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Portfolio Service

The Photographic Society
Of America (PSA) pictorial
division is soliciting inquiries
from subminiature (8-mm or
16-mm) fans who are inter-
ested in participating in q
subminiature portfolio for
the makers Of prints from the
newly popular small mega
tives.
A portfolio" Is q group Of
approximately q dozen pho
tographers, each Of whom
submits one or more Of his
best prints to the group di-
rector, who then circulates
the prints. for written COM
ments and criticisms. among
all members Of the group.
A portfolio commentator,
who is an experienced ex-
hibitor, Is included in the
group. and his comments. to-
gether with those Of the other
portfolio members. give the
printmaker valuable assist
ance in improving his pho
tographic techniques.
Inquiries may be addressed
to Mrs. Barbara NJ. Sieger,
director Of PSA American
Portfolios. 200 Braunsdorg
road. Pearl River. N. Y.
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Merit Awords Go
To Fnyule and
Mrs. Bowler
Meritorlous Service Award

MeritOrious Service Award
The Post Office Depart
ment's Meritorious Service
Award has been presented
to:
America A. w. FavaIe, di-
rector of visual information
and exhibits. FOR development
Of outstanding postal and
philatlic displays, particu-
larly for the Pony Express
Cavalcade and the Interna-
tional Philatelic Congress at
Barcelona.
Mrs. Lee Bowler, office Of
the special assistant, for her
work with public relations
portions Of the philatelic
program. particularly ar
rangements for first day
ceremonies.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
.NUMISMATIC NOTES
Stone Mountuin Holt

Observance this year Of the
Tooth anniversary Of the Ciyil
War recalls the story of a
coin that could have been is
sued .only in America.
On January 81. 1925. only
so years after the end Of the
war, the first Stone Mountain
commemorative half dollars
were struck at the Philadel-
phia Mint.
The diverse Of the silver
coin bears the legends In
God We Trust" and Stone
Mountain, 1925" and the
mounted figures Of the Con-
federacy,s two greatest gen.
erals, Robert E. Lee and
Stonewall jackson. On the
reverse is an American eagle
and the dedication ITO the
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The IL lower values. /, 2,
6, Z, 8, 10, IL, 10. 20, IS, 32
and so agorot. win each
feature q different sign In
mosaic, and the / pound high
value. a larger multicolor
stamp, will represent all IL
Of the signs traditionally as
signed to the belt Of the
celestial sphere In the path
Of the sun.
SWEDEN-The 10th an
niversary Of Scandinavian
Airlines System (SAS) will
be marked February "a by
the joint release by Sweden.
Norway and Denmark Of
stamps in a jet plane design
by Philip Won Schantz.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
CAMERA ANGLES
Teamwork Helpful !
In Filming inaugural

but do have q list Of each
needed scene with Q suggested
number Of seconds for each.
We say suggested" because
only when the time comes to
shoot can a photographer de-
termine the actual amount Of
! footage to be taken.
The assistant should be Q
qualified cameraman, too, be-
cause much Of the success or
failure win depend upon his
ability to unload and reload
a camera so that vital scenes
will not be lost due to
jammed film or light-struck
film.
The need for two cameras
at each location is obvious
If one should run out Of film
or break down at a crucial
moment and essential part of
the overall film will be ir-
retrevably lost.
Processing, Screening
After the inaugural cere-
monies have been completely
filmed. all Of the rolls should
be processed at once and then
q careful screening Of all
footage made with all par
ticipating photographers and
the man who will edit the
film in a free-for-all confer
ence. Only after many hours
OF discussion can the editor
begin his Job.
Whoever does the Job Of
editing should be capable.
Then he should be let alone
to do the job the way he best
sees fit-and without recrim-
nations from those whose
pet scenes have been cut out
Of the finished film.
For the lone camera fan
who has no way of making
q complete record Of the In
auguration we advise him to
try for @ place in front Of or
at q good angle to shoot the
actual ceremony Of inaugura-
ton as 1t takes place.
He should have q full set
OF lenses to get the close.ups
ss well as the medium and
long shots.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
CAMERA
CALENDAR

