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Photo Essay
Open Session
1omorroW

The Photo Essay Work
shop, under sponsorship Of
the Greater Washington
Council of Camera Clubs,
will begin its third year of
operation with an opening
meeting Monday at 8 pm. in
Room 43-of the Natural His
tory Museum, Tenth street
and Constitution avenue NV.
Although 81 students, in
cluding three from Baltimore,
have already enrolled for the
current course, registration
is still open. Interested pho
tographerS may contact the
workshop director, Capt. Jack
L. Kenner, USN, for further
information - FL. 4-9169
(after 1890 p.mD. In addi-
tion to the opening meeting,
classes will be held for en-
rolled students on the fourth
Mondays of January, Febru-
ary, March and April. The
course will cover various
phases of planning and max
ing color slide essays from
script-writing through tape
recording of narration, music
and sound effects. Lectures
will be illustrated. and the
work Of students, as well as
possibly other essays, will be
analyzed.
The first class CT this season will
feature, among other things, a one
hour color slide program, Making
Photo Eassays Is Fun" plus an
essay example, Birth of Spring" by
USN, APSA. The how-to-do-it pro-
gram includes tips on slide editing.
theme, research, slide preparation,
titles, narration, screening and
script-planning.
The Institutional portion Of Capt.
Kenner's program will be given in
New York next month, but 1t will
be a first presentation in WASH
ington.
birth of Spring" tone poem
Interpretation, is an example Of
how one can create q photo essay
with pictures taken right around
m % tape is Mrs virSinis w Renner's SSss
vocal Interpretation Of poetry selec-
tions over background music of one
of Sibelius' tone poems.
Last month Birth of Spring.
received the honor or being chosen
for the University Of Utah's Journal
ism Award in the Salt Lake Inter-
national Photographic Exhibition.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
BY A. J. WEDDERBURN
Curator Of Photography
The Smithsonian Institution


Two photo contests Of ma
jor Importance for high
school students in one case
and both junior and senior
high students in the other
have been announced by
Eastman Kodak and Ansco.
Each contest offers numer-
Gus cash awards in a wide
variety Of categories, includ-
ing color. There is also a
scholarship award that will
be won by some student on
the basis Of a portfolio of
photographs selected as the
best Of its type.
While space problems make
1t impossible to furnish you
all the rules and other de-
tails Of the contests, we win
supply as much of the data
as possible, along with direc-
tions for obtaining compete
information.
The 1860 SchOIastic-AnscO
Photography Awards Com
petition for junior and senior
high school students is about
to enter its 33rd year.
All students in the two stu
dent categories may enter
this competition which has
three divisions. with a total
Of Is classihcations:
Division I - Black and
white, for seventh, eighth
and ninth grade students.
Division II - Black and
white, for students in the
tenth, eleventh and twelfth
grades.
Division III - Color trans
parencies. for both Junior and
senior high school students.
In each Of the above classi-
fications there will be awards
of 500. $50 and $25, with
these awards doubled if the
prize-winning photograph is
taken with Ansco film. Syl-
vania will also make cash
awards equivalent to the
original cash prizes for win
ming pictures taken with
that firms f1ashbulbs.
The school with the largest
number of national award
winning entries will receive
a protector and another will
go to the school with the
largest number of entries
Evening star., 1959-11-29

attacking the port. The treas
sure fleet, warned by a Geno-
eSe vessel, changed course for
Vigo in northwest Spain.
The attack on Cadiz was
a failure, but the British and
Dutch, on their way. home
empty handed, learned that
the treasure fleet was at Vigo.
The battle of Vigo Bay lasted
less than two hours. Many of
the ships were sunk, but the
English and Dutch captured
about $40 million in coins
and bullion.
In an effective propaganda
gesture, the English minted
their share of the gold and
silver into coins with the
word "VIGO" beneath the
Queens portrait.
The Vigo coins were struck
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CAMERA ANGLES
z Comero Contests
For High Schools

