Evening star., 1940-02-11

jar with a malt extract and placed
the liquor-filled jar in the Nyu
River.
"If the fishes become drunk
said the Emperor. and float down
the river like leaves, then shall
assuredy succeed in establishing
this land
Japanese historians report that
the result was as he hoped. At the
left, the vertical writing reads:
'2,600th anniversary of the found
ing The vertical column on the
right: Eight directions, one roof
which is the Japanese way of say
ing that the world should be one
big happy family"
The following members of the
Washington Philatelic Society have
been asked to serve on the National
Committee for the Postage Stamp
Centenary: J. H. Adolph, Geneseo,
N. Y; William B. Angle, Shippens-
burg, Pa; A. A. Archbold. jr., Ber-
wyn, ILL.,; Earl P. l.. Apfelbaum,
Philadelphia; D. Landt Ballentine,
Detroit; Sidney F. Barrett, New
York City; 1t. Col. G. G. Bartlett,
Fairhaven, Mass; E. o. Barton,
Forest, Va; William H. Beck, Bal
timore, Md; DR.. Arthur Bevan,
Charlottesville, Va; Col. c. H. Bone
steel. Schofield Barracks, Hawaii:
Frank W. Brown, Bristol, Conn: H.
Leland Brown, Wilmington, Del;
E. L. Browne, Arlington, Va; DR..
John A. Buchness, Baltimore;
Charles w. Burnham. Fayetteville,
N. c.; Richard Mop. Cabeen, stamp
editor, Chicago Tribune, Chicago;
Ralph E. Carpenter, New York
City; Mrs. R. M. Cauthorn, Wichita,
Kans.; w. Frank Clark, Blandford,
Mass; Ramon Coffman, Uncle
Ray" Madison, Wis; w. Hayden
Collins, st. Petersburg, Fla; Mrs.
Anna J. Colson, Boston, Mass; WI.
Culkin, Omaha, Nebr.; r. L. Cullum,
secretary, Souvenir Issues Asso-
citation, Glen Ridge, N. j.; Walter
R. Cupp, Caldwell, Idaho; H. w.
Davies, New York City; A. M. Davis,
Williamsburg, Pa: DR.. H. A. Davis,
secretary, American Philatelic So
ciety, Denver, Colo; Mrs. Henry
Diament, New York City; Earl E.
Dixon, Los Angeles, Calf; Paul o.
Drury, Bethesda, Md; Christian L.
Dull, Philadelphia; Richard L.
Duncan, Oxford, Ohio; Edwin E.
Elkins, Brooklyn, N. Y; Carl Elm
stein, Baltimore; George R. M.
Ewing, New York City; Howard H.
Fassett, Burlingame, Calf; Perry
w. Fuller, Baltimore; H. o. Georges,
Fort Wayne, Ind; Carter Glass, jr.,
past president, American Philatelic
Society, Lynchburg Va; Sol Glass,
Baltimore; Walter M. Gray, Berke-
ley, Calf; M. A. Greeley, Webster
City, Iowa; J. E. Guest, Dallas, Tex;
Gordon Guptill, Salt Lake City,
Utah; j. c. Harrigan, Colville,
Wash; R. w. Harris, Brooklyn,
N. Y; Horace F. Hartwell,' De-
troit; Thomas H. Hawk, Easton,
Pa; Maj. Edwin A. Hem, Eliza
beth, N. j.; Herman Herst. jr.,
New York City; Orlando j. Hodge,
Chevy Chase, Md; Col. F. w.
Honeycutt, Manila, p. l.; Mrs.
Walter S. Howes Woodside, Long
Island, N. Y; James E. Hughes,
Linwood, N. J.
F. E. Jacob, Corpus Christi, Tex;
Roy w. Johns, Philadelphia; 1t.
Col. Alexander L. p. johnson,
Tampa, Fla; Mrs. Fay Jordan,
New York City; r. c. Jordan, jr..
Shreveport, La; Ejnar Kastrup,
Seattle, WASH; Eugene Klein, past
president, now international Sec
retary, American Philatelic So
ciety, and chairman, American
Philatelic Congress, Philadelphia;
Capt. limerick Kutschko, Fort Ben
ming, Ca; Mrs. Bernard H. Levy,
Pleasantville, N. j.; Herbert K. Lin
niger, Oklahoma City, Okla; Samuel
S. Lord, Gardner, Mass; George E.
Lukens, North Wales, Pa; Edmond
S. Mcconnell, Scarborough ON -Hud-
son, N. Y; Donald w. Martin,
Cleveland Heights, Ohio; Ernest w.