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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
Pise: Philip Vukelich, urednik Zajednicara

Pise: Philip Vukelich urednk Zajednicara
Nedjelja, rs. maja, "a meme je posebno svecan
nacajan dan. Dan kakov nsam ocekvao. Toga dana
prredjen je svecani banket cast priznanja taniku
Western Pennsylvania Ujednjenih Odsjeka Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice Uedno kao vodji tajnku Croatan
Centra Pittsburghu Ova ideja je doSla cd moga od
sjeka "Sv. Rok" broj 131, koga odsjeka Clan cd
kada urednik "Zajedneara", kako dosao
Pittsburgh ma poozaj kod Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice
pred Is godina i svom odsjeku sam uvjek aktivan.
Odbor moga odsjeka pod nicijativom svoga tajnika,
brata FRAME Pastorkovca, zazeeli su da mi prirede
pocasni banket ali da b ia proslava imala sr znacaj
oni su ma odsjecnoj sjednci zakljuci da banket
redi siroj osnovi putem Ujedinjenh Odsjeka HBZ.
Pttsburghu. Oni su svoju preporuku podnje uprav-
odboru Ujedinjenih Odseka, gdje je bila jedno-
gasno poprimjena, da prired banket pocast tai
nka urednka Zajednicara korst Croatian Centra.
Nsam htio niti Zelio da meni cast prlredJu]e
bo sto Ia Croatian Center radim il osjecaja duz-
nost Drzim, da mi je duznost radit "a dobro svoga
naroda mole Zajednice Uz radili drugi od-
bornic IL stog osjecaja, pax nsam mogao vdjet "a
sto jednog saviti drugma rad prznavat. Ali kad
b zakuceno da sc ia proslava ucin korst Croatian
Centra morao prstati jer mi je ova ustanova ma
da treba fnancijalne ponoG da oval
mas Hrvatsk Narodni Park podigne visoki stepen
Smisljeno ucinjeno Banket je dobro uspo moral
no materjalno. Usuprot svakog ocekivanja ma ban
ketu j hlo prisutno do bzu Getiri stotne osoba Do
br svet, roja braca sestre, zajednicari doprnje
preko 81 10000 Croatian Centru.
Sam pocasni banket zabava bila je jedna veican-
stvena manfestacja zajednicarsog bratstva narodne
sloge duhu bratske ljubav. Ucesnci sastojal
cd ugednih zena ljudi, vodja nasih naseobina od
seka, medu NINA bill ugledni nasi lud 28 dele
gaia H. B. Zajednice Ako moguce po broju gestju
banket nje bio tako brojan ali po vaznosti odsjecnh
drustvenih predstavnika bio je ipak znacajan.
Banket je bio cast svecaru, vec odboru
Ujednjenih Odseka, Ladies' Auxiliary of the Croatian
Center, koje priredile izvrsno servrale objed
Croatan Centra.
Predsjednik Ujedinjenih Odsjeka, brat Joseph Ru-
kavina, odrzao je majstorsk pozdravn govor ina hr
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
BAkkET, zABAYA | SkUPSTIl|A u PORT
ARTHURJ kANADA

AOIIlOnOy NANADA
v. l. MANDIC
Port Arthur, Ont, Can. = Bratsk odsjeci broj $40
s73 prireduju skupnu zabavu pesom 21 juna
Ger Hrvatskom Domu 227 Pearl Street. Port Arthur,
Ontario Canada.
Banket pocma $50 vecer, posije banketa biti
&c pies 1mau cemo raznovrsnog jea plea okrepu mia
dh starih Proveseliti cemo do mile volje ugodnom
razgovoru, upoznat nasim gavnin predsjednkom
Hrv Bratske Zaednice Stoga pozvamo sveukupno Clan
stvo nasih obadvau odsjeka savkoki hrvats narod il
Port Arthura Fort Wliama okolice da sto vecem
broju posjete pvo ovogodisnjo zabav Ia dobar do
eek podvorbu brine odbor obju odsjeka.
SKUPSTINA
Drugi dan, nedelju, %. juna, 200 sata pose po-
dne otvorite svo radio Radio Sancu CFPA da cujee
pozdravn glavnog predsjednka Hv Bratse Zajed
nice, brata Vjekoslava Mandica
ve6er pax, 7:3O sat, odrzat &c skupstna pre-
davanje znacau canovana Hrvatskoj Bratsko Zajed-
nic Gavnim govornikom bt &c gavni predsjednik "a
jednice, brat v. I. Mandic
Dakle, dodjite sM banket skupstinu 21. %.
juna
Izvjestitelj "a odsjeke broj $40 873
M. Ulakovic, tajnk.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04

