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Evening star., 1950-04-02
BY Florence S. Berrymon

BY Florence S. Berrymon
The National League Of Amer
lean Pen Women. which convenes
biennially in Washington. will
open this afternoon a large art
exhibition in the foyer of the
National Museum, to remain
through April 20.
Comprising 1923 works, water
colors, graphic arts, drawings,
sculpture and handicrafts, the
show represents artist members
of the league in 26 States, the
District of Columbia and the
Canal Zone. These works were
selected from thousands of entries.
The exhibition is so thoroughly
traditional in its competent rep
resentation of visual aspects, that
the occasional appearance of
work moderately contemporary in
idiom or approach is startling.
The show is composed of pleasant
colorful, well-executed exhibits
which will doubtless prove popu-
lar.
Thirty-six prize awards and
honorable mentions will be an
nounced this afternoon. They
were awarded for the league by
jury of Washington artists and
museum people: Thomas M. Beggs,
director, and Paul Gardiner, cura-
tor of ceramics of the National
Collection of Fine Arts; Eugen
Weisz. vice principal. Corcoran
School of Art; Ruel P. Tolman,
painter and etcher: Anne Abbott
Uhler. director of the Abbott
School, and Harry Lewis Raul,
sculptor. Ella Witter of Storm
Lake, Iowa, is the leagues national
chairman of art.
. Washington area artists works
fetched eight of the So awards
and mentions, including the first
prize for sculpture to Eleanor Cox
for a portrait bust of Chief Judge
Bolitha Laws, a good likeness. and
first prize for metalwork to Mabel
c. Du Bois for a silver bowl, silver
pin and copper plate.
In addition to the league awards
(and prizes donated by the Phila-
delphia and Central oh o
branches) there are two special
awards for oil paintings. The
National Art Chairman Award
4 went to Peggy Dodds of Paterson.
N. j., for a still life with model
head, and the anonymous award
was given to a charming harbor
scene, "Blickler's Float" by Eva
Worcester of Crosse Pointe, Mich.
Anne D. Schuler's superbly painted
"Still Life" received the leagues
first prize for oils, and the second
went to Sophia Talbot's "Chrys-
ais" a portrait of a teen-age girl.
Karolyn Hill of Bethesda was
awarded first honorable mention
in this class, for a portrait of an
elderly scholar.
First prize for water color was
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given a landscape full of fresh air
and sunshine-"Trinidad No. L."
by Ruth Lee of Syracuse, N. Y.
Second and third prizes and
mention all went to local artists:
Mary Eta Sharpe of Alexandria
for her toneful Church Street,
Charleston" Emile Arlt of
Arlington for Man Power" Zone
of her West Indies series) and
Theodore Kane of Washington for
Paris Roof Tops" one of the few
modern paintings in the show.
Irene Trowbridge of Kensington
and Elizabeth Cleveland received
mentions in handicrafts, the for
mer for an ivory elephant with
an intricate silver hoWdah; the
latter for trio of ceramic figures.
The exhibition is we'll worth
visit.
Evening star., 1950-04-02

STAMPS AND COINS
y DIFFERENT U. S., PLUS rs NORWAY.
lOc to approval applicants. r, Thomnson
RID No. B. Box 10. Vienna, Va.
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wished to go to Alexandria he
had to stop over all night and re
sumo the journey the following
day.
The omnibus line that started
here in 1900 from Georgetown to
Washington. soon died for want
of patronage. leaving only as a
substitute the quaint old hack
of the early 10Th century. Z. In
1880 another stage line came into
existence. the vehicles being called
omnibuses. the word omnibus
meaning "for all" The vehicle
was described by Webster as "A
long four-wheeled carriage hav-
ing seats for many people; es-
pecially. one with seats running
lengthwise.
Fore Was ~, Cents
In addition to the buses Of this
period running between the two
cities there was a morning and
an evening stage between the
Navy Yard and Sixth street west,
the fare being 12ll2 cents. AS years
passed by competition became
more keen. until by 1849 the fare
was cut in half by one of the
operating companies.
Back in, 1880, the writer had
the pleasure of meeting the late
Mrs. George E. Truett. daughter
of Gilbert Van Derwerken. who
once operated the omnibuseS
Evening star., 1950-04-02

