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The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09
Appointed Investigator

Mr.. Henry Rayner has been
appointed Investigator of the
Workers Productive Associa-
ton.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09

Mrs. Grace Cage, who has
been i'll for several years, was
able to attend Bethel services
Sunday.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09

A unique supper will be given
by the Cleverettes Jan. 16, at
the home Of Mrs. Emma Turn
err. The 10 Jinx will be played
strongly-left hand, 13c sup
per etc.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09

Miss Opal Harris, who went
to Chicago for the holidays,
writes that she will remain in
definitely as she is now work
ing there.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09

Mr.. Langston Parks returned
Sunday night to Parsons Col
lege at Fairfield, Ia.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09
Transferred 20 Bloomington

Rev. Wiley of Ottumwa, Ia,
has been transferred to the Ill
inois Conference, and placed at
Bloomington, I'll. His place at
Ottumwa will be taken by Rev.
Me ormack.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09

Mr.. Rayner is a brilliant
young man, who is making a
representative in the state for
the Independent Ice and Coal
Co.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Benegas
are now residing In the Chas.
Russell home, End Ave.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09
Mrs. Emma Croker is ILL.

The Consumers Club will
meet Thursday night at Bethel
Center.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09

Mrs. Helen Lyons returned
New Years Day from Peoria,
H., where she visited relatives.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09

Mr.. VIM. Teal, 17O6 S. 3 St.,
is i'll. He is confined to his bed.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09

Mr.. Hiro Nichols, who has
been seriously i'll, is improving.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09

Miss Jeanne Spinks returned
Tuesday from Chicago.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09

6u pou7an11s
7.ss9!:E

The LaFleuss Beauty Foundation was established
BY the eodesrey Manufacturing Company 20 study
methods Of preserving Wonrene natural beauty,
and TO make the rssults o. this research available
70 the public.
The Omaha guide., 1937-01-09

How come, Herb, how come
La gaceta., 1937-05-04
NOTAS NCIME

sente puestra mayor gratitud
por las atenciones que gentii :
mente dispensaren en- csc peri6
dico a nusstras Rein>s d TURKS
mo, SrtaC. Els2 Adam Y GeorT
ma Tavl, duYante su fve/ es-
tancia n esa ciudad. xe.
Asf .nismo deseamos hacerle
prese.ite nuestras gracias mas
expresivas por la publiYidaa,
que Sc ha hecho en- Ell pegi6dicc
de su digna Direction, Elacio-
NADIA con la mencionadk vista
de las Srtas. Adam y Tavio.
Ha sido esta una oportunidad
en- que ha quedado plenamente
demostrado ell alto espiritu de
companerismo que ANNA a los
1istinguidos miemRros del staff
de esa prestigiosa publication.
Deseosos de poder reciprocar
lie sus gentilezas, nos ofrecemos
de listed,
My altos. SIS. SIS. y amigos,
Dr.. Alexandra Herrera arrange
Administrator General.
La gaceta., 1937-05-04
Una carta de la HGbonG

Sin publication habfamos de
jado la carta, muy atenta y ex-
presiva, que recibimos dias pa
sados del DR.. Alexandra HERE
"a Arrange, administrator gene
raj del importante diario "El
Mundo" de la Habana, EN- la que
nos da gracias por las atencio-
mes tenidas con las Reinas del
Turismo, Srtas. Elsa Adam y
Georgina Tawi6; mas para q. no
pueda tildarse de descortes a
tan distinguido abogado supo :
niendoles predilecciones que nc
~existen, reproducimos fntegra
la misiva a que nos referimos.
Dice asi:
Sr. v. Manteiga,
Director de LA Gaceta',
Tampa, Fla.
Distinguido amigo:
Nos completeness en- hacer lie
gar a listed por medic de la pre-
La gaceta., 1937-05-04
e L1STA DE CONTRl-
BUYENTES PARA Ell FREN
TIE POPULAR EAN
(Viene de la fG.)

