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OAKLAND TRIBUNE. SUNDAY, AUGUST 161942 Activities 4 of egroes 13 Last Rites for Baptist Pastor to Be Observed Propaganda Adhesives Authorized in Cuba to. Combat Fifth Columnists District Officers to Be Feted by Oakland Rebekahs on Thursday By LENA M. WYSINGER Last rites will be said tomorrow istrative staff of a Community Chest for the late Dr. Gordon C.

Cole- and Council nf Social Agencies, man for 30 vears nastnr of North Miss Jean Hill, has recently ac- with the cause of the Uirttad Na- tions. A set of five propaganda stamps to combat fifth columnists has been authorized by Cuba. The designs. released last week, are modern and dramatic. The one-ccntavu.

green, depicts a 11 T. --V, cepted a position in New York City Oakland Baptist Church. 32nd and .1. as examiner in the Veterans Admin- Linderi Streets. The services be held at the church.

Dr. Cole-i Miss Hill came by her position man died last Mnndav at his home through a civil service test in May. mm- -ik Officers of District No. "0, and a group of folk dances pre-; I OOF will be the guests of Oak- sented by Changs' International1 ii! tv Folk Dancers, land, Rebekah Lodge No. 16, Thurs- Mffc Kemp is generali day evening, at Odd Fellows Tcm-.

chairman of the evening and will pie. Eleventh and Franklin Streets, be assisted by the following com-j A 6 o'clock dinner will precede mitteei Freda Bates. Lola the regular business meeting, which Elizabeth Dickie, Dorothy will be conducted by Noble Grand Anna LeBreton, Emma Milner, Carlotta Bush. Pansy Pingel, Helene The program which is being ar-1 Cordelia Roundtree. Dora Schnei-I ranged by Entertainment Chairman der.

Audrey Tevlin, Nellie Weed-! Alice Schmidt will include vocal man. Ardice Wood and Noble on 37th Street. Suggestions that such astamp set might be issuediywmeeon after i st a announced his intention of joining th United Nations against the Axil TOAvers. but until last week postal offreiajs in Havana denied report that the" set would be issued. The three-centavo stamp is the The deceased was a native of Her appointment came in Julv.

Her woman arm ripping a smiling mask 1 duties entail giving medical in- from fm'e vicious man. The formation' from insurance applica- a for Cuba, for the; tions of service men. republic coat or arms is in the. form i n. (.

of a bracelet. Scottsbury, Virginia, one of 14 children of. Rev. Charles S. and Mrs.

The three-cemavo. red. poitravs a Elizabeth Coleman. of U.C.. having majored in hospital i Surviving, other than his widow.

Mrs. Ruth R. Coleman, are three sons, Gordon C. Coleman Dr. selections bv Helen Crean.

accom-: Grand Carlotta Bush and Vice dietetics. She took her student; graduate course at Freedmans Hospital. Washington. D.C., after which. woman's face, again emblematic of Cuba with an admonishing finger across her lips.

In the upper left corjior the sinister eves of a fifth columnist while in the upper panicd by Mrs. Florence Smith, Irene Petersen. normal shape, but the other Hour of the set are horizontally oblong. 't The drsign of the one-centavo basically the same as an idea mittcd to the Cuban Government by John C. Coleman, practicing physi- time she returned to her family cian ot uie tasiDay ana samuei a.

hom Shp is dauRhter of Rev Lodge Plans Coleman, and two daughters. Mrs.iand Mrs D.lnie, of r. The inscription Julia Coleman Jones of nf lKlld: Thr flf(h ll'mn Miss Margaret Hill, sister of and Mrs. Marion John- ln Wasn. spying upon you.

