davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Other Winners
At Duplicate

Andrews; Mrs. 10 BurEsss-Mrs,
lyn-Mrs. Wayne ONO.
Belle Haven: Mrs. Eugenis MoSer-
David Borden tied with Mr. and
Mrs Graham suuireS.
Bethesda Country Club: Mr.. and
Mrs, Howard Chapman, Ed sparks
Chess: april 81 James Hughes
Ralph Turofi, Raymond ovens
Larry Reynolds. (April 13l Edward
R, c. KoIls-MrS. Violet thinner tied
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mad
dock. tr april 16) Mrs. Rose
Robins-Cspt. james Scott, II. David
S Murray-F. Norma.
David Taylor Model Basin; joseph
Euclid: Edwin GOldstein-Eson.
Falls Church: Cecil Beu-Paul
Nadanyi, Mrs. W. A. Carskaden-MrS.
Thelma Holcomb.
Federal Power Commission: Grace
Moody-Bessie W. Moore.
Fort Meade: Mrs. Henry Hurst
Mrs. Ralph Hendrickson, Capt. and
Goren: april Ia Cornelia coe-
Elizabeth Packard. (April l5) o.
z. Burton-L.. e. Meyers, Karl Ka-
hadoorian-Mathew Solomon. (April
MIS-. n. .. weaver
Goren Junior Masters: Marguerite
Sugrue-Peter Lang.
Grand Slam: Mrs. W. A. Wright
Lewis G. Tubbs
Internal Revenue Service: Frieda
Hauenstein-Verla McCampbel, Mr.
and Mrs, Raymond Blue.
Irving Street: Mrs. Kathleen Benz
son.Roy Banner, Mrs. Joe Morrison
Wilbur Norris.
Monday: Mrs. Ida M. Terrant-
MRS. Alice Wilson, Mrs. Jack Weber,
Mrs. Joseph Barone.
NH: Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Nc
Girk, Mrs. Hattie Arnold-Mr Robert
w. Bates.
oficerS' Service Club: Nell Ann
Humphrey-Frances Dudley, Dorothy
Olsen-Arthur LanderS.
Playfair: Larry shields-C. NJ.
State -UsIA: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Haig, DR.. William Taylor-Hardy
Davenport.
Walker: Mrs. Erwin LeClerg Mrs
Henry A Walker
walsh: Section AZ Col ]. G Sea-
bourne-L Louis Salvatorel Arthur Fri
bourg-Paul Keezel tSection b Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar. Earisman tied with
Mrs. Edith Strieter-Mary B. Lipp;
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Singer.
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DeudIine Neurino
For Entries in
PIuzu Contest

Deadline for receiving en-
tries in the camera contest
being conducted by Free
State Camera Club will be
May /. Members of that club,
however, are barred under
the rules from entering the
exhibition which will be hung
in the Prince Georges Plaza
Auditorium in Hyattsville
May 20, 81 and %. The theme
is Observation-Disclosures in
Miniature"
Monochrome prints and
color transparencieS are
wanted with prizes in both
categories. Entries may be
addressed by mail to Box
1913, Riverdale, Md, or may
be hand-delivered to Royal
Hart Studio, 6233 Baltimore
avenue.
The prints will be 8 by 10
mounted on 16 by 20 white
or cream mounting boards.
The tranSparencies will be
2 by 2.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
Charlotte Comes
To Attract Fans

Big attraction this week for fans
Is the NTH annual Atlantic
Spring Resionals at Charlotte, N. c,
Ranking Just under the national
championships in Importance. this
pink point tournament, endorsed
by the American Contract Bridge
League, will attract dozens Of area
tanS! especially those anxious to
build up credits toward life MASTER
The Charlotte meet gets under
way THURSDAY at the Hotel Char
lotte with mems and women's pair
con estS featured concurrently. Mixed
pair competition is slated for Frid-
DAY, the open pair match Saturday,
ana team competition Sunday. Ali
are tWo-session contests, starting
time for the afternoon session at .
O'Clock, evening session at $50.
initial round OF the team game, how
ever, is set for l pm.
Mr.: and Mrs. Alfred Stidham of
washington will defend the mixed
pair title. Also in the local delepa-
ton will be DR.. Leroy Robins, Mrs.
Glynn Skipper, Jerome S. Machlin
president, secretary and treasurer,
respectively Of the Atlantic
Bridge Conference which is spon-
soring the tourney. The Washington
brldRe Leasue is a member unit,
slated to be host to the MABC
Fail RegionalS over Labor Day week
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CAMERA
CALENDAR