EAGLES Of Austria. Complete set % eagle,
eatalogued 81 .32. only 1gc with approvals
Eisenmac. 719 Ilth NV, Wash. d. e
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Donaldson last Monday an
nounced that a portrait of Casey
John Luther> Jones will be fea-
tured on the Scent railrod engi-
neers commemorative and that
the new stamp will go on sale at
Jackson. Tenn. April 20. Jones,
it has been explained, was "a
typical railroad engineer" whose
name "haS been immortalized in
railroad annals" The ballad tell
ing about his death in a wreck
is supposed to have been written
by Wallace Stevens, Negro yard
worker who greatly admired
Casey. Jones train was "old No.
l." the Cannonball, running be-
tween Memphis and Canton, Miss.
1t plowed into freight at
Vaughn, Miss. April 30, 1900, and
Casey was the only casualty. Mrs.
Jones, widow of the engineer, re-
sides at Jackson, Tenn, and,
though she is 81 years of age,
probably will attend the frst-day
ceremony, scheduled for the eve
of the 50th anniversary OF her
husbands death.
The designer of the Casey Jones
stamp is Charles r. Chickering,
the engravers, Charles A. Brooks
and Axel w. Christensen.
Mail is to be carried on a
Canadian Jetliner between Tor
onto and New York on April 18
and a cachet has been announced
for application to covers. but the
details of the announcement are
so complicated that collectors are
advised to write to the Financial
Bureau of the Post Office Depart
ment at Ottawa for their own
copies of it for guidance.
A semipostal series of three
issues has been released by the
government of Belgium in aid of
the Belgian-British Union, the
National Belgian Committee of
the UNAC and the St. Albert of
Louvain Foundation for Scientific
Research. One of the adhesives
shows British tanks entering Her.
tain in 1914, an incident in the
liberation of the Low Countries
from Hitler.
Morocco announces a 15fr plus
10 blue green stamp to mark the
25th anniversary of the first air.
mail flight from Casablanca to
Dakar.
Hungary, hidden behind the
iron curtain. is reported to have
brought out two new stamps pub
licizing its philatelic museum.
The Turkish Information Of
flee, 444 East Forty-second street,
Now York. is distributing copies of
an illustrated pamphlet entitled
Turkish Embroidery - Old and
New" Many of the themes rep
resented in the stamps of Turkey
are pictured and discussed.
Oslo, the capital Of Norway, is
celebrating its 900th anniversary,
and both commemorative stamps
and special postal markings are
to be expected.
A plane of United Airlines fly
ing between New York and Los
Angeles January % carried 14,490
pounds of mail-'probably the
largest single load of mail carried
by air thus far"
Post Haste for March / contains
the following English translation
of an ancient Gaelic prayer which
collectors may wish to add to
their philatelic scrapbooks be-
cause it expresses a spiritual ideal
which many of the worlds most
beautiful and interesting stamps
illustrate: May the blessing of
light be qp you. light without and
Evening star., 1950-04-02

Morocco announces 15fr plus
10 blue green stamp to mark the
25th anniversary of the first air.
mail flight from Casablanca to
Dakar.
Evening star., 1950-04-02

cuI,IEN'E LARGEST STAMP
aOh Tenth ~ ~ ~. -,
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Queen Mory's Corpet

The brief display of Queen
Mary'S gros point carpet at the
National Museum Qast Thursday
through this afternoon), intro
duced by the British Ambassador
Evening star., 1950-04-02

Oslo, the capital Of Norway. is
celebrating its 900th anniversary,
and both commemorative stamps
and special postal markings are
to be expected.
Evening star., 1950-04-02

A plane of United Airlines fly
ing between New York and Los
Angeles January % carried 14.490
pounds of mail-"probably the
largest single load of mail carried
by air thus far"
Evening star., 1950-05-05

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Evening star., 1950-09-17
11f'r I
RACE-TRACK
BABY
(See Front Govern
(See Front Govern

VoUNGEsT - and cutesr - race-track
IL "hanger-on" in the country is little Lucy
Webb, the -year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Webb, of Charles Town, W. Va.
Lucy is 80 inches tall, weighs 81 pounds and
has spent most of her life around horses. Her
father keeps string of thoroughbreds, races
them at tracks from Cuba to Ohio.
When most youngsters are still asleep Lucy
is up on the rail watching early-morning work.
outs. One day jockey was having rough
time with a two-year Suddenly Lucy
hollered: Turn his head loose, Chico" Chico
took her advice - the colt Strengthened out
into gallop.
Lucy gets along with all horses Her favor
ite is DAY After" a big mare (see left. One
day Webb put her up on the mares back.
Lucy's been riding ever since.
Lucy's half-sister Opal was licensed
jockey at Ia. but Lucy may have another
career opening before her. Hollywood has
signed her up for role in new race-track
film, Fair Time" &C. DAVIS
Evening star., 1950-09-17

