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Other Winners
At Duplicate

Agriculture: Mrs. Virginia Dye
Victor Ricci, Mrs. Wallace A. Wright
Lewis O. Tubbs
Andrews: 1t. Col. and Mrs. ] H.
Snyder, Col. and Mrs. r. J. Jacob
son.
Arl-Fax: Mrs. Frances Walkin-
shaw-Mrs. Verna Livesay, Mrs. Eve
lyn Bradley-Robert c. Wilson.
Arlington: Mrs. Mia Talbott-Ren-
old Lambert tied with Dave Lacy
James Shifnett; Robert W. Byrns-
Chess: december 3O) Jack HudE-
ins-Ed Haglund, Mrs Florence Mills
paugh-Hardee Allen. January -
Section A. Mrs. Alice G. Robinson
Erwin M. Kenison. 1t. Col and Mrs.
III Baldwin tSection b Robert w.
BByrnsILarry Reynolds Mr.. and Mrs.
Cheyeriy: Stanley Landon-charles
Van Horn. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nil
Chevy Chase: Paul Fagan-C. H. W.
sedewick. Mrs. John G. Fleteher-D.
Meade PEBBLES. jr
Hunter-D. Meade PEBBLES. jr.
Euclid: Mrs. Gladys Morgan
1t Kay Mowery.
Fort Meade: Earl Bowen George
GoT.n: LJanusry u Mr and Mrs.
NJdDudIy 81
Ralph Greene-Mathew Solomon,
Jack HudRins Tony Moscatello.
January ~ Mrs. John Grady-Mrs.
Pat Irwin.
Monday: Mary williamson. c c.
Mcdonnell Mrs. Joseph Sheppard
Mrs. Edward White.
Montgomery: Mrs. Hervey Elkins-
DR. Robert W. Bates, Mrs. Carl
Tessmer-Dr. Mortimer LiDsett.
Offieers' Service Club: Harriet
Zimmerly-Harry Schurr. Ceel Ap-
taker-Roger watkins.
Playfair: Mrs Alice O Robinson
Carl Sieweke: Mrs. Martha Hiett-
Edward L. Allen.
walsh: (Section Al Mrs. Rena
Dunnavant-Leona KemDainen. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis W Sorenson CSec-
ton b Col. J. @. SeabouTne- Ralph
Greene tied with Mrs. Clara Geier-
Rita Levi: Mrs Mildred Dostert-
Mrs. Kathleen Smith tied with Mrs
Harry Packard-Basil Efremoff.
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Council to Conduct
Planning Meeting

The Greater Washington
Council of Camera Clubs del
egates and committee mem
bers will meet tomorrow at
Sp.m. in Room 43 at the Nat
ural History Museum, Tenth
street and Constitution ave-
nue. NV.
Delegates, alternates and
all committee members are
urged to attend. Revision of
the constitution, rules for the
coming inter-club competi-
ton and other matters will
be discussed. Also, any per-
son interested in photogra-
ply is welcome to attend.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Two New Games
In Falls Church

Two new weekly bridge games
in the Fails Church area:
First nighttime session Of the
Falls Church Duplicate Bridge Club
is set for January IL at 7:45-same
location as the popular Thursday
morning series, Hillwood Square
Clubhouse. 500 South Cherry street.
Mrs. Esther DeRaad also will direct
the new tuesday liE-t series, al
ready franchised by the ACBL. A
monthly master-point game on the
first Tuesday of each month is
anticipated. The Thursday morning
club series continues as usual. For
information. KE. 6-6994.
Debut session Of the Grand slam
Bridge Club will be Wednesday,
January l3. at 7:30 pm. This one
Is under the direction of Mai. p. B.
Waters and Mai. J. W. Fehrs. Mai.
Waters, recently moved to this area
from West Point. N. Y. where he
ran the highly successful duplicate
series at the Hotel Thayer. The
Grand Slam Club, also under ACBL
franchise. expects to conduct weekly
sessions on Wednesdays, fractional
and master point games, club cham
pionships, and bimonthly series con-
tests. The games, 40-table capacity,
will be held at the Washington
House, 222 North Washington street
Uee highwayD.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Banner Tops Men
AtChess Club

