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testing the price increases and
seeking some way to hold them
down or roll them back.
Mr.. Baker said Humble CO.
operated fully with efforts of Is
major oil companies to meet un-
usual European demands re-
sulting from closing of the Suez
Canal and Middle East pipe
lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Bond Rate Rise
|Stirs Opposition
BY the Associated Press

Opposition developed in Con-
Igress today to giving the Treas
Iury new authority to adjust in
lterest rates on Government saw
Iings bonds in line with money
market conditions.
Meantime, Treasury spokes-
men prepared to lay their pro-
Iposal formally before the House
Ways and Means Committee.
Scheduled for testimony were
Undersecretary OF the Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
Oil Prices Linked to Need
For Work on Reserves !

An industry said today recent increases oil and
gasoline semd largely from higher costs and need to
encourage development of new oil reserves.
Baker president Of the Humble Oil g. Refining Co..
Houston testimony before Senate invesiga-
and domestic increases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-21
CUSTOM TAILORING
YEAR ROUND SUITS

Just enough suit ends for los suits! Your own ndi-
vdual and style! Fannels and worsted shark
skins, mostly imported Many imported mohairS and
tropical worsteds for summer wear.
Reg. $110 to Sis S77
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SUBURBAN COATS
3-$55 coats, blue and brown paids, finest tailoring,
sizes reg. 1888. I40 I42 ---------------- $500
11-$4950 coats grey brown herringbones grey
imported tweeds sizes reg $40 242, 4t44 longs
1885, I40 I42 short I42. now----------------- $500
SUMMER STACKS
IA pairs 1878 and $685. Stacks. silk now-- 1900
pairs SIS Stacks 1909 dacron 100
$3.50 Stacks all wool and silk and wool. 800
"A pairs $1495 and S1295 Stacks famous make in
GLIDING golf Stacks, --.------------------ 700
SO pairs $95O $3.50 Stacks all worseds 1900
20 pairs $40 so Stacks, rayon.' --.------- 600
Not all sizes in every range
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SUMMER SUITS

1-s125 suit. imported silk, blue, size IS long, now
2-$1l0 SUITS imported mohar. brown. hand tailored
by Wall Street, sizes reg. A. short AZ. now
2-$ll0 suits imported mohair blue. sizes reg. "A,
1-$95 suit, custom tailored, grey check tropical
worsted, size 81 reg, now .-----4---~------4-----
1-S95 suit. all wool worsted blue size "A long now :
5-S95 SUITS all wool worSted. grey. sizes reg 2i4O
14l short 1i42 long l40 now ----------------
2-$95 suits. all wool mohair. tan. sizes AZ reg now
4-$95 suits. all WOOL imported twists grey blue and
brown sizes reg. 1i40. LAP, lf44, short 140 now
4$65 suits imported Italian cotton, grey sizes reg
1886. 1888, 140, long T44 now @e---------------
2-s65 suits. dacron and wool. tan. grey. now ----
l-$75 suit imported worsted blue, double breasted
size SO long, now---------------- -------------
1-s4950 suit dacron and rayon, tan size 40 long
3-s45 suits. rayon, brown, sizes reg AZ longs 1879
I4O now ---------------------
1-$395O suit orion and nyon. blue, size 40 long now
1s3s50 suit, nyon and rayon blue size AZ short now
1-$32.50 suit Famous make. brown size AZ reg, now
3-S399 5 SUITS Famous make black blue and charcoal
grey sizes l/42. short longs 1/39 1f44. now
4-S39.95 suits, Famous make, black. brown, tan and
1t, blue sizes reg. 142 1i44. longs LAO. 142, now
2-$52.90 suits, pants. Famous make. TAM brown.
sizes 1885, 1872 long. now ---------------------
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STREET NV.
SPORT COATS

