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Evening star., 1962-09-09
CAMERA
CALENDAR

EXHIBITION or COLOR PHOTO
GRAPHS, 'Of Cabbages and Kings"
BY Richard Beattie, September IA
through October 80, ct Arts and In
dustrtes Building. Jefferson drive be-
5gSen Ninsseentn arGaid anS TTelith r;a, street;
Graphic Arts. Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. Open daily and sunday,
3 am. to 4:30 pm.
ARTS CLUB OF WASHINGTON,
2O17 street NV, o salon OF pho-
t0graphy by Russian professionals;
sponsored by the Photographic So
ciety. Of America: to hang contin-
uously for three weeks starting Sep
tember 16. Hours daily and Sunday,
IL am. TO 5 pm; special tea Sep
tember 16 from 4:30 to $50 pm.
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC So
GETTY print program, Wednesday
s pm, National Museum, Tenth and
Constitution avenue NV. s2resenta-
ton of works by Jim Johnson who
competitions. Some 40 70 30 prints
1Gx20 will be shown and discussed.
Members will bring UP to four black
and white prints for club eompeti-
tion. The NPS slide program will be
held September 10 when Mr.. and
Art Of the Photo Essay"
- OLD OOMANAON CAmEnA OLuDS
Thursday, 8 pm, Broyhill Audito-
rum, 1900 Lee highway near Glebs
road, Arlington. Va. Public invited.
Members will exhibit color slides
taken on vacation and Myron Glas-
ser will illustrate an informal talk
with vacation-type slides. Meetings
this year will be held on the second
(eolor slide mighty and fourth (moho-
chromes nighk) Of each month. Area
photographers invited. For infor-
nation. call KE. 6-71b1.
USDA GRADUATE SCHOOL FHO-
TOGRAPHIC ROUNDTABLE, regis-
tration September 8 to 10, first
session September 21 In Room 1905,
South Agriculture, TAB pm. Regis
ter In patio Of administration
building, Fourteenth street and In
dependence avenue s.W.. IL am. TO
$3.50 pm. Monday to Friday and
3 am. to 4 pm. Saturday. Fee 10
S5. Former members may register
ct first meeting.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
NUMISMATC NOTES
Emergency Gold

Emergency money is often
issued in time Of war, usual
ly in the form Of paper or
base metal. Americans who
served in the Philippines in
World War II remember the
large amounts of Japanese
military currency in circula-
tion-so much that service
men call it Mickey Mouse
money"
But not all japanese emer-
gency money was worthless.
Military unit commanders
were issued "coins" of pure
gold to make essential pur-
chases If they should be cut
off from supplies by an in
vading American force.
These "coins" were Man
churians gold taels, 80 nm in
diameter, Q nm thick, weigh
ing 314 grams and made Of
1000 fine "a carat gold, with
a design and edge on only
one side.
This diverse design was a
familiar one in Asia, Chi
nese characters reading "Fu-
ku" in Japanese and mean
ing prosperity" or good
luck" Gold so stamped often
served as q gift in a situation
in which money would not be
considered appropriate.
The taels usedSby the jap
Evening star., 1962-09-09
New Pamphlets List
Photography Books

Three new pamphlets list
ing helpful books available
from Eastman Kodak Com
pany have been announced
and can be obtained free from
the firms Sales Service Divi-
sion, Rochester 4, New York:
Basic Pictureta king"
Pamphlet No. Ais.
Advanced and Professional
Photography" pamphlet Al
g..
Specialized Photography, "
pamphlet Alt. This group
Of book = listings deal with
scientific, aerial and radiog-
raphy photography.
Any Of the books listed
In the pamphlets can be pur-
chased from dealers or or
dered through them.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR

