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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

NON AAttle Two story hirnlahod
on Delaware Hay Gas, electric, ncroons.
elel q rooms, porch front And aide.
extra lot IA rear Short drive 10 Mil
ton, milford Flehing, grabbing, oys.
tete, elAme, Nhd many nearby freah
Watet Mkoh lHeed low for quick sale.
oNt@ bas8sai.3t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANTED - Employment Reliable
married man (Whitel capable of oper-
truck driver. experienced electrical and
plumbing work. win consider mamaee-
ment of large farm. Can give refer
ence. Apply % Donald q. Donovan.
ESQ Charles n Witt Phone Milford
1850 Milford Neck Road. r. No g.
near Lynch Heights. 3-2a-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANfED-M Modern home with con-
Venlenoea, We have several veterans
waiting, CAN us today. w p. Lank.
Apply Harry s. Rust Phone Milford
blfa, 3-3l-1t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

..kNlI AAh New, modern home al
Muiuld, Al eonVenionCna tile bath.
hardwood ll00ra, venetian blinds. built
~. Vahlneta Ia Kitchen Oll hoaf. nleo
luy 9WlHk poHHeaHl0n lenaOnahle
hnee WIN cost g, h only Saaa6 ner
mouth No down payment Roe Harvey
"a MNNnl Insurance and Real MatRto.
AhNNp aaNW Milford hO- nt $40
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

FOR EENT-For ra1 men and rea-
men. Listening or dancing space at
the Mllurd Community HmiIdiua every
tuesday night, 9 p .m. Admission Soc
carlisle FIRE Company. Milford
15-3-3I-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

N $50 NMnaHH EoH aaEE--
h ~ 1l
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
MAN WANTED F0R CFVFRAT

work, feed, house, farm, chickens.
Must be able 20 drive tractor and truck.
Modern living quarters, good salary,
steady job Only good able bodied man
willing 90 work need apply d B. Hud-
son and Son, Selbyville, Phone a77l or
dft2 3-31-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

NOTICE-We are Interested ia helm
ing you solve your insurance prob
lens. No obligation created. Call as
today. The Hugg Agency 15 s.. W
Front street. Phone Milford 816I.
28-2-10-tG
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

FOR
immediate uNs ~
once. teann ~ M
t-Ia-E
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

ron AALE4nuy az Factory Dlg.
count lhR, Custom nuilt Kitchens.
pastel ahAdea, or natural nniah. "ifort
mica" counter topH with on without
hihk Open evenings until O'clock
II y o. Kitchen cabinet Company.
Kent county bel r. o., Maydei. Ma
ihohe Whltenaka lsal 1875 @nuy al
Factory Discount nt-ib%, b7.8.st ~
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

tion of flowers from tie Iarae VARIETY
offered hy Holland $ EireeuhauseR. Cars
denias, hyacimths. Tulips Roses. HEd-
ranEeas, Ninnerias. lilies Bleeding
Heart. AEaieas, African Ninlats Also
large selection Of eat aowers and cor-
sages. SHOP now and insure vnrr
choice. Free delivery Honand'a Greens
houses. Phone 5a43. Milford se-a-aI-lt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

FON AAl.W liaed oliver 20 lpnetop
with power lttt OUltlVhtOrH, uaed AlllHu
thAlnpH Z a. disc harrow, uHed John
npptp lNt tWutOD milford Tractor
Company lnVu AlllbsC ChAlmepa, New
ldeh lhOnp Milford AblA aaeaaaluit
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

ron SALE Poultry farm, fully
equipped, nlan dwelling with oluptrloa
iib, water aud hrhti un I AprpA at hand,
nrhf Lincoln Laura Walls, tlnpolO
Nnhh MllfniH hlih. NalNatf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

N0M r ana Hn
Nuase 0Nhn1
on nes Meae era Hhana 1856
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
SALESLADY WANTED --- Expert

SALESLADY WANTED Experi-
enced ladies ready wear. One who
can and viii sew for alterations. Posi-
ton IN nearby seashore shop Part time
leading 90 fun time Resident Of I2e-
hohoth or LeWes preferred. TransDor-
thti0n necessary. Write k0X 8. co
Milford Chronicle Milford 40-3-8i-2t
ANrEh-Assistant working man
ager for large hroller farm IN Gems
trial New Jersey. Cauahle wilHpe
worker experienced with poultry Mod
ern dwelling, good wages and bonus.
Write, stating experience. references,
etc. 90 Lakehurst tarms. h. D s.
Lakewood, New Jersey, or phone Lake
hurst A-alii, ask for Michael Pack.
a7-a-3l-tt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

ron hALl# HoNpu room hungnlaw,
tNhhlhh MhirL iva puWhpa, shade,
lihfHhin Ht lhu pflpp. Hnmuul M Ia
tlhhi' hiii'"llii llfl aai Atp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

