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Additional
Maryland Areas

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Chandler's Drugs
1887 Defense Hishway
LsndoveF Hills. Md. uN 4-03eo
Kiddieville Children's Shop
Kent village Shopping centeri
1898 Landover Rd,. HyattavtlIe. I'D.
WA 5-id3i
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Bellies Dress Shoppe
4sIs desrsia ave. Nv Ia. s-sseo
Bowman Motor Sales
tStudebaker Saies q eervicel
1880 Georsia Ave. NV IA. $4,000
Dolls & Danes
e4a. o.orris .siiniH'e' zas. s.W sasParisI,a IA s.s4s
Handley Motor Co.
tForc Sales q Service,
6S23 GeorgiA Ave. NV IA. $4,000
Lad q Lassie Shop
tInfants' b Children1s Appareil
1910 Underwood g. NV IA. 3-2060
Meyers Shop
sosl G's1s'i Il 81. NV. WW.'rin' ApZHSs.'a rs. a.s,41
Mt. Vernon Cycle q
Sport Shop
BO19 Wisconsin Ave. NV. GM. S.7S2A
Peake Motor Company
tpe soto-Plymonth Sales a seryicel
Royal Motors, Inc.
(Chyyslef- Plymouth Sales q 9ervicel
1fOO Goorgie Avenue NV.
IA. $4,000
Town & Travel Casuals
ladies Casual Wear,
3424 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 3-664z
Vincent ct Walter
Hairstylist
130 Kennedy st.. NV. TU. 2-1O13
!, Virginia LO0r
Ladies APPAREL
1854 Eastern Ave. NV. To. D.0206
Evening star., 1955-10-07

I Ielevision Tomorrow Saturday. Oct s. 1856
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Evening star., 1955-10-07
TODAY,s TV
! HIGHLIGHTS

7:30, WTOP t9)--Mama: tRe-
turning Series) Peggy Wood
and company return for
seventh season.
1850, WMAL i7)-Crossroads:
tPremiere) Paul Kelly In
story of Catholic priest who
saves life Of man accused
and convicted Of planting
bomb.
1880. WTOP tsl-our Miss
Brooks: Returning Series)
Eve Arden says goodbye to
Mr.. Boynton and Madison
High.
$500, WTOP ls) - Crusader:
tPrerniere) Brian Keith
finds his talent as writer
one Of best methods to fight
oppression.
$3.50. WTOP ts) - Playhouse
Of Stars: Anthony Of Quinn
as shepherd whose wife tries
ito get him to join outlaws.
9:30, WTOP l9)-Person to
Person: Ed Murrow visits
Stewart Granger and Jean
Simmons and Harold Russell.
1898, WMAL tD-'Lady Takes
4 Chance: Movie about hus-I
band hunting city girl who
goes West and ropes in 81
Rodeo rider; John Wayne,
Jean Arthur.
1880, WRC t4)-Tonight: Steve
Aliens guests include Cdle-l
man Hawkins and Kenny
Delmar.
1850, WTTG ! l5l - Edward
Arnold Showcase: (NewI
Series A mystery story about
8 Dutch clockmaker and 81
clock that strikes Is.
l1:l5, WTOP t9)-Double AL
Theater:: "The Magic Face. n
story Of impersonator who
kills" Hitler and takes his
place: Luther Adler.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
TODAYS RADIO
HlGHLiGHTS
Sis. WDON, WAsH-fm-High
School Football: High Point

Sis. WDON, WAsH-fm-Higf
School Football: High Poinl
VS.. Wheaton at Wheaton.
S:00. VOL ~ College Football
Notre Dame at Miami. (Tele.
cast only via closed circuit al
Sheraton Park Hotel here.)
$500, WASH-fm, 1880. WWD(
Counterspy: The Case oi
the Richoci1et Revenge"
300. WMAL - Felix Grant,
Kitty White sings Autumn
Leaves" from her latest al.
bum.
$3.50, WRC Radio Fan Club,
Carmen MacRae and Aian
Dale visit. lShow resumes
after boxing at 10 p.m.)
$3.50, WTOP - 21st Precinct.
Everett Sloane as Captain
Kennedy moves to new time
and day.
500, WRC-- Boxing: Tommy
jackson vs.. Rex Layne. lTele-
cast. channel -
$3.50. WTOP-Amos n Andy
Music Hall: George Jessell
visits.
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Other Club Results