TODAY
Duplicate Bridge Center, @ Dupont
circle, 1870 and 7:45. Playfair, 1431
Harvard. 1:45.
MONDAY
Andrews, Andrews AFB Officers
Club linvitationaD, Mp. 7:45. Arl-
7:45. Chevy Chase, es03 West ave-
nue., Bethesda (iIlvitationaD, 7:45.
Duplicate Bridge Center, Dupont
circle, 7:45 CAD. 4-266S). Fairfax,
l10s st. Andrews drive (reserya-
tens, , CIR; 3,59249 g:45. Fort Meade,
Labor Department, 4. Silver SprirE,
e405 Bruce drive, silver Spring
Tubbs Arlington Studio, 923 South
wakefield, Arlington (invitational.
IA. 6-o0l5), 10.
TUESDAY
Chevy Chase Juniors, 6S03 West
avenue. Bethesda linyitationaD, 7:30.
Fails Church, Washington House,
next 70 state Theater on Lee high
way IKE. 6-6994. 7:45. Federal, 8
pupont circle, 5;45, Federal Power
GAO Building. $3.50. Goren DupIi.
cate. Suite 102. the Dupont East,
l54b Eighteenth reservations. 667-
lo40l. noon. Indian Spring. Coun-
Iy Club QnvitationaDs 9. Internal
MsrsI MMsvsnue. cafeteriaS RS Buildsng z.
Bethesda, 7:45. Offiesrs GcmSO0 seryie:: gr1Es:
Cub, 1874 Twenty-first street, 8.
2eOO Valley Drive, Alexandria. 10.
WEDNESDAY
AEudas Achim Mems Club, 2eOo
Sy Valley drive, Alexandria, MP. s.
ST cins HCtei aaoS n1isatioG1s 4S Ghsss
7:45. Confessional Secretaries, caf-
eteria. New House Office Building,
MP. Duplicate Bridge Center, 8
Fsl1pnS, FRGas c!FSe YacA AP Rots 4tsessss sse .S 745
fax. 7:45. MentsOm%eSy % County cunt Jew Jew
ism Community Center, s, NH. caf-
eteria, NH. Building one (invita-
tionaD, 8. Penthouse, cafeteria, HEW
BUILDING. North. 8. Silver Spring,
essrvatiUSs eaSs RfSns G S5tVs s7siSr silysr Spring
THURSDAY
Chevy Chase. no game until oc-
tober. Falls Church, Washington
House. next to state Theater on Lee
Highway, Mp. 9:45 (KE.. 6-6994f.
pont East. 1545 Eighteenth Creserva-
tons. 667-l345l. MP, noon. North
ern virginia Bridge Association, PARK
Arlington Motel, Arlington boulevard
and North Court House road, ,Arling-
ton, MP, 7:45. Washington Bridge
Sheraton Hotel, Masters Pairs
and Sub-Senior Pairs, 1880. (Part-
nerships for all events during week
eng; eng; Manfred Sobernheim. EN-. g.
FRIDAY
Potomac Valley Sectional, Shera-
Ion-Park Hotel; women's and mems
pairs. 2; mixed pairs. 8.
SATURDAY
Potomac Valley Sectional, shera-
ton-Park Hotel. Open Pairs, two
sessions, and 8. Junior Master
Pairs (0-10 master points,. Q.
SUNDAY
Potomac Valley sectionaI, shera-
ton-Park Hotel, Open team-of-four,
Two session. and 2. City of WASH
tngton pairs (0-49 master points,,
tWo sessions, and q. Special pair
games, and z.
TOURNAMENTS
Roanoke Fall Tournament, see-
tional. September 21-23, Roanoke.
CLUE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Falls Church, Women's Pairs,
September 20 and September "a
reservations, KE. 646a94J.
Fairfax, individual. September 10
reservations, CIR. 3-5924).
Listin9s for this column
may be arranged by calling
-KE. 6-6S94 not later than
Tuesday eUentng In adUGnce
OF Sunday publication. List
inss are for ACBL-sGnctioRed
duplicate bridge clubs.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
BY BILL JOHNSON
Associated Press Staff Writer

