Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1935, Page 12

[nids The Home of Roggpe| X Old Point Comfort muscular and joint aches. Ask for Capudine Liquid or the modified for- mula, Capudine Tablets. 10¢, 30c, 60c. STAMP DUPLIGATES (N SALE MARCH T |Likenesses to Gifts of Far- ley to Be Offered Only by Agency. The Post Office Department today set March 15 for the sale of unper- forated postage stamps which are being issued to duplicate gifts of | stamps made by Postmaster General ——— | Farley. The new stamps will be sold only at the Philatelic Agency here. | A demand that the sheets be made due to functional distunbances available in retail as well as wholesale form probably will be granted, and | collectors will have the privilege of purchasing single specimens or blocks Capudine contains several ingredients which act together to give quicker relief for headache as well as pains due to fresh colds, neuralgia, and for of four. No first-day cover arrange- ments, however, will be considered. Philatelic Society Acts. The Washington Philatelic Society, | meeting at the Hotel Carlton last | evening, opposed this plan for solving ithe imperforate stamp problem and | formally demanded that Farlcyt “retrieve and destroy” the unfinished { souvenir sheets which he admits hav- ing presented to favored friends. Post Office Department policies and "$'|| practices under the New Deal were %d. condemned as “scandalous,” depart- ment executives were represented as ease-carrving pests. | having been guilty of ‘“grossly un- ACK‘SHOTDEATH CAPUDINE CRACK-SHOT s guaranteed to rid the home of roaches. Get a’can now. Worry no more with those dis- members of Congress were accused of | “playing politics at the expense of | collectors.” i May Discuss Situation. Those participating in the debate | included Albert F. Kunze, Dr. Ellis | Haworth, Valdemar Weiergang, J. H. Jenkins, Edwin W. Beitzell, E. Taylor | Papson, Herman Bocorselski, Francis B. Leech, Philip Simms Warren, Gerard | Ten Eyck Beeckman and James Waldo | Fawcett | The Board of Governors of “the | society unanimously adopted a resolu- | ticn calling upon Mr. Farley to recover | “all unethically issued stamps” and "-u this should prove impossible of ethical conduct. and Democratic complete attainment, then we ask that imperforate stamps of those issues be | made available at all first-class post | offices in any quantity desired.” A copy of the resolution was sent to President Roosevelt. D. C. YOUTH NAMED CATHOLIC U. EDITOR David F. James to Direct The Minus Hazards of Iey Roads Tower—James E. Toomey to Motor to Historic Places | of the two historic documents. THE EVENING ST AR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1935. By the Assoclated Press. Moving day may come again soon for the age-yellowed Declaration of In- dependence and the Constitution of the United States. But where these two most treasured relics of the Nation will rest next is not yet decided. They now are housed in the Library of Congress. The recently created National Ar- chives Council is empowered to trans- fer them to the new $10,000,000 Ar- chives Building now nearing com- pletion, along with tons of other Gov- | ernment records now scattered all over ‘Washington. Many other Federal institutions, in- cluding the Library of Congress, how- ever, are eager to be the custodian Final decision rests with the new Archives Council, which is composed of members New Archives Council to Decide Home for Original Constitution of the cabinet, the chairmen of the Senate and House Library Committees, the librarian of Congress, the secre- tary of the Smithsonian Institution and the archives of the United States. Hidden From British. During the last century and a half the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution have had several homes. When the British advanced on Washington in 1814, the Secretary of State sent the Declaration by a trusted clerk to Leesburg, Va., for safekeeping. Later, for many years it was on ex- hibition at the Patent Office. Then it | was removed in 1877 to the State De- partment, only a few months before the Patent Office wing in which it had been stored was destroyed by fire. The Constitution also was on pub- lic view at the State Department for some time after 1877, but for the last decade both documents have rested in a marble shrine in the Library of Congress. Besides being the depository for val- uable Government records, the new Archives Building also is to become the storehouse of a great national collec- tion of motion picture and sound films to perpetuate for the future a record of contemporary American life. Private Films Included. From Hollywood the Government will receive for this new collection a great number of important private films of historic interest, in addition to current news and other pictures of an educational character, such as those with the Byrd Polar Expedition to the South Pole. ‘The sound recordings also are to include all the radio broadcasts made by the President and other high Gov- ernment officials of the Federal Gov- ernment. Eight special fireproof vaults have been constructed in the Archives Building to house the collection. FEBRUARY FURNITURE AND AUTOS Carried FREE When Accompanied by Passenger $ ONE WAY Be Sports Head. David F. James, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Herbert E. James, 278 Fifteenth street | southeast, has been named editor in | chief of The Tower, student news- | paper at Catholic University, begin- | SPECIAL—S3.50 Round Trip 1423 HSt.N.W. Round Trip $5 (50-Day Limit) ning with the second semester. first issue of the new year will ap- ‘ pear today. James is the third Washing- tonian to hold the position in the last four | years, his prede- |cessors being | Benedict M. Mor- |san of Stone- leigh Courts and William R. Mc- Andrew of 3303 Seventh street. James E. Too- | mey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Toomey of 3135 Highland place, was appointed sports editor. His brother, Vincent L. Too- mey, jr., held the post in 1933. Other new members of the manag- ing board of The Tower are Paul H. Evers Sat. Leaves 6:30 P. M. Home Monday 7 A. M. A big steel ste: hotel and gal relax, sleep like ‘Wonderful meals, library, staterooms as lo as $1.00. City Ticket Office NAtlonal 1520 DIstrict 3360 David F. James. SHORT LINE TO THE CAROLINAS Heltzel, Warren, Ohio. managing edi- tor; John PF. Thralls, Brooklyn, N. Y., copy editor, and William M. Zoebisch, Woodcliff, N. J., circulation manager. (A)hRK ET oM‘PA NY L S. GOVERNME SPECTED MEATS - 311 7th St. 3146 M St. N.W. WHY PAY MORE? 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