3-$s5 sport coats, 1907 cashmere blue. sizes reg.
1877, 238, - za-.--
4-ss5 sport coats 1000 cashmere hand tailored by
Wall Street. sizes reg. 1888. shorts 1888, LAO, D42,
2-$35 sport coats 1907 cashmere, french blue hand
tailored by Wall Street, sizes long 1/40, 1f42, now
2-$65 sport coats camel hair tan, sizes reg. 1888.
short 1888, 49, $50 l- --.4----
l-$85 sport coat cashmere brown h0undstooth check
size 38 long, -------.
8-$59.50 1909 imported silk black and white brown
and white and green striped, sizes reg. 1873, 1889.
$40, l4l. 2/42. now
6-S5950 sport coats imported all wool fabric Austin
Leeds tailored, sizes reg. 1888. 1889, short 1889,
D40, 1/42, long 1/44, now .-
5-S5950 grey mixture tweed, tailored by Austin Leeds
size reg AZ now ------- ----.e@
1-$59.50 grey mixture tweed tailored by Austin Leeds
sizes reg. AZ.
2-$5950 sport coat, brown stripe imported shetland,
Austin Leeds sizes reg. LAO. 141, now =
3-S59.5O sport coats green striped. imported shet-
land sizes reg lao 1144. short LAO, now
l-$59.50 sport coat brown mixture Austin Leeds,
size 40 long. now -4-----------4 . ~-----
s1-$55 sport coat, brown mixture, SIZE SO reg, now
ISIS sport coat. tan mixture Forstman fabric size
40 long, now -------------
1-$49.50 sport coat. brown, size 40 short, now -
5$4950 sport coats Harris tweeds blue grey and TAM
sizes reg. 3l38 140, short 140 142. long 1I44.
l-$4950 sport coats charcoal and black mixtures
sizes reg. 1888 239, I41. 1f42, IA, I46, now
T$45 sport coats charcoal grey and black mixtures,
sizes reg. 1888, 2/3s, I4l, 142. I44, l46 now
1-s49.50 sport coat, blue. size 40 long. -
1$sS5O sport coats brown shetlands sizes shorts
1888, lao now
2-$S750 sport coats. green striped, sizes 142 l44,
reg. now 49,
2-$S7.50 sport coats grey striped. sizes 142. 144
1-$37.50 sport coat. brown, size 80 reg. now
1-$3750 sport coat grey herrngbone size a reg
l-sS5 sport coat. blue flannel size AZ short,
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Hundreds of suits, topcoats,
OvercOatS, sport coats and
Stacks, not listed above, also
drastically reduced!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE

Every alcoholic needs help.
but sometimes the family
seems to need it even more.
l am continually getting let
tiers such as this one from
Mrs. P.
MY husbands drinking is
becoming a problem that
cannot handle. The children
are losing all respect for him
and he has certainly come
close to killing all my love.
l am sick and tired of making
excuses and lying to cover
him up. I never know what is
going to happen. His con-
tinued promises to reform are
just bubbles that burst when
touched. What on earth can
a wife do. DR.. Popenoe?"
Probably a wife can do more
than anyone else, Mrs. p, and
it is almost impossible to
straighten out an alcoholic
without the aid of his wife
and family; but they can't do
1t alone. You need outside
help Talk this over with your
minister. physician. or some
trusted business associate of
your husbands.
Give first consideration to
your children. From 20-30Go of
the children of alcoholics
eventually become alcoholics
themselves. This is not hered-
ity. it is the conditions under
which they are brought up.
Maintain as good a social
life as possible with your own
friends and let your children
do the same.
Write to Al-Anon Family
Group Headquarters. p. o.
Box 1875, Grand Central Sta
ton. New York. N. Y. This
is the central office Of groups
Of wives and other family
members Of alcoholics. There
are now more than 700 such
groups in the u. S., and others
being formed every week.
There may be one near you.
In any event. this group will
give you help on what you
need.
Write me in care of this
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will help you to learn more,
and you need to learn all you
can.
In short, you must recog-
nize that you cannot do this
job alone. but that it cannot
be done without you. Getting
all the information and help
possible is necessary and then
be patient and be determined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
MODERN MARRIAGE
"A Wife Can Do More
Than Anyone Else

newspaper enclosing a stamped,
self-addressed envelope for my
reading list on alcoholism. It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09
Nurses to Meet

The Archdiocesan Council Of
Catholic Nurses will hold q
meeting Monday at 8 pm. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-09

Carroll Hall. st. Patrick's
Church. Tenth and G streets
NV.
Rev. Thomas Owen Martin,
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NUMISMATIC NOTES
Mexican Coinoqe: VIII

