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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

?OI2 PERRY ST. N.E.-Front rm.. next
bath. closets ami: for 9 employed
ss EAST Ous eAfirST Fl sSEnes s1Ncess MI s5S urn
room. adjoining bath. for / or 2 ladies';
convenient transp. AT. 2729.
BROOkLAND, 1925 Newton st. n.e-2
communicating front rooms, bedroom and
studio. twin beds, conv location and
trans. S35 mo. DU. $3.50.
WELL-FURN. ROOM. / or 9 girls, twin
beds, inner-spring mattresses, fun bath
bus on corner; reasonable. Call WA 3247
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

Rsss "a S'nsss e sas %5Hs S.
ADDING MAcHs.. calc.. o tspswra, = 81; ns all kinds
ssIIsf sR DEis ss5s
dental gold, old watches; need for repair
ing. We pay cash. schiller's' at 9th NV
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture;
contents of apts. or homes, at once. We do
MOVING carefully: sstorage.. IA. 1887 25s
BE- o;Ds SUI sn1TEs oce turntHTs dining
glassware and rugs. Dupont 0513. 31s
BICYCLES, boys or girls, in any condition,
BenSs * RassrS WAGoS SS ssl aaed
pqbbeT-tIred Wa Falls Church 1922 daytime.
g''s sssas sss'9 Hsofs ssD0,s W:
NV RE 2434 Open 9 am. to 7:30 pm
GseS eotSine prices psia for
Me- sSht sssa open esas vii VIII es esn st. NV
Hssd pr sss sssies oDen Ha5as sS.s viii ihss ss St
Gondition; Teiephone AT. es74. 'N
pansnss snPa hissess caa
I51iss Psi5 caIl MurTs7. Taylor ssss
es assr Go sepablie sS s'y seza sfan0 D5fa0
machine. household goods etc: aosolIteis
TURN. in good clean condition. stoves
eeeit ce is5s ssfh s prGes Daf r. loss
FURNITURE-Bedroo living room misc
s9ussho1d eSSGds china prompt
FHRNfTURE FUR g0 AN1 fsei HoTsEHoLD MS HRoi1 GOODS
0i ova al hadf As for f1qt R JearF eash AZ s & m
GAS OR ELECTRIC refrigerator wanted by
sad Hn mems cIotRne HfdaEsT
PRICES PAID. Also choice diamonds for
i1s Nov zSes sood a. condition NE cs PA x
MOVER: grass. gasoline-power: must be
IN pood oteass Glass cGndtSP Gs So or will pay
otTBoARD MOTORS IS WANTED. 9NSTTi regard
RoSe2 eSS OF Gono5lon and any SIZE m SPOT cash M
PfaNowe % y eha are p iooFina ny for eos spinet apt
est cash price. GE s4s5. '"' '''' HIGH
sdtRe 0isa4 cs EM Ml lsfs Pny high price
PIANO"Hish prices paid for spinet. grand
u OF small yy5p55igghts y55g If interested in selling
PIANO. need spinet. small apartment
mpright OF grand will pay cash. Phone
PIANosWHighest cash prices for spInets.
grands, consoles and small uprights :. of
any any -, make AXIS or type. Call Mr.. Vernon, Re-
RADIOS AND GRAND PIANO wanted at
a pesse nsS osS sSoa Mr. GqdR IA s
ssesiSss Diss sSS sSSS s. '1oy;" ss's. '.o,0'
We pay highest price Phone US and
we will call; Metropolitan Radio Co.. 517
ssEFE5canhToF s5Ed aass or slsqts? 4s good
REFRIGERATOR wanted, cleo. or gas;
must be in good condition pay cash.
s1 ,siS;.sntD x Ssssze ss7 s,