vos, Maximino Villar, C. Mira
wales, Segundo Vior, Andres
Esp6lita, A. Granda, Al. B. c.,
A. B., Ell Freuro 0breo, Res
trrant Ayiles,f Pace yinagre,
Barber Ship, sardi1ss Filling
stasion, Hernapdez Grocery,
Jose Ar1pjo, FfanSiscg Pallet
no, Vicei e R ColFenares, j.
6 P. Glocery. Espina Feed
Store, Almo Restaurant, Frank
lin Special Restaurant, A. Res
taurant, R' Bernardo, Grocery,
I'm Amigo, lCelestino, Delga-
dos Dept. Store, La Florida
Grocery, Mano & Puleo, Alessi
Bakery, Carioca Cafe, La Flor
Grocery, Salcines y Lopez, La
Nina Grocery, Bombero, Gro
Gerry, The Friends Club, Ell
Bien P1blico Drug Store, Capt.
tano Grocery, Lombardia Gro
Gerry, Mistretta Grocery, Puleo
Feed Store, Prleo Grocery, Ma
jomia Grocery, David Coma
lez, Million Auto Parts, Broad
way Furniture, Ell Vizcaino, A
mado Gonzalez, Sanitary Poul-
try, La Primera de Ybor Ba-
kerry, Rivera Drug Store, An
gel Studio, Max Perez, Obdulia
Garcia, Luis Perez, Carrso G.
Petralia, La Popular Bakery,
Breton Drug Store, Mrs. Sua-
rez, Cafe.
Contribuyeron con 80 centa-
fos: Bernardo Gonzalez.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
7os: Aida Vale, Sra. del DR..
Roig, G. Jimenez, S. Bolos, E.
iovia, P. Velo, sastreria, FL
Cometa Grocery, Botica La Ha-
9anera, Charles Place, Amorelli
p~eleteria, G. G. Grocery, Gran
0riente Restaurant. Broadway
Grocery, Perez Mems Shop, Jo-
La gaceta., 1937-05-04

Ell Concerto de anoche
La orquesta sinf6nica de Tam
"a que dirige ell professor Maxi
no Edhegaray, ofreci6 anoche
n ell Auditorio Municipal otro
lie srs muy aplaudidos concier-
os semanales. Ell de anoche, sim
mbargo, estuvo significado por
a presentation de la inteligen-
se pinanista, Srta. Adela Her.
nandez, que ejecut6 un solo de
piano que fue muy aplaudido.
La presentation de la Srta.
Hernandez, alumna avantajadi-
sima del Hillsborough High
School, la hizo personalmente ell
professor Echegaray.
Una lluvia de bouquets de flo
res Sc ofrecieron a la inteligen-
!e pianista q. en- su modestia no
saba como expresar su intense
agradecimiento.
Despues del solo de piano, la
Srta. Hernandez acompa16 a la
orquesta sinf6nica en- diferen-
tes y dificiles iejecuciones. Sc
cerr6 Ell concerto con la intere-
sante presentation de la sinfo-
MIA No. 4, de Tschalkowsky, en-
F. Menor.
Esta noche la banda de la u
niversidad de Tampa ofrecera
un concerto pdblico a. las z,
desde la concha de la mlsica en-
ell parque de Plant.
La gaceta., 1937-05-04
Loyal Knights de America

Loyal Knights de AmsYico
No hice menci6n del detalle /;
pero 10 TRAGIC a colaci6n ahora
para celebrar la labor de las Da
mas de los Loyal Knights of A.
merica, que Ell domingo pasado,
en- la Finca Nistal, RIPARIAN q :
nuncios para su Picnic del dia
% en- los terrenos de La Column
ma.
Ell "Himno Libertario" que
escribiera en- New York Ell po-
pular Leopoldo Gonzalez (Chi-
charito), aparece en- Ell reverse
del carton anunciador, constitu-
yendo un aliciente mas para su
lectura.
La fiesta de los Loyal Knight
estara amenizada por la orques-
ia "Don Francisco" Y no falta-
"a ell almuerzo acostumbrado en-
estas romerias.
Nos limitamos a dar Ell toque
de llamada, reservandonos ell
dar mas pormenores q medida
que Sc acerque ell domingo %.
La gaceta., 1937-05-04
Logia Hijos de Italia