A new name goes on the mem
berS' PLAGUE at the Capital City
Chess Club. Roy Banner won over
the men members in the six-month
competition at the wednesday night
duplicates. He scored SOFA credits,
against 40 for the runnerup. Mil
Ter Roberts. Robert W. ByrnS with
81 was third.
simultaneously. Mrs. Violet ZIm-
mer again won the comparable
plaque competition among women
guests. She has been q frequent
winner OF this honor in recent
years. II was a close call for her
this time, however, for with 30Ia
winning credits, she led the tied
runnersup. Mrs John @. Fletcher
and Mrs. Florence Millspaugh, by 9
scant half point.
Three separate quarterly contests
at the Chess Club also ended last
month with these results:
Saturday Point Award: Larry
Reynolds is7iaD. 2-Mrs. Margaret
L. Fisher (79D. 3-Wilbur L. Nor
ris (77
Saturday Sullivan: - Larry
Reynolds G555I. Wilbur L. Nor
ris C55D. Edward L. Allen
C553I.
Wednesday sullivan: l-D. Meade
PEBBLES. jr. t.56D. 2-R. J. Grimm
C5553. 3-Miller Roberts $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Bridge Calendar

TODAY: Northern Virginia Champion
ships, Sheraton-PArk Hotel. teams,
] and $50: nonmaSter pairs, and
$50; MP pair games, | and $50.
TOMORROW: Goren, g Dupont circle
pairs. 80. Andrews, Andrews AFB
Fax. 2920 ArIington boulevard; Mp
pairs. 7:45. Fort Meade, Commits
stoned Officers' Mess: pairs, 7:45.
GOren Junior Masters, 9 Dupont
circle; pairs, g. Labor, main cafe
championship, Z. Thomas Circle,
Apt. lO9, 244O Sixteenth; pairs, 40,
TUESDAY: Arlington, 5000 Lee high-
way; MP pairs, 7:45. Falls Church.
Hillwood Square Clubhouse, 500 South
Cherry: Falls Church: pairs, 7:45.
ps;E PsSsrAl, Hotel t.S.p 100 400 300 sixtesnth;
Building; pairs. $40. GOren BsTin,
ners' 8 Dupont circle; pairs. s.
Internal Revenue Service. cafeteria,
IRIS Building: pairs, 7. MONTGOMERY,
0hicers' Service Club, 1914 twenty
first: pairs, 8.
WEDNESDAY: Bethesda, Woman's Club
Belle Haven Country Club. Alexan-
dria; pairs, 7:45. Chess. Apt -2Ol
Hotel 24OO sixteenth; pairs, 7;45.
once Building: pairs, :. Grand
Slam, 222 N. WASHINGTON, Falls
Church ~airS. 7'2O. Perthouse. caf-
eteria. HEW Building: pairs. $50.
THURSDAY. Falls Church. 500 8.
Cherry, Falls Church; MP pairs.
a:45 am. GOren, g Dupont circle:
pairs, 1890. WASHINGTON Bridge
LeaEue (ACBL until. Sheraton Park
Hotel; monthly winners game, pairs.
7:4b.
FRIDAY. Lyon Village, 5000 Lee high
way; MP pairs, IL am. Walker,
6l0O Forty-second place. Hvatts-
vile: pairs. 9:15 am. Chevy Chase
Juniors. 6S03 West avenue, Be
theSda; pairs, 7:45. Euclid, Apt. 100,
244O Sixteenth; MP pairs. TAB
reservations, DU. 7-7134. Goren.
Dupont circle. pairs. s Irving
Street, 4l3 N Irving, Arlington:
pairs, 7:45. Rockville, Civic Center.
Rockville: MP pairs, 7:45. Walker,
800 Forty-second place, HyattSvtlle;
pairs. s.
SATURDAY: Agriculture, Apt. 109,
244O Sixteenth; MP pairs, (reser-
vations, DU. 7-7l34l. Chess, Apt:
col. Hotel 24O0 Sixteenth; MP
pairs. 7:45. walsh. 1882 Masss-
chusetts; pairs, 7:45.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

beautiful wife of Leofric,
Earl of Mercia, Lord of Cow
entry. The people of Cow
entry suffered from the Earls
excessive taxation, and Lady
Godiva pleaded with him to
reduce their burden. At first,
he paid no attention to her
pleas, but at last he gave in,
and said that he would grant
her request if she would ride
naked through the streets of
the town. Lady Godiva called
his bluff, removed her cloth
ing, let down her long hair,
and perched herself side
saddle on a horse. Before
hand, she issued a proclama-
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Eurismun Heads
Walsh Club

