
tuted. for Mrs. Terry Miehaels and
Israel Cohen with Mr.. and Mrs.
Second session of the playoff for
man Trophy, Is set for next ThuTs-
day at the Willard Hotel 7:45 pm,
Duplicate pair competition also will
be available in the March 81 Sea-
sion. same starting time
WBL members are reminded that
ceivins names OF nominees TO ep-
pear on the printed ballot In antici-
patton Of the April 2 election. More
than thousand members Of the
local unit OF the American Contract
Bridge League have been notified to
in April. At the sheraton"parf @ 1 Iuiioai Hotel
to select Q president, vice president,
secretary, membership secretary,
treasurer and three members Of
the Executive Board.
Dr.. Leroy Robins, former WBL
PRESIDENT; Pre- sst;, serves as. a. chairman Of
Mrs. Marianne Bosehan. Mrs. John
o. Hassell. Manfred Sobernheiln.
David 8 Murray and Larry Reyn-
olds. The committee win receive
for inclusion on the printed ballot
tbsy ny , wfIi,ten nomlnlstionS. l ngned py
nominee, on or before March 81.
Nominations may. however. be made
from the floor at the annual meeting.
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Walkers CIeun Up

The walker family. walked Oh
with top honors in the hrst an
nual etition for the team title
At the walker Duplicate Club. 1t.
Col popr aPS MIS- nd n: Henry a wscT g,,sT5
Richard Holmes, scored 29h wins
in .4s matches during the two
81, EunnsruD ,rsT tesm ss With With. an m. asETs- cCs
Robert Jones. Mrs. Earl Channcii
and Mrs. james Porta. Leading
Bruce seldeen and David sookne-
and Mrs. Karl Itkin, Henry Itkin.
finished third over all with 90 wins.
At the half in the match for the
Lyon Village. open pair title Mrs.
held a point and q half lead in the
s2.psir 2; % tield. They :. scored .s!.,d6 IoeM Y;
March Is. Mrs. w. r. Plum Mrs.
J. A. Weber scored los. Mrs. Henry
Lee-Mrs. Mary Stephens. 1854; and
Mrs. Robert Mapp-Lloyd I. Tubbs,
l02, were next in contention.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
CAMERA ANGLES
Camera Tips on Trip
ToF Foreiqn Countries

service it. Like any other
piece Of fine equipment it
needs q check-up OCCASION
ally - and especially before
making q long journey where
language barriers might make
1t difficult to obtain emer-
gency service.
Next, make up a check list
Of the gadgets and supplies
that you will want to take
along. Just before leaving
make sure that everything
on your list has been packed.
American film can be
bought in most foreign coun-
tries. No need to burden your
self with an excess supply
Just enough to keep your
camera going until you have
had a chance to look up the
local supply.
Take your fash gun. You
will need it to make interior
shots Of famous cathedrals
or other interiors. You will
find an adequate supply Of
fash bulbs in most countries.
Another point-be sure to
register your camera, par
ticularly If 1t is Of foreign
make, with our customs or
get q notarized certificate
that the serial number is of a
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Other Winners

