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4X 14 48 2B 38 by Paraguay in 1924 when they Assued three different denominations on which appeared maps of. the country with a generous portion of the disputed territory included. All of the word "Paraguay" except for the last two letters fell directly on the Chaco territory. This was of course a definite claim to the land. .| If, however, this was the only reaâ€" son for the stamps there would be no. reason for the thousands of varâ€" jeties that make this annual appearâ€" ance throughout the world today. The largest scale of advertizing in the world is accomplished through the medium of the postage stamp. ‘They.‘also chronical the affairs of the world in a permanent record. â€" One of the most active parts ever played in history by an issue of stamps was an issue of Paraguay which provoked war with their neighbor Bolivia. Eind There is a territory of 100,000 square miles of jungle and swamp infested area between these two countries that has caused periodical bbles between these two South .Aqg::rican countries. > t PAGE TEN l Postage is fundamentally nothing more than fancy receipts applied to outgoing mail to show delivery pay» Deerfield Candidates File for Offices : ~Petitions for West Deerfield townâ€" ship offices are being filed with Town Clerk, Mrs. Loretta Willman. The last date for filing is Tuesday, March 2, ‘and the final date for withdrawing their names is March 8. The Peoples ticket is the only complete ticket as yet filed and its personnel is as follows: . For supervisorâ€"James O‘Connor, For assessorâ€"E. H. Selig. For < constables â€" Harold, Plagge and Charles G. Pettis. Independent candidates who are not affiliated with any particular For justices of peaceâ€"P. J. Duffy and Woodman Todd. â€" For town clerk â€"Irene Rockenâ€" In 1927 Bolivia issued a map BOWMAN MILK COSTS NO MORE! Photograph <ourtesy of * Associated fur Indu.tmes of Chicage Address for this department to Kenneth Knappen in care of ::J%mmm-ulm.ww i i envelo : NOTES ON PHILATELY THE FINEST LN THE FIELD! BY KENNETH (KAE) KNAPPEN tally" started _ The new 20 and $0 airmail stamps are available at |‘Jocal postoffices after Feb. 20. They are on the sam» general design as ‘&nt of the "Clipâ€" ‘per" excépt that the date will not appear. They areé issued primarily Afor transâ€"pacific mail but may be ‘used on domesticmatter if sent by stamp, presumably a counter atâ€" tact, with "Bolivia" marked in part and "Chaco Boliviano" on the southâ€" o-kurn section. of the Chaco. few months after this issue, the real fighting started and while bulâ€" lets were flying, the postal war conâ€" tinued, with Paraguay issuing a stamp picturing United States Presiâ€" dent Hayes who had at one time settled the dispute granting the terâ€" ritory to Paraguay. For .uniubleHC.rl Scheer and Percy McLaughlin. | â€" * Through an error, the name of James ‘O‘Connor was omitted from ‘h}.week’s paper. The Press is sonry for the epror, but it was not intentional. . | Bolivia took little heed to the hisâ€" toric issue and in 1931 issued still another map set making more defiâ€" nite claim to the disputed region. Up to 1981 the war had been unâ€" fi.M” and as no agreement could made, a forma} declaration of war was made. Heavy losses were made on both sides." Paraguay then issued aâ€" stamp wgded "El Chaco has been, is, and:alwhys will be â€" Paraguaye‘s." B_&}viu it seems, had every available person engaged in the war so that tbfiy eould not posâ€" tally fire back. / For/supervisorâ€"Clifford Hammer and William Barrett. Quality Cleaners ~| ... Phone H. P. 178 RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. It Pays to Advertise e THE SABLE COAT ®© BOWMAN MILK Its beauty, rareness, and the expert technique reâ€" quired for its production establish it as superior to all other fers. Its superior flavor, rich quality, freshness and purity have made it the leading milk in Chicago and, suburbs for three generations. ; «"3 Cornered Moon‘ to.Be Given Friday at Deerfield School as: planning of a suicideâ€"a foodâ€" less dinnerâ€"a haircut by two unâ€" responsible young menâ€"a sympatheâ€" tic doctor making love to an exâ€" debutant. t The rehearsals of "Three Cornered Moon" are at last nearing compleâ€" tion and those who have had the pleasure of seeing the rehearsals as well as those of the cast think that it will be the best comedy if not the best play ever presented in this viâ€" ~ The cast under Kenneth Hunter‘s direction consists of : cinity. Mrs. F. C. Ritter as Mrs. Rimpleâ€" gan; Frank Mennell as Douglas Rimplegan; Don Clark as Kenneth Rimplegan; Kathleen Galloway as Jenny, the maid; Ralph de Sl_u_.al' Those who have not purchased tickets may do so at the door Friday evening, Feb. 26, in the Deerfleld Grammar school. A There will be new lighting efâ€" fects that will please the eye as the school has received lighting equipâ€" ment. The club and the P.