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BRIDGE.
Bridge instruction, sponsored by Recrea:-
Sa q .rse ssh sW cao
tonight.
o. DANCING;
ter Tssn sutssns panss .Sa Sswsh sessss NW
' ~''~ LUNCHEoNs.
Advertising Club, statler HOTEL 1918
Women's National Press Club. willard
Hotel, 12:45 pm, tomorrow:
Wall Street Journal, Willard Hotel,
1915 Pm. tomorrow.
w.a. N. ss.ph.a9s m9sae; eTe:n recital. Church
Of TIE Latter-Day Saints, s o'clock to-
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Pan American Union. Seventeenth street
and Constitution avenue NV: open 8
ft,ees' NY N.Y. Of
The Watkins Gallery Of American Uni
ysrs and Nsbasfs
Seefd.S. MasS and a so s pm. sssufdsys s sna
'u1Sa S.rnst Alden Gallery. 1877 Randolph
place NV: open 70. 10 pm. wesfdsys
and to Pm. SUNDAYS: contemporary
felglouS paintings, through TOMORROW. =,
IL 70 40 pm: Mondays, 10 am: to 4:30
pm: Tuesdays through Fridays. am. to
$50 $50 Pm; s.tu.dsys and to wr Pm. m
inFtSa for sa tndsanits period. ~. w..
Capitol streets; open am. to 10 Pm.
Monday shsoush satusdsy and II 80 FL. am
70 orsson
through February II, 194e: original La
loan from the British government until
and orsn OF
an indefinite period.
National Archives. exhibition hall. Con-
stitution avenue between Seventh and
sfs'a nm stFssss vssk.y hW oSsn to PM sa
urdays and 80 to pm. Sundays and
holidays; exhibit sommemorating the cen
tennial Of the American Association for
ns ssa Wosd Fl sesne Ws4 A1SHss
Natisnsi Gallery sf Art, sixth street and
Constitution avenue NV; open 10 am.
70 pm; weekdays and to 10 pm: sun
the Mellon, Kress, .Widener and Dale col
leetions and gifts from other donors.
Philips Memorial Gallery, 1900 Twenty.
nrst street NV; open daily = am. to o
m, p.n.: 'na modern n french re- I'm; ana u American n
paintings.
Fish snd Wildlife Service, under main
lobby In Commerce Department Building.
Fourteenth and i streets NV: open 8
an. an. 70 4 Pm daily; display OF animals
teenth street NV; portraits and charcoal
sketches By Brian stonehouse, British Of.
fieer in World War II; open to public 2
Evening star., 1948-11-29
PbA Is Directed 10 Store
Production Equipment

The Public Buildings Administra-
ton on November 5 had assigned to
it for storage and preservation 2s,910
machine tools and other pieces of
production equipment. PBA was
assigned the job under the new Ma
tional Industrial Reserve program
set up by Congress.
The figure was made public today
in report on the reserve by w. E.
Reynolds, public buildings commits
sioner in the Federal Works Agency.
The reserve program is designed to
assure for the national defense q
Evening star., 1948-11-29

reserve Of industrial production ca
pacity left over from World War II.
The equipment forms a nucleus of
material Immediately available in
case of emergency. Mr.. Reynolds
said the present program does not
contemplate immediate replacement
Of WORKOUT, completely deterio-
rated or obsolete items Of produc-
ton equipment" In the dozen Gov
Evening star., 1948-11-29