Asueas Aehlm; Al Parker-Dicl
Porns, Edith oromberg- Paulson.
~. Aexznaria; 1n Mrs. Holiix Davies
AIdrsv!: Capt: and Mrs. H. C.
HsroiS @ r.Is' MIS- ". A. Wrisht-pr.
AFi-EsS: Mrs. Mia TalbOt..Mr,.
Mary Wood; Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
kverhard tied with Mrs. Martin ],
Costello-Robert W. Byrns.
AIiinsten; Mrs. Martin J. Costello.
Belle Haven: Mr.. and Mrs. W. A
Weiss tied with Mrs. william Banks-
son-Rslph TaroS. 1Hsrch iS, ii 6Ss RoS.rt
". Hyrns-H; ?. stillvsll. Mr.. and
Cheverly: Mrs. Isabel Doekeray.
Mrs. James Porta.
Chevy Chase Juniors: Mrs, r. L.
Hunter-Ars. John B. Shepard, Mr..
and Mrs; oeorse Boys.
Columbia Country Club: II. W.
Hansen-Dr. Barton W. Richvine, i.
7. Simpsons. L. Sommer.
Euclid; Mrs. Irene WHITEHALL
Falls CSSrsh: March I5) Mrs. O.
W. McDonald-Mrs. Madeline Solo
mon. Mrs. Thelma Holcomb-Mrs. W.
4: ceTskaden. March 10 Mrs.
Sss. SSsa E5sens; 'ian ine, oslS sSs0sD Mr.,
FEDERAL: Hiram L. Jones-Dr, Theo.
aore A, Shell, Father John Lynch
Or. N. NJ. Giant (Watertown. Mass y.
Federal Power Commission: Bessie
W, Moofe-Grace Moody.
Earl soS.S Ms.s: caD Hr and RSssEs ats RoS.r S.r
Geien; March ~ Mrs. J. p.
Qrady-Mrs.. Edgar Snowden. CMareh
21l Mrs. John Grady-Mrs. Pat Irwin.
,,tn Irving Ssrsst; cs.Gr NJ E.nI.,n ana NE Ben
Laber: Victor DAILY james Lipman.
Ellen Miller-Thomas Judge.
. Monday; Grace Eaton-Mnry VII.
nams, Mrs. June Hodgkins-Mrs. Ray.
ofaeers' ssryic. Club: CMareh 8
Williams, 81: Beatrice scowe-Marvin
Carl. March 15) Edward Barthel-
Lanks:Anya smith; Dorothy Olsen
PenthSIss; Emmett Kinner-M
Skolnik. Prsds Observation-Disclosures
Pisyfalr: Mrs. Muriel Farvo-wn-
ststs:UsIX: Mar, Beebs-Nellis
Thomas Circle: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tsrdinand N. Nsy. Harry schufr-c.
walker: Mrs. Robert carr.Mrs.
Robert Jones.
walsh: tseetion A. Mrs. Eva
THOMPSON -Eugene B. Tryck, Beate
Bloch-Harye Mobley. (5ection 81
Conehie. Col. J. @. seabourne-C. NJ.
Walker.
Washingtsn Bridge LeaEue: Sec
tlon A: Mrs. Rose Robins-A. H.
Miller. section B: Rita Levi-Leona
Kempainen. r. d. Brandon-LouiS
Robbins.
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camera that was owned by
you before leaving the coun-
try.
An insurance policy, cover
ing you against theft, dam
age, etc., is both cheap and
necessary If you have worth
while equipment.
Be sure to observe the laws
and customs of all countries
governing the use Of cameras.
And keep in mind when in
another country that you
are the foreigner-not the
quantity dressed stranger you
meet on the streets. Where
photography is forbidden
there will undoubtedly be
signs. Observe them. When
in doubt simply pass up the
shot and you will get along
famously with your hosts.
Whether or not to process
films in a foreign land is
a moot question. In some
places water that is perfect
ly potable may contain chem
icals that are injurious to
films. The best plan is to
have the processing taken
care Of by a local photogra-
pher or supply house that is
familiar with local condi-
tions.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
IA Clubs Enter
IntercIub Show

Fourteen cam era clubs
participated in the second
interclub competition Of the
Greater Washington Council
Of mera clubs held
recently in the Wheaton
auditorium Of Woodward &
Lothrop.
Winning club for both color
slides and black and white
was the Silver Spring Camera
Club. Second was Alpha
Camera Club; third, Old
Dominion Camera Club.
Top individual winners In
three categories were: Small
print class: Everett johnson,
first (also best Of show);
Peter jeffrey, second; A. I.
Wadman, third. Unlimited
print class: Joe Lawrie, first
(also winner Of shows sec.
ond price,; and H. Poole,
second and third. Color
slides: E. ]. McDermott, first:
John Meenehan, second and
third.
Twice as many entries
marked the show as in pre-
vious interclub contests.
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CAMERA
CALENDAR
PHOTO ESSAY WORKSHOP