Agriculture: Master point) l--
Essisn pG Wiisocc s ~ wslser and
alexandria: f-Mr. and Mrs. :.
p p. soyd: MFRS. Florence Dsnt-Mrs.
M hsdf n hoo Mrs lied REM Slss lls sarsr-
Brodie-M. r. Jones.
arlington: l--Mr. and Mrs. r. 3.
Tureff' LIZ =, 4 sr, Mrs " S Z Cock; X
! Asrris sIMzl.eg ". & sass aSG0s' MIA p
Dye. Frank Hoover. Miriam Holmas-
F f5ancis Prak Scv s- l csshssins Ms-
spaugh- Hardee Allen. tl/ll Mrs. Ann
Msi and Mr.. Earl suchan. 2-H i;
sanss-Fslsda Kenyon tlsI n'sn n-a. ss !.
Grtifen. .2Miner Ellis.
Columbia; l-.Mr. and Mrs. Donald
G; hselsf. Mrs; D W MollShan-Aifrsd
somMsr. Mr.. and Mrs, Hlsh Lynch.
sDsnisn md Mr ane Jos oh ci Sssae
thur sc % ssEn4sssamss aSasss' Ar
mer.Mrs. Glare woosten. Ms. Helen
Srs Ws cii S.1ini l. E ilssi a soss. snS
flssta,r: 1880 l--Mr and Mrs..
zyonko Rode. Col. y q. seabourns.
II eS s s.l Sstinss Mr. a ida F:s
rant-Mrs; III. a. consys. IIafSi) T.
Mrs: Alice Hatch-Mrs. Lucy Nc
Stephan: n2Las. MRS. Rosss.
liam Galloway-I., D. .Acker. G9/3I)
Lasard,. 2--Rita Levi Tom Snyder.
Walsh: tSection Al Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman q. Morgan, Mrs. Aureiia
v. Ciany-Kathleen Claffy. 2--Dr.
Emily Grewe-Jcseph Savage. Opal van
Horn-col; J. @. seabourne; tesction
Satterfield. Mrs. Lilye Cook Rosemary
Rtordan. &c. NJ. Waiker-B Boyd
Washington, David Freedman-John
Wright: MRS. Louis salyatorel.
Earl Englemari. Ruth Bickford-
Kathleen I. Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

North dealt and opened
one club: East passed and
South responded one spade.
West passed. North made the
slight overbid Of two hearts.
South bid three spades and
North three no-trump. South
forced with four diamonds.
North bid four spades and
South leaped to six spades,
doubled by East.
Reasoning that partners
double asked for q lead Of
dummy's first-bid suit. West
opened the deuce Of clubs. De-
clarer won with the king and
played the spade queen, which
held the trick, West of course
showing out. The deuce Of
hearts was now played and
South ruffed. The ace of dia-
monds was cashed and the
diamond nine then overtaken
by dummy's queen. Another
heart was ruffed and dummy
re-entered with the king of
diamonds.
A third heart run was fol-
lowed by the play Of declar-
er's last club to dummy's kink.
When East followed to the
second club lead. the enemy
distribution was crystal clear
and declarer knew her con-
tract was safe. 4r st,sn
With the lead In dummy,
declarer next returned o small
club which East was forced
: to trump and declarer over
ruffed. South's last three
cards wer tehe ace-jack of
spades and the diamond jack.
Declarer played the diamond
Jack and East ruffed. for the
only opposing trick. The
forced return Of o trump into
declarer's ace-jack cinched
the slam contract:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09
Camera Club News