to .4:30 pm. and 9 to 1880 pm. daily
and Sunday, through tomorrow.
Silver Spring Art Gallery, 9216 Flower
avenue. open daily from 10 am. to z
pm; paintings, by Ethel Robertson Gath,
through December 12.
American Veterans Committee Club
house, 1881 New Hampshire avenue NV;
open 2 to pm. daily; second annual ex-
hibit Of the ave Greater WASHINGTON Area
Council. including works of "a Washington
artists. through tomorrow
Studio Group Christmas show, No. 4
Hillyer Court, open Saturdays, 10 to 4:3O
pm. and Sundays l to pm, for an in
FOR SERVICEMEN.
oS Soldiers Sailors a, and Marines Club,
writing desk, billiard tables and radio.
Servi,cemen's Victory Center, 1113
Pennsylvania avenue NV: free canteen,
open daily noon to midnight.
Penthouse Service Center Seventeenth
tonight.
Armed Services YMcA. 1888 G street
NV; lounge, gymnasium and swimming
pool open all day.
A cubic mile Of seawater contains
Evening star., 1948-11-29

ernment-built war plants now under
FWA control.
No breakdown was given for the
28,910 items as to types or condition.
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Coal Consumption Cut

Scientific research reduced New
Zealand's industrial coal consump.
ton by 30 per cent in the last year,
Evening star., 1948-11-29
ADVERTISEMENT.

A cubic mile Of seawater contains
about 100000 tons Of magnesium.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27

Geuti6lono, bos SeraIano guropas,
|ausidlieben, obne unrealiitiid), In-
driltlid uno erfplglos 5u tperben. gs
lit Die leste Stunbe fir cine umfebr
bon Der Rabiudt Moreentbaus 5ur
allumfaiienben 2ie6e @brilti. Iorgen
idon fann es 5u ipat fem, itnb tpie-
oernm 5ablen Srauen, Wiitter l1nb
&inoer, ltno Die 8liite ser Hation nit
~glut, S6meiB uno Tranen", rno
am @noe itebt - oas Chaos.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27
Dtrtrtdl Riirkl. hrr Banntriftrr
unn EannHhnt
geididtlide Grsabluns BON Mlpbpns TIaner
@uh 1tno beIfe guh ferner!"