Edgar Z. Earisman has been
named president of the Walsh Club
for the coming year. At the annual
was chosen vice president; Mrs.
Helen Day. treasurer; Miss Anna
Charest. secrtary; Miss Ruth Everett
and Miss Mary Lipp. council mem
bers.
Federal Bridge Learners meet
Tuesday. January 10, at 7:15 pm.
at the Hotel 2400 Sixteenth to
choose q new slate Of ofhcers. On
the nominating committee: Andrew
Gabrilovitch. chairman. Mrs. Betty
s. West and Mrs. Robert Carr.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
BY MARGARET L. FISHER
Contributing Writer


Area bridge fans, expert
and novice alike, get another
crack at tournament titles to-
day. The 23d annual North
ern Virginia championships,
in progress since Friday at
the Sheraton Park Hotel,
wind up with a twin bill
team-of-four play and a non
master pair contest.
Visiting as well as local
bridge veterans will enter the
team contest, attempting to
unseat the Baltimore Rich
mond combination which now
holds the title: Mrs. Mary
Anne TergiS, Julian Adler,
Richard Glenn, and Rich
mond Hamilton. The two
session feature contest at /
and $50 pm. will be played
at board-a-match.
Less experienced duplicate
players-those holding fewer
than rs master pointS-will
enter the nonmaster pair
m a tch, scheduled concur
rently with the team game.
Mrs. r. w. Hannah and Mrs.
Frank Iseman of Alexandria
won the contest last year.
Overall winners in both
contests will gain a years
custody Of silver travelling
trophies, the WBL Trophy
for the team title and the
Rose Robins Trophy for the
nonmaster title.
For those players who do
not wish to enter the main
events, single-seSSion master
point pair contests will be
available both this afternoon
and evening. Starting times
are the same, / and $3.50.
The tournament is spon-
sored by the Washington
Bridge League. under sane
ton Of the American Con-
tract Bridge League. Paul E.
Golden and Jerome S. Mach
lin head the directing staff.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Master Point
Come Results

Goren Junior Masters: 1-Marge
Ridenoure-Bill Weyant. 2-Ellen
Kelly-Betty Smith.
Federal: Thomas Ekel-Heber
B. Osborne, jr., Ed Haglund-Jack
Hudgins jr. stuart Dunlop
Boschan-Levis G. Tubbs.
Irving street: l - Mrs. Violet
zimmer-Renold Lambert tied with
Mrs. RoSella Titus-Rush Buckley:
Mr.. and Mrs R. Godfrey. 2-Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Norris.
DR.. Richard Lee, DR.. Nathan Eddy
DR.. julius White. Rose Lieber-
man-MrS. Alice Miller. DR.. and
Mrs. Edward A. White.
Thomas Circle: Mrs. George
Hertz-Mrs. Harry Kaplan. Martha
Watts-Lt. Thomas Throop. 2-Kath-
ryn Everett-Basil Efremoff. Dr.. A. L.
Edelson-Henry Sheitelman.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
BY A. ]. WEDDERBURN
Curator Of Photography
The Smithsonian Institution


Do you have q winter
project" under way-a base
ment recreation room, a bed
room to finish of upstairs. a
hobby the family shares, or
games the whole family
enjoy?
Such projects are ideal
material for picture stories,
and such picture stories will
keep the fun-and the frus-
trations-of the project alive
forever.
It's natural to take "be-
fore and after" pictures Of
any interior decorating or
construction projects. The
pictures that make the story,
though, are the ones which
are taken while the project
is in progress.
Perhaps junior and a model
Airplane he is building are
the center of interest in your
home for several winter eve
ningS. This, again, is a nat
ural for a picture story
from the opening of the
model kit to the glide test
in TIA living room.
Can Use Natural Light
No matter what the prof.
ect is. though, you will be
pointing your camera prin-
cipally at people. And. since
these will be indoor shots.
you will be using available
light or flash illumination.
New, high speed. black
and-white and color slide
films allow you to make pic
lures with existing light
which formerly would require
fash or photoflood illumina-
ton.
The monochrome films are
equally at home whether
used indoors or out. But
with color slide films, be sure
to use a type B film balanced
for tungsten lighting if you
make available-light indoor
shots at night. The type A
daylight-balanced film will
give an overall orangish cast
to pictures made with table
or floor lamp illumination.
Vary Flash Lighting
There are several ways
that flash illumination can
be varied to give your pic
lures different light ana
shadow balance, and more
variety.
The simplest, and one Of
the most effective, is simply
to remove the fash from the
camera. This calls for flash
extension cord and attach
ment, but it does wonders
to improve the lighting of
facial contours, and you
then have the equipment
needed for other flash varia-
tionS as well.
Once you have tried off,
camera flash, you may want
to experiment with bounce
Evening star., 1960-01-10

