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Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03
SENSIBLE CONSERVATION
(Ontario Report)

While we are taking cuffs off OF mems
trousers and forbidding women to have
skirts longer and fuller why not start
movement to put little boys back in short
pants where they belong?
Out here in the west boys acquire long
pants as soon as they give up the square
white ones fastened with safety pins.
The fact that they look like dwarfs in
stead of little children seems to make no
difference-long pants they must have.
Every mother gives up trying to argue
against custom and, whether she likes
it or not, succumbs to the demand for
real trousers for her little boy.
We have no statistics on the number of
yards of material that would be saved
each year by returning our young boys
10 short pants but we are sure it would
be considerable Such saving would
far outweigh the yardage conserved by
removing cuffs from trousers for men.
But there is another grand argument
for taking long pants away from little
boys, not only for the duration but per-
manently. Once more growing up would
mean something to male yOuths-it would
mean the assumption of long trousers
along with adulthood. Our present day
Youngsters have missed this thrill of
proving that they have attained mans
estate by putting on long pants. Let us
return to simplicity along with conserva-
tion by again dressing boys like boys, not
like pygmy men.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03
MILITARY MAJESTY

M stands for Military. Of late
all the foregoing, from, admins
tration right through liaison, have
been suspicious that the military is
trying to take them over.
N stands for Navy. The military
always complains that out in the
field the Naval officers always
rank higher than the Army Off
GERS.
o stands for Operations. Ad-
ministrators are always telling you
about the operations of their bu-
reau.
p stands for Politics. This is a
game played by all bureaucrats,
the generic term for all govern
ment employees from administra-
ton brain-trusters to military and
Naval brass hats. Purpose of the
game of politics is for each player
10 get everybody else kickedup-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03
Workers on Strike
Own 70. Stock

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. Sup
About 200 workers a: the Columbia
Conserve company-who own 62 per
cent of the firms common stock
went on strike today in the city's
most unusual work stoppage. The
company is engaged in processing
food for war use.
An official of the Canning Work
ers' union said the strike resulted
when the plant management, a
board of directors elected by work.
ers. refused overtime for work in
excess of 40 hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03
MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
l. Should the platter on which
a roast is carved be considerably
larger than the roast9
.. Where ooes the carver be-
gin when he is carving a fowl?
3. Is it correct for a man to sit
or stand when he carves?
4. At a buffet meal where tur-
Eey is served, may the host stand
at the end of the table and carve
enough turkey for several guests at
a time?
5. Does a hostess shake hands
with her women guests when they
arrive?
What would you do if
You are introducing your father
to a woman
(A) Say, Mrs. Brown, this is
my father?
CB) Say, Dad, may I present
Mrs. Brown?
ANSWERS
l. Yes.
2. By cutting off the leg near
est him.
3. Either is correct
4. Yes.
5. Yes.
Better What Would You Do"
solution-(A). A man is presented
to a woman.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03
Capitol Talk
-by-
Peter Edison

stairs so that he himself can -o'
promoted.
o stands for Quorum. II is
necessary for both Houses of
Congress and all government
committees to have a quorum
present. in order to do bust
ness. In Congress, whenever a
congressman wants to go To the
rest rooms, he calls for
quorum, which is seldom there.
X stands for Red Tape and
Reorganization. When bu-
reaus expand their operations,
they inevitably get bound with
red tape.
s STANDS FOR SECRET
S stands for government Secret,
ha, ha. ha, ha, ha, ha! Until public
" announced, rumors of re-organi-
zation plans are all supposed to be
secrets. Jokes over
T stands for Taxpayer, the sap!
U stands for Unlimited author
ity, which all bureaucratic wish
they had from higher-ups.
V stands for Verify. All bureau
Gratis must verify everything with
their higher-ups.
w stands for War Production
Board, a government agency which
is constantly being re-organized
to eliminate red tape.
X in government, as everywhere
else, is the great unknown, which
people who play politics always
wish they could verify.
Y stands for Yes-men, which is
what great administrators always
themselves with.
z is for Zero. which is what tax
payers have left when they get
through paying for all this, and is
what it all amounts to.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03
THIRD FRONT ARMY

