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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
Help Being Given
By Kodak in
School Contest

Hints for entrants in the
1861 Kodak High School
Photo Awards are detailed in
three free brochures:
Contest Clues" is an il
Illustrated leaf1et of special
tips on Photographic tech
niques. The 1860 catalog,
spiced with top prize winning
photographs, is proof of the
accomplishments of last
years entrants. The rules
folder is a guide to entering
this years competition.
Scheduled from January
l to March 81, the awards is
open to students who regu-
larly attend grades 9 through
IL of any public, parochial
or private high school in the
United States or its poss7s-
sions. Pictures taken from
April /, 1860, may be en-
tered and entries may be
mailed up to midnight of
March 81. 1861.
Contest Clues" the con-
test rules and the catalog of
1860 winners may be obtained
by writing to Kodak High
School Photo Awards, Roch-
ester 4, N. Y.
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CITIZENS
MEETINGS

Meeting announcements
must be in the hands OF the
Ciuic Calendar editor BY noon
Thursday Of each 10eeE to
insure publication in the
column on Sunday. Those
rcccjUed too late will not be
used separately unless there
is some special neiUS Signtf-
canoe attached to themJ
Charles Lietwiler. a transit
planning consultant. will show
motion picture of the latest
rapid transit developments in
Boston at 8 pm. Wednesday at
the meeting of the Citizens
Transit Improvement Associa-
ton. The group will meet at
1915 L street NV.
| Other citizens associations
scheduled for the week will
meet at 8 pm. unless otherwise
specified.
! Tomorrow
Oldest Inhabitants, Inc.-Odd Fell
! lows Hall, 9TH and T SITS. NV.
! Nor,hNc est Boundary Civic Associa-
tion-Macfarland Junior High School,
Iowa ave. and Webster st. NV:
! GEORGETOWN Citizens Association-St.
Johns Parish Hall, Potomac and o SITS.
NV.
/ Mid City Observation-Disclosures OF
National savings and Trust Co., 18th
st. and New York ave. NV.
-Four Avenues Southeast Citizens As
! sociation-tIome of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Moore, 1873 41st pl. Sc
Northwest Council Of Citizens AsSo-
ciations-Columbia Federal SAVINGS and
Loan Association Building, 53O1 Wis
conSia ave. NV.
Allied Civic Group-7:45 pm, audi
forum, Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission Building
Spring. d..
Tuesday
Lc0rot Park Civic ASSociation--4lO
T st, NV. 'r
Mount Olivet Heights Civic ASsocia-
tion--I::i0 pm. Wheatley Elementary
School. Monteilo ave. and Neal st. ne
Connecticut Avenue Citizens Associa-
ton. Cleveland Park Library. Conncc-
ticut ave. and Macomb st. NV.
Northeast Council Of Citizens AsSo-
ciHtions-l It'll and Rhode Island ave
ne.
Greater .Colesvilic Citizens Associa-
I tcns Chapel on Glcnmont
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Art Of Deception
In Bridge Told
In Kurpin Book

PSYCHOLOGICAL STRAIT
EGY IN CONTRACT
BRIDGE. BY Fred L. Kar-
pin. (Harper i& Brothers:
$4.950
The experts secrets are out
It h ranks to Washington
bridge ace. Fred L. Karpin.
Lawful larceny at the bridge
table-the well-timed "psy-
ches." obstructive bids, and
deceptive play maneuvers-
serves as the theme of Kar-
pins latest contribution to
bridge lore.
And a notable contribution
it is, for the psychological
and guerilla tactics. employed
by experts past and present
to turn many an otherwise
losing bridge session into a
profitable one, thereby be-
come common property. The
way is now pointed for bad
card holders" to compete on
more equitable terms with the
"good-card holders"
In Part I, after explaining
the necessity for deceptive
and obstructionist bidding
tactics. tracing the rise and
decline of standard American
bidding and the origin of de-
ceptive bidding, Karpin amply
proves his point with numer-
Gus real life Illustrations,
culled from tournament and
rubber bridge play over the
past 35 years. The experts
who pulled the fast ones"
are in most instances named
adding to the fun. Decep-
tive plays by declarer and de-
tenders are recounted with
equal thoroughncss in Part II.
Presupposing a knowledge
of basic principles of bid
ding and play, Psychological
Strategy" is assuredly not for
beginners. On the contrary,
it's expert fare-highly chal-
longing. AS for average or
advanced players, they could
scarcely find a better guide
to winning bridge!-M. L. F.
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BY BELMONT FARES
star Stamp Editor


