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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
New York Yacht Takes
Ocean Rocing Honors

from Havana. finished first In
l2:20.l6 but placed second be-
hind Hilaria in Class c. Hilaria.
55-foot yawl owned by Hugh
Schaddlee Of Macatawa. Mich.
ran the. course In l2:5l.06 and
mad q corrected time Of ll:58.00.
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4l-foot yawl owned by James
Mullen II Of Richmond. Va,
was third in corrected time Of
l1:54.52.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
TDCIub Greeting
Senators April 8

A welcome home" luncheon
will be rendered the Washing
ton baseball team by the
Touchdown Club Wednesday.
April 8. at the Statler Hotel.
A reception will be held at noon
preceding the luncheon.
Several features have been
listed for the Senators home
coming celebration. one Of
which is the attendance Of
women.
Reservations may be made by
calling AL Fiorentino, Touch
down Club manager. at Nation
al 8-2975.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Rangers Beat
Detroit, 81,
Near P|ayoffs

DETROIT, Mar. Il (AP). II
The New York Rangers pulled
q step nearer clinching fourth
place and the final playoff posi-
ton of the National Hockey
League with a So victory over
the Detroit Red Wings today in
q televised game.
Camille Henry and Andy
Hebenton each scored twice as
the Rangers snapped a FIVE
game losing streak with five
goals in the first % minutes.
Now one point ahead of fifth
place Toronto. the Rangers can
sew up a playoff berth with a
home victory against Montreal
tomorrow night even If Toronto
wins its last game.
Today's loss means Detroit
win miss the playoffs for the
first time in 81 seasons, longest
such streak in MIL history. It
also meant a last place finish
and the worst Red Wing show
ing since the original Detroit
team Of 80 years ago.
Only two seasons ago De-
troit was the league champion,
winning that honor for the
eighth time in nine seasons.
The Wings, hopeful in their
belated drive after posting two
victories, were chilled early.
Henry got the opener at 1908
of the first period and Heben-
ton made it 20 while New
York was short handed at
1914.
Gordie Howe interrupted the
Ranger parade with his 32d
goal on a power play.
New York wrapped it up
with a pair of quick goals
early in the second period
while Pete Goegan served a
5-minute penalty for draw
ing blood with a slash at
Ranger Captain Red Sullivan.
Henry hit at IA and Hebenton
at los.
Larry Popein finished the
Ranger scoring at $3.50 Of the
middle stanza. Marcel Promo
vost managed Detroit's other
goal midway in the finale.
TORONTO, Mar. 81 (AP).-
The Toronto Maple Leafs de-
feated the Chicago Black
Hawks. ST., tonight to force
the decision of the fourth and
last playoff spot Of the Ma
tional Hockey League into the
final night of the seasons reg
ular schedule.
MONTREAL, Mar. 81 (AP) +.
Vic Stasiuk's three-goal per-
Torrance, two of them in the
dying minutes of the game,
gave the Boston Bruins a AS
victory tonight over the Mont
real Canadiens in the closing
game here of the National
Hockey League regular season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
St. Johns Coeer
Has Operation

Lefty Madden. st. Johns
High School basketball player,
is recovering from a hernia
operation Friday at Suburban
Hospital.
Madden, also the captain of
the cadet corps at st. Johns,
had been troubled by the all
ment throughout the season.
However. he kept quiet about
it until the season ended.
He was selected on the Catho-
lie League All-Star team which
was defeated by Carroll, 1882,
Friday night. but was forced
to give In to the operation that
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

