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DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR

Northern vlFginia CAampisnshlps,
$50: rSnmastef Ssfrs (Tessiicted 10 %
players With less than as master
POinss9 Pns9 Ia I snd e:ses Mp pair games.
tsroMoRnoW ~
,clgS; IL pairs. 4: V. |. Asl.f faS. zgS0
AflingtQn bouleyard; Mp spaiFs. 4: 7:46,
Chevy ChAsss 48O3 West syenue, De-
thesda; NJ pairs (inyitA Ationai). TAI.
nnyiA 1sylee Msosl naste. eeefde-
c.as.r? sSsa ?ss nl1ost ..rss: fso:ais s.irsa ihei:
open pSlSs. $50; janlct Issts;; -;
pairs. 7:ails sDsft AeAde, GDmnil-l =
stoned 0lRcefss e83S. sDairs, 7:4k.'
labor main cafetelia, L1hef n6p&fts
msEE psiss WEI eEeesstye cel1-
s,s~ TUESDAY ! Il y. -
Afiingfsa bFtAss kt6Ais, Washing
ton boulevard and Court House read
Arllinsssn: Ala galrs. 4 z, 70 1,:., Az n.s,isaas
7:50. Fsiis cSsfek. American Is-
pairs, 7:4s. fe6srsk Hotel 2z00 Sir.
teentht annual meetine and election.
~ patss, I;lby FEDERAL Fewer Cgn.
lIs.!en. 'emeini dining room. GAO
Ssa1ass SSs'd;ss S HSs S;.. sSo iss,se sSsiss
q Inief9ai hevenas Servise. cafe;
terra. ms Building; pairs. Y. sWenf-
ntntrfys 400 Norwood drive; pairs.
1;A5, 00eeFs Service Cluh. 1874
TNentysnrst: pairs. g. lh. a : :,
WEDNESDAY, ~
Aeaaas Ackim n1eass cl1k, $500
yAlley. drive. Alexandria; PAIRS, 9.
Arlinetem mfl9Be N1nales Washlne-
ton boulevard and Court Heuae road.
Arlingtof; pairs. 70 am belle ue!ep
Sas. s.s.s. M'saasnI's'c Mosssns cub SalTt 4
Bethesda: p1ifs. 1914 ain. CkesS.
pairs, z.4b. Censresslsnai feeretaf-
!es: New House Office nWlding:
MP psisA Il pgplleate nsl1Gs Csa-
sssi Dsi,. psSsAss s,s.ss ,slysls;. lIs hr pss..s 4
Wasshington, Falis Church; 4 psirs,
room. HEW Building: annual meet
ine and election, pairs. $50. 80
s-tt THURSDAY.
Duplieste Dridse Center. 6inuponf
circle rairs, !. Eall. ChnraA.
SssI.ss. RDsrtmsis Rn.r1 s;tD sss sn; s4s SiSs as.
teenth: MP peiFs' noon 9resesvs-
tions, AD. l-Oii6). wasSinsisn
BFidee Leasue- tACBL until, Ghera-i
ton-PaFk Hotel: monthly winners
same. fatin9-point pairs iflrst asS-,
sion. spring puint-award serieSl.s
FRIDAY T.. 81
ARiington bridge SsudiO, wash
ingtcn boulevard and Court House
read. Ari;ngtan; Mp pairs; II an.
sssnIs sons 7ts b.si.s.. Ssis.: SsS's S,sSs:
Center. 9 Dupont circle. pairs, i
pairs, 1880. Oefen BesianefS' Das
Dlleate. Apartment see. 24SO SIX.
teenth: pairs. 8 observations. AD.
4-0l1O. Irving Street, 413 North
Irving. Ariington; Mp pairs, 7:46,
keekvilles sClyie Center. Rockville;
pairs. 8: Wnlkss. 6l00 PoFty-seeond
place e. ~. asystt;yiile; MP psirs; s:is
-. SATURDAY .ss.r. ~.
s,xtsensh ea AGsIsnsns MP Usir. 2o ho'e ss ssSo
cate Bri1ss Center. 8 Dupont eircis;,
1873 Massachusetts; pairs. 7:iS.
TOURNAMENTS E
January 13-i6-1etks-nz zentgem-
cry eeeticnal. Abraham Lincoln
January S6-2s-- RIehnons ClsS,
ssetionai: Hotel John Marshaiig'
is'snmSSc; sanassy -; .a;o-se-v,,..a,, cis,
Hsstionsl Wsshinsten peks Hotel.
iHssi January :, s7.ss--asar,l.us |. sssss
SECTIONAL. Hotel southern, Baltimoff,
Mo. ,sts & fafA1F AIS 49, ~ E
Evening star., 1961-01-08
PlilLATELIC NEWS
British Stump Picked
As Most Beautiful
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
star Stamp Editor