Whether for fiavorful cookies, gin
gerbread, or "out of the ordinary"
desserts-Brer Rabbit Molasses is
your best fnuor bet.
For so pages of Brer Rabbit
recipes including a sensationally
easy gingerbread method-send for
the Brer Rabbit Cook Book.
Rich in iron! Brer Rabbit is one of the
richest sources of iron, next to liver.
Use this nutritious food frequently.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

''Never tested mullins SO good!" "The
family wos crazy abovs them!"
These are typical comments of the
women who have tried this Brer
Rabbit Bran Muffin recipe.
More women use Brer Rabbit
Molasses than any other! What
makes it SO special is that "New
Orleans" flavor-that natural good
ness which sun and soil give
Southern Plantation sugar cane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25

commander. william J. Hassan.
Department of Justice Post: junior
vice commander. Martin A. Bry-
ant, Washington Post; quarter
master. Edward T. Spedden, Front
Line Post: judge advocate. David
H. Mutt. All-American Post: sur
geon. John L. De Mayo. National
Capital Post; chaplain, Benjamin
E. Reed, ST.. Washington Post.
The following appointments were
made by the commander: Adju-
tant, Dendle E. Stone. Front Line
Post; assistant adjutant and quar-
termaster. Clyde w. KERN. Front
Line Post; chief of staff. Carl D.
Powell. Front Line Post; deputy
chief of staff, Albert M. Jones,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25

of Foreign Wars, at the 31st an
nual encampment.
He saw service in the Pacific
area with the Navy and had 16
months of his two-year service in
that theater of the war. He held
the rank of CPO on the destroyer
U. S. S. Taussig TAG. On his re-
turn to civilian life he became a
member of Columbia Post and was
chosen its commander in 1913. He
was chosen department senior
vice commander the following
year.
Other officers are: Senior vice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25
KLEIN MOTORS
MOTORCYCLES

INDIAN CHIEF 1913; perfect; cost
$1,000. sell $3.50 - Dr's. orders
31O7 N st. NV. DE. 5054. Us
MOTOR SCOOTER. in excellent con-
dition; 500 or best offer. 5355
Nevada ave. NV, WO. 3637. -25
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 184T. 45-h.p.;
1000 miles: black: excel. cond.
Annapolis Station. 18th and H NV.
- INDIAN SCOUT. twin. late mod
ell. fully equipped. Excel. cond
BaIsa in Eyes, yS GLs ss2s: rs
good eond.: $500 or best offer
HARLEY DAVIDSON Ia4s "A g. w..
black: bags and buddy seat; 1928.
OK. 3733. -25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25

Bethea WEIGH Post: inspector
Nicholas Gomez. All American
Post: membership chairman, Rob-
ert F. Sutphin. Police-Fire Post;
historian, Frank Topash. Front
Line Post; Americanism chair
man and patriotic instructor.
Albert M. Armstrong; service
officer. Robert Charlton; con-
tact officer. Charles NJ. Amb-
ler: legislative officer. Edward K.
Inman; public relations. Joseph
O'Connell; Employment Commit
tee chairman. Charles B. Jen-
nings; poppy chairman. Martin A.
Bryant: Armistice Day ball chair
man, William j. Hassan; athletics
and junior activities, Julian F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25

Air Forces Post. 80 Eleventh
street S. E.
Tuesday-Front Line Post. 1919
< street NV.
Wednesday-Poliee Fire Post,
1909 Rhode Island avenue NE;
National Honor Guard. 1919 K
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE,
I 936 to 1919; spot cash at once
PRIESTHOOD. $500 Ga. ave. GE,
403S --27
PRIVATE PARTY would like 70 buy
from one owner q good clean Plym-
outh or Chevrolet. Al, ~ or AS;
all cash. SH. $3.50. -25
FAIR. honest APPkAISALs Cd al
mskes Of car are assured a.
ME- 1900
AUTOs-Needed at once, don't wait
TOO long get highest cash price now.
bring car to NORRIS q HUGHES
MORE CASH roe IUUk CAR. new
Or Or USED ed, . Drive % a Srins ,ogI , ,,tls
i2th snc z sts nu Ex $50
TAXI wANTED-'4s or 40. Ply
mouth or Dodge. Call DE. Obs. or
DE. 43f5. Us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25
TRAIlERS