reaching the maj naLl0nal
judging. &
As an added attraction this
year the New York Institute
Of Photography viii award a
complete 40-week course in
photography to the maker Of
the best portfolio containing
a minimum of eight, and not
more than II. photographs
representing at least four
different classifications from
Division II and Division III.
A rules booklet containing
full information on the 1850
Scholastic-Ansco competition
may be obtained from any
Ansco dealer or by writing
Scholastic-Ansco Photogra-
ply Awards, Binghamton,
N. Y.
The 1860 Kodak High
School Photo Contest is ex-
clusively for boys and girls in
high school (grades 9 through
12). Both black and white
and color prints and color
transparencies taken since
April /, 1859, will be eligible.
The classes in this contest
are:
!, School activities (in-
cluding athletics).
2. People all ages (no school
pictures.
8. Pictorials-scenicS.
4. Animals and pets.
5. Color-any subject mat
ter in the above classes.
There will be a total of
3S8 prizes totaling $11,750
in cash awards. For those
who prefer black and white
photography, there will be
numerous awards with top
prizes of $400 and $500 in
the senior and junior di-
visions for the four picture
classiflcationS. The color
section is "open" for all
grades and all picture cate
gories, top prize being $3.50.
Prize winners will receive
recognition at their schools
and in local newspapers, and
national honors if their pic
lures are included in the
travelling salon Of exhibit
prints which will tour the
Nations schools on free loan.
The contest is intended to
offer a challenge to young
people who are new at the
hobby, as well as those with
more experience. Past con-
tests have shown that COM
plex or expensive photo
graphic equipment is not a
necessary requirement for
prize-winning pictures, and
that imagination is just as
important as skill.
Complete details about the
contest may be had by writ
ing to Kodak High School
Photo Contest, Rochester 4,
N. Y.
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CAMERA
CALENDAR

GREATER WASHINGTON CoUN-
Gil OF CAMERA CLUBS, Monday
S pm, room 43, Natural History
Building, Tenth and Constitution
avenue NV, resuming popular
Photo Essap Workshop for third
year Photographers interested in
registering for the flve-lecture course
in planning and making color slide
essays may contact the director,
Capt. Jack l.. Kenner, USN APSA
(FL. 4-9l69 after 1890 p.mD. Open
ing meeting features illustrated lee
ture Making Photo Essays Is Fun"
and essay example Birth Of Spring"
by Capt. Kenner of Alexander. Va.
FREE STATE CAMERA CLUB,
Tuesday, 80 pm, 1898 Baltimore
avenue, Riverdale, Md Discussion
by Robert LaFollette on prints and
slides entered in recent annual
salon. Visitors welcome. For infor-
nation; AP. 7-2s57 Sundays and
evenings.
USDA PHOTOGRAPHIC ROUND
TABLE, Friday, S pm, room 1909
South Agriculture Building Talk.
death by Mail" and Handwriting
Identification for Legal Use," by A.
W Somerford. Awards for honor
sets at vacation slide-print show:
Amy L. Tibbs C2J. Added to Lens Lem;
Letter staff. Reporters Selma c.
Anderson. Mrs. Helen N. Fall, Mary
H. Fletcher, Fred L. Knoblock.
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AII-Temperuture
Exposure Meter

On the theory that many
an amateur photographer
might leave his exposure
meter in a closed car to fry
in the summer sun or. out in
the cold on a skiing expedi-
ton, Agfa designed a meter
with an unusual temperature
compensating device. The
sealed-in mechanism auto
matically "zeros" the meter
needle whether the at
mosphere is broiling hot or
far below freezing. Visitors
to the factory at Munich can
see a meter taken at random
from the end of the produc-
tion line and heated in an
oven to 176 degrees before
it's used to take a light read
ing. The meter is then put
in a cold chamber at minus
10 degrees producing the
identical light reading on
removal from the cold. .
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NUMISMATIC
NOTES
Woo Coins

During the unsettled days
of the War of the Spanish
Succession the West Indies
Company kept its ships away
from Spain for three years.
Huge quantities of gold and
silver piled up in New World
ports, awaiting shipment.
Finally, in 1902, a feet Of
French men-of-war was sent
to convoy the treasure ships
to Cadiz. Forty vessels, in
cluding II laden with gold
and silver worth about $l20
million, made the voyage.
AS the treasure fleet neared
Cadiz an English and Dutch
expedition seeking a new base
of operations in Spain was
Evening star., 1959-11-29
How Fish Reuct
To Flash Lighting

The Underwater Archive"
maintained by Rollei-makers
FRANKIE g. Heidecke in Braun
schweig, West Germany. in
cludes a catalog Of how va
rious types of fish react to
Photographic flash illumina-
ton. Swarms Of herring be-
come completely confused by
flash lighting. Cod scatter
after the first frightening
blast Of light, but curiosity
eventually gets the better Of
them. and they return quickly
to the location Of the under
Evening star., 1959-11-29
Tail Fins Retructuble