postojece dobre uvjete "a no.
vo clanstvo u nasim redovi-
ma. Clanstvo u Pomladku mo-
glo bi Sc znatno povecati kad
bi uzeli ozbiljno, da bi broj
clanova u nasim gnijezdima
trebao biti jednak s brojem
clanova u odsjeku. Odsjecni
odbor i upravitelj gnijezda,
trebaju domisljati, da medju
postojecim odraslim clanovi-
ma ina toliko djece, maine,
ako start clanovi nemaju ma
le djece, ali imadu unucadi,
pax bi, kad bi Sc ma ovo ra-
cunalo, svako gnijezdo moglo
imati isti broj clanstva kao
i odsjek, a nema iii. To znaci
da sva djeca nasih clanova
nisu u redovima Zajednice.
Stare clanstvo umire sto
dalje sve u vecem broju. Pro-
sli mjesec smo izgubili, narav-
nom smrcu, preko 120 odras-
lih clanova, to je veliki gubi-
tax o cemu trebamo domis-
ljati i voditi racuna. Sa ovom
kampanjom, kako Sc danas
krece, nismo u stanju s no.
vim clanstvom podmiriti gu
bitak u odraslom clanstvu,
pax mjesto da napredujemo
mi nazadujemo. Ovo treba o.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04

Pokojna sestra Marta Paw
lovic umrla je u 72-oj godini
svoga zivota. Mrtvo tijelo &c
biti izlozeno u kapeli pogreb-
nika Golub ma st. Claire Ave-,
u Clevelandu. Sluzba bozja
pokop &c sc obaviti u 9 sati
ujutro, cetvrtak 5. juns il
Grko-Katolicke Crkve Sy. Nj
kole.
Djeci rodbini nase iskreno
zalovanje, . pokojnoj sestri
Marti Pavlovic - Slava!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04

biljno uzeti u obzir i zivlje
poraditi da nadomjestimo gu
bitak i jos broj clanstva po-
vecamo.
IL ovih razloga treba zivlje
poraditi da s novim clanstvom
pojacamo mas Pomladak, koji
je izvor novoga clanstva "a
odrasle redove.
Sestre i brace, vodje odsje-
ka gnijezda, mi YAM stav-
ljamo ma srce, da gornje ci-
njenice uzmete ozbiljno u OBJ
zir, da stalno vodite brigu o
broju svoga clanstva u odsje-
ku u svom gnijezdu, pax da
nastojite dobiti svako dijete
svojih clanova u Pomladak,
maine, u svoje gnijezdo sto
wise u odraslo clanstvo, da S
brojem clanstva ne opadamo.
To je vazno pitanje u ovoj
kampanji. Treba povesti zivu
kampanju kod odraslih cla-
nova, da svako njihovo dijete
i unuce postane clanom owe
nase lijepe i plemenite orga-
nizacije Hrvatske Bratske Ia
iednice. Molino vas da uvazi-
te ovo vazno pitanje svoje Ia
iednice. - UredniStvO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
MARTA PAYLovIC

Pri zakljucku lista dobismo
zalosnu vijest, da je ponedje-
ljak jutro 2. juna preminula
u Clevelandu sestra Marta
Pavlovic, majka naseg bivseg
81. tajnika j danas predsjed-
nika Glavne Porote, brata
Johna Badovinca, te njegova
brata Nick Badovinca i sestre
Mary BrdaF.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
Fare||ski odsjeci nBzajednice odrzat &c
zaiednicarski Dan S piknikom 15-oq juna