HOUSE TRAILER, on truck. Ia tons,
at Hoile Motor Service, 65@s MARI
LIGHTHOUSE. 1850, aluminium. 4
rooms and bath. This trailer has
esyerythins. Priced to sell, Lot IS,
EFT; AMERICAN. with 33-ft, add
tional room, completely furn.: elec.
refgr., bottled gas. $1,000. Can be
financed. OV. ALSO. lot 17S, Tenn
pie Trailer Village. telegraph I'd,
a. Alexandria; Va; 20
trsilers; especially wanted, late mod
els with showers, AMERICAN
TRAILER, luggage. two-wheel. 44xS6
d hi wire a. with Wa tail slise,' good con
TRAILER AND PoRcH 'G for sale; best
in Temple Trailer Village. Lot .l9.
HOUSE TRAILER. % it.. la4a de
luxe, like new shower. sleeps 8.
new, AZ, cleo. brakes, Hood lights.
new S-ply tires, auto. gas range,
elec. refgr.. exh. fan. insul DRIVE
A aY,I1 N; II; ave. Ext, TEi 5667,
tandom axle, fiat body with an.
Of hauling hay load of 10000 lbs.
long distance S7S5. 81. 1897.
HOUSE AND LUGGAGE TRAILERS
wanted-Cash waiting. BRING them
Beach I'd PVT. TRAILER SALES
CO, HI. $3.50 Il
1917 NODES TRAILER. 16 IT,. bot
tied gas; sleeps 4; refrigerator; ex-
TRAILER COURT, 8 miles SO. Of
LUGGAGE TRAILER. 4sx54 in. all
steel body. canvas top, i-wheel
type: $50 Can be seen al MOD
ERN WAY MOVERS, 1928 New York
sis CASH Completely equipped,
sleeps .; used value, $3.50; incl,
excel. tires. mattress, camp stove,
folding table and chairs, VI. 2lJ3.
2-WHEEL UTILITY TRAILERS, new,
Ak IT,, with stopIight, springs and
a auty mo siske sF PsnelS SHOWN S fa Ss
st. NV, Sunday. 20 pm.
SPORTSMAN TRAILER, sleeps two;
kitchen equipped. electricity and
bottled gas; weekend camping.
trailer, inner-spring mattress, gas
stove. e-gal. water tank. icebox and
cupboards; weight. only $50 lbs,
requires no extra insurance. Only
S215. WI. 9409.
1919 SHUT tandem wheel house
trailer, large living rm.. dinette.
kit, bedrm.. Hollywood bed, large
vanity, bottled gas stove, cleo. re-
fgr., hot-water heater, Interna-
tional heater, 4 lge. closets and
plenty of cupboard space; sleeps 6;
new tires and . gas bottles; cleo.
brakes; will sell for $500. To-
Gated 2l2 mi. beyond Centreville,
Va. on U. S, 70. Call Fairfax
TRAILER-24-ft. 1912 model on "
acre lot, at Glendale, Md; VIII
. SfkfSe WHO ~ 6$ a6usr Trailer,
eauipped, ready to travel; 500.
Call OW. 2177. -25
1915 WHITLEY Broom. es-foot tan
dem; electric brakes; original owner
GLIDER. ~. steel, 81 #, new eond
elec. refsr., h.-w.h.. shower. many
extras; set up on very desirable lot,
min Naval Medical Center; i'm
med. occur. WI. 1918.
light tent trailer,
fully equipped for swell week ends, |
tours. $3.50. CHI. s3lS. 26'
1919 PALACE; ~ #; good condition; |
$3.50 or best offer. Cali 10. 5-s79s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25

west Haroor Lions Club. n was
announced yesterday.
Other officers elected are: Philip
NJ Perry. Donald w. Mowbray
and Albert H. Clarke. vice preSi-
dents; Frank J. Meyer. secretary;
Frank w, Hoover, jr., lion tanner:
W, Rawley Hildebrand. tail twist
er; S. A, Freas. Merhle E, GroR
and w, A. Barber, members OF the
board OF directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25
GLIDER TRAILERS

Own the best for less. Glider offers
you the finest trailer home on earth
We ran make 1t possible for YOU to
own glider. whether you have a
full \ down or not, and your
monthly payments can be arranged
10 suit you. Call or come in and
see us today. COLE MOTOR A.
TRAILER CO. $500 Ga. ave. Sill
yer Spring. Md. Phone 81. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25
McWiIIiams Heads
VFW Department.;
Other Activities

