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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
Eugene Hermann
WBL Champion

Eugene Herm ann last
Thursday was named indivi-
duaA champion Of the Wash
ington Bridge League. A final
session section top boosted
his match point aggregate to
275. First-session leader Roy
r. Banner took overall run
ner-up honors with 1861.
Third In the field of 104
players was Basil Efremoff
with 258 points for the two
session play. He Melted high
est score in the finals. Hillel
King was fourth with 1854.
Others finishing in honor
positions were Lydia Davis.
253; DR.. F. Fielding Reid,
249; Mrs. Roger Allen. 2481a;
1t. Col. Ruth Anderson,
2481a; Mrs. George D. Sy-
non. 248; Mrs. Kathleen Ben
son. 2451a; Louis Singer, 245.
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SNAPSHOT CONTEST RULES

name, address and the class
in which the picture should
be entered must be written
clearly, in ink, on the back
of each picture. Glasses are
babies and children; scenes.
still life and "tabletops";; &C
Invites, and animals. Mail
prints to the Amateur Snap
shot Contest Editor, care Of
The Star.
5. No pictures will be re-
turned. Contestants must be
able to furnish the original
negative if requested by the
contest editor. The spon-
sors assume no responsibility
for negatives or prints.
6. Contestants are per-
mitted to submit pictures to
only one newspaper partici-
pating in the Newspaper
National Snapshot Awards.
7. To be eligible for a local
grand prize, a contestant
must sign a statement that
the picture, or another
closely similar picture of the
same subject or situation,
has not been and will not be
entered by him in any con-
test, and will not be offered
for publication.
8. IMPORTANT: Be sure
you know the names and
addresses of any recognizable
persons. This is necessary
because, in order for the pic
ture to be entered in the
national judging, you must
be able to get the written
consent Of such person or
persons to permit use of the
picture for advertising pur-
poses.
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Our Gold Coins-l9

In addition to the half
eagles struck at the United
States Mint in Philadelphia,
SIS gold pieces also were
coined at various branch
minis. These issues can be
recognized by the small let
tiers called mint marks.
On the half eagles dated
1888 and 1889 the mint
marks may be found on the
diverse between truncation
of the head and the date.
From 1910 through 1907 mint
marks may appear on the
reverse. under the eagle
above the denomination. On
the Indian head series (l908
and the following years..
mint marks are shown on the
lower left part Of the reverse,
near the border.
The following branch mint
coinings Of IS gold pieces are
known:
Charlotte, N. c., mint mark
&C." from 1888 through 1851,
except 1845.
Dahlonega. Ga, mint mark
3D." from 1888 through 1851.
New Orleans, La, mint
mark Co." dated 1910 through
1847 (of which the 1841
issue is, however, extremely
rare, only one or possibly two
specimens are known today +.
1851, 1854 through 1857, 1892
through 1894 and 1909.
San Francisco, Calf, mint
mark "S," dated 1854 through
1888, 1892 through 1906 and
1908 through 1916. The first
year of issue of the San Fran
cisco branch mint (1854) is
Of great rarity.
Carson City, New, mint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
Mrs. Whitehead Wins
in Six-Gume Series

Mrs. Allyn G. Whitehead.
averaging 6l.059o, scored an
easy victory in Montgomery
County Duplicate Bridge
Clubs six-game series which
ended last Tuesday. Robert
Shankle, 55.92To, was runner
up. DR.. Robert w. Bates,
54.77To, finished third.
The Montgomery Club will
hold its annual pair cham
pionship September % and
80 1t will be restricted to
members.
Other club championships
slated for September include
Federal Bridge Leagues open
pair match September 9, and
Chess Clubs open pair match
September 81 and october 4
reservations required for the
latter.
Mrs. Mary Phillips, di-
rector, announces the re-
opening of Agriculture Bridge
Club, Saturday, September 6.
Featured, a master point
contest, reservations re-
quired. Consult calendar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

