davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FEAAssOs As N ESTAaP EsS1asly g. 1885,, Dssls sI::
band Of Hazel s. Pearson. brother s
of Joseph Pearson. Mrs. Louis Gold
berg, Mrs, Harvey Everhart, Mrs.
Albert Feigan. Mrs. Joseph epor,
Mrs. Irving Hughes and Mrs. Clar-
6ers' Funeral Home, Ssoi Cleveland
ave. Riverdale. Nd, on Tuesday,
February II, at ESQ am. Mass
at st. Jerome's Church. Hyattsville,
Nd, at 10 Am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Heart
Fund contributions requested. 13
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MARQUARDT, SARAH GILBERT. on

FridsS., February " 10. % 1851. at the he
fsER4 efffssfa f1zis nXaeJSERbT JHSGsR5is Of sA5As A5Afs
37th st. north, Arlington, Va, be-
Marquardt, UsN. and daughter Of
Mrs. Edwin C. Gilbert. Services
will be held in the War Memorial
Chapel OF the Washington Cathedral
on Monday, February Is, at 3 pm.
1nterment private. In lieu Of flow
ers contributions may be made to
the American Cancer Society. IL
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Dratha

HERNDoN, SAMUEL ,. On Saturday.
February H., 1861. SAMUEL 3.
NV. Notice Of funeral later. Ar
fangements BY Jarvis.
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BUTLER NFANIl, On "wednesday.
February 8, 1851, Of the 0eorge>
BUTLER. Surviving are her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. .Calyton 7;
Butler, and other relatives and
many friends. 0raveside services
on Monday February Is, at $50
tery, Arrangements by the John
q. Rhinaa a Co. Funeral Home.
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McCAkThf, STELLA j. on Friday,
SEThY f1sHfFy d2 sse zen kofsh sHEa as6rss Ma Ms
@other SS1 Of MnssSn Mrs john coney SslOTso 81 pe
troit, Mich; Mrs. George Conley Of
Wheaton. Nd: Joseph Mccarthy Of
California. She also is survived BY
one sister and four grandchildren.
Friends NAV call at the Robert J.
IbRa' amba' pEs ESnfIa SrnFson HSme va s'Sa parkns
recitation Of the rosary at 7:30 pm.
sunday February IL; REQUIEM mass
Arlington, Va. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. IL
McCURLEY, JOSEPHINE z. on Thurs
oss;elHftS9 E. uHtysEisE aG'Psf II 2ss
8. Cole and sister of Mrs. Louise
M. Julian and James R. Nash:
nsFe oas sso s1s ONE sMsnnd'GR M %cS nd
ley rests at the Warner Z: Pum-
ave, Silver Spring, Nd where sery-
ice will be held on Monday, Feb
sssI' II ia.4mene RP Por fiaeoIn fes
etery. IL
MOORE. REV. CHARLES Il. On Thurs
DAY February E o. 1881. REV,
st. ne, beloved husband Of Mary
Lacy Moore; father of two sons and
six daughters: the son Of Mrs. Dixie
r. Moore and the late Rev. Edward
A. Moore: brother OF Mrs. Marcella
M Pope. He also Is survived BY a
brother-in-law, Arthur T. Pope; one
niece. one nsbhew. three aunts, one
uncle. and q host of other relatives.
Schey, Inc, Funeral Home, New Jer-
sey ave. and r st NV. on Monday,
February 10, after 4 pm. Funeral
services will be held at the Douglas
Memorial Methodist Church, 11th
and H SITS. ne, on Tuesday. FEB
ruary "a, at IL noon. with the Rev.
Frank L. Williams officiating. In
terment Carver Memorial Park. 13
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day. FsbFgs5y :, ie61. st his rssi'
Apt. 10. HSRRfsoSN +. JOHNSON
devoted husband Of Marie johnson
and father Of Barbara and JoycC
Johnson. He also leaves to mourn
his passing his parents, Elder Edgar
and one brother. Remains RESTING
at the John T. Rhines & Co. Fu.
neral Home. 3015 18th st. ne
(ample parking faeilitiesl. Wash.
ington 81. D. c.. where friends may
call after 3 pm. Sunday, February
IL. and where funeral services viii
be held on Monday, February l3
at IL am. lnterment Lincoln Me.
mortal Cemetery.
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ANUII, LUCY Z. On Friday. Febru-
P. II Gud2 1sG l. kso & REFTfenss df 1854 Vsf Vsi
ley place Sc. the beloved mother
Of Mrs. Doris Knott Shaver Of Nj
ami. Fla; Mrs. Elizabeth Knott
Mcclure Of Lebanon. Mo-; H. Leo,