WASHINGTON SOCIETY OF CTN.
PHOTOGRAPHERS, Monday, 4 nm.
GsA auditorium. ? street between
~" Scenarios." 9 PsA-MPD series
Sarroom Sn seenni1nes Sv J,r.,o, one Nisht n .
contest entry yrsIHas pi.eOS.r War;sn; gsn.,.s wsc
2 commercial 16-mm ceior.sound
film: sylvania sun Gun demonstra. !.
tion. Reserve May for the Gala
show. when the "top Oh the best
ten Winners In the 1860 PeA In
VIII be shown By wSC.
DLRA CAMERA CLUE. Tuesday.
DspsrtnD.nt gS Dt spiiSsn. h02% sC,1 ;,9:,,E EE.5oi q
Constitution avenue NV. j. j. Ms.
Dermott TO speak on "InterchanRe-
aoie Lenses" Bring slides Tor
FREE STATE CAMERA CLUE,
buildins Assoeistion 1sids entrsneeS. J.
25e5 Hamilton street. Hyattsviile,
Mo. How TO Grow With Your Cam
chrome and color competition. %HoiI-
day Pictures"
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC so.
Museum TTsGasss'an Tsnss ans co5:stutGsns $ sssST.l sV:
nne NV. Rev. Herbert z. stein
ton" Live essay on France as
She Lives" and short recorded essay
on How Not to Make q Photo
Essay" Question period. Members
70 bring two slides. The Rev. Mr.,
Stein-Schneider is past president oi
the Greater. Washington Council Of
Camera Clubs; Award. et Decem-
Enriieh' g Ply; ?. orsttan. Z. john
caseaf. M. MRsfSilnSer RsSleSn. MsrtIn " hsksr' ndi.
Ter. 9. Sage. M. 9chlicht, B. Ghfoe-
DER. O. stegner. Z. Yoder.
SILVER SPRING CAMERA CLUE,
Thursday, S:l5 pm. Silver Spring
Library. Col. Joseph LaWrie. Judge
ana speaker. The club win sponsor
the PsA Tops" show In February.
Recent awards: r. H. Blair. T. r.
Jones Newell Atwood, Hush Cham
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROUNDTABLE.
USDA Graduate School. Friday, 8
pm, Room 1902, Print and slide
analysis program, members to BRING
four slides and four prints.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON, D. C.
Recreation Department, February 3
70 s. lobby, d. 8. Department. OF
Commerce. Fourteenth and Z streets
NV. Color and monochrome divi-
sions. cash awards In esch: S25,
$40, $40. also honorable mentions.
Photographers within 25-miie radius
q District invited 70 exhibit. CAN
AD. 4-2o60. Ext. 8. for information.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
BRIDGE CALENDAR
TODAY