Eastern Star Entertained Tennessee Charles Carlson, an American mu- ralist while the idea for the five centrvo value is similar to 'on sketched by Gordon Aymar, Vice- Jr. Cu" The five-centavo, blue, shows a son. Richmond IMKUIN. HN A 1 IVUIM. G1IC livl 1: Initiation ighlning cutting in half a vnurn TTT ni TED I iuwii yn 11 iiui in it i.diui.il supervisor over nine oiner vypisis.

iiTi. -1 1--1 -1 .1 1 l. huge snake which had coiled itself vt. coiemtm naa servea as vice- uc or mmiu president of the National Baptist: San Francisco State Teachers Col- fi The -inscription i Plans for September will be DE C10A' president of the Compton Advet tising The Department of Communlce tions in Havana also has announced that a set of two stamps will be ie sued to honor Maj. Gen.

Mario Mehocal. patriot and former Presi convention 101 i-unsfiuiive yrars. uur i.Uic uU, o. says. -Destroy the fifth column: it He was moderator lor tne si.

jonn 1 university, wnen nine is avauauic. serneiil I 2 UUft Baptist untircn District. rte naa: Jean resmes wnn an auiu 111 iii-w i0.rentavo emerald green. York City. Margaret is living with i served- for years on the directors' cllMW'C fil'd mn wilVl KiHninn her grandmother, Mrs.

Edwards in fram nolmdltllJ thp lfth dent of Cuba. 1 Washington. nt nnrie rnlnmns Th. board of the local branch of the N.A.A.C.P. and has always been prominent in civic and church affairs.

Members of the Kathryn Farwell Associatfon, Order of Eastern Star, from San Francisco were honored at the meeting of the Associate Matrons of the Eastbay, Monday, at the United Brethren Church, Rockridge. After luncheon Instructions were given by Kathryn Farwell, associate grand matron. The San Francisco group was welcomed by President Jeannette formulated at the meeting of the membership commitee of Oakland Chapter No. 965, Women of the Moose, at the home of Alberta D'Arcy, chairman, 2369 Linden Street, Tuesday at 8 p.m. Committee members include: Irene Minney, vice-chairman; Nettie Hunter, Belle Hansen and Eva Zollar.

Plans will be made for a class reads. "Assume your patriotic dutv. destroy the fifth column." The Rev. Coleman worshiped In his own church August 2. having The three-centavo denomination will portray Menocal, who President from 1913 to 1920.

The five-centavo value will depict scene of "Guaimaro's Battle," which was won by Menocal in the war for-, Cuba's independence. The selection of Menocal's portrait -for a Dostage stamp completes th IT.S.O. ADDRESS EXCERPTS We are grateful to our readers who sent in requests for more of the dedicatory address delivered by Rev. F. D.

Haynes at the U.S.O. Building in San Francisco. Sunday, August 2. "A castle may be cold and cheerlesswhile a peasant's cabin can returned from Hot Springs. Arkan figure of a woman warrior with a imer president of the Cuban Phila-shield in her left hand and a lance telic Society, this set will be issued in her right, warding otf a ei'euch-jas KOOn as supplies are ready.

They i.hiKn'nHClUThhinina i will be part of a campaign to pre- sas, where he had been for his health Mix. Frances Kemp, who la 9nral chairman of Oak-land Rebekah lodge entertainment Thursday night since April. Mrs. Coleman joined her husband at the resort June 2. to be held Thursday, Stewart.

Sister Kathryn introduced initiation returning home with him July 27. philatelic gallery of former Cubatt, Do not fear the fifth column." I vent subversive acuvmes in uoa radiate peace and contentment. Soj Dr. Coleman was one of Cali According to Luis A. Pintado, for-and to proclaim Cuba's affiliation i presidents.

fornia's leading Baptist minister? honoring the work of Marguerite Beaulieu, chairman of the stamps and bonds committee. Refreshments will be served Mrs. Beau- 1: we want our boys to go from here inspired, we must contribute that, something that is so vital and necessary to it. and during hi long years of service had guided large congregations in his church. REVIEW TO BE HOSTESS The body will lie in stafeat a rt hi lieu and commitee: Edna Reder.