BUYING C0RN-Dellgered az mn
min or crib door Top prices paid
woodrow w. Steen, Grain RfiilInr.
Dagsboro, Del Phone Rodney 6688
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANHED-ro help YOU do am easier
and better job OF housecleaning, by
shampooing, sanitizing and demOth-
Ing your rugs and upholstered fumi-
ture. Wilkes, 2ll 8. h. Second street.
Phone ASIA, Milford 3-8l-ltp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
EXPERT WATCH REPATRe---8II

work reasonably done In our modern.
tuiiy equipped shop, using only geuu-
Inc materials S0ckrider and Chandler.
shore Theatre Building, Milford. Dial
$500. 21-3-a1-ff
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANFED-A man 10 work in shop,
must he a man who viii appreciate
Electrical Service, Ellendale. Phone
Mlhofo 4loo. 2I-3-3l-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
ICT0HT WTITTTD- 0""TT0w

needs seasonal chack-IIr- bring
yours IN now. Mercury sales and sar-
vice. Vineyard ship Building Company.
Milford aa-3-al-lf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

NOTICE - General 1nazranea. Hira.
WinaElorWa auto. Fidelity and Surety
Bonds. Accident. LiaailitV aurularT
Plate Glass. Bank and AEent Aulo a-
naneln8. Harry S. Rust. SOS Marshall
street, Milford Telephone SI62
m26-ta
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANTED 800 men and women to
hear and dance 20 Santa Fe Rangers
ht Milford Community Building every
Tuesday night, 3 p IN, Admission,
lQc Carlisle Fire Company, Milford
a6-3-3t-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

ron SALE siillng station with
htQte ana dwelling, dnlng very nrOhts
hhle hnHlhnah, over shnN 90 nnl nor
month Much better Ia anplna and
summer season On main hlRhWhY,
lhHf outside Milton Poor health reAaan
tnf HelllnH i'rlpnd very renHnnahlV.
Aohiaet uenfHn Collins. Agent Milton,
heh Ihphe apab, tfsasaaaat
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

ron hALH rrh of corn, two hanna,
lmn Hhnuldrlhl Ha huHhula new ruplpNns
Mlla0ui nlllrh pnhl nt 9llpndAln
Phone Milford lnhh AfsAsAl At
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

FOR NAtN building lotH, Just OUT
Hlde town. lNits Or Milt0M on main
halfway No, iM ~ mlle 90 transit line,
huHlhpHH heVtlOM churches, schools,
Volllna, Milton, Del Phone bb05,
alt3sRAaat
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

NOTICE ~ Play and keep young.
A1ine9 every tuesday evening, start
Ing September az. Holy Cross COM
munity Hail. William and New streets.
Dover. a-2a-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANTEn-Houses, Ia good reslden-
tlal sections OF Milford and Reh0both.
Priced rlght-lor offer 70 waiting list
Of prospective buyers. David 8. Hugg,
local representative OF II. W. Richards.
kealt0r Phone Milford 8l6l.
a3-a-I0-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

pOR AALM ,Mst repalVed new lAhO
nNtteNs Ot Mohawk ANMiNHlpp PWNa,
Tho WN market IA much hiHhpH hut
cur nWeeH Np the HNlOe NH they were
lNHt RpWlnh etOn VA Nnd see these pWWa,
OOOk Vineyard, NredepipN, SAuAaaiuAt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

NOTICE. re-uDhcister and raan-
ish wood work on living room furni-
ture. DO you need living room fnrnf-
ture platform spriuEs tiedf DO you need
and paddad9 j have large selection
of samples for y0m 20 choose from. can
Joe az Lincoln City. Phone Milford
aa5t. 4I-8-IN-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

rOR BALM rnWer lawn mowers,
nWady and tStAndaUO garden trRes
tors, farm implements, rhllcn refrlHa
plAtnrH freeRprp and tnlpVlsinn, AJAX
Or send for catalogue, ilonlnppn Motor
Company heWeB, Del Phone 30li aud
aD40, Wsa-ifa4t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

Statesmen WANTED - Several
nationally known lines 20 sell. Pick
your territory, Apply Sussex Roofing
ana Siding Company, Bridgeville, Del
Phone 1881. 2l-3-24-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