Farrell, Pa - Odsjeci Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice u
Farreu odrzat &c Zajednicarsh Dan piknikom nede
u, Is. una 1858, Shady Grove koje mesto nalazi
odmah cesu broj 18 zrnedju Sharona Greenvle, Pa
Ia priredbu izabran je predsjednk tajnik to
Emil Bossck John Subasic.
Zaednicarsk Dan pknk poceti &c II sat prize po-
dne te &c cd tog dale b dosta vuce raz
MIA tecne pecene janjene razh napitaka Janjenu &c
peel brat Josp Dzapo, predsjednik odsjeka broj 1885,
Ia pies &c svirat mas omladnski tamburask zbor "o
ga cd 230 do sat posije podne poslije toga &c
preuze nasa mjesna popuarna Polka Orchestra svirat
cijelu vecer pies vasu razonodu
Pozvlju svi canov nash odsjeka Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice Farreu te canov bratskh odsjeka bznjih
mjesta sv prijatelj jesta okolice da dodju time
velicaju oval mas Zajedncars Dan pinik nedjeu, Is
juna. Pnk &c bit bez razlike da gralo iii kisa
padala posto Shady Grove ina veh Pavilion gdje mole
stau mnogo naroda. - Svi dobro dosli!
"a Zajednici Odbor,
Emil Bossck, predsjednik
John Subasic, taink.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
PRVA TRENING Sk0L.A j PITTSBURGH
SUB0TU ]. UJNA u CR0ATIAk CENTRJ

Sada subou T. juna Odrzati &c prva trening Skoa
poslovanju uponavanju Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce
Croatan Cenru nasem Hrvatskom Paru ko e vec dobro
poznat nasem svijetu.
skola otvara sati uutro, naprije &c svi susaoci
bi registrran sto &c posje bii objaveno Zaedncaru
a nakon regstracije pocma skola.
Insrutor skole b &c gavni tanik brat Joseph Bella
glavn blagajnik brat Martin Krasch On &c odrza pre-
davanja odgovarati ma pitanja.
Predavanja &c odrzat do podne podne &c Gro
attain Center servra diner prisutne racun Hrva
ske Bratske Zajednce.
POslije podne &c nastaviti predavanjem sa pta-
NINA odgovorima do sat pose podne iii potrebi dulje
Ia skou vec prijavio Hepi broj odsjecnih 3D.
bornka upravitelja gnjezda to &c b dobro postena.
Molimo ucesnike skoe da dodju vrijeme.
povijes Hrvaske Bratske Zajednice to &c bit prva
skola ovakove vrst Pittsburghu koja upomavanje
nase organizacije made veku vrjednost na6a pax je
stoga preporucamo.
Ovu skolu priredjuje sazivle odbor Ujedinjenh Od-
sjeka HBZ
JOSEPH RUKAVINA, preds sjednlz
PHILIP VUKELICH, tajnk
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-04
NAPREDAk ClANSkE KAMPANJE TREBA
P0STATI z|VLJ| DA P0KRIJEM0 GUBITAk

Glavni Ured zadnjem izvjestaju clanske kam-
panic poucli pak dobar napredak Upsano e do 25
maja ukupno oba odjeljenja preko diva mjuna doara
move osguracje, maine So OOO Novih canova oba
odeena prmito ukupno 2311 Toliko uznapredova
skoro pet mesec kampanje Ovo ipak dobar napredak
Kampania bi trebala moraa bt bolja uzevsi u obzr
Evening star., 1958-07-06
MASTER POINT
BRIDGE RESULTS

