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Slide Winners

Color slide contest winners
in the Cheverly Md
Garden Club current show
include:
]. M. Vanderzanden, POSI-
North Woodstock street. Ar
lington, Va; Chauncey War;
ner, 1000 Glenn Ross road,
Silver Spring, Md; Bette
Goss, 4700 Bradley blvd,
Chevy Chase, Md; c. E.
Peterson, 916 Manor road,
Falls Church, Va. all winners
of first places. Other winners
include Mrs. Lowell G. Ad-
cock, 1901 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV; George Watrous.
jr., 5031 Reno road NV, and
Ted Huffman. 2706 Belleview
avenue, Cheverly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
Keep 1t Simple
Work on Display

Frank ]. Davis of Wash
ington had one of his prints
on display at the 67th con-
vention and trade show of the
Professional Photographers Of
America, Inc, which closed
July rs at Chicago. His pic
ture, River House Lobby
was shown in a public print
exhibit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
BY A. ]. WEDDERBURN
Curator of Photography
Tho Gnnffheonion Institution

An untitled movie is much
like a book without a title.
Well bet you have never seen
or read a book without a title
or would be much interested
in one if you ran across such
a volume. Nor would you buy
a ticket to a movie show
that didn't have a name-or
any other identification-on
the marquee.
All of which goes to show
that sensible people don't
take everything on faith.
They've found that often it's
really necessary to rely on
the signpoSts that indicate
something about the next
event or identify a coming
experience.
Your home movie audience
will very likely have the
same response to your films,
when they settle down in the
living room for an evenings
screening. The anticipation
of seeing a few reels of your
favorite movies, which they
may have heard a little about
is all very nice. But if the
film begins with a title right
away, the viewers are likely
to sit up in their seats and
take notice.
Although titles IN them
selves may seem unimpor-
tant compared to the total
contents of your movie. their
Importance in announcing 1t
cannot be overestimated.
Numerous Methods
Don't think, however. that
you need Hollywood-Scale ma
chinery, labor or investments
to put such finishing touches
as titles in your productions.
You don't. If you lack those
white fitting letters that can
be photographed against
black velvet, there are numer-
GUS other ways to make etfec-
tive titles.
For example, try including
titles in the action as you
shoot. One way is to open a
movie with a closeup OF
hands near a typewriter.
Then put the paper in the
roller, center it, and then type
out the title. AS a matter OF
fact, a few Introductory words
could then be typed out be-
fore you cut to the main &C
ton of the movie.
Another device is to paint
the title on a stable card
and direct one of the factors"
to hold it in the opening
scene. Perhaps you are going
to make a film on "baby'S
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.ANAL ZoNE PosTAdI
Federal to Sponsor
Mixed Pair Event

Federal Bridge League will
sponsor its annual mixed pair
championship Tuesday. The
one-seSsion contest, open to
area ACBL members, will be
held at the Hotel 2400 Six
tenth street NV, at 7:45
pm. Mrs. c. Virginia Dye and
Erwin M. KeniSon are the
defending champions.
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CAMERA CALENDAR

~ - y " ~ - ACs0oAeRAAC
Society - Wednesday. Sis
PM, Natural History Build
ing, Tenth and Constitution
avenue NV.
Cheverly MIDI Garden
CIub-Showing Of prize win
ming color slides at 3:45 pm.
today. Cheverly : Tuxedo
School.
Motion Picture and Tele-
vision COuncil-Wednesday,
2:30 pm, studios of United
States Information Agencies
Broadcasting Service; speak
err, Henry LOOMS. director Of
"Voice of America" who will
discuss worldwide problems.
Tour of the facilities and
film, America Presents
America" Special guests,
Mrs. T. David Gates. presi-
dent of the District Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, and
its motion picture COM
mittee, headed by Mrs. Vir-
GINA Rollwage Collier.
Exhibition Of Peru--at Pan
American Union: color and
black and white photographs,
through September Is. Spon-
sored by DR.. Juan Bautista
de LaValle. Photos all 230
are selects from a group
made by Russell J. Swenson.
Many scenes pictured for
first time.
Old Dominion Camera Club
Tuesday, 8 pm, in the
Buckingham Com m unity
Game Room, 313 North Glebe
road, Arlington; color slides
by members; Edwin c. Cobb,
Naval Photographic Center,
Judge. Call in slide titles to
Lee Beiser, jackson 8-34l4.
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New Issues