RICHMOND, Va. - j. Sol
Wrenn, jr., Is a man who
believes in wading right in
when there's a Job to do.
Matter Of fact, not too long
ago he waded in up to his
armpits to get pictures Of
snakes swimming by.
The snakes didn't seem to
mind and Mr.. Wrenn got his
pictures-a sequence in an
18-minute color documentary
film on Virginia's Dismal
Swamp.
Mr.. Wrenn is a profess
sional photographer who
works for the Virginia De-
partment Of Education in the
production end of a develop
ment which has spread into
nearly every classroom since
the end Of World War II
audio-visual education. He
and three other members of
the departments film pro-
duction service have turned
out films ranging from biog-
raphies of James Monroe and
Robert E. Lee to industrial
arts and vocational rehabili-
tation.
Unique in Field
1--WE are unique in the
field" says j. z. Oglesby.
head Of the service. New
York City and Florida have
Evening star., 1962-09-09

aneSe military were struck
for the Bank Of Manchukuo
and were never intended for
general circulation. Towards
the end Of the war in the
Philippines some were struck
from gold taken from the
mines near Baguio on Luzon.
These gold taels are bull
lion rather than coins, since
their value depends on the
actual gold content content
rather than an arbitrary de-
nomination prescribed by q
government. But pure gold
can be very valuable indeed
when the chaos Of war makes
currency worthless.
B. M. DOUGLAS
Evening star., 1962-09-09

book Of the British General
Post Office, opened to August
10, 1853. to show the record
Of the appointment Of Ben
jamin Franklin of Pennsyl
vania and william Hunter Of
Virginia to be deputy post
masters and managers for the
North American colonies.
Stamps from the General
Post Office archives. never
before shown in this country,
include:
The one penny red-brown
"B blank" error, a nearly
complete sheet from plate
n Of fS47 with the corner
letter "a, omitted from the
first stamp Of the second
row. Less than a score Of
these stamps are known to
exist.
The 5-pound orange Of
1882, scarce In its usual state
and unlisted imperforate as
in the half sheet shown.
The 2-pence "Tyrian plum"
stamp Of 1910, never issued
because Of the death of King
Edward VII.
The 10-shilling Edwardian
Inland Revenue official of
1902, and a one-shilling green
and carmine stamp over
printed for the use Of the
Board Of Education.
Other panels show origi-
Evening star., 1962-09-09
La Bohere

While there is no dearth of
good La Bohemes on record
shelves, we believe RCA VIC
tors new 2-record entry will
be well received. In the first
place its Mimi Is the already
well-loved young American
soprano, Anna MOTTO, whose
name will add luster to the
long list of Minis the past
60-odd years.
Those who have heard
more recorded Boheme's than
this listener, say this ranks
as one Of the finest since the
Albanese-Peerce set taken
from a 1945 Toscanini broad
cast. That one still is avail
able and. of course, has great
merit. But time being what
it is. it is, q delight to hear
up-to-date sound on up-to-
date equipment.
The sound Of the new set
Is superlative, and Erich
Leinsdorf handles the con-
Quoting with taste, though
the Rome Opera House or
chestra may be q trifle heavy
In spots. Singing opposite
Miss MOTTO is the veteran
Richard Tucker as Rodolfo.
The other leading parts find
Robert Merrill as Marcello,
Mary Costa as Musetta,
Giorgio Tozzi as Colline and
Philip Maero as Schaunard.
Singly and together they
work out fine. But the main
reason for buying this Is the
sweet. young voice Of Miss
MOTTO. who can be as deli
cate and tender as almost any
Mimi you have heard.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
cLosE-Ups AND LONG SHOTS
Educational Films
Specially Of Virginia

recently set up similar op-
erations, but we've been in
business since 1947. In other
States, films are made by the
extension divisions of the
universities"
In the Is years since the
first camera turned, the serv-
ice has produced nearly so
motion pictures, dozens of
film strips, hundreds of slides
and numerous tape re-
cordings.
Although the films are in
tended primarily for Virginia
use, many find their way into
classrooms in other States
and even IN foreign coun-
tries. The most ambitious
project. a three-part series
on the elementary school
which runs 81 minutes, has
been used in every State.
Lee without Accent
"The Character Of Lee" a
black and white study of the
Confederate general done in
the filmograph technique
the use Of old photographs
and other graphic materials
on motion picture film-was
recently completed for the
Virginia Civil War Commis-
sion.
"The idea was not to show
history as SUCH" Mr.. Oglesby
says, "but rather to provide
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Ruyburn First Day