Mexico has issued a number
Of commemorative coins as
well as medals Of similar size
and appearance. The coins
carry a denomination, the
medals do not.
A 5-peso silver coin was
struck in 1858 for the 200th
anniversary Of the birth of
Hidaldo, the priest who started
the revolution against Spain.
It carries a bust of Hidalgo
and the usual eagle and snake
reverse.
Earlier. in 1850, a 5-peso
piece celebrated the centenary
Of Mexico's first railroad. A
locomotive against a tropical
background provided the de-
sign for the diverse, with the
motto Inauguration del Fer
rocarril del Sureste."
The Barberan-Collar flight
from Spain to Mexico in 1888
was celebrated with a medal
showing a map Of the route.
In 1896 both silver and
copper medals were issued for
the 400th anniversary of the
first coins struck by the Mexico
City mint. They show an
ancient screw press on the
diverse and a more modern
coin press on the reverse.
The fourth centenary OF
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STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS
TODAY

TODAY
Associated Stamp Clubs Of
the Chesapeake Area, 2 pm,
Tea House, Gambrill State
Park. IS. Route 40 Just west
Of Frederick. Md. Picnic and
donation auction.
MONDAY
Hyattsville Stamp Club
tjuniors). 1880 pm, Public
Library. 1880 Farragut street,
Hyattsville. Md.
WEDNESDAY
Washington Philatelic So
ciety, 8 pm, Arts Club, 20l7
I street NV. Auction.
Woodbridge Stamp Club, 8
pm. Turkey Thicket Field
House. Tenth street and Mich
igan avenue NE.
THURSDAY
American Topical AssOcia-
tiOn, Potomac Chapter, 7:45
pm. Cleveland Park Branch
Library. Connecticut avenue
and Macomb street NV. Elec-
ton Of officers. Robert Peck
will show and discuss 18th
Century United States"
Silver Spring Philatelic So
ciety, 8 pm. County Building,
$500 Colesville road, Silver
Spring. Md.
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CAMERA CLUBS

OSD Camera Club will meet
Thursday at 7:30 pm. at 906
D street NV. Officers will be
elected.
Agriculture Amateur Movie
Makers elected the following
officers: Eldon B. Floyd. presi-
dent: William o. Shofner and
John M. Van der camden, vice
presidents; A. j. Valentine,
secretary: Clinton M. Hisle,
jr.. treasurer; also on executive
committee, Homer E. Pryor
and Edward Blackmore. Meet
ings will resume in September.
National Photographic So
ciety's monochrome section
will have its final meeting in
the form of an open house at
the auditorium of the Natural
History Building at 8:15 pm.
Wednesday. Members will
bring four prints for judging.
Merit award at the last meet
ing went to Byron Hale.
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pHILATELIc NEWS
BY BELMONT FAIRIES