Householders might just as we'll begin
preparing for stormy days ahead. Plans
for the Third Front army are completed,
and the attack is scheduled for Oct. D.
At that time a considerable proportion
of 30,0O0,000 school children is expected
to begin Juggling scrap out Of the family
hiding places-cellars. garrets, garages
and where not. For two weeks nothing
portable will be safe, and Mother may
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03

expect a truck TO pull up at the door, at
almost any moment. for the items Sonny
thinks can be- spared.
Proceeds Of the sale can go either to
the youngsters in war savings stamps
or to the schools with credit to the sal
vagers In any event, lot of worthless
scrap will be- put 10 work against Hitler.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03
MANUFACTURE OF
OH, CANS CUT

WASHINGTON. Sept. PUP -
The war production board today
prohibited further manufacture of
all metal oil cans, except for sale
to federal war agencies, las a furth-
er step in the conservation of
metals 4"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03
HIGHER-UPS ARE NEXT

H stands for Higher-ups. No
matter how high you 90 in the
government, or how much gravy
you get, there are always higher
ups to tell you what % dc.
stands for Inefficiency,
which is ruthIessly hunted
down by Inspectors. Admin
traitors designate some su-
bOrdinate as an inspector to 30
through the bureau and see
that all acts of Congress, di-
receives and executives orders
are complied with and that the
gravy is going where the high
er-ups hoped it would.
stands for justice, which no.
body in government ever seems to
get, if you ask them.
K stands for Kicked-upstairs An
inspector who finds any ineffici-
ency will recommend to the high
er-ups that because of mismanage-
ment Of government gravy in the
last fiscal year, an executive order
should be issued, relieving adminis-
traitor A from his duties as head
of bureau B and appointing him
to a job as co-ordinator of depart
ments x, Y. and z. Such an ad-
ministrator is said to be kicked
upstairs.
L stands for Liaison. AS you
have seen, things are getting pref
ty complicated, SO it is necessary
to appoint liaison officers to keep
administrators, bureaus, co-ordi-
nators and directors informed on
what they are doing.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03

If you would like q simple eX-
: planation of Washington in A. B
c form, to read to your children as
bedtime story, it would run some
thing like this;
A is for Administrator. An Ad-
ministrator is a big man in the
government. He makes plans and
carries out programs He run
things.
B is for Bureau. An admin;stra-
tor runs Bureau. B also stands for
Bureau of the Budget. which max
es the first guess as to how much
money every other Bureau should
have for its operation. Therefore
the Bureau of the of the Budget
bosses the administrators.
c used to stand for Constitution,
Congress and Cabinet, which used
to be tops. But now c stands for
Co-ordinator. A co-ordinator is
supposed to coordinate several ad-
ministratorS' programs and plans
which might otherwise conflict. A
co-ordinator therefore has super
vision over several bureaus and
their administrators.
D might stand for Dollar-a-ye
man, but more properly, d stands
for Director. A director issues di-
receives. A director can issue di-
receives to the co-ordinatorS, telling
them to map out programs for
several bureaus to carry out thru
their administrators.
E stands for the Chief Exc
cutive. The chief executive is
sues executive orders which
give the directors authority to
issue directiyeS to the cO-Ordi-
natOrs, telling them to cO-Ordi-
nate the work of the bureaus
through their administrators.
F. stands for Fiscal Year, the
clumsy, confusing period between
one July l and the next June 80
in which the chief executive tells
the directors to coordinate the
bureau administrators.
G stands for Government Gravy.
Administrators, bureaus, a binet
officers, co-ordinators. directors.
and even the chief executive all
try to get the Budget Bureau to
approve their asking Congress to
give them more and more govern
ment gravy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03
MODERN MENUS