gud unb belfe gu1 ferner!"
0od cine itiirmiide llmarmung,
unb mon trennte ii6. 2ange iab Godl
ben S6eioenoen nod, Biz iein 8lid
lie niGt lnebr errei6en fonnte. Damn
febrte er in bte Staot 5uriid.
8enige Gage barauf sing ser 8au-
meiiter gum Ser5oge, Inn bon linn bie
@enebmigung su ieiner 8erbeiratung
nit Suianne 5u erlangen, tpelhe
einittDeilen bel ibrer Mubme ipobnte.
Der Sersog NOR gutter 2aune ,1no
b0rte @odls 8itte gndbig an.
sort, Meilter," ipra9 er bierauf
vi6 batte urIade, guh gram 5u ietn.
guer Same lit atpar lt11ter benen Der
8eri6morenen niht genannt iporoen,
bod niifet, bob i6 ni6tsbei eitoneniger
argen 8eroadt babe, au6 Sbr eeb0rt
gu ben 9tebellen. 3ubem mag's mir
penig gefoaen, bob Sbr Die So6ter
oes 2anoesnerraters ebeliden tponet.
God i6 min gu6 gnaoig fem; barum
mogt Sbr So65eit MAIDEN. So6 iebt
gud Dor, oaB Sbr guh ,1iemals in
i6limme Sdnoel einlailet. Sd babe
gud biz iett bod eeadtet tpesen gu.
rer &unlt, aber aub meine @iite fann
etnmal elm Gnoe nebmen."
9ie So65eit fano in oner GtiGe
itatt. Stiu uno rubig floMen ou9 Sic
eriten Wonate naf) Der Soh5eit babin.
9ietri6 Hodl mar gliidli6 i'm 8e-
iibe ieiner SuIanne, uno bieie fam
aumdblid 5ur grfenntnts ieines boil
len @ertes. sic tpdre biellei6t re6t
gliidlid getpeien; aber Der @eoanfe,
onB ser 8ater in Der Gerbannung
meile, beroiilterte ibre Stimmung.
llnteroeiien puroe sic Sage Der
8iirger immer unertrdgli6er. &C.
malttaten uno grpreiungen ponieite
Der ber5osliden Sofldran5en uno
Diener famen Sag fir Sag Dor. 60
Dar's benn fein @unoer, baB lt6
enolif cine tpirflibe '8eridtp0rung
biloete nit bem Streben, 1i6 an BEN
Beinigern in Der Srausnib gu RIDDEN.
0ur6 beimli6e 8oten teilte man ben
gerbannten bte 4ni6ldge nit. Mud
9ietri6 &0dl trat nun bem gebeinen
8unoe bel unb ipuroe iogar bas
Saupt ser 8eri6porung. Sein Sous
= eigentlid Elm feiter Surm an ser
Staotmauer = itanb in einem abge=
legenen @infel uno oiente oes6nlb
gum gebeimen 3uiammenfunfts
go fam Der 4benb bes @riinbon-
nerstages bes ssobres 14tO.
9ietri6 &odl ltano am SenIter iei-
mes einiamen 8ema6es uno itarrte
triiben Shines binaus auf oas in
Gammerli9t eetaudte Siar-Sal. Oil
Itere @olfen itiegen i'm 8eiten ouf
unb Der @ino d65te unbeimli6 Tim
ben alten Surm. 0ie Star ipGl5te
idmutiggraue, bodgebenoe 8osen
oabin, oenn ber laue Sobn, Ser ieit
einigen Sagen iiber oie Alpen geItri=
hen, bate oen S6nee in ben 8ergen
ldmel5en gemadt. Gin itarfer Bino=
itoB iblug oas MIR Ioie gei6loiiene
5enIter 5uriid, 10 oaB ser 8aumeilter
0eiibe batte, es pieber 5u idlieBen.
SOS miro cine itiirmii6e Habt
geben, eoppelt ltiirmiid," mlrmelte
er. 8ei oieien 8orten idauerte ct
5ulammen, uno ie ol1nfler es orau=
BEN muroe, beito mebr peroiilterte iid
bas @ntlib bes Meiiter @ar bas
Ser gliidlide gbegatte, ipelder crit
Dor nenigen Wonate feline Sausfral1
beingefiibrt bate? -
slls es brauBen bolItdnoig bun-
felte, ging er nnrlbig i'm @ema6e
auf nno ab. Yloslid iaste er balb-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-27
(Gortiesuns)