'"35-MM. COLOR MAGIC" bv
Water Benser. European photog-
Iaphy, expert, Wednesday, pm,
constitution Hall. Sponsors are
the National Photographic Society,
the Greater Washington Council OF
Camera Clubs, e. LitZ, Inc, of New
York and local franchised Leica
dealers. Free tickets from club dele
safes or Leica dealers
-. PHOTO ESSAY WORKSHOP of
the Greater Washington Council Of
Camera Clubs. final meeting OF the
current course Monday, S pm,
Room 43,. Natural History Museum.
Illustrated talk by Blair ThaW,
Workshop Master. on tape recording
voice music and sound effects plus
an essay analysis.
OLD DOMINION CAMERA CLUB,
THURSDAY, pm. BrOyhill audi
torium, 461O Lee highway, Arling-
ton. Va. black-white print division.
MA NAL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH CAMERA CLUB. 1894 N
street NV, s. pm. Tuesday "A
Caribbean Cruise from our Home
Port to the Virsin Islands, Puerto
Rico. Dominican Republic, and
Jamaica" by Raymond c. Smith
with color slides. All welcome.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
PHILATELIC NEWS
Jet Flights to Garry
Pony Express FDC
By BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor

Jet planes will fly first day
covers of the Accent Pony
Express stamp and stamped
envelope over the old ex-
press route, the Post Office
Department announced yes
terday.
All first day covers bear
ing the stamp which have
been Serviced at Sacramento,
Calf, western terminal of
the run, by early on the
morning of July 10, will be
loaded on an Air Force plane
and flown to st. Joseph, Mo,
where they will be placed in
regular mail channels for
delivery.
Stamped envelopes serviced
at st. Joseph by noon will
be put on the plane for the
return flight to Sacramento.
No backstamping or other
special marking indicating
the flight will be applied at
either Office.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
Other Club Titles
In Competition

Fort Meade Bridge Clubs frst
team championship match was under
way last Monday night with nine
teams In competition. Leading at
the half is the foursome comprised
Of Mrs. Edith Hiltbrunner, 1t. Col.
and Mrs. Henry A. Walker, and their
son Robert. They scored II wins in
"a matches. Final session is tomor-
row night
Tuesday night the Arlington Bridge
Club holds its annual mixed-pair
championship event. The contest,
open to area AGBL members, will
be held at the Lyon Village Com
munity Center, 5000 Lee highway,
Arlington, at pm; Those needing
partners may call the director, Mai.
j. w. Fehrs IKE. 6-7599).
other club championships coming
up within the next couple of weeks
include: MONTGOMERY County Dupli-
cate Bridge Clubs mems pairs, Tues
day evening, May 3 members only;
Grand Slam Bridge Clubs mixed
pairs, Wednesday evening. MAY 4
topen); Walker Bridge Clubs mixed
pairs, Friday evenings, May 6 and l3
Cmemoers); Agriculture Bridge Clubs
open pairs, Saturday afternoons,
May z and IA members and guests5;
Chess Clubs mixed pairs, Saturday
evenings. May : and 81 Cmembers
and guest-card holders.
Inc washington Bridge Leagues
annual two-seSsion open pair match
for benefit of the current ACBI,
charity has been slated for Sunday
afternoon and evening, May -, at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel Funds from
this years event will be donated to
the Disaster Fund Of the American
Red Cross.
Also next month, WBLs annual
mems and women's title matches
have been slated for May ~ and 20,
Next Thursday will in all lkeli-
hood see the windup OF the annual
competition for the WBL team cham
pionship. Leading the four aualified
teams in the playoff. for the Malora
Snrlstman Trophy, the team OF Mrs.
Marianne Boschan, Mrs. j. A. Weber,
David Murray, Larry Reynolds. DR..
=. M. Short. and Lewis G. Tubbs,
having netted two wins in as many
sessions. OF the playoff, is favored.
In the masterpoint pair game
last Thursday at the Washington
Bridge League, these we're the re-
Section A: Ed Manslsnskv-
John Rather. Mrs. Carl Tessmer-
Dr.. Mortimer Lipsett NORMAN
GormSsen-Al smigel, Saul Reiter-Dr.
Section B: Mrs. J. A. Weber
Roy, Banner, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Lyons, william GiIbert-joSn jSoorn Moort
Section c: DIR. w. S. Benedict
D. A. Williamson, Mrs. Eioise
Evening star., 1960-04-24
NUMISMATIC NOTES
GiIded Nickel