Frances Stetson, Edith Warner, Ger-j trude Cronin and Minerva Brainen. Adhesives Mark Farm Conference A set of six stamps was issued by the church following the norniftjS "We are not here to dedicate a building that ls to be used exclusively for Americans of certain pigmentation of skin, for we are waging war against such false percepts and ideals. If I thought so, I would not Myrtle Baez, president of the San Francisco Associate Matrons, who thanked the Eastbay girls. Attending from San Francisco were: Evelyn Ames, Elsie Bell, Evalyn Brandt, Carol Dain, Beulah Eberth, Francis Evans. Myrtle Baez, Juanlta Greasier.

Grace Johnson. Ethl Ryan, Ruth LaCoste, Anna McMurry, Mabel Rentschler, Lura Sellick, VI Smith and Jessie Wallace. The tables were arranged by Nina Decker, chairman, assisted by Mae Ward, Bessie Mau. and Myrtle Craw. service.

HERE FOR SURVEY Members to Get Venezuela Issue This week's stamp offer for men- bers of The Tribune Stamp Clllb 1 consists of a set of five untued values from Venezuela, each beat- I ing the likeness of General Sucre. The stamps were printed in 1904. Nine applications for the class! The quarterly meeting of the 'Past honoring Chairman Beaulieu for her presidents and Presidents Associ-sales of war stamps and bonds have! Central California will be h.an rfpoivpH Hnto Pn-wnrlrprfi i J. Harvey Kerns, executive Division of Negro WrlfaVe, Cincinnati Council of Social Agen Mexico to mark the second Inter-American Agricultural Conference held there between July 6 and 16. The two-centavo, sienna, shows a 7 nhni.r rnnnrtt held in Wigwam Hall, Pacific Build- be here this afternoon.

It is conveniently located in an area where we Americans of certain common ties live. hundred per cent, i'ng, Tuesday. Oakland Review No. cies, a department of the fom- Doris Foss, chairman of the library; Women's Benefit Association, munity Chest, arrived in J0akland Monday for a two-weeks" analysis "In other words, the policy of the U.S.O. is opposed to any segregation prone woman as a symbol or agriculture.

In one hand she holds a sheaf of grain, In her other a tractor. Her hair forms the tilled fields and her knees take the shape of Mt. Popocatepetl and Mt. Ixtacihuatl. commitee, is distributing books and; wjn be rivipw Maud magazines to the service camps in this vicinity ls ''hairman of the Hmcheon.

There Bell Hansen, chairman of the; will be a reception in the evening of the Negroes in OaWflnd in their relation to the social and civic welfare programs in the community. Kerns will investigate and study the relation of Negroes in Oakland to social welfare agencies, the effect Nan B. Dickson to Make Visit to Campus Lodge Nan B. Dickson, district deputy social service commitee, will hold a' after the meeting. The Service Club will meet at the meeting of her committee this week to nrrange their program for the next three months.

BOOlWUMCla setup, but it might give to our boys the warmth of surroundings which we are so accustomed to, if it had given us this unit. It can and will accomplish our purpose without leaving any detrimental after-effect upon this communnty, if we but see it in the right light. "The only regret I have to offer home of Mrs. A. Hensley.

3432 Dia Die proof of one-pound PostaHInion Liiue of Great Britain lianed by the artist. It was sold recently In London. president of district No. 70. wijl pay her official visit to Campus Rebekah TnM Kniilli Pevtrnlov fit thp mond Street.

Wednesday. A potluckOf the migration of Negroes on the luncheon will be followed by cards, social structure of the community The Enstbay Girls Club will meet; and the Negro in general. next meeting in their lodge rooms 1 National Leader Cliest 448 at the home of Nancy Boothby, mmM" i i 1 PSSBiwffnStsMi' 1-9 I i i I An evaluation of social work 4) ffiv A Four candidates were Riven tlie; 1 this afternoon is that it requires the 45th. Street. Friday.

tebekah degree at Initiation ceie- Mr Yicrory UUD rarTy evils of war to produce such an nonies Friday evening. They were: v-it, National President Erma BULLETIN BOARD institution. It would have given me Officers Named to Lead programs on the Negro will be made. Kerns was invited to Oakland by the Council of Social Agencies of Oakland and will have headquarters in the Council of Social Agencies' department of the Community Chest James W. Kerin.