VARADERO BEACH, Cuba.
Mar. 81 (AP).-The Callooh,
Emil Mosbacher, jr.'s smart AZ
foot yawl. winner Of the st.
Petersburg to Havana yacht
race. today was declared cham
pion OF the Southern Ocean
Racing Conference.
The Governors Cup. based
on points won in five major
races. went to Mosbacher Of
the Storm Trysail Yacht Club
of New York shortly after he
sailed the Callooh to a sixth
place finish In the 60-mile
Havana to Varadero Beach
race today.
M. H. Hogan's Glass Slipper.
flying the colors Of the South
ern Yacht Club Of New Orleans,
won today's race but did not
place among the top 10 for the
entire five races.
Rhubarb Is Second
Callooh received 272.5 points.
The points are based on per-
Torrance in the Upton Cup
Race. Miami-to-Nassau Race,
Nassau Cup Race, st. Peters,
burg-to-Havana Race and to-
days race.
Rhubarb. 40-foot yawl owned
by Benjamin DUPONT of Essex.
Conn. placed second in the
point standings with 264.0.
Others in the leading 10 were:
Southern Star, 1884; Conan
che. 2l6.5; Hilaria, 1862; In
terlude, 1865; Caribee, 1854;
Ariel v. 1929; Cava, 1928;
Good Hope, 1885.
L0bo De Mar Runnerup
The Glass Slipper, q 41-foot
yawl, sailed the so miles from
Havana to Varadero Beach in
Is hours Is minutes and "a
seconds and was given the VIC
tory on a corrected fleet time
of l1:17.17.
Lubo De Mar, 67-foot cutter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Baltimore Girl Bows
In Budminton Final

LONDON, Mar. 81 (AP).-
Heather Ward Of England won
the women's singles title In the
An-England badminton cham
pionships-the unofficial world
championships-today by de-
feating Judy Devlin Of Balti-
more. the defending champion,
Ill, Sill, IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
ROTC Rifle Winners

The University of Maryland
Air Force ROTC rife team de-
feated Howard University's
Army ROTC team. 1,425 to l.
$40, yesterday at Howard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

and Ralph CroSthwaite. Western Ken
lucky.
WEST: Bob Booker and Don Mat
rsEak Of Kansas State; Tom Hawkins,
Notre Dame; Ron Loneskl, Kansas;
Arlen Clark. Oklahoma State: Joe
Ruklick. Northwestern: Bob Ferry, 81.
Louis; Roger Wendell, Tulsa: H. E.
TCU, and Gerry Schroeder.
Colorado
, 1959-09-16
NATIONAL

area in favor Of its preserva-
ton as a national park for
use Of all the people for all
time. Under the leadership Of
Nathaniel P. Langford, the
members of the expedition
later sponsored the movement
which led to the establish
ment of Yellowstone National.
Park on ! March 1872, as "a
public park or pleasuring
ground for the benefit and en-
joyment Of the people"
Since the birth in 1870 Of
this new attitude toward our
national resources, the Fed
eral Government has set aside
181 nationally significant
scenic, scientific, and historic
areas IN the United States
and its territories to be pre-
served unimpaired for the
benefit and enjoyment Of the.
people. There are now % ma
tional parks under Federal
ownership, and the newest is
Virgin Islands National Park,
established in 1856 on St g0tln.
Island.
, 1959-09-16
N OTICE

After September 8. 1853 !
shall not be responsible for
any debts incurred by anyone
ether than myself. DUANE r.
1876 Forest
dale Road. Royal Oak. Michi-
jar.
, 1959-09-16
SUNDAY. MONDAY.
Warner Bros. presents
DEEP SIX"
thrillingly presented IN

thrillingly presented in
Warnercolor
Alan Laid, Diane Foster
keenan, Wynn, William Bends
and James Whitmore
This is the laundering story Of a
fighting destroyer's mission Of
glory and of a fighting ship,
that turned into a tiday wave of
fury! The unforgettable story of
the men Of the U.SS POE.
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-09-16
HAVE YOU SEEN

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The latest New York styles in
Misses Dresses sizes $ TO is at $3.50
Ladies Dresses sizes IL to 90 al S7.ss
Every one a different style, pattern Or fabric, and
mostly Wash Wear.
TREASURE HOUSE christiansted
, 1959-09-16