WANTEDi We NEED FIRST
CLASS TRUCK MECHANICS - Also
gas and tire man. Sussex Poultry COM
pAnN Inc Apply Employment Office
with references. 2l-3-3l-8 -8t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

NO4AlA.-1he I @. Burton Ccmranr
slalaee ana show aaoma. Milford mH
y epen every evening frnIn q .. -.
% ,. m -e-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

non NAtNaiNaa Alma house tWlla
or Sleeps FOUR Very a0Od condition,
lArlepd low for quick sale Would make
a nice home for neWlNsWedn during
the housing ahOrtAHe Harold White,
3eOrHNtOWM M mile 0n dirt road
leNdlnH from pOlltpa Wnlhg Station
tiuHt north 0f ue0rNet0Wn),
ahaNa1OaO
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

Atn hA1stwEam duet Hnd shavlnHa
aeiisefe1 Harvey 81 Donovan. 0eufnrs
laHh tsl Das phQne 18ag after E 8N
f tAet 8a2Istf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
FOR
fFerFnrTA errn FOn eATp..

Nsll Ihamnaou fshofla frad
- - A.nl-Hl
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

NOTICE-Harrineto on ana coal
Inc, Roland Melvin ana son. Reaaina
Trade e-markea. coal. stove, nut fur-
naces pea and soft coal Kerosene and
fuel Oh. Phone 344. Harrington. Del
18-10-2l-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

ron bAth strawberry nlnnta. Va
fiHfinai TrWnlp Improved tNntOn
Tate, fhtHhill Tpnnnaann Rhlnnpn
fhlf.hhd and others AlaN cultivated
chestnut trees. George Wiley Qpenna
wood. hnl Asalantn
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

tON RAhm Wa have luat received
our heW spriNH line ot y plppe ltVlng
room PtdteR, We hNNe a niVe belpctlOn
9t mpMW bnucNN ttelse Ot lNbeattN
hun CN0k VINEYARD, rFedereN,
AttAsAi-ht
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

ron SALE Corner pl0nnuN North
West Front ahd Maple hNunup, Mil
ate possession n rnuuirud llipp, 4 /. OON
Phone Milford alHf NJ M IA
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
statesmen WANTED Located m

rural area or villages 10 engage ia
real estate business on commission
haals with national brokers Write
Vests, Mir Conn, 2l2S Murray avenue
Pittsburgh Pa. 29-9-3I-2 I'll
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

hOR NAt,n@tiaNd IVA YARD dunn
body and hOlnl, Ia perfect condition. a
lN4f ton Dodge engine, Ia perfect
condition ALSO hte other ChNnler oarR
ana llucka, Ale0 80 inch truck wheels
for FoW OF nodgN twlekA Gale a.
Grove, Lynch llelghta, Milford, Phone
hiNh ANaiasastf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

lnR. ikree raRms aNa Min. gnet amin.
nod, located IN North Milton tMllt
about tWO years, prlOpd exceptionally
low for uWiek aAlo, Also many other
desirable homes aud farm properties.
Oe0rRe C0lhne, Milton, Del, phone
hhNh, aNsaaglsat
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

NOTICE am prepared to olaan
out your cellar, yard 81 attic i haul
ards, Milford. Del.s for prompt service.
Phone $3.50. e-I0-ff
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
nTG CIFANINO gpAgON upnT

ron SALE A loves cross Roads,
lAshefr farm. HoOd NsrnOm dwelling,
electric good harm, lANlnH hnune, h
acres timber eh 300 dhnl hpNllep alte.
Good letma it o, nropk, Laurel, bel
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

SIGNS WILL INCREASE YOUR
BUSINESS PROFITS-T0ur product
advertised on your truck, 90 your win
dow Or on the highway. Roger Deats.
Dial Milford s168 24-12-1f-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

NOTICE-Landscap Of an types.
Let me grade your lawn, SOW your
grass, and trim your shrubbery HARRY
IL Walls, 405 south Washington street
Phone 4l08, Milford 3-10-ftn
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
iNlN CWNVNOLNT pANNi, LOoNg

tOR RAlm compare our southern
RtAtea aOneF kopeNN heanedeaa with
lOeAl seed Nnd see the difference N0u
VNn have for q few cents Oer Acpe, De
net pNunu, aOutheW AtNten Milford
Cooperative. Phone bRlA, Milford,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
NTOnE nIIlInINO FOR nRNT,,

ron hAt.ig rwn kuraHpne -otl hent f.
otH and one large uii hupnnr Two nnod
mdlpa' suits, Hlap Ono hmeh cont
good, Hlap Mrs Della ilNlluWpn,
Main street Greenwood, nvl
Ht.AaAi-it
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

