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The Sidney herald., 1960-01-13
EBENEZER LADIES AID
MEETING JANUARY S

The Ebenezer Ladies Aid met
Tuesday evening, January 5 in the
church basement with Mrs. Molly
Tinker, president presiding. The
members voted to buy more tables
and chairs for the Sunday School
and to contribute to the purchase
price of slides and a film protector.
Viola Henzel became a new men,
Der at this meeting.
For the program the Rev. Knopp
discussed the Third Chapter of
Mark. Following the program
lunch was served and a social hour
enjoyed with Mrs. Linda Stienley
and Mrs. Edna Rambur as hostess
pc ea
The Sidney herald., 1960-01-13
MRS. E. l..
O BY FRIENDS

Mrs. E. L. Peterson of Great
Falls, who has been visiting at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Roy
Rounce, was entertained in the
homes of several of her old Sid
ney friends during her visit here.
Among those who were h~ostesses
in her honor were Mrs. Paul Hurd,
Mrs. Elizabeth Roth, Mrs. Esther
Johnson and Mrs. Keith Carpenter.
The Sidney herald., 1960-01-13
. CARD OF THANKS

We would like to take this
means of thanking the many
friends who remembered us with
kindnesses during the recent loss
of our loved one. We are grateful
for the beautiful flowers and
memorials given in his name, and
wish to thank those who brought
in food and helped in so many
ways.
We especially thank Rev. Nc
Mutt for his words of comfort, the
pallbearers, and also the girls for
their message in song.
The family of Gene Wheeler
I'd
The Sidney herald., 1960-01-13

FOR RICHER BLOOD TO BUILD
HEALTH AND ENERGY IT'S
OLA-BERON IL VITAMIN CAP
SULES. BOTTLE OF 100 REG.
PRICE $5.59 NOW ONLY S4.ls
AT THE BIG SIDNEY DRUG
JANUARY VITAMIN SALE
51-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1960-01-13

Sidney might as well brag about
its climate-every other town and
city does.
The Sidney herald., 1960-01-13

Rambler has surged into Bird place in production among
all US. cars for the entire year 1859 according to
Automotive News, January a, 1860.
To meet the ever-increasing demand, Rambler pro-
duction goes up and up. AS a result, Rambler dealers
have a generous supply of cars available-very likely the
model and color Rambler you want.
Come to your Rambler dealers now for a Success
DEAL on Americas loweSt-priced car a deal that
can save you hundreds of dollars. Your present car will
probably never be worth more in trade. See your
Rambler dealer oday-and save!
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Master Point
Come Results

MRS n js%es iMds P. Goode. Pl@if l.. SOEEt5i- Ell.
Jeanette Blech-Mrs Edward A.
White Mrs, John Fletcher Mrs.
wayne Gallant, MTs. Isabel Dock
eray-Mrs Erwin-LeC!ers
Federal tssction A Richard
stsphens-Lloyd schermerhorn lied
with Mrs, Harry siegel-Don Baliour,
Mrs. Wanda Gabrilovitch- Stuart
Dunlop. lSectlon b Mrs. W. c.
Rooinson-Andrew Gabrilovitch, Mrs.
pixie Bortz-Miehael Michaels. .
ehSi,ttsn; a5s Marie Mrs. HiilwtSrdMAj wrI %illsT
Pearl Abrams-Mrs. 4. W. Becker. -
Goren: tsection A. l-Mr. and
Mrs Norman Gotthardt, Rosemary
Riordan- Charles Whitten. war.
rem Felkel-Dave Lawson. Elizabeth
Graaer-Bill Dossett: tsection b
l-Mrs. Jean Ellls-Mrs. Hazel Lof-
11e; nsr MEs Mr. Ns.ls MADra9sJESy Ban.
Richard Freeman. MAZDA csin-JsT,es
Lipman.
ssll-Mrs. James Lazard, Mrs, j. B,
Shaw-James LaBard. 2-Mr, and
Mrs. James P. ooode, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Brown.
MontEomery: Mrs. Carl Tess
mer-Dr. Mortimer LipSett, DR.. and
Mrs. Robert W. Bates. 2-Rose
Lieberman.Georse McConville, Earl
EnEieman-Eugene Fitzpatrick.
Playfair: Mrs. Harold 8. Klein
hsrve Mobley. 2-Edward L. Allen
Tony Moscatello. Frank HoltSman-
Chester Watson.
walker: ! - Dale Frese- -George
kaufman, Mrs. Erwin LeClerg.
GeorGe LaSsise.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
New individual
Club Champions