An Avon prOducLlOn IOr
MGM, filmed in MetroC olor,
the picture was directed BY
Richard Brooks and was pro-
duced by Lawrence Weingar-
ten. The screen play was
written by Brooks and james
Poe.
Cat On A Hot Tin Roof"
will be shown on Sunday and
Monday nights at Christian
sted Theatre.
, 1959-09-16

Tg530T8D
and FRIDAY
NJ. G.. NJ. presents
RUN


In Cinemascope & Metrocolor
Glenn Ford, Ernest Borgnine
and Diana Brewster
This is the unforgettable story Of
the submarine "GRAYFISH"
the 81 men who sailed her the
enc mans hate who drove her
the glory she found that day at
Sitka Bay!
LATEST NEWS
ATDRD AY
Cool off and see two 1ickers
for the price of one !!t
Isl Feature
Marti presents the outstanding
feature
AFFAIR IN HAVANA"
Filmed in Havana and other loca-
tons in Cuba, with Rhumba Mu-
sic by famous Cuban bands.
John Cassavetes, Raymond Burr,
Lila Lao and Celia Cruz.
"A dramatic Havana drama Of
a love-mad woman.
IND FEATURE
MART presents:
THE BEAST OF BUDAPEST"
Greta Thyssen Violet Rensing
and John Hoyt
UNCENSORED the shocking
facts struggled out of Hungary
about the Hungarian freedom
fighters the teenage legions
Of bloody glory. A Motion Picture
Of shame !
sra FEATURE:
SERIAL: Chapter 8 A
"ZORRo'S BLACK WF1Ir
, 1959-09-16
SOVIET

SOVIET ~.
that there were to be no nego-
tiations on any issues affect
ing the interests Of other
peoples.
, 1959-09-16
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From Quin Stationery Store
Open mornings this week.
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, 1959-09-16
c'sTED THEATRE

conflict and cricis faced by its
members when they learn Of
the impending death Of the
father, "Cat On A Hot Tin
Roof" is also the story of a
rocky marriage between a
husband who refuses to face
responsibility and his beauti-
full wife, obsessed with her
passion for him and deter
mined to break down his re-
sistance to her love.
HRHFNHA &N#fMA Z#&NFA HHAEVA - W sf& n NH
, 1959-09-16

5rd FEATURE:
SERIAL: Chapter 8 4
r "A WHIP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

Sky. trees. grass. sand or 9
wall.
People In snapshots
should be doing things.
Catch them busy and un-
aware or ask them TO pose
as II they were In action.
Deadpan expressions usually
result when the subject
stares into the lens Of the
camera.
Speaking Of action, the
best method to catch it with
the box camera is to have
the person walk directly to-
ward the camera. It gen.
orally takes a faster shutter
speed to stop the same ac-
ten when it crosses in front
Of the camera.
When shooting landscapes
have a foreground object
lead into or frame the pic
ture. If the picture is pri-
marily a scenic and you
have a person in it, have him
look at the scene instead Of
the camera.
To do justice to a sky full
of fluffy clouds. your cam
era needs a cloud filter.
Black and white snapshots
pack more punch this way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
Other Winners
At Duplicate
Alexandra: Mrs. Beverly rorrey-