Raymond W. and Harry r. Knott:
sister OF Mrs. Margaret Chenay,
Mrs. Oscar GEM and the late Ra-
phall. Phillip and Emily Martin.
Funeral from. the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd.
day. February IS, at $50 am;
thence to St. Teresa's Catholic
Church. where mas will be offered
At 8 am. for the repose of her
soul. Interment Mount Oiivet Gene
terry. l2
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HSspi.a El5kH 4 EFitEas! Of ?sRs5si siSsa
4th st; ne. husbar Of Mrs. Ella
daughters: his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs, Josh Littles: q host
OF other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting at the Han Bros.
Funeral Home. 621 Florida ave. NV.
Notice Of funeral later
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Ee6EIary 10, 1861, HENRY MAT.
Matthews and devoted father Of
Jerald Ira and Mark Stephen Mat
thews, He also. is survived BY his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mat
kowitz Of Brooklyn. N. Y. and two
York city and Nat Matthews Of
Newark, N. J. Services at. the C..
2, Goldberg d Son Funeral Home.
4217 9th st. NV. on Sunday. Feb
ruary H., at IL noon. Interment
mourning at 2526 Avalon place,
Hyattsville. Md. Family requests In
lieu Of flowers contributions be made
to the City Of Hope Foundation,
2O2 Brewster ave-, Silver Spring. Nd.
12
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r. Il. LARGENT, secretary. IL
SAUNDERS. ROBERT. On Saturday,
February Il, 1851. ROBERT sAUN;
DERS Of 2004 Sd st. NV. devoted
husband of Mrs. Lillian Saunders.
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
Inents BY the Capitol Funeral serv-
ice. 719 Kennedy st. NV. IL
sEENEY, INFANT. On Sunday, Feb
ruary 5. 1861. INFANT SEENEY,
daughter of Joan and Emmett R.
Tuesday. February IA, at o am,
at the Arlington National Cemetery.
Arrangements by Jarvis.
SELBY, IRENE s. On Thursday, Feb
ruary 8, 1861, at the Montgomery
SELBY.. beloved sister Of Mrs. Cath
crime washington. Mrs. Margaret z.
Ruth q. Addison, Arthur and Henry
Miller. Also surviving are. six aunts,
niece and q host Of other relatives
nSrIrs snS friends After r,srds pm SUNDAY sun y
her late residence, olney, Md. Flu:
pm, from the Mount 2ion Church
Mount, Zion, Md the Rey, g. 4
cemetery. Services BY snowden. Il
STEWART. WALTER A. Suddenly. or
Monday, February 8, 1861, WALTER
A. STEWART, son Of. Eugene w
Stewart. brother Of Eva C. Donahue
Lorraine F. Carter and Donald E
Stewart; nephew Of Augustine Stew
relatives and many friends. Aftel
~ noon Sunday, February. IL
friends are invited to call at thu
Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You st. NV.
where funeral services will be helt
am. Interment Arlington Nationa
Cemetery. 10
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On Thursday. February .. 1861. al
MEs SnF reiSSHs2ss NHSsiE sehs aRAhaM st. HHMS HiT
Henry Clay JeWett and beloved sister
Of Mrs. Thomas w, Cooke Of Ar
lington. Va; Mrs. Lynn 8. Hornor
Of Clarksburg, W. Va; Mrs. James
I. Howard Of Hartford. Conn: Col
Howard Hume Si washington, p; e;
N. Y. and Alan p. Hume Of Beth
any Beach, Del. She also is sur
vived By ten nieces and nephews
Friends may call ct Hysong's Fu-
neral Home, 1900 N st. NV.
Ascension and st. Agnes Church
18th st. and Massachusetts, ave, NV. =,
on Monday, February 13, at pm
1nterment Arlington National Gene.
terry 70
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PEARSON, HOWARD +. Officers and
s;--.R sr--S...- members Of Bricklayers'
H~ Union, No. 1, Of WASH
H1b ington,. D. c., are hereby
HAH notified of the death Of
HIUN HOWARD p. PEARSON.
AA Hw Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5 8 /
u11e1Al Cleveland ave-. Riverdale,
Nd. on Tuesday, February II. 1851.
at $3.50 am. Mass at st. Jerome's
Church. Hyattsville, Md, at 10 am.
1nterment Arlington National Gem
WILLIAM A. JORDAN, secy. .ls
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-30

