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STATE SOCIETIES.

The New York State Society will
sponsor Christmas party and dance
December II, at the Shoreham Hotel.
Dancing will be from 10 to l o'clock.
Members will be admitted upon pres
entation of their 1886 membership
cards. A prize waltz will be con-
Quoted. Officers of other State socie-
ties will act as judges of this event.
Friends of members are welcome.
An invitation to the dances is also
extended to members of other State
societies of the District Guest tickets
may be procured at the door the
evening of the dance or from tho
treasurer. c. M. Little, Southern Rail-
ways Building.
Other dances scheduled are: Janu-
ary l6, February 20 and March 20.
Members of the California State
Society will hold California foot ball
fronc Thursday evening at the VIII
lard Hotel. Dancing will be from
9 to /. During the course of the
evening the various California uni
versity songs will be featured. with
a speciality number in keeping with
the foot ball motive. Tables for
bridge will be arranged. Master of
ceremonies will by j. F. T. O'Connor,
controller OF the currency and presi-
dent of the society.
Arrangements are under the direc.
tion of W. Howard Smith.
The Mississippi State Society will
hold a social meeting at 2400 Six
teenth street December II. There
will be a short program, beginning
at $3.50, followed by dancing. Tables
will also be provided for playing cards.
For further information call the
secretary. Miss jamie Mallory, Adams
1881.
The West Virginia State Society
of the District of Columbia will hold
its annual apple cider and ginger.
bread party on Thursday, at the
Raleigh Hotel. All West virginians
residing in or near the District Of
Columbia are invited.
David S. Dawson, president. has
selected Col. j. william De Grange
of Martinsburg, w. Va. as chairman
or the Arrangements Committee.
The Georgia Ladies Luncheon Club
Of Washington will meet Wednesday
at 1880 at Nunnally's, on r street.
Meetings are held the first Wednes-
day of each month at the same time
and place. For information. call Mrs.
J. A. Massey, Columbia 1850.
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Y. M. c. A. News

