Show - - t 4- t 4a 4 z1- 111 apooma agpmrsi Amst4"1001"011 - — it 5 - 6c J rbe 5ttli geke Tribune Sunday Morniiig Ic' - Shutterbugs Riding Your Ho bby Await New Flash Bulb - :: t' 1 '::: I:': :' t::::'' t 1 :: - 1": b : Fe-':'it-- Collecting Means Most When Done With 'View to Increasing Personal Knowledge Culture Collections of one sort or an- 6 On the other hand Father and Uncle Joe who are not collectors other are by far and away the most popular form of hobby at all but are merely helping 50::4:15!z31:::::ir:':-:!-:::fef-3-sr- ' :: :': :!t':: 4 t: ::: ' t ' 'c 4'c :: e"! -- ' I' : ''' :: t' - ill ': ‘'' 5:it' :i!- -0----- ' '7 — ': '': ::':' : r "-- JP ' ': we 'll - soul-vitami- - i: 7 k: r -- r ns ) 1 xsk:''''1-:':'"::?- '' r: e ' ''' 1 '' i Ii ? v: ) ' k 4 : 4 :i :: 4- ': 't i: 4-- ' :' '''' ' i ::: ::'i :: 4 : '::: Ak '' ': :: :: l'- :'::- :- ::::: :: ':' ' '' o -- - 1 i $ :':::-:::::if- :: : : ''' N ''' ii ::' :" s ::: A - 4- -'- this-fascina- ting - i'' her - :: ''':' "t: cle is - f 00' ' - ' AS-neit- ' '' ! ------ ril iti i' rtakeiHobby : - '' !' - Of 'Many Schools — - - Your Game of Bridge - - - A New System - - 5-- two-sult- er - as-sho- - ' - ' - - : 1' vit :: ::: ' -- - - - - - :- 4 fr PC III k 1 ! i '1 - r -- - 4fr A her-broth- Teachers Display Hobbies At Annual Dinner Event the various countries These figures 11vere made by Orvin Marna of Los 'Angeles as a bobby and are Collected by his sister Miu Merva Morris who uses them in teaching her third grade Culminating a year's emphasis on the value of personal hobbies members of the Salt Lake chapter American Ch11dhOOd Education associatiOn displayed their own leisure time pursuits at- the annual dinner of the amociation at Lion House social center Friday evening all types Hobbles Included from the collection of vases from all parts of the world made by Miss Helen Sanders to the oils and water colors done by Mrs Glen It Tolman In her time: Miss Sanders' spare vases were tilted as the decorative motif for the dinner r Other untutual hobbies shown Included a display of hand-cpainted wooden figures representing children of all lands with the musical instruments of pupils the customs and dress and music of foreign countries Lovely needlepoint don by Miss Virginia Campbell formed another attractive display Mrs Florence N Gilbert president of the Salt Lake chapter of the organization and chairman of the dinner selected bobbies as the theme since the group undertook the promotion of hobbies among members as its windifter project Twenty-nin- e ferent hobbles were shown many of them adopted only since the emphasis upon worthwhile leisure time activity by the club i ut Russia's Newest Stamps Mark Industrial Output Records - By AP Feature Service ' Russia's newest set of stamps his been issued "on account of the Stakhanovite output records in the industry and agriculture of the U S S This set includes the following values: 10-- k blue showing a coal pit and miners a 15-- k violet depicting a blast furnace a 20-- k blue with scene of the road to Tushino under the Moscow-Volga canal a 30-- k brown three locomotives a showing 50-- k in bright brown with a drawing of a'combine at work canoe as well as airplane-I- n flight The stamp is light olive 1 green the value one shilling and six pence Another belated celebration arrived for the 100th anniversary of the first ad hesive postage stamp Liberia has overprinted its common wealth centenary set of three to make them "Sir Rowland Hills" The overprints are in red on the 3--c and 10--c but in black on the 5- brown The inscription reads: 'Postage Stamp A porCentennial trait of Sir Rowland Hill is overprinted at the right For airmail use a drawing of a plane plus the words "air mail" are added Liberia has also put a 2- -c surtax and Red Cross overprint on stamps of this same set Latvian stamps are being overprinted with the letters "L P S R" for use in the tern tory now under Russian rule The letters represent the words "Latvian Protected Soviet Re- public" Turkey has a belated set of four commemoratives on the 100th anniversary of the first issue-ha- - 7r t: - or Li - - - 1 lb - k ' 1 n kw - - - - - 6- '- 7 '' tto :-- - cif -- 1 Butterfly Species Replacing Its Cousin 4 In eUndeclared War' in Virginia i i 1'1 t t - plus-hono- r - I - so-cal- led 's -- 410 e" 7 tull-siz- 8 AQJ 4 WEST EAST None K 10 7 K 10 9 463 I ed r 85 cut-o- ut luti-siz- ad Craft Pattern Order Blank K-C2- -1 a r J 1 ' adhesive postage stamps cele- brated in1940 Designs depict old and new delivery of Ma !IL First-da- y sales of the new' Vermont Commemora- tive at Montpelier March 4 amounted to 9907950 A total of 302540 stamps were sold and 182423 covers