TODAY
Duplicate Bridge Center. Q Du-
pont circle. Mp pairs. l; pairs,
f:30. Playfair. 1431 Harvard: pairs,
TOMORROW
Andrews. Andrews ARE Officers
Club; pairs. 7:45. Arl-fax, 1920
ehensy Chase. eossSst sscs West % sVenue Be- Be.
David Tsylor Medel Basin, carde-
rock: pairs 10; Duplicate Bridgs
MP open pairs; 7;sQ; Junior master master
stoned Officers Mess: pairs, 7:45.
TUESDAY
Duplicate Bride Center. Q pH.
Church. American Legion Hall. 400
7:45. Federal, Hotel 24QO Sixteenth:
pairs, 7:45. Federal Power Cen.
missien. official dining room, GAO
Country Club. pairs tinyita tionaD. s.
Internal Revenue Service, cafeteria,
IRIS Building: Mp pairs. q: Ment-
g0mery, 400 Norwood drive; MP
pairs. 7:45, Officers Service Club,
1914 Twenty-first; pairs, ..
WEDNESDAY
Agudas Achim Mems Club, 1900
Valley drive, Alexandria; pairs, 8.
Belle haven Country Club, Alexan-
dria: pairs, 7:45. Chess, Apt. 201,
Hotel 24O0 Sixteenth; pairs. 7:45.
Congressionnl Secretaries, New House
Sfiise BUILDING; pairs; 2; DuplleSte
pairs. /; pairs. 1880. Grand slam.
closed. McJC. Montgomery County
Jewish Community Center; pairs.
$50. Silver Spring, 94O6 Bruce
street, SILVER Spring: pairs. 10 am.
State.CSIA, executive dining room.
GSA Building; pairs, 7:15.
THURSDAY
Duplieats Bridge Center, 9 Du-
Fails Church. American Legion HSii.
400 y. Oak; Individual champion
ship c,,d nirst session.; 9aogi Si45 an; Sres-
lieate. Apt. 52s, 24sO Sixteenth:
pairs, noon reservations. AD. 4.
0116l. WashinEton Bridge League,
FRIDAY
,nstoa Sisd, sns ccsrs p'iS; House sas3. "a.
Chase Juniors, 6s03 West ave-,
BSIsss. BsshIssass IsiS.. Dars nv.stOR' d1y.., zaS
sss; sfsS; sssinDnsTs DsiTs upRFisa.: RFsaTs 7S9 Hpt.
529. 24s0 Sixteenth: pairs. 3 (res-
ervations. AID. 4-O1l6). Irving st..
4l3 ~ irving, Arlington; pairs. 7:45.
MP pairs. g. Walker, 61OO Forty
second place, Hyattsville; pairs,
o:15 am: pairs. 8.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

SAS, q syndicate Of three
national aviation companies.
is one Of the best known
examples Of Scandinavian
economic cooperation.
The Swedish stamp, a 40
ore blue engraved by Arne
Wallhorn. will be issued In
coil and booklet form.
GREECE The Olympic
golf medal yachting victory
Of Crown Prince Constantine
will be commemorated by q
2.5 drachmae stamp to be
issued Wednesday. Pierson
Ostrow reports.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
By A. J. WEDDERBURN
Contributing Writer

The Inauguration Of a
President is one Of those
historical events that war
rants the use Of . lot Of film
so that it may be forever
recorded for posterity. ANA
teurs will. without question.
shoot far more footage than
the combined output Of all
tina newsreel outfits. and II
some Of this is properly CO.
ordinated both In shooting
and In editing some splendid
films should result.
This can be accomplished
through well-planned camera
club activity or by the COM
bined efforts Of individual
camera fans who make q
team effort to record the
1851 Inauguration.
In either case good plan
ming. with one man In charge
Of operations Is essential.
Haphazard scenes taken at
random, even with the best
Of editing, will never make
Q good film story. Too many
things will be forgotten or
inadvertently omitted and
too much repeat footage viii
be unnecessarily made.
Script II Necessary
Very definitely q shooting
script should be made during
q discussion by the partici-
pating photographers. A
bull.session, under the direc-
tion Of . leader. viii soon
develop q number Of good
ideas for o shooting script.
A decision should be made
as to how many major points
will be covered-and this
will usually be determined
by the number Of available
cameramen.
II six photographers will
be shooting, each can be
assigned to cover o certain
area Of action. Each Of these
areas win probably have to
be covered from one vantage
point because there will be
little, II any. freedom Of
movement once things get
under way.
So. obviously, each man
will have to locate himself
at o place where he can get
everything from close-ups to
long shots-and have the
necessary lenses to &C.
complish this.
Assistant Is Helpful
Each participating photog-
rapher should have o list Of
must" shots or scenes and
should have an assistant to
help him In as many ways as
possible. The assistant can
keep o lookout for the ap-
proach Of the presidential
car and other outstanding
personalities, remind the
camera operator to take the
needed crowd shots. ETC., and
can be reloading one camera
while the photographer is
shooting with the other.
The need Of O good shoot
ing script and an experienced
second cameraman" cannot
be overstressed. Without q
List Of scenes, many win be
forgotten in the excitement.
Nothing elaborate is required
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SATURDAY

