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PA.-165 ACRES

a. w ASnCO
Cattle farm: 2 houses, outbuiid.
ing bottom land, large stream
tnlough property. Price, SI3,5Ut
| PA.-30O ACRES
Dairy, near Bedford. 10-room stone
house, l5u yrs. old, 8 firepiaccs,
| Also S-roon house. Modern,
| large barns, outbuildings Mix
tank: 200 a. farmable. Level rich
land on both sides OF hardtop
road. ponds and stream. Will
sell herd and equipment. Price,
So2 goo with $4,000 down.
w. Va.-300-A. Orchards
1900 apple trees, young and good
varieties, > houses, 8 and 5 rooms.
Packing house and storage, larse
barn. machine shop. Also Sleeping
barracks. Speed sprayer, tNo
tractors and truck. Fully equipped
Land level to rolling and fertile
$4,000 with $4,000.
EUGENE P. NIXON
RE. Isl II Ewes, LA. 6-594S
SAT. ana Sun, 3Ol-EX. 5-5I3u
PERFECT COUNTRY RETREAT
!R a. to II a., partially wIod.d
tracts in beautiful area, only l
hr; S. Of D. c. Conv to every.
sound investment with trice,
starting at $3.50. JE. i-U956.
SMALL FARM-l3ia acres: mod.
I'm, I'm, enGl porch; , miles west OF
Galnsillle, Va: on Rites. %. III;
ideal for small family or retire.
ment home. Phone 7O3-754-3ti?2
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
20 acres, so clear; 4-room and
ingS: full tractor equipment.
priced to sell at $4,000. Farm.
ette, 3-bedroom rambler on ii,
acres, $4,000, terms. Sl ,0O(
Spacious new 3-bedroom, 1B-bstt
rambler; full basement, fireplace,
carport on over l acre. Must bs
seen seen to be appreciated. $500,
Many other large farms, homes,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RFSLTY
la PLATA. MD. ALWAYS OPEN
WARRENTON AREA-23S rollins
streams Enjoy sweeping view oi
Blue Ridge Mountains from tbt
4-BEDROOM COLONIAL FAPM,
HOUSE. situated on commandila
nlliSlde homesite! Tenant house
ana oarn. Property needs rRSto?a.
tion. excellent terms can br ar.
ranged. ran PARKER, SMITH g. DON.
derson. ia. 1851. ewes. JA. 4.
21S3.
WE HAVE a large number OF farm
were waiting for your call. K4MF
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. Fair.
fax, Va. CIR. 3-612I.
$3.50 DN.. S35 mo. buys 5-rm
furnace; on nd. rd. near Louisa
Va. 50. 300. Phone AleXar ria
IGI,i.. IGi oI14l3l. COOKE AGcYa
sl5o DN.:S150 in 80 days: SD
U. s. 33 near GordonsviiIe, ~,
small stream, good site for house
with good well; $3.50, P%oNs
Alexandria. TIE. 6-4131, COOKE
AGCY.. Louisa. Va.
EOS ACRES, Groom house, BARN
and outbldgs., Western Nd. Cod,
301-GR. S-4517.
5000 DN.; $3.50 in 30 days: S3i
mo. buys a. acres, 30 good opsi
land; in Orange CO., va. has :.
rm. shack, spring, streams. OF
rd. a mile. $4.95O Phone Alex
andria; TIE. 6-4131 or i. B
Brooks. Agt.. Orange, Va.
500 DN.; 500 in 30 days: So,
mo. buys good 5-rm. house, wateI
but no bath, outbldgs., Ice. lot. In
Barboursville, Va. near churches
stores, school. $4,000. pncnI
Alexandria, TIE. 6-4I3l of R. CARL
TON BROOKS AG'Y., Orance, Va
d30 ACRES-2-living stream I'd
open in grass and cult ys.i n,
large siIo; fair buildings; DIV nj
with bath. basement; s5?,,5Jd
80 acres facing hwy, for develop.
ment, S16,500.
Perrow Real Estate Agcy.
Remington, Va.
HE. 9-3527
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DIAL 30l-WE. 4-437O
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
- - .-11.1s.y WITH LN.NL NEHL !
CHARLES H. JAMISONI

SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
CHARLES H. JAMISONI
500 ACRES, Poolesville -9-roon
pre-Civil War stone house; bath.
and oil h.-w.h.; also spacious 10.
rm. center-hall frame house; bath
phone and elec, 5.rm. tenant
COW barns. one OF 80 stalls and
another of 80 stalls, equip. fol
WASHINGTON market. Leased $3.50
per month; mile frontage. =
hard roads, adj. town of Pooles.
vile; $500 per acre. "a cash,
55 ACRES. white brick Colonial;
modern kit, liv. rm.. din. rm., B
bedrms., bath, full attic. bsmt.
large barn. silo. half-mile hard.
road frontage: 55 miles D. c.;
81. 800; terms. $4,000.
2lS A.; new S-stall milking parlol
Wlpipeline delivery; loafing ares
under .50xl00 hay barn: new so,
S9 poll barn and loafing area
2Oxl50 bunker silo; 7-rm. fran,
house. ultra-mod. kit, new cabi.
nets new bath; oil heat. Leve
land. in high state of fertility
good fencing stream; stocked LAX,
with pier and diving board: s.-mi
hard rd. front. One of the better
IarmS in Frederick Co.; 55 mi
D. c. or Baltimore. S7O.OU(
Terms. Sl7.500. Poss. March i
CHARLES H, JAMESON
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PA.-3OO ACRES

Cattle farm: 2 houses, outbuiid.
ing; bottom land, large stream
through property. Price, $I3,5uL
with $4,000.
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CHARLES H. JAMISON

POOLESVlLLE, MD,
WI. S-9223 or 30l-DI. 9-326s
CULPEPER, VIRGINIA
along road bordering Robinson
RIVER near Rapit an; 1S acres
with S-room house; basement
path; good barn. poultry houses
$11 900.
On D. c. side Of Culpeper, about
30 acres, 4-bedroom, 2-bath Gin.
derblock house; fireplace, shade
setting. view. good barn; $4,000.
"?9 acres. paved road, bordered
by river; 4-bedroom, 2-bath house;
OIL hot-water heat; S33, 900.
On paved road, Hazel River
through farm. 1888 acres, e-bed.
room. 2-ceramic- -tile-bath dwell
ing. oil hot-water heat; barns,
take over Soil Bank payments
$50. 900.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGcY
Culpepcr S25-O13l or Mrs. Hoop
lngarner. Alexandria, King 9-929n
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USED CAR LOT. AVAIL. fully
EoIP,. WITH SIGNS. LIGHTS
furniture. excel. loc. in Arl.. Va:
priced for quick sale. Call ia
USED CAR LOT for sale Or rent
excel. corner location: plastic
lighted signs. fully flood liphted
$4,000 value: will accept best
offer. Only reliable parties neer
apply. Write or call Box lob
Star.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
-
(CONIIkueol

BOB Taller. very profitable,
NV, D. C. route for sale. Call
EN-. 5-ll99.
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any navy. which the Korean
Admiral Sun-Shin vi used to
destroy the ships which had
transported Hideyoshis Japa-
neSe invasion army to Korea
in 1892.
The inscription in Chinese
characters on the 2-won value
is a poem attributed to
Admiral vi:
As I UotD ito Win) in the sea,
Fish and dragon are i'm
pressed;
As / pledge ITO tUin) in the
mountain,
Grass and trees are also
moUed.
Another poem by Admiral
vi, written in the Korean
Hanguel alphabet. appears on
the Avon stamp.
GERMAN FEDERAL RE-
PUBLIC-A 20-pfennig stamp
will be issued September IL
to commemorate the 150th
anniversary of the Bible So
ciety of Wurttemberg, noted
for its publication of the
Bible in the original Ian
guages. Woodward g. Lothrop
reports.
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Curator Honored
By Medals Group

Mrs. Elvira Clain-Stefa-
nelli, associate curator of nu-
mismatics at the Smithsonian
Institution, has been named
permanent American dele
gate to the world medals
group, the Federation Inter-
rationale des Editeurs de
Medailles.
The organization, which
fosters interest in the pro-
duction of artistic and his
toric medals, publishes the
periodical Medailles in Paris.
At the Smithsonian Mrs.
Clain-Stefanelli assists her
husband, DR.. Vladimir Claim
Stefanelli. in the care and
study of the institutions COL
lection of coins and medals.
The new Hall Of Monetary
History and Medallic Art was
planned and constructed
largely under her supervision.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
cLOsE-UPs AND LONG SHOTS
Try for Candid Shots
At Pool and Beach

ing. And 1t Is precisely while
doing these things that they
present the most interesting
form Of human interest sub
ject matter: people being
themselves.
Don't skimp on film when
shooting candids at the
beach. Catching people off
guard in an interesting man.
ner is tricky shooting at best,
and for every good shot you'll
have many near misses and q
lot Of just plain strikeouts.
Keep your camera ready.
On bright summer day at q
pool or beach. you won't have
far to look for exciting,
meaningful photographs.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
NUMISMATIC NOTES
Maryland Colonial Note