George F. McWilliams, Navy
veteran of World War II, was
elected commander of the District
of Columbia Department. Veterans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25
GARAGES

1855 p ST. NV, garage space;
near Dupont Circle; 81 monthly.
Call manager. HU. Sill. -26
WANTED-Garase IN vicinity Of
37th and Benton streets NV. Phone
WO. 1919. 25'
GARAGE WANTED. vicinity of 30th
and P SITS. NV. AID. 1888, 70 z
GARAGES 80. gal. metal garages
and lot. rear s5s Whittier pl. NV:
30-ft. concrete alley. good cond.;
$1,000. DU. 4544.
2-sTORY BRICK GARAGE. rear l1os
G st. ne; $40 per month. EAST
GARAGE AND BsMT. for rent as
storage space. no. 1917.
GARAGE FOR RENT to. white. vicin-
ity l4th and Colorado ave. NV.
BIG GARAGE. 2sx2e by 1aps #.
ceiling. excellent bldg. for storage.
705 Portland ST. Sc. -25
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versity Cemetery where services
were conducted by the Rev.
James A. Martin. chaplain. A
wreath was laid on the grave of
Father Gallagher by Comdr
Philip W. Wilkinson.
Comdr. Levi St. Peter. of 1t.
Col. John j. He'll Post, announced
the post has awarded WV
Citizenship medals to the two
outstanding students of Wood
ward Prep School at the COM
mencement exercises.
Meetings this week:
Monday-United States Army
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TRAILERS
NEW AND USED

and Howard House Trailers
With complete bathrooms. elec. refgr.,
h-w. heaters, etc Liberal trade-iD
allowance.
Financing at sc
VACATION RENTALS
Open o to 0 weekdays and Sundays
American Trailer Co., Inc.
1890 Wis. Ave. WO 1921.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25

Housewives. widows and per-
sons without occupation" now
make up 36.5 per cent of the l.
022 900 members Of West German
consumers co-operativeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25
Marcus Pueh Named
Lions Club President

Marcus w. Pugh. president of
Plymouth Farms. Inc. has been
elected president of the South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25

Roundtree: service and rehabili-
tation, Edward r. Mcclure. jr.:
radio chairman. william j. Has
san: drum and bugle corps. Ernst
Binnix; hospital chairman. Frank
Heise.
National Capital Post will hold
a special meeting June % at
1919 K street NV. by order of
Comdr. William Reading.
Father John p. Gallagher Post
held memorial services for Father
John P. Gallagher in St. Aloysius
Church followed by breakfast in
the school hall. The members
later went to Georgetown Uni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-25
THESE MUST GO
GREAT SACRIFICE

Three acton AZ insulated van,
less than 10000 mi. per truck; O
LOT meat or other refrigerated prod .
ucts. NO, !. $3.50: No. ., S1.S"S:
No. 3. 81 ,635.
STERRETT OPERATING SERVICE,
POI Que St. NV, NO. 33Il
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TRUCK VALUES

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MOTORCYCLES Cont. 4,

HARLEY-pAvIDSoN 1850 a o.h.v,
de luxe; Burgundy red: 8 wkS, old
excel. cond,; $3.50. win trade for
H isis RGf ebAS sff q !s "A. oSv
al equip, 1900 mi, excel eend,
$3.50 or bes, offer. CHI SOs".
19i, HARLEY DAVIDSON. -, DIV,
Fine cond,, extras Must sell today.
$500 or best oder. CH. l54S.
INDIAN CHIEF, Ia4S. perfect, ali ex.
trsS. has only 5000 mi, $3.50. or
as HARIEYDsvipsoN. "i.s.- ex.
eellent cond .4o6 miles, $500
HARLEY al L'* 81 o s st, n motor rom.
p gls,elg rebuilt new battery; saaS
LEAyISG town; must saerince my
. l25 c. c. urSent, Make OFFER. TIE
TRIUMPH motorcycle: like new: JUS;
broken in: many extras. also DIV
WIN sserifice' owner ieavins. Can
M SS SCOOTER. ,s4z: very 5000
circle NV. between / and pm
MATCHLTss MOTORCYCLE. less
condition, buddy seat and saddle
has DE. $685.. -@6
WHIZZER motor bike, on heavy
duty Schwinn, used very little. hne
cond., SIS GIL. secs
SWAP 1895 Terraplane ear, good
cond. for = liShtweiSht motorcycle
or motor scooter. Call week days