Old Dominion Camera Club
will meet Tuesday at 8 pm.
at the Buckingham Commu-
nifty CAMERON. 313 North
Glebe road. Arlingtu. Ken
meth Goddard. chairman. will
emcee q session for color slide
fans, exhibiting Transparent
cies on miscellaneous subjects.
Louis Werner, chief Of the
Army Signal Corps color
laboratory. will speak on
Color Correction"
Photographer Robert v.
George. Towson, Md. will ex-
hibit and explain methods he
used to make q number Of his
prize-winning prints at .
meeting Wednesday Of the Ma
tional Photographic Society.
Mr.. George, q specialist In
landscapes and pictorial pho
Biography, also viii Judge the
members competition. The
meeting will be held in the
auditorium Of the Smith
sonian's Natural History
Building, Tenth and Consti-
tuition avenue, at SIS pm.
At the last monochrome meet
ing outstanding merit awards
went to Evans Lantz and Col.
w. v. Crockett. jr.
At its annual first-of -the-
year meeting next Friday the
Motion Picture and Television
Council Of Washington viii
have as its speaker James A.
Barker, president Of Capital
Film Laboratories. Inc. Mr..
Barker will discuss the local
motion picture industry and
show the film within Mans
Power" produced in Wash
ington and filmed by Boris
Kaufman. The meeting win
be opened at 2 pm. by Coun-
Gil President Virginia Rollwage
Collier at st. Johns Bucking-
ham House. 1875 H street
NV.
A new TV program, "The
Photo Show" will be seen
every Thursday evening on
VITO, channel 5. from 1890
TO II pm. Featured viii be
demonstrations Of stin and
motion picture photography.
and developing and printing :
from the amateurs standpoint.
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from 20" for very contrasty
NEGATIVES to IS" for negatives
low in the contrast scale. II
you are q careful photogra-
pher and your negatives are
normal" a package Of num-
Der Q paper will probably take
care Of your needs. But II you
are q stickler for print perfec-
ton or If your negatives vary
in quality, grades !, 2, and 3
should be stocked. Grades 0,
4, and 5 will only be required
for extremely poor negatives.
After q few experiments you
will quickly learn which paper
grade is called for with any
particular negative. Grade 2,
however. will make possibly
good prints from all but the
worst negatives.
Steps in Procedure
Now to run through the
procedure. When q printing
frame is used the negative is
placed in the frame with the
emulsion or dull side up. Then
the paper is placed on top Of
the negative, glossy side down,
the frame is closed and the
paper exposed by passing light
through the glass Of the frame.
Do this by holding the frame
about 8 inches from q 40
watt bulb for approximately
10 seconds. If the first print
is too light. 1t win indicate a
longer exposure to the light:
IL too dark, q shorter exposure
is demanded.
II q printing box is used
the negative Is placed on the
glass dull side UP. the edges
are masked, the paper laid on
TOP, sniny sioe GOWN. ana the
exposure made.
After the paper mas been
exposed. In either tine frame
or the pox. you VIII nave a
iatent OF invisioie image re-
corded on the emulsion Of the
paper. 40 pring out tIe ,nase
OF picture sie pdpet must nov
De run eiiousn .iie I.nec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09
Letters to Children

- Philately includes within its
magic circle Of interest the
2 literary letters which postage
stamps carry through the
mails, and a particularly fasci-
mating sideline of collecting is
: that of anthologies' of such
communications. Among books
Of this category is "Children's
Letters: A Collection !. Writ
ten to Children by Famous
Men and Women, edited by
Elizabeth Colson and Anna
Gansevoort Chittenden and
published by Kinds, Noble &
Eldridge. New York, just half
o century ago.
The epistles reprinted begin
with Phillips Brooks and sgd
ney Smith and close with
Lewis Carroll, the immortal
author of Alice In Wonder
land" Other writer's are Mar
tin Luther, Felix endelssohn.
! Sir Walter Scott, Robert Louis
Stevenson. Charles Dickens,
John Greenleaf Whittier.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,
Robert Southey. Oliver Wen
dell Holmes, Thomas Henry
Huxley, Charles Kingsley.
Thomas Hood. Hans Christian
Andersen, Abraham Lincoln.
Dolly Madison, Robert E. Lee.
Edwin Booth. Celia Thaxter.
Benjamin Franklin, Nathaniel
Hawthorne, Mary Livingstone
and Helen Keller.
One Washington collector Is
sembellishing his copy of Chill
dren's Letters" with stamps
showing portraits Of the au-
thors and. Of persons mem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

r - lnca1 hridrp sDotlieht
- -. .,,,-,,t .to,,,,
bOoAy
event. hnai major ute matcn
Of the 18th annual Northern
v,roinia ehamuionships. The
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Duplicate Bridge Calender