ACBL unit will next month
sponsor the first Of a series Of
"On to the Nationals" tour
neys. Net proceeds win go to
the entertainment fund for
the 1861 classic.
ION to the Nationals" will
be held September 1914 at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel. 1t
is endorsed by ACBL and
awards master points on the
basis of sectional rating to
winners and those finishing
in honor brackets.
The tournament schedules mems
and 'women's pairs Friday, septem-
per IL, AZ 2;l5 pm: mixed pairs,
event Saturday and team game on
Sunday will each be divided into
two flights, one for master players
80 or more master points,, and
the other for nonmasters (ess than
80 master points, Both the pair
and team games viii be held In
Qualifying rounds in the pair con-
tests on Saturday begin at 2 pm.
nnals at 3 pm. A special pair
game for nonqualifiers and others
Will be held at 3 pm. Saturday.
First session OF the team play be-
sins st 1880 pm. second session
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MASTER POINT
GAME RESULTS

Alexandria Junior Masters: l.
MRS. N; MacDonald-Mrs Esther De
Hssd Laura Penland-Mrs. Fred
Club so: Mrs. Robert Addie-
Mrs, ALVIN @. whitehead Mrs.
Harry j. Wheston-Mrs. Fred Wind
s1[, Mrs: Helen Bennett-Allyn G.
Federal Csection Az: Stuart
Dunlop-Raymond J. FetZner, Mrs.
Marie Hilliard-Norman Gormsen.
man, Mrs. Irene whitehall-Pierre
Dostert. Section b Mrs. Mar
garet l.. Fisher-Edward Mecutchen,
Nate Rosenberg-R. Sadacca. 2-Rich-
ara Crump- Robert O'Netll tied with
Mrs; Mary Somers- Gene Hermann,
Capt. George G Potter Carl sieWeke
6oren: Mrs H H. Hume-Mrs.
b 8. Singleton. 2-MarEaret Mills
Don Yoest. 1t. Col Jeanette Blech-
1t. Col. Ruth Anderson.
Playfair august 20l: Mrs. Vir-
gtnia Dye-yictor. Ricci, Howard
kuhnreuthe. Daniel Levinson New
Mrs. william j. Tidbsll. Car 'H sie-
wieke-C. NJ Walker august "a.
Tom Cannon Martin Rossi. Mrs.
June Hodgkins-Mrs. Hazel Loftin.
Mrs. Martha Hiett-Mrs. J. O.
Seabourne, William Nucker William
J Current.
Ronin-Mrs. kstrinka zWeig. -
Mrs. Joseph L. Smith-E. c. Smith.
WBL W0men'S Auxiliary: (See-
ton Al Mrs. Mary Phillips Opal
Van Horn, Mrs. Norman Gotthardt-
Mrs. Zvonko Rode. Mrs. Myrtle
MeMahan-Afrs Ann SUNNY. Mrs.
Harry Packard-Mrs Alice Wilson
Mrs. Ida j. Terrant. Rita Levf-Mrs.
Lucy McConchie. Mrs Robert
W. Bates-MTs. Earl Engleman. Mrs.
Gladys Middlemiss-Mrs. Leslie J.
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First-Doy Cover
Offered With
Star Cuchet

A cachet Saluting the Uni
verSity of Missouri School Of
Journalism on its 50th ami
versary has been prepared by
The Star for use on flrst-day
covers of the Freedom of the
Press stamp to be issued. Sep
TENDER %. at Columbia. Mo.
The covers are available
without charge to readers Of
The Stars stamp column.
Here is how to get one:
Write US a letter giving your
ideas on how to improve our
column. What would you like
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Be sure your name and
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they must be copied on the
covers. Send your requests
TO: Belmont FAIRIES. The Sun
day Star. Washington 4. DC.
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ment may be made by do
nestle money order in Cana
dian funds or in small
amounts by Canadian coins,
which are available at most
= banks. U. S. postage rates to
Canada are the same as do
nestle rates.
Orders for mint stamps
should be addressed to the
Post Office Department, FL
nancial Branch, Philatelic
Section, Ottawa 4, Ontario.
Canada, with money order
payable to the Receiver
General of Canada"
ICELAND - Two stamps
honoring the pony, which was
for centuries Iceland's only
means of transportation, will
be issued, September 81, in
Reykjavik. Values are 10
aurar gray and 2.25 kronur
brown.
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STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS
MONDAY