@eorg bon Ibam freute iib ieines
gelungenen @etpaltitreides ar iebr,
Inn oenIelben ni6t nollig oussuniit.
gen. 8ie Gage Der bier @efangenen
mar cine idredlide. @obl batte Der
Ran5ler Dem Ser5og beriprohen, IT,
men nidt an 2eib un6 2eben at i1as
Den. 9afiir bate ct aber ben Mrmen
cine fortbauernoe &erferbaft in Mus,
iidt geitelt, faqs iie 1i6t alle 8iir-
ger, tpelhe in Die angeblibe 8eribtp0-
rllng bertpideIt tparen, nambaft mo-
den tpiirben. llno tpirfli6 gelang es
ibm, nod nebrere 9amen aus ben
ungliidli6en beralis5upreiien. Dieie
8iirger = ettpa pier5ig an Der 3abl
- tul.roen 5lpar nid)t eingeferfert,
aber tiihtig gebranoihast. Die bier
&atsberren tpuroen Johann oleroings
aus Der Soft entlaiien, ieoo6 aus
Staot uno Sano bertpieIen uno ibr
gigentum tparo einge5ogen.
Iub Martin bon slIb muBte tief-
gebeugt iein Seim berlaiien. @einenb
bling ieine Sohter an ieinem Salie,
ais er nur nit Dem HotbiirfttgIten
perIeben gbIdieo nabm. gs i6nitt
ibm tief in Die Seele, in ieinen alien
Sagen alles berlaiien gu ,niiiien, mas
ibm lieb uno teuer mar. a6er er seig.
te itd itonobaft, Inn ieinem lieben
&inbe oie Srennung nidt aa5u i6ner
su MAIDEN.
Sest 1ponote er iih at Dem 8au-
neilter &0dl: rltno on, mein Iieber
9ietrid, eeoenflt on au6 iett nod.
bein 8ort au balten, oa mir arm unb
perlaiien itno? 8eoenfe ipobl: bein
Geib bringt sir ni6ts in bie gbe ols
&ummer!"
rMber, 8ater Martin," entgegnete
9odl uno miidte it6 beimli9 cine
Erane aus Dem sluge, utpos fiibrt Sbr
fir Geoen2 Sd Iiebe guere Tohter
ia Inn ibrer ielbItpiaen. @as i6 babe
ilno peroiene, oas reiht fir lms beioe,
uno ih berlange BON Sulanne ni6ts
ols Sreue uno Elm ipenig 3uneigung.
8ollte @ott, mir fonnten NIT gu6
5ieben, nm Guer Sos ertrdgli6er 5h
maden!"
. ~SdiDeig, 1nein Gobn," bat Ser
&atsBerr. o0u bilt Elm groBmiitiger,
eoler Wann. Sd fam sir oeine 2iebe
uno Sreue ME bergelten, ober @ott
miro es tun un6 6id bafiir iegnen. =
9eun, liebe &inoer, lebt tpobl! gs muB
geidieoen fem"
Suianne mari iid nod einmal in
miloem Sbmer5 an ibres 8aters
8ruIt, uno getpaltiam muBte iib ber
alte Mann bon ibr IosreiBen. &odl
besleitete i'm our Staot binaus.
@uBerbalb Der Staot trafen oie
bier 8erbannten 5uIammen. 9ie gan-
5e 8epolferlng NOR in Mufregung;
aber bes Ser5ogs S6ersen berbinoer.
ten iegliGben auflauf. gnbli6 nabm
audi &odl bon Dem 8ater ieiner
8raut Mbidieo.
~@eb beim, mein Sobn," iprad
ser &atsberr NIT 5itternber Stimme.
uSrolte mein armes &inb, uno penn
ibr So65eit mabt, oenft an euren
alten 8ater, Der eu6 BON gan5em
Ser5en legnet."
r2ebt tpobl, teurer 8ater!" rief ser
8aumeilter nit ibledt berbebltem
S6mer5. r8efolgt meinen Gat uno
gebt nod Settenbah gum &aipar
Sorringer. Ser miro gu9 freunoli9
aufnebmen, spie er meinen sSreunb
Sans aufgenommen bat. @ott i6iibe
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Society Prepares
For Annual Salon
During December

Miss Anne-Katrine Shaw, secrs.
tary Of the National Photographs
Society, announces that the annual
salon Of the society will be held dur.
ing December. Prints must be sub.
mitted not later than the November
monochrome meeting. No limit has
been set on the number Of entries
in either the black and white or
color divisions. Names Of the salon
Judges will be announced next
month.
New members inducted into the
local group are: James L. Colbert,
Miss Anne Cooke, Mrs. Elizabeth E.
Gettman, Louis B. Gettman, G..
Quinton Jones, Miss Jay Lee Lewter,
Jose Oiticica Ficho, Yuko r. Mono.
mura, John j. Petko. James F. Pey.
ton and H. Roy Zwald, all OF Wash.
Eington; Vernon Wertz and Henry
E. Wilkens, both of Silver Spring,
and Charles c. Peterson of Ar
lington.
The advanced portrait class of the
National Photographic Society will
meet Wednesday evening at 8:15 in
the home studio Of DR.. Sidney S.
JANE, 407 Dorset avenue, Somer.
set, Md.
Reuben Scolnik, member of the
society. was judged one of the area
winners in the 10th annual News
paper National Snapshot Awards
contest Monday when finalists COM
peted here for the top prizes.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Burress Reelected
By FotO.Craft Club