Maryland issued notes for
a variety of purposes from
1888 until 1871. Those dated
before l774 are likely to be in
very poor condition.
In 1888 the Maryland As
sembly authorized the iSSu-
ance of $480,OoO in notes to
be used for loans to coun-
ties for public purposes, to
build a road westward from
Fort Frederick, and for the
Cape Henry Lighthouse.
The So note illustrated was
printed in 1774 by A. C. and
F. Green of Annapolis. The
rate of exchange, 4 shillingS
ana b pence per dollar, is IN
dicated on the bill. At the
top are the words Maryland"
and Dollars" printed in al
ternate letters.
In July of ITS the Asso-
citation of Freemen of Mary
land authorized the issuance
of 100000 pounds for the de-
fenSe of the province, manu-
facture of saltpeter and con-
struction of a powder mill.
In December 200,666 pounds
more were issued for similar
expenses and to redeem the
previous issue.
The last Maryland issue of
notes came in 1881. They
were used for the defense of
the State and for expenses
of the Southern campaign
which ended in victory for
Evening star., 1962-08-26

Is now dominated by William
Merritt Chase. Hide and
Seek" poses two young girls,
hiders presumably, on a d.
agonal of vertical lights
across a dark and empty
room. Here also is a late
InneSs, the mystical Moon
light. Tarpon Springs"
The ground-floor print
rooms. usually devoted to
loan exhibitions, now house
some of the too rarely seen
drawings of the collection.
Here a whole burst of shoot
ing stars delights the
watcher. A drawing of ants
by Bonnard. for example, re-
veals a quality never seen in
his paintings, which are con-
cerned with other, quit diff
ferent. qualities Of their own.
A couple Of the mysterious
musicians from Seurat's
major painting, Parade"
appear just as mysterious in
a small drawing of them,
proof, If one is needed, that
the essential mystery of Su-
rat merely made use Of, did
not reside in, his pains
taking method of painting
with dots.
Paintings by Duffy
In the second ground-floor
room is the most delightful
starburst of all, a whole
roomful of paintings by
Raoul Duty, a painter con-
SiStently underrated because
he preferred, like a sundial,
to count only the sunny
hours. This small one-man
show convinces at once that
pleasure and leisure can be
Just as rewarding as agony
and angst. Duffy treats us to
water sports at Joinville,
horsy sports at a fine cha
teau. the sky at Versailles,
the light elegance of the Paris
opera and the spacious clut-
ter of the studio. In all, color
washes about, related to Spe-
cific objects and areas but
never bound to them; line
defines, as it should, but at
the same time is turned loose
for lyric leaps and pure play
that catch the spirit of these
occasions more surely than
plodding delineation ever
could.
Summer at the Phillips is
nicer than it is in most
places and in the Duffy room
it's incest of all.
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CAMERA
CALENDAR

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDA-
TON showing wide range Of color
photographs by biologist DR.. Roman
Eishniac at the National Housing
days 10 am. to 6; Sundays | pm.
to o.. Title: Small World Through
the Looking Glass" (microscopic).
Wasp's eye view Of girl, light
from q rabbits brain and birth Of
an amoeba among photos. Through
August 81.
EXHIBITION OF COLOR PRO-
TOGRAPHS OF INDUSTRY. through
Arts and Industries Building, on the
Mall, Jefferson drive between Ninth
and Twelfth streets. Photographer:
Arthur d'AraZien. sponsored by the
Smithsonian Institution.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
PHILATELIC NEWS
First Day Ceremony Friday
For Apprenticeship Stamp
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor

Officials of organized labor,
management and government
will meet here Friday to
dedicate a new Accent stamp
commemorating the National
Apprenticeship program.
The ceremony at 1920
am. in the Departmental
auditorium on Constitution
avenue between Twelfth and
Fourteenth streets NV. will
be open to the public.
Postmaster General j. Ed
ward Day and Secretary of
Labor Arthur j. Goldberg will
be hosts. William F. SchnitZ-
Ter, secretary-treaSurer of the
AFL-CIO, will speak for or
ganized labor and William E.
Dunn of the Associated Cen
eral Contractors of America
will represent management.
The Apprenticeship stamp.
in a design by Robert Geiss-
mann of New York picturing
the hand of an older worker
offering a machinist'S mi
crometer to a younger one,
is printed in black on buff
paper.
Mr.. Geissmann also de-
signed the Flushing Remon-
STRANGE commemorative of
1857.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
ART AND ARTISTS
Federal Aid to Art
Is No Guarantee
BY FRANK GETLEIN
Star Art Critic

We imagine ourselves living in a Golden Age of culture
because Congress has authorized private group to take m
public collection for large building to be used for cultural
and other purposes Actually Of course we still have an
awtuy long way to before up not only with the
New Deal and its art projects even with the
Government before and during the Southern Rebellion
This depressing truth comes to mind once more with
the arrival at the Library of Congress of some
Emanuel Leutze, German painter who just century aoo
Evening star., 1962-08-26
PERMANENT COLLECTIONS

CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART,
Seventeenth street and New York
avenue NV. Daily. 10 an. to 4:30
pm; Saturday, 9 an. to $3.50 pm;
Sunday and holidays, 2 to 8 pm;
closed Monday.
DUMBARTON OAKS RESEARCH
LIBRARY AND COLLECTION, 100
Thirty-second street NV. Closed
indefinitely.
FREER GALLERY OF ART, Twelfth
street and jefferson drive SW,
Daily, am. to 4:30 pm.
NATIONAL COLLECTION OF FINE
ARTS, Constitution avenue at
Tenth street NV. Daily, 8 am.
to 4:30 pm,
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART,
Constitution avenue at Sixth street
NV Daily, 10 am. to 5 pm;
Sunday. pm. to 10 pm.
PHILLIPS COLLECTION, 1912 Twenty
first street NV. Daily, IL am. to
pm; Monday, IL am. to 10 pm;
Sunday, ? to z pm.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
Pan American Union

One of the rawest things
about raw youth is it's pre-
occupation with sex. The Pan
American Union has another
example of this preoccupa-
ton on view right now in the
oils and engravings of Ru-
dolfo Opazo of Chile. He is a
very competent painter in
what has been called bio
morphic post -Cubism. This
formidable name means that
Mr.. OpaZo and others of his
ilk distort human, animal
and vegetable forms in as
fancy-free a manner as the
early CubiSts, but in doing
so they maintain a closer link
to nature and get further
away from plane geometry.
Rough-hewn their forms in
dubitably are, but always an
imal not to say mammal.
In Mr.. Opazo's white paint
ingS, punctuated here and
there by spots or areas of red,
green, blue or even orange,
human bodies, rough hewn,
lie about all over the place
and exude an air of palpi-
tating sexuality. Genitalia, in
various combinations, pro-
vide the major motive of the
forms and the artists insis-
tence soon gets tiresome.
Sex is something to think
about, all right, but there's a
lot to be said for Victorian
reticence as we'll.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
Germans Speed Mail

BONN. - West Germany is
recognizing its postal system
so that all domestic mail will
be delivered within "a hours
of posting. Electronic sorting
devices are being introduced.
Evening star., 1962-08-26

The design in red and
black by Otto Rohse of Ham
burg features an open Bible
with the Greek monogram
for Christ on the left page
and a chalice on the right.
Evening star., 1962-08-26

1861. jumped to S142,583 in
fiscal 1862.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
Art Notes

The Georgetown branch Of
the District of Columbia Pub
lie Library tomorrow opens
an exhibition of SO paintings
by Elizabeth Beer.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
STAMP MEETINGS
MONDAY