The Accent Echo I Com
municationss for Peace"
Peace" stamp to be issued
here December is will picture
the balloon-like communica-
tions satellite IN orbit, POST
master General Summerfield
announced yesterday.
Echo was placed in orbit
August IL by the National
Aeronautics and Space Adj
ministration. 1t has been
successfully used in a test of
space relay of facsimile mail
transmission.
The design was based on a
drawing by IRVINE Metzl of
New York, an artist member
of the Stamp Advisory Com
mittee. The vignette was en-
graved by Charles A. Brooks
of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing and the letter.
ing and numeral by Howard
F. Sharpless.
The stamps will be printed
in purple in an order of 100
million and will be issued in
sheets of so.
Addressed envelopes for
first day cancellation may
be sent to the Postmaster.
Washington Is, D. c., with
remittance for cost of the
stamps. The outer envelope
to the postmaster should be
clearly marked First Day
Covers Accent Echo l."
Gandhi Color Changed
The accent M a h a m a
Gandhi champion Of Lib
erty" stamp will be printed
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pole. He said that he had
merely followed the general
Indian style in creating his
design.
Death money" or not, the
coin was readily accepted by
the Canadian public and has
proved to be very popular
with collectors.
". L. G. MATELIS.
The Washington NumiS-
matte Society. ,uhose members
haze prepared this series of
articles, tDtH answer questions
on coins or paper money dd-
dressed to Nun1isrlatic Notes,
The Sunday Star, Washing
ton 3, D. c.
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Cape Verde-2.50 escudos,
educational aid.
Guinea so escudos, trav-
cling medical unit.
st. Thomas and Principe
$50 escudos, religious assist
ance.
Angola-2.50 escudos, seed
distribution.
Mozambique q escudos,
technical instruction in
crafts.
The stamps were printed
in multicolor Offset hthogra-
ply by Litografia Maia of
Porto.
KOREA-A 40-hwal stamp
commemorating the National
Census was issued November
IS. Song XII Choo reports
from Seoul.
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STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS
MONDAY

Washington Military Phil
atelic Association, 1880 pm,
Building SIT next to Base
Operations, Boiling Air
Force Base. Insurance Of
Stamp Collection on Next
Movement"
HyattsviIle Stamp Club
Service Building, Hyattsyille,
Md.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4
Associated Stamp Clubs of
the Chesapeake Area, 2 pm,
luncheon meeting. Alumni
House, College avenue and
King George street, Annap-
oils, Md. For reservations
contact Paul j. Plant, 1929
Columbia road NV, Wash
ington 8, D. c. by Friday.
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BY A. ]. WEDDERBURN
Contributing Writer


With less than a month
left to- do your Christmas
shopping we have some help
full suggestions for those who
have ardent photographers
on their list.
Film is always a good bet
just so you pick your
photographers favorite. If
slides are his dish, give him
color film. But if he goes
for prints and engagements,
make sure the film is color
negative.
= If your camera -toting
friend is also a darkroom en-
thusiast, you might very well
choose for him a box of one
of the new variable contrast
papers. Instead of having to
keep five or six different types
Of print paper on hand, he
gets all the variations he
wants out of one box of pho
tographic print paper.
A Try at Movies?
A slide fancier will always
welcome a slide filing box
This will be appreciated, be-
cause he'll never stop need
ing a place to store his new
slides.
For the strictly still" man,
how about one of the new in
expensive movie camera, to
give him a taste of the grass
on the other side of the fence.
1t may not prove greener, but
it may make the photogra-
piers wife a little happier
with the, results. Movies you
cannot help but enjoy to-
gether.
The wife Of a Photographic
enthusiast. like the golf
widow, feels somehow neg
lected and lonely at times.
What better way is there to
help her gain respect for
photography than to give her
a camera. Like an inocu!a-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
PISA Grants Medal
To Dr.. Edwin Lund

The Photographic Society
of America in its Houston
convention recently awarded
the PISA Progress Medal to
DR.. Edwin H. Land, fellow of
PISA. president of the Polar
old Corp, for unique and
brilliant accomplishment i'll
solving natures mysteries to
the benefit of all mankind
through a contributing genius
for invention, development
and production"
The Stuyvesant Peabody
Memorial Award, for the
greatest contribution to pic
torial photography, was given
to Sewcll P. Wright. SPRING
field, Ill.
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DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR

TODAY
Duplicate Bridge Center. 8 Dupont
circle; pairs, /: Mp pairs. 80
1I5.
TOMORROW
Andrews. Andrews AFB oficers'
Chew Chase. u't Ss5a w RsTs' avenue sas
Bethesda: pairs linvttationaD. 7:45.
David Taylor Model Basin, Car
derock; MP pairs. 7:15. Duplicate
psir rse oe open pairs DUPONT 6 iiT nieI
master MP pairs. $50. Fort Meade,
commissioned officers' Mess pairs,
7:i5. Labor, main cafeteria. Labor
department; pairs. Z. Thomas
Circle APT. 100, "44O Sixteenth;
TUESDAY 4.
Arlington Bride Studio. Washing
ton boulevard and Court House road,
Arlington. pairs, 10 am. Duplicate
Bridge Center. q Dupont circle; pairs.
c j3Si Falls Church hI HilIwo o SQUARE
church pairs. 7:45. Federal. Hotel
2i0o Sixteenth; MP pairs, 7:45.
Federal Power Commission, official
dining room, GAO Building; pairs,
$40. Internal Revenue Service,
cafeteria, IRIS Building; pairs, T.
pairs. 7:45. Offcers Service Club,
1914 Twenty-first; pairs, 8.
WEDNESDAY
AgudaS Achim Mems Club, 29OO
Valley. drive: Alexandria: pairs. s.
boulevard and Court House road,
Arlington: pairs, 10 am. Belle Haven
Country Club. Alexandria, pairs,
10. Bethesda, Woman's Club of
Bethesda: pairs, 1915 am. Chess.
pairs co nE1es rSH sseSetsqes
New. House ONCE Building; pairs. Z.
Duplicate Bridge Center. q Dupont
circle: pairs, pairs. $40. Grand
Slam, -" N. Washington. Falls
e safeteFia S SaTS Rd 42 ppr.
THURSDAY
Duplicate Bridge Center, 8 Du-
pont circle: MP pairs, /. Falls
Church; 800 S. Cherry, Falls Church;
P EAR 20 80 s 4so GC5en RuDlicste,
reservations, AID. 4-0ii8J, noon.
Washington Bridge League tACBL
unit, Hotel 2400 Sixteenth; month
~ winners game, pairs, 7:i5.
FRIDAY
Arlington Bridge Studio, Washing
ton boulevard and Court House road,
Arlington; MP pairs, II am. Chevy
Chase Juniors, $500 West avenue,
Bethesda; pairs GnvitationaD. 7:I5.
Duplicate Bridge Center, 8 Dupont
circle; pairs, /; pairs, 1870. Euclid,
Apt. 109 2440 Sixteenth: pairs, 7.45.
Goren Beginners Duplicate. Apt.
$50, @4S0 Sixteenth; pairs. 4
reservations. AID. 4-Ol16l Irving
Street, Alb N. Irving. ArlinPton: MP
pairs, 7:45. Rockville, Civic Center.
Rockville: pairs, 7:i5. Walker, 800
Forty-second place, HyattSville pairs,
915 am: pairs, 8.
SATURDAY
Agriculture, Apt. 100, 2iI0 Six
tenth; pairs, /. Chess, Apt. POI,
Hotel 24O0 Sixteenth; individual
championship members and guest
card holders only, advance rcscrva-
tons reauired), 7:45. Duplicate
Bridge Center, q Dupont circle; open
pair championship reservations, AID.
4-266Sl, qualifying session. =: finals,
special pair game, s. Walsh, 1882
Massachusetts,: pairs, T:45
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be addressed to Rocky Run
Local Post, RID No. /, Chan
tilly, Va.
. =
New Issues
PORTUGUESE AFRICA
Five stamps. one for each of
the African provinces. have
been issued to commemorate
the tenth anniversary Of the
Commission on Technical
Assistance in Africa South of
the Sahara" Portugars
Overseas Ministry reports.
Provinces, denominations
and designs are:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