First day covers of this and
other recent issues are avail
able through the semi official
International Philatelic Asso-
citation, co Ministry of Posts
a n d Telecommunications,
p. o. Box Is. Azabu P. o.,
Tokyo, Japan. United States
postage rates to Japan are
Is cents air mail and 8 cents
sea mail.
CANAL ZONE - The new
Canal Zone Accent regular
issue has been received on
first day covers cancelled
August 80 at Balboa, c. z.
The light blue stamp pictures
the S. S. Ancon.
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CAMERA ANGLES
Titles Are Helpful
For Home Movies

first birthday" 1t would be
appropriate to open with a
m e dunn closeup Of baby
clutching the card.
Balloon Trick
Then, of course, there's the
familiar balloon trick. The
movie opens with a shot of a
child blowing into one and,
as it gets bigger, you see the
title appear mysteriously on
the balloons surface. It's
really simple.
Well in advance of shoot
ing, initiate an ordinary bal
loon, and tie it so the air
will not escape. Use poster
paint to paint the title on
the balloon. When the paint
has dried, debate the balloon.
AS it is again inflated, this
time in front of the camera,
the title will appear.
If you want an effect Of
superimposed titles, try this:
Either with movie title let
tiers that can be stuck on any
surface, or with poster paint
or tape, spell out the title on
a large piece of plate glass.
When this is propped up in
front of a suitable back
ground, you can shoot
directly through the glass
and get the effect of words
hanging in air. Shoot close
enough so that the area of
the glass will fill the movie
screen when the film is
projected.
Keep 1t Simple
No matter what titling
method you use. there is one
very basic tip to remember.
Always keep the background
of the title simple. When
words are being read on the
screen, a confusingly busy"
background can be very dis
tracing. It's also a good idea
to check just how long it
takes to read the title before
you shoot. Although it can
be annoying to have words
on the screen too long, not
having adequate time to read
them is far worse.
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mixed orders for stamps and
covers will be processed.
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New Issues
JAPAN - A stethoscope
provides the design for a
l0-yen blue-green stamp
issued today for the Inter-
national Congress of Medical
Sciences at Tokyo.
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First Day Covers

the Library OF congress.
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land Mail. San Francisco l,
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Webster Famous American"
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IS, D. C.
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first birthday" 1t would be
appropriate to open with a
m dunn closeup Of baby
clutching the card.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
rs en- Total EnVenenado
4 Personals mas Fa|Iecieron
por Tonar Alcohol de MADEIRA


articular palabras antes de mo-
rir para decir simplemente que
habia adquirido sl alcohol zen
la Gale 112".
Con esa pista, la policia al bus
car ell vecindarlo, Sc dio con un
hombre y una muje1 que AFRO
jaban liquidos por una ventana.
AL indicar, encontraron una des-
tilerla clandestina, pero ell aguar-
diente que esta producia era de
fermento de granos Y al anali-
carlo resulto ser no venenoso.
La policia detuvo a cuatro per-
sonas, por tener en- su posicion
existeucias de whiskey de fabri-
cacion casera, pero Sc comprobo
que este tampcco era venenoso
Las victimas son todas puerto
rriquenos. Las primeras seis mu-
rieron ell martes, despues de ha-
Der lngerido Ell alcohol, err una
fiesta ell sabado en- la noche. Las
demas 10 habian adquirido en-
otros puntos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
rs en- Total Enyenenados