Eslelle 1,. Kerrin. of the Daughters of Union August 18 Council ot Northern Bellah Wakefield and aiiy l.avme.; Veterans as a special guest, the Vic-' A kj cd Nan B. Dickson Instructed the cib of Jennie Hogan Tent; Mr9onaur review no. 37 cently installed officers in their i .60, entertained at a luncheon and Mrs.

Jessie Quigley will serve as duties. Present were a number of i party in the home of the presi-l prMident of Argonaut Review No. treater joy if this had been a peacetime project, rather than a wartime measure. But they tell me that it is an ill wind that biows no good. So I pray that after the last bomber has showered his death discharge upon Innocent women and children California Philatelic Societies, quarterly meeting, at Hotel Whitcomb, 1231 Market Street.

San Francisco CCtfOSOiC02(t in the Plaza Building. KEEN STUDENT As a student of community problems and a social analysis. Kerns has served as executive secretary of the 59, Women's Benefit Association, for the balance of the year, according to announcement by review leaders. Exhibit of stamps by members of host club, California Philatelic So visiting jieoenans aim mi. mar (jPnt Alice Johnson, recently.

May Walling, past noble grand, Woodman, past department tresi-Nebraska. dent, and other members of Doro- Peggy O'Shea, character rjjx Tent, were also guests. Mrs had charge of initiatory cere-; Johnson was assisted by Maude Ka- mnn(p F.li7;)hPth and Anna Sher-'llL' nAillat. arA tfrnnrlrlaiiali. ind that when the last gun has been Members may secure this set to i fired and the trudgin tired boys in 1 I gether with the usual story-telllnf Mtf.

Jessie Ban will nil the return to take their nlaee ironsin, for five vears and Omaha album page for cents either Bjr-- The five-centavo, turquots, shows an allegorical figure of agriculture sowing grain. The 10-centavo, orange, shows two hands reaching from in society again, we shall give due Nebraska, seven years For two years he was Field Secretary of the wood were chairmen of the ban- tPr jvfargarct Miller. The table deco--ot ice-president. quet. rations and favors were carried out tTrs.

Jennie Hoffman entertained 4h (hpmp. th Westway Chib of the review at cslling in person at The Tribune'' office in Oakland or by nail. Or" dent will be filled by mail when consideration to all of (he values of mankind to the end that we might live in peaceful pursuit of these ideals cherished by all freedom loving people." National Urban League, New York City. His published studies on accompanied by en additional 1H I The next meeting of the club will her home recently for the last meet-be announced later, when plans ing before vacation. will be made for a card party to be- cent stamp to cover mailing Mtt- Lyon Corps to Practice For Inspection Program Lvon Relief Corps No.

fi, W.R.C ciety. Informal luncheon 12:30 p.m.; meeting 2 p.m. to be followed by a special showing through the courtesy of the National Federation of Stamp Clubs, of a st of new slides entitled "The Penny Black Stamp." Collectors and their families ar cordially invited to attend. August 19 San Francisco Pacific Philatelic Society, regular meeting 8 p.m., in the English Room, Palace Hotel. San Francisco.

The stamps of Uruguay will be displayed by Joseph Sharp who will also discuss new stamp issues. Visitors are I given in October. Negro life include: A Study of Negro Development in Omaha, Nebraska; a Study of the Negro in Lincoln. Nebraska: a Business and Industrial Study of Negroes in Nebraska, a The tent will entertain with a card maps of North and South America and clutching a single torch. The remaining three stamps of the set are for air-mail service.