MONDAY
Washington NumiSmatic
Society, 8 pm, auditorium,
Natural History Museum,
Tenth street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV. Discussion
program and auction.
TUESDAY
Library Of Congress PhiIat-
ellie Club, IL noon, Page
School Library, third floor,
main building. Discussion Of
club activities for annual
fair.
TakOma Park PhiIatelic
Association, 1880 pm, 1901
Flower avenue, Silver Spring,
Md.
WEDNESDAY
Collectors Club Of Wash
ingtOn, 8 pm, 4l9 Seventh
street NV.
Notes on club programs
should reach The Star by
Wednesday for publication
the Sunday before the meet
ing.
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(COndenSed)


The Stars Amateur Snap
shot Contest offers Washing
ton Area camera fans oppor-
tunitieS to share in local and
national prizes totaling more
than $18,35O in cash.
Each week, SUNDAY, The
Star Magazine, will award a
prize of SIS for the picture
judged best in each of the
four contest classes.
At the end of the contest,
The Star will award a 500
United States Savings bond
for the best entry in each
class.
These winners then will be
entered in the goth annual
Newspaper National Snapshot
Awards to compete for prizes
totaling $17,75O. The 295
national prizes will include
a grand prize of $1,000 in
each class, four second prizes
of $500. four third prizes of
$3.50, 80 Special Merit Awards
of $50 and 200 Honor Awards
of $25.
Here is a condensation of
the rules:
/. The contest is strictly
for amateur photographers.
2. Pictures taken after July
!, 1857, are eligible.
3. Snapshots may be taken
with any make of camera, on
any brand of film. No art
work or retouching is per-
mitted on negatives or prints
no composite pictures. null
tiple exposures, or multiple
printing.
4. Any number of pictures
may be entered. Contestants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
Bridge Calendar

TODAY: Playfair, 1881 Harvard; pairs,
1:45. GOren, no game.
TOMORROW G0ren, no game. An
drews, Andrews AFB Oficers' Club
pairs, 7.46. Arl- 2920 Arlington
boulevard pairs, 7;45. Thomas
H SlPelt n.4 apt ICE rs sa49 sl5seeq 3d.
TUESDAY; Arlington, 5000 Lee hign-
2400. 240O Sixteenth; pairs, 7:45.
GAO, of1cial dining room, General
Accounting once: pairs, $50. Mont
gOmery, 400 Norwood: pairs, 7:45.
ohieers' Service Club, 1874 Twenty
WEDNESDAY: Alexandria Belle Haven,
Belle Haven Country Club Mp pairs.
7.45 Chess. Gordon Hotel, pairs,
7.45. Congressional Secretaries,
House once Building; pairs, z.
Playfair, l431 Harvard; pairs. 7:45.
state-UsIA, EXECUTIVE dining room.
THURSDAY: Thursday Noon. 8 Dupont
Bridge League (AcBL unit. shers-
ton-Psrk Hotel; winners game.
FRIDAY: Lyon village, 5000 Lee high
way Mp pairs 1890. AleE.Bdris.
2pi f6 sns 59ao g atscnh mp h Dsi1a
1.45 tregervations, DU. 7-1l34l,
GereR. . Dupont circle. pairs, SIS.
Irving street. Alb North Irving, Ar
lington Mp pairs. 745.
Agriculture, Apt, 100.
2440 sixtssnth; Mp pairsi ! trsser-
s sIlon no,t pU .t1lat Chs es.v s9,-
60l3 Hawthorne Cheverly. pairs, ,.
walsh, 1882 Massachusetts pairs.
5:45.
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Camera Clubs
Facts Requested