The Alert Glass Of the Petworth M
E. Church will have as its guest
teacher today at 10 O'Clock Fred T
Carpenter. associate boys work di-
rector of the Y. NJ C. A. Page NICK
Etchison, religious work director. will
give an illustrated lecture on "A Pill
grimage to Palestine" at the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church, at 8 pm.
The weekly lecture in the series on
Vocational Guidance for Youth will
be held in room 2l9 at 7:30 pm.
Tuesday. E. j. Lockwood director of
night high schools of the District, will
speak on Opportunities for Training
in the Night High Schools of the Dis
trict Of Columbia" A rehearsal of
the Dramatic Club will be held at
8:l5 pm.
The Glee Club will meet in room
218 Wednesday at pm.
The weekly staff conference will
he held Thursday at $50 am. Ralph
w. Foster, director of physical educa-
ton, will have charge of the devo-
tional service. Frank B. Lenz, Inter-
national Y. NJ. c. A. secretary, of New
York. will speak at luncheon OF the
Twenty-Four- Hour-a-Day Club al
1890 pm. on The Y Nobody Knows.
The Public Forum will meet at pm
for a discussion of the social security
law. The leader will be DR.. Walter
j. Campbell, chief of the educational
division, International service, Social
Security Board. There will be a re-
hearsal of the Dramatic Club at &
pm, and the Dormitory Bowling
League will also meet at O'Clock.
Frank B. Lenz will speak at the
luncheon of round table In the Cosmos
Club At 1880 pm. Friday. His SUBJ
ject will be THE Debit and Credit
Side Of the Soviet Ledger" There will
be . meeting of the Debating Club at
$3.50 pm.
The Riding Club will meet Saturday
at pm. at the Riverside Stable. DR..
Charles E. Resser, president, D. c.
Sunday School Association, will give
the weekly radio talk from Station
WMAL. His subject will be "Paul's
Parting Counsels."
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Columbia Chapter met Monday. The
Star Point Society arranged . social.
with cards and refreshments.
The annual choir banquet will be
held at Dodge Hotel next Saturday.
The Home Board Of Bethlehem
Chapter will meet Thursday at the
Kenesaw Apartments. Luncheon will
be served at 1880 pm. Call Mrs.
Melton. North s221-W. for reserva-
tions.
The Star Point Society win meet
Saturday evening at the home Of the
past matron, Mrs. Ethel Nelson. All
those going will meet at the railroad
grade crossing at Beltsville, Nd, not
later than 8 pm. After short busi-
ness meeting the annual Christmas
party will be held. Bring your gift.
For transportation call Mrs. Mildred
German, Lincoln 61l5.
Mrs. Daisy Hopwood Thour, matron,
Ruth Chapter, announces the chapter
will give a turkey dinner before elec-
ton at the meeting December 7 at
Stansbury Lodge Hall, from S to pm.
Mrs. Myrtle !. Woods, matron Of
Chevy Chase Chapter, announces the
meeting Tuesday will be devoted to
business and election Of officers. Din
ner will be served at 6 pm. in chap
ter room for members.
Areme Chapter will meet Wednes-
day evening for election of officers.
Call Mrs. Helen Rubenstein. Georgia
727S. for information concerning the
sale and prices of the fruit cakes.
The Finance Committee met last
Sunday evening at the home Of Past
Matron Anna Smitskamp.
Mrs. Leonor Ebert Reed. matron Of
Esther Chapter. announces election of
officers December S. Following the
meeting refreshments will be served.
The choir will be the guests Decem-
ber Of Past Grand Matron Mrs.
Bertha Hudson at her home in the
Cortland. Mrs. Charles E. Baldwin
and Miss Flora Gibson will assist Mrs.
Hudson.
AT the last meeting the members
were entertained by George Myers,
tenor, with Mrs. Frank Bowl accom-
panying.
Grand visitation was last Wednes-
day night to Naomi Chapter. A fea-
ture was Thanksgiving pageant,
written and produced by Past Matron
Edith w. Clark. Included among
members Of the cast were Misses
Margaret F. Ogden, Martha Wash
ington Chapter. Alexandria, Va, and
Stella M. Arseneau Unity Chapter
vocal soloists, and Herbert Holcomb
Of Martha Chapter.
The degrees were conferred.
! Mrs Vera Morris, matron of Joseph
H. Milans Lodge Chapter. announces
a special meeting tomorrow evening
in Northeast Masonic Temple for
grand visitation. On December 8
will be election of officers. December
II will be installation. December
card party and dance at the Thomas
| Circle Club.
Mary NJ. H. Mclean, matron OF
Federal Chapter, announces the next
meeting will be election night. On
December the Friendship Club OF
the chapter will hold a card party
at the home OF Anna H. McElroy, 727
Randolph street.
The last meeting OF Cathedral
| Chapter was a reception for new
members of 1886 After the meeting
a dance was held and refreshments
served.
The Cathedral Bellies will meet al
the home of Peggy Burgess. 1901 Len
FAINT square southeast. Tuesday, with
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Order of the Eastern Star
Eva McLaurin and Agnes Garner as