New individual champions have
been named at two area clubs within
the week.
Duplicate Club. Mrs. Walter +. Lusby
scored lol points to win over 40
Wiz Tith 27 or t1DDsd HaToIG LamgEo9
for fourth were Mrs. Grace Moyle
and H. o; Phillips. 96ia. Mrs. Claire
johnson, 95l2 was next; Mrs. Robert
Jones and Z. W. Bowen, each 95,
tied for seventh spot.
At the Falls Church Bridge Club
last Thursday morning, Mrs. Betty
Owen was named the new individual
champion She scored 3501a points
runnerup Mrs, Winifred Mas BY
two points Rush Buckley was third
with 34s: Mrs. John Fletcher.
fourth. 345: Mrs. Irving Berman.
NTH, 34l; Mrs. Katherine Hall tied
with Mrs. Myron Hendee, sixth, 336.
Mrs. John G., Fletcher and Mrs.
Beverly Torr.y lead A. the half in
149Hs, match points in the first ses-
sion last Saturday. Ranking second
among 80 pairs are Mrs. Melvin Cox
Mrs, Allyn @ Whitehead, l42la
points thlru, MRS. Dixie BortZ-MT
jeanette BlseEC"IMdfrs; CIdf; WAYNE Va; oalisnt ant
tied With Mrs. Marianne Boschan-
Mrs. Zyonko Rode at l3s for fourth
place. Capt, Viola Lanks-MrS Grace
Wray. 18Th. and Mrs. James La
ZArd-Mrs. william Tiobal. 1876. are
next. Second and Anal session Of
the contest will oe held February 81.
With . Scant 7-point diierentjal
between the tom Fiaht najrE II, ths
annual competition for MONTGOMERY
County Duplicate Bridge Clubs
mixed pair title, hot competition will
prevail when the match goes into
the fnal round Tuesday.
Three OF 80 pairs are presently
tied for the lead with a match point
Dr.. O. Richard lee. MS Donald A.
derson-John Simmons. Mrs. Muriel
FarFo-Wiliiam Nazzaro;. Scoring
gan last Tues1ay evening
Evening star., 1960-01-31
WBL Winners Game
Awards to Be Given

Next Thursday at the waShinston
Bridge League'e winners game"
slated to be held at the Sheraton
Park Hotel, prizes will be presented
70 the winners In the recently con-
eh'ded point-award series
In Glass A Cplayers having more
than 800 master points,. Mrs. Mar
earet L Fisher again rates top
prize. her third successive victory in
the Semiannual league contest. Her
fnal score in the 11-same series,
sentinE arbitrary points assigned for
nnishins In honor spots in certain
since last September. Mike Michaels
with ~ credits finished in second
spot; Mrs. Alfred stidham and Roy
r; Banner tying for third place
with IL each.
Six credit points scored in the
hnal two sessions Of the series gave
Mrs. Harry M Siegel a half-point
margin Of victory in Glass B players
with so TO 200 master points,. She
Tailed l7ls credits, Tied for run
credits each were Edward L. Allen
ana DR. Mortimer LipSett.
BaIfour Tops Class o
Don Balfour literally ran away
Wiz Wiz nrst f,,S tS:S place iR Sias: c thoss
He scored y credits, against
for the second-best performance Of
William NaI1aro. Louis A. Miller
and Robert ShAnkle with 8 each
tied for third spot
4 new ten-game point-award con-
test Is slated to start with the
winners game" next Thursday. The
series will operate on these addi-
March 3, 10, II; April z, IA. 81;
credit points win be awarded as
ssconu and third. respectively, in
the master point eameS. In the
winners games" which are held
the nrst THURSDAY OF each month.
credits will be 4, 3. ., for the top
four spots in each direction. Non
for players comprising the top three
Marianne Boschan win again rec:
ord the point-avArd standings.
Division Int Three Grsups
To allow players Of varying skills
70 compete on an equal basis for
800 members OF WBL win be d.
vided into three sroups. according
to the individual player'I master
point ranking as Of Februar<
Those with 900 or more points.
not necessarily life masters, will BE-
ASSIGNED 70 Class A; those with so
TO 200 points TO Class B: those
having o to 40 10 Class c. These
partnership pairines. nor do they
have any relation to section asSiGn-
mentS in any series same
Evening star., 1960-01-31
NUMISMATIC NOTES
Civil War Tokens