PHOro ESSAY WORKSHOP
lGWCCC). ourth session Of ave,
Monday, g pm, room 43, Natural
History Museum. Tenth and Com
stitution avenue NV. Illustrated
lecture, Titles. BACKGROUND Music,
Sound Effects and Their. Appliea-
tons" with taped examplesl By A.
Blair Thaw, workshop master. "A
Boy, q Stone and q jar" slide es-
say with taped narration show for
ANALYSIS BY Byron Logan. A longer
out Of town essay.
AROUND THE WORLD IN 30
MINUTES" April 4, s pm, Consti-
tuition Hal. Public invited. no
el show BY Don Ni6belinE. FPsA,
FRPS. OF Eastman Kodak Co.. Ro-
chester, N. Y, Three screens. four
projectors used In presentation. Live
narration. and taped BACKGROUND
music and sound effects.
FREE STATE CAMERA CLUE,
second annual foto-fair at Prince
GsoTseS S,sor,,x Plasa nsn sShnopginE Center au;
three judses are C.. Aubrey Bodine.
Baltimore. and Robert s. George.
Can send entries to Box l2s. Riv.
erdale, No. or deliver to Royal Hart
Studios. 6233 Baltimore avenue.
tEivsS5dale; ttnrS Prizes: Top. engrayed
AAeA NNO NhANkOAlCHe VOV
each; second places. S25 each
OLD DOMINION CAMERA CLUE
ewards at last meeting OF color slide
division; Kenneth Bergeron, Everett
johnson, Lowell. Kenyon. Jim
Stewart, Nike Ostergard, Ed Perkins,
CCarolyn Fix. Next color meeting
UsDA PHOTOGRAPHIC ROUND
TABLE. April meetings are changed
70 April 8 and %, April 8: Bull
Jex and Dana Z. Doten. room 1909
South Agriculture Building. 8 pm.
SPSE CONFERENCE (Photographie
SCIENTISTS and EngineerS). May 8 to
13. Miramar Hotel. Santa Monica,
Calf. Subjects: Space age science,
technical Photographic progress.
PHOTO DEALERS AND FINISH.
ERS attended st Louis convention
last week, Among those from here
we're of1eials Of U 8. Photo Supply
Co. Of Silver Spring, Nd. hosts 70
Toshio .Ohta. president Of Walk Co.,
Ltd, Of Tokyo.
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days it took to complete the
global safari.
Mechanically the program
will be extraordinary also.
involving three screens and
four projectors. Mr.. Nib
belink will provide the COM
mentary. Background music
adds atmosphere, realism
and, at times, startling re-
suits. There are many un.
usual effects in the produc-
ton with a special surprise
ending.
A few examples of things
you will see and hear: Hol-
land. the Aalsmeer flower
auction; Belgium, the bell
tower Of Bruges: Germany.
wood carvers Of Oberammer-
gau; Austria and Switzer.
land. superb Alpine scenery:
Greece, classic ruins; Tur-
key, the renowned Blue
Mosque; Egypt, treasures of
King Tut; India, Tai Mahal:
Burma, gold pagodas.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Mosoryk Covers
Hit IL Million
Record Here

The Washington City Post
once last week cleaned up
its biggest first day cover job.
Postmaster Carlton G.
Beall said 1,710,726 covers
with the Accent and Scent
Thomas Masaryk Cham
pion Of Liberty" stamps had
been processed. This was by
far the largest number ever
handled by any post office.
exceeding both the 1901. 1888
Of the Ernst Reuter- stamps
issued here last fall and the
1,419,955 for the Accent Boy
Scout commemorative in
February.
Mr.. Beall said Washing
ton post ofices sold 1,725,-
AL Of the Accent and 613.226
of the Scent Masaryk
stamps with a face value Of
$118,075.72. This assured a
record first day sale even
without the figures from the
Philatelic Sales Agency,
which are not included. The
biggest previous total, for the
Reuter- stamps, was $102.-
510.12 including agency fig-
ures.
Large purchases by Czech
oslovak groups here for the
first day ceremonies March
z helped boost the Masaryk
total.
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Around-WorId TroveIogue
To Be Shown Here April q

Around the World in 80
Minutes" wide screen color
slide travel show by Don
Nibbelink. FPSA, FRPS, of
Eastman Kodak Co., Roches-
ter, N. Y. will be presented
in Constitution Hall Nom
day. April 4. at 8 pm. by
joint sponsors, the Greater
Washington Council Of Cam
era Clubs, the Washington
PISA Chapter and the WASH
ington Kodak Photo Dealers
and Finishers.
The public is invited at no
charge. Seats are on a first
come basis; admission will
be limited to the capacity Of
the auditorium.
No ordinary travel show.
Around the World in 80
Minutes" was planned a year
in advance. Mr.. Nibbelink
knew what he was going to
photograph from sunrise to
sunset during each of the 70
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Master Point
Gume Results