INSURANCE. ALL FORMs-FTRF.
Automobile, Farm, Truck Cargo and
Bonds. 9. Edgar Wood, l03 Church
avenue, Milford. Phone office S097
Residence 1922. 22-9-I7-ff
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

ron RALB While they mnt t,pn.
ppdpaa apod redeemed, si OO nor bnHha
90 Npu ~ a. Draper Milford. phnnn
inih ~ Norman d Workman prlmn
Hook Npek Phone Milton b3ia,
aH-8-t0.ft
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

ron RAt.n Nsls klnnn removnhle
al8t venetian blinds HHtlmntoa pivpn
without nnN obligation. cur servlon n
fast and ptippa riHht EVERY mh punrs
anieed Cook Nlnynrd, FredprlcN
2Gaaaaiaat
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
poop nFrLEANKb LEsPEDEIA

HtE nalf iA fHnm houHe. ilrhtH
ta Hhftf aefHa laHd. q .nuu hfnlipr
l.aHas mffHa Al Afs8'h Corner Neh.
aisHaiat flfHfie milford a8sk a.g4.atp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

NOTICE -Ringworm on cattle can
be cleared up with Dress Dip and Dis-
lniectant. This product has many other
farm uses Keep it on hand an OF the
time and get il at Humes Hardware.
Milford a5-a-2f-1f
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
MAKE MONEY m C0MF0RT

III u > .IllNII. UUI IT'D q.
6% DlSCOUNT-A ~ Dorhan ana
eonei sales Jeep serRioe. Hed M1
LeWes- Milford Highway Our new
phone number Isl LaUes T9a1.
83-12-2-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

NOTICE "A Reward Cor infnrnsaf af7nn
leading 20 return a. blue traNaHue
alarm clock, taken from counter af
similar clock in tan taken during aaa
Chriatmas hoiidnFa LerrtcEaan- t.flf
Rate Milford Ehoua $685. 25-8-aI- -tf
Evening star., 1950-09-21

Miss Angelina E. Coruelli,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Coruelli, and Mr.. Frank A. Eman-
uele, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. v.
Emanuele, were married Septem-
ber II in st. Gabriels Church.
Father John B. Roeder oflciated
and the bride was given in mar
riage by her father. Following a
wedding reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Emanuele left for Havana, Cuba
and upon their return will live
in Washington.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

The Chevy Chase Methodist
Church was the scene Of Miss
Shirley Hazen Simms' wedding
September Is to Mr.. Thomas
Dowell McAvoy, jr.. with the Rev.
Clifford Homer Richmond officiat-
ing.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry B. Simms,
and Mr.. McAvoy is the son of
Mrs. Roland E. Simons, of Rock
vile. Md. and Mr.. McAvoy, ST., of
Dobbs Ferry, NY.
Following their honeymoon Mr..
and Mrs. McAvoy, jr., will return
to Blacksburg. Va. where the
groom will resume his studies at
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

Miss Altha Lee Brothers. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James H
Brothers Of Hyattsville. became
the bride September o Of Mr..
Jacque Beall Du Vail, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard L. Du Vail Of
Bethesda. The Rev. j. Ray Gar
rett ohciated In the Fountain
Memorial Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

-WH1te PHOtO.
Miss Elizabeth Anne Burnett
and Mr.. John Thomas Murphy
were married Friday in st. Peters
Church, Father Christopher OF
f1ciating. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Lorne
Burnett and her husband the
son of Mrs. Anna v. Murphy.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

Truro Episcopal Church in
Fairfax, Va. was the scene of
the marriage September of Miss
Kathryn M. Hawkins to Mr.
Warren A. Bovee. jr. The Rev
Raymond Davis officiated at the
ceremony which united in mar
riage the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry c. Hawkins of Spring
dale Farm, Clifton, Va, and the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bovee o1
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin B. Lille
dale Of Akron, Ohio, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Wilma
Larralie, to Mr.. Patrick John Phe-
Ian. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Phelan. The ceremony took place
September 16 in st. Anthony's
Church. the Rev. John Dressed Of
flciating. The bridegroom's father
is Assistant Attache at the Unlted
States Embassy in Panama.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