chTistmansD4. RsEMEsG4' wiiiam hM1' T. MsICE. ssS.
yer, Mrs. Leo crane-Mrs. Lester
Gibson: Mrs. Claris Adams
Mrs. z. r.. Shepard. Mrs. Robert
W. Bates-Mrs. Florence Griflth
CHESS: 1-R. w. Byrns-Miller
Roberts, Mrs, Malora christman-
Phillips-Ervin M Kenison, Rush
NH: l-Badrig Kurkjian-Eman-
uel zissis, Mrs. Robert w. Bates
DR.. Richard Cogeeshall. 2-Mrs.
Earl Ensleman-Dr willie w.
Smith tied with Mr.. and Mrs..
Sidney WeinberE: Mr. and Mrs.
NJ WaiEer lSGD'r' IoSis ssi1atofei. sasStls1i
seasissTs ashisy Si0pGH pfsie + Wrirhs. ATsH TOm
Burris- james Lipman.
SILVER SPRING: Mrs. r. W.
Bates-Mrs. Earl Engleman, Rose
Lieberman- Mrs, Carl Tessmer. p
Ne Me- .S9 S9d NM MRS oI IrylnS s1%mdns TsinsOld'
Mary Palladino-Paul Keezei, Mrs.
EFT. Mrs. Virginia Dye-Lucflle
Burger-John Siverts-M. Reep,
(Section b. 1-Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur H Frisbourg, Mrs. Harry
snSskarSsi nrs Siaa Eitf Perrin, hss Mr. sMnd ars ana
fy1hs WBL FeiVE0OiSSi iVWE0OiSSiENs AUXILIARY:
(section Al. Mrs. W. B. Balmer-
Mrs. Leo Crane, Rita Leyi-Mrs.
Gladys Middlemiss. 2--Mrs. Roy
Hackett-Mrs. Breckenridge Long.
Mrs. Maria Boschan-Mrs.
George Hertz, (Section b. Mrs.
chinski, Capt. Viola Lanks-Mrs.
Grace Wray. 2--Mrs. Earl Engle-
man-Mrs. Louis Salvatorel. 1t. Col.
Ruth Anderson-Mrs Stanley Beas-
ley. H.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
DUPLICATE
WINNERS

Alexandria: Rose Cassidy Norman
Gormsen.
Alexandria Junior Masters: Mr..
and Mrs. d. B. Lewis.
Alexandria Belle Haven: Mrs.
Margaret Chittenden-Mrs. Mary Gil
bert.
Arlington (June s4): Cell Craven
Mrs. N. j., costello. Mrs Esther
Mrs. W.; 3. Ialmer-cgil Craven
Mrs. T. C. Keach-James Lipman,
Chess (June $50: R. W. Byrns-
James Lipman, Mrs, Hazel Loftin-
Mrs. Rose Robins. tJuly II: Miner
Ellis tied with A.. G. Raynor.
Cheyerly: Mrs. Fran Bates-Mrs.
"ltas@ cHsVy sSSsssi CSsse; Mrs, Ramona HO-
Chevy Chase Janiors: Judith
Weinman-Mrs. Gail Winslow.
Club 80: 1t. Col. Jeanette Blech-
Mrs; Rose Robins; ,...,v ,...
FEDERAL Mrs. Robert carr-Fred
Sabel, Edna Beayers-Anna Charest.
GOren: (June 27) Caroline Casper
Kathefine Everett, Mary 3; Lipp-
Pauline Ramsey. June .29) Hoe
huperL-Jack 6narLSlS. NJune oUt
Mrs. Ruth Freeman-Mrs. Charles
Jesse.
Kenwood: Mrs. Kenneth somers-
Labor: Thomas Judge Godfrey
Thorn, Mrs. Irene Mintz-Mrs
Lyon Village: 1t. Col. Ruth An
derspn-Mrs. Karl Yunker, Mrs.
Leighton Duiey-Mfs. William Pois-
Monday: Mrs. Maria Morski-Mrs.
James Palmer, Mrs. Sidney Aron-
son-Mrs. George D. Synon.
MONTGOMERY: DR.. Willie w. Smith
Robert Shankle. Mrs. Carl Tessmer-
Roy Banner.
OniceFs Service Club: Rosemary
Riordan-Robert PAUL., Robert Brown
P1ayfair: C. M. Walker.
Silver Spring: Mrs. r. z. Edwards.
Mrs. Carl Tessmer.
state: Mrs. Leslie Creekmore- Ray.
mond Bastianello, Victor Franzusoff'
James Parker.
Thomas Circle: Robert Shankle.
H. P; Stillwell. Victor Ricci-David
Promisel.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Boyd. Mrs. MiIIspuugh
Top Chess Club

