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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-11
Arlington Republicans
Show Voting Strength

the right-wing John Birch
Society.
If their strong showing con-
stituted a shift to the right
politically, observers say, the
electorate was inconsistent be-
cause it failed to show the
same tendency in the Airing
ton legislative races, where the
Republican challengers lost de-
spite their strongest showing
yet.
Also. the voters approved five
bond issues proposed by the
ABC dominated County Board,
despite bitter Republican at
tacks upon one proposal to fl
nance school improvements and
end the senior high program at
an all-Negro high school at the
same time.
migration Issue
In some Arlington circles, the
ABC setback was seen as a
local "backlash" of feeling on
the largely national issues Of
Indignation and civil rights.
The Republicans made inte-
grafton a local issue by blister
ing the ABC for an indication
given by some board members
last summer that they would
require private school opera
tors to integrate their classes
in order to obtain annual use
permits from the board.
Some said the young men
and women now moving into
Arlington apartments and
homes want to work for the
local branches of the two Ma
tional political parties, instead
of the non-partisan ABC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-11
2Young Men Sought
In FDAChemist's Death

Police still were seeking two
young men today in the ap-
parent robbery-slaying Of q
Food and Drug Administration
chemist who was shot Saturday
night while working part-time
as q cab driver.
The victim, James A. Thomas,
SO, Of 3457 Twenty third street
Sc, was found slumped In the
front seat Of his cab In the
first block Of Buchanan street
NE. with q bullet wound in the
left side Of his chest.
The shooting was discovered
by a second cab driver, Norbert
]. Collins. A, of % Crittendon
street NE, who found the MUIR
dered mans cab blocking
Buchanan street.
Mr.. Collins told police he saw
two young Negro men fleeing
as his Gao approached and
thought it was the cab driver
chasing a robber. Mr.. Collins
left his taxi and chased them
but they escaped.
Mr.. Collins said he then re-
turned to the victims taxi, a
Black & White Cab, and found
Mr.. Thomas slumped In the
seat, wounded. Mr.. Collins
radioed for help.
Mr.. Thomas later was pro-
nounced dead at the scene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-11

Coins were found scattered on
the floor of his cab. Mr.. Thom-
as, a native of Durham, N. c.,
leaves his wife, Johnnie Mae;
9 year-old daughter, Paulette;
q sister, Mrs. Bernice McRae
of 1924 Sixteenth street NE,
and his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas, of Durham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-11
BY C. BRIAN KELLY
Star Staff Writer

In the Arlington County
precincts heavily dotted by
apartment buildings, nicely
dressed young men and women
came knocking on doors and
passing out political flyers some
weeks ago.
They told the apartment
jewellers they represented the
Democratic Party's incumbent
legislative slate in some in
stances, and the Republicans
running for State and Airing
ton offices in other instances.
The canvassers, especially the
Republicans, pushed their can
didates hard.
Significantly. it appears
there were few knocks from
adherents of the liberal Airing
tonians for a Better County,
the Dominant local coalition
which fielded candidates for
the two seats open or the Ar
lington County Board and fully
expected to win those seasts.
Dominant Since 1855
The ABC had reason to be
confident. Since 1856 it had
not lost a contested election.
An outgrowth Of the non
partisan school reform move
ment, the ABC had dominated
Arlington politics since it was
formed in 1855.
However, when the results
came in Tuesday night from
the normally safe" apartment
precincts, a liberal Democrat,
incumbent Delegate Kathryn
Stone, ran strongly, while the
ABC's equally liberal candi-
dates faltered.
This, as some see 1t, was the
key to the surprise victory of
Arlington G. o. P. Chairman
Harold ]. Casio in the County
Board race and the strong
showing Of his running mate,
James j. Matthews.
The ABC increased its ma
jority from three to four on
the five-member board by elect
ing Joseph L. Fisher, who led
the ticket. However, both Re-
publicans polled more votes
than Mr.. Fishers. running
mate. Mrs. Irene c. Rock.
ABC Called OvercOnfident
Many Republicans attribute
their victory to the strongest
effort their precinct workers
ever made in a local canapaign,
while leaders Of the Abe say
"complacency" and "overcon-
fidence" hurt their candidates.
AS q result, according to
Thomas w. Richards, chair
man of the Arlington County
Board, the ABC'S rank and file
has been shocked" and al
ready has begun an organiza-
tional rejuvenation on the pre-
cinct level.
Next year, when Mr.. Rich
ards County Board seat viii
be open. the story will be diff
ferent, ABC leaders pledged in
q round of self-recriminations
last week.
5 Bond Issues Approved
To most ABC factions, their
disappointment Tuesday could
be attributed to an overly cas-
ual approach to the election
But some, including Mr.. Fisher
conceded that the result could
be construed as at least a tenn
porary upSurge of conservative
feeling in Arlington.
Both Republican candidates
depicted themselves as strong
conservatives, and Mr.. Mat
thewS acknowledged during the
campaign he was a member OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-11
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Evening star., 1963-04-28
Lincoln Society
Convention Here
Next Week End

