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SINNERS, FOLLlES ADAM EVE MlJPDEpols
CAIN POSING AS THE FIRST OFFSPRING or THE
ONE. REAL DEITY OF THE UNIVERSE OF
MINOR PROPHET HABAkKUK: THOU ART OF
PuRER EYES THAN TO BEHOLD EVIL AND
cAhsT NOT LOOK UPON INIouITY"!
BUT THAT DEITY IS THE GOD WHO Ls con,
- FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS - THE GREAT
Az BECAUSE AM" MRS Eddy and
interpreters BibIe = AS GOD REVEALED
HIMSELF TO NOSES
DEATH k1Ts 'OPRY' 9TH TIME /"
texas ko6y longtime singer with the Grand Ole
opy country music show burned to death las, noh, s
was ts- sixth opry personality die violently within
She Perished in flames which swept her trailer house
'aso near mere Her husband. cvrIey Fox star fiddler
~. g.. rr .s"eo Inc Friday Night opry." Cause Of
me f're was not Immediately determined
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-06

-g.s7 TaE c-ssEz DAY LEADING PUBLISHER
ToLc TIE FREsEHT WRITER lcsMI Ts1AT TRASHY
Fsc75ok MAS On The NAV DOWN AND QUALITY
FBcT1oN oS Tzsf NAY UP EVEN TfsE wksS MARKET
s-E sand MAS con NC TOWARD THE oEAP SEX
ssaD saoL ESE Nosa AaaS DEMANDING soNEUsste
Better
s-ssss MAY sE z~royzAcsSS-y So and rssssns
uss- TIME or SUPPRESSION
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-06
"@1IlRY Or CHALLENGE 10
RELIGIOUS BELIEFS"
SHOOK PILES on SHOCK"

THEMES or ADDLTEEr. FOR EXAMPLE {
NAY TC AsHosMkLsTy AND pEasEzstoN~
Evening star., 1963-04-17
Cabinets Come Long Way
Since the 'Breodbox' Doys

cabinets scientifically de-
signed by engineers in myriad
styles.
Mr.. Miller is most enthu-
siaStic about one particular
cabinetry style in which door
panels can be taken out and
reversed to change the entire
color scheme of the kitchen
from year to year. Most
cabinet colors or patterns
are made to live with for 25
years or more" Mr.. Miller
points out. while this par
ticular design can be changed
just like a woman's ward
robe with contact paper or
Evening star., 1963-04-17

even wallpaper installed on
the panes to alter the entire
appearance of the room"
There are convenient built
in cutting boards, pull-out
tables that disappear when
not is use, pantry cabinets,
serving carts that roll out
from under the cabinet and
will hold a dishwasher in the
same space for later install
lation.
Drawers pull out on silent
nylon roller bearings, doors
close on magnetic catches,
rotary corner units are built
into cabinets to utilize lost
space.
Evening star., 1963-04-17

There are handy beverage
drawers with fitted storage
units to hold bottles upright,
accessible tray storage spaces
with dividers, spice storage
shelves, adjustable shelves of
every size and description.
One of the more compli-
Gated storage units is a
multi-Storage cabinet with
full-length panel doors. They
unfold to reveal an unbeliev-
able amount of storage space.
Storage shelves. canned food
deep. hold stored cans on
both sides while opening out
to reveal further canned
goods shelves behind. The
Evening star., 1963-04-17

Twenty = three years ago
about the only built-in stor-
age in kitchen cabinets was
a lone breadbox.
And as war regulations de-
scended on the Nation, even
the tin breadbox faded away
along with metal cabinets.
Mr.. Nanny Miller, pres
ident of the Miller Building
Supply Co.. was supplying
kitchen cabinets then, all
wood and painted white.
Today, kitchen cabil cts and
storage units have changed
drastically with dozens of new
concepts of concealed stor-
age units built into beautiful
Evening star., 1963-04-17
Kitchen Does 1UnexDected'

Make no mistake about 1t
this kitchen does more
than any one kitchen should
be expected to do in all prac-
tical departments-no mat
ter how easily it could earn
house room just for its
charm. Designer Albert Hig-
gins wanted a kitchen that
had style, but he has the
gourmet'S respect for food
preparation equipment. .
Evening star., 1963-04-17