Camera clubs open to the
public are urged to supply
The Star with meeting places,
nights and hours of regular
sessions, and the name of an
officer of the club with adj
dress and telephone number
who will receive the appli-
cations of persons desiring
to attend or Join. These facts
will be included in an article.
Mail data before September 5
to Camera Desk, Sunday De-
partment, Evening and Sun
day Star, Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV,
Washington 4, D. c.
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u. S. Association
'Get-Aequointed'
Game Set

The Government Employees
Bridge Association, repre-
sented by Congressional Sec
retaries, Federal Power Com
mission, General Accounting
Office, Justice Department,
Labor Department, National
Security Agency, Penthouse
Oh. E. W., State Depart
ment-U. S. I. A. bridge clubs.
S c h e dulles an interagency
"Get-Acquainted" pair game
Wednesday, September II, Z
pm. at the Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare Building.
All present and retired
bridge-playing members of
the represented organizations
and their spouses are well
come, according to Lazard
Self, GEBA chairman. Later
in the season the interagency
group plans a series of team
matches between member or
CARNATIONS.
Of to an early start in
preparation for the team
matches were the State De-
partment and Labor Depart
ment clubs. Lulu Lewis, Edna
Davis, Frank Garner, James
Parker won the State De-
partment team game on Au-
gust 20. Pair winners were
Lulu Lewis Edna Davis,
Raymond Bastianello Rick
Straus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Clorety, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Spanier combined to win the
Labor Department team con-
test last Monday. Pair win
nerS were Mrs. Eva Barsis-
Harve Mobley, Edward L.
Keenan-Ted keenan,.
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NUMISMATIC NOTES

mark &C." dated 1870
through 1884 and 1890
through 1893.
Denver, Colo. opened 1906
using the mint mark ID" and
issued half eagles dated 1906
through 1911 and 1914.
". CLAIM TEFANELLI
The Washington NumiS-
matte Society, iDhoSe mem
berS haze prepared this series
OF articles, tDill anSDer queS-
tionS on coins addressed to
NumiSmdtic Notes, The Sun
day Star, Washington 4, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
BY MARGARET L. FISHER
sDeciai writer for The star


Special Writer for The star
The Washington Bridge
League will begin its fall
schedule Of duplicate play
Thursday at the Sheraton
Park Hotel. Featured is the
monthly winners" pair
game, open to area members
of the American Contract
Bridge League who scored
first or second honors, or
otherwise won master point
credits, during August.
Future winners" games
will be held the first Thurs
day of each month. A separate
pair contest for those who
did not meet the winners"
qualification will be held
concurrently with the feature
match.
The September 4 contest
initiates another WBL point
award series.
Additional contests in the ~
game series are slated for Sep
TENDER IS; October 2, 8, 10; No
yember g., 20: December Z, IL. Is:
January 8, Is, No WBL contests
will be held September IL, Novem-
Der Der 49, December 49, or Janu-
Credit points in the series win
be awarded as follows. 81. 2. for
winning FIRST, second and third posi-
tons, respectively. in each OF the
II sessions excepting the monthly
"CnEs. gspn ne Csedls to for .h tse
top four spots in each section. In
the "nonwinners'' game credit
points 8, 2 /, will be given to the
top three in each section
To allow players Of varying de:
grees Of skill to compete on an equal
basis for point award prizes, the
WILL viii be divided into three
groups, according to the players
master point ranking as Of septem-
Those with 1875 or more master
points will be assigned to Class A;
those with % TO l24 master points
TO Class B, and those having Q to
"a points in Class c. These group-
section ASSIGNMENTS in any match.
At the conclusion Of the series
will be awarded TO the top three
players in each group.
Also slated to begin in september
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Official first-day covers are
available at an extra charge
of / krona. Orders must be
received by September 20.
The air mail rate to Iceland
is Is cents.
The Icelandic krona is
worth about 4 cents. A first
day cover with the two
stamps would cost a little
less than IA cents. Payment
should be made by interna-
tional money order drawn to
Direction Generate des PIT
POSTES" and addressed to
FRIMERKJASALAN. Direc-
ton Generate des Postes ct
des Telegraphes, Reykjavik,
Iceland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
AROUND THE BRIDGE TABLE
WBL to Launch
Fall Schedule