way $50 between s and and ask for
Jones: Republic 9l9a after 8 pm. 26'
REFRIGERATOR wanted, cubic feet,
sfss sfWSc SS9s ci2nson sSo buy al types
pestine fes st RE i!S0S 1917 RE 0:S5fq a5i
STAR SAPPHIRE STONE or ring; no deal
ers. GEe weight. price and reason for
TRiCYCLE wanted for 3-yesr-olG boy,
must be in good condition badly needed.
TYPFNRITERs wanted Best prices Late
can Republic o234 District Typewriter
WAsHffNScG n MACHINE urgently needed
Will pay cash. EN-. s49S.
CASH FOR DIAMONDS AND OLD GOLD
Diamond watches and discarded iewelrv
Ernest Burk, Inc. 614 18th NV. DI 2773
WE BUY EVERYTHING.
All cash for mems used clothing. iewery
money and highest prices.
DIXIE, Ii. 6206.
pTANOS
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COLUMBIA HGTs.. 25I8 18th n-V---i
fm in sobar bbehsns6ie pars6n ref pefrs constant hw $50
CHARMING six-room apt open fireplaces;
janitor service, etc convenient NV Ioca-
coUpIE !9q IS OK Per rWo Va GfRLs, NG s4ot
large cool comfortable master bedroom
living room psno oe pRona aundfy 1d9codns and
cooking; ~ block TO BUS. sSd4 Hiiton ton
aYoi sYe TI3STe NHWToE P%EF sT S 81 p.Gtr 3f6a Ma
Living room, > bedrooms, kitchen, din
cite nicely furn; close to transp $50
3i0e TAYLOR ST, Brentwood Md
room apt turn, Ventllatlns fan. sempvt.
psIh WI f9I Su.RF GGfPle Only S35 VA SS9
conqenia Young woman: ali privileges
prefer officers wife or woman otficer in
service. references exchanged, Gail RA
CONVERTING into and > room studio
apis. select yours now and board untIt
It IS ready Also apt for >. ard 1 studio
81: ltth ST. ,N.w-Vscancy for 3 girls.
SO each; Columbia 9ls3
ir iMo u';,t GiRLs to share nicely tqrn. 2-room
ap' Wlth another, XII. privileges. Cali
NEAR i'm AND PARK RID. rooms
500 month DU. 5o5l; evenings, DU. 0;45.
BASEMENT APT, Of two rooms and pvt.
bath, accommodate 3 people SGO month
Du, ,50?l evenings, DU o;45. " 80 -
GIRL, Is 10 -, to share attractive apt
n " with another CAN after Il pm,
Adams SiGi. Ext HUS
i?:0 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NJ
rooms, frigldaire, private bath. Facn2
Lincoln Park, for ; employed girls
GENTLEMAN VIII snare "-bedroom fur
hiHhed apt "a Livingston Manor with "
men preferably Army or Navy officers;
convenient TO Navy Yard, Boiling Field.
Naval All station - nm downtown all
privileges unlimited phone available June
*!u month each Pr 3ljS "1'
fot Nc LADY, good BACKGROUND. To- share
GonX home wlih Other Kris. maid Box
- Star
DUPONT CIRCLE. IG"1 p ST nw-I n k
room hrst hooT, downtown. Conv. tranSp,
adult $40 month
JEWISH GENTLEMAN to share furnished
apt with another for summer months,
kilchcn facilities. Call after Il pm RA
ROOM APT, bathroom, kichenette
large apt house completely private. fur
nlEhed for June and July Call In person
-O2b Eye st. NV, Apt. 607, after 8 p m
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont, !
BOATS.