Chess; Apt 20l s,I,:.. E0tsI Zoo PIE:
Center. Dupont circle; pairs, /;
Mp pairs. 7:30. walsh, 1892 Massa-
Auxiliary, Apt. col. Hotel 24OO six
teenth: Bennett Cup pair champion
ship (first session., noon (members
only. reservations. AP. 7-4949 or
UN. 4-0696l.
TOURNAMENTS
Jan. 2O-22-Richmend Mid Winter
Sectional, Hotel John Marshall.
Richmond, Va. women's pairs, mems
pairs. 8 (Fridayl; open pairs. 2 and
8 (6aturdayl; teams, and $50
jan. 2i-2e-Marylsnd state Sec
tional. Hotel Southern. Baltimore.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

Installation of Sir Syed
Putra, 39-year-Old Rajah
of Perlis State, as para
mount ruler Of Malaga on
January 4 was marked by
this 10 sen blue and black
Stamp.-Crown Agents.
ruary 27. Woodward g. 10th
rop reports.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS
TODAY

TODAY
National Capitol. Match
Collectors Club, 2 pm, Con-
gressional Hotel, 800 New Jer-
sey avenue Sc.
MONDAY
Northern Virginia Stamp
Club, 8 pm, home of William
w. Woddrop, 5400 Young
blood street, Mclean, Va.
Auction.
TUESDAY
International Society for
japanese Philately, Washing
ton Chapter, 8 pm, Parish
Hall. st. Columba's Episcopal
Church, 4201 Albemarle
street NV.
WEDNESDAY
Collectors Club Of WASH
ington, 8 pm, Odd Fellows
Temple, 4l9 Seventh street
NV.
Montgomery Coin Club,
8 pm. Perpetual Building
Association, 8710 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY
THE 35th PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES
INAUGURATION DAY,
JANUARY 10th, 1861
WASHINGTON, D. C..
The lnououro Committee hos established the following
Official prices:
THE BRONZE MEDAL $50
. THE PURE SILVER MEDAL $500
Through arrangements mode by the 1861 nououro COM
mittee in Washington. D. C., proud to be dis
trbuon ooeney for the Official Inaugural Medal Of Pres
dent Kennedy
Both the bronze ond the silver medols ore handsome
2A" in size ond ore boxed with printed leoflet ond
holder for Displaying the medal
The nououroI Committee hos limited the issue Of silver
redos TO $500 serioly numbered pieces for the entire
Notion They ore struck in pure silver OF fneness Of
better than .e9e. Order your silver medal now to avoid
disappointment.
OTHER OFFICIAL MEDALS FROM
OUR COIN DEPARTMENT
The four medols following ore each 2" in size and
boxed with printed Informative Ieoet They supreme
exompIes Of medoIie ort at its finest
ALASKA STATEHOOD, bronze medal, 1852 400
SANTA FE's S5OTH YEAR, bronze medal, 1860. 400
HAWAII STATEHOOD, bronze medal 1860. 400
U.S.S ENTERPRISE. Bronze medoI, 1860, to COM
emorote the launching Of Novys vessel the
oreest ship in the world and the first nueIeor powered
oircroft carrier. 400
U.S.S ENTERPRISE Silver medoI os the above bronze
Struck in pure silver and limited to 5000 seroly limited
pieces for the entire country 5000
THE limited issues Of the first three medoIs above have
long since been sold out).
SOME IMPORTANT HISTORICAL COINS
ALEXANDER THE GREAT Silver Tetrodroehm Of
Moeedon type struck obout 336-323 &c Loroe fine
coin. 1850
GENERAL MAC ARTHUR COINS. Set Of silver coins,
Peso and "a Peso struck in l947 at the Son Francisco
Mint by the Philippines to commemorate their iberotor
400
NAPOLEON GOLD. The fomous Napoleon" or 20 Frone
piece with dotes from lSOo-l8l4. $500
ISRAEL GOLD. The 20 Pound commemorative coin 1850
the Centennial of HerzI The first gold coin of
Israel otter 1000 yeors Of coinoee Only 10000 struck
for worldwide distribution and only small quota
hand. $500
W5L-stomps and Coins lst Floor Washington g. D. CT
also Chevy Chase, Maryland
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Highway Post Office List