little more water added. When
meat and fish are almost tender,
add the diced potatoes and cook
only until potatoes are tender.
Sliced Cucumber Pickles
(2 pints)
One quart cucumber slices, 3
small white onions, sliced, 3 table
spoons salt, ice, teaspoons curry
powder, 3-4 cup sugar, cup yine-
gar. 1-2 cup water, teaspoons
mustard seed, teaspoon celery seed,
Glove garlic, minced.
Select or 8 slender cucumoers
about 6 inches long. Wash, cut OH
ends and slice about 1-8 inch thlcK'
Mix slices and onion rings WIN
salt in a bowl of ice cubes. Stano
2 or 3 hours; drain. Mix curry ana
sugar in saucepan. Add remaining
ingredients. Boil for minutes. Aod
cucumber and onion slices ana
boil. Pour into hot clean preserV-
ing jars; seal.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The foiIOtotng edit
oridls are presented as interesting 0pin-
ions UOiced bg editors eiselUhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion Of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-09-03
Catfish Stew
(SerVes 4 to 81

One half Id. fat or butts meat,
! large or 2 medium potatoes, 2
small green peppers, Id. potatoes
more if desired, 2la lbs. catfish.
Break up the catfish into small
pieces and soak Is minutes in salt
ed water. Dice the fat or butts
meat, stew in a little water for 20
minutes. Simmer, do not cook rap
idly. Add onions and green pepper
cut into small pieces, to stewing
meat and simmer for Is minutes.
Then add catfish and simmer with
La gaceta., 1942-08-12

MULTADO POR CANTAR Ell
HIMNO NACIONAL AME-
RICANO

Providence, R. /, agosto II
-iPor que Don Mario, director
de una orquesta, cant6 ell himno
nacional Ell dfa A de julio, sin per
misc de la Union de MGsicos, le
fue impuesta aver una multa de
$500 por la Local NGmero 1893,
de la Association Protectora de
M1sicos, afiliada a la Fedora
ci6n Americana del Trabajo.
La Union lie habia prohibido
tomar parte en- la fiesta, con su
~orquesta, Y el decide concurrir
como ciudadano.
Mario asegura que tratara de
no pagan la multa, apelando a Ia
superioridad. Muchos ciudada.
nos Sc han ofrecido para ayu.
darle condinero, 81 en- definiti
va Sc falla en- Su contra.
Vicente Castronovo, presiden.
tie de la Union, dice qe Mario vic
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
ACUSADOS DE EMPIEAR A
MEMORIES 'r

, I'm inspector eli departamento
de trabajo del estado, Sr. Hut
Crimson, acuso aver a Herve
Rousseau y T. |. Dermott, del
Frenchie Place, 1914 de la ca
lie Franklin; Frank Cicero y
Sra. j. Cicero, de La Tropical,
Inc, Tampa y Scott, y j. r,
Fleitas y Abelardo Ochoa, de
Garcia's Place, 1926 Gale Frank
lin, de violar la ley que prohi'
be ell empleo de memories de edad
como camareras.
Hutchinson realiza una cam.
pafa en- c~umplimiento de la ley
pero no establece diferencias, er
cuanto al trato que debe darse
entire la taberna antesala de |;
prostitution y los lugares decen
es.
L6gico es que Ell establecimiei
to decente, donde no sc explot'
nj Sc engana a las muchachae
tenga una mayor consideration
por 10 menos en- cuanto a la pu
lblicidad desfavorable.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
EL MARTES x Sc
EFECTUARA Ell JUICIO DEL


Para Ell venidero martes, dia
18, esta sahalado ell juicio oral
del entredicho pedido contra 81
p~residente Van Horn, de la In
ternacional de Tabaqueros, los
20 obreros de la industrial sus-
pendidos recientemente.
Presidira ell juez Parks, Gu.
va unprecedented y rectitud Sc
reconoce por todos.
iLlevaran la representation dc
los 20 obreros, los letrados AL.
bert D'Arpa y William Pierce.
Comparecera por el Sr. Var
Horn, ell abogado Oliver Max
well y por la Association de Fa'
bricantes de Tabacos ell juris.
Consulto Ray c. Brown.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
INVEST IN vICTORYl