Next week end the Greater
Washington Council Of Cam
era Clubs will sponsor a four
lecture course in advanced
color slide photography by a
leading photographer-teach-
Evening star., 1960-01-10
CAMERA
CALENDAR

GREATER WASHINGTON COUN.
Gil OF CAMERA CLUBS, Monday,
s pm, Room 43, Natural History
Building, Tenth and Constitution
avenue NV. Constitution changes,
rrl"5 of interclub competitions up
iJr ,-ScuSSiOn by delegates, alter
mates, committee personnel.
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC So
ClETf, Wednesday, s pm. Natural
III tory Building. Tenth and Consti-
tuition avenue NV. Crime Detec-
tton Througn the Camera, A. W.
Somerford. director OF the Criminal
Identification Laboratory. Bureau OF
the Chief Postal Inspector, Post Of
chrome prints will be JUDGED BY
Rev. Herbert L. Stein n-Schneider.
Visitors welcome
JOHN F. DOsCHER Advance Color
Slide Weekend Course, Friday. 3
pm SATURDAY. and 5 pm; SUM-
day, . pm. tTuition Sl0D Regis
1:45 pm. Friday at Woodward q
Lothrop Chevy Chase auditorium
where classes will be held. Mr..
Doscher, FPSA. FRPS, is owner
director OF Country School OF Pho
tography in Vermont. sponsored
py Greater washington council OF
Camera Clubs)
MARINERS MUSEUM. Newport
News, Va, announces Thirteenth
Annual Exhibition OF Marine Pho
toEraphy, March 20 through April
II. To submit prints and color
transparencies for judging and pos
sibe acceptance write for forms.
(Deadline March 15).
ICE CAPADEs CAMERA NIGHT,
February 4, Uline Arean, specially
scheduled for PHOTOGRAPHERS Sug-
EeSted data f56 with Tri-X at
l/50th second and Royal-X at
lf20O; for 35-mm. color using high
speed (rating 1000 Ektachrome. f2
at l/5Oth with action moving
toward camera; slower color Aims
for posed shots or with fash.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Players Pairing
For Two Journeys

And it's none too soon to pair
up for two important tournaments
later this month.
The Richmond midwinter annual
is now three-day tourney. II
open Friday. January 90. at the
John Marshall Hotel in Richmond
" 's men TSs,s s0mehS me ,b pair twa Sme mes
events Open-pair competition at
and s pm Saturday for the
SchwarZschild Trophy and the team
of-four match for the Patent once
Evening star., 1960-01-10
WEDNESDAY

Washington PhilateIic So
ciety, 8 pm, Arts Club, 2017
Eye street NV. Exhibit and
talk on Persia by Eric An
derson and Gordon Torrey.
Woodbridge Stamp Club, 8
pm, Woodbridge Public Lii
brary, Eighteenth street and
Rhode Island avenue NE.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS
MONDAY

Washington Military Phi
latelic Association, 7:30 pm,
Building SIT next to Base
Operations, Boiling Air
Force Base.
HyattSville Stamp Club
(juniorS), 7::30 pm, Public
Library, 1880 Farragut street,
Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
WlB Resumes
Winners Series

Important reminder for Wash
inRton Bridge Leagpers-the monthly
winners game" first weekly dupli-
cate OF 1860 for the local ACBL
unit, is coming up Thursday. The
session will be held at the Sheraton
Park Hotel. This contest and the
master point game on January ~
AZ the willard Hotel will round out
the current ll-game point award
series
Fifth session Of the board -a-mAtch
team championship is set for Janu-
airy IS, also at the willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
MuIder on Bourd

John G. Mulder, director Of
film service at Eastman Ko-
dak Co.'S Kodak Park Works,
has been elected to a third
term as vice-chairman of
the Photographic Standards
Board of the American Stand
ards Association.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
Team Title at Stake
In Bridge Play To-day