2
The l-pound black Brit
ish delnitiFe picturing Wind
cor Castae has been selected
by an International jury as
the worlds most beautiful
stamp. ~
The choice was made as q.
part of d new biennial inter-
national philAt Ateiic art colii-
petition spplasored by Prince
Rainier O. Monaco.
ConSid Ia III the Judging
last moKkh were I, $50 stamps
issued b. the naklons 0k the
world In the 1856 . period.
The British grand prize
winner tscott 80; Minkus
4lS). . recess engraved
stamp, also was the winner
for the continent Of Europe.
First issued September 1.
1855. In q printing by Water
low g Sons. It apparently
qualified for the contest bee
cause 3 new printing BY
Thomas de la Rue q co. was
released In 1858. ~
Prize winners for the other
continents. as reported by
lie Monde des Philatelistes Of
Paris. were:
ASIA-Laos 70-cent multi
color stamp tScott So: MIN
kus s5) issued November 8.
1858. to commemorate the
opening Of the new UNESCo
building In Paris. Designed
by the Laotian artist Cham
name Prisayane and engraved
by Jean Pheulpin Of France.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Buck fond Color Course
Plonned Next Week End

The Greater Washington
Council Of Camera Clubs ID
Eastman Kodak Co. Roch-
bringing Ees Buckland Of
ester. here Jariiary; "A and.
is. The. lectures. In four
parts. viii be given at 2ypm,
and 8 PM. IN the: Chevy.
Chase store of, woodward q
Lothrop. Lecturer, instructor.
and professionally with East-
mans sales service diyisioii, ]
Mr.. Buckland Is q member Of !
Photographic Society. OF
America. .s=s.ees
The course, here Is open to,
all amateur photographers.
whether or not associated
with a. club or the. council.
Tickets are available ut $50
each. Send reservation TO
.E. j. McDermott. ticket
Evening star., 1961-01-08

two that Sl0n the srespect of
NGesstss 1hotp be and E5Siine. i.
A ones :paragraph siiainhS hSi0n
(. OF Gordon might be thiss How
many i3iahisfs make yo,t sfor-
get there Is anyone playing
the piano at all? That IS TO-
say. he brings alive the notes
with such total self -efiaee.j
ment, nothing remains but
pure music undistorted by
egoism. Genius within q
genius. S!
Washington r or ds has
been going on about three
years now with some SO rec
ords to- its credit. The NEST
ambitious undertaking Is the
entire I solo piano W6elts OF
Haydn b$ the eScelle 1i4ur
7 Balsalm. Another dise cry"
Is John williams, thees British
gpisarist some llave ettabbed as
logical successor to Segq&ia's
crown. 4 3av IN ~
4 I ON THE KtYBO ARD
PROKO OEIEEF. iaIb So-
naea No, q In % ifiifor 6bus
L.; SCHUMAlyia-Pia \ So
nata No. In r sharp fnirlor,
opus II; Emil Giles: pihne-
(Artfa) - Remember Gile&2.
Everyone called him Russia,s
greatest until he fell under
Richter's shadows. He, doesn't
belong there, as these two
beautifully played works at
test him q champion In his
own right. o. : y q
MOZART: Piano Concert0s
In A major, Ks asa tNo. 23l
and c C3nainor. x. A9i tho. "a
Wilhelm Kelnpifs pias1p. with
Bamberg symphony con-
Quoted by Ferdinand Leitner
= tDentsche Grarnmophon)
These twin beauties, always
make perfect record mates,
especially when the man at
the piano waves q chronlatic :
wand Of sheer poetry, as does
Kempff.
,BARTOK: Piano Concertos
Nos. / and 2, Gezza Anda,
piano, with Radio orchestra
Of Berlin, Ferenc Fricsay con-
Evening star., 1961-01-08