The symbolic design by
Kang Choon Whan repre-
sents housing, population
and agriculture. The stamps
were printed by three-color
TYPOGRAPHY at the Korean
Government Printing Agency.
ARGENTINA - The First
Inter-American Marian Con-
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gresS was marked by the re-
lease November IL of a stamp
honoring Our Lady of Lujan,
patroness of Argentina, &C
cording to word from Juan L.
Bottelli of BuenoS Aires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

bury drive. Wilmington 8,
Delaware.
Il
Alexandria Club Elects
Arthur w. Van Hueckeroth
has been elected president of
the Alexandria Mount YER
non Stamp Club succeeding
Navy Capt. Norman Rlaisdell.
George Adams is the new vice
president.
Reelected as secretary and
treasurer are Mrs. Edith
Buckley and Vincent j. Blag-
don.
*& ##
- Rocky Run Local Post
Louis Leigh. jr.. of Chan
lilly. Va, reports that the
Rocky Run Local Post will
operate December 10 through
rs to handle Christmas mail,
using a new version Of its
Santa Claus label printed on
green paper.
Like most present day local
posts. Rocky Run is a phila-
telic rather than a business
operation. but many collectors
order covers as a reminder of
the old local posts which were
put out of business for COM
peting too effectively with the
Post Office Department.
Mr.. Leigh, a student at VPI
who has been operating
, Rocky Run post on an occa-
Sional basis since 1855, makes
a charge of 5 cents for each
letter serviced. Envelopes
must, be sent addressed and
= with a accent stamp affixed.
The Santa label is applied at
the left side, Cancelled, and
the mail forwarded through
the post Office at Chantilly.
Covers for Servicing should
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PHILATELIC NEWS
u. S. Satellite Stamp
Shows Echo i'm Orbit

in the same shade of orange
as the flag of India, and not
in blue as originally an
nounced. The Accent and g.
cent stamps will be issued
here January 26.
y y Il
PhiIatclic Congress Book
The 1860 American Phila-
telic. Congress Book contains
Is outstanding articles on a
wido variety If topics reflect
ing a high standard of phila-
telic research.
Probably the most interest
ing and most useful to the
ess-advanced collector is
illustrations of Printing
Methods" by o. L. Harvey of
Silver Spring.
Mr.. Harvey provides non-
technical descriptions of the
various methods used in
stamp production and lists
stamps which are good ex-
amples of each. His article
is cotnplemented by remark
able series of Photographic
engagements by 1t. Col.
James T. De VosS, president
of the Washington Philatelic
Society. which graphically il
lustrate the results of the
various printing techniques.
Svend Yort of Chevy Chase
is editor of the book which is
attributed to members of the
Congress without charge be-
yond their SIS a year dues. In
formation on the philatelic
research group is available
from any area member, or
from the secretary, Robert B.
Brandeberry, So West Sails
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CAMERA
CALENDAR

OLD DOMINION CAMERA CLUB,
Tuesday. s pm, Broyhil Audito-
rum, 1910 Lee highway near Glche
road, Arlington. Va. Prints tn he
evaluated by Arnold Taylor as isl
ant picture editor of The S'-r Mr..
Taylor is n mcmher If the Mo- 81
Press Phntogrs pliers Aesorint'o-' I'D
the White House Photographers As
ISOLATION.
CHURCH CAMERA CLUB. Tuesday.
3 pm. 1894 N street NV. Talk
illustrated with color slides. II tile
Known But .Highly Interesting Place
in France" BY Herbert L. Stein
Schneider. Public invited.
USDA PHOTOGRAPHIC ROUND
TABLE, Friday, S pm, room 1909.
South Agriculture Building Carver
Miller. art editor of the operations
research ONCE Of Johns Hopkins
University. Bethesda, Md. will speak
on Creating Mood"
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Our 1861 Price List
Yours for the Asking

Come in or send for our price list, it's full Of
ideos ond suggestions for yourself or any coin
coIeetor-who will long remember you for
remembering him so WE'LL II you ore at all
interested in coins and eurrency-ond who isn't
you cont clifford to be without our illustrated,
informative coin literature, covering all aspects
OF monkind's oldest Of collecting pleasures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

The 1-peso blue photogra-
vure stamp, in a design by
Hector A. Viola, was printed
at the Casa de Moneda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
THE LIBRARY OF
COINS
Americas First Family
of Coin Albums

Complete visibility and protection - the two
most wanted lectures of coin obum-ore the
holmork Of The Librory Of Coins plus other
features thot make these albums some Of the
finest you can buy Bound like books, they con
be Displayed on shelf or table; unique, colorful
covers for each denomination; dotes. mint
marks, and quantities struck ore shown as
we'll os informative doto useful to oil collectors
Buy these albums for yourself, or present them
os ostine, thoughtful gift to your coin
collector friends They will truly appreciate
your good toste in selecting these de luxe
oIbums
Ask for O complete price list for the librory
of Coins Here ore few Of thre most popular
volumes. All hold complete collections Of the
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World Wide Stock Books