- NvES IN WCTORYl W
Our boys can take the War to the enemy, if we back them
up with ships and tanks and gunsl But that takes money!
neip your Government to put the tools of war into the
hands Of our soldiers by purchasing War Savings Rords and
stamps And remember just one Bond can't lick the
Axis any more than just one gun! It takes millions of
Americans buying War Savings BondS and Stamina everv
pay dayl
oonoS cost $lS.16 and up . and they pay you back
One-third more in only 10 yearsl Stamps cost 1O4 25A and
up: : soon total the price of a Bond if bought regularly.
Help our boys on the fighting fronts wherever thew NAV
70! Buy War Savings Bonds as an investment for yourself
md your country.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
MAJOR General Carl Spantz

MAJOR General Carl SpGntz
Ell Mayor General Carl Spaatz,
recientemente nombrado Conan
dante en- Jefe de las Fuerzas Ae
reas de los Estados Unidos en- ell
sector europeo de la guerra, es
un iniciador de la aviaci6n y un
aviador veterano de la Prime
ra Guerra Mundial.
Nacido en- Boyertown, Penn
sylvania, en- 1891, el General
Spaatz ingres6 en- la Academia
Militar del Ejercito de los Esta-
dos Unidos, en- West Point, New
York, a los 10 amos de edad. Sc
gradu6 en- esa institution en-
1914 y fue deStinado al Quartet
Schofield, de Hawaii, como SUBJ
teniente. De alli fue trasladado
a la Escuela de Aviaci6n del E.
j6rcito, en- San diego, Calf,
sirviendo, luego de completar su
entrenamiento, como teniente
primero en- las bases Aereas de
Texas y de New Mexico. En- a.
quel entonces no habia Fuerzas
.Aereas del Ejercito y todos los
Oficiales aviadores eran MEM
bros del Cuerpo de Senales, a.
gregados a las "Escuadrillas ae-
reas."
En- 1917, cuando los EstadoI
Unidos entraron en- Ia Primer;
Guerra Mundial, Spaatz fue en-.
viado a Francia como jefe de-
commando de la escuadrilla acres
81.
En- Francia, Spaatz oooper6
EN- la organization y administra
cion de la EScuela Americana
de Aviacion, en- Issoudun, result
tando su labor tan eficiente que
el Ejercito orden6 su regreso a
los Estados Unidos para dirigir
una obra similar. Pero debido a
su peticion y deseo, fue autori-
zado para prestar servicio acti-
yo en- ell frente ~britanico, y mas
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
BANGS DE SOL PARA LOS
MINEROS

iLondres, agosto 12.-Los mi
neros de los pozos de Manvers
Main, en- la Gran Bretaha, aho-
ra reciben banjo, de sol, todos los
dfas, por un metodo llamado ere
volucionario" y "1nico en- este
pals.
Despues de banarse, en- las
duchas de la NINA, los obreros
cruzan una puerta y pasan a un
conductor q. les Neva a 10 largo
de un corredor q.tiene lamparas
de vapor de mercurio y emiten
rayos ultravioleta. AL fin del
corredor los hombres saltan del
conductor y.pasan por una puer
ia hacia los salones donde esta
guardada su ropa.
La Inca de banos de sol es ca
paz de dar banos a so trabajado
res, por minute. Facilitan una
d6Sis minima de luz solar artifi-
cial, dada no como un tratamien
to sino como una media profilac
|tica para mantener a los HON
bre en- buena salud a pesar de la
poca luz solar que reciben.
Funciona ell equipo por me-
dio de la electricidad y cual.
quier defecto inmediatamente
produce un corto circuito q. pa
raliza los aparatoS.
Alemanes y rusos venian uti-
liZando csc metodo antes de la
guerra.
En- muchaS fabricas de Russia
los obreros sc daban, diariamen-
tie, bafos de sol.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
Which Makes You Blue, Cranky
NERVOUS