.Afrieultgre: 1--Mrs. W. A. Wright
-Hosemary Riordan-Charles Wht.
tssn; tssn; ann Eudtak-Mrs. II. s.. Klein
Lsnchr. sn with MAZDA cain-Fsthsr John
Alsxandria: Mrs. Beverly Tor.
faeyyoNorman ocrmsen, Mrs. Madeline
SUiomon-Mrs. Leo Durkee. .
fMnr,;, fMr; d and Mrs; John Hassard. Msry
c cAs".Pis!! AsS9iis!-io i0RSgf RSifsi w,Ib,a.-o.o,..
ter. mi. and anp Mrs., Mrs, GksS5Fe ks91F Pet PGt-
Henry Itkin-Bruce seldeen' in'
Snevy Chase; 1-Mr. and Mra
Er ESnarles u,;,, u. soteler. Rose Lieberman-
Airsge-Robert Wsttin.. 0Ehs,is chsrIa,As.; 4;
Brasel-Martha Littke. A0''s
, Goren; March ls) (seetion Al
Mrs: Muriel reo-WiiIism Naa.
asAro, Ann Acheson- Claire Becker.
SMrs. Kathleen Benson-Mre n n
1Sh; 1seet1cn zoe ,Mayer-c; 2 Macarthur.
Col; Harold Karo, Margaret Mefcer-
MMatheS Solomon. Mrs. Georae
Aertx-opal Van Horn, Leona Kem.
palnen-Austin Febrey. March on
SSection A MRS. Allyn q. White.
RRsnooSersh RsaaoS sonitI. Mrs. kathleen
Murtel William Naxsaro: Kafi
kaehedoorian-Larry Shields tied
With Betty smith-Joe Mayer. tsee.
tion 81 Mrs. Il. 8. Klein-D.
MMeade Peebles. 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
SSss;P:saI ssssi sSSssssh.ist Ss.Il HmEfesS5E: Ef1.SS:
Grand SLAM: I-Rush RuekIey-
6anl Robb, Loren Benson-Robert
Saneno; Mrs. Mia Talbott-
Hsnold Lambert, Mr.. and mrs. A q.
Internal Revenue: I-EuRene
Meyers-C; N. walker. 2-MrG.
Emma Hill-Mrs. Bessie Viner.
y, MSntIomeFy: Mrs Cove Stone
Mrs: Alice Miller. 2Mrs MajoIe
Snr1stman-Mrs. Edward A. White,
oeoree Hammond Melvin Ward,
hoekviIle: Mrs. John Fletcher
~. Meaoe PEBBLES. jr.; Louise Fere-
pee Mrs. Alice Miller. 2-Dr. and
MIS-. Robert W. Bates, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Donald Wand.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
NUMISMATIC NOTES
Colonial Currency
And Ben FrunkIin

The Benjamin Franklin
Credo stamp. to be issued
Thursday in Philadelphia. is,
like all the Credo series, in
a design reminiscent Of CO.
lonial currency.
In Franklin's case, the re-
semblance is particularly ap-
propriate. For Franklin was
a printer by trade and print
ing money was one Of his
most profitable enterprises.
The Credo stamps inscrip-
tion Fear to do i'll and you
need fear nought else" comes
from another Of his profitable
printing jobs, the popular
Poor Richards Almanac.
Some Of the first paper
money issued by Pennsyl-
vania was the work of Frank
Inns shop. A man of many
talents, he did his own art
work, selected or created his
own notices, made his own
vignettes and printing plates.
plates.
He also defended his
Evening star., 1960-03-27
BY MARGARET L. FISHER
ContributinR Writer