Eva McLaurin and Agnes Garner as
sistins.
Martha Chapter at its last meeting
was entertained by tribe Of Sioux
Indians, under the leadership Of Mrs.
Edna Acker. Solos were sung by Past
Patron Richard z. Titlow. accom-
panied by Past Patron Carleton Fry
The next meeting will be election OF
officers.
Fidelity Chapter will initiate sew
eral candidates at q special meeting
tomorrow evening. Entertainment
and refreshments viii conclude the
evening. Mrs. Florence Bergman
matron, announces election Of ON.
GERS December 3. A banquet will be
served at Kings Restaurant after the
meeting.
The Friendly Circle will meet De-
cember 8 at the home Of Mrs. Grace
Sladen, 120 Eleventh street southeast
ut 1880 pm. Mrs. Caroline Shaw
past matron, and Mrs. Rachael Totten
Will dSSlSG WIFI luIlCllCOu.
A card and bingo party with dancing
and refreshments will be given by the
chapter in the hall at Fourteenth and
Kenyon streets December 10 at 8 pm
The matron and patron will enter
tain their officers at dinner at the
Lotus December at pm. The COM
mittee chairmen will be among the
honored guests.
The meeting December II will be
installation OF officers.
Lebanon Chapter held a memoria
service Tuesday evening for member,
who died during the year. The degree,
were conferred on several candidates
Gil Thompson, president, announces
meeting of the Lebanon Players al
the Masonic Temple, Tuesday evening
The Star Point Society, Miss Con.
stance Torrey, president, will NEE
Thursday evening at the home O.
Mrs. Rose Woods, 1897 Calvert street
Mrs. Woods will be assisted by Mrs
Zoie Libbey, Mrs. Nell Perry, Mrs. Ils
McCandlish, Mrs. Ida Mulkey and Mrs
Floy Carson.
Election of officers Of the Past Ma.
irons and Patrons Association will b.
held following banquet Saturday a
the Kenesaw. Mrs Florida Nettleton
president, will preside during the meet.
ing after which there will be dancing
The Women's Eastern Star Club oi
the United States Treasury Depart.
ment will give card party at tht
home of Mrs. Bessie Franzoni, IA F
street northeast, next Saturday eve.
/ ming. Members are requested TO bt
present.
The matron of Loyalty Chapter an.
nounces that a1ter the meeting Wed.
nesday, which will be election night
supper has been planned at one o.
the nearby cafes. Members are re.
quested not to forget the trip Il
Gawler's tomorrow.
The Secretaries Association viii
meet at the home of Mrs. Evelyn S
Hursh. 5114 Kansas avenue. Satur'
day. assisted by Mrs, Hazel 1. Spicel
and Mrs. Jennie Gregory.
Friendship Chapter will have tur'
key dinner Tuesday at ASH Wiscon'
sin avenue: card party at Nora 2ileys
SOFT Thirteenth street. December 5 a
pm, and election of officers De
cember s.
Joppa Lodge Chapter on Wednesda!
evening will elect officers. A suppe
will be served to the members from
to tbs pm.
The matron. Mrs. Lillian E. Baker
and Patron Harry A. johnson viii
entertain their officers and chair
men of committees December r. In
stallation Of officers will be held De
cember IS.
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MEETING IS HELD
BY SCOTTISH RITE
21st Degree Conferred on
Large Class by Robert
de Bruce Council.

Robert de Bruce Council. Knights
Kadosh, Scottish Rite Masons, met
last Tuesday night, when the twenty
first degree was conferred upon large
class of candidates.
The council will confer the thirtieth
degree next Tuesday night, which b
the last of the council degrees.
There will also be held Tuesday the
first semi-monthly meeting of Mithras
Lodge of Perfection, at which the
usual business of the coordinate
bodies of the Scottish Rite will be
transacted.
La Fayette Chapter No. S, r. A. M,
will have an "oldtimers' night" Tues
day at 7:30 pm. Many dignitaries
will be present. All Royal Arch Ma
sons are invited. Entertainment and
light refreshments will be served.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to De Molay
Commandery. No. 4, Knights Templar.
will meet Saturday at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. E. M. Gustafson, with
Mrs, j. B. Halliday assisting.
Lebanon Lodge will hold its elec-
ton Of officers next Friday at 7:30
pm. Following the installation Of
the officers supper will be served.
Petworth Lodge Fellowcraft Club
will hold its annual Fall dance Tues
day at Joppa Lodge Hall. 1909 Ninth
street. from to IL.
The lodge will hold election Of Of
ficers next Thursday.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