The Lincoln Society of
Philately, organized at a
meeting here last year, will
hold its second convention
next week end.
Donald r. Mcleod OF the
Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, will be the speaker
at a meeting at 8 pm. Sat-
urday in the Public Works
Committee room, 1902 New
House Office Building.
For members on hand Sat-
urday morning there will be
a tour Of the Capitol led by
Representative Schwengel Of
Iowa, president Of the United
States Capitol Historical So
ciety and a well-known Lin
coin scholar. Members will
meet at 10 am. in the
Speakers dining room.
The second convention ses-
sion. at 2:30 pm. Sunday,
will be held in Room 43 Of
the Smithsonian Institutions
Natural History Museum,
Tenth street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

The Postal Conference
commemorative, to be issued
May Z. will be a 40-pfennig
blue stamp in a design by
Prof. Eduard Ege reproducing
the coats of arms of the
countries represented. In ad-
dition to Austria, Belgium,
Costa Rica, Denmark, Spain,
the United States. France,
Great Britain, Italy, the
Netherlands, Portugal, Prus-
sia, Switzerland and the
Sandwich Islands, the Ger
mans include Ecuador. which
is not on the Universal Postal
Unions list of the conferees,
and give coats of arms of
three of the Hanseatic League
towns. Bremen, Hamburg
and Lubbock.
The first Of the religious
Evening star., 1963-04-28
By IRVING DESFOR
Associated Press Writer

In a Paris restaurant, a
woman at the next table was
reading a popular tourist
guide book, How to See
Europe on IS a Day"
rs it possible?" I asked
her.
Hardly" she answered.
I'm paying sl2 a day for my
room!"
AS a camera fan, I'd revise
the title to How to See Eu-
rope on Six Cameras a Day"
although my wife says that,
too, is impossible.
Her theory is that you
can't absorb the sights and
scenery while fussing with a
camera. My claim is that
your sight is more penetrat-
ing with a camera because
you study the scene keenly
looking for a photogenic an
gle and when you find it, a
click Of the button makes
the memory permanent.
When we were first plan
ming our European trip, I had
to justify my idea of taking
six cameras. 1t did sound like
q large order and perhaps
my wife figured 1t would
mean leaving behind that
number of dresses.
"I've got to have black and
white prints In my work." 1
started off, so that makes
Evening star., 1963-04-28


Blair commemorative air mail
will be held at IL am. Friday
in the Montgomery Blair
High School, Silver Spring,
Md, under the Joint sponsor
ship Of Postmaster General
Day and the schools student
government.
+ 4
Spellman Museum Dedication
Postmaster General Day
has accepted an invitation to
attend ceremonies at 2 pm.
Saturday dedicating the new
Cardinal Spellman Philatelic
Museum on the campus of
Regis College. Weston, Mass.
4 4 =
First Day Figures
First day covers totaled
392,363 when the 1-cent An
drew Jackson regular stamp
went on sale in New York
March %. In all. 3,011,457
stamps worth $30,l14.57 were
sold that day.
\ 4 4
New Issues
GERMAN FEDERAL RE-
PUBLIC-Early May will see
the release of a commence
rative for the centenary of
the first International Postal
Conference at Paris and two
religious stamps, one Protes-
tant and one Catholic, Wood
ward g. Lothrop reports.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
CLOSE-UPS AND LONG SHOTS
How to See Europe
With Six Cameras