Washington ace Alvin Roth
and Robert Jordan Of Phila-
delphia, q former District
resident, last Sunday In
jackson, Miss, won the ma
tional open pair champion
ship, one Of the more inn
portant title bouts Of the
American Contract Bridge
Leagues annual spring ma
tional tournament.
They bested 316 pairs in
four sessions, after qualifying
for the finals second-over.
all. Their 91Slz match points
was decisive compared with
8751a for the runnersup, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas K.
Saunders of Nashville. In the
initial session, Maj. William
Christian Of Alexandra, and
Frank M. Hoadley of New
Orleans, also q former WASH
ington player, rated runner
spot in their section.
The dramatic climax. came last
blue-ribbon event-the Vanderbilt
Cup knockout team championship.
0fIaA..
Once again victorious in the
annually attracts only the top
ranked bridge experts, were sidney
Silodor Of Philadelphia, John CraW-
ford Tobias Stone OF. New York,
!i,ii And Norman Kay Of Merchant
Jay Becker and George Rapee. who
did not compete. won the cup last
year and thereby earned the right
K represent the United States in
BY virtue Of this weeks victory,
the same players stand Q good
chance Of again being chosen to rep-
resent US in the 1861 world eham-
Best performance for WashinRtun
player( In the Vanderbilt was given
BY Mn. William Christian, Andrew
Sabrllovitch, Richard Freeman, and
Nike Michaels. together with Frank
Aoadley and Mrs, Tobias Stone. They
Monday afternoon By the Won zed-
wtts team.
Red Cross Aided ..
In the March 1S afternoon ses-
sion. the current ACBL charity drive
70 assist the American Red Cross
Disaster Fund grossed S4;335.l6-
sdn Tse0sS Gupsss iEsson a. 1Ss Hai snE' tss, Ss.
chartrain Bridge Club Of New orleans.
a. Finishing fourth over. 244 pairs in
the charity game was Iyar Stakgold
ident. BIS partner was Dr decrse
RosenkranE Of Mexico, d. p. Mrs,
John Q; Hassell Of Washington rated
9 section top score. paired with
Jules IL SnaHok q Baltimors; Baltimors;n. MI.
Freeman With Mrs. W. c. Robinson
sion top in the mixed pair event. as
did John J. Parish Of centralia.
% pSn nHsRs. Mfs tTsmsr snas Riasass fe1n
Cohen and Mrs. Marie HilliaFd-M.
MiehAeIs were section runnersup In
this event. The new mixed pair
csiRRDS1s e. Ro1sson .ts Mrs s5a Hsss arss Eoa EsSr
Finishing fourth over ls6 pairs
n,esn.l: II sn :Hsly ss NE M En.H SsEs M;
fonian, paired with wSidemsr Won
zedtwitz Of New York for overall
runnerup nonors among 1es pairs
10 still another side game. Mrs,
in one side game. Mrs. Ruth Free
man-Mrs. Edith StrieteF q section
second In another. Also. Mrs. Henry
Lee finished second in her section
Of . pair contest where Mrs. Jane
matted A NActinn tom
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Costus Tops Show
In D. 6. Exhibition

Peter c. Costas. 1900 Eight
zenith street Sc, won $50 and
first place in the recent Dis
trict Of Columbia Recreation
Department photo salon con-
test with his Capital Dome"
q picture previously published
in the camera columns Of
The Star.
Other winners included:
Second, Grace Wheeler, 3l8
Stratford avenue, Fairfax,
Va; third, H. H. Poole, 44l5
Maple avenue, Bethesda, Md:
fourth, Ronald v. Bodies,
Navy Photo Center, MAS, An
acoStia; fifth, Gustave Wer-
ner, 723 Eleventh street NV,
and. sixth. M. J. Read, 1912
K street NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Bridge on ~

Toqs-S teleyised session Of 'icham-
hoIScS hSaIscx sS5.S SShannsl, s5g.a, =, s;se:z p:m;l
prioge fans: Mrs Mary Jane Par
reu OF Los Angeles, one time District
R.ayer, and Mrs. Olive Peterson 81
Fniladelphia will defend laureIs won
!iast sunday. Challengers are the
who only recently moved from WSsh.,
lnRton to Chieago, and LeonRrd
Harmon Of New York. Zach haa
sess,t sessFal national bridge titles to bis
Evening star., 1960-03-27

product from its critics, pre-
pairing a pamphlet entitled
"The Nature and Necessity
of Paper Money" which was
was widely read and dis
cussed at the time. In 1t he
argued that paper money,
properly controlled, would be
a great stimulant to trade
between Europe and the
colonies.
In later years, most of the
Continental currency was
produced by Hall and Sellers.
the firm Franklin had once
owned with Hall. AS might
be expected, it very much
resembles Franklin's own
work.
B. M. DOUGLAS.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Bridge Calendar