Civil War cents or tokens
were struck in 1863 and 1854
to alleviate the shortage Of
small cents. These vanished
either for boarding or melt
ing, as the nickel in the cop
per-nickel cent Of that time
was valuable enough to give
the cent a premium over its
face value.
Although the Government
increased the coinage of the
small cent from 29 million in
1852 to 40 million in 1853. it
was very little help. BY 1853
the fractional or postage cur
rency had replaced many of
the coins in circulation. But
there was nothing to replace
the cent. perhaps the most
important coin for every day
use.
Again. as in Jackson's time,
tokens helped to solve the
problem. They were issued
mainly by merchants and pa
triotic and political organiza-
tions. These tokens were the
same size as the Indian Head
cent and circulated quite
freely throughout the North
at the value Of one cent.
Many different types were
issued. Some were of an ad-
vertising nature with the
names and locations Of busi-
ness houses. Others had de-
signs such as flags. shields.
horses, eagles and political
figures. Still others had pa
triotic legends such as, AR
my & Navy" Union For
ever" God Preserve the Un-
ion," mo Compromise With
Traitors" Federal Union -
1t Must and Shall Be Pre-
served"
Some merchants econo-
mized by obtaining a stock
die with a patriotic slogan or
Evening star., 1960-01-31
BY MARGARET L. FISHER
Contributing Writer

Topping last Thursdays
competitors in the prelimi-
nary play for the Washing
ton Bridge Leagues team
of-four championship were
Sidney Aronson, Andrew
Gabrilovich, Mike Michaels
and Mai. william Christian.
They scored 18 wins out of
"a matches in the January
% contest, the fifth of six
sessions to qualify for the
playoff.
The runner up team COM
prised of Mrs. Terry Michaels,
Israel Cohen. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Said Haddad won 1S
matches.
Mr.. Aronson's team leads
in the series with n wins,
Mrs. Michaels' team second
with II wins.
Final qualifying session is
set for February 25.
In the pair competition
last Thursday, these were the
results:
Mrs. D. Lyddane Mrs.
Kathleen Benson and Harry
Schurr Mathew Solomon.
2.-Charles James-David
Picker and Louis A. Miller
D. w. Marystone.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
Aronson Team Leads
Bridge QuoIifiers

points, III average. topping 3S pairs.
Also in the opening session on
xiexanaria. ~ with ). 3. Tshn HaWkins of 81
Riehmond. topped 80 pairs COM
On Saturday. best showing over
all amons the large Washington
contingent IN the open pair event
was made BY Mrs. Kenneth Somers
fourth, tallying 200 points in the
two-session play. Winning score of
219h was shared by two pairs, Mrs.
p: T. Hastings-Mrs. W. r. Pollard
OF Richmond, wallace Jones Of Rich
mond and Hersh Coplan OF Norfolk.
WaShington's Mike Michaels and
Sidney Aronson topped an original
neld of 90 pairs In the qualifying
round Of the opens. Mrs. W. c.
Robinson Charles C. johnson we're
top in their section In the same
First overall prize in the special
pair event Saturday night went to
Mrs, Margaret L. Fisher and Edward
l.. Allen. They won over so pairs.
An all-Richmond team Of r. A.
Ashton, Richard Glenn. Richmond
Hamilton, John H. Chappell III, were
winners on Sunday Of the foufsome
title. Ashton Is former Washing
tonian. Mrs. Robinson. Richard
Freeman, Dick Walsh were members
Of the team which finished third.
James Lipman on Norfolk team
which ended in sixth spot among
the 30 LeArnk
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Bridge Calendar