AOyW x1tyOO UE AtUtNU
Ell domingo que viene Sc We
ran n~uevamente animados los tie
rrenos de Columna Park, en- w.
Tampa, va que en- su recinto ce-
LIBRARIAN su gran fiesta cam :
pestre los "Hijos de Italia" que
pertenecen q la Logia que lleva
este upmbre.
Tuvieron ell buen acierto de
escoger par su fiesta ell reveren
ciado dia de Las Madres", pu :
diendo darse por SECURE que Sc
vera concurridfsima.
FL almuerzo que Sc servira a
las ~ del dfa consistira en- ell
plato n~acional, condimentados
los macarrones por un excelen-
tie cocinero.
La popular orquesta Don
Francisco esta encargada del
programa de bailables.
La gaceta., 1937-05-04

latino CarniceS
co, La Rosa Gro
cado Unico, s. VIC
Agliano Fish Mark
Barber Shop, Fraterrigo Lunch
Jose Teijido Grocery, Ferlita
Grocery, Luis Vicari, F. Lopez
Cafe, dsVest Tampa Zapateria.
soloPcn's Store, Cafeteria de
Perd IN, West Tampa Taller
aeel tpado, Lorenzo Rodriguez,
Gauges Barber Shop, Eagle
Zapaterfa, Henry's Barber
Shop, Frente Popular Grocery
West Tampa Poultry, 2O2i
=and Central, Campo, 81
Grocery, A. Fernandez, Cusd,
mano Grocery, Rosell6 Garage
Mario's Filling Station, NicM
Menendez, Tomassino'T err
ry, Stevens Filling StaconArsf-
lario Prieto, Adela Dfaz, rose
Fusnte Isidro CasalinD. Silva,
Pedrito's Barber kDelga-
dos Famous Cigstrer1gp Haya,
Juan Betacoirt, M. rodriguez.
Castillo.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos: Mrs. B. Valdes, JENNIE Bar
Der Shop, A.BC. Cafe, Frank
Maurici, Spoto Shoe Shop, So
81.
Contribu.'eron con IL centa-
vos: Teresa Ferran.
Contribuyeron con 10 centa-
vos: Matilde Serrano, Mrs. w.
B. Fouster, Una Sympathetic
ia, Mrs. 'Rdsalia Dfaz, jose
phine Piozza, Manuel Cuervo,
Mrs. loretta, Annie Marca.
des, Adolfo Fernandez, Mano-
los Place, Barberfa de Juan,
semanas, Riverside Shoe Shop,
Una Amiga Simpatizadora,
Una Simpatizadora, Nina e.,
Joune, Tn Amigo, Otro Amigo.
Contribuyeron con 5 centa.
vos: Estella Perez, Luisa Mutt,
j. Cana.
Tampa 8 de Mayo de 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-05-04
|

En- estos tiempos modernos Sc pue-
de hacer algo maravilloso para cast
todas las mujeres que sufren de do
lores de las fSnciones de la mems
truacion. Ciertos casos pueden ali
viarse tomando Cardui. Otros puede
que ~necesiten tratamiento m6dico.
Cardui tiene dos usos extensamen-
to demostrados: ~ Para aliviar in
mediatamente ell dolor y nerviosidad
del periodic mensual; y (2) para con-
tribuir a fortalecer ell sistema CON-
pieto ayudando a las mujeres a OBJ
tener mas fuerzas de sus alimentos.
La gaceta., 1937-05-04

di6 por no interferir con la que
a beneficio de los ninos hrer-
fanos de los leales de Espana Sc
diera Ell pasado %, en- 81 teatro
del Centre Asturiano.
(El programme confeccionado
nor la Agrupaci6n Terminal, !
4ae pone bajo la protection de
socios y simpatizFdores de-
Circulo, coz sta de Euatro par
les, todas muy inteSesantes, re.
presentandose las 0rag "El O
tro Mundo' Y "De1ectos Init
mos" - H.
En- Ell ~desempeno e estas ?.
bras toman parte/ Ugentes )
muy simpaticas sea tas de
Grupo Germinal VI Eusiastas
j6venes aficionaapL
La entrada costalI 25 centa
vOs los mayores, sllo a los nj
nos. Y.
La gaceta., 1937-05-04
xnoNDE MENos
Sc RIENSA!....