were canceled 6 SOUTII A 4 2 A Q 4 6 54 Non 3-c- ent 8 None There are no trumps and South leads North and South are to win six tricks against any defense Solution: South leads ace of hearts so as to force an immediate discard from West If West discards anything but a club one discard will be enough for South otherwise South must get two discards West discards a club South leads heart queen West East discarding a diamond wilts and leads the spade South playing ace and leading jack of hearts West discarding another diamond North a club South then leads the diamond p - çp 1 1840-194- 0" NORTH Q3 K 5 - -c Bridge Problems ' - C11251)- on a farm and a 60-- k 'green which portrays the oil industry The Territory of Papua (British New Guinea) has a new value in the 1939 airmail series This design shows King George VI inset on a harbor scene which includes natives and ' ' AP id s ' :N4 Ar' K-Q- -J A - e'''' t 1 ''''' 72C01 ::'is' i Above Miss Merva Morris teacher at McKinley school dis plays the carved and painted wooden figures made by and collected by Miss Morris for use in teaching about foreign lands At left Mrs Glen H Tolman ar ranges same of the sketches she has made as a "Sunday painter" These hobbies were among those displayed at ' the annual dinner meeting of the Salt Lake branch of American Childhood Education association at Lion house social center Friday evening L ' 41 - --- ' e 1 CRAE t -' I i e - f I SI 4 ----i ''' - - ‘ i 'i-- i 2 ? anti--Un- '::::'!-- ''' :' :- ::: - - :: :' ':' the-famili- es- 4 : i ' '11 'i 7 : r:1 ""- : — "' 17 P : well-kno- 1140 1 '‘ it ‘i Ns ) :: ? ) ' l' Hr - 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' (-- I 1 010': :: :- -- I' - ' ' 4:"""1"""""'""1": - ' 1 A " ef - it' etq " : $ ' :" 1 ' S : :1 r' : I :: 9:8 - 4 1: - N ‘ Reasons for this popularity are Junior get started are getting ctr-- 1 '''' the real good from the hobby— numerous but in the light of a " 4 e '' i 1 I 4001Pi ' mental stimulation a new awareformer analysis of hobbies into ness of the world in terms of the ' four groups creative instruct1 hobby a pursuit for their leisure ive constructive and colfective hours This example points out the the main reason seems to be ' that a collecting hobby may be big mistake often made by collectors particularly young ones taken up easily without former ' but often older folk and at the preparation or Instruction that same time hints at the remedy It may be dropped just as readiThe evil lies in merely accuwhether mulating possessions ly that it requires no special stamps or Old Masters For mere amount of time and that it is accumulation mere possession rix extremely facile in adaptability possesses few ') 'time to The remedy is to make of each place resources intel: collective hobby also an instruci ligence and ability :! 1 a tive constructive and possibly of Because this very adaptabili1 with good luck a creative hobby :"::::::::::'::i1 !::z:::::::i:-x1:::ty to whim and mood the col : :t To Get Results ?::: satis lective hobby extremely 1 A To turn a : passive collective i::: i'r::::: Wying particularly to busyiieo 4 i :: :40 hobby into an active instructive ii pie who want merely a distrac:i::: hobby is easy It requires only - tion from strenuous daily work that the individual study the obt and not a hobby that of Itself t " '::: ' :i':: t jects he is collecting knows their t :: ' (17 requires long periods of concen4 hisor significance culturally 1 i::' trated study i t torically understands their past : The ' ' dIt' ':'' ::'f'Sil adaptability to intellic: ' :::::'J f and probable future The true :':4f' :::' i gence on the other hand may if::: ! to to :: this ' philatelist keep -2be accepted as a convenient fact :11 s4 ' ' 1 category knows the hisor It may serve as a challenge of as the world in tory ':iThis sentence requires study and portrayed '''iesti' t ' : ' I these tiny rectangles It is not P' - '17' offers the crucial test as to 4 ' :' 4:':'' ' t Xli t"::"41 '4 '' for :i:-t!!him that he has ac:' enough ' ir whether a collective hobby is ::' :'' quired a new stamp marked "Fee ti ' :ssiti " :''T:::: ':: I0- worthwhile :: !:: ::::-:::::1 I : '::i:' ' :: Defense" He knows why---It ' is :: ::::!:-:':::::::::::::::':::::!::i'':i ::::::::-::"'Is ' ::1::1lii::::::::li1 ::Z:::i Point Illustrated :' so marked with all P' ::'::::':::::- ::::'': 'ii::?777::7:77:7i'::::7::1':?T:7:--:::::::::r:: 7 '::'::::r::::'i:::::::!?:::''::l::-::::::: :: :Z: ': Gotta and implicc a tions of that "' i:-': ''::'''i14":-iThe point may best be illus ':::"- :' :'i'':Y:'':': :::!::'Zi cameras permitting action flash: Irated by means of one of the knowledge 'i::: t: p ' f r!