Visitations this week by the STATE
Council officers are: Unity, Tuesday,
2407 Minnesota avenue southeast. AMI
Mayfiower. Friday, 1912 Ninth stree.
Brookland Council plans card party
tomorrow at Masonic Temple. Twelfth
and Monroe streets northeast.
John L. Burnett Council plans bere-
fit bingo party tomorrow at 5000 ~
street.
The Past State Councillors Ass
citation will meet tomorrow at NORTH
east Masonic Temple, $50 pm.
Eagle Council had its annual Wit ,
ton last Monday in the Anaccst
Temple. Mrs. Nellie Collins pres'''c
during the meeting. which also i
cluded the second nomination of c.
ficers. Addresses we're delivered J.
the State and associate State Office
Fidelity Council held first noninl-
ton of officers. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
S. Downing were appointed on the
Benevolence Committee.
At the last regular meeting OF Betsy
Ross Council. Mrs. Blanche Whipp.
councillor, presided. Two applicant
will be initiated December 2. Mrs.
Maude v. Krebs hos planned lurch-
con at the Fairfax Hotel, December 10.
at 1890 Second nomination OF OF
flcers was held.
Martha cambridge Council m
with Councillor Margaret Skinner p"
siding. Nomination of officers "
concluded.
Virginia Dare Council will spon
a dance at 808 l street December 9.
Pride of Washington Council wa
called to order by Councillor Vrginia
Killebrew and held first nominatia.l
of officers The Past Councillors AS
sociation met Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Ethel MCGEE. The
meeting was opened by the president,
Mrs. Ruth Warren.
Anacostia Council was presided over
by Councillor Anna Torney. Mrs.
Ella Smith. State law committee
woman, announced plans for the State
Council bcnevolence activities. Seer
tary Mary P. James read pamphlet OF
history of pledge Of allegiance to our
flag.
At the last meeting OF Triumph
Council Esther Reid. councillor. pre-
sided. There was first nomination oi
officers. This council is making plans
to make a visit to Baltimore to a
council. Mary Dement, is in charge.
Goodwill Council. No. Is, enter
tanned the State officers on their Of
ficlal visit. Mrs. Mary Nix, acting
conductor. introduced the honored
guests. Each spoke.
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F. O. Eagles.

Washington Aerie will hold open
house Wednesday at 9 pm. at the
Eagles Hall. 923 Twelfth street. JOS
eph M. Bonuso, president, will preside.
The aerie Is forming an auxiliary
and on Wednesday night will give this
affair in honor of the women.
Refreshments will be served, and
an entertainment Is being arranged
by the Entertainment Committee In
charge. with II. Aosenbaum ~ chair
man.
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mittee, and by Mrs. Edwin ]. Ryan.
State chairman of motion pictures.

The Junior American Citizens had
the annual pilgrimage to Mount ver-
non. The two youngest members.
Mary Poole of the Georgetown Club
and Pat Hardesty, placed wreaths on
the tombs of Martha and George
Washington.
December plans Of the five clubs
include Q Christmas party. to be held
at the Chestnut Farms Dairy Audi
tcyium. 49,
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Pythian Sisters.

Rathbone Temple met Friday eve
ming. Most Excellent Chief Gertrude
Atherton presided. There was nonai.
nation Of officers. Next Friday viii
be election OF officers.
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u. D. C. MEET WEDNESDAY
Annual Convention to Be Held at
Confederate Hall.