Jessie D. Boyd and Mrs.
Florence Millspaugh have
been named semiannual
winners of the Chess Clubs
mems and women's plaque
awards. In six months Mrs.
MiIlspaugh annexed Al cred
its, eight more than Mrs.
Violet thinner. previous win
ner. Mrs. Malora ChriStman
was third.
Robert w. Byrns was Sec
ond among men contestants.
B. F.. Dickson was third.
Dickson with .551 per cent
won the Wednesday quarterly
Sullivan award series. Boyd
was second, Jose Pinto third.
Quarterly awards in Sat-
urday duplicate were topped
by Miller Roberts. r. w.
Byrns and Larry Reynolds
trailed the leaders. Byrns
won the Saturday point
award series, Mrs. thinner
second, Mrs. Malora Christ
man third.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
BRIDGE CALENDAR

TODAY: Playfair, 1431 Harvard: pairs,
j 40. G0ren: no game.
TOMORROW: GOren, Dupont circle;
pairs, 1870. Andrews, Andrews AFB
oaicers, Club; pairs. '7:45., Arl-Fax,
29?0 Arltngton boulevard; pairs,
sixteenth: izS; 1i Mp pairs, si ESQ IRE treserga.
tions, DU. 7-7iS41.
TUESDAY: Arlington, 5000 Lee high
way; MP pairs, 7:45. Federal. 2300
Connecticut: pairs. 7:45. GAO, Of
ilcial dining room, General Account
ing once: pairs, $3.50. MontgOmery,
400 Norwood drive; pairs. 7:45.
0nicers' Service Club. 1914 Twenty
wEbNEisR1AY;: HbSNsi R1sAirs; Z Bethesda. 1921 strath-
AIexandria, Belle Haven Country
Club, Alexandria; pairs, 7:45.
Chess, Gordon Hotel: pairs, 7:45.
Confessional Secretaries, House Of
fee Building; MP pairs, Z. PIayfAir,
1431 Harvard; pairs, 7:45. state
Ei,A; ESIA; executive d dining go room' osA
THURSDAY: THURSDAY ri Th1rsdsy % Noon. 8 Dupont
Bridge Leasue. sheraton-Park Hotel;
winners. game. pairs, 7:45. -.
FRIDAY: Lyon Village, 5000 Lee high
way; Mp pairs. 1890. Alexandria,
602 Cameron: pairs. 7:45; Euclid
Apt. 100. 244O Sixteenth; MP pairs,
7:45 RESERVATIONS, DU. 7-7134 =.
Goren, g Dupont circle; MP pairs.
way; MP pairs, 7:45. Silver Spring:
SATURDAY: Chess, Gordon Hotel; MP
pairs. 7:45. CheVerly. 60f3 Haw-
thorne. Cheverly; pairs, g.. Walsh,
1882 Massachusetts,; pairs, 7:45.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
U. S. Bridge Groups
Push Robin Plans

Six bridge clubs sponsored
by recreation associations Of
the Federal Government plan
team of -four competition
early in the fall, each club
meeting the others twice in
the season.. The club having
the most victories will get
a travelling trophy and viii
be assisted in entering a
team in the ACBL Summer
National championships.
The group representatives
met June "a and will meet
again July % at 1880 pm.
at the Labor Department
Recreation Association club
room. Amy interested Federal
employe bridge groups is
urged to contact Lazard
Self at XII. 9-S174.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
BY A. J. wEDDERBURN