AFRICA-Republic Of the
Congo formerly French) Is
franc stamp (Scott 80: Min.
kus 175) issued November %.
1859. to commemorate the
first anniversary Of the re-
public. A three-color stamp
designed and recess engraved
by the French artist Robert
Evening star., 1961-01-08
ny a. y. WnDDERBURN
Contributing writer

Someone asked, the other
day, whether kitchen uten-
;Sils could BE used for mixing
chemicals { and processing
negatives and prints, Our
reply, .of course. was an
emphatic no: Aside from the
fact that ssich 8 course you'd
jtlstifiably eEaraS Se any house
wife. the chemical reaction
on such metals could and
probably &osil2i have 4 ruin
Gus effect not only On the
mixtures bsit on any pho-
tographic materials that
were processed In them.
You might use your wife's.
vegetable bowls assuming.
you could get away With 1t,
but processing trays and
tanks are 50 inexpensive that
we recommend their use ex-
clusively for the purpose of
processing. g" {.
SiIheuetse Rroblenl
Another reader asks how.
to silhouette A'person against
the skyline. No tricky prob
lem Is Involved here You
Just pose your subject against
the sky and shoot the pic.
ture from the shadow side.
Alcontrast alter. slipped over.
the lens, such IS b yellow Or
orshee flter will build up @lte
contrast. 1
AIRED filter win Sproduc an
even greater contrast &
Then base your exposure
on the sky rather than ON
the. subjeet--not forge citing;
the nlteg factor when
making the coGputation i
lGirree Image.
Somebody else wants to
know how tosget .a sharp
images when illpto al1hlrg; .
reflected ixik9e in ! d mirror.
Nest bes sfnners and Quite
q few dthefs as wei. make
the mistake IL focusing only
for tle distance ltolh the
camera t9 tzle nfirgot. g
The not sopd sat
butito Set shafps lniisefs
image every time just do.
this: Focus your camera for
the total distance from the
camera to the rejecting sur
face plus the distance from
Evening star., 1961-01-08
:NUMISMAT TIC, NOTES.
The PIiffin

Martin Coles Harmon, the
self -styled s.king" Of Lundy,
q small island on the coast
Of Devon. was . man with Q
seilse Of humor The British
government was not amused,
however. when he issued
coins for his domain In 1879.
He was taken into court,
fined 5 pounds. and warned
that coinage was one Of the
exclusive prerogatives Of the
Crown.
Harmon, . London busi-
i1essmari bought the 1000
acre island some ~ miles on
shore In 1925 for s25. 900. It
had been d base for smug-
glers and pirates III the nth
and 18th centuries. Since it
was outside the three-nile
limit. Harmon insisted II was
not q part Of Britain but .
separate kingdom. he soy-
erned 1t almost as q feudal
domain.
Harmon's coins, really to-
kens. were In denominations
OF pufnns and half puflins,
from . bird Of the aux FAM
ily which for many centuries
has inhabited the island.
Struck In Birmingham, Eng
land. they pictured Harmon
on the diverse and Q pufSin
on the reverse, with half o
.puflin on the smaller coin.
The pufiin had no lex-
change value IN terms Of
other ciifrencies and Was,
never astually III circulation.
This has never deferred col-
lectors. who found Il. ayi-,
tiIofized or. not. an Interest,"
ING and amusing Item d.
NJ DOUufsAs. 4 s.sS ( ~, Z 81 81
The Easbisntoa Numis-
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Speciul Co,ne!rd Spots
Port DnInoae /.