TO-DAY: Playfair. 1881 Harvard;
pairs, las. Goren, 8 Dupont CIR
TOMORROW: Goren. 6 Dupont cir.
Gle; pairs, 1870. Andrews, Andrews
AFB ofnceIs Club. pairs, 7:4b.
Ari-Fax, 2920 Arlington boule-
ward; pairs. 7:45. Fort Meade,
Commissiened ofncsrs Mess; MP
pairs E45. Gortn Junior Mas
Thsmss Circle. Apt 100. $440
Sixteenth; MP pairs (reservations,
Du. 7-713H.
TUESDAY: Arlington. 5000 Lee
COL, Hotel 2400 Sixteenth; mem
SSs,,. Ssrs indiyidual; a,,idnaL SIS sT;aS; Falls
house. 500 8, Cherry. Fails Church;
Moo Mr pairs, sir;..rth T4S' Federal; Hotel
eral Power Commission. ofiicial
dining room. GAO Building: Mp
pairs, $40. Goren Beginners, 6
Dupont circle; pairs, 8. Internal
Revenue Service, cafeteria. IRIS
Building: pairs, MONTGOMERY,
400 Norwood drive mixeo pair
championship tfnal session., T:45.
Omscet: s Service Club 1874 Twen-
GCNEE5DAI Detncbuh, woman 8
Club OF Bethesda; pairs, 1918
am. AEudas Achim Mems Club,
2s00 Valley drive. Alexandria;
pairs, SIS. Belle Haven Country
Club. Alexandria; MP pairs, T:45.
Chess, Apt. col, Hotel 24O0 Six
teenth; pairs, 1:45. Congressional
ssfidins ssfEfsaris' pairs NeT SSS;s S9.Ss Sn% 9Se
222 N. WaShineton, Falls Church;
pairs, 7:30. State-US1A, executive
dining room. General Services Ad-
ministration; pairs, 7;3O.
THURSDAY; Falls Church, 500 8,
Cherry, Falls Church; pairs. 9:45
am. Goren, 6 Dupont circle; MP
pairs, 1910. Washington Bridge
League (ACBL until, Sheraton
Park Hotel; monthly winners
game, pairs. 1:45.
FRIDAY: Lyon Village, 5000 Lee
hlghway: MP pairs, II am.
Walker. 610O Forty-Second place,
Hyattsville womens pair cham
pionShip tfinal session.. 9:15 am.
Chew Chase Juniors. 6sO3 west
avenue, Bethesda; pairs 7.45.
Euclid, Apt. 100, 2440 Sixteenth;
pairs. 7:45. Goren, q Dupont cir
Gle; pairs, &. Irving Street, Alb
N Irving. Arlinston: MP pairs,
40. Rockville, Civic Center.
6l00 Forty-second place, Hyatts-
vile; pairs. &.
SATURDAY: Agriculture. Apt. 1Og.
2440 Sixteenth: pairs, | Chess,
Apt. col, Hotel 240O sixteenth
pairs. 7:45. Walsh, 1889 Massa-
chusetts; pairs, 1:45.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
NICARAGUA.

Nicaragua on January Fl
issued stamps marking
the 150th anniversary of
Abraham Lincoln's birth
extensively il belatedly.
There are five regulars,
six airmails and two SOU
venir sheets. - Knicker-
booker Stamp Co.
regional commissions of the
Economic and Social Council.
Designer Of the stamp
showing a map Of the ECAFE
area and a symbolic steel
girder is H. Woyty-Wimmer
Of Thomas de la Rue g. Co.
Of London. However, the
printing is being done on
the multicolor photogravure
presses Of the Japanese Gov
ernment Printing Bureau
in Tokyo. Colors are listed
as yellow, turquoise (two
shades, maroon, pink. blue
(two shades and green.
The printing order is for
8 million Of the Accent de-
Evening star., 1960-01-31