NDIANAPOLIS.-An Indian
'apolis inventor has patented re-
tractable automobile tail ms
that give a speedy, stylish look,
vet can be lowered when park
ing so they won't interrupt the
back-up view. They can be oper-
ated by q motor or airlifted By
the cars motion. ~
Evening star., 1959-11-29

in the crown, half crown,
shilling and sixpence in silver,
and in five guineas, one
guinea and half guinea in
gold. A few of the shillings
are dated 1902, the bulk Of
the coins 1908.
The rest of the gold and
silver was never recovered.
Treasure hunters estimate
that 113 million pieces of
eight are still at the bottom
of Vigo Bay.
B. M. DOUGLAS.
The Washington Numis-
matte Society, lDhoSe mem
berS haze prepared this series
of articles, 1DiH ansUer QueS-
tionS on coins and paper
money addressed to NumiS-
matte Notes, The Sunday
Star, Washington 5, D. C.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

A Spence value pictures
MeShoeshoe, Basutoland's
first paramount chief and
lawgiver, l shilling the oc-
tagonal council chamber in
Maseru, and shilling 3
pence a typical Mosotho
tribesman. The stamps carry
the Sotho name "Lesotho"
for the first time as well as
the English "Basutoland."
REPUBLIC OF CHINA -
Two stamps picturing the
nine-story palace-style "Na-
tional Taiwan Science Hall"
in Taipei were released No
vember IL to stimulate public
interest in scientific research.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
MndnuzLQMhSq,u
NEW ISRAELI COMMEMORATIVES
HONOR BEN.YEHUDA AND
EARLY SETTLERS

You'll want these four
new pictorioIs," tOnIy
three illustroted) that
pay tribute to lsroel's
early settlers and Ben
Yehudo, pioneer of the
modern Hebrew renois-
sonce. Order these for
your own collection and
for feIIow-coIlectors. All
ore mint except first doy
covers.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

water photographer. Eels
aren't disturbed at all. This
and other information are
maintained as a service to
photographers who own un-
derwater housings for the
camera.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

Argentina'S One-pesO
Stamp Collectors Day
issue Of November 81 with
pictorial cancellation on
first day cover from Juan
Luis BOttelli Of BuenOs
Aires.
stead Of coil form. Covers
may be obtained by sending
addressed and stamped en-
velopes Decent United States
stamp plus 5 cents for each
cover to Lewis Leigh, jr.,
Rocky Run Local Post, Chan
tilly, Va.
H&&
New Issues
BASUTOLAND - Three
stamps will be issued Deem
Der IS for the Inauguration
Of the Basutoland National
Council, a new legislative
body replacing the advisory
council, the Crown Agents re-
port.
Evening star., 1959-11-29

POPULAR CON1MEMORATIVES
SETS ISSUED IN 1856, 1857, 1858
All the commemorative issued by Israel in 1856,
Il stomPs, including II Tribes Albert Einstein Me-
morioI, BibicoI, Musicions .----------- 498
Al the connmennorotves issued by IsroeI in 1857,
8 stamps plus TABlL souvenir sheet includes De-
tense Issue, High Holidays --------------- 215
All the commemorative issued by Israel in 1858,
commemorative Is complete sets) including
Love Thy Neighbor as Thysef issue, Merchant
Marine and 10th anniversary Of independence issue
800
COMPLETE ISRAEL COLLECTION
All the mint singles issued since the creation of the
stoe in l948 up to the latest ISSUE In addition you
get attractive Israel album in eod-stomped binder
$500
The some collection os obove ontting only the 948
regular and postage due issues. Same type Of album
as above included
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s
INSPIRING ALBUM
FOR THE STAMPS
0 F | S R A E L

Here is the bigger and better album for the stamps
of lsroel Here you will reIive the exciting, heroic
chapters Of history and the Bible as reflected on the
stamps Of this ancient land that wos re-creoted just
few years oeo.
Includes sPoce for every stamp from the very first
issue of lo48
Gives the human interest story behind the stamp
. Annual supplements available to bring album
up-to-dote.
. Each page appropriately and ortisticoIIy deco
roted. go
Poees are 8h by | !, punched to fit standard g.
ring binder
VOLUME ONE for singles and tob singles, with
eoId-stomPed black mock leather binder 500
Poees only without binder) - ----3 800
VOLUME TWO for tab blocks, complete with
eoId-stomped black simulated leather binder - 500
Pages only without binder) ------ 800
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WEDNESDAY

Collectors Club of Wash
ingtOn, 8 pm, Odd Fellows
Temple, 419 Seventh street
NV.
Arlington Stamp Club, 8
pm, County Recreation Cen
ter, 440 North George Mason
drive, Arlington, Va. Grab
bag and auction.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
FRIDAY

Washington Military Phila-
telic Association, 1880 pm,
buffet supper, MOO Club,
Boiling Air Force Base. Talk
by 1t. Col. James T. DeVoss.
SUNDAY, DEC. 8
Associated Stamp Clubs Of
the Chesapeake Area, 2 pm,
seventh floor, Odd Fellows
Temple, 419 Seventh street
NV. Collectors Club host.
Election Of officers and dona-
tion auction
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STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS
TUESDAY