our Rolleiflex the No. / cam
era" No argument there.
Were going to colorful,
sunny Spain so we should
have color prints. I can try
out the new 35mm. Kodacolor
x film and use a Contarex
camera. Still no argument.
so there was no need to bur-
den my wife with the added
detail of borrowing a l35mm.
telephoto lens for the camera
for long-range cloSeups.
1T would be a shame not
to be able to show color
Slides" l added.
80 camera No. 3 would be
the new InStamatic cartridge
camera with the new Ekta-
chrome x film. It's small,
light, no roll film loading
and the electric eye figures
the exposure. A child can
handle it, so :" I decided
that flattery might help, e.
even you can use it,"
Mel" she spluttered. How
quickly she was held over!
I'VE must have movies" I
pointed out next. but we'll
do it the easy way. We can
try out a new 8mm. camera
that's slim and light, is bat
terry powered so 1t needs no
winding, is fixed focus and
electric-eyed so 1t needs no
adjustments. It's just point
and-shoot something just
for you!" That's how the Re-
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Pirate Treasure
At Silver Spring
Fair Saturday

Pirate treasure will high
light a coin fair sponsored
by the Montgomery County
Coin Club for the benefit of
the Boys Club of Silver
Spring from noon to 8 pm.
Saturday at the clubhouse,
1900 Forest Glen road.
In addition to gold dou-
blooms and pieces of eight
there will be displays of an
cient, historical and Biblical
coins, currency with famous
signatures, money of the
Civil War and Colonial times,
and a Federal Reserve Bank
exhibit including the $4,000
note.
There will be a free identi-
fication booth (limit five
coins to a person., a dealers
bourse and auctions at 2:30
and 1880 pm.
Admission is Is cents for
children and so cents for
adults, with all proceeds
going to the Boys Club of
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

stamps, Thursday, marks the
400th anniversary of the Hell
delberg Catechism, q brief
statement, in 129 questions
and answers, of the doctrine
Of the Reformed Church. The
design by Nikolaus Mueller
bears the inscription "Hei-
delberger Ketechismus" in
letters adapted from the
original document against a
background Of ornaments.
The 20-pfennig stamps will
be printed in black and red
in a combination of line en-
craving and an offset under
print.
On Saturday a 10-pfennig
stamp in a design by Otto
RohSe showing the Cross. of
Golgotha and a darkened sun
will commemorate the conse-
Grafton Of the Regina Marty
rum Church in Berlin, built
as a memorial to the Catho-
lies who lost their lives under
the Nazi dictatorship. The
stamps will be printed in
four-color offset.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

we're Reflex Electric became
camera No. 4.
And don't forget our old,
old love: Three dimensional
pictures. All Of our previous
trips are in stereo pictures
and they are so effective. We
just have to take our old Re-
we're stereo camera or else
we'd feel like traitors" 10y
atty is another of my wife's
traits, so that made camera
No. 5.
Finally, there are times
when you just don't feel like
carrying cameras or they're
in the car or the hotel room
when you come across some
thing you'd like to photo
graph. That's when you
should be able to whip out a
tiny camera like this
Minox here in my back pocket
... and snap away"
My wife, a reasonable and
understanding woman, hav-
ing lived with a camera en-
thusiaSt for more than Is
years. knew the futility of
further arguments so she
compromised. We took the six
cameras on our trip and she
carried three or more Of them
most of the time.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
PHILATELIC NEWS
PING Day Releases
Two More Desiqns
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor


Designs Of two previously
announced stamps were re-
leased last week by the Post
Office Department.
Postmaster General Day
displayed the scent West
Virginia Statehood commem-
orative Wednesday morning
during a visit to his office by
Gov. William Wallace Bar
ron and members of the
States congressional delega-
ton.
Mr.. Day showed the design
of the Scent Amelia Ear
hart commemorative air mail
Thursday evening at a re-
ception at the National Avia-
ton Club. Guests included
Miss Earhart's sister, Mrs.
Albert MorrisSey Of West
Medford, Mass.
The three-color West Vir-
ginia stamp. to be issued
June 20 at Wheeling, is based
on a design by DR.. Dwight
Mutchler Of the School of
Painting and Related Arts,
Ohio University, which was
the winning entry in a COM
petition sponsored by the
West Virginia Centennial
Commission. 1t features an
outline map of the State in
red on a green background,
with the State Capitol and
the inscription sc United
States Postage" in black.
The model was prepared by
William A. Schrage Of the
Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. Charles A. Brooks
engraved the vignette, Ken
meth C. WiraIn the lettering
and numerals.
Addressed envelopes for
first day cancellation, with
remittance for the cost of the
stamps, may be sent to the
Postmaster, Wheeling, w. Va.
The outer envelope to the
postmaster should be marked
First Day Covers West Vir-
ginia Stamp"
The Earhart stamp, to be
issued July "a at her birth
place, Atchison. Kans., was
designed by Robert J. Jones
of the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing. 1t is based on
a photograph Of Miss Ear
hart standing before the
Wasp-engined Lockheed Elec-
ira plane she was flying
around the world when she
was lost in the Pacific in
1887.
The vignette was engraved
by Richard M. Bower, the
lettering and numeral by Will
liam r. Burnell. The stamp
will be printed in red for the
background and brown for
the portrait. The order is for
40 million.
Covers for first day can
collation. with remittance of
8 cents for each stamp may
be sent to the Postmaster,
AtchiSon. Kans., with outer
envelope marked First Day
Covers Earhart Stamp"
Blair First Day Ceremony
First day ceremonies for
the 15-cent Montgomery
Evening star., 1963-04-28
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR

TODAY
PlayfaIr, 1881 Harvard CAD. 4
1879 MP, l:4b. sleepy Hollow,
Fails Church dnvitational. JE. s.
l'Zo'' ''SO' MoNDAv
~, Andrews, Andrews AFB Officers
S920 Arlington boulevard, Arlington,
ospsn-PsiT ChampiOnship (reserya-
1l0s st; Andrews drive, Fairfax
To., TsTeserystions' Ig' OR; ;3-592D a:45.
vert, 1915. Northeast Studio. i4i0
Franklin LA. 6-740bl. MP, 7:3O
Silver Spring, 94O5 Bruce drive
SILVER Spring reservations. JU. O.
TUESDAY
l464-0079), 7:45. Falls Church, 232
North Washington street, Falls
Church IKE. 6-8e94), 7:45, Federal
Bridge LeaEue. Hotel 2400. MP. 7:45.
Federal Power Commission, official
dining dining room. GAO Building, $50.
pont East, l545 Eighteenth treser-
yations 887-134bl, noon. Indian
Spring Country Club IinvitationaD,
MontGomery, 400 Norwood drive.
Bethesda, 7:45. 1000 Valley drive,
pionship observations. oV. 3-2Sss)
WEDNESDAY
1000 Valley drive. Alexandria,
7:45. Belle Haven Country Club,
Alexandria linvitationall, MP, 7:4b.
Chess Club, Hotel 2400 unvitationaD
terra, New House office Building, :.
Fairfax, YMcA, Route 236, Fairfax,
7:45, Guy Mason Recreation Cen
ter, WISCONSIN avenue and Calvert,
$50. McntEemeIy County Jewish
ss.rtsrIS S1%%gni'y N,G GsnssI, nessI,a,NH' MP snSiiB Nn
tionaD, :. silver sprinE, n405 Bruce
drive, Silver Spring (reservations
JU. 9-7siOl 10,
THURSDAY
Falls Church, ee2 Washington
street Fails Church IKE. .6-6aa4D
a;i5' .s n Gorsn Dgplissis, suite suit, T.. l0I. e
shs rss.TSstohs PTPHns east ss7 .b Esh'ssnsh Soon
Northern VirIInIs BrIdss Assoeistion.
Park Arlington Motel. Arlington,
Winners, 7:45. washington Bridge
Leasue, washington Hotel. North
Room, winners, 7:4b.
FRIDAY
Central YMCA, 1893 O. 7:45. Co
ren Duplicate, suite 102, the Dupont
east, l54b Eighteenth observations,
B67.i34bl 7.45, Irving Street, 4l3
north irving street, Arlington, MP,
7.45. Old Dominion, Old Dominic
room, Lansburghs Shirllngton, MP,
1918. Rockville Civic Center, MP, 3
walker, 900 42nd place, Hyattsville.
$3.50 and 7!45.
SATURDAY
Chess Club, Hotel 2iO0 unvita-
tlonalD 7.fb. walsh, 1889 Massa-
chusetts, 7.45,
NEXT SUNDAY
.Playfair, 1891 Harvard tAD.
4b7sl f:45, Sleepy Hollow, Falls
Church unyltational, JE. 3-i725l
TOURNAMENTS
Cumberland, Md, May 3.b. Rich.
mond, Va May S-b. winchester
Va, May 1O.ly. Frederick, Md,
May o4-56, washington Bridge Lea
sue, Sheraton Park Hotel, May 10
Evening star., 1963-04-28
NUMISMAT|C NOTES
More Silver Dollars