James r. Burress was reelected
president of the Foto-Craft Club at
the ninth annual membership meet.
ing last week. Other officers named
were: DR.. George w. Adams, vice
president; Miss Esther Newman,
secretary; Vernon Kicks, treasurer,
and Theodore Lewis, program
chairman. Annual award trophies
were to Mr.. Burress, winner In the
senior division, and to Miss New.
man, first place In the junior class.
Paul Fowlkes and william Under.
dew were awarded honorable men.
ton In the senior group and DR..
Adams and Mark Thomas in the
Junior division.
An exhibit Of photographs by
students Of the Capital School Of
Photography on exhibition In the
north lounge of the Twelfth Street
YMCA, which sponsors the Foto-
Craft Club, will continue through
Friday.
The club will meet Thursday at
8 pm. In the Bowen room Of the
Y, 1916 Twelfth street NV, for the
first print competition of the 1949
season.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
News About Stamps
By jones Waldo. Fowcett

The Capital Precancel Club il
making plans for a regional round
UP to be held at the Dodge Hote
Sunday, November IA. All coliec-
tors desiring to help are invited tt
attend preliminary meeting al
Weeks Stamp Shop, 1929 New Yorl
avenue NV, tomorrow evening al
Q. Ask for c. c. Fisher.
Post Offices by the name of Holly
wood are to be found in Alabama
Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois,
Maryland. Mississippi, Missouri,
New Mexico. Oregon, Tennessee and
West Virginia, as well as in Cali
fornia.
Philatelic service will be provided
at New York City and Boston for
covers carried by first flight to
Barcelona, Spain, on FAM route
l8, to be flown by Pan American
Anyways on or about November g.
The present airmail postage rate OF
Is cents half ounce will apply.
Covers may be for delivery in either
Spain or the United States. Inquire
at post Offices for details.
Carl P. Rueth, writing in Linn's
Weekly Stamp News, says that the
proud looking rooster on the Scent
poultry centenary" stamp is known
as Limecrest King. He is owned by
Harvey c. Wood of Newton, NJ. j.,
and was declared grand champion"
of the ls48 poultry show in New
York. The birds portrait was
sketched by Arthur o. Schilling of
Rochester, N. Y, designer of the
stamp, as that of prize chanticleer.
The modern fire truck on the s.
cent volunteer flremen's stamp cost
the taxpayers of Riverdale, Md,
$4,000. It was ordered before in
dation really got started.
The design for the Sc Joel Chan
dler Harris commemorative was re-
leased to the press last week. It
shows the famous author of the
Evening star., 1948-10-24

At top board Berliner adopted a
KIN gambit against Santasiere, and
met the unusual counter of 3 . .
P-KB4. After very sharp battle
White emerged with a rook ending
which he might have won but did
not.
The Divan Champion, playing the
Sicilian Four Knights, had to meet
the novel thrust P-KN4, and got
very difficult game. He finally
eked out a draw, two pawns down
in an ending with bishops of oppo-
site colors, at las in the morning,
only to find that Capt. Wigginton
had drunk all the beer.
Rothman repulsed premature
attack against his French Defense
and had a distinct positional ad-
vantage, but thereafter the Shapiro
tactics not merely held the line, but
secured an advantage in pawns
which proved insufficient for a win
Faucher played with great subt-
lety against Stark's usual McCut-
cheon variation of the French, and
secured a throttling grip on the
7th rank. For the second time
Hesse played the most energetic
chess Of the match and broke up his
opponents Sicilian position by a
splendid attack. The game In full
Evening star., 1948-10-24