They include 20-centavo, green, husking corn; 40-rentavn, brown, piekjjig coffee, and one-peso, purple, picking bananas. The stamps were printed by the Talleres de Impression de Fstamp-illns Valores, Mexico City, and show the new Mexican form of per- Historic Military Unit Reorganizes PORTLAND, "Ore meets Wednesday at 10:30 o'clock par1v Tuesday in the lodge rooms Gypsy Folk Party To Close Season in tne veterans nimii.Mii. Veterans Memorial Building 200 Grand Avenue, to practice for I PI i iitr tt i II tiffin 1 H( (UP) Cavalry i Social Study of Negroes in Wiiiston- hi-iSali m. North arolina. Little Hock.

inspection by Mary Peterson of l-os'oiara )Sar1m is chairman There will A- of most torieal military units, is readv to Arkansas. New Orleans. Louisiana. Angeles, president of the depart be no of the tent Girls pick up where it left orf in H117 Dimhan. North Carolina.

He 1 The unit, formerly commanded served on the administrative staff of itiv the late Gen. George A White. Hie New York Department of Public I'lie Berkeley Camp Fir will close their Summer gyps.V i foration. alternating large and small Club Plans Luncheon trail program with a gypsy August 21- California Collectors' folk 'horns. Stamp illustrated by courtesy ot Club, regular weekly meeting, 8 IFffiBTB R.

D. Harnett of Oakland. ment, some time in September. Federation No. 7, Fdith Gutfeld of Vallejo.

president, will meet with Iiokont Mt. of Ri i keli y. Krj day at Jl a.m. Federation No. 7 comprises Lincoln Corps No.

3, San Francisco, Lyon Corps No 6, Oakland, IiOokout Mt. No. 3f of Berkeley, and Farragut No. 30. Vallejo The Blue Bird Club of will meet at the home of Rosa Sturtevant, August 2fi.

at Hotel Whitcomb, 1231 Market Street, San Francisco. The stamps of Danzig will be exhibited The Westwi.v Club or Alameda ha- been reformed under the Ore-, Welfare one year. Review No. Woman's Benefit As- Guard and will lie led h.v Kerns is a graduate or Liv.ng-soeiation. will meet Wednesday for H.

C. Tohin. US. Army, re- stone ol ege did graduate work a 12:30 lin luncheon at the Hired. the School of Applied Social home of Mrs Jessie Huguley, 2629: The Stale Guard has announced Science.

Western Reserve University Crit Street. Alameda, according to1 plans for organization of additional land received an A. degree in so-Mrs. Fdith Saur, president of thel cavalry troops at Pendleton. Burns, eial administration from Omaha club.

A benefit card party will fol-Baker, Salem and Klamath Falls, University. He is the only Negro low the' luncheon. Ore. 'in the United States on the admin- Bhopal Issues New Stamp Bhopal, a feudal state in India, has issued a new one-anna, three- by H. F.

Kalse. New issues will De displayed and discussed. Visitors are welcome. Is. party mi Wednesday.

A training course for Camp Fire' guardians will begin on August 14. Six meetings will he held at the; Camp Fire office. 2073 Allslon Way, under the direction of Miss Mary Schellenberg. The course is designed primarily for new lenders, to give them an opportunity to learn the programs, how to lead the groups, etc. The Wakudkiya Camp Fire group, under the leadership of Mrs.

W. A. Keene. has spent Hie Summer sewing for the Needlework Guild. Berkeley Camp Fire Girls are urged to phone headquarters and Nazis Issue Baltic Set When Nazi forces invaded the Baltic countries, an entire set of German stamps replaced those of the Ru sian occupational adminis Newspaperboys Contestant Winners' Vacations Drawing to a Close tration traiioii.