A. factory IN Kiei West
Germany. where one of
zeis-lkon factories b 'lo-a
Gated. has produced . Special,
underwater IV camera cOSt-a
ing 25s0ee D-markf {abo,tt:
$4,000 which Is used 10.
locate damage to. the ezns;
banknents Of ) this. falnous {
seaport. The image Il trans-s !
mitted to . monitor tuhe. at
the control station where ~
Still-c q mera &ttachnaentt!
makes q permanent record,
of the tube Image e,for !
evsluation ana ,hling. s
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Amateur Movies
Boom in Germany

The number Of amateur
movie making clubs in West
Germany afiliated with the,
Federation of German Film
Amateurs has increased from
40 to I40 IN two years, iae-;
cording to Deutsche Press
Agenteur. West German news
agency. In an interview with
the president Of the fedora
ton. Wilhelm .Krallse, pPA
found that there. were about
500. 900 movie. amateurs in
the Federal Republic. Z Their
average investment In equip
ment amounts to about 4. 900
D-marks .(appfoxim ately
$24OO. $ t,g.,ai -. -
Evening star., 1961-01-08
ST AMP AND COIN
/ CLUB MEETINGS.
MONDAY

MONDAY =
Hyattsville Stamp Club
fJuniors)., 7.30 pm, Public
Library. 1880 Farragut street.
Hyattsville. Md. .
GSA Coin Club, $3.50 pm.
Room 3019 Regional once
Building, Seventh and D
streetssS w.
{ WEDNESDAY,
Washinetsn Philatelic So-
ciety, . pm. Arts Club, 20l7
I street NV. Presidents
Night.
Weodridge Stamp Club,
1850 pm. Woodbridge Public
Library. Eighteenth street
and Rhode Island avenue
NE.
THURSDAY
American Topical Associa-
ton, Potomac Chapter, 7:l5
PM. Cleveland Park Library.
Connecticut avenue and Ma
comb street NV. 'Fish on
Stamps" talk and display by
Miss Helen Demond. 49,.
Silver Spring Philatelic So
ciety, dinner meeting, z pm,
Anchor Inn. 2S09 University
boulevard. Wheaton. Md.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Postoge Meter History
THE STORY OF PITNEY-

THE STORY OF PITNEY-
BOWES. BY william Calm
Harper; $3.50.
Pitney-B owes, Inc. Of
Stamford, Conn. developer Of
the postage meter. Is an ,in-
usual company. d fact which
Mr.. Calm documents thor
ougrly. His book is primarily
corporation history. but It
/! contains much Of interest 10
any collector Of postage me-
ter iinprints.--B. r.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
FROM RICHMOND

d London Records. iow-prieed
offspring, Richfnohd. has d
spate Of worthy ones to con.
slider. For, one there Is the
st. Matthew, Passion of Baclfi
with the late contraltoS favor,
ite, Kathleen Ferrier. To hear
her sing this Is To realize her:
rightful exalted place. :
The threesrecordswork, un-
der. Dr.. Reginald Jacques,
would be- q sbafean at any
price. An ilnpDr Drtaht factor Is.
that It issuing In English. !:
Another worth owning Is
the stwosrecerE Bach, Bran
dephurg Concertus with Karl,
Mdhch hfngers: conducting the
Stuttgart Chamber Ctches-
ira. Thes Bolancy sspirit Of
these smuss be Just what
Bach. ordered. Y ,3~
:. Also on two records Tchai-
koyskyss; Sleeping 2 Beauty,
complete. by the Paris Com ]
Eervatory Orchestra I con-
dueted under Anatole Fisto-i,
ulari, This long has been con- /.
Sideted one Of the best Of its j
genre, for good reason. !
Beethoven II represented ins
!, an outstanding Emperors
Piano Concerto played BY
William, Backhaus with the
Vienna Phil harmonic under
the late Clemens Kraysy. One
Of. the greatest. 4.
Then there is Mozart'sifinal
work. fhfS Requiem, ina stir
ring performance hy'g yien-.
iese group led BY Josef
Krips. Excellent in every Do.
tail. -, ~ fti ,.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
cAAAERAsANGLEs
Don't Mix Chemicals
In Kitchen Utensils