conventionalized dove of peace /!
the feature of the design. The mum.
ber of sets issued was $4,000. AL
were sold the first day.
The 3-cent Rough Rider stamr
will be released at Prescott, Ariz.
Wednesday; the Scent Will Rogers
stamp at Claremore, Okla, Novem-
Der 4, and the Scent Fort Bliss
stamp at Ell Paso, Tex, November 5
Quantities ordered printed are 50,-
100000 for the Rough Rider and
GO, ,000, 900 each for the two others.
x. Y. Zwrites: why don't you
tell people how to put stamps on
envelopes? They should be affixed
one-half inch from the top and the
same distance from the right edge
of covers. Otherwise, they are apt
to be mangled by the canceling ma
chimes and sliced by the opening
machines through which they pass. u
Members of the Baltimore Phil
atelic Society will be guests Of the
Washington Philatelic Society at a
meeting at the Cosmos Club, Madi-
son place and H street NV, We'd
nesday evening at 8. A surprise
program has been arranged by the
visitors. Public invited.
Max G. Johl, postal historian, dis
cussed commemorative of the goth
century and slogan cancellation
collecting before a supper meeting
of the Pentagon Philatelic Society
on Thursday evening. Civilians
travelling to the Pentagon for the
occasion were refused admission by
PBA guards because they lacked Of
ficial passes.
The Collectors Club of Washing
ton will meet at 1912 Ninth street
NV. Tuesday evening at 8.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Local Masonic News

Blue LOQSeS.
Joppa-Monday, initiation.
Federal-Monday, entertainment
Acacia-Tuesday, initiation.
Samuel Gompers-Tuesday, granc
visitation.
Washington Centennial-Tuesday
officers meet, 7 pm; degree team
8 pm.
Lebanon - Tuesday, Fellowcraft
Club. 8 pm.
+ Takoma-Tuesday, M. M. degree
Pentalpha - Wednesday, enter.
tainment, Wardman Park.
Hiram-Wednesday, special, M. M
degree.
Theodore Roosevelt-Wednesday
officers meet with ]. r. Hampton
New Jerusalem-Thursday, past
masters and oldtimers' night.
Samuel Gompers-Thursday. Hal
loween party. Shoreham. $50 pm
Anacostia-Friday, special, grand
visitation.
Petworth - Saturday, Fellowcraft
Club dance, 10 pm, $500 Sixteenth
street NV.
Grand Lodge-Saturday, school OF
instruction. 7::30 pm.
Royal Arch Chapters: ~
The Fifth York Rite reunion be-
gins at 7::30 pm. Friday at the
Masonic Temple. with the con-
ferring of the Mark Master degree
by a selected cast from the several
chapters of the District Of Column
bia, Past and Most Excellent Master
degrees will be similarly conferred
on Saturday.
Knights Templar:
Washington Commandery-Wed-
nesday, Order of the Temple: in
spection by the Inspector General.
Scottish Rite:
The goth degree will be conferred
by the Scottish Rite Tuesday eve
ming In the series of degrees now
being conferred on the fall class.
No degree work has been scheduled
for November 2, election night.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Mrs. Heagerty
Legion Auxiliary
Historian Head

Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, past presi-
dent of the District of Columbia
Department. American Legion Aux
iliary, was elected national historian
at the annual convention last week
at Miami, Fla.
1t is the first time in the history
of the District Department that one
of its members has been so honored
Mrs. Heagerty is a charter member
and past president of United States
Department of Agriculture Unit.
In order that the delegates, off,
GERS and chairmen who went to the
Miami convention may attend the
October meeting of the Department
Executive Committee, American Le-
gion Auxiliary, the regular meeting
night has been changed from to-
morrow night to Friday night, at the
Legion Clubhouse.
Mrs. Julia Florence Dietsche, de-
partment president, will preside.
Plans for the auxiliary's benefit
ball in November and the Christmas
Gift Shops at Mount Alto and st.
Elizabeths Hospitals will be pre-
sented for discussion.
The department president will
place q wreath, contributed by
George E. Killeen Unit, at the John
Paul Jones statue, foot of Seven
teenth street S.W., on Navy Day,
Wednesday, at noon.
Volunteers are needed to inclose
or stuff T. B. Christmas seals in
envelopes for mailing. The work
may be done any day or evening at
the District T. B. headquarters, 1901
street NV.
Henry c. Spengler Unit will meet
Wednesday night at the Legion
Clubhouse instead of the Albee
Building as heretofore. Mrs. Anna
Walter, president, will preside.
. Mrs. Amos c. Fries, Unit Pan
Evening star., 1948-10-24