Two Scent commemora-
tives 60 on first day sale this
week-the International Ma
val Review stamp at Norfolk
tomorrow and the Oklahoma
Semi-centennial issue at Okla
homa City Friday.
Postmaster General Sum-
merfleld is to speak at the
Norfolk FIRST day ceremonies.
to be held on board the USS
Saratoga In Hampton Roads.
He will be accompanied by his
special assistant. L. Robe
Walter, and Robert E. Fellers,
director Of the division of
philately.
- ALI first day covers will be
Cancelled aboard the big air.
craft carrier with q special die
reading "USS Saratoga, Nor
folk, Va"
The actual naval review,
arranged as a part Of the
jamestown Festival program,
will be held Wednesday after
noon, with 80 ships from Is
nations taking part.
B0OmtOwn, USA
Oklahoma's Arrows to
Atoms" stamp will go on sale
at the opening Friday of the
Oklahoma S m i-Centennial
Exposition on the Oklahoma
City Fair Grounds. The cere-
monies are to be held in the
"Boomtown. USA" post Office.
a full sized reproduction Of
the post Office established at
Oklahoma City on April %.
1889, the day the former
Indian Territory was opened
to settlers.
General Counsel Abe Nc
Gregor Golf will represent the
Post ONCE Department. Gov.
Raymond Gary is expected to
head the Oklahoma delegation
at the ceremonies.
Scent Teachers Stamp
The stamp honoring the
Teachers of America. to be
issued in Philadelphia July /,
will definitely be a Scent de-
nomination. Printing Of the
commemorative had been de-
layed until it became apparent
that Congress would not COM
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tests are open to club members
and their guests. For informa-
ton call 1t. John Pope, the
director CNO. 7-8949).
Master Point Results
Mr .rl-E K W. i ss.Gs. g n Ba PssI
Krueger-Mrs. Albert Levy.
GAO: 1-Eloise- Key Henrietta Van
derscheaf, Tom Mobley-C NJ. Walker.
2-R. D. Cotter-Martin Rossi. Alice
Hatch-John Doyle.
ls:9 R. Ss'' wilson. IMr; Mr.. sti T4:S
Windsor-Mrs. Karl Ynnker. Mrs
Mrs NJ. Z. cox.Lewis g. Tubbs.
NH: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
B Bert. 20; Meade PEBBLES ,,,,l ,r.-pE.
smith-Dr. julius White
Edward Waters, Dale FTese- 0eorge
kaufman. IS. r. 0reen-Hail VII
sOd fhS S Circle: itsumner Bnley-
II. p. stillwell. GLADYS Morgan-Lt.
Kay Mowery. Opal Van Horn
D. r. Anderson. Mathew Solomon-s.
Goodman.
Other Duplicate Winners
Agriculture: 1t. Col. Jeanette Bleoh-
Mrs. James A. bearing
Alexandria: Mrs. Alice Hatch-Mrs.
Andrews; '' MAY IS, Mrs. T. c.
Jackie Fleek-Art Minor.
Arlington: May 25) Mr. and Mrs.
Jonathan b. Rintels. Mai Earl Bu-
ehan-Jsmes Lipman, May 20 MAJ,
Mai. Earl Buchan James Lipman.
Bethesda: Mrs. H. J. Alexander-W.
Ray Garrett. Mrs. Wayne oallant-Dr.
= Chess h M'D0 9MSy 20, Mrs. Florene.
MiilsDaueh: Mrs. Violet thinner. +, Z.
Malora Christman-W Wilson Sa,terneld.
Mr.. and Ms. a. @. Whitehead;
P. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
lucid: Mrs. George Hertz-Minna
kolloack. Tom Cannon Martin koSsi.
Federal; Capt. and Mrs. oeorse c.
GSren: MAY 3I) Mrs. Lillian
Koch-Don Yoest; Il. Col. Ruth AM
derson-M Marie Janinek. TUNE -
Gathering Eyerstt-Jqne Liyysrman.
June - Mrs. william Perry-Mrs. w.
kenwoOd: Mr.. ana Mrs. Franklin
Labor: Kathleen Clany.Leona Kem-
painen.. James Hushes- Thomas Mobley.
Monday: Mrs. Jack Bennett Mrs.
William r. Plum. Mrs. Robert Dubois
MIS- Alice Wilson.
Mrs james Goode. Mrs. Robert W.
Bates-Mrs. Carl Tessmer.
Playfair: MAY 30l Mrs. Eva BarSiS-
Austin Febrey. June - Ruth Ever
ett-Mrs. James A., Dearing.
walsh: Section Al Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Il. FribourE, Mrs lrene y
Whitehail,PieJre I postsri r. Seem
Walter Reed; 1t Col Ruth c.
Anderson-Mrs Robert W. Bates.
Duplicate Bridge Calendar
TODAY. PIayfair. 1881 Harvard pairs
80. Dupont, . Dupont circle; pairs
Goren. 8 Dupont circle
pairs, l:30. Andrews. Andrews AFt
FAX, 1920 Arlington boulevard; pairs
7:45. Federal, Bellevue Hotel; pairs
team playoi. 7:45. Thomas Circle
Apt. 100. 2440 Sixteenth; pairs. 7:46
Walter Reed, Walter Reed ofheers
ArIinitSn. $3.50 North Pol.
lard: Mp pairs, 7:45. GAO. ofiicia
dining room. General Accounting
once. pairs. $50. MontgOmery
OfhcerS service Club. 1914 Twenty.
first; pairs, s.
Bethesda, Woman's Clut
Of Bethesda, $500 Sonoma road; ME-
pairs, IL. Washington Bride Leagut
tACBL unit. Mayhower Hotel
monthly winners contest. pairs, 7:45
Thursday Noon, Dupont
circle; pairs, 1890. Chess. Gordon
Hotel; pairs 7:45. Congressional sec.
pairs. Z. Plsyfair, 1881 Harvard
FRIDAY: Potomac Valley Champion.
ships. Mayhower Hotel; mems pairs
womens pairs, .2:l5. mixed pairs, \.
ships, Mayhower Hotel open pairs
: toualiiyingl and (finals); special
pairs and consolation. &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