Miss Mary Ann Natoli, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Natoli. was
married September 2 to Mr.
Eugene Polits of New Orleans, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Polits OF
Chalmette, La. The Rev. Michael
J. Dougherty performed the cere-
mony.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

The Takoma-Lutheran Church
was the scene Of the wedding Sep
tember 0 Of Miss June Kathleen
Potter, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Potter of Silver Spring,
and Mr.. John Russell Rainwater,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Rain
water, also Of Silver Spring. The
Rev. j. Adrian Pfeiffer oflciated.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

Miss Dorothy Dodge Warren,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
E. Warren of Chevy Chase, Md,
was married yesterday to Mr.. Guy
Ralph Benson of Kalamazoo,
Mich, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley Toogood of Big Rapids, Mich.
The Rev. Brooks A. Warren, uncle
of the bride, and DR.. A. Powell
Davies officiated at the ceremony
IN All Souls Unitarian Church.
Evening star., 1950-01-15

Sweden may bring out a stamp
showing Prince Carl Gustaf, g.
|year-old great-grandson of King
Gustaf V. The little boy now
wears the uniform of the Life
guard Cavalry.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Bridge Players
By Margaret 1. Fisher

point division, finishing fourth,
fifth and sixth, respectively.
Scoring a IS per cent game in
last SATURDAYS qualifying round
for the open title, Daniel S. Goal
win of Falls Church and Daniel j
Harris of Alexandria established a
comfortable lead over the 66 COM
peting pairs. They continued to
outscore the seeded experts
throughout the championship
finale and when the recap sheets
were posted, their combined total
Of 278.5 match points netted them
the title, their time major
tournament victory.
David Murray and Herbert
Gerst. a Norfolk, Va, life master
trailed the Harris-Goalwin COM
bination by eight points to cap
ture second honors. Mr.. and Mrs
William Mcintyre, H. r. King-Ar :
thur Westrich, DR.. A. j. Steinberg-
L. G. Tubbs and Mrs. Frieda
Bentley-Lew Levinson divided
master points in fourth to seventh
positions overall.
r. L. Miles of Norfolk, Va, pres
ident of the American Contract
Bridge League, and Game Director
A. M. Sobel of New York City
who substituted in play Sunday
afternoon, carried the honors fol
visiting luminaries when they
teamed with Leroy Thurtell, Fred
Karpin and Ralph Spritzer to win
the team title. Here again, how
ever, runner-up cups went to ar
all-D. c. foursome-Mrs. Marianne
Boschan, Kathleen McNutt anc
the Bernard Rossons.
Show honors among the Is
teams ended in triple tie between
George Dickerman-M Miller Roberts.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Stamp News
by Jones Waldo Fowcett

Office magnifying glass
Thursday that the his Bright daylight and
1949 edition of the official booklet pnc-thats all need
Ienttled Postage Stamps of the he
Evening star., 1950-01-15

The 18th annual Northern Vir-
ginia tournament held at the
Roosevelt Hotel last week end was
a record-smashiug success for
local bridge fans. With few ex-
ceptions, out-of town bridge nota-
bles were totally eclipsed. Mem
bers of the Washington Bridge
League. the Journeys sponsor
romped away with the women's,
mems. mixed, open and team
titles, and captured runnerup
trophies as well in each of these
five major events.
Even in the two consolation -spe-
cial pair contests on Saturday
night 1t was an all-Washington
cast that took top and second
honors in every direction.
In the opening event Of the
three-day series, Mrs. T. M. Boyle
and Mrs. M. r. Reddy led the 30
pair distaff field to capture the
women's pair title. Mrs. Lillian
Krick-Mrs. Rose Robins netting
second trophies. Mrs. Marianne
Boschan-Kathleen McNutt were
third.
Concurrently, tournament man
ager James G. Stone and Lewis G..
Tubbs tied with j. D. Boyd and
John r. Moore to share the newly
created mems pair title.
In one of the largest local mixed
pair fields in recent bridge history,
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Steinberg out
scored 72 duos to claim the title.
The runnerup awards in the Fri
day night event fell to Mrs. Dora
Schwartz-Gary Arkoian. Mrs. r.
H. Skinner-Leroy Thurtell, Mrs.
James Lazard- William Poissant
and Mrs. c. E. Meissner- DIR. c. c.
Mcdonnell share in the master
Evening star., 1950-01-15