Fu& I'm tabaquero espahol, un
bobre diablo Intellectual, quien
9me llam6 la atenci6n anoche, de
atribuir q Manuel Santos, la
heroicidad de la defensa del re-
ducto del Pillar, en- ell sitio de
zaragoza en- lugar de Manuela
Sancho, que fu6 la que saltando
sola al beQuete alberto en- la
trinchera por las balas france
sas, contuvo la acometida, recha
zandolos en- una de las mas bra
vas acciones del ind6mito pue-
bio espanol en- su guerra contra
los ejercitos de Napoleon Ell
Grande.
Escribf yo Manuela Sancho,
que en- citar nombres pongo es-
pecial cuidado, Y no Manuel San
tos como aparece en- mi nota so
cial de aver "El Picnic de los
Asturianos en- la Finca Nistal''
sorprendi&ndome la observation
del "pobre diablo Intellectual
uuien, por 10 visto esta versado
en- historic, aunque jamas ha-
bla de clio.
va en- OCCASION anterior y en-
eScrito sobre ell mismo tema his
t6rico. lie cambiaron ell sexo a
Agustina de Zaragoza, presen-
tandola como un tai Agustin, a
quien nadie seguramente como
cia.
Sc me censur6 por algunos ell
no haber insertado nombres de
asistentes; pero compensen las
alabanzas a la critica w..
IA la disposition de todos!....
A N.
La gaceta., 1937-05-04

estas aguas, sacando ell jefe del
estado un PEE de 80 libras de
peso.
En- la nota dada sobre los ex-
cursionistas Sc dice que TODD el
mundo Sc encuentra en- "excs-
lente ~espiritu".
La gaceta., 1937-05-04
REUNION EN- Ell CENTRIC
A

Dos grupos de las dos prin-
cipales sociedades mutualistas
espanola Sc reunieron aver en-
Ell Centre Espanol.
No hemos ,podido averiguar
de 10 que trataron; pero supo-
nemos que ellos daran a como
Ger ell motive de esa junta, en-
un pr6ximo future.
La gaceta., 1937-05-04
Beer Paqta

Beer Party
Esta noche sc dara en- 81 sa-
Ion de recepciones de la gran
cerveceria Ia Tropical" Ell
Beer Party" acordado por Ell
80. G. Social Club" y al que a.
sistiran sus miembros y gran
n1mero de invitados.
La fiesta comenzara a las Sic
tie y media y habra mlisica, que
no puede faltar en- las reuniones
de la genie moza.
La gaceta., 1937-05-04
DEFUNCIoNEs

Falleci6 anoche en- un hospi-
tai local la nina Nemia Villa, hi
ia de los esposos Wilfredo Villa,
del 2106 de la Gale Cherry, Ed
West Tampa. ~
La gaceta., 1937-05-04
Ell PRESIDENTE
ROOSEVELT DE RESCA

Galveston, Texas, mayo A.
Ell presidente Roosevelt Y sus
acompanantes pescaFon aver en-
La gaceta., 1937-05-04
Anuncios de Fsestas

TeGtro del CtrcMo CWbGa0
La Agrupaci6n Germinal del
Cfrculo Cubano dara ell domin-
go que viene la function que te-
MIA anunciada Y que Sc suspen-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09
Hilarious Play
To Be Given AT
Elkland Dec. Ill
"a Ready-Made Family" To Be
Presented Again by Popular
~ Request.

At the request of the patrons of
Elkland high school the hilarious,
three-act comedy, "a Ready Made
Family" will be given again in the
school auditorium on Saturday
night, December IL, at 7:45.
In spite of the bitter cold Of No
vember 20, which prevented
some of the folks from attending,
the clever representations of the
student actors made the first per-
Torrance of the play so successful
that those who were there de-
clared they would go through a
blizzard to see it again. Everyone
hopes for better weather this time,
but if little rain or snow should
blow Fup, don't let them keep you
from seeing IA Ready Made Fanai-
ly"
The usual admission fifteen and
twenty-five cents-wi1l be charged,
and the proceeds will go toward
buying equipment and library
books for the school.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09
Upturn In Business In 80 Is
Predicted By Leading Bankers
Roger Babson Also Thinks Pre-
sent Recession Blessing In
Disguise"