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emf
nente historiador colombiano
DIR. Guillermo Hernandez de
Alba presento, recientemente,
a la Fundacion Hispanica de la
Biblioteca del Congreso, una
carta original del gran Liber-
tabor Suramericano.
En- momentos en- que los Estados
Unidos Sc encuentran empenados
en- su mayor esfuerzo belico, en- una
guerra por la libertad, y cuando ell
pals celebra ell 166 a~niversario de la
Declaration de su Independence, ell
documento de Bolivar adquiere un
interes especial, va que la indepen-
dencia era su preocupacion cuando
escribi6 esa carta, Cirigida a I'm
G~obernador Provincial de la Gran
Colombia. II Libertador pedia en-
ella ell envio de una provision de
azufre para Ia fabrication de
polvora. La carta fue escrita en-
1919, POGO despues de la victoria de
OOllNdT eli Ia lditloSd bdbdlAa VIC
Boyaca. Durante ell acto de pre-
sentacion de la carta, ell DR.. Her
nandez hizo este concentrates: "en-
tonces, como hoy dia, existia ell
problema de procurarse municiones
para combatir con elias a los enc
ligos de la Independence"
acep,ar la carta, q DR.. Lewis
ankle, director de Ia Fundaci6n
IIispanica de la Biblioteca del Con-
~reso, record6 que esta institution
aolamente poseia en- sus c~olecciones
tres doeumentos originates firmados
Or lideres de las luchas por Ia indie
endencia EN- los demas paises del
,ontinente Americana. Uno es de
.Antonio jose Sucre, de Venezuela;
Z, 70 de Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla,
u Mexico, y ell tercero es otro docu-
ento frmado por Simon Bolivar.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
Ell ~comandante en- jefe de las Fuezas
Aereas de los Estados Unidos en- Europa
Mayor General Carl Spaatz

para ser photo de caza
en- las ofensivaS de st. Michel
y de Meuse-Argone. En- estas O.
casiones lie fueron oficialmente
acreditados la destruction de
tres aviones alemanes y lie
fue concedida la Cruz de Servi-
clos Distinguidos, por heroismo
IN acci6n. En- ell relate de esta
hazana, Sc dice, entire otras CO.
sas: "Subordinandose a hom-
res de menos graduation, fue a
gregado a una escuadrilla como
photo y vi6...... arduo servicio
durante la ofensiva..-- Como
resultado de su eficiente actua-
ci6n, Sc lie assemble a comandan-
tie de vuelo........ En- Ell dia del a.
taque al oeste del Mouse, mien-
tras volaba con su escuadrilla so
bre las lineas enemigas, encon-
tr6se esta con un n1mero de a.
viones enemigos. En- su ardor y
entusiasmo lego a separarse de
su escuadrilla mientras perse-
gufa otro enemigo mucho mas
ALA de las lineas. La gasolina liz
GO a faltarle y Sc vic obligado g
aterrizar, consiguiendo hacerlC
Identro de territorio AMIGO"
A principles de 1919 Ell Gene
raj Spaatz volvi6 a los Estadol
Unidos, y estuvo en- varios cam.
pos de aviaci6n. En- 1925 Sc gra
duo en- la Escuela de Tactica de
Cuerpo Aereo del Ejercito, Ell
Langley Field, Virginia, Y pres
to servicios en- la Oficina del Je
fe del Cuerpo Aereo, en- Wash.
ington.
En- 1929 ell General Spaatz tn.
vo bajo su commando ell primer
Euelo de larga distancia y de re.
sistencia que sc haya realizado
Volando sobre los Angeles, Cali
fornia, ell General Spaatz con 81
tripulaci6n conservaron a 81
Fokker de antique modelo, en- e
aire, durante $50 horas y 40 m
nutos, aterrizando solo cuand'
desperfectos de la maquina 10
obligaron a clio. Por esta haZa
} ma fue condecorado con la Cru
del Vuelo Distinguish.
iDesde 1929 a 1885 ell Genera
ISpaatz, de nuevo, presto servi
clos y estuvo al frente de vario
campos de aviaci6n de los E;
tadoS Unidos. Volvi6 a Wash
ington como subsecretario .ejec.
two del Jefe del Cuerpo AereC
despues de haber concurrido
la Escuela de Commando y Esta
do Mayor General, en- ell Fuer
te Leavenworth, Kansas.
En- 1910, permaneci6 tres me
SEES en- Inglaterra como observa
dor militar especial Y a su re
greso fue nombrado director d.
la Division de Material de la
Fuerzas Aereas del Ejercito. Ell
1912 Sc lie nombr6 Jefe del Co
mando de las Fuerzas Aereas
puesto que conserve hasta reel
bir su nombramiento actual.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12