Hyattsville Riverda | e
Stamp Club, 8 pm, Town
Hall, 4718 Queensbury road,
Riverdale, Md.
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TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Chevy Chase Juniors, 6sO3 West
avenue, Bethesda unvitationaD, 1880.
Falls Church, no same information
Commission. official fS f dinins FSaSt rSomt
GAO building, $50. GOren Duplicate
suite l02, The Dupont East. 1545
Eighteenth; MP, noon reservations,
667-1345). Indian Spring Country
e Revenue. caietefis ieSfhsiOnha IRs Baisins ntefns
:. MOntEOmery. 400 Norwood drive.
Bethesda, 7:45. Officers Service
Club, 1914 Twenty first, g. 1900
Valley drive, Alexandria, 10.
WEDNESDAY
AEudAs Achim Mems club, osOO
Valley drive, Alexandria, s. Belle
Haven country club. Alexandria,
1;45 Ginvitational, Chess. Hotel
3tG0, :;nSa, 74S .i,nyii:.tiOn.n; via ConTT:.:
House Office Building, Z. DupIicSts
Bride Center. no game. Fairfax,
YMCA. Route 236. Fairfax. 7:45.
Montgomery County Jewish Com
%THiis nun Sr,SS,n Center. rs 8. NH, cafeteria
Penthouse, no game. Silver Spring
9405 Bruce drive, Silver Spring, 10
reservations, JU. 9-7SlM.
THURSDAY
Chevy Chase, 6sO3 West avenue
Bethesda. 11:45, (inVitationaD. Fail.
Church, no game IKE. 6-6994)
GOren Duplicate, Suite lO2, The
Dupont East 1913 Eishteenth. moor
reservations, 667-1345l. Northerr
Arlington Motel. Arlington d Blvd. d snd
n. Court House road Arlington
7:45. Washington Bridge League
no game.
FRIDAY
Central YMCA, 1888 @. 7:45
Chevy Chase, 6s03 West avenue
Bethesda GnvitationaD 7:45. Dupli-
cate Bridge Center. no game. Goren
Duplicate, Suite l02, The Dupont
East. E5..:rvit,d5, i5d5 EishtesHth sst MP 74S
street, 4IS N. irving. Arlington
Las. Old Dominion, Lansburghs s
Shirlington. luncheon. 1890 (JE
4-s076, ia. 5-90I5). Rockville
Civic Center. Rockville. 8. Walker
no game am. or pm.
SATURDAY
Chess. Apt. col, Hotel 24OO lin.
vitationan 7:45. Duplicate Bridge
Center, no games. Walsh, l73a
Massachusetts,. 7:45.
NEXT SUNDAY
Duplicate Bridge Center. no game
Playfair, 1I3l Harvard. l:45.
TOURNAMENTS
Aug 29-Sept. 3-Mid Atlantic Fal
Tournament treglonaD. Emerson
Hotel, Baltimore.
LiStings for this column
should be mailed early enough
to be received by Mrs. Mar
gGret Lynch, 209 E. Broad
street, Falls Church, Va. (JE
4-8O76J not later than Tues
day evening in 1dudnce OF
Sunday publication. LiStingS
are for ACBL-Sanctioned du-
plicate bridge clubs.
Evening star., 1962-08-26

the Colonists and independ-
ence from Great Britain.
B. M. DOUGLAS.
4 y \
The Washington NunriS-
matte Society, tDhoSe men,
berS haze prepared this series
of articles, 1DiH anSwer ques-
tionS on coins and paper
money addressed to NuntiS-
matte Notes, The Sunday
Star, Washington 3, D. C.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
Can Move In Close

The second approach in
wolves the use of the cam
era's normal lens, or per-
hapS even a wide-angle op-
tic, with the photographer
himself moving in close to his
subject matter. While admit
tedly a more difficult method
to use where candidneSS is to
be maintained, this approach
will often yield revealing and
appealing photographs i'm
possible to obtain by shoot
ing from a distance with a
long lens. AS previously men
toned, adults and children at
pools and beaches more often
than not are busily occupied
with some activity: playing
cards, building sand castles,
reading, talking, diving, wad-
Evening star., 1962-08-26
Slogan Cancellations

Rockville. Md, will use a
slogan cancellation reading
ROCKVILLE. MD. ALL
AMERICA CITY" until De-
cember 81 to note its selec-
ton for this civic honor by
Look Magazine and the Ma
tional Municipal Association.
A similar slogan is in use
at Falls Church, Va.
Washington is using a
slogan reading TRAVEL A
NEW WORLD-VISIT THE
U.S.A." as a part of the
campaign to encourage tour
lists from other countries. A
similar slogan is in use in
New York, Chicago, Los
Angeles, Philadelphia, Miami,
Boston, Detroit. Dallas. San
Francisco, Cleveland and New
Orleans.
Evening star., 1962-08-26

Both picture a turtle ship,
the first iron-clad used by
Evening star., 1962-08-26
New Issues