Alexandria: Mrs Beverly Torrey-
Andrews: Mrs. Helen Bcstrom-
Mrs: Emile Smart Mrs. T. c.
A A, Ms. Madeline solomon
tain-IeWis q. Tu6bs. '
Belle Haven: Mrs. George SCHOOL,
eraft-Mrs. W. A. Weiss.
Chess: august 12) Robert W.
Byrns-James z Hughes; Roy Ban
Mrs. John q. Fletcher-D. r. Ander-
son. Mrs; Marsaret L. Fisher
Chew Chase Juniors:. Commodore
Mrs. Virgil Korns. DR.. and Mrs.
FEDERAL: Mrs. Kathleen Benson
Norman Gormsen, Mrs. A. W. Beck
er-Kathryn Everett.
,. Gofs5; IA august la. iSl H william
coe-Mrs. chrystie Eager tied with
august ISJ Mrs. Edith strieter-
Kathryn Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
AID Yoest; !A9gyst IL Mrs:
Guedalia tied with Mrs. Daniel
Kohr,Ruth freeman. "a. z.,.r,,,.
Ekstrand. Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Elmer.
son.
Geren yunior Masters: Joe Mayer
=. C. Smith. Ellen Kelly-Don stet.
Ger.
irving Street: Mrs. Kathleen
Benson-Richard Glenn, Col. and
Mr.. j. J. Bradley. Series Winners:
Charles Richter (24). 2-Ron-
aid Lambert (23). 3-Luisi Iacono
Justice: Mrs. Grace Jacobs.
Marie Louise Resweber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Stevens.
Lyon VILLAGE: Mrs. Esther De-
Raad-Mrs. Beverly Torrey.
Mondays Arthur 3. Lane-Dr. c. c.
Mcdonnell, Mrs. Roy Hackett-Mrs.
= Mcntsomery: Robert shankle.
William Walsh, Mrs. John q.
Fletcher-Earl Engleman.
NH: Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Brown, Or. Robert W. Bates-James
0ihiiesrs' servie. Club: Frances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
Master Point
Bridge Results

Arlington: Mrs. MARY somers-
Gene Hermann. Stanley Lipnick:
NJ. G. Perry. Mrs. Lois Ca cs.: ell
Chevy Chase: (seetion A. Mrs.
Malora Christman-Mrs. Joan white
M. and Mrs. Philip Msttser. -
lsection b. Mrs. Marian shaner-
Prank Lubbell. Ricardo Klho-c. II. w.
sedeeWick. g : Mrs. g. H. w:
Mrs: Allan Eddy. =,
Hon. Psss seichs sesVsiisle' Pitt
anidon ASdrsS aossgthsDos
Terpen. Abbie Hauck-Doris Whit
Euclid: MRS. Alice o. Robin
son-Frank Hoover. Dewitt Clark
R s.n,s,a 3; Osborne csaSI .. r. @Lepra
Margaret L. Edward L.
Fails Church: Mrs. Lucia
emith-Paul Robb, Mrs. HARRIET
0rammer-Mrs H. L. Percy. Mrs.
0enlmelee Bradley-Mrs. Bennett
Wicker, Mrs. Bette owen-Mrs. Ines
Federal Power Commission: l.
Mary Z, Lipp-Mrs. Edith strieter.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Leo Durkee. -
Laura Penland-H. r. King, Mrs,
Madeline Solomon-Mrs. Margaret
McGinnis.
Goren: fSection AZ. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Yoest. Beach Bloch
Harve Mobley. kathleen Claffy-
Mrs, LYDIA Davis. Mrs. Muriel Fargo
william Nazzaro. (Section b I'D.
Meade PEBBLES, Jr. Mathew Solomon,
Sumner Bliley-Gene whitehead. p
Mrs. Lipp-Laura Penland, Charles
Solem- Charles Whltten.
Penthouse: Mrs. Alice Hatch
Mrs. Madeline Solomon. Erwin
Armstrong-c. N. Walker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
Bridge Calendar