koTais. ME' sGrs RGSfls dait ditH'' Brsady swiOur
Labor----MrS. lrms Abrams Charles
Steiner. Patty Jones james Lee
Internal Revenue-Capt. and Mrs.
SSsorRe G: Potter May Menne-MaVda-
Lyon Villare: Mrs. M. H. Joyce
Mrs. Florence Seward tied with Mrs.
Henry Lee-Mrs, Beverly Torrey; Mrs.
Dixie BortS-Mrs. James P. Goode,
MONDAY: Mrs, Mildred Downham-
Mrs. Alice Wilson; Mrs. John o.
ibseiMs WITH MT. canes eIaIss 61ode ot.r1 tisd
Mil: DR.. and Mrs. Edward A.
white. Rose Lieberman-Dr. william
ofieers Service Club: Violet voc.-
Howard MerE, Cecilia Aptaker-Anya
Penthouse: J. Deutschberg-T Pri-
tyker, Ralph Greene-Mathew Solo
mon. Series Winners: Dave Spa
nier: ."-Marsaret McGinnis; 3
MIS- Ann Spanier,
T ssTys' ssWyef Nnse MTs Msfis Hnsemsn
Ms. Srns Wofsev
Rosehill: Col and Mrs. Glen R
Ions. Sat. and Mrs. Edwin W.
state -UsIA: Ruth Freeman-Bsa-
tTies Hi', Crockett Madelyn Burke-Vivian
Thomas Circle: Mrs. Gladys Nor
gan-Lt. Kay MoWery.
walker: Mrs. Peter WiSher- Esther
Murphy. Mrs, David r. Brown-Mrs.
Henry 4. Wake Vsani,1, A. p,u x,,,,,-
Manfred soberpheim, Beate Bloch
Mrs Louis SalVatorel tsection b
Col and Mrs. J. @. seabourne, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Singer.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Baltimore Contest
Lures Funs Today

Area tournament fans are in Balti-
more today for the windup OF the
Maryland State CHAMPIONSHIPS Next
week end many will go to the Hamp-
ton Roads tournament at the Cham
berlin Hotel, Fort Monroe, Va This
annual series schedules mixed pair
competition Friday evening, open
pair play 1.-TWO seSsionsJ Saturday,
and team game two seSsions) Sun
day. Mrs. Kenneth SomerS and Gene
Hermann are defenders in the open
title match.
And WASHINGTON bridge leaEuers
are reminded OF another upcoming
tourney here. The annual City OF
Washington championships are ad-
vanced to the third week end in
February, and will be held at the
Sheraton Park Hotel. The four-day
meet will embrace eight sessions OF
play. On the schedule are women's
and mems pair contests in the
afternoon OF February 10, mixed pairs
In the evening: open pairs are on
February 20: master and nonmaster
pairs i50 master point dividing line)
February 81: teams and special mas
ter point Games on February %
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Houohton to Direct
Two Movie Courses

Harrison F. Houghton will
offer two courses in photog-
raphy under auspices of the
Agriculture Department. reg
istrations to be taken ZIP to
Saturday.
A course in movie funda-
mentals will deal with cam
era handling. editing, making
basic sequences.
An advanced movies course
will deal with the tschniques
of adding sound to Aims.
making family and travel
shots. and documentaries.
For details. call Mr.. Hough-
ton at WA. 7-3242.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Other Winners
At Duplicate