First day ceremonies for
the Accent Rayburn stamp
will be held at the Sam Ray
burn Library in Bonham.
Tex, at 2 pm. next Sunday
with Vice President johnson
as the key speaker.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
PHILATELic NEWS
Major British Stamp Rorities
On DispIoy at Smithsonian
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor

Nearly complete sheets of British stamps which are
major rarities singles included in special
exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution
The display in the rounda of the Arts and Industries
Building opened Thursday by the British Ambassador
Sir David OrmSby Gore 1t will continue for 80 days.
Postal history high point Of the exhibit Is order
Evening star., 1962-09-09
RECORD REVIEWS
3 Fine New Albums:
Heifetz Group, Operas

stray q bit from the STAN
dard repertory, yet hear some
fresh-sounding Verdi, this Is
unstintingly recommended.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
SATURDAY

Washington Numismatic
Society and Montgomery
Coin Club, Ia pm, joint
picnic, Rock Creek Recreation
Center (Meadowbrook) East
Leland. street and Beach
drive just off East-West
highway.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
BY HERMAN sCHADEN
star Record Critic

II the first two productions
are an accurate indicator.
this should be a banner sea-
son for opera on records.
Wed like to talk about these
today-Puccini's old reliable
La Boheme and Verdi's not
so-well-known Don Carlos.
But to lead off, we'd like
to put in a plug for a mag
nificent chamber music
album.
This is q three-record set
in the handsome RCA Victor
Soria Series. The names of
most of the players are
household words for music
lovers everywhere. The pro-
gram might Just happen to
be the pieces you would select
as your very favorite. The
playing is something from
the angels.
Mozart and Schubert
Your artists are Jascha
Heifetz, Israel Baker, Arnold
Belnick and Joseph Stepan-
sky, violins; William Prim-
rose and Virginia Majewski,
violas: Gregor Piatigorsky
and Gabor Rejto. cellos, and
Leonard Pennario, piano.
Here is what they play,
In various combinations: the
exalted Quintets in @ minor,
K. 516 by Mozart and that
in G major, opus 1863, by
Schubert: the Mendelssohn
Octet in 3 fiat major, opus
20; the Grahms Sextet In G
major. opus 36, and the
Franck Piano Quintet In r
minor.
One Of the Finest
With the leadership Of
minds like Heifetz and Piati-
gorsky. there Just has not
been anything lately to COM
pare with these. Each piece
seems to outdo the other in
spirit, flavor and beauty.
Here's one place where that
loosely used word. inspired"
has o valid place.
No matter If you have any
or all these works, and are
pleased with their quality.
give yourself q break and get
this album. Included is q
fine illustrated brochure, de-
scribing each piece. 1t is an
album to treasure.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