REPUBLIC OF KOREA
Stamps in 2 and 4 won
denominations were issued
August IA for the 370th an
niversary of the Battle of
Hansan Sea. Song Ki Choo
reports from Seoul.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR
TODAY
MONDAY

Duplicate Bridge Center, 8 Dupont
circle, ! 80; MP, 7:45, (AD. 4-266S)
PlAyfair, l43l Harvard: MP, l:45.
MONDAY
Andrews, Andrews AFB Officers
Club CnvitationaD, 7:45. Arl.-Fax,
2g2O Arlington blvd. 7:45. Chevy
Chase, 6S03 West avenue, Bethesda
IinvitattonaD. 7:45. Duplicate Bridge
Center, 8 Dupont Circle, 7:45.
Officers Club. 7:45. Labor, no game.
silver SprinE, 9405 Bruce drive,
Silver Spring: MP, 7:30 (reserva-
tions, u. 9-7S1O). Tubbs Arlington
Studio, 923 8. Wakefield. Arlington
NnYitationAl. IA. h-lnl5l
Evening star., 1962-08-26
Uses of TelephOt0

There are two approaches.
distancewise, to shooting can
dds of people without let
ting them know you're
around. One method is to
stay back from their immedi-
ate area and use a telephoto
lens to cut down the camera
to-subject distance. Here is
where a 35-mm. camera, with
its wide selection Of inter-
changeable lenses, is a very
useful tool. Lenses with focal
lengths of 100 nm. and up
are invaluable, including 1885,
nm. and 200-mm. optics.
In addition to their ability
to reduce distances, these
lenses also have compara-
lively shallow depth of field,
particularly at close and me-
dium focusing distances. Thus
they can be used to isolate
a particular subject by
throwing the background out
of focus, letting the center of
interest pop out sharply. The
distance compression effect
of longer focal length lenses
can also be used creatively
for making relatively distant
elements of a scene seem to
be right on top of closer OBJ
jects. The longer the focal
length of the lens, the more
pronounced will be this in
tereSting phenomenon.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
Keep Them Dignified

Be careful that you do not
catch pictures that make peo-
pie look ridiculous. If you get
such a picture accidentally,
be sure to destroy it. Also be
sure you get model releases If
you intend to enter the pic
ture in a contest or to make
some extensive use of it.
Any type Of high quality
adjuStable-type camera will
take good beach shots. But
for good "slice of life"
human interest pictures, an
unobtrusive candid approach
is called for. and for this
type of shooting a smaller roll
film or 35-mm. camera US
ually works out best as a
more compact camera won't
call undue attention to itself.
If your camera accepts in
terchangeable lenses you are
that much better off, particu-
larly if you own a telephoto
lens that will enable you to
get frame-filling shots with
out the necessity of thrust
ing your camera right into
the subjects face.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
First Day Figures

A total Of 634,347 first day
covers were Cancelled when
the Accent Girl Scout stamp
was placed on sale July "a
at Burlington, VT. In all
1,009,097 stamps were sold
with a value of $40,363,88.
PhiIateIic Agency Sales
Sales of stamps at the
Philatelic Sales Agency
totaled S2,424,035 for the
fiscal year ending June 80,
during which II stamps were
issued, the Post office De-
partment reports. This COM
pares with $3,485,173,94 for
the previous fiscal year, when
there were "a new stamps.
Although total sales were
sharply down, fewer stamps
meant much larger purchases
of the stamps available. The
average revenue per stamp,
which was Sl02,514 in fiscal
Evening star., 1962-08-26

If there's one type of pho
tographic subject that people
really enjoy looking at more
than any other. it's pictures
Of other people. And If you're
after a real audience-pleas-
ing print or slide display Of
eye catching people pic
tures." you'll find your locel
swimming pool or bathing
beach an ideal hunting
ground for human interest
shots in either color or black
and white.
No matter where the pool
or beach may be located, the
cast of characters that peo-
pie these aquatic recreation
spots reads the same in
every part of the country.
You'll find the fancy divers,
ShoW-off gymnasts. bathing
beauties, kids playing in the
sand, sun tan experts, beach
ball players and land-locked
book worms all ready and
waiting to be photographed
in a fresh, candidly reveal
ing manner.
The available supply Of
models and situations is linn
itless, with only the photog-
rapher's imagination to de-
termine the extent and depth
of coverage.