OWENS 194l dc luxe sedan cruiser, twin
Chrysler Crown motors, maximum speed
% miles per hour. Alex, S613.
boat suitable for living
aboard, Box Bod. Star. 26*
JOHNSON 2i2-h.p. outboard motor, ready
pull starter: like new; SlS5. Executive
2a40, Saturday only.
WANTED BOATS, ANY TYPE; TENDERS.
RUNABOUTS, SPEEDBOATS OR CRUIS-
ERS; SPOT CASH. Mr.. ROPER, BE-
TWEEN 10 AND q PM. DUPONT aT65.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE
APARTMENTS WANTED

MOVING OR STORAGE, reasonable rates
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ING & Storage Co, Taylor ',931 I5@
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COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
SMALL COOPERATE APT.
254O MASS. AVE

SS,500-This apartment of living room.
dining room, bedroom bath and kitchen,
may be purchased for so per cent cash,
the. remainder on reasonable terms. or all
cash; The service charges are small and
the building is clear of mortgage. Pur-
chaser will have to be approved by the
board. Phone DI: 1918 until 8 pm
VIM. H SAUNDERS CO, INC.
EST. 1887.
DI 1915 REALTORS. 1919 x ST NV.
Apt, 308, The Northumberland,
N. H ave. and v st. n.w.-Immedlate
possession; | bedroom, living room, large
kitchen, reception hall bath. Full price,
50 800; cash, $1,000, balance, plus operat-
ing cost, only S46,31 mo-
Apt. 301, 1923 Lanier Pl. NV.
Complete bungalow apartment home,
center-entrance hall, living room, dining
room, sun parlor, 3 bedrooms, > baths,
kitchen and pantry, maid S room and bath
IN basement garage: nearly $4,000 under
original price: splendid home value. See
Janitor for INSPECTION Of similar apartment.
EDMUND j. FLYNN.
Authority on Cooperative Apts.
Woodward Bldg. RE. I21S RE l149
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

WIDOWER and l6-yr.-old daughter. gem
tiles, want a place to call home with pri-
Vate family . rooms, board; near Coolidge
High School. Call only am. to II am,
GE: 34b3: 25*
EMPLOYED MOTHER and one girl s yrs.
desire refined home in suburbs with day
EX 1410. ask for Mrs. Holland
ROOM AND BOARD by refined middle
aged man: screened room with wash basin
plenty hot water all hours. shower on same
floor; works nights; desires breakfast, eve
ming meal carry lunch. not over 2nd
floor; reasonable. Box 310-J. Star
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FARM e GARDEN.

SOD DELIVERED AND LAID. Telephone
PososSXl,le GsR1TN I Iess 4 Wads' Boyds; Md
ber. tires, dual wheels, in fine condition,
with all attachments pillow, harrow, eulti-
yyator and mower. Price, S475. Phone
PEoNY BLooMs-select yours from gar
den. Route so. miles west Kamp WASH
ington. Fairfax. 207-W-12, 26'
sno IoP SOL On fer 9oS sale by bushel or load ME-
l. lanSsespe S,ssp wo,k Cal WA; 459a; ..
MANURE from MSss ons Of nes
,dss sseks = sscEs 4 rs
rs: 100 lbs, ssi5' Asrico for So Vic. VIC:
5ST' & SS bs Soc 81 os ae
lin; line Of III, insse.ieides. sarasn tool. ETC.. q
PESdE fos4s sss psp S9 hun
fssd Ras r. asysr6 F B Fho6a Rdesse
GARDEN TooLs-eood. used picks with
ss5 o maosEs sa9ves vb sb2 new sn
All used, in excellent condition. Complete
Assnss shSs 4 heehnseT is4Tss CO Phone orders
EvERGREENS, .low-growing. hardy trees,
each With ball of earth; many varieties
up; also larger-growing evergreenS, Nor
way and white spruce, arborvitae, Fraser
and Douglas FIR. with balls of earth S2.7O
up Up ornamental mel, Al shade trees, 79c up select
plete garcen shops. Phone orders Atlantic
1400. Hechinger Co.
FOR SALE, very reasonable, fine working
and riding horse. saddle, harnesses. double
plow, spring tooth harrows, food chop
per, cooking and wood stoves. scales,
feeder etc. On Riggs rd where the
Cherryhill I'd. runs into it. Berwyn
VEGETABLE PLANTS-Choice varieties of
tomato, pepper and eggplant plants from
a. fine Maryland nursery, soc per doZ.
Also cabbage plants. 35c ger doz. Plants
remain IN earth until delivered. Phone
at nrr 4 stores Hechinper %
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637 EYE ST. NV.

O0T Z Z ST. N. w.
Nicely furn. rooms in newly remodeled
mouse; only few left: 81 a week. Also
! 2-rm. housekeeping apt. S125 so wk
COLORED-1111 18th ST. n.w.-Sinsle
room for ] person, $40 month. Apply
CoIoRED@1a1ojoo CoIoRED1 900 block 14th-Lsrse front
and back rooms for employed quiet couple.
Also large front room. ia. $3.50 after
6 z. m.
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Magnificent English Brick

Truly quality home, containing many
unusual features not found in the average
rome; mons,r situated Sirs close to Wssh Golf and
110-ft, front by 165 #. deep 2-story
beamed ceiling studio living room with
large cathedral windows and balcony. den
and Law. LIST floor: 3 bedrooms, 9 baths
IND floor; maids quarters ano recreation
room IN basement. auto air-cond. heat,
A homo that must be seen to be appreci-
ated. Owner transferred. has priced at
only 5000 Call Mr.. Terms with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
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HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEn,
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