Library of Congress Phila-
telic Club, IL noon, Page
School Library. Main Build
ing. Election of officers for
1860, special exhibits and
trading period.
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500 Prutoh illustrated IsroePs largest silver coin
and their only silver dollar size issue --- 500
ESQ Prutoh l949. Attractive plant design LIS
IS Nils le4e, Aluminium Isroers first coin a
provisional issue &. considered to be Isroers scor-
Group of IA different recent and current coins
mounted on special display cord ,--------- 600
Group of different coins short set Of the obove)
mounted on special display cord .----- 1.5O
Commemorative 5-pound silver piece issued on the
10th Anniversary Of Independence ~ - $50
Festival Of Lights, pound 1853 tnickeD COM
memorotive ---------... ..----.--- los
Entry Of the Exiles, 5 pound silver commemorative
Medal Of VoIor commemorative medal issued 1853
on the 10th independence year, in bronze W., 600
in silver 3a", 1900
Tel Aviv commemorative medal issued 1859 on the
50th year Of the cities founding, in bronze "" 600
in silver aa" 1900
Evening star., 1959-11-29

leove standing order with Stomp and Coin De-
pertinent receive oil future issues from Isroel Ask
for details. Send for oo-pooe Stomp and Coin News
Evening star., 1959-11-29
COINS OF
ISRAEL

Get these timely
and historical
coins of an an
cient land reborn
in our times. All
ore in brilliant
mint condition.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04
SteeIton Croafian Home TO Be Scene
March Is Of Basketball Tourney Fete
Hosts To Sixteenth Cage Classic Urge
Players and Fans To Make Reservations

Along these lines and to
minimize the correspondence
which at it's least is most hea-
Wy during the many tourna-
ments whose business besets
the Department, we asked but
for thoroughness in complet-
ing the entry forms. .
Certificate numbers are
your Identification. AS desig-
mated on the entry blanks a
photo Identification, group or
individual, to be certified and
accompanying this en- try
form.
The Holiday Motor Hotel
East on Route 23O Bypass
will quarter the cage tourney
crowd. Chairman Eugene Ko-
stelac requests the out-of-
towners to make hotel reser-
vations' direct by writing to
Holiday Motor Hotel, U. S.
23O BYPASS Highsnire.
Pennsylvania.
Frank Braidic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04

bowler to a strike and what
ever numerical value that he
tallies on the next two balls
rolled in the succeeding frame
or frames.
Thus each pin set-up being
worth fifteen (15) points, the
case of twelve straight strikes
and a perfect game of $50 is
understandable.
A spare is scored with a
complete pinfall on two
balls with the bowler enti-
tied in addition to what
ever numerical pin value he
scores on the first ball de-
livered in the following
frame.
There are a few other les
ser characteristics but our
purpose in this article was
to bring about cross-border
entries, even from the ten
pinners within committing
distance of Hamilton, Onta-
rio, if they can condescend
the smaller ball for the fra
ternal spirit and association
that goes with C.F.U. tour
naments just as much as
moving down the pins.
Yanks Rate Handicap
To spur American entries
for this years running of the
Five Pin Tournament, we
might add that it is run on a
handicap basis with Ameri-
can entrants classified as It's
average bowlers.
Would-be entrants can
write direct to the tournament
secretary, Robert w. Nizich,
512 Prince Edward Drive, To-
ronto 18, Ontario, or to the
c. F. U. Sports Educational
Department in Pittsburgh.
The deadline for entries be-
ing March 21, 1859.
Frank Braidic, Director
Educational Dept.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04

PITTSBURGH, Pa. = The
10th C.F.U. Basketball Tour
nament set for the March A.
Is, 1859, weekend in Steelton,
Pa, will be upon us before
we realize it's presence and
calls for prompter action a.
field.
st. Lawrence Lodge 13 in
making preparations for the
Sunday evening Victory Ban
quet would appreciate hav-
ing your reservations by
March 18th. Write direct to
the Tournament anqu e t
Committee CO St. Lawrence
Croatian Home, Second and
Washington Streets, Steelton,
Pa.
The tournament schedule
appears in this issue of the
Zajednicar, the captains to
be given the roster of eligi-
BILE players Tor this Tour
nament. ,.,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04