La presentation de la carta origi-
nal dOnada por ell DIR. Hernandez Sc
hizo en- un acto solemne al que asis-
theron representatives de la Score.
taria de Estado, de la Union Pana-
mericana, de las Universidades de
Washington Y de la Biblioteca del
Congreso. Ell documento procede de
la collection privada del DR.. Her
nAndez.
FL historiador colombiano Sc en-
cuentra en- los Estados Unidos a fin
de estudiar los origenes coloniales
de la independence en- este pals.
Entire u proyectos figuran traba-
jos que realizara en- la vieja
Williamsburg, en- Virginia; en- la
historical Filadelfia, v en- los impor-
tantes centres de historic colonial
de Massachusetts, asi como investi-
gaciones cientificas en- las grandes
bibliotecas de Boston, Nueva York,
" Washington.
Durante su permanencia en- Bos-
ton, ell DIR. Hernandez presento a la
Universidad de Harvard un saludo
del Colegio del Rosario de Bogota,
que fue fundado en- 1868. La Uni
versidad de Harvard, la mas anti
qua de los Estados Unidos, fue
fundada en- 1888. En- ell viaje de re-
greso a su patria, ell DR.. Hernandez
Sc detendra por varios dfas en- San
Agustin, Florida, la ciudad mas
vieja de los Estados Unidos, cuya
fundaci6n data de 1865 y es hispana
por su orfgen.
FL DIR. Hernandez es professor de
historic de Colombia. BESIDE 1888
ha sido miembro de la Academia
Colombiana de Historic, 10 cual es
Ell reconocimiento explicito de su
erudici6n. Ell historiador colom-
biano ha hecho multiples investiga-
clones bibliograficas Y ha escrito
trabajos sobre lideres regionales de
la independence suramericana, ia.
les como NRrino. paa7 ordo-
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
PRESTARA SUS SERVICIOS
A LA MARINA DE GUERRA
FRANCIS P. WHITEHAIR

Deland, agosto 12.-Saldra
hoy para Washington, a prestar
sus servicios voluntarios en- la
marina de guerra, ell abogado
Francis P. Whitehair, candida
to que fuera a gobernador del
estado, en- las elecciones de
1910.
No quiso revelar que deberes
-le han sido asignados.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
LOS DEL EJE
ATACAN UN CONVOY

Berlin, agosto 12.-La radio
del Eje anuncia que submarines
y aviones italianos y alemanes
atacan hoy un convoy ingles,
"de capital importancia", en- Ell
Academic del Mediterraneo. El
convoy va escoltado por la escua
dra inglesa.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
ST, senior:

ST, senior:
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casa, compre Ia pintura
B. l.. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenida v Gale Is.
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10 el reglamento o leyes de Ia or
gan.zaci6n nacional, a sabiendas
. por este Sc decide castigarle.
La gaceta., 1942-08-12
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Evening star., 1942-01-04

scribed as: 30c, purple, flag and
plane; 40c, brown, plane, Southern
Cross and national star emblem
Toe, rose. plane in storm: 9Oc, brown,
plane against sunset; Up, lake. com
pass and nose of plane: 3p, green
plane over telegraph wires; 4p, pur-
pie and brown. plane and rainbow
10p, blue green, plane over noun
tain.
Both Norway and Iceland will
bring out commemorative for the
tooth anniversary Of the death OF
Thurlason Snorri. poet-historian.
Stamp club meetings for the week
are listed as follows:
Tomorrow evening at 8-Wood-
ridge Stamp Club, 2206 Rhode Is
land avenue NE. DR.. I. Q. pro-
gram with prizes. Important busi-
ness session.
Tuesday evening at @Collectors
Club of Washington, Thomson
School, Twelfth and L streets. Pro-
gram, exhibition, bourse.
Wednesday evening at s-Wash-
ington Philatelic Society, Lee
Sheraton Hotel. Fifteenth and L
streets NV. DR.. Lothrop Stod-
dard. principal speaker. Exhibition
by Irene M. Pistor1o.