NUEVA YORK, mario 1. lUP)
-Cuatro personas mas falle-
cieron aver, envenenadas por al
cohol de MADEIRA, con 10 que SUI
be va a dieciseis ell numero de
defunciones per tai causa en- los
ultimos cuatro dias.
Los casos han ocurrido todos
en- la barriada puertorriquena
de Harlem.
Mientras tanto, la policia ira
ia de localizar en- ell vecindario,
ell punto en- que Sc esta fabri-
cando de contrabando Ell refe-
rido alcohol y al mismo TEMPO,
ha advertido a los moradores
contra la ~ingestion de bebidas
de dudoso origen.
La policia confiaba que algu-
ma de las victimas pudiera reve-
lar donde habia adquirido la be-
bida toxica pero estas estaban
va ~agonizantes y sin poder ha-
blar cuando eran atendidas.
Ramon Velez. de 40 amos de
edad, una de las victimas, pudo
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

Ell anuncio fue dado por ell
Ministerio de Relaciones Exte-
riores de Francia.
La nota rusa. en- respuesta a
la csrta de Pineau del 16 de
febrero en- que Sc insistia en- la
reunion de Ministries de Relacio-
mes Exteriores. fue entregada
hoy a Pineau en- sus o%ficinas, por
ell embaiador sovietico, Serge
Vinogradov.
La communication constituye
un Gambia total de actitud de
los sovieticos, que hasta ahora
habian insistido en- que la reunion
de jefes de gobierno debia &C.
lebrarse antes de la conferencia
de Ministries de Relaciones, y,
aun ash, solo en- ell case de ser
~necesaria.
Ademas, constituyo una sOr-
presa por cuanto Estados Unidos
y Gran Bretana, recientemente
descartaron SD exigencia sobre
la consulta de cancilleres, y Fran
cia tambien daba indicios de
asumir igual actitud.
Solo antier, cjrculos diploma
ticos de Londres daban cuenta
que los jefes d. gobierno de Es-
tados Unidos, Gran Bretana.
Francia y Russia Sc reunirian en-
julio, sin el. beneficio de una
eonsulta de eancilleres, aunque
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
Demonstration Roiu
Contra los Estudos
Unidos en- Londres

LoNDRES, MARIO 1-(UP).-
Varios miles de comunistas brita-
nicos a~cuciados por los t~itulares
"Yanki a Su Pals" de SUI organo,
Ell Daily Worker subieron a unoS
100 omnibus, en- los que tienen ell
proposito de trasladarse a las cua-
tro bases aereas de los Estados
UnidoS.
I'm vocero de la base de Ruislip,
la mas grande dc las cuatro, que es
a ia vez ell Quartet general de la
tercera fuerza aerea norteamerica-
ma, dijo a los comunistas que rea-
lizan su Marcia, 81 querian y or
demo que en- la base Sc t~rabajara
de costumbre.
"Seran detenidos en- las puertas,
declare ell vocero- pueden rea-
liar cuantas manifestations quie-
ran, que no los molestaran@.
Ell organo del Partido Comu-
nista exhort6 a sus miembros y
simpatizantes, a presentarse en- las
bases de los cdminos bloqueados
por la nieve. La exhortaci6n Sc. pu-
blica en- ell diar,c a grandes titula-
res y sobre las fotografias del &C.
neral Lauris Norstad, comandante
supreme de las fuerzas aliadas en-
Europa; del Secretario de Estado,
norteamericano, John Foster Du-
lies; del Primer Ministro Britain
co, Harold Macmillan y otros altos
lideres britanic5s.
Los manifestantes fueron orga-
nizados para marchar sobre Ruis-
lip, desde dos direcciones distin-
tas y realizar manifestaciones SINH
lareS contra las bases norteameri-
canas de Wethersfield, Burton
wood y Ellington.
"Cada una de elias conocera la
opinion del pueblo britanico an
ties de que Sc ponga Ell sol esta no.
che, proclama ell "Daily Worker.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
Frustrudo CoIpe
Contra Cobierno
del Shu de Iran