And most Of all, Mr.. Hig-
gins wanted a kitchen where
guests, any number Of them,
would be welcome and en-
tertained at any time. To
create the rooms good looks
and hospitable atmosphere.
he first planned the brick
cooking center with an open
hearth where his guests
watch hot hors d'oeuvres
toasting over charcoal. An
Evening star., 1963-04-17

electrically-turned rotisserie
unit can also fit over it. The
entire wall was remodeled,
to include concealment of an
unused service entry where
he recessed the refrigerator,
glimpsed in the photograph
above.
The brick has a polished
surface for easy mainten-
ance although it was treated
to age and soften the colorS.
Evening star., 1963-04-17

swing-out storage units are
one-can deep on both sides
and adjustable for different
can heights.
Evening star., 1963-06-30
truck driver. in a small town with
security-tisht factory. begins to act like
a secret agent. (Repeat.)

secret agent. tRepeatl
1000 q SHOW OF THE WEEK.
Hour Opening Night" behind
the-scenes portrait Of play-the prep
arations for its production and its
opening and closing after a three-week
run off-5roadway. The play was "The
Dragon" political aIIegory in the form
Of fairy tale which played In New
York's Phoenix Theater this season.
a DISTRICT SLUMS.
Public Affairs. An examination Of the
sIum conditions in the Nations Capital
with corrective proposals.
The Sunday stor TV Muoozine.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
NUMISMATIC NOTES

States coins. These sell for
35c. There are other types
OF albums such as the Whit
man Bookshelf Album or the
Library Of Coins Album In
which the collector can see
both sides Of the coin.
For proofs many collectors
prefer plastic holders. One
type. the Seitz holder. Is
quite popular. Other types
are also available and can be
obtained In assorted colors.
Plastic holders are also
available 10 hold some OF
your fayorite individual
coins. Some firms will make
plastic holders TO order.
For those who collect paper
money there are individual
acetate holders. In albums
that will hold so notes. and
pages that will hold three
notes and III In any stand
ard three-rinR binder. This
last type Of holder also Is
made for 20 coins. which Is
useful II you have coins Of
many different sizes.
B. NJ. DOUGLAS
Evening star., 1963-02-10
CAMERA
CALENDAR

NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC So
CIETY, Friday, 9 . m, National M.
scum, Tenth and Constitution ave-
nue. NV. Lowell Kenyon, Smith
sonian Institution staff photogra-
pher, will lead q program on ANA
lysis OF Photography. Members viii
bring four prints. Visitors welcome.
MOTION PICTURE AND TELE-
VISION COUNCIL, Monday, 2:3O
pm, Cie"eland Park Library, 1910
Connecticut avenue NV. jeff Baker,
genernl manager Of the Greater
Washington5 Educational Teleyision
Association, will speak on "WETA-
TV. Channel 20. Now and Then"
UsDA PHOT0GRAPHIC BOUND
TABLE. Friday, pm, print and
slide analysis by Or. Joseph n, spioS
with members partieipatins.
GREATER WASHINGTON COUN.
Gil OF CAMERA CLUES win pre-
sent the seventh Westchester Inter-
national Pictorial Salon Saturday.
February 10. at 3 pm. Ct Smith
Aonian Natural History BUILDING,
Tenth street and Constitution ave-
nue. NV; and, on Sunday, February
IL, ct 1:3O pm. the Nature Salon
at lhe General Conference Audi
torium. 0S40 EasteFn avenue, Ia
koma Park. Nd.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Housing Your Coins

After you have accumu-
lated or collected coins for
q while the problem arises OF
how 10 keep them In some
semblance OF order. This Is
not too difficult q problem
as there are many types OF
holders and albums on the
market.
For those who want some
thing 10 store or keep their
coins safely. without display
ing them we recommend
2x2 Kraft or colored enve-
lopes. Information a. date
and denomination can be
written on the envelope. II
you have new or uncirculated
coins or proofs we suggest
that for added protection
you also get some polyethy-
lene-not cellophane-enye-
lope TO place the coins in
before putting them In the
2x2 envelopes.
For those who want 10 coll
lect by dates. the Whitman
people put out an inexpensive
album for all types OF United
Evening star., 1963-02-10

Super-slides Q% xlss). The
lens revolves for focusing and
projects q 80 x IS inch image
from q 35mm slide from 10
feet away. When the lens is
all the way forward. 1t is 2
feet from the image which
measures five by eight inches.
At this closeup position, It's
sort Of q projected hand
viewer II the room is dark
enough.
Well. there II is. q simple
protector for the mass mar
ket: A box with q lens at one
end. . slide groove In the
center and a 50-watt lamp
inside at the other end.
However. I can think Of q
few improvements. And
here we 60 again!
Evening star., 1963-02-10
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor

The 10 finalists In the Post
Office Departments Gettys-
burg stamp design contest In
clude a graduate of WASH
ington's Central High School.
He is Russell E. Hill. class
Of 1943, who now makes his
home near Gordon, Wis,
where he is working on q Sc
ries Of paintings of the Old
West.
Mr. Hills entry Is IL
lustrated In color at the
lower right of a layout on
the cover Of This Week mag
azine, distributed as a part
Of today's Star. 1t is at the
upper left Of the six designs
shown on this page.
The bullet-pierced forage
cap, worn by both Union and
Confederate troops, empha-
sizes the human cost Of the
bloodiest battle of the Civil
War. The blue-gray color is
q neutral one combining the
uniform colors Of both sides.
The artist, who is the son
Of Mrs. Merle @. Hill OF
Washington, was born In Du-
luth, MINI, and came to
Washington in 1898. After
Army service In World War II
he was employed by Melpar,
Inc, and associated engi-
neering firms as q senior IL
illustrator until 1861, when he
decided to make Western art,
long his hobby. q full-time
project.
Also among the finalists Is
Jim Pearl Of Frederick, Nd,
a free-lance artist whose de-
sign. a cannon with muzzle
aimed pointblank at the
viewer. Is at the upper right
OF the This Week cover. Mr..
Pearl last year won Q contest
for q seal design commem-
Grating the Battle of Antie-
tam.
One artist. Roy GjertsOn Of
San Pedro. Calf. placed two
designs In the finals. both
showing o Union and Con-
federate soldier in hand-to-
hand combat. One In black
on blue and gray is at the
middle right Of the This
Week cover. The other, a
rough sketch In black on
green In a technique like last
years Shiloh stamp. is at the
upper right Of the layout on
this page.
Two Of the artists among
the 10 finalists have done
stamp designs before.
Henry X. Bencsath of New
York is the designer OF the
Higher Education eommem-
orative and the new Scent
jet and Capitol air mail. His
Gettysburg design, showing
five soldiers in action. at the
middle left position on this
page.
Robert Hegeman of Chi
Evening star., 1963-02-10

cago has prepared stamp de-
signs for Ghana. Nigeria and
the Maldive Islands, His Get
tysburg entry This Week
cover. middle left uses a
cannon. shattered tree and
fence.
Youngest Of the finalists Is
william H. Irwin, jr., IT.
year-old Detroit commercial
art student, whose design OF
massed troops In combat Is
at lower left on the This
Week cover.
Bernard Nagler, a Los An
geles artist. prepared a strik-
ing design with the head OF
a Union soldier done in a
technique Stimulating q steel
engraving OF the last CEN
tury. It Is at the upper left
on the This Week cover.
Frank C. SebastianO, New
York art director, used a line
Of field guns with q silhou-
cited horseman in the dis
tance middle right on this
page).
Walter r. Benke. also a
New York art director, SYM
bolized the battle with a sin
gle gun, It's wheels shattered
dover left.
Bernard II. Christianson,
an artist employed by the
Army at Fort Monmouth,
N. j.. also used a shattered
gun theme. but added q
wounded Union soldier shar-
ing his canteen Of water with
a wounded Confederate Qow-
er right.
The winner Of the contest
will be announced next week.
Members Of the Stamp Ad-
visory Committee judged 955
entries last October 25. but
the announcement had been
delayed 10 coincide with the
cover feature in today's This
Week magazine.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS
MONDAY

mO1NASA1
: Washington Numismatic
Society, 8 pm. st. COLUMBIA S
Hall, 1901 Albemarle street
NV. Continental Currency"
presentation by Vernon Bigs-
by.
Hyattsville Riverdale
Stamp Club. 8 pm, Town
Hall. 47l8 Queensbury road,
Riverdale. Md.
WEDNESDAY
Washington Philatelic So
ciety, 8 pm. Arts Club, 20l7
! street NV.
Fairfax Coin Club, 7:30
pm, Jeb Stuart High School,
Arlington. Auction.
THURSDAY
Silver Spring Philatelic So
ciety, 8 pm. Citizens Build
ing and Loan Association,
Fenton street and Pershing
drive. Silver Spring. Md.
History Of Stamps" talk by
DR.. James Finley.
American Topical AssOcla-
tlon. Potomac Chapter, 8
pm. Cleveland Park Library,
Connecticut avenue and Ma
comb street NV. Talk and
film on Japan by Comdr.
j. F. Carpenter.
FRIDAY
Dominion Hills Stamp Club
JuniorO. 4:30 pm, home Of
Col. L. A. Brown. 5000 Wilson
boulevard. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Arlington Club
Elects Hopper