elevation 450 feet; a concrete7lined saddle spillway; intake; steel pen stock; powerhouse containing a 15,000 horsepower generating unit; and other necessary appurtenances and structures. Protests or peti- tions to intervene may be filed with the Federal Power Commission, Washington 25, D. C., in accordance with the Rules of Practice and Pro- cedure of the Commission (18 GER Ia or 1.10). The last day upon which protests or petitions may be filed is July IT, 1861.
 Joseph H. Gutride
 Secretary.
 Publish: June g, Is, 23 & 30, 1861.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-30
KODIAK, ALASKA, JUNE 30, 1861

Alaska at Room SIT, Alaska Office Building, Juneau, Alaska until HOO A. M. on July 10, 1861, and then publicly opened, for the fur nishing of one or two vessels com plete with gear and crew for king crab fishing in the Alitak Bay area of Kodiak Island.
 Complete quotations forms and information may be obtained at room SIT, Alaska Office Building, Juneau, Alaska, or by writing to the Division of Supply, Box 2420, Juneau, Alaska or contacting De partment of Fish and Game offices
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-30
Group Organizes Outer Kodiak
 Fire Department

Ernie Haines is the Fire Chief of the Outer Kodiak Volunteer Fire Department He was elected to the job at recent meeting of the group, which is composed of members living beyond the City limits.
 Don Erdman was elected as as- sistant fire chief, and Pete Black well as secretary-treasurer.
 A building suitable for fire hall is now being sought. This will be located at the Mission Road-Mill Bay Road cutoff on Mission Road. Funds for the building and other expenses are being sought by the members.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-30
Legal Notices
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION


 Halfdon Anton Farce, Henry Jo- seph Hickey, Joseph Francis Jan- ke, Jr., and Carl Henry Steeby Pro- ject No. 2296. NOTICE OF APPLI- CATION FOR PRELIMINARY PERMIT (May 29, 196D Public no- tice is hereby given that applica- tion has been filed under the Fed eral Power Act (16 U.S.C. 791a- 825r) by Halfdon Anton Farce, Henry Joseph Hickey, Joseph Francis Janke, Jr., and Carl Henry Steeby Correspondence to: Henry J. Hickey, 1231 I Street, Anchorage, Alaska) for preliminary permit for proposed water power Project No. 2296, to be located on Eagle River, approximately 2 miles upstream from Glenn Highway, in the Third Judicial Division, State of Alaska, and affecting lands of the United States. The proposed project would consist of an earth fill dam with crest at elevation 46O feet and ap- proximately 4,0O0 feet in length creating reservoir with maximum
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-30

in Juneau, K Kod K, Cordova, Homer and Anchorage.
 The state reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any formality in bidding proceed tres.
 R. G. Berg,
 Director, Division of Supply Publish: June Is, g and 30, 1861.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-06-30
STATE OF ALASKA Invitation to Bidders
(No. Informal 861)

tN0. Informal 06l
 Sealed bids will be received by the Department of Administration, Division of Supply of the State of
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This called for "a male and
16 female singers, admirably
supplied by the Maryland
choir.
Names Are COl0rfuI
They are heard in II songs
and an anthem, some with
colorful names like Jubilant,
Marblehead, Mortality. Ked-
ron. Delight, Paris and
China. Among the composers
probably the best known is
William Billings, whose
Morpheus was set to a poem
also sung on this record to
music by Jacob French. Both
are lovely enough to be sung
today.
Most of the songs long ago
fell into oblivion, but their
echoes linger on in our folk
music, and they deserve a
memorial as richly as do any
of our pioneer heritages. It
is virile, vibrant music that
reflects the sturdiness of our
forefathers. 1t is plain. sim
pie and forthright-music we
can hear today with
nostalgia.
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Russian Gypsies

Monitor Records has seen
fit to bring out Vol. II Of
Marusia singing Russian
Gypsy Songs. Which must in
dictate Vol. I was something
Of a success.
Marusia has one of the
deepest, huskiest voices ever
emanating from a female
throat. So she is interesting
for that reason If nothing
else.
There's no doubling, Ell
Their, that she captures the
passion and fiertness of these
songs. She has excellent sup
port from Guitarist Sergei
Krotkoff. For something a
little different, this may
please folksters.
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NUMISMATN
NOTES
Danish West Indies