Today: Northern virginia Champion
ships, Willard Hotel; team-of-four.
= 1880 and pair game: Z.
snerston-ParE Hotei: teams and
, Club, executive dining room, Gen.
era Aecountfng once: pairs. $40.
Mentgomery County Duplicate Bridge
C cn,s: parklawn. Rockville Pike;
Tuesday: Agriculture Club. 1855 Eu.
s std Rais: SD:n' os.,, AT Sss.:
c caS. pssaa! s so as A Wsfssd 3fsns
paris topen). 8, State Department
eeeutiye cemmlttee meeting, willard
ws aaSssadi s;4i M.n.som.ry o.un., Du.
Rockville Pike; Mp pairs, 12:45.
stephan stndIe, 1855 Euclid; pairs
foDsn,. l2iso , Ws:hiIs sss. 6riSss
monthly Minnsrs game. 7:4S.
Thursday; Chess Club. Gordon Hotel;
pairs. La CenGsessieEaI sssre-
Cub. KsnEood Country club; psirs.
pairs fePssp1. 7:4b reservations.
500 Lse highway. 'psirs toDsnI.
1880. Playfair Club. 1881 Harvard;
gsi5Ss .. S1gs SR, ss 2so x, Al.zs9 D.,I:
4087j. Geren school, 8 Dupont Cir
, P Sasa SIP Mp p. sssp aoDen, sesats.
Saturday, Stephan Stable. 1855 Eu-
cid: MP pairs lopenl. ]. Chess
Club, Gordon Hotel; Mp pairs, 7:45.
Walsh Club, 1882 Messschusetts'
pair ganne. z.
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ture pop up suddenly and turn
too dark before q minute IN
the developer the second try
should be at q lesser exposure.
Assuming that the print Is
satisfactory. move 1t over into
the short-stop bath for 10-l5
seconds, and then into the
hypo or fixing bath. Once in
the hypo the bright light may
be turned On for q good look at
the print, but allow 1t to re-
main in the tray for 8-10 min
utes to insure proper fixing.
Rinse Off All Chemicals
When fixing Is complete
place the print In another
larger tray or sink and allow
running water to pass through
this vessel while the print re-
mains for at least As minutes
An hour Is better. This Is
an absolute requirement to
prevent any chemicals from
remaining In the paper and
later staining the print. When
more than one print Is in the
water separate them occa-
sionally so that the water
reaches all surfaces.
When thoroughly washed
the prints may then be re-
moved. khe excess water
drained on and the pictures
placed In o blotter roll for
drying. When dry place the
prints face to face and leave
under o heavy weight and.
after about o day Of this pres
sure. they will come out nat
and ready for framing or
mounting In an album.
Printing by enlargement
will be the topic Of another
I article 5ff ffsag3sf
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stompNews
Mony Collectors Helped
By Voticon' Show Book
By james Woldo Foweett