With the spotlight concen-
trated on the 19O3-O, the
1880 and other New Orleans
silver dollars first released
the latter part of last Novem-
Der, little has been said about
another release.
Recently a number of
Liberty Seated dollars have
shown up in bags with other
silver dollars from the Phila-
delphia Federal Reserve
Bank. These dollars were first
minted in 1840 and discon-
tinued in 1873.
While most Of the coins
that have shown up have
been circulated ones, a num-
ber have shown up in new
mint condition.
Most Of the new dollars are
Of the dates 1880 and 1867
0. A few other dates have
appeared in new mint condi-
ton, mainly 1870, 1871 and
1872.
The great majority of the
dollars are in circulated con-
dition and run the entire
gamut Of dates Of 1840 to
1873. The majority Of the
dates in used condition appear
to be 1880, 1900, 1870,
1871, 1872 and 1873.
A very small number Of the
rarities have shown up, but
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Steel Cents Vanish,
300 Million of Them

PHILADELPHIA (AP).
In l943, a billion steel PEN
MES were minted. In the 20
years that have followed 800
million Of them have van
ished, says Harlan c. Meal,
an operations analyst who
made a six-month study OF
the United States Mint.
How come? Mr.. Meal says
he believes the reason is peo-
pie generally don't worry
about pennies. But it's not
that way with other coins,
he said. Coins OF larger de-
nominations can be ac-
counted for.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

not enough to affect the price
of the rare dates.
Even several l87l-CC and
l873-CC dollars have been
found. When you consider
that the l871-CC dollar had
a mintage of 1876 and the
l873-CC dollar a mintage of
2,300 you can figure how re-
markable it is to still be able
to find such coins.
B. M. DOUGLAS.
The Washington NumiS-
matte Society, whose mem
berS haze prepared this series
OF articles, tDiH dnswer ques-
tionS on coins or paper
money addressed to Numis-
matte Notes, The Sunday
Star, Washington 3, D. C.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
CAMERA
CALENDAR

