June 1979 - International Philippine Philatelic Society

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202 -203204205 -206 -GREG A. HERBERT - UP College ofVeterinary Medicine, Diliman, a.c., Phils;April 5. 1954; Phils: General; Others: US,UN, Bird and Bunerflies on stamps; Member:ATA.ANTON 10 so - 94 Don Jose St., QuezonCity. Phils; March 9.1949; Phils: all areas.JON P. SCHRAG - P.O. Box 3130. Ma·nila. Phils; Oct. 2, 1942; Phils: all areas;Others: USA; Member: APS.MAGTANGGOL C. RIVERO - 1346 M.Hizan St.,Sta. Cruz. Manila, Phils; Aug.10.1945; Phils: all areas.C.M. NIELSEN - P.O. Box 21005. SaltLake City, Utah 84121; March 8, 1922;Phils: US Administration, Jap. Occupation,Aguinaldo, Phil. Emergency andGuerrilla money, Phil. bank notes; Others:US, BNA esp. back of the book materials,Allied, Axis, Jap. Issues of WW II; Member:APS, APC, ARPL, ARA, China SS,Cinderella SC. Croatian PS, German PS.3rd Reich SG, ISJP, Lithuanian PS, S.Allan Taylor So., State Rev. So., WCC,Civil Censorship SG, USPPS, 4th ClassCane. Club.JAPANESE OCCUPATION: "SECRET MARKS"IN THE LAUREL ISSUE CACHET-CANCELby Eugene A. GarrettStarting with the Bureau of Communicationsofficial cachet of May 7, 1944 (Figure 11, whcihwas applied to First Day Covers of the stampsissued to commemorate the Second Anniversary ofthe Fall of Bataan and Corregidor (Scon Nos. N35361. "control numbers" were incorporated conspicuouslywithin the design of that and subsequentcachets and cacheN::ancels. The illustratedexample bears number "4" at the twelve o'clockposition. A similarly numbered rubber stamp wasissued to each postal employee assigned to processcovers on the day of issue, thus making it possibleto trace any impression on cover to a particularclerk. As the name implies, it is believed that the"control numbers" were but one manifestation ofthe tight censorship regulations imposed by theJapanese, and were intended to discourage thepostal clerks from processing any covers with proAmerican or anti-Japanese inscriptions.When the Bureau of Communications preparedthe cachet-eancellers for First Day Covers of the"Laurel Issue" of January 12, 1945 (Scon Nos.N37-39), commemorating the October 14, 1944.First Anniversary of the Inauguration of theRepublika ng Pilipinas. a new innovation appeared:instead of the "control numbers" employed previously,"secret marks" now were incorporated24207 -208 -COL. (RET) STUART M. MITCHELL 114 S.W. 56th Terrace, Cape Coral, Florida33904; Dec. 12,1908; Phils: General;Others: US, Canada, UN; Member: APS.Cape Coral SC.CHUNG DUN YEUNG - P.O. Box 2093Hennessy Rd., Hong Kong; Aug, 1, 1933;Phils: all areas; Others: China. Japan,HongKong. Bonds and Share Cenificates.CHANGE OF AODRESS:JACK ALBEA - 206 Veta, Pueblo, Colorado81004.FRANCIS KRUEGGER III - 35-30 81st St..Jackson Heights, New York 11372.DONALD J. PETERSON -St., Alexadria, Va. 22314."C:~~P~~'"320 North Columbus~ «,-
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