SUNDAY - MARCH Is, 1859
+ t.<.e. 80 PM
Junior Division Championship of the Croatan Faternal
Union Of America
2:45 PM
Adult Division Championship of the Croatan Fraternal
Union of America
Note: All Junior Division games will be played with
( minute quarters the finals games with eight (8)
minute quarters All Adult Division games will be played
with (8) minute quarters the finals games with ten 0
minute quarters Each team must report to the Gym Chair
at least one half C1a) hour before game time.
Team coaches or managers to register their team
personnel at with the administration upon
arrival.
Championship trophies will be awarded at the Victory
Banquet 600 PM same to be followed by Dance both
events taking place Sunday evening March 49, 1852 at the
St. Lawrence Croatian Home, Second and Washington
Streets Steelton, Pa. .
Frank Braidic, CFU Sports Educational Director
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04
From The Department Of Sports And Education
BY Frank Braidic, Department Director

gram. We never found neec
for transferees to make fol
eligible teams.
Ruling Very Clear
But as the result of a reso
luton adopted by the bowlers
delegations at the 1858 Ten
pin Tournament in st. Louis
Mo-, and approved by thu
Athletic Advisory Board thu
following ruling will prevail
for state and national bowling
tournaments, to wit: d.
Members desiring to par
ticipate in the Tournament
must be members of said
lodge or nest they will rep
resent three (3) months
prior to the set tournament
date. -
One exception to all bow
lers on a five-man or a
two-man team event being
from the same lodge or nest
will be that only one such
team entry, men and wo-
men per lodge or boys and
girls per nest, will be per-
mitted to enroll supplement
tai bowler or bowlers from
0 another lodge or nest for a
tournament team i'm the
five-man or two-man event.
This is as tolerant and help
full as the tournament admin
istration can be and still re-
tain lodge and nest identity
Also make room for almost
everyone to participate ane
still retain provision to induce
bowlers to enroll members in
to the Society.
In short if a lodge send:
thirteen boWlers to a tourna
ment, they can make up three
5-man teams by dipping else
where for two bowler-mem
bers. Also they can entel
seven doubles teams by pick
ing up the fourteenth from a
mother lodge. I
Under no condition, how
ever, can their thirteen lodg'
bowlers be strewn over four
5 and more teams. It is to b'
noted that under the rule, a
dopted, they can have but ,
S in gle two-lodge-member
team entered per event in tn,
tournament, be it state or ma
tional
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04

stead of the ten pins used by
the Americans in their rolling
of Tenpins and Duckpins.
The game of Five Pins
was originated in Novem-
ber 1909 by Thomas j. Ry-
an of Toronto.
Mr.. Ryan conceived the idea
of having the tenpin bowling
pin turned down in size and
for this purpose he enlisted
the services of one William
Murphy, a 4 wood turner,
whose business was also To-
Gated in Toronto.
The result was the produc-'
ton of a pin which was gen.
orally adopted and used by
bowling clubs in operation at
that time. ,,,I,.
How Pins Stack Up
The Five Pin maple pin
measures 1888" in height, is
1A" in diameter at the base
and 4 3-16" in diameter at it's
greatest point, this circumfer-
ence being brought about by
a 5s" thick and u wide. rub
ber band.
The Duckpin maple stick on
the other hand is 9 1882 high,
is 13s" in diameter at the
base and 4 1892" in diameter
at it's greatest bulge and this
brought about by a. 3s" thick
and 1 3-16" wide rubber band
circling same.
!, Like their American bow
ling keglers, the Five Pin
ners use a maple lane that
also measures Al inches in
width and is go. feet. in
length from the head pin
to the foul line.
In both Five Pins and
Duckpins, the ball cannot ex-
ceed 5 inches in diameter. The
Five Primers cannot use a ball
weighing more than 3 pounds
and eight ounces, whereas the
Duckpinners can use balls
weighing no more than 3
pounds and IL ounces.
| Scoring Different ns
While scoring Of Five Pins
games is also limited to ten
frames like. the American
r
games of Duckpins and Ten
pins, the five maple pins in
the Canadian kegling sport
carry a numerical value for
a total Of Is points.
To complicate scoring the
bowler is permitted to use
three balls in each frame.
Knocking all five pins on the
first delivered ball entities the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-03-04
Canadian Game Of Five Pins Invented
In 1902 By Thomas J. Ryan Of Toronto
Lodge GA Members Preparing
For Staging of 18th Annual Tournament

PITTSBURGH Pa. - The Five Pin Tournament taking
place in Hamilton, Ontario April 18th and the Duckpn
Tournament scheduled for April 242526 1859, Pitts
burgh have similarity beyond that both CFU.
bowling events Perhaps comparing the two sports may
py entries from the border for both
Canadians for the most part follow the game of Five
Pins which the suggests but five maple pins