Camp Adair Sentry
August 20,1942.
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Camp Kodak Contest
Is Announced Today
Amateur Photoists to
Have Chance at Prizes
*
Camera enthusiasts now have
the opportunity to gain national
recognition for themselves and
national distribution of their
photographic work. A contest open
to all officers and enlisted person­
nel of the United States army, an
outstanding event in the field of
photography, is being sponsored by
the magazine Coronet. The con­
test, which opens August 24 and
closes September 24, offers
eighteen especially designed gold
medals to the winners plus publi­
cation of the prize winning photos
in the January issue of Coronet
magazine.
Possible types of photographs
are divided into three classes. Type
A for vertical black and white
studies. Sixteen of these will win
medals and be reproduced. Type H
for horizontal black and white
studies for which one medal will
be awarded and one picture repro­
duced and type C, vertical or hori­
zontal color Kodachromes. One of
these will be reproduced in the
January issue of Coronet and one
medal awarded. Entrants may sub­
mit as many pictures in any or all
of the different classifications as
they desire but any one man will
be awarded only one medal.
Photographs submitted in the
contest must all depict military
subjects. Humor, human interest,
action, character studies or any
unusual subject will be considered
providing it is of a military nature.
The size of the prints will not
affect the judging but certain sizes
are preferable. For black-and-
whites (either vertical or horizon­
tal) 8"xl0", glossy or otherwise
are preferred. Kodachromes should ,
be 7"x5" or larger but 35 mm. will
be accepted. The name, rank,
branch of service of the photo­
grapher and classification desired
for the picture should be printed
plainly on the back side of the
picture. Preliminary judging for
pictures entered from this post will
be done by the Camp Adair Sentry
editors but all photographs will be
reviewed by the pictorial branch of
the Bureau of Public Relations,
War Department, Washington, D.
C. Final decision will rest in the
hands of Coronet editors and first
reproduction rights are also re-
served for Coronet.
Officers and enlisted men using
the Camp Adair library services I
are requested to be particularly.
attentive to the length of time the
The Camp Adair library, located books may be held out by the read- .
between “E” and “F” streets on er on a single withdrawal slip.
North First street is now open and
books are available to soldiers
wishing to make use of its facili­
Soft Lights—Sweet Music
ties. The library is open evenings
Swell Time—at
from 6 to 10 o’clock on week days
and on Sundays from 1 to 5 and
from 8 until 10.
Camp Library is Open
For Evening Patrons
These are the details covering
Coronet’s army camera contest men
and Camp Adair personnel should
place in the final judging. Don't
waste any time getting in your
picture, as many as you like. Ad­
dress your prints to Coronet Army
Camera Contest, c o Camp Adair
Sentry. Camp Adair.
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