is the play for the wBL team cham
six az board "a match play will BE-
held on September 2b. Additional
board-a-match sessions will be held
October %, 30: November "a. Janu-
ary 20; February 20. Best I'VE Of
these games win serve 10 qualify
four teams TO participate In the
knockout finals, IMP scoring, sehed-
uled for next spring.
Team captains should register
early with Roy r. Banner, chairman.
Each team viii be permitted six
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
BY A. ]. WEDDERBURN
Curator Of Photography
The Smithsonian Institution

The Smithsonian Institution
AS we all know-children
are wonderful subjects for the
camera. In pictures they
can make your emotions run
the eamut from a misty eye
to a hearty laugh.
The child at your house
is just as cute and clever at
chuckle provoking express
sions as any who pose before
commercial cameras. So
produce your own laugh-a-
picture series for the family
album.
The word "series" is the
secret of success. One pic
ture of junior or sister is
fine. but can't do justice to
all the photegenic possibili-
ties each possesses. And, you
can't just decide to take a
series of funny pictures of a
baby. Such a sequence must
seem to occur naturally.
OF course, you can help
nature along by knowing
when and where your young
ster is most likely to be in a
mood for putting on a show.
Plan picture-taking at those
times.
Familiar settings are best.
Children are most relaxed
when nothing distracts them.
Simple props, usually favorite
toys. can be a big help. Use
them freely and watch the
excellent results.
To do justice to baby, you
have to keep the camera
busy, especially in the first
two years. Babies change so
rapidly you can't let much
time pass without taking pic
lures or you will miss some of
the very things you'd like
most to remember.
Baby eating. crawling,
bathing, laughing. crying and
playing all make great snap
shots. When he's very young,
he's naturally dependent so
you can very logically work
mother, sister or brother,
into the picture. AS he grows
older. and does more things
for himself, he'll star more
often in solo role.
The best way to take baby
pictures is with photoflash
since practically all modern
cameras, even the most sim
pie ones, are equipped for
flash attachments. This
means you can shoot any
time of day, any place in the
home, and on the spur Of the
moment. Babies are given to
many moods, and they
change rapidly, whether you
are ready or not.
Carriages, play pens, blan-
kets on the lawn are familiar
settings for outdoor picture
taking. On the whole you
proceed just as you would for
any outdoor snapshooting.
but it is a good idea to give
special attention to the angle
and the distance.
Baby is a rather small sub
ject and 1t is easy to lose him
in a maze of background.
With a closeup attachment
you can move in to within
AZ inches of the baby with
even the simplest camera.
Otherwise just move in as
close as your camera permits.
Then, If the baby still seems
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
Showing of Slides

Recurring shoWings OF the
winning color slides of fiow-
ers will be given during the
Cheverly Garden Club show
next Saturday and Sunday at
the Cheverly- Tuxedo School.
The slide contest was a fea-
ture of this years show.
Pretty as a Picture" (See
also Garden Section.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
DUPLICATE TOPS

Andrews: Mrs Betty Lewellyn-
mrs. JEANNE ONO
ArI-Fax: Mrs. Herman Moe-Rush
Buckley.
AFlinEten: Mrs. Kathleen Benson
Neya RennsT, Mrs W B. Balmer-
Mrs BENJAMIN p Dickson
Belle Raven; Mr.. and Mrs. N, z.
Reed
Chess: august 2ol BENJAMIN ?.
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'On to Nationals
Series to Sturt