The Virgin Islands, which
the United States purchased
from Denmark, have no sep
arate coinage. The inhab-
itants use the same bills and
coins as the rest of us.
AS the Danish West Indies,
however, the islands did have
their own money. The first
coins were issued in 174O,
during the reign of Charles
vi of Denmark. These were
l and q shilling pieces in
copper and a 12-skilling sill
yer coin.
Many of the coins of the
18th and 10th century use
some type Of sailing ship as
a part of the design, since
the Danes were a great sea-
faring people.
Only two gold coins we're
issued. a 4-daler or 20-franc
piece in 1904 and 1905 and a
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CAMERA ANGLES
Automatic Interval
On New Protector

modified to hold, reject, or
repeat any slide.
The 500 features a 500
watt proximity mirror-type
lamp for brighter pictures.
Sharp, life-size pictures are
projected by a dual-lens con-
denser system with a f/3.5
four-inch projection lens.
The slide tray holds up to
Is cardboard amounted slides
and accepts all 2x2 slides, in
Guiding IS NM, 1913 bantam
and 125 super slides.
Other features include for
ward or reverse projection
to repeat any slide the di-
rectional knob is switched to
the reverse position, with
normal operation resumed by
turning the knob once more
to the forward position. A
turbo-blower system pre-
conditions slides to prevent
popping out of focus. The
protector is equipped with
leveling controls for center
ing the picture and is lifetime
fabricated.
Eastman Kodak is again
offering thin, pre-cleaned,
ready-to-use cover glass for
slides and a new binding
tape, with excellent non-ooz-
ing bonding qualities for
binding the slides.
The cover glass is 2x2 inches
square, and 0.030 inch thick
and is available in packages
of so, and in cartons of 10
packages. Pre-cleaned lam
tern slide cover class, meas
uring 3l4x4 inches and a
thickness of 0.050 inch comes
in packages of "a.
The new tape is Kodak
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DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR

TODAY
wBL Women's Auxiliary, Charity
Game. Sheraton-Park Hotel; open
Cancer FUND. i and 4: special MP
pairs, 7. Duplicate Bridge Center,
no game. Playfair. I431 Harvard
pairs. 1:45.
TOMORROW
Andrews. Andrews AFB Officers
Club: MP pairs. 7:45. ArI-Fax, 1920
Arlington. boulevard: MP pairs, 7:45.
Chevy Chase. 6So3 West avenue
Bethesds; MP pairs Gnyitationsp.
ca Cara Ss!'a Dairs' 745 oof DUPLICATE
pairs, 1880. Fairfax. Hos st. An
drews drive, Fairfax: pairs. S:45
am; reservations, CIR. 3-5924.
Fort Meade. Commissioned Officers
terra, Labor Department; pairs, T.
Silver Spring, 9405 Bruce drive,
Silver Spring: pairs, 7:30 (reServa-
tons, JU. 9-7S10).
TUESDAY
Alexandria YMCA. 420 z. Monroe
Juniors, 6SO3 West avenue, Bethes-
da; pairs QnvitationaD, 1880. Du-
plicate Bridge Center, s Dupont
circle; MP pairs, 7:30. Falls Church,
A ans. S5n1 LsEion . Hail 4eo T. :. Oak
Hotel s4o0 sixtee ast Pal PAIRS. 'c 4:45
Federal Power Commission, official
dining room, GAO Building; pairs.
$50. Hecht Co. Duplicate, third
floor auditorium, Seventh and F:
pairs luncheon. II am. (reserva-
try Club. pairs dnyitationaD' s. In
ternal Revenue Service, cafeteria,
IRIS Building; pairs. z. MONTGOMERY,
100 Norwood drive; pairs. 7:4A.
Officers Service Club. 1914 Twenty
first; pairs, 8; 1900 Valley drive.
WEDNESDAY
Agudas Achim Mems Club, 1900
Valley drive, Alexandria: MP pairs.
& alexandria, Belle Haven Country
GGE"s At soi HoteI 600 SIX
tenth; pairs dnvitationaD, 7:45.
Confessional Secretaries, New House
Office Building; MP pairs. T. Du-
plicate Bridge Center, 6 Dupont
circle; pairs, gao. Fairfax, YMcA.
R ReSS sSe pTSTssE P Pe5soD .Bd
Ellsworth. Silver Spring; pairs,
S67-iS45). MCJC. Montsomery cOan.
ty Jewish Community Center; pairs.
$50 $50 stste-uSIA. executive dining
Suburban, 1920 Arlington boulevard;
pairs, 1870 am.
THURSDAY
Chevy Chase, 5000 west avenue,
B - hesd pairs (invitationaD.
Hail 4oo N OAK AP Psis ch hsFiSn
MP pairs, Gas am. Goren Dupii.
cate. Suite 1G2. The Dupont East.
1545 Eighteenth; MP pairs, noon
reservations 677-1345o: Washing
Hon Hotel Bridge 1856 t sHteertb AcRh units nsr:
point award series5, T:45.
FRIDAY
Central YMCA, 1885 G: pairs.
7;45. Chevy Chase. 6s03 West ave
nue., Bethesda MP pairs dnytts-
Ter, 8 Dupont circle; pairs. 80.
pont East. 1545 EiRhteenth; pairs.
ton s psfs ~ gss N Tyinf SoA ATDg
IancSson. 1880 a,m Ffssiair, P dasf
Harvard: MP pairs. 7:45. Rockville,
Givic Center. Rockville; pairs, 8.
HISyIa Hyatt MP pairs s:16 am:
SATURDAY
Chess, Apt. POI. Hotel 240O Six
teenth; MP pairs, 7:45. Cheverly,
6O13 Hawthorne, Cheverly: pairs,
7:30. Duplicate Bridge Center, 6 Du-
pont circle; MP pairs. /: pairs, 7:30.
Walsh, 1882 Massachusetts; first
session, pair championship (ouali-
fled members. only, 7:45.
NEXT SUNDAY
Duplicate Bridge Center. q Du-
pont circle. MP pairs /: pairs, Z.
Playfair, 1881 Harvard; 1:45.
TOURNAMENTS
Oct 12-16-PWA Fall Sectional,
Penn-Shereton Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
tional, Hotel John Marshall. Rich
mond, Virginia.
:. oct. 1922 - Norfolk City Sec
tional, Monticello Hotel, Norfolk. Va.
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Maryland Chapel Choir I'M
der Fague Springmann and
Irving Lowens, music critic
of The Star and member Of
the Library of Congress mu-
sic division staff.
Mr.. Lowens it was who Sc
lected the music and edited
the tapes, calling on his 20
years of research into the sec
ular-sacred songs popular
with "singing-schools, musi-
cal societies and churches of
every denomination" in the
late 18th and early 10th CEN
turtles.
Recognized as the foremost
authority on the subject, Mr..
Lowens concentrated on au-
thenticity of original sound.
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CAMERA
CALENDAR

DLRA CAMERA CLUB, Tuesday. Z
ment Building. All members and
guests invited.
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC So
GETTY, monochrome session. Wednes-
day. s pm. Natural History Build
ing. Tenth and Constitution avenue
NV. Speaker, Martin H. Miller.
APSA, Seeing the Picture" Mr..
Miller will exhibit six photos that
won $4,000 total, including one Of
his own. He is USDA Graduate
School instructor. Members will
bring four black-and-white pictures
for Judging Last honors went to
Eileen Caller, Everett c. johnson,
Lowell H. Kenyon.
WASHINGTON FILM SOCIETY.
Friday FrseT oHIleFy q Art 49,
Asia" By y: !: Pudouki1 u92s1 and
(i959). Society membership arrange
ments can be made at NE. S-6S43 or
contact the secretary at 924 z street
NV, for fee schedules.
POTTER'S HOUSE GALLERY will
conduct an open Photographic COM
petition and exhibition from October
"a 30 December 8. Black-and- white
or color prints should be brought to
1858 Columbia road between pm.
and midnight during the week of
october 1921; Prizes include .S75
Of show; $50 for special award. For
details. call HU. 3-9697, evenings.
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3 Students Win
Photo Awards