nal art work, source material,
proofs and color trials for
the the Jamaica Independ-
ence, Antigua stamp cente-
nary and the new Hong Kong
regular issue, and frames of
current issues from some so
British Commonwealth ter
ritories and administrations
serviced by the Crown Agents.
$sS
Baltimore Show Friday
BALPEx 50, the 2so-frame
exhibition sponsored by the
Baltimore Philatelic Society,
win be held Friday through
Sunday at the Emerson Hotel.
Baltimore and Calvert streets
in Baltimore. Hours win be
from 10 am. to 10 pm. Fri
day and Saturday and 10 am.
to 8 pm. Sunday.
The American Z, Philatelic
Congress. the United Postal
Stationery Society, the Fire
Philatelic Society, the Essay
Proof Society and the Jamaica
Study Group are meeting in
conjunction with the show.
Harry L. Lindquist of New
York, publisher of Stamps
magazine. will be the speaker
at the banquet at 1880 pm.
Saturday.
The American Philatelic
Congress seminar for special
ist groups will be held at
9 am. Sunday during q dutch
treat breakfast.
The Associated Stamp
Clubs of the Chesapeake
Area will meet at 1880 pm.
Sunday.
Many Washington area
collectors are expected to at
tend what will be the biggest
stamp show in this part Of
the country this year.
4 HH
Minkus 1862 Supplement
Last years flood of new
issues is reflected in the
Minkus 1862 supplement fol
the Supreme and Master
Global albums. Biggest ever
published by the company, il
provides places for more thar
5000 stamps in 800 pages, 90
more than last year.
Nations and territories in
cluded for the first time are
Australian Antarctic Terri
tory, Cameroun, Central At
rican Republic, Chad. Gabon
Ivory Coast, Mauritania
Niger, Somalia, Tanganyiks
and the Trucial States. The
loose-leaf pages sell for $3.50
xx i -
New Issues
PORTUGAL. AN attrac.
tive set of four stamps in de-
signs by Maria Keil will &C
on sale tomorrow to com
menlorate the 10th Inter.
national Congress of Pediat.
RIGS, now meeting in Lisbon.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Don Carlos

Every Verdi devotee will
find much to admire in
Deutsche Grammophon's A.
record album Of Don Carlos,
based on the tragedy Of Schil-
Ter. This is a long opera.
expanded in this recording
to nearly its original length
with inclusion Of the opening
Fountainebleau scene.
1t is the story of q gallant
prince CDon Carlos) who
shares the love Of his young
step-mother (Elisabeth), wife
of King Philip of Spain. The
romantic action is played
against a sinister background
of the Inquisition. "
Evening star., 1962-09-09
THURSDAY

American Topical AssOcia-
tiOn, Potomac Chapter, 7:45
pm, Cleveland Park Library,
Connecticut avenue and Ma
comb street NV. J. S. Petrie: :
"a brah am Lincoln on
Stamps"
Silver Spring PhilateIic So
ciety, 8 pm, auditorium,
Citizens Building & Loan
Association, Pershing drive
and Fenton street, Silver
Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

an lIlSlgnI lflbO Lne C1aE acber
Of Lee. We kept it In his
mood and day. Our technical
people informed us that Lee
did not have q Southern ac-
cent, 80 for the narrator we
had to find q person whose
voice seemed best"
Ideas for films. come from
various sources, from other
State agencies. from other
divisions In the education
department., and even from
teachers throughout the
State. @
Official Approval
Once the service feels q
particular idea would make a
good film, authority to begin
work must be given by the
Governor and the State su-
perintendent Of public in
struction.
The writing, editing. film
ing and sound is handled by
the service. Commercial lab
oratories process the film.
A modern sound mixer
takes narration, background
music and sound effects from
four separate tapes and
blends them onto one. This
is then sent to the professor,
which prints it on the film
as an optical sound track.
I'VE have found that g is
to 20 minute film is best for
classroom use," Mr.. Oglesby
says. THAT gives the teacher
time to prepare the class,
show the film and then fol-
low up with additional ma
terial."
Theme for Tie-In
A film to be good can't be
Just q hodge-podge Of random
scenes. A key must be found
to tie 1t together and water
was the key to one Of the
services most successful
films. on the States natural
wonders.
The film opens with a
scene Of the ocean pounding
on the shore while the voice
of the narrator explains that
water is the universal agent.
Each scene depicting a nat
ural wonder uses the water
theme - how water cuts
through limestone layers to
produce caverns; how water
made Natural Bridge, the
water in Dismal Swamp, and
how water cut the scenic
passes through the noun
tains.
. Mr.. Oglesby figures that
the State is getting a bar
gain through the service.
I'VE can make q i0-minute
color and sound film for
about $780," he says. ITO
have 1t done commercially
would cost about $4,000"
Evening star., 1962-09-09
STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS
MONDAY