The current slump in business
throughout the nation viii not re-
suit in another depression the up
turn will come in 1888, leading
bankers in the country and Roger
w. Babson declared last Sunday.
The concensus of opinion among
lbs bank presidents and executives
of the most important banks in A
states having a total deposits OF
twelve billion dollars, is that the
present business recession will run
its course for four more months or
more, but the upturn will then
come.
In his regular forecast column
Sunday, Mr.. Babson declared that
in his opinion the present slump is
a blessing in disguise. He thinks
that the country is just passing
through REIMBURSEMENT period.
Lewis said the replies indicated
bankers believe an upturn in bust
ness is dependent upon demon
strated change in attitude on the
part of the administration toward
business.
Ranking first among recovery
measures suggested, Lewis said,
was repeal of the undistributed
earnings tax; next balancing OF the
budget; third, lowering of taxes on
capital gains; fourth, increase in
rail freight rates to provide rea-
sonable return on investment, and
fifth, encouragement to utilities to
promote expansion.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09
OBITUARY

Wilev Winfred Burkett, son lot
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Burkett, was
born May 3rd, 1879, and on the
morning of Oct. 22nd, he was called
to his reward, being So years, {
months and Is days of age.
He was married to Miss Eunlce
Little Aug. Is, 1908, and to this
union were born 5 children, 4 hv-
ing, one having died at the age OF
6 years. The living are Glenn and
Warner, of Widemouth, W. Va, and
Pearl and Stella of Jefferson. Al
so surviving him are his wife, 2
brothers: Rev. Roby NJ. Burkett and
Mr.. Tom Burkett; sisters, Mrs.
Laura Marsh and Mrs. Mary Marsh;
2 grandchildren and with many rel
atives and friends.
Brother Wiley professed faith in
Christ ais his personal saviour and
united with the Friendship Baptist
church ;: October 18th, 1895, where
he lived a loyal and CONSTANT
member.
He was faithful in his Christian
duties and in 1914 was ordained
to, the deaconship of his church
where he served faithfully and
well until he was forced to stop by
sickness. About 8 years ago he
was confined to his bed and this
time was unable to attend his
church, but yet he trusted in the
saviour that had saved him, and
when the end came he fell asleep
in the arms of jesus.
Possibly no one can ever mag
inc the: intense suffering that he
passed through, having suffered
continually for years. & Yet he
was patient and never complained.
He will be missed by the church
and community, but most of all by
his loving wife and children who
have so patiently and lovingly
cared for him through the years OF
his illness. Miss Ella Marsh, a niece
of his, is to be highly commended
for: her kind and faithful service to
him and the family in their dis
treSS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09
THE CHRISTMAS HARVEST
ny Alison Secor, in Successful
Farning)

(By Alison ScCOr, In Successful
Farming)
OLD SANTA CLAUSE
Some don't believe in him because
He makes them spend
They like to borrow, but never lend
That Christmas cheer
Which permeates this time of year.
They are tight-fisted cynics, these.
They never know how presents
please
The little kids, and others;
The sisters and the brothers;
The care-worn dads and weary
mothers.
They never learned to live
Because they never learned to give.
You've got to plant before you
reap.
If all you keep
Your soul gets barren, sterile, sour.
It takes the power
OF cheerful giving
To give zest to living.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09
vAUGHT-SAWYER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Vaught, OF
Crumpler announce the marriage
of their daughter, Peggy Pauline. to
Jess r. Sawyer, of Loyland West
Virginia, on Monday, Nov. 20.
The popular couple were united
in marriage by Rev. r. H. Stone. at
his home in Jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09

Mr.. Lawrence Campbell of Bald
win, Maryland, returned home
Monday morning, He had attend
ed the funeral of Mr.. Henry A.
Campbell.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09

So as it has pleased the Lord to
call him in death, let us be submis-
sive to His will and be ready when
the call Of death comes for us, that
we may meet Him where no part
ing ever comes.
Written by
REV. w. E. DENNEY.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-12-09

LARGE ROUND MIRROR VANITY ROOMY CHEST, BEAUTIFUL
Bed AND VANITY BENCH, IN GENUINE MAPLE
TRIM FIVE PLY CONSTRUCTION A VALUE FOR
Evening star., 1937-12-12
AMONG STAMP COLLECTORS
News of the Phatec World Its Peop-Rew the Stamp
Press-Lit of Local Meetings.