j. Arthur Hopper has been
elected president OF the Ar
lington Stamp Club. succeed
ing Gilbert Corwin.
Other officers named last
Wednesday night are Carl C.
Hole, vice president: James
r. Thrower. secretary-treas-
urer. and Kenneth A. Whit
field. auctioneer.
The club meets the first
Wednesday OF each month at
the County Recreation Gem
ter. 440 North George Mason
drive In Arlington.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
First-Duy TotoI Up
5 Million in 1862

First-day covers Cancelled
In 1862 totaled i3.eTe.4e4. an
increase Of 5.27l.e46 over
1861. A good part Of the In
crease can be attributed 10
the unprecedented 3 million
covers Of the Project Mer-
curry stamp prepared by the
Post Office Department for
sale TO collectors.
Recent first day figures
are:
November II. chantilly.
Va. Scent air-mail envelope,
lS4.slo Cancelled. le5.3l0 sold.
November 10. Springfield.
Ill. scent Lincoln envelope.
1929 Cancelled. l70.5s5 sold.
Accent Lincoln postal card,
Evening star., 1963-02-10
cLosE-Ups AND LONG SHOTS
New Slide Protector
Puts Simplicity First

dition Of a magnetic sound
track on each 35mm slide.
OF course. with each i'm
provement the price Of the
protector was hiked q bit
higher. Needless to say, at
various stages of these i'm
provements, the price scared
out Of reach for some slide
fans.
From Bausch q LOmb
So. to you displacS6, side
tracked or priced out Of
market color slide lobbyists
and to. you beginners or
youngsters who want to feel
your way slowly In this rain
bow world .. and to you in
dependents who do not have
to keep up with the slide
protector Joneses, comes this
announcement from Bausch
& Lomb:
The Balmite so Is q new,
low-priced (under $50 slide
protector that does for pic
ture looking what the box
camera did for picture tax
ing. It is simple to operate
and foolproof; you insert q
slide In a viewing groove
which runs through the CEN
ter Of the little machine. To
change slides. you insert an
other slide and 1t pushes the
previous slide out.
Weighs Only 2 Pounds
Shaped like a long rectan-
gular box with q lens, II 4
made out Of q black, tough
plastic and weighs only two
pounds. It accepts 2 xN2 inch
cardboard mounted slides Of
35mm. Bantam (s28) and
Evening star., 1963-02-10
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR

TODAY
Dnpncate BrIdEe Center. 9 Dupont
cirele. RP. 1'30, Mp, 7.4b. PIayfaIr.
l43l Harvard i:4B. Sleepy Hollow.
s.i59s, cn9aeh iaS dnvitational. JE.
MONDAY.
Club CinvitationalI Mf, 4S'Isd a.
sAgrnlins.on. MP. 7:4b. Chevy Chass.
osO3 West avenue. Bethesda fres-
snrvshlons nvsIIss,. ..0L o. rl-slsel. z7:l5,
cree. MP, 1885. FaIEfax. liOS 81.
ataonss" taons' cR' dri!s ssosseilr sselrfaa rsseTys;
Ms.Ss. Fort Meade ofiiesris Club.
rankiin GA; 6-74O5D. .Y:30. silver
soggntns observations. 10. S-7siCJ.
.vs1sHy Cnsvy Chase Juniors. esos West
@oas1; claS. sga sslsh salli wesSlna.. SsSrsA.
e-6e9D. I7;45. FEDERAL Bride
LLsasue Dupont circle, Ciub
GAO buiIdins. sS6i Go9sa S,ains pupIIeots. heon !.
suite lO2. the Dupont east. I54b
Eighteenth reservations. 887.i3i5i,
noon. Indian SPRING Country Club
IinvitationaD, MontGomery. 1900
Norwood Drive, Bethesda. 7:4b 1900
Valley drive AlsxsnS.i, Ahxssn. saS.
5000 vaiisy drive, Alexandria.
Alexandria Iinvitationsi1. 71b'
Chess Club, Hotel 240O Onvlta-
tionaD, 7;fb. Conversational seere-
satie.: cafeteria. New Houss Office
Ssnssr. Dupont oIpsIs' pSs''esst @es SE,ds. EsI,.
fax. YMcA, Route s96. Fsirfax.
Il5 Montgomery County Jewish
Community Center, 4. NH. cafeteria,
NH building one tlnvitationaD. q.
Silver sprinE, o40b Bruce drive.
Silysr spring reservations. Ju.
''''iV'' THURSDAY
Chew Chase, 0a03 West avenue.
Bethesda tresersatio OIL. 4-s4R6l,
1880. Fails Church, Women's Club,
222 North Washington STREET. Pals
church IKE. 6-00a41. MP, Gas.
Gsrsn DypIIss!s, suite ! o. The Du.
lions. 667.i145j. noon NerthsSn
virginia BTidGs Association, Park
Arlington Motel Arlington, MP, 7.Ab
washinalen nridss LeaEus. 8 Dupont
circle, MP, 7;4b.
FRIDAY
Central YMcA, 1893 q. Mp, 7:4B.
Chevy Chase. aRO3 West avenue,
Bethesda reservations. OF. 4-s4R6l,
7:4b, Duplicate Brldge Center. q
Dupont circle, 7:f5, Geren Dupll-
saats. guit. los, the Dupont east
lI4n, 74A. Iryina street, Ai3
North irving street, Arlington, 7.fb.
Old Dominion, Old Dominion room.
en.bnrIh'h Bhlriinston, 1913.
Rockville, Rockville Civic Center. A.
Walker, 900 Forty-aeoond place
Hyuttsville. n'30 and 7.4b.
SATURDAY
Chess Cub, Hotel 1900 unvitA-
tionaD. 7lb. Dupllsats Bridss Cen.
Ter, 4 Dnpant cirnls, NJ. iIO,
Ms.as,,S's1t; Mss,ns pe,n1ti 5tS 5tlSs walsh 1889
MKT stiNnAy
Duplleats BridEe Center. q Dupont
cirrls, ] 80 and 7i4h. flatfair,
1tJi Harvard. Mp, 1913, sleepy
Hollow, Pals Church tinvitationsi.
TouRNAMENTs
Norfolk Winter. Norfoik. Va.
FEBRUARY iS-i7. Central Psnntyl-
yaniA, Harrisburg, pa. February
sa.al Northern virsinla, Arlington.
Isbruary sl-2l clty ol walhinstop.
March I Nationwide charity Game
Washington. y. c.. March 20.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
American Institute Of Electrical
sApditoFium, 10th and Z streets NV
e-.ShiD Attenuation" George r, Wisl.
neanckas Navy Bureau Of Ships
= Ameriean Statistical Association =
= pm. annual dinner. Presidential
y Arms. 1920 O street N. W. The role
= o. statistics and the U.N. Statistical
- Program In the Economic Improve
William r. Leonard, U.N Bureau Of
TECHNICAL Assistance operations.-
: Society Of photographic Scientist.
- and EngtneerS-S:l5 pm. meeting al
= the National Academy OF Sciences,
- 1Ol Sonstitution avenue NV. pho
q totypesetting the National Geographic
= Maeazine," Robert Ellis, IT,, and The
8 oi PhotOtypesetter Drive Tapes TfftSn from
:, Magnetic Tape Records" Victor Cor
: fIado. nsryenthaler Linotype Corpora
= uen'-Publie. rursn.v
American Institute Of Chemisas-
pm; dinner At Presidential Arms
RlieationS q Space Technology br.
x American NueIear soeiety--e pm
y dinner at Broadmoor Hotel, 1901 Con-
= necticut avenue NV. Saline Water
= Conversion Reactors," DR.. Alvin M.
Wfneerg. Oak Ridge National Labo-
American Society Of Civil Ensl.
neert-6:3O pm. dinner IN Cosmos
seSssiion and Development Of the Po-
tomac River Basin" Col. Roy 8, Kel-
isys Alvin c. watson, William A.
Rossnkranz. Robert sonier. Harry a.
SehgsrS and Albert ). Erickson. -
WEDNESDAY
"a. Geological Society Of WashinEton--
p!m. meetine In Powell Auditorium,
cross-bedding IN the Beach Dune En-
yironment OF sapelo Island. 0eorgia," /"
LINTON 8 Land. Johns Hopkins Uni-
sssIEssisy; Reduced Carbon IN Preessm-
the oeophysieal Laboratory; Chaotic
land Piedmont" clifford Hopson.
ShDs hspEIps ps1oss and Tss n. eSss enS1s;
River BASIN q Alaska" o. o. j. Fsr,
rians, U. 8. oeodetie Survey.
Institute Of Envirenmental Sciences
Es pm. meeting q Goddard Space
iaiion Of solar Radiation" II. zylieh.
NAsA. -
THURSDAY
American Chemical goelety--s:ib 3
pm meeting At Walter Reed Research
Institute, 0sab. 18th. street NV. "The
Chemistry and Biology Of Chrome
.9msi ptoi J.mss son,nsr, csliiSr- lt1r
American Society Of Mechanical
EnElneers-s pm meeting IN PEPco
Auditorium. Tenth and = streets NV.
'Anaiog computer study OF the Or
bine," 0eorgs G, Best Hawker SID
dsls' Canada yIkIfhAx
American Society Of Civil Engineers,
Associate Member Forum pm,
dinner At MT, J.s Club Room. fa26
oallAtln street, Hyattsyllle The
Role q ne .c2nsglting Engineer Y, n
% Fhlie.ophIcai society ef washlns.
ton s.ib pm, meetina IN Powell
Auditorium, 2l7O Florida avenue NV.
.Phyaies and Chemistry IN Their Re-
ksty,, National Institute Of Mental
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Red Shoes TO Open
Film Series at Gu