The Stars 1857 Amateur
Snapshot Contest offers cam
era fans an opportunity to win
rs much as $1,105 for a single
picture.
Each week during the con-
test, The Sunday Star Maya
zine will publish the photo
judged best in each of these
four classes: (A) Babies and
Children: OBJ Activities; Co
Scenes and Still Life; Cd
Animal Life. At the close Of
the contest, the best entry in
each class will be awarded a
500 U. S. Savings Bond.
These four grand prize win
ners then will be entered in
the Newspaper National Snap
shot Awards to compete for
cash prizes totaling $4,000.
In the National contest.
there will be four first prizes
Of $1,000. four second prizes
Of $500, four third prizes Of
$3.50, SO Special Merit Awards
Of $50, and 200 Honor Awards
Of $25.
Here are the contest rules,
condensed for your conven-
fence:
/. The contest is strictly for
amateur photographers.
2. Pictures taken after July
!. 1856. are eligible.
3. Snapshots may be taken
with any make Of camera, on
any brand Of black-and-white
Aim, but not with color film.
No art work or retouching is
permitted on negatives or
prints-no composite pictures,
multiple exposures. or multiple
printing.
4. Any number Of prints may
be entered. Contestants name,
address and the class in which
the picture should be entered
must be written clearly. in ink,
on the back Of each print.
Mail prints to the Amateur
Snapshot Contest Editor, The
Sunday Star. 40l Star Build
Ing Washington 4, D. c.
5. No prints will be returned
Contestants must be able TO
furnish the original negative
II requested by the Contest
Editor. The Star and the spon-
sors OF the National Awards
assume no responsibility for
negatives or prints.
6. Contestants are permitted
TO submit pictures TO only one
newspaper participating in the
National Awards.
7. To be eligible for a local
grand prize. a contestant must
sign o statement that the pic
ture, or another closely similar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

the founding Of the city Of
Zacatecas was commemorated
in 1916 by a silver medal pic.
turing Juan de Tolosa.
In 1916 a silver medal illus
trated the value of one Troy
ounce Of silver. A balance
appears on the diverse, a
screw press on the reverse
with the inscription Casa
Moneda de Mexico"
r. c. SCHNEIDER.
The Washington Numismdtic
Society. whose members haze
prepared this series of articles.
DiH make every effort to an
Swer questions on coins and
paper money addressed to this
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
Potomac Valley Titles
At Stake in Series