COUlcUSINte 13N1Is
The annual convention of the
United Daughters Of the Confederacy
will be held Wednesday at Confed-
crate Memorial Hall, 1922 Vermont
avenue. There will be sessions at
2 pm, when memorial services will
be conducted. and at 3 pm.
The president Of the division, Mrs.
Richard A. Allen, will preside at both
sessions,
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northeast tomorrow evening.
The DR.. Kate Waller Barrett Circle
Of the Florence Crittenton Home met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. r. L.
Arends. Luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Miss Cole of the home was the guest
of honor and gave talk on the home.
Mrs. Luchritz was received as . new
member and J. Balster and w. r.
Holtgreve as associate members.
The December meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. E. G. Fisher,
which will be Christmas party.
The Columbian Women Of George
Washington University will meet Tues
day at o'clock at the Columbian
House, 2033 g street. Mrs. De Witt
Clinton Croissant will preside ut the
coffee table and Mrs Robert Leighey
and Mrs. Edwin Yocum will be the
hostesses for the social hour.
A short business meeting presided
over by the president, Miss Harriet
Garrels, will be held. An illustrated
lecture on Tourist Alaska" will be
given by r. H. Sargent Of the United
States Geological Survey.
Womans Club Of Chevy Chase
James M. Hepbron, acting managing
director of the Washington Criminal
Justice Association. will address the
civics section in All Saints Church at
ii O'Clock Friday on Crime Preven-
ton in Washington" Luncheon win
be served following the meeting.
All club members Interested In the
CONTINUED on sAventh Pags.)
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Women's Club Federation
Hears Talk by Mitchell
Auto Club Official Also Speaks solution
Opposing Increase in Gasoline Tax
Is Adopted.

District of Columbia FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs met
Monday at the Roosevelt Hotel,
i with the president. Mrs. Lloyd
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Monticello Chapter met at the home
Of Mrs. w. Parks Crater, 1923 Pater-
son street. The assisting hostesses
were Mrs. Roger Williams, Mrs. Ruel
2. Tolman and Mrs. Lewis H. Flint.
A paper on Yorktown was read by
a member. Miss Nellie Thomas, and
Mrs. Ashmun N. Brown gave a short
talk on her trip this Summer to Cali.
tornia and the Grand Canyon.
Lucy Holcombe Chapter met at the
home of Mrs. Maud A. Harris. 3422
Seventeenth street Miss Alice Sanger.
Miss Kate Edmunds and Miss Ruth
Phillips were assisting hostesses. The
regent, Mrs. Joseph F. Lyvers pre-
sided.
Miss Kate Edmunds, vice chairman
Of the Philanthropic Committee, was
appointed to purchase Christmas gifts
for Miss Grace Davis, protege of the
chapter at Tamassee School.
Marcia Burns Chapter met at the
home of Miss Edwina Ward, regent.
Mrs. Minnie Ashbrook Tull spoke of
the chapter tea in honor Of the State
officers in the National Woman's
Party Building, Second and B streets
southeast, between 1 and 6 pm. De-
cember 10.
Two boxes of clothing collected from
members were reported to have been
sent to the Kate Duncan School,
Grant, Ala.
An ex-regent's pin was presented to
Mrs. Dale K. Parrott by Mrs. Tull,
regent.
The January meeting will be held
on the second instead Of the third
wednesday. -
Talks were given by Mrs. Samusl b.
Woodbridge, State librarian, and the
state. chairman Of the Library COM
Evening star., 1936-11-29

The Business and Professional
women's Club Of All Souls Unitarian
Church has as officers: President,
Mrs. Edna Fallin steely: vice presi.
dent, Miss Edith Spray; recording
secretary, Miss Katherine Koets; cor
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Business Women's Council meeting
Tuesday in the chapel of the Gov
enant-First Presbyterian Church.
H. Linton will lead the devotional
period at 6:45, and Mrs. D. E. Yarnell
will give an address on Russia as /
Saw 1t" at pm. Ali are invited.
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A chapter regents round table will
be held tomorrow at pm. at the
Mayflower Hotel. The report of the
national board will be given by the
State regent, Mrs. Charles Carroll
Haie. Plans for the annual State
conference will be made and the meet
ing of the Continental Congress dis
cussed.
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(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PIcTURE)
THE TINYMITES