the mirror TO the = SHnsece
itself, ~ .s,,,s.:
For instance, Ii the camera
Is seven feet from the mirror
and the Eiibject Is poised
three feet from the mirror.
the camere should be focused
for ten feet. ,'
NiEkt Pictures
Z Another problem that seems
to confront numerous cam
,efa fans Is how to iigfire ex-
positfes when shoe Ring pic-
tlres 1t night BY available
light. There. Is no cut and
. dried answer because there
very few chances to set an
exposure meter reading un-
der such circumstances. Ex-
peflence win have to be your
guide. -
When shooting by moon
Hight quite long exposures
viii be the rule something
like one.half an hour viii be.
required for each 25th sec-
ond the same scene would
call for iE taken BY. daylight.
This means the use Of q tri-.
pod. Of course.
A lighted building. on the
other ! hand. can be taken
with an exposure Of from
"a to s6 seconds-depending
upoh the amount Of light.
t,Tfssa figures cannot be taxi
9eheAS AeGsirkte but used chly
as = guide. The safest way to-
shoot night pictures, II you
have had no previous expert
4ence. Is, to take several Of
eschs scene at different ex-
posllres. 5aT
Correct Paper
How to select the right
photo paper for o given neg
ative2 This depends on the
quality, Of the negative and
TO some degree ON the; Sub.
ject itself. sss 81,
II the Z negative % uorlnaE.
(prpperlys exposed and das
!Yelope } you would use o.
normal scn1tkast perez Tor,
the isrint IL the fllin ii N0liy:
tF&sty then eiise. d losF c9Eis.
ttast paper n e sfbt lew
-eehtfast yIegs ~; d papef of
combensating high contrast
would be used to correct the
de0ciency. s@ss 49,
Now what about the sub
jeet? II the photo was made
as q portrait Of an elderly
person and the negative was
not retouched., you would
find that q rough textured
paper would provide q more
flattering print. On the other
hand where Tine. detail is the
more important factor you
would. use o glossy paper.
Matte papers come m many
degrees Of surface texture
and are usually more suit
able for concealing flaws in
your workmanship. You will
quickly grasp the idea II you
make prints from the same
film on q number Of differ
ent paper surfaces.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

THE AAlERICAS-Argen-
tina one-peso air mail lScott
C70: Minkus 89i). d blue
photogravure stamp issued
November 6. 1857, for Letter
Writing Week.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

matte Society, iDhose mem.
bers hare prepared this seriesf
OF articles. mill ansDer Qiies.
tioss on coins or paper gloner
addressed to NaDiisniatic
Notes. The Sunday Star,
WGsltingtcn ,, q. C.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

Crown AGENTS
OCEANIA-Fii Islands 4
shilling definitive (Scott 1853:
Minkus 175). Kandavu par
rot design In muiticolor
photoeravure by Harrison
Evening star., 1961-01-08