Mountains. For this event two spe-
cial stamps showing views Of the
Tatras will be issued. From July
3 to 8 the general festival will be
held in the huge Masaryk Stadium
in Praha, where 200, 900 spectators will
watch the various events OF particu-
Lar moment IL the massed drill Of
$4,000 men, who perform gymnastic
exercises in perfect unison. For the
summer games four special stamps
bearing the portrait Of Henry Fugner,
cofounder Of the Sokols, will be is
sued"
Mail from the Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn offices Is metered with q die con-
tanning the words: Department per-
NIT No. l."
Catalogues for the next stamp and
cover auction Of the Fidelity Stamp
Co., to be held at the Hotel Carlton,
Thursday evening. December %, may
be had by application to John r. Ewell,
40 Bond Building.
The editors of Gibbons catalogue
have declined to list miniature
sheets issued by various govern
ments in connection with philatelic
exhibitions. 1t Is their contention
that such productions are not needed
for legitimate postal use, but rather
are intended to exploit collectors.
The Insular News Service of Puerto
Rico has released the following in
formation concerning La Fortaleza,
pictured on the recent Scent terri
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Embassy Children's Party

for his mythical existence. Although
st. Nicholas was the patron saint Of
Russia, the Dutch are cerdited with
having brought to America the ira
dition Of st. Nicholas, now known
q Santa Claus.
The night before Christmas In the
French Embassy will find little shoes
before the fireplace in hopes that
Father Christmas" will soon be there
to fill them. This custom. enjoyed
by the children Of France, takes the
place Of the hanging OF the stock
ing" by children in other countries,
especially Russia and Great Britain.
Another custom observed by most
Of the Christian nations, particularly
the French, is midnight mass. This
Christmas mass in many churches
throughout the world is acclaimed by
many worshippers as the most beau
tiful Of all the religious services.
Turning to the children Of America
We find they observe for the most part
the Christmas customs of the Old
world transplanted to the New. Wide
eyed in childish innocence, they await
the arrival of Santa Claus. Laden
with gifts he arrives to fill their
stockings and make for them . joyful
Christmas.
Thus here in Washington, the melt
ing pot Of the world, Christmas is
observed by all nations. Each ma
tionality in its own way sends forth
messages for peace and good will as
the simplest yet grandest of all
Christmas gifts.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Continued From Page c-s.)


the holiday also will b enjoyed ~
the Canadian representatives, here In
Washington as they gather together
for q "Merrie Christmas"
CHRISTMAS day is purely q day Of
religious observance with the peo-
pie from Mexico. The exchanging Of
gifts and nerry-making take place on
January 6, when the Three Wise Men
come bringing with them gifts. Thus
while others thrill to the pleasure
and excitement Of opening their pack
ages on Christmas, the children in
the Mexican Embassy look forward
with anticipation to the sixth day
Of the new year.
The Dominican Republic Legation
observes the same custom as that OF
the Mexican Embassy. The Domin-
ican children, however, wait for the
Three Kings to bring their presents
on January 8.
In the Norwegian Legation, Christ
mas will be celebrated on Christmas
eve. Here, as in several other en-
bassies and legations, the family. to-
gether with their friends, will gather
to enjoy a specially prepared Christ
mas dinner. After the dinner they
will gather before glittering Christ
mas tree beneath which will be found
brightly wrapped gifts.
While children of all nations share
alike the love of Santa Claus, they
are indebted to Russia and Holland
Evening star., 1937-12-12
By James Waldo Fawceff.

Hungary will issue next month q
special series Of stamps for the fes-
tival Of st. Stephen. The denomina-
tions listed are: l, 2. l. S, 6, 10, 16,
20. as, 80, 80, 40. 50 And 10 filters,
total face value pengos II filters.
Orders for mint sets and for first
day covers may be sent to the Phila-
telic Agency, Budapest, but remit
tance must include per cent addi-
tional "for management and packing. /"
as well as postage and registration
fee.
d. A. Skinner. secretary Of the
Chamber Of Commerce Of the United
States, Is In possession Of postal
novelty Of exceptional interest. 1t Is
United States postcard mailed and
Cancelled in London, November II,
and received in Washington bearing
no postage due stamp. The markings
are clear as proverbial crystal and
represent, in the opinion Of E. Irving
Fulton, "a comedy OF errors"
Miss Christine Kelley, 13-year-old
pianist, will play at the children's
party Of the Washington Philatelic
Society Wednesday evening, Decem-
ber %.
The Bureau Issues Association an
nounces the publication of a COM
plete cross-index to correlate the IL
Inst re tions ~ IIpited Ctot toe e+ou,n
appearing in the Post Office Depart
ments booklet with the listings In
Scott's specialized United States cata-