Asrieuiturei D. r. Anderson Ralph
Greene,
Agudas .Aehim Mems Club: Carl
Abramson- Mrs. Edith oomberg
Alexandria: Mrs Madeline Solo,
man-Mrs. June Perry.
Andrews: Capt. and Mrs. H. C.
Eawls, Capt. Charles Lesher-Jt. J.
O'Brien.
Arl-Fax; T. C. Fans Paul Robb,
Charles James-Tully Liddell.
Arlington: Mrs. Howard G. Camp.
bell-Ronald Lambert.
Belle Haven: Mrs. william Banks
Mrs. Dean Snyder
Chess: January 2O) Jesse d.
Boyd.D. Meade PEBBLES. tr.: Edward
Henry Rau-Dr. Edwin NJ. Short.
january pa Mrs. Hazel Loftin-
Carl Sieweke, Summer Bliley-Dr. Ed
win M. Short.
eheverly: (Janyary %, Mrs. Letha
ha,siisMs Mrs. Em. 9sqtsf fSttsr tsd VIII VIII
liam Nucker:Dr. j. Ledvins. Jan
George Lassise, Mrs. Bernice O'Brien-
Mrs. william jain.
Chevy Chase: Mrs; RAYMOND J.
nOWhI-D, MehOe H6eDleS, JT.' MTk,
Murisl Fargo-WilliAm NaSzaro. Sc
riss Wlnnsrs: Mrs. William Lub-
bers. ID. Meade PEBBLES, jr IA
-Comomdore and Mrs. Virgil
Chevy Chase Juniors: Mr.. and
Mrs, Allan Eddy. Mrs. D. Meade
Columbia Country Club: Mrs. Gil
bert B, Rude-W. Ray Garrett, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Stidham
Euclid: Mrs. George Hertz-opal
T Fails Church: Mrs. Madeline Sol
omon Mrs. Beverly Torrey, 1t Col.
and Mrs. J. J. Bradley
Federal Power Commissions: Wal
ter Mobley- -Harve Mobley.
Fort Meade: Mrs. walter 8.
Lusby-Mrs, Richard Roberts, Georse
Kiis , ir.-Ronald A. velosky
GoreD: Jenusry 21l Mrs. Karl
Yunker-Mrs Wallace Wright JAN
uary 24 Mrs, John stmmons-p. R.
Moscatello tJanuary 2bl 1t. Col.
Jeanette Blech-M MRS, Edear Snowden.
Geren BeRinners: r. Gresorian-
z, Mirabile, oeorge Ashby-Dick
Gorsn Junior Masters: Marion
Hadley- Richard Bach. June Jenkins
r. K Mccormack. Series winners;
Hattie Blakemore. 2-Margaret
Mercer. 3-Adele Broghammer.
Grand Slam: Alfred Lieberman-
fryIns Street: Mrs. Richard God
frey-tonsld Lambert. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gait Bready. Series winners;
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Color Projection
Demonstration

Calvin s. McCamy,
chief. Photographic Tech
nology Section Of the Ma
tional Bureau of Standards.
will speak to the Silver
Spring Camera Club Thurs
day at the Washington Room
Of WRC-TV, 4001 Nebraska
avenue NV. The talk will
be given at $3.50 pm. and will
concern projected color pic
lures with both conventional
tri-color techniques and the
two-color systems generally
attributed to DR.. Edwin H.
Land. The way primary
colors combine will be dem
onstrated.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

a portrait Of Washington for
one side Of the token, and
one die with their name and
address for the other side.
About 5000 different store.
card tokens have been identi.
fed. However, with an esti-
mated 20 million issued it Is
quite likely new varieties re-
main to be discovered.
In 1854 the composition Of
the small cent was changed
by removing nickel from the
alloy and reducing the weight.
This removed the premium
value. Congress then passed
a law prohibiting the issuance
Of money except by the Gov
ernment. Within a very short
period tokens disappeared
from circulation.
B. M. DOUGLAS.
The Washington Numis.
matte Society, DhoSe mem.
berS haze prepared this series
Of articles, piH dns,Der ques-
ttons on coins and paper
money addressed to Numts-
matte Notes, The Sunday
Star, Washington 3, D. C.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Fuke Moonscope
Uses Sunlight

Winter night "moonScapes"
are lovely things, but hard
to photograph because Of the
long exposures necessary. The
best moon" pictures are
taken by sunlight. The easi-
est way is to use an indoor
type film. shoot into the sun.
and underexpose at least two
or three stops.
Using the indoor type film
without a filter. you will get
an overall blush cast which
suggests a nighttime picture.
Underexposure cuts down
brightness. and makes the
skv a deep blue.
Shooting directly into the
reflections of sun simmer
ing of snow is especially good.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS
TODAY