WASHINGTON FILM SOCIETY.
IBTU Auditorium, North Capitol
street and Louisiana avenue NV.
"Nazarin" (BunueD. The Very Eye
of Night" (Deren, l952-4l; World
OF Paul Delvaux" tStorck, 1859.
"Nazarin.'' made in 1858, is q
strange odyssey OF q Mexican priest
based on the novel by Galdos.
sIVER SPRING CAMERA CLUB,
Thursday. S:l5 pm, Silver Spring
Library, Colesville road Experiment
in projection, by Harry W. Piper.
Bring color slides for judging. Visit
ors welcome.
YMCA FOTOCRAFT CLUB, Thurs
day. 8 pm, Twelfth Street YMCA,
1918 Twelfth street NV. Model
night. Lighting furnished BY club.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
May l to June l2, photographs by
Alfred Eisenstaedt, Arts and Indus
tries Building, Photograph Gallery.
TWO-MAN SHOW, Arts Club, 2Oi7
street NV. Prints by Martin H.
Miller and Peter Costas. IL am. to
5 pm. daily except Wednesday.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Catalogue Issued

A new catalogue describing
the Hasselblad camera and
accessories is now available
from Paillard Inc, Box 564.
Linden, N. j., distributors in
the United States.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

CONGO REPUBLIC Geo-
poldville) Van Noten,
the well-known Belgian art
ist, has designed a set Of
seven stamps, issued April 20,
picturing protected birds.
The stamps we're printed in
three-color photogravure by
Courvoisier of Switzerland. A
second series of bird stamps
is to be released in August.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
RULES:

Send a postcard with the
move YOU would make to
CHESS, care Of The Star,
225 Virginia avenue Sc.
Your card must bear the
number of the move and
must be postmarked before
midnight tomorrow. Your
moves will be awarded four,
three, two or one point by
Mr.. Koltanowski and at the
end of the game, prizes will
be awarded to the readers
who score highest. Anyone
is eligible to compete except
employees of The Star and
their families.
NOTES ON MOVE NO. II:
1--WE considered" says KOl-
tanOwski, IL. QxQ, KRxQ.
Is. KR-Q1, B-Q5 that drat-
ted Bishop novel: 19. K-B2,
P-K4; with pressure on
Whites Queen side. II may
yet turn out that exchange of
Queens would have been best
here, but we wanted land
hoped to have some counter
play"
Evening star., 1963-04-28

Peter C. COstas 1900 Eighteenth street Sc,
has samples of his photography on public
exhibition at the Arts Club through May 10,
at 2O17 l street NV. "My Father" was taken
at age 13, his father brought him camera
He has won many awards in tOp-flight COM
petition.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
FRIDAY

Dominion Hills Stamp Club
(juniors), 4:30 pm, home of
Col. l.. A. Brown. 5000 Will
son boulevard, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
STAMP CLUB
MEETINGS
TODAY

Associated Stamp Clubs of
the Chesapeake Area, 2 pm,
Odd Fellows Temple, 419
Seventh street NV. Collec-
tors Club of Washington is
host. Donation auction.
WEDNESDAY
Collectors Club of Wash
ingtOn, 8 pm, Odd Fellows
Temple, 4l9 Seventh street
NV.
Arlington Stamp Club, 8
pm, Recreation Center 440
North George Mason drive,
Arlington, Va. Stamps Of
Japan" talk by Albert J.
Ciaffone.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-27
MRS ALEX DAWSON

Mrs Rcssic Jane Dawson, aged
66. of Kitzmiller, died at the Oak
Rest Nursing home in Oakland
Tuesday, June 25, after a long ill
ness.
Born in Eglon, W. Va, she was
a daughter of the late David and
Lydia Snyder Winters. Twice mar
ried she was preceded in death
by both husbands, Elmer II. Mar
tin and Alex Dawson.
Surviving are two sons, Delmar
Martin, Kitzmiller; Harold Daw-
son. Akron; one daughter, Mrs.
Wadia Newhouse, Keyser; four
step-children, Mrs. Doris Roome,
Peoria, H.; Mrs. Grace Kelly,
North Bergen, N. j.; Raymond Daw-
son, Valley Head, w. Va; and Will
liam Dawson, Cumberland.
The body was taken to the home
of her son Delmar Martin. Funeral
services will be conducted Friday
afternoon at o'clock from the
Presbyterian church in Kitzmillcr
by Rev. John Simpson. Intcrmcnt
Will be in Ncthkcn Hill IOOF
cemetery.