Trophy, beginning at l pm, Sun
day, round out the series.
The 25th annual Maryland State
championships are slated for the
week end Of January 29-31 at the
Southern Hotel in BaltimoTI Sched-
uled are mems and women's pairs
Friday afternoon. mixed pairs Fri
day night, open pairs Saturday,
teams and nonmaster pairs uesS
than rs points, on Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Doscher Lecture Course
Offered Next Week End

er. John w. Doscher, FPSA,
FRPS. owner and director of
the Country School Of Pho
Biography in South Wood
stock, VT.
The weekend lectures,
available to all who have a
basic. working knowledge Of
photography, will be con-
Quoted in the Woodward &
Lothrop Chevy Chase audi
torium Friday at 8 pm, Sat-
urday at 2 and 8 pm. and
Sunday at 2 pm.
The course will be illus
trated by color slides and
mimeographed notes will be
furnished.
Photographic instruction
will cover a wide range, in
cluding: Elements of design,
interpreting color. the still
life. combining outdoor and
indoor scenes by projection,
and better duplicate slides
via projected copy.
Many of the techniqueS
covered will be new to this
area.
The tuition for Mr.. Dosch-
er's complete weekend course
is $40 and interested pho
tographers may register at
the Woodward & Lothrop
Chevy Chase auditorium be-
tween Gas and 7:45 pm. Fri
day before the first class
starts.
Last January the Coun-
Gil presented Mr.. Doscher's
week end course in Basic
Color Photography to 227
area photographers, a rec
ord for Washington and a
near-record nationally for
the Doscher course.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Other Club News

The Fort Meade Duplicate Club
has Just completed nine-game
percentAge award series Z. P.
Bonadio with 5s45ec edged out
Earl Bowers. 5S.44es, for top
honors. 1t. Col Henry A. walker
finished third. batting 1929 in the
series
Stuart Dunlop finished on top in
the eight-game series at the Federal
Evening star., 1960-01-10
RoundtubIe Officers

The Lensletter of the Pho
tographic Roundtable Of
USDA Graduate School an
nounces these officers: Pres
ident, Myron Hendee; vice
presidents, Henry H. NAPLES,
Emmett Yoder, Otto r. B.
Hollberg; secretary, Mathilda
P. Schlicht; editor, Amy L.
Tibbs; reporters, Selma An
derson, Helen M. Fall, Mary
H. Fletcher, Fred L. Knob
lock; faculty adviser, William
c. McHenry.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

The three values, Id, Sd.
and 3d., printed in two colors
by Harrison & Sons of Lon
don, show half length por-
traits of Queen Victoria and
Queen Elizabeth II and a
scenic view of cattle, Bechu-
analand's richest natural re-
source, at a pan" a shallow
lake providing water for
domestic animals and game.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
FlaShbuIb Warning

Careful of those used fash
bulbs-they can be tempting
toys for babies and small
children. Used bulbs, how
ever, can also be dangerous
when a child is prone to
pop irresistible objects into
his mouth. In fact, keep an
eye on all your photo equip
ment when children are
around. You can't blame
them for being intrigued by
shiny buttons and knobs.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
CAMERA ANGLES
Film Your Projects
For Family Record

flash and bare flash. With
the former technique, you
literally bounce the flash
illumination of a light
colored wall or ceiling onto
your subject. Bare flash Is
achieved simply by taking
the reflector OF the flash
holder.
All these techniques soften
the flash illumination on
your subject by spreading
the light. They will reduce
the contrast in your flash
pictures, and provide you
more fun in the making Of
them, too.
Light Waves
The length of light waves
range from I40,0OOth inch
for red light to 1/70,000th
inch for violet. Light waves
shorter than violet are the
invisible ultraviolet, while
the ones longer than red are
infrared.
Older Photographic ma
terials we're sensitive mainly
to ultraviolet and the shorter
visible waves. Orthochroma-
tic films extend the sensi-
tivity into yellow, midway
between red and violet. while
panchromatic films are sensi-
tive into the red region. Spe-
cial films are also available
which can take photographs
by infrared rays.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

Bridge League. He scored 81 points:
~ for the runnerup, James Lipman;
401a for E. MaSsari
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Sub to Curry Mail
Under Polar Ice

Arrangements have been
made for the nuclear sub
marine Sarge to carry a
limited quantity of philatelic
mail on a forthcoming cruise
under the polar ice of the
Bering and Chuckchi Seas.
Collectors may submit one
addressed envelope franked
with a Accent stamp Cor Z
cent stamp If return by air
mail is desired. The send
er'S name and return address
must appear on the outer
envelope, which is to be ad-
dressed to USS Sarge (SS I'M
583, Philatelic Mail, care Of
Fleet Post Office, San Fran
cisco, Calf.
Covers will be handled on
a flrst-come, first-served basis
and will be returned if space
is exhausted. Since next
Sunday. January II, is the
deadline for receipt, the use
OF air mail is advisable in
forwarding covers.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Sunday Crossword Puzzle