TODAY
Associated Stamp Clubs Of
the Chesapeake Area, 2 pm,
Musicians Union Building,
BAT North Eutaw street, Bal
timore, Md. Installation Of
officers and donation auction.
MONDAY
Washington Numismatie
Society, 8 pm, auditorium,
Natural History Museum,
Tenth street and Constitution
avenue NV. civil War and
Store Tokens of the Southern
States" illustrated talk by
Melvin Fuld of Baltimore.
TUESDAY
Library Of Congress Phil
atelic Club, IL noon, Page
School library, third floor,
main building. Displays by
club members.
TakOma Park Philatelic
Association, 7:30 pm, COS
Davis avenue, Takoma Park.
Md.
WEDNESDAY
Collectors Club Of WASH
ingtOn, 8 pm. Odd Fellows
Temple, 419 Seventh street
NV. "Vicissitudes Of a PHI
latelist," talk by Karl Baar.
Stag.
Arlington Stamp Club. 8
pm, County Recreation Gem
ter. 440 North George Mason
drive, Arlington, Va. Phil
atelic Fundamentals" talk
by Jay Carpenter, election Of
officers and auction. .
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Silver Spring Print
Carried in MAGAZINE

Modern Photography for
March carries a contest photo
by Al Wadman Of Silver
Spring. Md. It's subject is a
boy in mid-air. feet spread
as il running. diving feet
foremost from a spr!ngboard.
The water is not shown.
The shot was made at
III ,000th of a second, at
which shutter speed the boy
might travel a quarter inch
during exposure Plus-X fiIm
was used. exposed at f/S.
Evening star., 1960-01-31

then. after the film is proc
essed to turn that section of
it around. end for end, and
splice it back into the reel.
With 16-mm. Aim. which
has perforations on both
sides. this is a cinch. But
with S-mm. Aim you have to
turn the film both around.
and over so as to get your
single row Of perforations in
line.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
CAMERA
CALENDAR

SILVER SPRING CAMERA CLUB.
Thursday. $40 pm. Washington
Room Of WRC-TV. 4Onl Nebraska
avenue NV Calvin s. McCamey,
Bureau Of Standards, demonstration
OF the formation of projected color
pictures Members TO bring sea and
landSeape slides for monthly COM
petition
FOTO.CRAFT CLUB. Twelfth
Street YMCA. 1918 Twelfth street
NV Tuesday, s pm Modelling
session Help will be provided BY
members experienced in lighting
problems
UspA PHOTOGRAPHIC ROUND.
TABLE, Friday. 8 pm, Room lBOg
South Agriculture. George A Lohr,
PPA, "Creativity--Its Possibilities
rspher." HUPds'es'0nai HWaPds a. midt.rm no'qT. 1S
GUIDED: Color-Miss Selma Anderson,
Miss Bronette Ehrlieh, MIS-. Amy L.
Tibbs and Emmett Yoder. Black.
white-Miss Mary Fletcher t3J and
Or. Joseph Spies.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Federal League
Drops Restrictions

Stuart Dunlop. president Of the
FEDERAL Bridge LeaEue. announces
that all FBL duplicate contests will
be open 10 negro players. The club
meets every Tuesday evening at
aS Hotel 24OO Sixteenth street
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Philippine Covers

Collectors who have had
difhculty in getting stamps
or first-day covers from the
Philippines. may be interested
in an offer by Renato c. Pla-
ia to service covers and sup
ply stamps at face value.
For detailed information,
write Mr.. Plata, enclosing
Is cents in unused United
States stamps for his reply.
His address is 1341 A. Mabini,
Caloocan. Rial, Philippines.
Surface mail to the Philip
pines costs 8 cents and takes
about a month. Airmail at
rs cents a half ounce is
usually delivered in three or
four days.
Evening star., 1960-01-31
Area Players Win
In Richmond Games

Area fans last week end ehalked
Up victories In two title matches at
the Richmond tVaI Mid-Winter
Mrs. Christine ?, Dvyer and Mrs
Ruth X. Rumford, both OF Fails
Church, ven the vomen's pair
event, new title match for this
annual meet. Thev scored 14s