TODAY: PlayfaIr. 1881 Harvard: Mp
psiTs' psirs' 1;4o. GOrsn' 9 Dupont circle;
GOren. 9 Dupont circle.
PAIRS, 300. Andrews, Andrews AFB
Omeers' Club: pairs, 7:45. ArI-Fax,
5:45. David Taylor Model Basin,
Carderock; pairs. 7:15. Fort Meade,
Commissioned Ofhcers' Mess; pairs,
1:45. Goren Junior Masters, 8 Du-
pont circle; Mp pairs, 8. Thomas
oairs oaIs,e' z!Hd Apt' lOs' 244o Sixteenth:
TUESDAY: Arlington, 5000 Lee hish-
way. pairs, 7:45. Falls Church, 500
South Cherry. Falls Church: pairs,
a:45. Federal, Hotel 2400 Sixteenth:
Mp pairs, 7:45. Federal Power Com
mission, mission, ofieial dining room, GAO
ners, g Dupont circle: pairs, 8. In.
ternal Revenue Service. cafeteria,
IRS Building: pairs. z. Montg0mery,
200 Norwood drive: pairs, TAB.
9Smeers Sr1s. S.is Service Club 1914 Twenty
WEDNESDAY: Bethesda, woman's Club
Arudss AcSin Mems Club, 1000 vaI: a.:
ley, drive, Alexandria; Ipairs. SIS.
Belle Haven Country Club. Alex
Hafsi anaria ad pairs; 7;dS Chess: Apt. 29i.
once Building; pairs, z, Grand
slam, 222 North Washington, Falls
Church: open-pair championship
(hrst session., 7:46. state USIA,
executive dining room. General serv-
ices Administration; pairs. 1880.
Falls Church, 700 South
Cherry. Falls Church: pairs. 9:45
am. GOren, g Dupont circle; pairs,
1890. Washington Bridge League
lACBL until. Willard Hotel; pairs,
team plavoff, 7:45.
FRIDAY: Lyon Village, 5000 Lee high
way; MP pairs, IL am. Walker.
800 Forty-second place. Hyatts-
Vile; pairs, g:l5 am. Chevy Chase
Juniors, 6s03 West avenue, Bethes-
da; pairs, 7:45. Euclid, Apt. 100,
2440 Sixteenth; pairs. 7:45. Goren,
9 Dupont circle: pairs. 8. Irving
Street, 413 North Irving. Arlington;
MP uairs, 7:45, Rockville, Civic
Center. Rockville; pairs. 7:45.
Hyattsville: pairs, s
SATURDAY: Agriculture Apt. 1O9.
244O Sixteenth; pairs, l. Chess,
Apt 20l, Hotel 2400 Sixteenth:
pairs, TAB walsh, 1882 Massachu-
setts; pairs, 7:45.
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CAMERA ANGLES
By A. J. WEDDERBURN
Contributing Writer

Going on O trip abroad
this Spring? Here are q few
tips to help you get q good
set Of pictures whether slides,
movies or snapshots.
Before going on any trip
away from your usual haunts
you should be positive your
camera or cameras will per-
form flawlessly. If your cam
era hasn't had an overhaul
In q long time take it to your
photo dealer and let him
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Federal Title PIuy

FEDERAL Bridge Leagues open pair
ehamptonship is now set for April
3 and IL. Competition will be al
NV, sessions BEGINNING at 7:45 pm,
winners Of the event will be iirst
handsome new travelling trophy
placed In competition By FBL mern-
bers in honor Of Lloyd Schermer-
horn. who. recently completed four
years service as club president. Mrs.
marie Hilliard and Gerald Bare. now
year
Participation in the Federal match
Is open TO all area players n
partners are needed. call Mrs, BETSY.
Stepheng ZAP. 7.a2b6l.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Grund Slam Club

CORRECTION: The Grand slam
Bridge Club begins its nrst annual
open pair championship on Wsdnes-
day. March 30. final session slated
for April 9. II was erroneously re-
have begun last wednesday.
The match will be held at the
washington House. 222 N. WASH
ington street. Falls Church, boards
going into play ct 7:46 pm. To be
Evening star., 1960-03-27
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
Roth Victory Tops
D. c. Bridge Effort

eligible for the open-pair trophy
and the large master point awards
for Q two-session event. Il viii BE-
necessary to play In Aoth sessions
sion, however. can be played in a.
. single event for session awards.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
GEBA Results

Results Of the March Il team
oi-four matches sponsored by the
Government Employees Bridge AZ.
soeiation: General Accounting or
TMo nTce Won ever JUSTICE: Labor toppled
Security Agency led ConRressionai
Seeretaries; State -UHIA won over
Health. Edueation, and Welfare,