y SA 0AAVC0 St4bCo
Highway Post Offices listing
all HPO routes in alphabeti-
cal order from the first regu-
lar route In 194l to date has
been published by the Ma
tional Highway Post Office
Society. The directory pro-
vides a convenient checklist
for HPO collectors. It is
available from the society,
Box 142. Salem. Mass, at 81
q copy.
Mas0ns Sponsor Covers
The George Washington
Masonic Stamp Club is spon-
soring three cacheted covers
this month and next, a Pat
rick Henry, Credo first day
cover postmarked at Rich
mono January IL, a Ken
nedy johnson inaugural
cover using the 50-Star Flag
stamp. postmarked at WASH
ington at noon January 20,
and q Washington's Birthday
cover with a picture Of the
Chamber Clock stopped at
the moment Of Washington's
death. using the Washing
ton Credo stamp and post
marked at Alexandria on
February %.
The covers will be sold as q
unit of three for 81 and will
be mailed after February %.
Orders may be placed with
James zollickoffer, Union
Bridge, Md.
4 4 y 4
New Issues
ISRAEL-A new regular
set of 13 stamps In designs
featuring the signs Of the
Zodiac will be issued Feb
Evening star., 1961-01-15

The design by A. Tassos
shows the Prince and his
yacht, Two million Of the
stamps will be printed In
offset by the Aspioti Elka
firm Of Athens.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
PHiLATELlc NEWS
Yeor's 5 Cover I otoI.
Nearly q Million
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
star Stamp Editor

Final figures for 1860 show
20,970. .405 first day covers
Cancelled. compared with H.
377.477 in 1859 and 9,742,41S
in 1858.
Revenue from first day
sales reached $1.917.36e.16
last year. compared with ST.
l83,s3e.s4 in 1859 and ST.
04l,407.97 in 1858.
When the Echo I "Commu-
nications for Peace" stamp.
the final issue Of 1860, was
placed on sale here Decem-
Der IS there were 583,747
first day covers Cancelled and
1.069,623 stamps sold for
$42.784.92.
This brought the total Of
covers handled by the WASH
ington City Post Office to
10.294, ,87S and total income
from the years IL first day
sales here to $793.277.40.
. 4 4 n
Agency Sales Up
The Philatelic Sales Agency
reported sales Of 1851, ,034.34
for the 1860 calendar year
compared with $2,ss4, ,s6O.3l
for 1859 and $2.eo4, ,246.6o for
1858.
The 4-cent Pony Express
envelope Of 1850 and the
NATO. Dental Health and
DR.. Mcdowell issues Of 1863
have been removed from
sale.
Also off the list are the
1h-cent Mount Vernon reg
ular stamp in sheet form,
the 50-cent postage due of
the 1880 series, the 7-cent
blue air mail endwise coil
the 1A-cent and 2h-cent
sheet, coil and embossed en-
velope in unprecancelled
form. and the 7-cent air mail
envelope in sizes 63< and 10.
Stamp World Appears
Stamp World. q new phila-
telic review. makes its bow
this month as q 32-page slick
paper magazine. Volume 1,
Number features "The Fab
ulous Count Ferrary" by
Gustav Detgen. jr., and q va
riety OF other articles and
departments designed, Edi-
tor-Publisher Mel Shapiro
says. to interest. inform and
present q fresh point Of view
In philately.
Subscription price is S. q
year. and single copies are so
cents from the publisher at
P. o. Box 80. Brooklyn 50,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
New Issues