TEHERAN, Iran, mario 1 (UP)
Ell Sha llsm6 hoy a los mas altos
iefes del gobierno a SUI palacio pa
ra discutir un supuesto Fcomplot
extraniero" debelado aqui antea-
yer.
Sc hallaban presentes en- la con-
~ferencia ell Primer Ministro, Ma
nutscher Eghbal; ell Jefe de Esta.
do Mayor CombInado, General Alb
dullah Hedayat; Ell Jefe de Segu.
ridad, General Teymur Bakhtiar
y varios destacados legislatures.
Ell anunciado complot, del que
Sc tienen pocos detalles, llevo aver
al arresto del ex subjefe de Esta-
do Mayor del Ejercito iranio, &C.
neral Ali Gharani.
Sc cree que unaS 80 personals
mas fueron tambien aprehendi-
das, entire elias algunos otros mi
litares.
Gharani Y otras personas fueron
acusadas de estar implicadas en-
una conspiracion para derrocar al
regimen con la ayuda de una "po-
tencia extraniers", que no ha
sido ldentificada.
Sc tiene ~entendido que Sc discu-
te hoy en- palacio la forma de me-
iorar Ell sistema de seguridad con-
ira tales 'consp,raciones".
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
Vuronu Comentu las DecIuruciones de
FideI Castro al New York Times"

te ell doctor Castro determine
su crisis, en- ningun momento
organize nj plane0 la creacion
de Junta Militar alguna para SUI
ceder a Batista. La Junta de Lii
beracion 81 trato de organizar un
gobierno provisional exclusive
mente civil y presidido por una
figura de prestigio nacional y
reconocida ejecutoria oposicio-
nista, al cual Sc encargaria la
function de restablecer la paz y
las libertades publicas y de con-
vocar y presidir, en- ell mas bre-
We plazo possible, unas elecciones
generates que dieran oportum-
dad al pueblo cubano para desig-
mar a sus mandatarios. En- esas
gestiones Sc hallaba la Junta
cuando sobrevino la decision
unilateral del DR.. Castro dan
do fin a la coordination de los
esfuerzos en- la gran batalla del
pueblo cubano por la reconquis-
ia de h libes
Del texto de su information,
Sc desprende asimismo que ell
v~aliente Iider rebelde compren-
de ahora mejor las proyecciones
democraticas de los sectores
que integraban la Junta, al mos
trarse propicio a reconsiderar
algunos de los radicales plantea-
mientos contenidos en- SUI yio-
lenta carta, que rompi6 la uni
dad oposicionista.
Como Presidente del P. R. G.
(A) y ex-presidente de la Junta
de Liberation Guiana saludo ell
actual espiritu conciliador del
doctor Castro, respecto a los
problemas que confront6 dicha
Junta; y confio en- que saluda-
bles y honrosas rectificaciones
pudieran reconstituir las bases
de una nueva, mas solida y def
nitiva unidad nacional, que es
la mejor via para derribar la IT,
rama que ensangrienta a Cuba.
Una unidad basada, desde luego
y de modo absolute, 'sobre ell re-
chazo a TODD possible entendi-
miento con ell DICTATOR Batista.
LIE ruego, senior Bigart, de
publicidad a esta carta, tanto por
los fueros de la verdad como por
que ella pudiera servir a los SUI,
periores intereses de mi pals.
Reciba ell testimonio de mi
consideration mas Distinguish.
Sinceramente.
(Fdo.) Manuel A. de VarOna
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
IheroameFica
en- SlMtesis
R EMBAJADOR DE
ESCALAFON

SAN SALVADOR-(UP).- Ell
Ministerio de Relaciones Exterio-
res, decide borrar del escalafon
diplomatico al doctor Carlos All
a Chavez, que tenia Ell range de
embajador.
I'm communicate del Ministero,
dice que Sc comprob6 que AzGcar
Chavez participo en- I'm contraban-
do de relojes suizos mientras ejer-
cia Ell cargo de Embajador en-
Londres.
Azucar Chavez lego a ser Minis
tro de Relaciones Exteriores, en- Ell
%gobierno anterior, despues de la
renuncia de Roberto Edmundo Ca
Mesa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
Comunidad Gala en- Tuner Tene
una Ola de Arrestos Arbitrarios