- - :::::: : ' shots '::: :::': ii:::::i::' ic:1H:':::::::''::''::::-::':: :ii:4' With it they say only a commonest collective hobbies '::' To ma ke such a hobby con':'::S:' :n: ' ': ct7:il-c::-: f:' ' :: 0::::::4 ': - simple contact instead of ex''''' :i:::::::::''' '"':':"' :::"'"''''''''' '''''::" r''::':4':f::::::::':!01 is not always possible "::::::: structive philately '' ''''' in 404:' '''' :iL:':-:- - ''i ut-flash Let's Grandma case Junior equipment the of dolls speed pensive books gives say i) a stamp album and an envelope- -- drama ceramics etc may easily would be needed to provide :: 1' ''' ::!:'t1:1:::'n be done by actually making dolls with many of unassorted stamps as a Christsynchronization '': )f' ' ' ' 410 ti'! ' ' H'''' mas gift or costuming them learning to Father types of cameras ''Ll'' f's The light output is said to Joe want to hel bind books by band or to operate unior get - ) 0 : be sufficient for ordinary pur- - started on new 4'‘ presses miniature constructing ' The new bulb called : poses pursuit aothey "help" him stage sets or making puppets IrS34 for l'speed Midget" gets its k' and puppet theaters learning '' place e stamps in the album rof the two men is a -t the potter's art 'light from a heavy chemical de- - ''' ' :''"-'And from constructive to creposit on a small filament (see!-- philatelist they both "look up" the best ways of mounting the ative is but a step—a big step in picture)mid-Ap-It will go to rn atket decide about Then ther makers what stamps they satisfaction and growth spiritual I 13 cents Now the doll is a creature of say and will se stamps Junior should have next which he should specialize in the hobbyist's own imagination - and they purchase these for the ' I directing his hands the book is boy's birthday gift of a design new and lovely and "'":'4''?:')-:''- Junior meanwhile tells his expressive of the maker's own friends that he is collecting 'personality the stage setting be1 s stamps a nth d kind relatives comes the embodiment of a Cf :''- slq': him-wicovers which -shower - mood the vase or bowl is the CAMERON ' N C - (UP) -: to his two assistturns over he Wilma Williams 14-- y a r - old ants If the men are particularschool igirl Is now her broadminded Junior is drawn attending ly ' 230th school ' In as a helper now and then but Wilma whose father operates often he is entirely excluded a traveling tent show hopes from the actual study and work however eventually to graduate of the collection Mere owner By Ely Culbertson somewhere Next year she ex ship is all that is permitted to him—the meagerest part of any plains her father and mother plan to settle for at least six hobby be mentioned In hearts and a 5 The new provi- The new Culbertson system rive safely or scientifically at months so she can acquire The collecting of stamps (that lion is that after an original two clubs which means he could the cold slam in the North-Sou- th has not been out long enough Is the mere keeping of them in credits bid the responder may name hands Our bidding went ' support neither spades nor diaone place) means little to the Her father- Rusty Williams for the public to have absorbed his own suit if it is as good as rt to monds and would further this old the system: according town often stays In one all the outstanding changes boy at thiststage of the game South North East West mean would that be it (five cards) danger a time as one week now So it is with collections of dolls Therefore it will be helpful I 2 hearts Pass 2 no or any six card suit this regardous to disturb a three no trump - At each school Wilma takes trump Pau for girls collections donated by think to publish typical quesless of an outside ace or king contract Thus under the old 3 clubs Pass 3 spades Pass home economics dvies math fond relatives: or with old glasstions which have reached me Now let us get back to the 3 no trump Pass Pass Pass is obvious that the it system color ware books if rare the and stiencen if the last few weeks and general English hand specifically mentioned and during not fully explore could partners no course "Of three the courses Is are available trump built from lection answer to 'these' them forthwith This up simply we will note how beautifully it the combined hands and that contract was made without difTeachers say she learns quickly Will illustrate not only how the gifts with no effort or study on can be handled according to the suit the often best fitting trump The part of the owner In this and Is Industrious ficulty but as you will note changes apply to actual probnew system The bidding will to unmentioned had go diaa was in cold slam there a Billie sister has at form ft collective hobby requires lems