TODAY: Piayfair. 1881 Harvard
circle: pairs. 2.
TOMORROW: Goren, 9 Dupont cir
drews AFB ofhcers Club: pairs.
7:45. ArtFax, 1920. Arlington
eoulevaSds;o pairs. a:49 . Chew
pairs. 7:45. Geren Junior Masters,
s Dupont Ncircle; pairs. 8. Labor.
main cafeteria, Labor Department:
Mp pairs, q. Thomas Circle, Apt.
100 244O sixteenth: pairs. 1880.
TUESDAY: Arlington. 5000 Lee
hwy; pairs. 7:45 Federal, Hotel.
24Q0 18th; MP pairs. 7:45. Fed:
eral Power Commission, oficial
dining room. Genersi Aeecuntins
ners, 9 Dupont circle: pairs. ! 3.
Internal Revenue Service. cafe
terra. Internal Revenue: pairs. z.
Montgomery, 400 Norwood dr.:
pairs, 7:45. Ofiieefs' Service Club,
1914 Twenty-first; pairs. s.
WEDNESDAY: Bethesda, woman's
Club Of Bethesda, Old Georeetown
and n:, sonoma roads: 81. MP co pairs;
Cub Club Alexandria ; SsIi "A pairs. 7:45.
Chess, Apt. POI. Hotel. 2400 Six
tenth: MP pairs. .7:45. Congres-
SIGNAL Secretaries, New House Of
nee Building: pairs. 2. Penthouse.
cafeteria, Health. Education, and
Welfare Building: pairs. $3.50.
THURSDAY: Falls Church, 500 8.
Cherry. Falls Church; pairs. .9:45
Am. GoFen, 9 Dupont circle:
League (ACBL until, Sheraton.
Park Hotel: Mp pairs, 7:46.
FRIDAY Lyon Village. 800 Lee
highway: pairs, II am. Chevy
Bethesda; pairs. 7:45. Euclid. Apt.
100. 2440 SIXTEENTH. pairs, 7:45.
GoRen, 9 Dupont circle: individual
championship. 7:45 reservations,
AID. 4-0116D. Irving Street. 5000
Lee hiehway; pairs, 7:45. Rock
vile, Civic Center, Rockville;
pairs. 7:45.
SATURDAY: Chess, Apt. 2O1, Hotel
2lOO sixteenth: pairs, 7:15.
Welsh. 1882 Massachusetts,; MP
pairs. 7:46.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
U. Mints--s

The San Francisco branch
mint. In its first four full
years Of operation, produced
more gold coin than all
United States minis had done
before the discovery Of gold
In California.
Mint records show coins
valued at $76.344,s46 from
all mints between 1898 and
lS49. San Francisco struck
$50, 797, 700 from 1855 to 1858.
in actual gold production the
contrast is even greater. Gold
worth $34,537. 900 was mined
in the United States from
1892 to 1913: In 1s49 the
California production alone
was $40 million.
In view of this tremendous
activity, accommodations at
the San Francisco branch
mint soon proved inadequate.
A new building was con-
structed at Fifth and Mission
streets. It was Q substantial
granite and sandstone struc-
ture. three stories high. and
began operations in Novem.
Der 1874. In the cornerstone.
it is said. was placed one Of
two 50 gold pieces struck at
the original branch in 1870.
Only one other such coin Is
known.
The San Francisco branch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

with only 10 days 10 90, area
fans are fast lining up for the. big
pink point events over the long
Labor Day week end. Once again
the keystons Coniersnee eompetss
with the Mid;Atlantis, copfsssnes IN
ssnEas-top-level bridge competition
with handsome trophies and pink
points galore for the winners. after.
session dining and dancing. and
between-session buffet suppers.
BY far most Of our tournament
tsns , 300 90. Of tnsm.vl ~. cheese Hc,s
John Marshall In Richmond. Va. The
Washington Bridge League Is Q menu
Der unit Of this conference, and has
been named host 70 the 1850 ran
The upsomins 81 day schedule
oiisT: vide variety s q brlSss p,Shs;
3; mixed pairs, September Z: master
pairs for players with 80 Of. more
master points, and the Mid-Atlantic
event for players with less than 30
mps., both on September b: open
pairs. September 0: and teams Sep
All events require two sessions Of
play, afternoon and evening. Res:
ional mps. tthree-fifths the value 81
national red" points, will be award
ed the winners and those finishing
IN honor spots IN all contests with
match and the consolation contest
Of the open pair event.
A one-session pre-tourney match
all proceeds going TO the American
Contract Bridge Leagues charity drive
to benefit the. Disaster Fund Of the
American Red Cross-Will be held
Wednesday evening September q:
the master points awarded In this
at the John Marshall Hotel.
The keystone Conference re-
Hotel in PitssburSh. Pa. This Is 3
four-day series. scheduling. mems
and women's pairs on September 4;
mixed pairs, september 8; open
tember z. Here, again, all events
require two-session play, and award
regional master points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
NUMISMATIC NOTES