Washington Numismatic
Society, 8 pm, st. columba's
Parish Hall. 42Ol Albemarle
street NV. Confederate
Currency" talk and display
by Brent Hughes.
, Hyattsville RiverdaIe
Stamp Club, 8 pm, Town
Hall. 47is Queenshury road,
Riverdale. Md.
GSA Coin Club, 7:s0 pm,
General Service Building, F
street between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth NV. Ask
guard for room number.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
WEDNESDAY

Washington Philatelic So
ciety, 8 pm. Arts Club. 2017
] street NV. cause / Like
Em" talk and exhibit by
Svend Yort.
Woodbridge Stamp Club,
1880 PM, Woodbridge Public
Library, Eighteenth street
and Rhode Island avenue
NE. Penny stamp scramble.
Fairfax Coin Club, 7::3O
pm. 200 North Little Falls
street, Falls Church, Va.
Auction.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
IT'S the La Scala

Backed by the orchestra
and chorus Of La Scala, the
new recording Is blessed with
a finely balanced cast, and
with q conductor (Gahriele
Santini) who moves through
the pages with unflagging as
sursnce. There is perfect
balance between the orches-
trail and vocal forces.
Opera buffs will recognize
some Of the cast as among
their favorites. Boris Chris
toff, for one, is the dramatic
bass you would hope for as
King Philip. Antonietta Stel-
la knows Elisabeth well and
sings her with confidence. In
the role Of Eboli, also. in
volved in the multiple love
tangle, Fiorenza CosSotto pro-
duces q warm, young voice.
LabO as DON Carlos
Ettore Bastianini lends a
resonant baritone to the part
Of Don Carlos friend. Rod
rigo. AS for the Don him.
self, Flaviano Labo is en-
tirely competent with a tenor
always under control. And
the Grand Inquisitor. Ivo
Vinco, adds that final sinis-
ter touch.
For those who wish to
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-16

PHONE solicitors for fast selling
household products. work from
home, full or part time; must be
able 10 make evening calls: only
apply Sweet Clean Products.
Nv. 1885.
TELEPHONE solicitors, start today
TO earn large commissions and
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highest commission paid guaran-
teed results Alco Construction
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2 SNOW-tread tires, kelly-Spring-
field, mounted on rims, size
7.60xl5, very low mileage. Phone
w. 1-7l94.
4S PLAYER piano rons old time
tunes, 81 each, sold as unit.
RE. 1-2612.
PAPER hanging outfit. ". 1922
WATER cooler, General Electric
rebuilt: good for office or shop,
SIS. w. 1888.
WINDOW screens, 3Ol2x54l2 34l2x
55l4. 32i2x5412, 4Oi2x55, 28i ax55
36x47. 2al2x35, 26iax47; doors,
30x60la, 26x7Sl2; cheap.
Ii. 1-4064.
FORCED air gas furnace and blow
er, 100 900 BTU. electric base
board heaters make offer.
VIII. 3-6964
ELECTRIC chrome restaurant grill.
18 "a. perfect condition, ideal
for recreation room, $95.
GL. 1-9111.
cash register. model
1866: ] years use since factory
rebuilt. Call PO. 1925.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-16

CAMPING trailers for rent Ranger
and Nimrod. S35 per week c and
l. Ranger distributors, 29417 Eu-
clid ave. VIII. 3-6105
SCREENS and storms, good condi-
ton, from 6-room house, sold as
unit only. $50. Call after s p. m.
EV. 1-6893
OVER 1000 Photographic and hob
by items to be sold AZ half price
Foto-Center Inc, 12708 St. Clair
ave, UL. 1-l070.
ALUMINIUM ladder. 40 f.; maple
desk. Call RE. 1860.
CHRISTMAS trees, wholesale and
retail. c. H. Manners. cut your
own, Christmas Tree Farm; see
our display at Burton Fair.
KE 1917.
ALUMINIUM 3-track storms and
screens. excellent condition; make
offer. AN, 1892.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-08-16

ESTABLISHED beauty salon with
living quarters. large corner lot
with 20 so modern building on
busy Vine st. Ideal for profession
al office. Call VIII. 2-5138. daily
except Sunday.