In 1888 the nickel was
changed from the shield type
to the liberty-head type, with
a large V on the reverse.
At that time the gold coins
also had a liberty head as
the diverse design. The $5
coin had a small Five D"
to indicate its denomination.
Then, as now, there was
always someone looking for a
fast buck" This time it
was a confidence man by the
name of Josh Tatum. Ia
tum happened to be in Bos-
ton when the coins came out
and noticed the similarity
between the nickel and the SIS
gold piece. 1t did not take
him long to find a way to
take advantage of the situa-
tion.
Going to a jeweler friend,
Tatum had $50 worth of the
nickels gold plated. Then he
went out for a test run.
He would enter a tobacco
store, of which they were
many, place a gilded nickel
on the counter and would
point to a scent cigar. The
clerk would take the "gold
coin" and hand Tatum $4.95
change.
Inside of one week Tatum
spent the entire lot of $50
worth of nickels. 1000 in all.
The scheme worked so we'll
that he had another batch
of 5000 made and started
touring the countryside be-
tween New York and Boston.
He passed almost half of the
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The four low values have
designs taken from postal
history. The other IA de-
nominations picture famous
Swiss buildings.
The stamps will be printed
in one color by the rotary
recess process.
UNITED ARAB REPUBLIC
World Refugee Year stamps
of the UAR point up the
plight Of about a million
Arab refugees from Pales-
tine now in Jordan, Lebanon
and the GAIA strip. The de-
sign shows a ragged mother
and child pointing to a map
of Palestine.
Evening star., 1960-04-24

MONDAY
Institute Of Trafhc Engineers wash
inston section)-l2 noon luncheon,
is.p;I ! pm. meeting at YM.G.A. Seven
on Electronics in Trafic Engineering
o, K. Norman, deputy assistant com
missioner. Bureau OF Public Roads as
chairman. and IL speakers.
philosophical Society OF Washington
$40 pm. meeting, Natural History
Building auditorium Of Smithsonian
Institute, Detection of Atomic Weap-
onS Tests" Prof. Hans A. Bethe, Cor
nell University. Open to public.
TUESDAY
Washington Audio Society, Institute
OF Radio Engineers, American Institute
Of Architects and Acoustical Society
81 .o9 Amsrics-5 Pm; dinner. Altonso's,
Pan American Room; ststler Hilton,
lens OF architects, acousticians and
electronic engineers. Harold Burris-
Meyer. moderator. Panelists: Dr. Hor-
ace M. Trent, John W. Mcleod and
WEDNESDAY
National Academy of Sciences and
American Geophysical Union pm.
symposium. Great Hall, National Acad-
emy Of Science. 21OI Constitution
the Interplanetary Medium" " Dr.. Rob
ert Jastrow. National Aeronautics and
Space Administra ton, chairman, and
-FOUR speakers. Open to public.
THURSDAY
National Academy Of Sciences and
American Geophysical Union-q am
Symposium continued, Dr. Walter o.
Roberts, HiTh Altitude Observatory
Boulder, Colo, chairman, and four
speakers. Open TO public.
FRIDAY
American Society OF Landscape Ar
r6fteCtg-6 20 dinner meeting
Iron Gate Inn, 1874 N st. ", India
Tai Mshsl," Louis P. Croft, illustrated
talk
DAILY
National Library Of Medicine-Cur-
rent exhibit Library. Seventh st al
INDEPENDENCE ave sw. $40 am TO
p pm. weekdays. $50 am. 10 D m
SATURDAYS, Pioneers Of the Medical
Motion Pictures in the United States. '
Public invited.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
CITIZENS MEETINGS

Injecting announcements
must be in the hands of the
CiUic Calendar editor by noon
Thursday of each 1Deek to
insure publication in the
column on Sunday. Those
received too late lUM not be
used separately unless there
is some special neWS Signif-
canoe attached to themJ
Mrs. San Juan Barnes, direc-
tor of the Civic Responsibility
Week observed last October
will be honored at the annual
ladies night of the Oldest In
habitants, Inc, at 8 pm. to-
morrow in Odd Fellows Hall,
Ninth and T streets NV.
Other citizens groups meeting
Evening star., 1960-04-24