was the first TO strike minor
coins outside Of Philadelphia,
the 1908 Indianhead cent. It
struck the only $50 gold coins
(other than the two 1877
patterns) ever produced BY
our Government. These are
the round and octagonal gold
commemorative for the Pan
ama-Paciflc Exposition Of
1915, which are reminiscent
Of the Humbert slugs Of 1851.
The 81 and IS commence
ratives issued for the same
observance also were pro-
duced In San Francisco.
During the period from
1873 to 1885 the Trade DOL
lar. designed particularly for
the China trade. was coined
extensively at several minis.
Because Of its location. the
San Francisco mint produced
most Of this coinage until
1879. when proofs only were
struck. more for collectors
than for any real commercial
need.
v. L. q. MATELIS.
The Washington Namis-
matte Society. whose mem
bers haze prepared this
series of articles, tDiu Giiswer
questions on coins and paper
money addressed to Numis-
matte Notes. The Sunday
Star. Washington ;, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
Booklet on TeIephoto
Photography Issued

Advanced amateurs and
professionals will be in
terested in q new booklet in
the Modern Camera Guide
Series published by the Book
Division of Chiffon Co.,
Philadelphia publishers. The
booklet gives extensive treat
ment to the technique Of
wide angle and telephoto
photography, and while it Is
simple enough for the nom
technical amateur, there is
enough technical data pro-
vided to satisfy those in
terested in the more complex
side Of photography. The
guide book, by Robert Sim
mons, may be bought for
$l.95 from camera shops, or
may be ordered directly from
Chiffon Co., Book Division,
Fifty sixth and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia 80, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
New PISA Course
Is Aid to Clubs

Camera clubs interested In
motion pictures may now
schedule the new 18-lesSon.
two-year course in Motion
Picture Photography recently
announced by the Motion
Picture Division Of the Pho
tographic Society of America.
There is no registration fee
but clubs not members Of
PSA's Motion Picture Divi-
sion will be asked to pay q
nominal charge for the slides.
Inquiries should be addressed
to Mrs. Esther Cooke. APSA.
407 Spring street, Albany
3, N. Y.
Developing q Club Educa-
tional Plan" Is the subject Of
q new Camera Club Guide
announced by PISA. Clubs not
members Of PISA may receive
sample copies and member
ship information from Russell
A. Kriete, 3946 North Lowell
avenue, Chicago Al, III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
CONDENSED RULES OF STARS
AMATEUR SNAPSHOT CONTEST

self-addressed, stamped en-
veloles. Neither The Star
nor the sponsors Of the Ma
tional Awards assumes any
responsibility for entries,
however.
4. To enter the contest,
mail as many prints or
transparencies as you wish,
as many times as you wish
between now and September
IL, to Amateur Snapshot
Contest Editor, The Star, 225
Virginia avenue Sc, WaBh-
ington 3, D. C. On the backs
Of prints and on the card.
board mounts Of transpar.
encies print your name, adj
dress. title Of picture and
class in which 1t Is being
entered.
S. Decisions Of the judges
shall be final.
6. It Is not permissible to
enter the contest of more
than one newspaper particle
pating in the National
Awards.
Z. Before receiving The
Stars grand prize and be-
coming eligible for entry in
the National Awards, you
must submit the original
negative with print (unless
you have entered q trans
parency in the color class)
and sign a statement that
your picture or any similar
picture has not been and viii
not be entered in any other
contest. If your picture shows
recognizable persons. you
also must obtain their writ
ten consent to its use for
advertising purposes.