Thlt scarce SOc value Cltppsr air 1 are German is are I stamps, Msues witfNa pornait of ittmp ii included in our nw different picket contalntnS Adolf Hitler FACE-DIFFERENT U.8. tinS i i i i i l.v itv in Hie ma or tv regisicr lor me ntimmer sruvHies. f(i 'viccl 1 anu an nverprmi, umwi.u, sued si loris tso as the CIVIL WAR pie Man.) for olfiri.il Printed in green, it is iiiscriberl! in what hnd been Kslonia, ISfiZ. TM entire pli price lists and "STAMP FWDE Latvia, before the Russian occu- "Bhopal State Postage" in English Arabic and Hindustani. which htlt Identity those in 1941.

tne set memoes foreign ttimpi is only 10c. Get rvufa tJtl iu cu nt -1 i' iiitii i di til i iii in I njiu riiu iv iiiwiiih, 1 1 Yellowstone and Glacier Nalion.il' (heir hoises bac from Crossley Tribune district adviser. Fran Arizu uniong winners of the Yo.semite' t-nmp j-ire utrls is an agency ol Parks, Yosemite Valley, an'd Di-; Lake Camp in the high Montana I Billy Kvans, 12. was the youngest Valley and I)imnd-0 Boy SeoiitjJ-he Community (best. mond-O Boy Scout ramp in the Tins evening they are and newest Tribune boy to be a ramp vacations, also drawing to High Sierra, today were drawing to, due at Glacier Park Hotel.

They are: wjnner major rontest. prize. His, close this week. All art returning Brazil AdheSIVC a close for 350 Tribune newspaper-i coming home by way of companions all have been winners, home this week, the last of their- frnrn Brazil comes a 400-reis boys, winners in The Tribune news-1 reaching Oakland Wednesday morn- of previous contests, and number; "thank yon" note1; to Tribune sub- vioIet stamp an(j a 400. brown.

14 (IHominations between one and now! When mailed othen of out interestmc ofen 1 80 pfertliig. Inspection. T. K. BA.

Ean rrancuco. paperboys' fifth annual Summer va among them irips to Alaska, uaia- senders Being written on me. The violet stamp shows a map of New Araentine 35-Centavo una and a zl-aay transcontinental room taoirs ai v.unii i.umj. ing. On the trip are Ira Ligon, Richard Karn, Billy Evans, Gordon Stock- South African Surcharge The provisional 70-renl Kenya.

Tanganyika and Uganda surcharge on the South African stamp, issued on April 17. was intended to prepay charges on airgraph letters mailed to Great. Brit Your Best lnrafed I the country with three arrows (pointing west. Inscription Is "Go- tour I imler the trees at Dimond-O. the tree An official resolution just passed in Agentina provides for a 38-cen-tayo stamp to prepay the reduced inkier Is Tour Stamp collection.

TM beat 11: jjm. in new Scott: Norway, Hustla, AiKtns, Czechoslovakia, BrlL. on domestic special-delivery and all Psclllc Islands. Mail your cation contest. 1 To thousands of Tribune subscrib-' ers who shared in their winning of the big trips, the boys were sending: notes of thanks, most of them on' picture postcards of the new places the boys are seeing.

Many were addressed in theobser-. vation car of the Great Northern Railroad's "Empire Builder" as the ain and Lire, aeco'ding to Africa Standard usjs or can sunaay to I. Ernest Jihn, 1M0 Clinton, AlSMMa The Eat' letters. 1 The new stamp will depict the -I General Postoffire building in iinnia Inaugurarao Ofieial" and is. to play up efforts of President Vargas to develop land rich in lumber, rubber, gold, sjver and precious stones.

The other stamp shows a hand holding the Torch of Enlightenment against a map of Brazil. It is for the commemoration of the ieighth Brazilian Congress of Edu-; i Buenos Aires but neither the date Kedah Mamps enlarged l0f issue nor the color has been Kedah's regular two-cent stamp, designated, the design of which has been in use How Open Tltirl cation. i R. D. AI Error in Sierra Leone Issue since 1021.

now is issued in a Miami larger size. IStk Stn OSS. winners of the major rontest prizes, all-expense-paid vacations in Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, journeyed through the scenic Northwest. STREAM OF CARDS The stream of rards continued as A vertical pair of Sierra Leone's Algeria's Perain Issue IF YOU NEED EUROP riirrei one-penny stamp witnout horizontal perforations between the set' tn'-c look at eat Steele or Arenas one-rrane. csjes New StattlD Marshal Henri Petain with lran 'SSeS new Jump eiallv font In leml-tiosUi Stts.