One Of the most interesting
and helpful philatelic publ
9. 49,. !, a. 800 v..r 4 -.
n1nasOile zlopasS uiue "
the Vatican Stamp Exhibition
Ct the National Phiiatelie
M,,ses,m philadelnhia seu-
s1, 40 ,,.....,..- !.
senpI 80 NosA =.
Though its titleoniy uae
word Vatican might seem
to suggest that it, content
q limited to the Roman catlo-
Hc community. the book actu-
ally - humane enough In spirit
to appeal to all Christians.
Contributors include: Arch
bishop Giovanni Cicognani.
APOSTLE Delegate to the Unit
ed States; Francis Cardinal
ySpellman, Archbishop OF New
York; Archbishop John T.
sp,Hara Of Philadelphia: Rev.
Aloysius 8. Horn. Rev. G. Luke
Leitermann, Bishop Fulton ].
Sheen Right Rev. Msgr. Ed.
Ward Swanstron, Calso Cardi-
nal Constantine, Rev. Patrick
Peyton, G. s. c.: Barrett Nc
Gurn, Wililam Wonnsnerget,
j.; Ann Cafnanan, Frol. Leone
Cess. sister May ri1enna, ".
Cnaries JoSepn Hslliy anu FL
nest A. henr, pnilaIeic eolIor
% the new xork Eeraio AIip-
une.
Chapter headings begin with
1.-THE Worlds Madonna
Stamps" Roman States
Philately." Catholic Postal
Paper" and "St. Francis Postal
Portraits" and these themes
are followed by 1.-THE Vatican's
Coiiection. Inc HOY see
fatron o. tne Arts. vatlcan
stamp DeSlgns. Heiigion on
rostage stamps, vatican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09
Photographic Show
Set for Paris in Mcy
PARIS.

One Of the most elaborate
photographic expositions to be
held IN Europe since the war
win be the Exposition Bien-
male de IL Photographic ct du
Cinema" May 4 70 10. at the
Grand Palais.
Eastman Kodak. Argus, Graf
lex, Keystone ArnericanJ !.
Gevacrt CBeleium). Ferrania
(Italy). nifcrd. Kodak. Ltd.
tBritain), Kodak Patte. Luz
nliere tFrench) and many Ger
man Arms WIN paxticipats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

Hotel. Reading. Pa, Is . three
day series. comprising mems.
women,s and mixed pairs. FRI
day: opens. Sunday. Defend
ing the foursome title are
Neutrality-suspicious. Mrs. e. p.
Cotter. Richard Freeman.
Hans Berliner, David Wilder.
The 21st annual Maryland
State championships will at
tract District Of Columbia fans
to the Hotel Emerson In Balti-
more January %. % and 80.
VEL Point-Aword Series
Twelve winners at the
washington Bridge League
Wednesday raised master point
totals and scored credits In
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comero Angles
By Alexander J. Wedderburn
cvotor Of Photography.
NE smithsonian Institution

After an exposed film has
been developed and fixed we
have what is called a negative
image. This is another way OF
saying the tone values Of the
original are in reverse, the
whites appearing black on flm
and the blacks white. Print
ing, the next step, reverses the
tones again and the image
once more Is identical with
the subject.
A print may be made In one
Of two ways: BY contact or by
enlargement. BY the first
method the print Is obtained
by placing the negative in di-
rect contact with q sheet OF
sensitive paper and the image
is recorded by passing light
through the film. An enlarge
ment is made by projecting the
image Of the negative onto
the sheet Of paper.
Dangers in Emerging
Some negatives are insult
able for charging. And, going
bit further. a study Of q con-
tact print will often. reveal .
picture or pictures within the
negative that may be better
than the full original compost
ton. Furthermore q negative
that is slightly out Of focus
may render q satisfactory con-
tact print while enlargement
will only emphasize the fuzzi-
ness.
Making q print is very much
like exposing and processing q
film. The image Of the mega
tive is transferred by exposure
to the paper which Is then
processed in much the same
way as the film. A major diff
ference is that print process
ing is carried out with the aid
of q safelight that allows you
to see exactly what you are
doing at all times. The same
three baths, with slightly al
tered formulas, are used. The
prints go through the devel-
oper, shortstop and fixing
baths the same way as film,
and are similarly washed and
dried.
Contoct Priht Requirements
To make contact prints you
need a printing frame or o
contact printer. three trays
somewhat larger than your
prints, q darkroom thermom-
eter, a safelight, q timer (al-
though . watch or clock with
a second hand will dol, ready
mixed chemicals for the three
solutions, a supply Of contact
paper, and your negative. All
this can be purchased for q
few dollars.
Printing paper comes in q
number Of grades, ranging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09
Team Event Today to End Bridge Tournament