Sets of the two stamps, all
printed by the Survey Of
Egypt in the same design.
were issued by the two UAR
regions, Egypt and Syria. and
the associated Arab state of
Yemen. Denominations and
colorS are: Egypt, 10 millieme
vermillion and 35 m peacock
blue; Syria, 1872 piasters
rose-red and so p green; and
Yemen, 4 bogash brown and
6 b yellow green.
Donations of 100000 sets
of each have been made to
the United Nations Relief
Agency to help raise funds
for its work.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
IISHSa LlSoolH

Argentina'S belated Lin
coin seSquiCentennial
stamp was finally issued
April IA with a first
cancellation picturing the
Daniel Chester French
statue in the Lincoln Me-
mortal here. Juan L.
BOttelli, BuenOs Aires.
modelled by Victor S. Nc
CloSkey, jr., engraved by
Charles A. Brooks (vignette)
and George A. Payne DETER
ing and numeraD.
Water Conservation-mod-
eled by Charles r. CHECKER
ing, engraved by Mr.. Brooks
(vignette) and Robert j.
Jones lettering and nu-
meraD.
25-cent Air Mail-mod-
eled by Mr.. McCloskey,
engraved by Matthew Fenton
(portrait and Howard F.
Sharpless frame and let
tering).
10-cent Air Mail-modeled
by Mr.. McCloskey, engraved
by Arthur w. Dintaman
(portrai) and George L.
Huber Crane and lettering) q.
Pony Express - engraved
by Richard M. Bower wig
nette) and Mr.. Sharpless
lettering and numeraD.
Designers, announced ear
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Of the national road-e-o, is
leligible to enter the traffic
safety competition.
Applications may be OBJ
tanned from any high school
in the District or from the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
office, 1916 K street NV. The
Jaycees are sponsoring the
contest.
Completed applications may
be turned into driving instruc-
tors at the high schools or to
the Jaycee Office by closing
time Wednesday.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
CAMERA ANGLES
!: Tell q Picture Story
with Color Film

when quickly focused to the
eye, also focus the lens for
you. You can change shutter
speeds so as to get slow or
fast action. without care for
shutter adjustment, because
many "35S" have interlock-
ing lens-and-shutter controls
which. when one is changed,
changes the other auto
matically to compensate so
your exposure remains con-
slant for whatever light
you're shooting under.
You can shoot fast, with
out even taking the camera
away from your eye to see
whether you have advanced
the film, because almost all
"35S" have double-expoSure
prevention you can't take
one picture on top of another
unless you Intentionally set
the camera to do it.
Professional Film
Another feature of the
"35S" is their use of the same
film used in professional
movie cameras. You can get
40 to so shots en- a roll of
movie film with a little fore
thought-and most films for
these cameras are supplied
in both 20 and So exposure
lengths.
Such cameras also have
fast-seeing lenses that ask
few favors of light or subject.
They have lenses assuring
unusual depth of f1eld-just
about everything is sharp
from way up close to way
out yonder.
And with them you can
really get those best of all
shots-close-ups. They also
produce small and inexpen-
sive color transparencies that
you can show big and bril-
liant as all get-out on a liv-
ing room screen-which in
my book is the only way to
fully enjoy color pictures.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
Three Bridge Clubs
Decide Titles

Bennett-Lt. Thomas Throop. Mrs.
Margaret L. FiSher-D, J. Harris,
Dean Darlins-Anthony Moscatello.
In the April IL session of inter-
eluo team competition sponsored BY
the Government Employees Bridge
Association, Justice Department
players won over Congressional
Secretaries. National Security Agency
topped Labor. and General Ac-
counting once kayoed State-USIA.
Also. Internal Revenue Service play
ers won over those from Health,
Education and Welfare.
Recent, series winners In area
clubs included.
Alexandria: Mrs Beyerlv
Torrey. Mrs. Alice Hatch,
3-Normsn Gormsen.
Chevy Chase Juniors: Mrs.
George NJ. Boys. 2-Ssrah Sonitz
S-Mrs, John B. Sheppard, Mrs.
GOren Junior Masters: l-Biu
Weyant. 2-Maree Ridenoure
3-Marguerite sugrue.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
Monticello Cancellation