By Donald n. Muqridqe

In the Washington Chess Divan
Championship Tourney, the ad-
journed game between John r. Rice
and Ernest M. Knapp was won by
Rice, who exploited his extra knight
in methooical fashion. This left
Mott, Reyss, and Shapiro, 2-1; Mu-
gridge, Rice, Sieweke. and Thomas,
IL; Gray, Knapp, and Michaels, o..
Play was suspended to permit q
team of eight, accompanied by
Capt. N. P. Wigginton, to visit West
Orange, N. j., for return match
with the Log Cabin Chess Club,
champions of the New York Metro
politan League. The visitors were
housed for the night at the subur-
ban villa of e. Forry Lucks.
The Divan team lost its first
intercity contest, and by the same
2-point margin by which it had de-
feated the Log Cabin team last
spring. Every game became
prolonged and bitter struggle. The
Divan won one and lost three, while
four, after many vicissitudes, were
drawn. The score:
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Equipment Display
Agriculture Amateur Movie M

Agriculture Amateur Movie Max
ers Of the USDA will meet tomorrow
evening at o'clock at the south
west branch of the Public Library
Seventh and H streets NV, to view
. display Of foreign made motion
picture equipment by Lester Twigg
AS a comparison other members Of
the club will have on hand many
types of modern equipment made
in this country. Several Aims made
by the members will be shown.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
UNITED STATES % STAG {

Uncle RemuS stories as he appeared
In his later years. The frame around
the portrait follows the Heroes of
Peace model for literary characters.
Girl Scouts are advised to mail
covers to themselves when the Sc
Juliet Low commemorative goes on
sale in Washington Saturday. 1t
will be available at Savannah, Ca,
the previous day.
Winners in the Government Print
Ing Of11ce Stamp Club exhibit are
announced as follows: United States,
Leslie Pennington, first; P. A. Ar
mold. second; Mrs. Helen Dove,
third. Foreign. Frank Parratt, first;
James Sim, second: Melvin Eney,
third. Topical, Arthur Marshall,
first; Paul Clayton, second; Yves.
Tryon, third. ]. Harry Phillips, not
listed in the printed program, dis
played specimens from his collec-
ton.
Paul N. Clayton is the new presi-
dent of the Woodbridge Stamp Club.
Mr.. Tryon was reelected vice
president. and Peter A. Hazes was
Reelected secretary and treasurer.
Howard A. Robinette, veteran
stamp dealer. is Ill, but his auction
Of United States and British COL
onies material will take place as
scheduled at 1910 Seventeenth
street NV. Wednesday and Friday
evenings at 7:45.
Gerard Ten Eyck Beeckman de-
scribes the stamp collection of for
mer Secretary of the Interior Harold
l.. 1ckes in letter in Stamps Mag
azine for October 16.
A photograph of a statue OF Alb
raham Lincoln modelled by Douglas
volk is reproduced in the design of
the Sc Gettysburg Address stamp
TO be placed on sale at Gettysburg
Pa, November 10.
Three cachets will be available at
the American Philatelic Congress.
November II to IL. Send 80 cents to
Robert M. Stover, 814 Hampton
boulevard, Reading, Pa, for the set.
1srael's holiday" series was placed
on sale September 26. There are
i've denominations-3m, red, brown
and ultramarine; SIN, blue-green
and ultramarine; 10m, red and ul-
namarine; 20m, blue and ultrama-
rtne; 65m, brown and carmipe. A