The Post Office Department on
Thursday announced that the
1949 edition of the official booklet
entitled Postage Stamps of the
United States" now is available.
All postage stamps issued since
1847 up to the Scent Annapolis
Tercentenary commemorative re-
leased May % last are described
in detail and pictured in halftone
cuts in the new book. It also con-
tains plate numbers, quantity re-
ports and other data of interest
to collectors.
The total number of pages is
1875. Readers desiring copies OF
the booklet may obtain them at
the salesroom of the Superin-
tendent of Documents, North Cap
ltol and G streets NV, at so cents
each.
On February 10, centennial
cancellation die will go into use at
Bloomington, III. Send self-ad-
dressed, stamped standard 6A
size envelope with request for
postmark.
Franklin r. Bruins, jr., stamp
editor Of the New York Sun, has
moved to the New York World
Telegram, following the merger of
the two papers.
The new tuberculosis semi
postals Of Belgium are a portrait
series, with reproductions of his
toric personages as represented
by great artists of their own times
Maria Christina, governor Of
the Austrian Netherlands, $780,
1870; Philip the Good, Emperor
Charles v, Charles of Lorraine and
Maria Theresa.
Korea has two new adhesives.
One d5-weun, red) shows q hibis-
Gus blossom; the other (65-w,
dark blue) an outline map Of the
country with birds flying over.
Books from the library Of the
late Elmer c. Pratt, long stamp
editor Of the Camden Courier Post,
have been presented to the Free
Public Library at Moorestown,
N. j.
Harry L. Lindquist, chairman Of
the National Federation Of Stamp
Clubs and editor and publisher Of
Stamps Magazine, has been
elected president Of the New York
Athletic Club. He succeeds Theo-
dore j. Van Twisk and will be the
seth leader Of the 8,000-member
Winged Foot organization.
Theodore Forbes. well-known
local stamp dealer, will go to New
York for the Serebrakian sale,
January 20 to %.
Former King Carol II of Ro-
mania will sell his stamp collection
in New York next autumn. The
accumulation salvaged from the
wreck Of his family fortunes al
legedly includes several stamps
believed to be worth $25 900 each.
Saar, in the French occupation
zone of Germany, has issued two
stamps which will appeal to
people interested in horses. The
15f plus 5. orange, represents q
dam and her foal; the 25f plus Is
blue, two horses taking a hurdle
The Houston Chronicle recently
printed an interesting article
about how William F. Kramer OF
Huntsville, Tex. has made an
educational facility Of stamp and
cover collecting In connection with
his work as professor Of music at
Sam Houston State Teachers Col
lege.
The four seasons stamps of
France now are available in the
American market. Values are: ST
Evening star., 1950-01-15

Heinrich Schmitz Of Cologne,
Germany, can write $3.50 words
on the back Of q postage stamp,
He claims to be the worlds cham
pion miniature writer, but does
Evening star., 1950-01-15

TONIGHT. Arthur Walker Club, 1911
n. Quincy, Arlington; rating point, 7:3O
Regency Club, duplicate session for
members only 7.3n
Evening star., 1950-01-15
Bridge Calendar

ToNIGHT-F. Arthur Walker Club, 1911
n. Quincy. Arlington; rating point, 7:3O.
Regency Club, duplicate session for
members only, 1880.
TOMORROW - Federal Bridge League,
1900 New Hampshire avenue NV;
team-o -four. pm. La Sale Studio,
1923 Connecticut avenue NV; open
pair master point, pm.
TUESDAY-Agriculture Club, 1865 Euclid
Buckingham Duplicate Club, 313 N
Glebe road, Arlington; open-pair rat
ing point. 7:45 pm. Chess Club, Cor
don Hotel; first session, annual open
pair championship Qimited to club
members and holders Of guest cards. ;,
7:46 pm. Count Club. 1914 Seven
teenth street NV; open-pair rating
point, 8 pm.
WEDNEsDAY-stephan Studio, 1858 Euc-
lid street NV; open-pair rating point,
pm. Washington Bridge League,
Hotel Roosevelt; open-pair master
point, 7:30 and pm.
THURSDAY-La Sale Studio, open-pair
rating point, l pm. Chess Club. rating
point. 7:45 pm. Riverside Bridge Club,
Arlington Farms; master point, 7:45
Pm Owens s4oo. Ext. 1o7, for reser-
FRIDAY-Arllngton Farms Duplicate Club
rinstsn st.nbss pa5ns studIo master point 5a5
sAT9EDAS1 isi4 3,o;Ss 1;ssePhsn l. Studio, spsn-p.tr
TWenty-second and streets | NV;
annual women's individual champion
'hip, 7:30 pm.