Boxes and envelopes ore oil right for shoes
ond letters, but when you wont your stomPs
neatly at your fineertips and in undomo9ed
condition, our World Wide Stock Books ore
your wise choice.
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TELEPHOTo SHOT WINS AWARD

Tom WasseH of San BernardinO (CaIif) High
School used a telephotO lens to get his picture,
"Crack Shot," which won him $500 third
award in the senior division of the 1860 Kodak
High School Photo Contest strobe light
was used to fill in shadows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
195O.196O
A Decade of L. S. Coinage

Here ore all the coins Of the lost ten yeors
and all ore in briIliont, new condition. These
complete lo-yeor sets hove been especially
assembled to stort you off on these popular
collections OF money sowing prices. Under our
Set-reducton policy, you can buy these sets
for less thon the sum OF the individual coins
Complete sets, containing briIIiont, uneircuIoted
com Of oil dotes and minis from 1850 to
1860, both exclusive.
Lincoln Cents, % pieces $50
Jefferson Nickels, 20 pieces $500
Roosevelt Dimes. % pieces $3.50
" lshinglon Quarters, 81 pieces 24.OO
Franklin Halves, q pieces 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27

Japan notes the 50th an
niversary of its first Ant
arctic expedition with this
10-yen stamp to be is
sued Tuesday. 1t pictures
1t. Sirase, commander Of
the 1910 expedition, and a
map of Antarctica.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
STAMPS AND COINS
BRITISH MIXTURES

BRITISH MIXTURES
Heavy with Commemorative
direct Import
Malta-unuSual-H Cat " ID. 10 90
Kenya-many pictorials "a ID. 4 80
Observation-Disclosures Acrty. e. ID Il -
British Empire excellent W ID. 295
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Indian Cent Album - los
lincoln Cent Albums q volumes) --- 400
Liberty Head Nickel Album - l.95
jefferson Head Nickel Album - 2.95
Mercury Head Dime Album ---------- 2.95
Roosevelt Head Dime Album --~----- los
Washington Head Quarter Album -------- S.95
Franklin Head HalfDollar Album - 2.95
Peace Dollar Album ----------@---------3 95
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each Of the above mixtures for only.
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Holbrook, L. l., New York
WEEKS STAMP SHOP
~ Daily stamp Auctions
i3" nth st. NV. Ma S-5"56
MADISON STAMP AND COIN SHOP
Stamps and coins bought and sold.
Greece Olympic Games, lSg6, from
117-1o", SIS, 117-"5, $3.50, used.
d. PETRouISA. 1901 G ST. NV.
SCOTS 1861 Combined Catalog now
in stock. JOHN ARNOSTI, 0O8 Ith
st. NV, DI. s-513O.
STAMPS-COINS
Hundreds Of books for your examina-
ton Stamps arranged by country,
coins by denomination, Hours: Monday
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a:3n to 400. Always in the market
for fine stamps and coins.
JACK O.. KING
1918 Eye st. NV. ME. s-i321
Washington 8, D. c.
GREAT BRITAIN, EUROPA
Complete mint set only 3Oc to adult
collectors requesting my quality APP
prevails, strong in b.. Coils, and air
is must. A. NJ. STEWART, Box 9S,
New Milford. N. J. TEL.
Coins BouRhf and Sold
COIN SHOP 81
B. M. DOUGLAS
'Oa 18th st. NV. RE. 7-30?H
60
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Washington -. Nd
All Open Early, Open Late Mondays Through Fridays
Evening star., 1960-05-20
to think things would get bet

to think things would get bet
ter.
Mr.. Voutov didn't even
seem to think Mr.. Khru-
Shchev had been in a temper
in Paris. When reminded of
the explosions at his last
press conference in Paris, he
just smiled and put it down
to temperament.
An argument. but a smil-
ing one, about the whole
plane episode ensued. The
Czech Ambassador remarked
that Mr.. Khrushchev him.
self had not put the blame
on our President at first had
said he was sure Mr.. EiSen-
hover did not know about the
overnight. But then what
happened?" he asked in
amazement. Your presi-
dent admitted he knew and
said that it was a policy that
would continue"
MR.. vOUTOv said that
time and again Ambassador
Lodge had told the United
Nations that II so much as
one Russian plane should fly
over the United States, the.