The Smithsonian Institution
AS you go down an open
road with your camera keep
The Stars current snap
shot contest In mind. Your
scenic shot might walk OF
with one of the cash prizes.
Landscapes, eascapes,
cityscapes all offer a wealth
Of scenic material.
Rolling hills or fertile farm
lands, the beach at ebb tide,
the city park or business Sec
ton at dusk represent only
q few Of the picture posi-
bilities for your camera.
The trick is to keep pic
lures of these subjects clean
and simple and uncluttered.
Concentrate on one point:
don't try to include the man
in the moon, his house and
his wife in your scenic shots.
You can, however. include
q person if the main center
of interest is the overall scene
and not the attitude or ac-
tivity Of that person. -s ! p
Sometimes it's a good idea
to have just one person in the
foreground-either In profile
or with his back to the cam
era-so he can lead the eye
into the picture. Or a couple
of people at the center Of
interest"
BY including people in your
scenic snapshots you estab-
lish a size scale which will
Evening star., 1958-07-06
SNAPSHOT CONTEST RULES

them until requested by the
Amateur Snapshot Contest
Editor. (Only original mega
tives accepted.) This news
paper and the sponsors of the
National Awards assume no
responsibility for negatives ar
prints.
CLASSES
A. BABIES AND CHILL
DREN - One or more
youngsters to be judged for
cuteness, expression of char
acter, or mood. Adults may
appear if they are not the
principal interest.
B. ACTIVITIES - Teen
ayers or adults engaged in
any activity outdoors or in
doors. at any season. Chill
dren may appear if they are
not the principal interest.
C. SCENES AND TABLE
TOPS" Pictures to be
judged for scenic or pictorial
appeal - landscapes, marine
views, historical spots. street
scenes. buildings; or unusual
"still-life" subjects including
tabletop" or miniature ar
rangementS.
D. ANIMAL LIFE-House-
hold pets (cats, dogs, BIRDS.
horses, farm animals, forest
wild life, ZOO animals. etc.;
any situation in which ami
mails are of principal interest.
6. All pictures shall be
judged on general interest
and/or appeal. Photographic
quality, although important,
may not necessarily be the
deciding factor. The decision
of the judges shall be ac-
cepted as final.
Z. 1t is not permissible to
enter pictures in the contest
of more than one newspaper
participating in the Twenti-
eth Annual (1958) Newspaper
National Snapshot Awards.
8. Before receiving The
Stars final prizes in one or
more of the four classical
tions, the entrant must sub
NIT the original negative with
print. and sign a statement
that his picture. or any close
ly similar picture of the same
subject or situation. has not
been and will not be entered
by him in any snapshot con-
test, exhibit, or salon where
prizes are awarded. other
than the one conducted by
this newspaper, and has not
and will not be offered for
= publication in any manner.
IMPORTANT: If you snap
a picture in which a person
or persons appear. be sure to
get their names and ad-
dresses. This is necessary be-
cause. before your picture can
be entered in the National
Awards, the written consent
Of such recognizable person
or persons to the use Of the
picture for advertising pur-
poses must be obtained.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
PHlLATELIc NEWS
George Turner Gets
Smithsonian Post
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
star stamp Editor

George T. Turner Of jack
son Heights. Long Island, has
been appointed curator Of the
Smithsonian's Division of
Philately and Postal History.
He will take over the post
left vacant last year when
Franklin r. Bruins, jr., was
named director Of the Post
Once Departments Division
of Philately.
Mr.. Turner, who is So, Is
president Of both the Amer
ican Philatelic Congress and
the Philatelic Literature As
sociation, q director Of the
American Philatelic Society
and a fellow of the Royal
Philatelic Society Of London.
A chemical engineer by
profession, he was born in
Chicago and attended public
schools there before earning
bachelors and masters de-
grees in chemistry at Cornell
University.
He has done research and
development work in cork,
adhesives, plastics and rubber
for Armstrong Cork Co.,
U. s. Steel Corp. johnson g.
johnson and the Rubber
Corp. Of America, and last
year completed 10 years of
service with the I. B. Klein
ert Rubber Co.
Mr.. Turner has been a
stamp collector since he was
a boy of 10, and has made
contributions in a number
of fields including postal
markings and United States
revenues. Over the last 18
years he has amassed a huge
philatelic literature library
which not only fills several
rooms Of his home but over
flows into his own and two
rented garages.
In addition to his work
with philatelic literature, he
has been active as q director
of the Hobbies Committee Of
President Eisenhower's Peo-
ple-to-People program. In
Evening star., 1958-07-06
CAMERA ANGLES
Scenics Must Avoid
Confusing Factors