Iran i.sjiied violet jtwo designs was discovered recently a provisional, surcharge in red, 1CnA gAN FEANCISCO the boys entered the parks, after'a 1 National-4 were re full day's sightseeing trip at Grand Jsr ceived here last week. WANTED st.imp, Bceordini; to L. Buyer, 116 by an EnRlish stump collector in Nassau Street, New York City Theja mixture of common British co-depinn shows two modern bridges I loniiils. It is the only major error and several industrial plants. The in the Kins Geerge VI series.

The Coulee Dam. There were pictures of HIOHE8T CASH PRICX9 PAH) the horses they picked lor their aA stamp collections, ar cumulation. Or ROBERT FISHER. MIS Rasent, five-day horseback pack trip through the Montana wilds, and of inscriptions lire in Arabic chnracterslpair is postmarked April 18, 19S9. only.

ft is said five other pairs may exist MarkH SlraM S- their visit across the Canadian bor OROC SAN FRANCISOtt JX: der and their launch ride on Water- Best oricM for coUctioni, rart -3 1nn intM. mlwtiirM. -m firmtrrst'ii ton Lake in Canada's Watertnn In siSatwriJf.S.i. Vta FREE! Complett "United Btttos N. America" CatUoi pases, less a-.

i ri Send Se (or txxrtas. H. 1. RartM SSI Transit Boston, i Mf vik y5 Nice Stamps on AtWrotMl Mainly Latln-Amtrtc I man salt twiartatatai H. C.

DOAN. Pemberton. (l. different Netherland (tamM to R. BHfltni ternational Peace Park.

Others came from the Blackfoot Indian reservation where, with exciting ceremonies, a Tribune boy was initiated into the Indian tribe as an honorary chief. Picture postcai of "Old Faithful" reached many Tribune subscribers when the winners of the vacation contest's first grand prize arrived in Yellowstone National Park, after a full week and more in Glacier National Park. TO VISIT SALT LAKE Tonight those boys, Philip Green, John Robben, Vernon Newton and val applicants SOc, Lexinaton Tri or, N.Y. U.S. 19.09, (No.

S73) Sac with is in ski qrai eeo cwapieat oen inoww. -j PERSIA dlWStl ItT 0 I TRIBUNE Stamp Club Send your name and adMrrs, NOW, tonetlier with 10c. for enrollment. Yon will receive along with our membership card, free parket of Mumps, packet of hinfej and Perforation Gauge. Membership Is Open to Everyone TRIBUNE STAMP CLUB Please enroll me a mrmher ol The Tribune Stamp Clilh.

tor which I pnrlfi--r 10c. Mali siipnllef to Name Address 0ssySSiIWt glllIIS)l tecuon sum test. M. jSJVTIS aw. Ban frsneisco.

ItlMADW, ss svrsiubf Bob Ljgon, with their Tribune dis trict adviser, Al Edwards, are board II I II 11 I mil i.iMMfSjllsjii' Ing a Union Pacific sleeper at West 1 Yellowstone for Salt Lake City. A full day of sightseeing in the Coming io an end dr taettttoai of tribun nawapopavrboys for 1h Summer season of 1942. but their stream of thank you' noies and postcards lo thousands of Tribune subscribers who shared in. their winnina of the big trips continues to keep the postman busy. Winners of the contest's Mcond grand priie, a 13-day all-expense-paid vacation trip to Gtfacler Nattbal Park, show six of the "thank you" (hey would like to soy.

Lisft to right. EdiUiswbtCr city nf the Mormons will br'ng many picture po of the Tabernrcle and the Sea'tull Monument to Tribune stib-oribers. From Salt Lake City, the boys' are coming by Southern Pacific's "Overland'' bsek to Oakland and home. Meanwhile, winners ot the vaca-ttom eeatgef second ffand price, tMst Wljjisll fttatitt la covet itom Beyrau ItlllrirOi IW Tk.

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