of bidding but will serve now go: ' tended 150younger care new of The takes alCould this slam be monds system different schools to explain thq reasons and phinaturally little intelligence and North West East South Now this new the reached under admirably proposition Is satisfaction logically she little 11 though brings only 2 hearts losophy for the changes Pass 2 spades Pass no is the for it necessary longer system?" "The following Question: 3 clubs Pass 3 diamonds Pass Answer: Hands of this type responder to make an artificial hand was dealt In a rubber 4 no trumPass 5 clubs Pass two announcement no on had considerable (via bearing bridge game: 6 Pass Pass diamonds Pass Ft'-:'':pATTEllm'one prominent change in the trump) that he holds less this( "North dealer must South be observed It that so is He setricks permany Culbertson The top system °Both sides vulnerable Is able to mention his suits mitted to name his suit or suits quence recorded above was alBy A NEELY MALL without disturbing Itthe smooth effect will and this most old under the inevitable Immediately NORTH course of bidding nd without the enormous saving of one full 4 rule that prescribed a "nega' Thugs) hiumen4ntorust jeopardizing the best final concourse Of of round it no two of tive" bidding response trump to AKC)86 Iowa gulgots Ire 16ahlgh In any way If Nortli had et tract some to was throw ' on for South necessary the first round Im salvisl out A1 AQ8 Thrt Otal for neither spades nor support the around It :safeguards South lacked the one or one original 4 AKQZ Alpof a bassi hottl bead ' '''' diamonds he still would be able '' ' not is would It that ' response honor trick for WEST EAST plus required Of ofototpfoot plywood to go to no trump or one of his have been advisable to let the a positive response of two CI J 9 A K 7 ' -own suits Since he has excellent t:- -1 down and after bars all the IP el way 9 72 10 5 4 ig-7spades (or three diamonds) it:! diamond r exsupport however and bid two an for original ti'A! hence was obliged to announce spade 95 10 63 knows that South must have anmenw the have responder ample fact After North's that first 410854 tip 49732 five to the king or six low cards swer with three clubs on such a '' '' bid of the second suit clubs SOUTH 414 'I In the suit the "best spot" be' to as five the suit jack 4South then logically tried to 41086532 o comes easy to distinguish show at least part of his holdThus a minimum has been V3 taa "It the following 1s Question: is acute but this established minimum North when in but : ing : KJ742 a sound hand L&4141t1ilettlittototo opening bid in the below so dislike of spades bid game in the previ413 substantially Itoss new Culbertson system? I know no trump it would have taken ous one that thousands of hands 1 It used to count two and one-ha- lf ' on We have two a ' and heretofore called for South which 7 MM caught notyet optimistic hardy aL honor tricks" ' to the new method of handling no trump responses now may be Indeed to mention the diamond t: The pup sports a collar wlth A ow ' 46!4n 63 V642 so old KC)J85 4A76 two bids which may explain handled in a natural way which suit at the four level North's CARDINAL last you's kerne tag - Pup reuerhu mk241 rtgure PELICAN No Is we This hand does to could on Answer: not the the best suit that be based well fact that at may say bidding might ' 722 and hydrant aro shown full silo show 'in Croft Pattoto 413 '721 a- sound not constitute opening to trete sow ad int upon Cralt Pattors No 414 toady diamond bid It should be passed It was largely to take care of 2z t ttles'" hands such as this that the com-!!!!"1" 011ia which used to bination f' be valued at one and one-ha- lf ) l'i c)r4-: honor tricks has been demoted v and now is counted only one -: a A war of butterflies is in : nies on mud and sucking up the the latter part of April and the trick Since two and one-ha- lf were orin was first remoisture This earliest individuals progress tricks are required honor Virginia CROW J‘In 20 years the hitherto most with a five card rebiddable suit ange like those seen in sumI 721 ported by the Smithsonian nat1An! ' i common and conspicuous of all mer but somewhat smaller In uralist a few years ago --- It follows that this hand is just Iv r‘ 1931 it appeared earlier than old dominion butterflies the short of an opening bid This is Why one species should be (Nee bea clover" has color is in as it should be because the hand not and different before another GOOSE "yellow by I replaced SI 'I toNsbz: A N 415 come almost extinct while a known There is no slaughter The t'arly individuals wer e In question lacks the character722 416 close relative which invaded of