ACROSS
Dramatis
personae
5 Waldorf"
or Caesar"
10 Ship cap
tured by
John Paul
Jones
II 1t is said
to talk
18 Pressing
machines
20 Richly
refined
81 Species Of
80 Down
% Death
% Italian city
"a Happen
before
70 VlVld
% Stifened
20 Tumult
30 Loeb -,
Scotland
80 Memorable:
2 words
"a Bark of oak
IS Potato: dial.
81 Enigma
Variations"
composer
SO Unsuitable
Al Juniperlike
bush of
Syria
43 Arab
| chieftain's
domain
48 Southern
! poet
so Invalid fooc
So Sideboard
SIS Supplicate
81 Concealed
! SO Part of face
| Covered
| colonnade
62 Capital
! Of Crete
"a Gambling
| equipment
| 65 Cravat
| material
90 having RTed'
| sensibility
73 Receptacle
IA Syrian city
76 Mallet
II bene
78 Site of the
| Malacanan
| Palace
| 81 City near
| Boston
"a Black wild
4 :
| cherry
| variety
SO Comprise
81 Haunt
SO Violent
ga Emancipate
Sc French
author
90 Poignancy
SO Smyrna fig
Evening star., 1960-01-10
APO. Location Book

The War Cover Club has
published a revised edition Of
Almon j. Tripp's APO. Lo-
cation Book. Location and
Assignments of U. S. Army
Post Offices. World War H."
originally published in 1947.
The 74-page listing is a basic
reference work for any COL
lector interested in this field.
1t is available at $3.50 from
1sadore Willinger, 314 East
l63rd street, New York 81,
N, Y,
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Masaryk COlOrs

The Accent Thomas G.
Masaryk Champion of Lib
erty" stamp, to be issued here
March Z. will be printed IN
blue and issued in sheets Of
10. The Scent denomination
will be printed in yellow,
blue and red and issued in
sheets of 70.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
OFF Sale at Agency

The Accent Simon Bolivar
Champion of Liberty" stamp
and the Accent Atlantic Ca
BILE commemorative of 1858
have been removed from sale
at the Philatelic Sales
Agency.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
THURSDAY

American Topical AssOcia-
tiOn, Potomac Chapter, 7:45
pm, Cleveland Park Library,
Connecticut avenue and Ma
comb street NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
U. N. First Day DELAYED

United Nations 4 and 8
cent stamps picturing the
Palace de Chaillot in Paris,
where the U. N. General AS
sembly met in 1948 and 1851,
will be issued February 90
instead of February Is as
originally scheduled.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Silver Spring PhiIateIic So

ciety, 8 pm, County Build
ing, $500 Colesville road (op-
posite Sears, Silver Spring,
Md.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
New Issues

CANAL ZONE A 4-cent
stamp commemorating the
50th anniversary of the Boy
Scouts of America will be
placed on sale February 8 at
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Av-IJAa ans 17auoE
IusIMEss Observation-Disclosures ePInaruNIrIE.
Edwin L. Ellis Wants

Edwin L. Ellis Wants
10 reoming houses. ], believe ! can
,:, ySys furniture and bushes. Or
foipSe' Vermont fI ave. RH7-SSiisssos.'
FLORIST 6H0P. nearby suburb;
excel. bus well est: Feas. terms.
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-660O.
FOE sALE-A CHAIN OPERATED
dry cleaning store, 500 8. wash.
st., Alex. ? averaging $3.50 per wk. /;
viii do much better II operated By
can e iR SR sEssS 5sa' G,4ia
OF after 8 pm, ia. 9.se62.
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And Immediate Occupancy
. New SS|,y ,. ::s,,s' o1 staten lion
burg pike, near Baileys
Crossroads, Fairfax Co. Va,
Minimum investment and
low rent. For further infor-
J, c. WARFTELD In eyes,.
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DIRECTIONS: South on Shirley
hwy. Tor US. No. u to Wood
bridge. Va, left at Belmont sign
"a Of . mile past bridgel and
follow the BELMONT HOMES
""OPEN" sign to the 4 furnished
Model Homes.