Smith (women's pairs): Henry
Rau-William D. Snyder (men's
pairs); Mrs. Rose Robins
DR.. Leroy Robins and Mrs.
James P. Goode-Saul Reiter
mixed pairs); Fred L. Kar-
pin-Michael Michaels (open
pairs); Mrs. Terry Michaels,
Ann Penn. Alvin Roth, israel
Cohen. Paul Kibler (teams) ;
Mrs. William r. Plum indi-
viduaD.
Mrs. Malora Christman and
Maj. Robert w. Hancock are
tournament chairmen. The
meet, sanctioned by the Amer
lean Contract Bridge League,
will be directed by Paul E.
Golden and Jerome S. Mach
lin.
Virginia Beach Results
A number of players travel
ed to Virginia Beach for the
Virginia State championships.
but aside from Mrs. Terry
Michaels. who paired with r.
L. Miles. jr., of Virginia
Beach. to finish second over
all in the mixed-pair event,
our players failed to bring
home any trophies.
WBL Results
In the Washington Bridge
Leagues Intersection Nit
chell master point duplicate
Wednesday. these we're the
winners and runnersup:
ca@pSeiiMfs Florence H Siiispaus s.
Lewis q. Tuobs-Lloyd L, Tubbs. =
ham ". Giloert-John Moore.
pas. ssei k,Sl. B. c.n Mrs ro K M goTts.
c Potter Mrs Freda Bentley
Lew Leyenson, Rosemary Riordan-
section G ;, lEMr. Jane GALLOWAY.
REYNOLDS Mr. and Mrs, WILDER Nor
ris. Mrs Wanda Gabrilovitch-stuart
Dunlop tied with Mrs. Margaret L.
Fisher-Maj Robert W Hancock
Reminder WBL's open pair
championship Is set for June 10
and % Mrs Ferdinand Ney (EM
3-2S73D and Francis T Leahy GA
1924 will assist in arranging
partnerships where needed
Montgomery Duplicate
New women's and mems
pair champions were named
last Tuesday at the Mont
gomery County Duplicate
Bridge Club: Mrs. Robert w.
Bates-MrS. Carl Tessmer and
DR.. James Reid-Henry Wolff.
Runnersup were Mrs. Frank
Brown-Mrs. M. j. Poppleton
and DR.. Robert w. Bates-Dr.
julius White. Mrs. Claris
Adams-Mrs. James A. bearing
and Roy Banner-Frank Kill
gore finished third.
Officers Service Club
Offlcers' Service Club, 1914
Twenty-f1rst street NV. now
sponsors a duplicate game
every Tuesday at 8 pm. Con-
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The 2 d. value pictures the
Bounty Bible and John Adams,
the last surviving mutineer.
who used it to teach the island
children to read and write.
Other values show maps, pres
ent-day Pitcairn scenes in
Guiding the school built in
l949. handicrafts and flowers.
All carry a portrait of Queen
Elizabeth II.
(CroDn Agents.
BELGIUM-The DAY of the
Stamp" was observed May 10
with a 2-franc claret stamp
picturing the Emperor Max
imilian Of Austria receiving a
letter from one of his mes
sengers. Macmillan is cred
tied with setting up the first
international postal routes to
link the Low Countries with
his court at Innsbruck.
R00N00U - VVVY1
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stamp collection as a Sunday .
School teaching aid is dis
cussed by the Rev. Karl w.
Scheufler Of the First Metho-
dist Church, Columbus, Ohio,
in the June issue of the Ma.
tional Council Of Churches.
Copies Of the magazine are 40
cents from International
Journal. Box 238. New York
10. N. Y.
Italian Philatelist
Differences between the
London and Turin paintings
Of Italy's first definitive issue
Of 1863 are discussed in the
first of a series Of articles by
DR.. Joseph Kuncl in the June
issue of The Italian Philatel-
list. The monthly publication
is available at rs cents a copy
or $3.50 a year from Pierson
Ostrow, P. o. Box 81, Burling-
ton, VT.
4 4 +
New Issues
PITCAIRN ISLANDS - A
new deflnitive set Of II stamps
will be issued July 2 for the
South Pacific island still in
habited by descendants of the
Bounty mutineers and their
Tahitian women.
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CAMERA ANGLES
Ways to Add Interest
To Dull, Flat Photos

a highway can be used very
effectively. Much the same
feeling can be achieved by
shooting directly UP at a
bridge, statue, building. or tall
tree.
When trying for depth with
indoor shots try having the
subject in a brightly lighted
room, with the camera in an
adjoining. darker room. The
result will be similar to a
throug h-the-window effect.
and the contrast between the
light and dark may give you
an interesting play Of planes.
Any Of these approaches will
help you get a feeling Of depth
in your two-dimensional snap
shots. With a little practice.
and little thinking before
you shoot, you can make ex-
citing pictures that give the
illusion Of space.
+ \ \ \
New Color Booklet
An extensive revision of the
Kodak booklet Printing Color
Negatives on Kodak Color
Print Material. Type c. is now
available without cost from
the Sales Service Division,
Eastman Kodak Co., Roches-
ter 4, N. Y.
Designed for the amateur
as well as the photofinisher.
the booklet presents complete
data on this recently intro
duced color print material.
Included is a wide range of
facts ranging from printing
in small trays to printing with
the best equipment.