Poor Quincy sat upon the ground.
The other TIMES raced around, all
playing with the two giraffes, and
having lots of fun.
All Of a sudden Dotty said, why
look! Has Quincy lost his head?
The lad is soaking wet. 1 wonder
just how that was done"
IN tell you" Quincy snapped. ut
was a very unfair trick, because ]
tried to give the elephant a drink
Now look at me!
THE beast drank all he could
and then he tried to be real funny
when he soaked me with spray
am as chilly as can be"
The TIMES couldn't help but roar
We'll he won't do it any more,
said one. THE pail is empty. Now
you ought to dry your clothes.
Twill do no good to stand and
scold, cause if you do, you will catch
cold Just how you're going to DRY
out your garments goodness knows
L have plan" cried Scouty
"Gee, you always can leave thing;
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to me. Somebody get blanket
from the hunters house and real
quick.
The lad can wrap in it, while I
am seeing that his clothes get dry.
The two CRATES will help me with
plan that will work slick"
Soon Quincy was wrapped up all
right, Then Scouty yelled, With all
his might, Come here, you two
CRATES. Around your necks I'll tie
rope.
Twill be a clothesline, hanging
high, and on it Duncy's clothes will
dry. You know that I've been
friendly, SO you'll help me out, I
hope"
The beasts were patient. They
stood still and held their heads
down low until the rope was put in
place. Then on it Duncy's clothes
were hung.
Gee, that's q swell plan" QUINCY
said. MY clothes are hanging over
head, and very shortly they'll be
dry, as through the air they're
swung
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COMO PAGE
BY Williams
BY Crane
Hamlin
Martin

With excited 1utter the tribal witch doctor
whispered into the of the chief: Perhaps these
young ones are of the family of Tarzan. Remem-
Der. o chief the curse I pronounced on Tarzan
and all his kim and remember thine own vow Of
vengeance against the ape-man!"
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National Youth Administration is
to continue through next semester.
Although allotted NYA aid for
only 525 students during the pres
ent semester, the university was
able to assist a total of $50 by re-
ducing the SIS a month average al
lowance to $40 and $12.
OF those employed, 100 are as
signed to community projects here,
while the remainder work on the
campus and at the medical and
dental schools in indianapolis.
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ALLEY OOP

When he was about to abandon hope OF COM
municating with the savage chief, Doc frightened
suddenly. Now. by an il-starred inspiration he
had thought of way of establishing their identity
and napreSsing the scowling black, who certainly
mad not been none too friendly.
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|. U. STUDENTS ASSURED
OF NYA EMPL 0YMENT

Jobs to Continue Through Next
Semester, Secretary Says
FINES Special
BLOOMINGTON. Jan 25.-Indi--
ana University students today were
assured by Secretary John w. Crav-
ens that employment under the
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With proud gesture, he pointed to Dick and
to himself then flung his hand ont toward the
vast forest, and acclaimed grandly: "Tarzan! He
was trying to convey the idea that he and Dick
were connected with the mighty jungle Lord and
wished to be conducted to him
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Doc presumed that the chief would hasten to
pay his respect to those who used the name of
the Great White Bwana password. Instead.
a shocked expression of fear came into the eyes of
the black man. and changed rapidly to the steely
CLINT of cruel, fanatic hatred.
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Shon and Mail Early.

There is only one month left till
Christmas, so it is high time 20
recall the old slogan of shop early
and mail early. In connection with
mailing early it is we'll to remember
that Christmas mail to European
countries should be mailed the first
part of December in order to reach
its destination, and if you want your
packages to the west coast points to
reach their destination safe and sound
before Christmas, then it is not amlss
to mail them about December 14tf
or 18th and thus avoid the rush and
crush.
All health stamps and other greet.
ing stamps should be placed on the
back of the letters and on package:
so as not to be confused with space
for the regular postage stamps ant
address. Care and cooperation OF
the part of the public will be grea
help for the postal department dur
ing the annual rush which will be il
full swing just three weeks from now