With announcement of the
1862 Kodak High School
Photo Awards Contest yester-
day came news that three
area participants had won
honors in the 1861 contests.
A special award in the
junior division was granted
a photo showing a student
learning the sign language.
1t was made by Myron Ayls-
worth, grade 10, at Chamber
lain Vocational High School.
Honorable mentions in the
senior division went to George
Babits, jr., Surrattsville Sen
ior High School, Clinton, Md,
and John Poehlman, North
wood High School, Silver
spring, Mo.
Prizes totaling $4,000 are
offered in the new contest
which opens January l and
ends March 81 with entries
in both color and mono
chrome.
Glasses are: School activi-
ties, people of all ages.
pictorials, and animals and
pets, each class with grand
prizes of $400. The color class
is open and posts $500 in
grand PRIZES. For information
contact the Kodak High
School Photo Awards, Ro-
chester 4, N. Y.
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10-daler or 50-franc piece in
1904, during the reign of
Christian TX.
The last coin struck was q
1-cent or 5-bit piece in 1918.
In addition to the regular
coins there were a number of
counterstamped pieces and,
for the island of st. Thomas
especially, a large number of
tradesmen's tokens in a vari-
ETY. of metals. These were is
sued on the basis of Mexican
currency.
B. M. DOUGLAS.
The Washington NumiS-
matte Society. whose members
haze prepared this series of
articles, will dnstDer questions
on coins or paper money ad-
dressed to NunliSmdtic Notes,
The Sunday Star, Washing
ton 3, D. C.
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PHILATELIC NEWS
Chief Justice Hughes
On 1862 Stamp List
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor

The centennial of the birth
Of Chief Justice Charles
Evans Hughes will be marked
by a commemorative stamp
to be issued here next April
II, Postmaster General Day
announced yesterday.
Six other stamps, most of
them already announced by
interested members Of Con-
gress, are scheduled for re-
lease during the early part
Of the year. They are:
January s - 50th anniver-
sary of Statehood for New
Mexico. To be issued at San
ia Fe.
February 14-50th anniver-
sary of Statehood for Ari-
IONA. This stamp, to be is
sued at Phoenix, will be in
a design by two Phoenix
newspapermen, James M.
Chemi and Jimmie Inns, a
multi-color moonlight scene
showing the blossoms of the
giant saguaro cactus, Arr
zona's State flower.
April 6-Centenary of the
Battle of Shiloh, second in
the Civil War Centennial Sc
ries, to be released at an
as yet undesignated post Of
flee in Tennessee.
= April ri Marking the
opening of the Century 81
Exposition at Seattle, Wash.
with a Man in Space"
theme. The exposition con-
tinues through October 81,
1852.
April 30-The 150th ami
versary of Statehood for
Louisiana, presumably at
Baton Rouge.
May 2O-The centennial of
the Homestead Act which
encouraged the settling of
the West. The first entry. by
Daniel Freeman, a Union SOL
der on leave, is near Bea-
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Civil War Echoes

Never lost for an idea, the
splendid Mormon Tabernacle
Choir celebrates the Civil
War centennial with a Co.
lumbia record called Songs
of the North and South.
Most of the songs, such as
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, Aura
Lee, Battle Hymn of the Re-
public and Tenting on the
Old Camp Ground are well
known. But some of the
loveliest. like Lorena. He's
Gone Away, Sweet Evelina
and Kathleen Mavoureen may
be new to some listeners.
With their fresh arrange
ments and capable singing,
the Salt Lake City vocalists
make this a good thing. Espe-
cially in stereo, with the d.
vision of women's and mems
voices emerging separately
from the two speakers.
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him Chief Justice of the
United States.
Justice Hughes served in
the trying period when the
conservative majority on the
court came under heavy at
tack for the arbitrary fash
ion in which it was in
validating one New Deal law
after another. He helped de-
feat President Roosevelt's
court-packing plan but at
the same time, with Justice
Owen j. Roberts, Joined the
liberal bloc to provide a ma
jority which accepted the
major constitutional theories
underlying the New Deal.
Justice Hughes retired from
the court in 1941. He died
August 81, 1913.
Sun Yat-Sen First Day
First Sday ceremonies for
the Accent stamp commence
rating the 50th anniversary
of the Republic of China
and portraying DR.. Sun Vat
sen will be held at 1910
am. Tuesday in the Post
master Generals reception
room.
The time Of the ceremony
emphasizes the double ten"
of China's National Day,
which is celebrated on the
10th day of the 10th month.
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New Issues
REPUBLIC OF CHINA
Two stamps and a souvenir
sheet will be issued Tues
day for the 50th National
Day.
An 0.80 NT$ denomination
pictures Sun Yat-sen, foun-
der of the Republic of China,
and President Chang Kali
shek of the Taiwan regime.
The 500 value features the
Chinese flag and a map of
the mainland highlighted
from Taiwan to symbolic
the Chinese hope for the
eventual recovery of the
mainland. now under Com
muniSt control.
One copy of each stamp
is included in the souvenir
sheet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-08
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