one by the other although small and clear yellow with a istics of a sound opening There taxa111' t" IL :agtoC Tim popuhr tolttl cut-Is no "future" unless partner can the state from the south and butterflies are far from being slight flush of orange on the -1I I from ts aro west has replaced it creatures Apparently 1 1U Inner and lower portion of the t open the bidding on his own 44112 peaceful Nifv Co rah Pa1tems7216122 It t ) This hook and this would be almost one has been small Since this commandeers then the PA forewings simply reported just sirosta The Maakan as true if instead of in the annual Smithsonian exThe hami of the law gives protection of form has appeared reguhabitat and the other having no light to go perishes diamonds as' above the band in some to the newly seeded lawn Thls Austin H in among tho cacti ot tho rock geolito report ploration by spring place larly early ' Nis Craft Pattara is No 416 contained a similar major suit Clark Smithsonian Institution The orange clover says Mi ' - h fuleize upon Crek Psalm No 415 years even in late March It was because the previous valuClark was completely un"In the west spring individbiologist who has been making a systematic study of the butteration of a trick and a half for known in Virginia prior to 1920 uals are small and yellow with a in the same suit led to flies of the region Now it is thoroughly established slight flush of orange the next orovervaluation that the reducThe invader is the "orange brood and in is the highwholly everywhere except larger tion was made est mountain pastures where clover" a destructive pest in ange and the summer broods are still deeper orange In VirCalifornia It has not yet howthe yellow clover still is plentiSalt Lake Tribune-Telegra- m Copyright 1941 Ely Culbertson ever become a nuisance to Virful ginia g few orange individuals Home Service Bureau small "The disappearance of the in the with the ginia farmers and appears to spring fly have settled into the place of its Please send me craft pattern No for yellow clover butterfly" he reyellow ones and in summer The Sad Truth t dominant relative and autumn all three forms fly ports "was only one of the formerly which! inclose 10 cents in coin or stamps Joe: "Why Is an empty purse curious adjustments that took without attracting much attentogether So if we regard conimmias a west as the same of in tion: ditions the result the repreplace always Ntrns Ed: "I dunno Why Is an It has even adopted Mr Clark gration of the orange form into senting the standard pattern the butterfly has not as yet the region In the early years reports some of the vices of the empty purse always the same?" Address of its occurrence in Virginia Joe: "Because you can't :see become fully adjusted to its suryellow clover—particularly'that IP of sitting 1n sociable compa the intruder appeared first in any change In IL" roundings In Virginia" ': - ' t ::: ow- -- 41 1T' '":'41:0':7:' ''''''''''''''1:''7: ''4 ltf f t :''''14) ''f------ ' is ' 2' -- i '777::-- :y -' '"' '''' a Or 46a k' ') t L7:- : '' ''': !i JS ' : '!' '" ': 1" f :i:': 1 v" '' ' ' i i: : ‘ :!'::::::::'::::-::- i i ' tangible usable evidence of the hobbyist's pursuit The Individual who is content merely with collecting items of whatever sort has not even tasted the rich satisfaction has not benefited from the personality inherent In the best values leisure-tim- e pursuits He is like the housewife who purchases a lovely cake and content with possessing it refuses to let it be eaten A little imagination and Intelligence will open the door to the fascination that lies deeper than possession—it will cut the cake and make the rich food values available for the hobbyist's soul growth ': ' A z- -- :::::: X" 1 N ':'i: l':' ': L Nk :::' X1i' '':' 'i li':: ':::- 4'""P: ''" : 'i::!4'::::'l':&:':4 A :: :f::I $e - -- r--- ''':' ::::: ' :55:1:'i:::::::i::- 1' 1(tc ::'' : kH: i :P : ''-- - ': ::: ::: k- :''f"1 - '''N-I- ::: one-hundre- dth ' t: - zwr:::m:nfo:o ?:': ? '- t::':::n:::::'::: Shutterbugs from the kid with a box camera to the expert with fancy lenses are a bit excited over the promised appearance Iof a walnut-siz- e flash bulb Designers say the flash lastof ing about one a second will act as the equivaø lent of shutters on inexpensive - i 'April 20 1911 Egypt has a new green stamp with portrait of King Farouk as an addition to a current series Margaret Kernodle Owner Finds Dog After Five Yeits a - NEBRASKA CITY Neb (UP) Five years ago Henry Pommerin Nebraska City house paint- er and interior decorator lost his fox terrier Prince Last spring Pommerin moved to Long Beach Cal There recently a lively fox terrier pounced upon him It was Prince - -- - |