The Fine Arts Council at
Catholic University will open
its fifth film series today with
the Academy Award winning
film. RED Shoes"
The film, 10 be accompanied
by a short animated cartoon OF
the history Of the cinema. will
be shown at 4 pm. and 8 pm.
In the Nursing Building audi
torium at the university.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
BY IRVING DESFOR
Associated Press Writer

We camera fans are living
in an age Of Photographic
improvements. Cameras and
equipment have been auto
mated. mechanized and i'm
proved to a degree far re-
moved from the simple box
camera era that we started
from. And, since each i'm
provement Is improved, the
cycle Is endless.
Then. every once In q
while, someone breaks into
these endless cycles and an
nounces: "The latest i'm
provementl We're back to the
box camera it's so SIM
pie and inexpensivel No Wild
gifts, no gidgits, no extrasl"
Well, folks, that's what has
happened in the 35mm slide
protector field right now.
We've Come q Long Way
Do you realize the tremen-
dous improvements and elec-
tronic wizardry that has TAX
en- place in slide projectors
these past few years? In the
beginning we pushed the
slides. one by one. into a sim
pie machine.
Then came the first big
improvement: The single
slides were herded into trays.
Then the trays were mech
anized. Then they were au-
tomated. Then came space
age wonders Of remote con-
trol-remote focusing and
automatic progression. for
wards or backwards, at Sc
lected intervals. The most re-
cent wonder has been the ad-
Evening star., 1963-02-10
PHILATELIC NEWS
Gettysburg Design Fina|ists

l62.93o Cancelled, l67.S42 sold;
Accent double (reply paid
cards. l07,746 Cancelled, ll2.-
286 sold.
November %, New York, s.
cent Washington stamp, $780,
53l Cancelled. 696.46S sold;
coils. 1882 Cancelled, 203,-
096 sold; booklet panes, ILL.,
452 Cancelled, 385, ,760 sold.
December 5, Washington,
Scent air-mail stamp, 2SS,-
355 Cancelled. 3l4,457 sold:
coils. 220.l73 Cancelled, 257-
ia sold; booklet panes, 146.-
835 Cancelled. 1875 sold
(some dealers made up covers
with singles or pairs cut from
booklet panes). ....
December IS. Gloucester,
Mass, 4-cent Winslow Homer
commemorative. 1885 can
celed. 805. AIT sold.
The Philatelic Sales Agency
had total sales OF S2,626.473
for the calendar year ending
December 81. a decrease Of
$l31.l97 despite the Project
Mercury and Hammarskjold
rushes. However, untitled
Hammarskjold orders piled
up at years end probably
would have sent the total
over 1851 II they had been
serviced In time.
R%ss
Justices Exchange Covers
Justices Of the high courts
Of India and the United States
States exchanged first-day
covers at the Supreme Court
Thursday afternoon. Indian
Ambassador B. K. Nehru
visited Chief Justice Warren
to present nine covers with
stamps marking the centen-
airy Of the High Court Of Cal
cutta. each with the sigma
lures Of the % justices. In
exchange. Justice Warren
presented the Ambassador
with % first-day covers Of
the new Flag stamp. each
signed by the nine justices OF
the Supreme Court.
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CANADA-One of Cana
da's most noted citizens OF
foreign birth. Sir Casinir
Gzowski. will be honored with
a commemorative stamp TO
be issued March 5.