1858.
First Days This Week !
Two first-day ceremonies
are scheduled this week,
L. Robe Walter, special aSe
sistant to the Postmaster
General. win represent the
department when the accent
Patrick Henry American
Credo' stamp goes on sale
"wednesday in Richmond.
The ceremony win be held
at IL am. in st. Johns Epis-
cOpal Church. Twenty-fif
and Broad Streets, where
Henry made the famous
speech ending "Give me
Liberty or give me Death!"
Franklin r. Bruins jr., di-
rector Of the Division Of
Philateiy. win be speaker
when the 1S-cent Statue Of
Liberty air mail in g revised
design Is released Friday at
Buffalo, N. Y.
The ceremony Is scheduled
for 10 am. at the headquar-
ters of the Adam srlewacki
Post, American Legion. with
Representative Thaddeus J.
Dulski, Democrat-Liberal OF
New York. also on the pro-
gram.
First Day Figures Z
When the 4-cent Walter r. :
George memorial stamp was
placed on sale November s. at
Vienna. Ca, there were 27a,.
500 first day covers cancelled
and 510.970 stamps sold for
$20.438.80. with figures for
one stamp, the 4-cent Echo I
Communications for Peace"
commemorative, still to besre
ported. 1860 first day covers
total 20.386, $50 and frst. day
sales. 81. 1854. .5B4.24.s i,
H.H .
Hedsiewich TO Speak
Stallley Hodziewich. cura-
tor Of the philatelic Exhibi-
tion Room, win be guest
speaker at the 30th anni-
versary meeting Of the New
Bedford Stamp Club at 8 pm.
Tuesday at the Washington
Club in New Bedford. Mass.
His topic win be "Philately
and the Post Once Depart-
ment.p -
Sss :
Arlington Club Elects,
DR.. Paul r. Dickens, jr.,
was elected president OF the
Arlington Stamp Club last
Wednesday night. succeeding
Carl Z. Wald. Air Force It.
Col. Walter HOrlick is the
new vice president and Miss
Betty Hole was reelected
secretary treasurer. william
/, H. Woddrop was named
auctioneer and sales manager,
Il szt = "
Laynbrette Wins Trophy
Constant n. I.ambrette was
the winner Of the Gantz
Trophy in the iptra- a-club
gcompetition at the, Collectors
Club meeting last ednesday
night with q display OF
United States Premieres Ora
yures and Spanish Classics.
! Joseph Goggil placed second
with Netherlands Town Cam
GELS and Gerhard Wolf third
with Graf Zeppelins. 4
80 Ah %s
Article on Hungary s,.,>
DR.. William Solyom Fekete.
who has just completed a.
I term as president. of the
Library Of Congress sPhila-
telic Club, Is the author Of
q. series of articles on
Hungarian stamps and
History" starting In the
December II issue Of Stamps
magazine. ., 2
- E< shS
Naval Ship Covers.
!; Information on how to get
Navy ship cachets and cam
cellations Is offered by Frank
H. Strobel, 2i45 Ellis avenue,
New York 81, IN. Y, to persons
who send him q large size
stamped and self addressed
envelope. {s3
waskihstsa's 7Otaess stslsps ana
cein Desief
We Buy snd Sell
Coins Stamps |
Hobby Shop 4
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Richter Performs RoehnoninoH
Gordon. on goshin9ton Record /:

d0Cttng yDsutsclle 4 cram.
riiophonl --Af1dA ana Efiesays
are so closely fel4fed t6 Bar-s
t0k By nationalistic ties tlis>
music Nseelns TO be In their
very blood: Asldass pla2iiag OF
the Third I has q roImantic
rather than exciting izaycr 4
making the most of sssicll7
elegiac moments as the adngio'
geliaioso of the Third Gems
cest6.. The Second packs ex-
eiteIlIept Z Aiy1elity into the
yerst,ssiye outer movements. !
SBRHLIANT STRAyINSKY !
The record catalog Is srichers
and so win be your library
with the inclusion ! OF Lon4
don,s brilliant new recording
0f'two Isor Strayinsky works.,
Symphony in C. and Sym
phony h Three Movements.
: With Efpests Ansermet ct
the helm. his Suiss Rognande'
OrchestTa.s Performance is
like q tlne etching Of these
wa~kns,sh ftvs,n,.fr. x,,skS& - kk>Sv
Jagged rfiythms and pent-up.i
energies. The Symphony in
Three Movements WIN seriind
listeners Of StrayinslyS early
ballefe. SO sss. > q - .. SS%
The lean And dry sound OF,
Anserinet t,s orchestFa seems
inst tight for She music,
which IN every way is q
triumph.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
sTANfPe AND COINS