A view of Monticello,
Thomas Jefferson's home,
will provide the pictorial
cancellation for the Accent
Jefferson Credo stamp to be
placed on first day sale May
18 at Charlottesville, Va.
In addition to the usual
First Day of Issue" between
the killer bars, the cancella-
ton will include Monticello
Rur. Station" (rural station).
Addressed envelopes for first
day cancellation may be sent
to the Postmaster, Charlottes-
vile, Va, with remittance
for the cost of the stamps.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
Stamp Credits

Bureau of Engraving and
Printing artists and engrav-
ers who have worked on
recent stamps have been
reported by the Post Office
Department as:
World Refugee Year
Evening star., 1960-04-24
By MARGARET L. FISHER
Contributing Writer

Contributing Writer
Club titles continue as tar
gets for District duplicate
bridge players. Thomas Cir
Gle, Federal and Walker
groups announced pair and
individual championships re-
suits.
Miss Ann Judjak and Mrs.
Harold S. Klein Monday won
the 1860 open pair champion
ship at the Thomas Circle
club.
DR.. Joseph Henry and Ros-
coe Alexander won their sec
ond pair title this year at
Federal-the open pair title
and are first to receive the
new Lloyd Schermerhorn tro-
ply. They won the Stevenson
Cup in February in the one
session members pair con-
test.
George kaufman won over
% in the Walker clubs in
dividual title competition
April IS.
Details of these contests
follows:
Mrs. Wee Aronson and Walter
Benedict t39612 match points,
trailed by fve in the tvo-session
2S-pair field at the Thomas circle
games. Third we're Col. and Mrs.
Roger Payne, 3a4l2; Mrs. Kathleen
Benson Mrs Irene Whitehall, 3SSi2:
Opal Van Horn-Robert Shankle, 3s0:
Martha Watts-Lt. Thomas Throop,
DR.. Henry and Mr. Alexander
tailed 1919 in two sessions at the
Federal League topping bv two
points John Rather Ed Maslansky
in the 36-pair field Simon Gerber
Hillel King had 1876; Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Gabrilovitch. lg4iz Aaron
Russell-M Russell, 1891; Mike Mi
chaels-Heber B. Osborne, ir., 1917.
At Walker Clubs individual battle
between 2S PLAYERS Mr.. Kaufman
had So 4: teen-aRerS Bruce Seldeen,
-, and Robert P. Walker, 74l7:
Mrs. Van W Smart, also 74l2;
Lewis Bernhardt, 73.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
Bridge Calendar

TODAY: Plsyfsir. 1431 Harvard; Mp
pairs 40. GOren, 6 Dupont circle;
TOMORROW: GOren, Dupont circle;
pairs, 1880. Andrews, Andrews AFB
Of1cers Club; pairs, 7:45. ATl-Fax,
292O Arlington boulevard; pairs,
7:45. David Taylor Model Basin,
Meade, Commissioned Oficers' Mess;
team Championship finals, G:45.
GOren Junior Masters, s Dupont cir
Gle; MP pairs, 8. Thomas Circle,
Apt. 100, 244O Sixteenth; pairs,
TUESDAY: Arlington, 5000 Lee high
way; mixed-pair championship, 7:45.
Civil AerOnautics Board, cafeteria,
GSA Building; pairs, 6:45: Falls
800 S. Cherry. Falls Church; pairs,
7:45. Federal. Hotel 240O, Six
teenth; MP pairs, 7:45. Federal
Power Commission, oficial dining
room, GAO Building pairs, $50.
pairs, pairs s internal ReyePUe SU' service, eyire,
cafeteria, IRIS Building: pairs. 4.
Montgomery, 400 Norwood drive:
pairs, 7:45. Officers' Service Club,
1914 Twenty first; pairs, s,
WEDNESDAY: Bethesda, Woman's Club
Of Bethesda, Old GEORGETOWN and
COnDInh IOdQSs MF pairs IbslO a. III.
Agudas Achim Mems Club, 1900
Valley drive, Alexandria; pairs, SIS.
Belle Haven Country Club. Alexan-
dria; pairs, 7:45. Chess, Apt. 20l,
Hotel 24O0 Sixteenth; MP pairs,
7:45. Congressional Secretaries, New
House Office Building: pairs, z.
Grand Slam, 90 N. Washington,
Falls Church: pairs, 7:45. state
USIA, executive dining room, GSA
Building; pairs, 7:30.
Falls Church, 500 South
Cherry, Falls Church: pairs, 9:45
am GOren. 6 Dupont circle; pairs,
1890. Washington Bridge League
(ACBL until, Sheraton-Psrk Hotel:
pairs, team playoff, 7:45.
FRIDAY: Lyon Village, 5000 Lee high
way; pairs. IL am. Walker, 6l00
Forty-second place, Hyattsville;
pairs, g:15 am. Chevy Chase Juniors,
1903 West avenue, Bethesda; pairs,
7:45. Euclid, Apt. 1O9 244O Six
teenth; pairs, 7:45. GOren, 6 Dupont
circle: pairs, 8. Irving Street, Alb
N. Irving, Arlington; pairs. 7;45.
Rockville: Civic, Center Rockville;
pairs, 7:45. Walker, 6lO0 Forty-sec-
ond place, HyattsVille; pairs, 8.
SATURDAY: Agriculture, Apt. 100,
244O sixteenth: pairs. /. Chess, Apt.
20l, Hotel 24o0 Sixteenth; pairs,
.7:45. walsh, 1882 Massachusetts,;
pairs, 7:45.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
Rood-E-O Entries
DeudIine Set