Looking ahead to the 1861
Summer Nationals, VIXEN the
Washington Bridge League
will again be host to several
thousand of the Nations
tournament players, the area
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
PHILATELIC NEWS
Overland Caravan
Plans 200 Stops

the way will be carried in
Highway Post Office truck
No. / to San Francisco where
they will be backstamped on
october 10 and dispatched to
the addresSee.
Separate requests must be
made for first-day cancella-
lions Of the Accent Overland
Mail stamp. These are to be
addressed to the Postmaster,
San Francisco l, Calf.
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Of Sale at Agency

Of Sale at Agency
These stamps have been
removed from sale at the
Philatelic Sales Agency: g.
cent Rotary International.
Scent MagSaysay, Scent
Atoms-for Peace, Wheatland
and Devils Tower commem-
oratives, Accent air mail,
f1at-bed printing of Scent
Liberty, and 81 Migratory
Bird hunting stamp of 1856.
~ 4 \
Foreign First-Day Covers
In response to many re-
quests, we are giving de-
tailed information today on
how to get first-day covers
of two new foreign stamps.
In general, because of air.
mail rates and international
money-order fees, it is both
less expensive and more con-
venient to get small quanti-
ties of new issues from deal
ers. Foreign first-day covers
are not always available in
this way, however, and the
collector who wants them
must make his own arrange
ments. 1t is important that
directions be followed exactly.
4 4 Il
New Issues
CANADA-A scent dark
blue stamp concentrating
the bicentennial of Canada's
first elected assembly, the
Nova Scotia Assembly of
1853, will be issued at all
Canadian post Offices on Oc-
tober 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

Covers for flrst-day cam
cellationsmay be sent to the
Postmaster, Ottawa 2. On
tario, Canada. to arrive not
later than September 30.
There is a scent service fee
for each cover, making the
total charge 10 cents. Pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

HUMAN RIGHTS-This is
the Human Rights Day
stamp to be issued by the
United Nations in Accent
and Scent denominations
December 10. The design
Is by Leonard c. Mitchell
Of New Zealand.
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SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE

ACROSS
l Totals
Medical
fluid (pl.)
9 TruiSm
Wanderer
10 Put to flight
20 Decorous
81 Greek
physician
% Roman
Judge
% Nuisance
Is Elaborate
too
much
q Almsman
% Denmark
coin
80 Convention
agreement
81 Name of a
Pope
80 Objective
80 Disparage
"a Preserves
IS Hush
SO Simple
SO Elected
80 Australian
mammal
Al Mineral
AZ Edges
43 Hydrogen
compound
As Obviously
bored person
48 Exact
so Slyly
sarcastic
81 Discomfort
50 Jewish
ascetic
So Secures
81 Posture
IS Possessive
pronoun
Sc Attacks
So Stay
So Indepen-
dent
so American
inventor
So Land
measure
GA Mans
nickname
SIS watchful
66On the
sheltered
side
81 Children's
animals
IS Deficit
70 Wreath Of
flowers
II Vases
70 Encounters
70 Locust
II Prickled
70 Clergy
mans
residence
so More
lustrouS
81 Emphasis
| 50 Planet
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FirSt-Day Figures

The Post ONCE Depart
ment has released the follow
ing figures on first-day
covers:
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WOODWARD 6 LoTHRoP
STAMP AND COIN DEPT.
n G pPOOE AND MINT SETS

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coins made by the Mint for collectors.
With sparkling lucite holder Tor 6rn-
liant display DO
1854 MINT SET: The. last set of 10
coins, 5 from each mint The san
Francisco Mint closed in 1855. WITH
album paEe for mounting. I.3o
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silver Dollars as well as Canadian and
Ancient. Includes larse section on
foreign Silver Dollars, All with latest
valuations l76 pages, Illustrated. so
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-25

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