TUNEZ, mario 1 (UP) = La
comunidad de 100000 ~franceses
en- Tuner teme una ola de arrestos
%arbitrarios, como resultado de la
expulsion no explicada de IL ciu-
dadanos franceses.
La comunidad francesa habla de
pedir protection a los jefes de los
$4,000 soldados, marinos Y avia-
dores franceses estacionados en-
Tunez.
La policia tunecina cay6 aver
sobre franceseS en- Bizerta y los
expulso del pals antes de que las
autoridades francesas pudieran
hacer otra cosa que presentar una
protesta menor.
Los hombres fueron levantados
de la CANA entire las cuatro X seis
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

dida para los miembros del Gabi
nete que presentaron SUI renuncia
por aSpirar a cargos electives, ma.
nlfestando que estos tienen una
mission patri6tica que cumplir al
tratar de consolidar una mayorfa
que los lleve al gobierno de nue.
vo mediante elecciones que deben
e inobjetables Agrego que el ha
deseado y desea fervorosamente
que los cubanos Sc respeten y pue-
dan vivir en- pJena ammonia y que
hace votos porque cesen los odios
y tods manifestation de lucha fra
tricida entire cubanos. Dijo que es-
pera que los sentimientos cristia-
nos Sc reflejen ahora en- la am
pana electoral que van a empren-
der, y luego deSde Ell poder 81 Dios
(Pasa a la Pagina 12)
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
Rara Edioion de "EI Quijote Fue
Adquirida Por Biblioteea Federal

Otros centres importantes de bibiografia cervantista son la
Bibloteca Nacional de Madrid, la Central de Barcelona, la Nacio-
nal de Buenos Aires, ell Museo Brtanico, la Bibioteca de la Uni
Nueva York.
Ell interes de la Biblioteca del Congreso, en- Cervantes, ha sido
accateado sistematicamente por Aguilera, que tiene la mission de
enriquecer la collection de 1etras humans espanolas Y portuguesas
de la biblioteca. Antes de unrse a la biblioteca, fue secretario
de reduction de LA Naci6n" de Santiago de Chile, Y estuvo algun
tempo con la Union Pansmericana.
Segun ell anuncio de la adquisicion, preparado por Agu1era,
Ia edn6n de Rodriguez tiene como "caracteristca dishntiva un
srabado en- madeira, en- la paena del titulo, que representa- un
Pasa a Ia Pagina 1a
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02

WASHINGTON, MARIO J. -(UP)- La Bibloteca del Congreso
anunci6 esta semana, la adquiscon de un ejemplar de la segunda
ednion de Gel Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha", i'm
presa en- Lisboa por Jorge Rodriguez en- 1905, POGO despues de
publican la primera edici6n Juan de la Cuesta, en- Madrid, Ell
-+ y ~
mismo ano.
Sc cree que de esta rarisima edicion solo exsten cinco ejer-
plares, mientras que de la primera sc han descubierto 10, dos de
las cuales estan en- la Fundacion Hispanica, de la Biblioteca del
Congreso.
La collection Cervantes. de dcha biblioteca. es una de las
mas valiosos del mundo, gracias principalmente a la labor de dos
personaidades, ell chileno Dr. Francisco Aguilera, Director Auxi-
liar de la Fundaci6n Hispanica, y Ell Ingeniero electrieista y ia
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-02
Russia Aeepta Reunion de Cand|Ieres
Previa a Conferencia del Este -Oeste

81 de negociaciones a traves de
la via diplomatica.
FL ministerio anunci6 que la
aceptacion russ esta contenida,
en- una carta que envio ell Minis
tro de Relaciones Exteriores ru-
so, Andrea Gromyko, al camel.
Her frances, Christian Pineau.
TNDICIO ALENTADOR"
WASHINGTON, Mario L.
(UP).-Funcionarios norteame-
ricanos manifestation hoy que la
a~ceptacion POI la Union Sovie-
tica de una reunion de Ministries
de Relaciones Exteriores antes
de una conferencia de Jefes de
Gobierno de Criente y Occiden-
(Pasa a la Pagina 15)