NEAT Arm. bung., acres, shade and
lawn; elec.. refgr. and range; running
water in kit; no bath. Car necessary,
10 miles from Congress Heights; $50 mo.
FIR. 2lOO. Evenings. OrdMay 2O66.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BEAUTIFUL HOME in restricted Rock
GTsek Park Residential district Near Kal,
children's playrooms. will rent furnished
to responsible family at sa75 per mo. June
fsrtf f1th to sept; i2th; t;n Phone ia. 777l for
WIFE, WIFE OF F'0sRas1He sGsvIcEMAN would like to
share her o-room modern home, with
qTiet settled couple asc@ Nicholson st.
FOR RENT, June Is to Sept. 49, furn.
ss q, srm hoase Sseo oMner reann
vnkYs VIZ eVsaflnss affskzcr,yE. small modern fur.
Paf n om shoppns zhsgs IN eensr snd
buses. Will rent to couple with no Children
or pets, June Is to Sept. 10; Sl75 mo.
s;fM; xND BATH turn. house. Rent,
foREgs fo ~ 4tsS eoyf fftss SrSeaI wants to
dang ktchen bss compesely p1es yoH fan:
nished: UP to $3.50 month. NV. section.
sihvhR sh Iia t9 6sS 3odeTn gm home
s4zs mssss ''s
BEAUTIFULLY and completely furnished
sIvsr smair nome non i9r one Or couple Linens,
miles from Alexandra and ii miles from
Memorial Bridge; 2 acres of land, wooded,
ecofns pds 0ssa sn e vsr g
vegetable gardens, planted and growing.
Owner ordered overseas and can give pos
session about June 15: $50 per month.
Call Alexandria 4952 after $50 pm.
BRICK HOUSE, furnished, including piano
First foor:, Large living room, dining
room, breakfast nook, kitchen, toilet,
porch. Second floor: 3 bedrooms, bath;
garage. Cali SH. 31S9
HILLCREST-Cape Cod white brick, 2
bedrooms. recreation room, screened porch,
garage; nicely furn.; close to bus; no
children or pets: June l to Sept. Is,
MSl50 M per mo. Call Ii. s1O7 Thurs. or
FrMy FndMay eTfgyc enfly ..ou .u.uu.,, 60.
including linen and silver: large lot: oil
heat; Cottage City. Md. For further
SfoEIY ea FuaN Mss 5osfhn sEbRodM HoME 1874
wooded section Of Bethesda, for July and
AAggIst: Sl65 mo; Of. 3092.
baths, completely. furn. except linen. baby
equipment; fenced YARD: in Arl.; near bus;
224-H. Star.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
CHEVY CHASE. d. C..
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

NEAR BLESSED SACRAMENT CHURCH.
A true center-hall brick detached Co.
i%onial' % IN excellent condition. Huge dining
first floor, large screened porch, plenty
closets, large bedrooms, oak floors
ished attic, maids room and bath in light
dry basement, automatic heat, 2-car
garage. Liberal terms to responsible pur-
chaser and immediate possession. Phone
Major Lane. Ma. $500 Evenings and
Sunday, WI. 62S9
Evening star., 1944-05-25
HOUSES FOR SAlg.
HOLLYWOOD.
<,tyr1yxy <,,,.cr

CHEVY CHASE. ID. G.
A most desirable Mikkelson- built home,
restricted Chevy Chase, b. C., location,
Runnymeade pl.. near 33rd st., rooms.
plus hnished Bird floor 3 spacious bed
rooms, baths, large library with fireplace
at top Of 1st-hoor landing, living room.
l3x25' large screened living porch, we'll
equipped kitchen with extra cabinet. Quiet
IN garage: Price. $4,000. Exclusive
Cah. EN-. 1890 Sunday and weekdays until
pm. +. A. TWEED CO., 5504 Conn.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ROOMS, kitchen and bath, $50 mo-
63l9 Edmonston ave, Riverdale, Md.
} SA ROOMS. aaas. kitchen and bath. furnished.
including utilities: private home; no chill
dren or pets; employed. married couple
preferred Jackson 1603-J after 8 pm, ::
FURN. APT, > or 3 rooms, pvt. bath and
shower working couple preferred. GOAL
n. Stafford, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
WEST OF 14th SIT