ISRAEL-A new regular
set of 13 stamps in designs
featuring the signs Of the
Zodiac will be issued Feb
Evening star., 1961-01-15

Coins Bought and Sold
COIN SHOP
B. IA. DOUGLAS
4O2 18th -. NV. RE. 7-3028
NEW ISSUES, Packets, Mixtures. Bar
gain lots, etc. A. v. GALCIUS, Rm.
207, Woodward Bldg, 18th g. H NV
COLLECTORs-Fill empty spaces eco
nomically with our low cost approvals
Over 100000 varieties mounted by
country at 50eo Off Scott prices. Also
books at 1c. &c, &c and SC each stamp
state preference. Free gift with each
$500 purchase. sANDEE STAMP CO.,
Frenchtown. N. J.
Gigantic Collection Free-Includes Tri-
angles--Early United States--Animals
emoratives--British Colonies
High Value Pictorial. etc. Complete COL
lection. plus big illus. magazine. all
FREE Send &c for postage. GRAY
STAMP CO., Dept. Ws, Toronto, Can.
PETEK'S STAMP STORE
STAMP. AUCTIONS DAILY
WE BUY - WE SELL
WE CAN SERVE YOU
1880 Grandview Ave-. wheaton, Md.
1861 WHITE ACE SUPPLEMENTS
NOW IN STOCK. JOHN ARNOSTI, eos
1fth ST. NV, D1. 1880.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
STAMPS AND COINS
STAMPS-c0INS

WEEKS STAMP SHOP
Daily Stamp Auctions
1920 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
S16 18th 80. NV. Ma. 8-52B8
Evening star., 1961-05-28

ALEXANDRIA, better home with
9 budget price for this spacious
4-bedroom,. 2-bath brick rambler
in beautiful Lincolnia Hills. Trees,
walk-out basement and many
custom extras; FILA, minimum
Evening star., 1961-05-28

OWNERS SALE b.r., cottage
on "a acre lot, Clinton, Md, Sacf.
to quick buyer. CY. 7-S354.
OX0N HILL-3-bedrm. rambler;
lge. fenced lot. Small dr. payment
SOUTHLAWN RLTY., LO. 1892
ox0N HILL-3.year-old; 3-bedrm
sass 1GYli III. SRSEe M d1 cH $!ss99s $s!s9ss' mo.
oX0M E!1SInI HHLI$295 II S.sI cT On: incl; set
i acre Of feii land. 'e owner viii With In /
ST. $4,000.
PALMER PK-S295 dn, incl, set
lot. OWNER will i'm. ST. $4,000.
PALMER PARK - 3-bedrm. brick
home; Ige fenced lot: redec.; va.
s.Rfis saRfsl.s si9' dn' OWNER 10
PALMER AIMEE RI sisa5op pTssfy Snyy 3d. $$sFd5% mo
IdealI,DD 90 y k, fin Big
PALMER PARK, SII,95O = Clear
as a pin 3-bedrm. rambler, din
area, modern kit, storm window!
and doors, closets galore. S40(
down FHA. Hurry up.
PARAMOUNT SALES, HA. 2-1S0t
PRINCE, GEORGES PLAZA AREA
"A bedrms., 2 full baths. brIcl
Cape Cod; $1,000. BY OWNER
AP. 7-9339.
PR. GEO. PLAZA-Small estate. 4
shrubs, flowers, estate fenced, hus,
cost $4,000, owner sac, SCI ,00(
or best offer for immed. sale
Extra side lot avail. UN, 4-7454
Sun. afternoon. WA. 4-9400 othel
times.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