STAMPS AND COINS
Isai WNITR ACE SUPFEE1ENTs
Now INsGT0CK. JOHN ABMOeTt, SOS
I1tH ST. NV, DI. 1855.
STAMPS CONS
HUNDREDS of book Tor your stamina
tion. stamps. afTapsed by sountly:
thru Friday, ESQ 70 $50; Saturday,
0:,O 70 ZOO. Always. m the market
for Afe stamps and. coma.
JACK O. KING
HIS Eye. So nv. NE. s-452i
WSshlnetsn o. D. &c.
sWEEKyT SfIhfR gHOP
UaI3y Ate4l Aastlene
2i0.se ;T3AMkH0nTATl0N BLDG. !,
ei5 11th SO: NV: - 8 Ma. S.S.S9
CosjtS BJlght md Sold
COIN snoR III &
IN. DOT GLAS
Aa1 r9fse &4si n ID. M. 1-3U1n
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Naval Ship Covers

Information on how TO get
Navy ship cachets and can
cellations is offered by Frank
H. Strobel, 2i45 Ellis avenue.
New York 81, IN. y, to persons,
who send him a large size
stamped and self addressed
envelope. ~ 4 ia, <.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
Article ON Hungary,

DR.. William Solyom Fekete.
who has just completed a;
term as president. of the
Library Of Congress sPhila-
telic Club. Is the author Of
q. series of articles, on
Hungarian stamps and
History" starting In the
December II issue Of Stamps
magazine. .. Z, :
Evening star., 1961-01-08

TAe Mashiagtea Na,ais
Evening star., 1961-07-02
3 Arrested After
Beer Can Row
At Jazz Festival

NEW PORT. R. L, July /
(AP) "A few beer cans were
hurled at police tonight as the
music at Newport Festival, sue
cessor to the Newport Jazz Fes-
tival, started its second night.
The incident occurred as po-
lice moved in on a young man
who staged an impromptu
dance-described as jive-then
fled into the crowd of about
$4,000. He and two others
were taken into custody.
The community, torn by a
riot last year, was jammed with
traffic. Officials rushed 600
chairs into Fr6ebody Park to
expand the 10000 seats that
already had been filled.
Some 200 unable to gain en-
trance to the park milled out
side. Police Chief Joseph A.
Radice said he was still conf
dent his officers were on top
of the situation" and he did
not expect recurrence of last
years outbreak.
Louis (Sachmo) Armstrong,
king of trumpeters, featured
the opening. performance last
night. Top jazz specialists and
singers were among the per-
formers tonight.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
Space Net Test
Set This Summer
By the Associated Press

The tracking and communi-
cations network that will link
Americas first man-in-orbit
with earth will be tested late
this summer with a 100-pound
satellite, the civilian space
agency announced yesterday.
1t will provide a realistic test
of the recently completed To-
station Mercury tracking net
work.
The satellite, to be called
Mercury-Scout I, will be
launched into an orbit approx
imately 80 miles high. It will
travel in the same path the
first manned orbiting Mercury
capsule will follow - possibly
this year but probably not un-
til next year.
Into the test satellite will be
placed transmitting and receiv-
ing equipment identical to that
being used in the Mercury
spacecraft.
The satellite will be propelled
from Cape Canaveral, Fla, by
a Scout. This is a four stage
solid propellant vehicle devel-
oped by the National Aeronau-
tics and Space Administration
as an inexpensive multi-purpose
space research booster.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
Schiottoreggios End
5O-Yeor Separation

Sam Schiattareggia was a
very happy man last night as
80 members of his family
some of whom he had not seen
for so years-gathered round
him for a reunion.
Mr.. Schiattareggia, 70. of
1860 Alabama avcA. lie, Sc, a
Washington contractor, was re-
united with his brother Domi-
mic, from Messina, Sicily, and
his sister, Mrs. Dominica Chill
lari of Buenos Aires, Aregen-
tina, after a separation of so
years.
Also gathered at the Schiat-
tareggia home were four other
brothers and sisters, 10 or Is
auntS and uncleS, cousins and
innumerable. children, in addi-
tion to Mr.. Schiattareggia's
three sons and two daughters.
The family celebrated the oc-
casion with a lawn party, many
toasts with good wines and
much hearty Italian food. One
of Mr.. Schiattareggia's brothers,
Angelo, of Arlington, Va, was
unable to attend because of
illness.
The other members of the
family wandered about the lawn