ten something about the view.
A landmark or a mountain
peak often appears much
more impressive when it
overshadows a human figure
than when it is photographed
by itself.
Just remember: let the
scene-and not people-domi-
nate the picture. You usually
have plenty of time to look
and think about a scenic sub
ject before you shoot.
But don't think that seem
les must include people, or
be limited to distant views.
Very often subjects six feet
or less from the lens will
make interesting and beau
tiful pictures. Just keep
your eyes peeled.
Other subjects included in
the general category of seem
les can be called still life" I"
We commonly think of a still
life as q bowl of fruit, a
beautiful flower arrange
ment, flgurines, etc. You can.
however, use a bit of ingen-
uity and create unusual sub
jects. 7I.raA Isanl.
For example. O. mirror
makes a fine lake" Sand
around the edges makes
your beach and you can get
miniature boats to add to
the attractiveness of the
scene. To simulate a forest
background. twigs from a
pine tree stuck in your sand
beach will serve you well.
There are innumerable pos
Evening star., 1958-07-06

The Stars Amateur Snap
shot Contest offers Washing
ton area camera fans oppor-
tunities to share in local and
national prizes totaling more
than $18,35O in cash. Each
week during the 10-week
contest period, SUNDAY, The
Star Magazine, will award a
prize of IS for the picture
judged best in each of the
four contest classes. At the
end of the contest. The Star
will award a $100 us. Saw
ings for the best entry in
each class. These four win
nerS then will be entered in
the goth annual Newspaper
National Snapshot Awards to
compete for prizes totaling
$17,750. The 295 national
prizes will include a grand
prize of $1,000 in each class,
four second prizes of $500,
four third prizes of $3.50.
80 Special Merit Awards of
$50 and 200 Honor Awards
of $25.
Here are the rules:
/. The contest is strictly
for amateur photographers.
Anyone is eligible excepting
employees of The Star or any
other newspaper participating
in the National Awards, en-
ployeS of the sponsors and
their families, and individu-
ais who. personally, or any
members of whose families
are engaged in the manufac-
ture, sale. commercial finish
ing, or professional use of
Photographic goods.
2. Pictures that have been
made after July /. 1857, are
eligible.
3. Your snapshots may be
made from any brand of
black-and-white film, but not
from color films. Any make
of camera may be used. De-
veloping and printing may be
done by a photoflniSher or
the entrant. No print or en-
lar@ment more than 10
inches in the longer dimen-
sion will be accepted, No art
work or retouching is permit
ted on prints or on the mega
tiveS from which they are
made. No composite pictures.
such as multiple printing or
montages, are eligible. No
black ana = white pictures
from color transparencies will
be accepted. Pictures should
not be mounted or framed.
4. To enter the contest.
mail print or prints of as
many pictures as you desire
between now and September
Is to THIS newspapers Am
ateur Snapshot Contest Edi-
tor" On the back of each
picture print your name and
address clearly in ink. and
the class in which you wish
the picture entered. (See
ClasSes.)
5. No prints will be re-
turned. Do not submit mega
6ves with your prints. Keep
Evening star., 1958-07-06

March he received the Louis
A. Hanford trophy Of the
Garfeld-Perry Stamp Club
of Cleveland for his services
to philately.
Mr.. Turner will take over
his new post tomorrow.
y y
Silver Spring Elects
All current officers have
been reelected by the Silver
Spring Philatelic Society.
They are: Harry P. Dodge,
president: Eugene L. Askew,
vice president; Angus Alex
ander, secretary, and James
S. Medbery, treasurer.
3. ~ 4
New Issues
GHANA-Prime Minister
Kwame Nkrumah's Ameri-
can visit this month will be
marked by overprinting the
four stamps bearing his por-
trait with the legend PRIME
MINISTER'S VISIT, u. S.
AND CANADA. The stamps
are to be released July 18
and be on sale, about three
weeks, the GhAna Phflatelic
Agency reports.
Due for release about July