Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1930, Page 33

WOMEN PROTEST CHANGE IN STAMPS Martha Washington’s Figure May Reappear During Bicentennial. “The only woman ever to be pictured on a regular United States postage stamp — Martha Washington — again may regain the honor which has twice been snatched from her. ‘Women protesting to the Postmaster General over the removal of her head from the 4-cent stamps on May 19, to make room for one of Willlam Howard ‘Taft, see in the prospective issue of ‘Washington bicentennial stamps for | 1932 a chance for the lady of the cap | and fichu to regain her philatelic Pprestige. Officials Will Consider Appeals. Post Office officials sald the appeals of the women would be given due con- | sideration. They do not, however, see | any chance for her re-instatement on a regular stamp issue. The bicenten- nial stamps will be commemorative ones which are of a limited issue to honor some important event. Two other women have been honored by such stamps—Pocahontas and Queen Isa- beila of Spain. It was as a woman subject for a regular stamp issue that Martha Wash- ington stood unique and it is this honor that many women of the country have « been urging the Postmaster General to return her. Post Office officials point out, however, that Mrs. Washington's head still appears on the reply post- cards and bids fair to continue thereon. Historic Stamps Also Demanded. To complaints of the women that the | American Indian might have been re- moved from the l4-cent stamps or the buffalo from the 30-cent ones, instead of taking Martha Washington from the 4- cent kind, the officials argue that the removal of these other subjects would eause dissatisfaction among persons ‘who are continually urging more stamp ition of America’s scenic and his- toric subjects. While her husband and Benjamin Franklin held serene sway on all regular United States gv ps from 1908 until 1922, Martha Washington has had a varied stamp career. She first appeared on the 8-cent stamps in the regular 1901 issue. But in 1008 she was de- throned and not until January 15, 1923, did Martha's cap and fichu bob up'l again. This time she was on a 4-cent stamp. e LA A e LOCAL WEST POINT GRADUATES ASSIGNED Eight of 16 New Officers Ordered to Army Posts in Mary- land. Orders were issued by the War De- partment yesterday assigning to stations, ‘all the members of the 1930 class of grad- uates of the West Point Military Acad- emy. Second Lieut. Paul F. Yount of Alliance, Ohlo, of the Engineer Corps, who stood at the head of his class, is assigned to duty at Buffalo, N. Y. The 16 graduates accredited to the District of Columbia, and commissioned s second lieutenants, are assigned to various stations as follows: Henry B. Croswell, Cavalry, to Fort Bliss, Texas; Herbert C. Bibner, A]ben Watson, II; Paul Clark, jr.; Bream C. Patrick, and R. L. Carmichael, ir., all of the Fleld Artillery, to Fort Hoyle, Md.; George W. Gibbs; Field Artulery,' to Fort Sam Houston, Tex.; Henry B. Kunzig, Infantry, to Fort Washington, Md.; Sidney C. Wooten and Frederick R. Weber, Infantry, to Fort Howard, Md.; Willlam N. Taylor, Infantry, to Fort' Hamilton, N. Y.; Charles L. Olin, Intlntry to Fort Niagara, N. Y.; Ed- Kumpe, Robert H. Booth, Troup Muler ‘4r., and Ludlow King, detailed %o the Alr Corps, are ordered to March Pield, Riverside, Calif., for training. 1= Girl Who Leaped Off Liner Says She “Does Silly Things” By the Associated Press. passenge! girl, overboard at sea Bllul"dly but was rescued. The girl, Miss Marion Herbert, 24, of Detroit, was believed to be suffering from neurasthenia. After she was rescued she apologized to the captain for the trouble she had caused, saying, “I often do silly things like that.” Bill Hits Rum for Youths. TOKIO (#)—Hampel Nagao, & Dep- uty, is campaigning for a bill intro- duced by him forbidding sale of liquor to persons under 25 years of age. 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