â€"T.A. have spent much time and money to make this play a success. P ‘â€" Although "Three Cornered Moon" has a serious plot it is a very humâ€" orous comedy that will draw many laughs from the audiences. â€" Much hilarity is produced by such scenes Summing this all up "Three Corâ€" nered Moon" is a serious situation that has been burlesqued by a playâ€" wright who has done an entertainâ€" ing play. P t * Ed Rimplegan; Mary Jane Galloâ€" way as Elizabeth Rimplegan; David Jenking as Donald; Harold Peterson as Dr. Allen Stevens; Georgia Burch as Kitty Davidson. â€" . s 101 North 8t. Johns Avenue LINGOLNâ€"ZEPHYR VA2 for 19357 _ THE PRESS ‘The following home hazards have ‘been the cause of many serious and fatal accidents UWuring the past years; f s 1, Slippery floors and sidewalks. 2. Unsafe: ladders and step ladâ€" ders. | 7 _ 8. Objects left on floors and stairâ€" ways where someone may fall over down. What is carbon monoxide gas? Carbon monoxide gas may b{‘fomed by burning almost any kind of fuel without enough oxygen. A very small percentage of carbon monoxâ€" ide gas in the air will cause headâ€" ache, then unconsciousness, then death. The blood has a great affinâ€" ity for carbon monoxide and abâ€" sorbs it from the lungs instead of the oxygen which is needed to susâ€" tain life. 8. Gas leaks. 9. Use of gasoline or naphtha for cleaning in the home. en ag 11. Automobileâ€"â€"engines run in closed garages. Watch for these hazards. Don‘t let them strike you them. ~~10. Scalding water carried about the house in pails. . r "?I.-â€"Eloetrh'"‘ ie light fixtures and switches near sinks and tubs not inâ€" sulated. An automobile engine running in an ordinary small garage with doors and windows clpsed will <produce enough carbon monoxide gas to kill 4. Broken or loose stairs.. 5. No handrails on. stairs. 6. Electric cords, plugs, and sockâ€" ets in poor condition. _ f PURNEL ‘ L & WILSON, Inc. you in a few moments. * Carbon monoxide gas is odorless, coloriess, andi very deadiy,. _ J9" cannot feel it, see it, smell it, or taste it. : Never run the motor of your car unlm»tlwwm“‘.'h' dows are open. While urging eligible employees who have not yet done so to file their applications, H. L. McCarthy, reâ€" gional‘ director ‘of the Social Securâ€" ity Board, announced the total numâ€" ber of employee applications reâ€" ceived in Illinois, Indiana and Wisâ€" consin for participation in the Fedâ€" eral oldâ€"age benefits program under the Social Security Act. Tilinois ranks third in the number of applications from employees for social security account numbers. Inâ€" diana ranks tenth, and Wisconsin twelfth in the number of applicaâ€" tions received. I The total number just released as of January 15 throughout the United States has reached 28,647,â€" 461 employee applications, on Form S8Sâ€"5. New York has filed 8,564,652 of these applocations; Pennsylvania, 2,285,086; and Illinois, 1,820,545. Inâ€" diana has registered 634,123 and Wisconsin 499,507. â€" At the same time Mr. McCarthy released figures issued by the post office department, giving an estimâ€" ate of the number of employee apâ€" plications filed in seventyâ€"five of the largest cities in the country. Chicago ranks second to New York (in this list, numbering 1,327,866 apâ€" plications as against New York‘s 1,941,800. Philadelphia, Detroit, and Boston follow in succession. Illinois Third in Applications Under Social Security â€" deadly. You it, smell it, or Phone Highland Park 710 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 125, 1987 / vi with & total of ap ranks p to Newark, New Jersey; lis, sixteenth, with | next to Cincinnati. Peoria td . in the list, with‘ s Sp IIl., is seventieth, 81,; and Madison, Wis.,) L \.-1&17,400,&...% Nebr, which is last, by 4j is very el emplo to once,"‘ said 1 is important that tard) el u&»«u%_ flgi"“' ; to file apph at 'on*."‘ufl Mr. M st offices inre now able to ass & y adcount numbers 8 :Fgo days after receipt of the application." . ) 1A If chicken Jor I mwmmufirm# for an hour before serving, the fis. vor of the salad is much improved. Before adding mayonnaise at ing time, drain off Frendldrx \ Dahi‘s _ Auto Reconstruction Co. j Auto Repainting | | _ Cold Frame | ipamnatt lt â€" ‘Body and Fender apRinc seryice sTaTIo® 822 N. First St. _ Phone 77