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FLYER Your Number One Resource for Model Railroad Product Information Your First Look Tour Ashland Iron & Steel See the Newest 20th Century Cars This Just In Popular HO & N Structures and Cars Back In Stock, pg 9 Start Off Right Guide to Sets for Beginners Plus Holiday Gifts to Buy Now Only in this Issue Create a Custom Freight Facility Model a Mixed Train December 2008 Sale Ends 1-31-09 Find a Hobby Shop Near You! Visit walthers.com or call 1-800-487-2467 WHAT’S INSIDE ® HO PROTO 2000 Heritage Steam Collection ™ USRA 2-8-8-2 - Northern Pacific 920-60208 pg 66 HO Ashland Iron & Steel Series pgs 4-5 2009 Walthers N&Z Reference Book pg 87 2 WELCOME Heat up your modeling season with Walthers™ new product announcements and how-to ideas in this issue! HOT NEWS! Model steel-making from start to finish with Ashland Iron & Steel, with updated versions of popular HO kits, all-new accessories and reissues of hard-to-find items. Get your first look on pages 4 & 5 in this issue! GIFT IDEAS GALORE! 20-Page holiday section starts on page 10 and check out the new Chooch Model Railroading Unlimited DVD on page 27! For more information or to make your advance reservations, visit your participating hobby dealer, go to walthers.com or call 1-800-487-2467. Happy Modeling! ABOUT THE SCENE Combine freight and passenger operations on the same train. See pages 34 & 35 for new how-to article. CONTENTS HO Scale Ashland Iron & Steel and Accessories Pages 4 & 5 New Products from Walthers Pages 6 & 7 New Arrivals at Walthers Page 8 Back in Stock at Walthers Page 9 Holiday Toys, Games & Collectibles Pages 10-27 HO Scale 20th Century Limited Train, Kits & Accessories Pages 28 & 29 Märklin & Trix Train Products Page 30 HO Scale Pages 31-33, 36-47, 50, 51, 54-65 Modeling a Mixed Train Pages 34 & 35 HO Scale Rail Shops Pages 48 & 49 HO Scale Cornerstone Modulars ™ Pages 52 & 53 N Scale Pages 65, 67-72 PROTO 2000 ® Heritage 2-8-8-2 Page 66 Z Scale Page 72 G Scale Page 73 O Scale Pages 73 & 74 On30 & HOn3 Scale Page 74 S & 1/50 Scale Page 75 All Scales Pages 75-86 2009 Walthers Reference Books Page 87 Heljan Operating Container Crane Page 87 ® ™ HO Cornerstone Series Railroad Shop Chooch Model Railroading Unlimited DVD HO Cornerstone Modulars Structures pgs 52 & 53 933-2970 pg 7 214-5000 pg 27 3 STEEL IS BACK... 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    VOLUMÉ 16 » 3 * NUMBER 65 ^ A / IT E O ^ Washington, Wednesday, April 4, 1951 TITLE 3— THE PRESIDENT the class next commencing as a candi­ date for a graduate degree, or has been CONTENTS EXECUTIVE ORDER 10230 accepted for admission to a college, uni­ THE PRESIDENT versity, or similar institution of learning A m e n d i n g t h e S e l e c t i v e S e r v i c e for the class next commencing for a full­ Executive Order Page R e g u l a t i o n s time course of instruction or has entered Selective Service regulations; By virtue of the authority vested in me upon and is satisfactorily pursuing such amendment________________ _ 2905 by Title I of the Selective Service Act of course, and, within such categories as 1948 (62 Stat. 604), as amended, I hereby the Director of Selective Service, with EXECUTIVE AGENCIES the approval of the President, may pre­ prescribe the following amendments of Alien Property,. Office of scribe, either has maintained a required the Selective Service Regulations pre­ Notices: scribed by Executive Order No. 9988 of scholastic standing, or has attained on a Vesting orders, etc.: August 20, 1948, and constituting por­ qualification test a score, or both such Giese, Waldemar___________ 2951 tions of Chapter X V I of Title 32 of the standing and score, to be prescribed by Grell, Marie W itt___________ 2951 Code of Federal Regulations : the Director of Selective Service with Lenz, Dieter, et al___________ 2950 1. Section 1622.10 of Part 1622, Classi­the approval of tfîe President.