Evening star., 1933-11-12
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west Territory. They ask that the
issue may go on sale on the 200th
anniversary of st. Clair's birth in April
Don Grieve, stamp editor. Cleveland
Plain Dealer, says. "A largo armfui
of flowers should be presented to the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing ann
three new stamps that have Just been
issued. The KoSciusko stamp is 6
radical departure frcm the accepted
lines of United States stamp designs
1t is unusual and distinctive and Will
be welcome addition to any collec-
tion The Byrd Antarctic stamp
also is a beautiful piece Of work and
its unusual size makes it stand out
frcm the ordinary run of commemora-
tives . The Graf Zeppelin stamp IS
perhaps the least beautiful of the
three. as the design Is bit crowded
owing to the narrow SIZE"
China has three new airmail values
25c. orange: soc. deep brown; and 81.
yellow green. The design is that of
the 1882 set.
All the italian colonies have been
supplied with new commemorative for
the 10th anniversary of Facism. Three
dNsS EliN arc SPtSAAlSA oAA viz NNiuNS
include: SC orange; CSC. green; soc,
violet; 75c, rose carmine; 125L. blue;
1.75L, rose red; 2.T5L. gray blue; ST.,
gray black: and l0L. slate black.
A new series is in preparation for
Palestine.
Poland is bringing out 30gr stamp
for the 18th anniversary of the re-
birth of the republic.
Russia has a three-value series-5,
10 and k-commemorating the stratc
sphere enterprise of September 80 last
Early in December Uruguay will have
a series of "a values for the meeting
of the Pan-American Congress at
Montevi6eo.
postage due stamp-the first issue Oh
its kind in the history Of the colony.
Examples of the Geographical and
Statistical Society stamps OF Mexico
are being received. The values are:
&c. green: sc. brown; 10c, dark blue;
and 1p, dull purple.
New post Offices soon will be dedi-
Gated at Monroe, La. and Topeka. Kans.
Thirteen flag cancellations still
may be had from the post offices at
Sawyer Mich: State, Pa; Weatherly,
Pa; Hawthorne, N. j.; Netcong, n j.
Little Silver, N, j. Homer City, N d.
Spangler. Pa: Somers Point. N. j.,
Cumberland. Md: Valdese, N C.; Glib
sonville, N. C.; Weissport, Pa. and the
Ampere Street Station. Orange, N. j.
Also. according to William E. Weir,
Washington enthusiast, who kindly
shares his discoveries with his friends,
Bolivar, Mo: Bradford. Ohio; Bradford,
Vt: Burwell. Nebr.: Chadbourn. N C.;
Clawson, Mich; Fairmont. N. OAK;
Garrison, N. Y; Georgetown, H.;
Gresham. Greg; Greybull, Wyo.; lola,
Wis. Lacanada. Calf; Leslie, Mich;
Loeb Sheldrake, N. Y: Loneoke, Ark;
Marksville, La: McHenry, Ill; Mellen,
Wis: Mineral Point. Wis: Mullan.
Idaho: Pell City. Ala: Randlett Okla;
Slippery Rock. Pa; Tinley Park, ILL.,;
Washburn. Wis. and Westmont. Ill.
Collectors interested should send self
addressed envelopes and cents in coin
(wrapped) to postmasters indicated, re-
questing clean cancellations and not
falling to express thanks for the cour-
tesy of special attention.
The approved way of preserving cam
celia ations, says Weekly Philatelic Gossip.
is that of entire cover or cut to 2 by 4
inches.
Ernest A. Kehr. Municipal Broad
casting Station. New York City, is
sponsoring a cachet for the 150th an
niversary of Evacuation day, Novem-
Der 25.
j. H. Evans. 81 Elgas street. Buffalo.
N. Y. will have a cachet for ThankA-
giving day, November 80
Farther Endorsements of Mr. Kunze's
nomination to succeed Michael L. Eids-
ness. jr.. as superintendent of the divi-
sion OF stamps and head of the phila-
telic agency have been filed with Post
master General Farley by the Takoma
Park Citizens Association. E. Happen