Near Meridian Hill Park-Attractive 3
story and cellar brick home on a lot so
IT. deep has 9 rooms and bath f5 hed-
rooms) arranged into aptS and rooms :,
Sl0,2o0. Evenings, phone co. S166, Mr..
Evening star., 1944-05-25
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

All brick. det., peri. cond. 8 large rms,
large kitchen, pantry. breakfast nook. 8
built-in gar, / blk to Conn ave. tus.
81 600 cash required. Ewes. EN-. 9551
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-S17.75O.
Very convenient location, near woodrow
wilson High School. All brick, 6 large
third floor. 2-car garage Be sure to cali
US for inspection. Call WO. 23OO until
pm: EDW. II. JONES IL CO, INC,
$500 Conn, ave NV
Evening star., 1944-05-25
COUNTRY BOARD
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

DELIGHTFUL country home in Mont. CO.
tor child age GIL weekly or monthly
Evening star., 1944-05-25
L. T. GRAVATTE,
12a 18th ST, Realtor Ma. o753
Mr.. 18th AND COLO NV

HOME DE LUKE
Semidet all-brick S-room home being
offered for FIRST time: First floor: Liv.
room with mirrored fireplace. din. room.
den ennsfa9S. modern vail, tiled Kit and pantry all
Second floor: bedrooms, 2 baths; car
peted and included in sale price; storage
room, with marble-top bar and porch sink;
raaid 5 room and bath. laundry room, auto
gas heat. built-in garage. Venetian blinds
throughout, weather stripped, screens and
awnings: Sl6.50O Ewes EN- ASbl
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BOSS & PHELPS.
14l7 K st. NV.

Def, Y BLOCK 10th, Mr. DECATUR
Bedroom, Bath, 1st Fl-$14,950
No better buy on today's market 8
place; place new oil furnace, summer-winter
hookup. New bathrooms. ultra modern
kitchen. built-in dinette which will seat 8.
recreation room, garage; maids rm., bath.
MCDEVITT, Realtor, RA. 4422.
Exclusive Broker.
Evening star., 1944-05-25
CHEVY CHASE, MD

DE RUSSY PARKWAY-ONLY Sl6,45o.
Center r-hall brick Colonial home, rms.
baths large living room. fireplace. din
ing room, kitchen. screened porch. den or
music room I7xl9, master bedroom and
bath, sun deck > other bedrooms, and
bath, maids room and layatory, h.-w.h.:
2-car garage; convenient to schools, stores
and transportation.
L. G. WHITE, Exclusive Agent,
Evening star., 1944-05-25
BETHESDA, MD.
IF YOU WANT TO LIVE
IN SHEPHERD PARK

home: rooms, 2 baths. built-in garage:
only S12,500. Owner will sell furniture
+ purchaser desires Call Miss Allen,
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
1888 Alaska Ave. GE 1870.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-01
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may dcvcIon !,
your cough. chest cold. or acute hr,,i Il
rhiiiS J., NOT treated and You cannot al
lord 10 take chance with any m"d,cn;,''- "
'Csr potent than CrconulSiou ,yI,,,TC. aC
goes rlGn; 10 the seat OF the trouLi,. 81
nclp loosen and cXpel Germ Inho,,n, ~
phlvGm and aid nature TO Snnihr '".vH a,,ii
heal raw. tender. Iniiamrd broncS;nIi
mucous membranes "i
ctTomulSion blends bccchwood crco-
tested medicines for coughs. II Cnn,o;,,.
no narcotics. ''
No matter how many medicines ro,,
have tried. tell your druggist To- srlI yO,, yOu
Il bottle OF CrCOmulSion with the rmtoru
standing YOU must like the way II n,Iirt
~ allayS the cough. pcrmittinr res, and
back. (Aoiv) 'es
The echo., 1944-07-28
serve
WAYNESBORO