New 3-bedrm. brk. ramblerS anc
split-levels. Sep. din. rms, walk.
out daylight bsmts., rec. rms
Walk to Mt. calvary Parish
shopping and transportation.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

ALEXANDRIA, Beverly Hills area,
bedrms., 2Ia-yr. brick split-leyel,
den. walk-in closet, rec. rm., ga
baths, screened porch, fenced yard
near Pentagon, George Mason
School and bus; low sos. XII. s.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS

REALTORS JA. 5-6S0O
ALEX.-Townhouse; 3 bedrms.. full
bsmt.; fenced yard: patio: close to
schools and shopping center; pool
gage, $3.50 down, $50 mo-. IS
yrs Immed. occupancy. so. 5-6226.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
CLosE-IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
BLUE CHIP INVESTMENT

delightfu home on wooded lot in desi
ioeson OF hSne priced homes in nearby Fairfax County
room both with freplaces; separate dining kit
4 large bedrooms baths n screened o
floored with rich imported tile. Only S33 700. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-17
QpenMedhesd5yMgh&@

SPECIAL HOURS THIS WEEK ONLY!
Open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 10 am. to
op'm.; Saturday 10 am. to pm. Free ParkingI
Kodiak mirror., 1961-09-15
Poll Still On To Determine Best Loved Hymns

The contest to determine the hymnes America loves best, an nounced in an earlier edition of The Kodiak Mirror, has been ex- tended to Oct. 20, according to word received from the sponsors of the contest. More than 675 news papers have joined in taking the vote.
 The contest is open to all who wish to participate, and is spon- sored by the Christian Herald. Readers are asked to mail their choice to Audience Analysts, Inc, Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. The first ten hymns selected in similar poll in 1860 were: The Old Rugged Cross; What Friend We Have Tn Jesus; Tn The Garden; How Great Thou
Kodiak mirror., 1961-09-15
CLOTHING BABY

By Robert McNair Mitchell, M. D. Dept. of Gynecology and Obstetrics,
 Pennsylvania and Lankenau
 Hospitals, Philadelphia, Pa.
 For the first year of his life, your baby needs very little in the way of clothing. The fact is that all your baby needs is to be clean and warm.
 Baby's clothes should allow for for growth, be easy to put on and take off, be washable and durable As point out in my book, Mine Months To Go" (Lippincott), bab- ies don't like to be overdressed, it makes them fussy. Babies also don't like to have clothing put over their heads. Wrap-around gar ments will help overcome this.
 Here is a typical minimum lay cite list:
 Four dozen diapers, one dozen if you use diaper service. Six shirts, long sleeves if it's cold, short sleeves if it's warm Six nightgownS or wrappers. Three waterproof pants, part plastic or rubberized cotton. Two sweaters, one wool and one wool and cotton. Six pads, 11x 18 and rubber sheeting to be placed over the mattress. Four flannel blankets, 36x40. One baby bunting or coat for cool weather. One woolen blanket. One package of special diaper pins.
 If you plan to use a diaper serv- ice, you won't need a lot of diapers, but dozen or so extra diapers will always come in handy.
 A word about diapers. There are all sorts and the diaper service will be glad to show you the several kinds that they offer. The diaper should be soft and absorbent. There are some which have triple thick ness of cloth in the middle and are made so that they go around the baby with lot less material left over to fold and pin. Make sure you
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see all kinds before you decide on the one you will use. The dispos- able paper diapers are very useful if you go visiting with baby.
 If at all possible, use a diaper service. In the long run, when you count the time it takes, the amount of detergent, disinfectant and trouble involved, using service costs about the same and you are sure that the diapers are germ free. It takes lot of washing un- der the right conditions to get dia- pers really clean. If you do them yourself, make sure they are clean and dry when you put them on the baby.
 It is good idea to plan your baby's wardrobe so that one com plete set of clothes is in the wash, one is ready in a drawer and one is on the baby.