Washington's teen-age mo-
torists have until Wednesday
to turn in their applications
for the annual Local Teen
Age Road-E-O to be held May
IA at the Carter Barron park
ing lot.
Any unmarried teen-age driv-
er who will not be 19 years
old before August II, the date
Evening star., 1960-04-24
ScOtt's International

Scott's International Al
bum, the three-volume set
covering stamps of the world
for the 184O-1955 period, will
be brought up to date early
in May with a l,100-page
Part w for new issues Of the
last four years, Scott Publi-
cations has announced.
Evening star., 1960-04-24

lier, were Ervine Metzl Of the
Stamp Advisory Committee
for the Refugee Year, Elmo
White of the Agriculture De-
partment for the Water Con-
servation, the New York
Artists Herb Lubalin, John
Pistilli and Joseph Lomber-
dero for the air mail stamps,
and Howard Won Schmidt for
the Pony Express.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
, By A. ]. WEDDERBURN
Contributing Writer

The color transparency out
puts of both a movie camera
and a 35-mm. still camera are
best enjoyed, not as individ-
usl pictures. but as part of a
picture sequence a pic
ture story. You shoot the
same with them.
Pick your picture subject,
and let's see how it works. A
shore picnic? All right
what's the story?
Chances are it starts at
home as you load the car for
the trip to the beach or lake.
Here you not only want to
tell WHO is going along, but
also WHAT. So you squeeze
of a couple of shots one
showing your group, and the
other, made much closer, of
the picnic hamper and other
gear being loaded into the
car.
Signs Add Interest
Then HOW did you go =.
and by what route? A shot
OF your car passing an easily
read highway sign provides
the anSwer-and you might
want to purposely use a slow
shutter speed here so as to
blur the car to indicate pace,
while getting the sign sharp
as can be.
Then WHERE did you go?
Another sign should provide
the title shot giving this in
formation. And now you're
Herewith everyone busy
spreading robes, or setting up
beach umbrellas, or blowing
up tire tubes or filling sand
buckets at the waters edge.
You don't have to halt them
verbally! Just set up your
35-mm. camera to shoot fast
and you'll stop them-photo-
graphically.
Far Of and Close Up
You shoot first from well
back to introduce the setting;
then up closer and closer to
highlight the different bits of
action. There's lots of film in
your camera-and this is
what it is for. If a swimmer
tests the water with his toe
before arching off a spring.
board, you can both focus
way in to point up the first
shot, and then faSt-shutter
the dive for full detail.
When the picnic lunch is
spread you won't make but
one or two get-it-all-in shots,
but rather move in for close
ups-of a brief struggle with
a-tar top . hot dogs sizzling
over the fire the colorful
salad being stirred the
dessert being served. That's
the way you saw it and with
a "35" that's the way you
can shoot and show it.
Range Finders
You can see what you're
getting with a "35" and know
you're sharp sighted on it,
because most of them have
built-in range finders which,
Evening star., 1960-04-24
New Issues

SWITZERLAND new
set of 18 regular stamps
ranging in value from 5 CEN
times to 2 francs will be
issued May 10, Woodward &
Lothrop reports.