Of the Thursday quarterly sui
Ivan award, Boyd and Byrns
taking second and third hon.
ors. In the Saturday series.
Larry Reynolds wonsthe quar-
terly Sullivan by an eyelash.
leading Boyd by one-thou-
sandth Of q point. Dr.. N. A.
Brigham was third. Boyd was
the victor in the quarterly
point award contest while Mrs.
Betty Cook and Mrs. Mildred
Linderman finished second
and third. respectively.
New Come in virginio
In response to popular de-
mand for an afternoon dupii.
cate In nearby Virginia. Mr..
and Mrs. Alan Winslow an
nounce the opening January
IA Of 3 weekly game under
ACBL sanction. The contests
win be held at the Lyon VII
lage Community House. 5000
Lee highway. Arlington. start
ting at 1880 each Friday. The
games will be open to any
ACBL member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09
Journeys Next Week End

Two nearby tournaments
next week end are the City OF
Richmond meet and the Read
ing District tourney. The
Richmond Bridge Association
series, consisting Of the OPEN
pair title event Saturday at 2
and 8 PM, and the team
match ut l and $3.50 Sunday,
viii be held at the John Mar
shall Hotel,
The Reading District tour
ney at the Abraham Lincoln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

the first game Of the current
point-award series.
In Section A. Fred George
John T. McDefmott. Mrs.
Betty Cook-Nat Cooper were
the leaders. while top scores
went to Mrs. Robert Dubois
Mrs. Paul E. Golden. Mar
guerite Richardson Roger
Moren In Section B and to
Mrs. Agnes Fischer Charles
johnson. Mrs. j. B. Rintels-
Arthur Fribourg in Section c.
Runnersup In the three
Mitchell sections were M. d.
Goldstein-Lew Levensoin. A. 8.
Deming-T. r. Lusk. Wilson
Satterfield-Dr. E. M. Short.
Hardee Allen-W Wallace Ashby,
Erna wofsey- Sidney A. JANE
and Walter p. Crossley-D. A.
Williamson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09
Duplicate Teoser

East could scarcely be
blamed for doubling South's
ambitious six-spade contract,
but despite the powerful
trump holding in the East
hand. declarer rolled home
the contract. This interest
ing hand, played at . recent
Washington Bridge League
Wome1's Auxiliary match. irl-
volyed q combination of the
principles Of the trump coup
and trump end play.
NORTH
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Federol's Team Series

With two more games re-
naming in the Federal Bridge
Leagues 17-session team series.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gabrilo-
witch, Mrs. Florence Mill
spaugh. Stuart Dunlop and
1t. Raymond j. Fetzner ap-
pear to be sure winners. They
topped last Mondays session.
scoring 1914 wins In "a
matches.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ka-
than. Mrs. Myrtle McMahan,
Wilson Satterfield who COM
prise the second-ranking four
some In the series, took run
nerup honors last Monday with
1871 wins. High pair scores
went to 1t. Raymond Fetzner-
Andrew Gabrilovitch and Har-
dee Allen-Frank Holtzman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

toned by them. The same idea
can be adapted to many other
useful and popular books.
Bufeou Developments
The modernization program,
Of the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing may include
printing currency and stamps
from plates only specifically
engraved. This suggestion has
resulted from dificulties en-
countered with the 32-subject
plates now being used In the
production Of dollar bills.
Meanwhile, stamp schedules
allegedly have been linked" TO
% million copies . day IS
against three million per diem
In Switzerland and about five
million per diem In France.
A question which came to
the front last week Is: Has Q
different quality Of paper stock
been introduced in the manu-
facture Of United States
stamps? Collectors have re-
ported that they find recent
issues more brittle" than
dealer writes. ssHlocks Of four
sinnuIv win not STAY together
anv more with oi1iy 4 few
handlines they break apart"
Miscellaneous Notes
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uyt;trosr sxh,h,t;on # the
,hrs,.r - rsn,,srsss a.. edv;sad
that a. h,.ych yost cfssce N
t,a ,s,r.,.,, hasa,,es,.t ~ "a
S S,e Iii, .n,I, ths cT,c,sl
,;,.s ov nac,,st - .o,,a,. ,naiIsd
4t...a $500, ~. s.ca,,+ maIt
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