Dear Editor: Allow me space in
the Echo to make a report for lodge
No. 1876. The high stepping Presi-
dent, w. M. Kinslow, and his loyal
members had an annual meeting on
July 10th.
The following is our statistical re-
port for the year
Paid out for doctor and medicine
bill since last July S12425; Paid out
for death claims $4,000; donated to
President Kinslow $4,000; raised for
home dues S18I60; paid out for quar-
terly dues S43.30. Grand total rails
led in the past twelve months $59435.
Grand total paid out in the past -
months S5344O.
We have a total amount of S14545
lin treasury. We have rs members on
roll. Look out Presidents, we are
slow but we are coming.
Secretary Roxie Ann Davis
The echo., 1944-07-28

With U. S. Troops in the South Pa
cific: Pvt. John W. MCGOWAN of
Rose Hill, Miss, and Pvt. Milton
Drake Of DeKalb, Miss, have arrived
at an overseas camp.
Private MCGOWAN, whose wife. Mrs.
Eliza Pruitt MCGOWAN, and parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton MCGOWAN, live on
Route l, Rose Hill received his train
ing with Battery A of the 394th Anti
aircraft Artillery Automatic Weap-
ons battalion at Fl Bliss Texas. His
brother, Cpl, Nemiah MCGOWAN. is sta
toned at Napir Field, Dothan, Ala.
Private Drake, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Drake of Route 5, DeKalb.
was trained at Tuskegee, ALA. He
: has two brothers in the service, Mir
ria and Ivory Drake.
The echo., 1944-07-28
PICAYUNE

Some members Of the Usher Board
of Pilgrim Bound Baptist Church of
this city were visitors at Rev. r. w
Woullard's church in Hattiesburg Sun
day They spent the day and return
ed to their home after night services
and report enjoyable soul stirring
meetings throughout the day.
billiard Jackson, age 10, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Granville Jackson after hav-
ing been i'll for two months in the
home Of his parents was carried to
the hospital in New Orleans and while
being examined on the operating table
passed to the great beyond. We hope
our loss is Heavens gain
The new -Four Gospel Singers of
Biloxi and the Sun Rise Gospel Sing
ers (female) Of this city rendered a
wonderful program at Pleasant Valley
Baptist Church, July LIST. Rev. E. L
Fox is pastor. Mrs. Viola James a
talented singer took part on the pro-
gram. The house was packed to its
seating capacity.
Pvt. Johnnie f. Gaines, son of Mrs.
Rosetta Oden is home on a ten day
furlough. He finished his basic train
ing at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri,
and is now stationed at Sioux Falls,
S. D. Pvt. Gaines wife, Mrs. Myrtle
Richardson Gaines and his mother-in-
law joined him at his mothers, Mrs.
Rosetta Oden for the weekend Mrs.
Oden is a member of Lodge No. 373.
Mrs. Josie NJ. Brown. Agent
& Reporter
The echo., 1944-07-28
STATEMENT OF HERBERT
BROWNELL, JR., REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL CHAIRMAN

In his long-planned effort to per-
petuate himself for 16 years in the
White H House, Mr.. Roosevelt has
known for months that he had a date
to make a political speech last night
to the Democratic convention.
Yet he chose that particular night
to visit naval base on the Pacific
Coast. 1t was, in fact, his first visit
to any Army or Navy base outside
Washington in fifteen months.
The American people will deeply re-
sent his effort to exploit the armed
forces of the United States by using
naval base as a platform for a part
isan speech to political convention.
The echo., 1944-07-28
T. Award rizes In
Convention July 81
August ist

This must be in w1.Nsg and contain
not more than 25G VNrds.
The prizes offered are as follows:
LIST S., 2nd $3.50, 3rd 1878, 4th $3.50,
9TH SO, 9th 50, 18th $3.50, 8th $12G
Since we have local lodges that have
young people attending school, il
could be that they would like to enter
this contest.
IL gives an opportunity for Develop
ment of whatever talent thew NAV
possess. We must teach and train
our young people who will be leaders
of the H. B. A. tomorrow. Encourage
your sons and daughters to enter this
great contest They may make You
proud of them.
All papers must be submitted to the
office and become the property of the
office. All persons desiring to enter
this contest will please notify the o.
flee Immediately. You should have a
nice cut Of yourself. You may be the
winner, who knows. Let the world
read about you. 1t may be that your
contribution viii be published and
thousands of people will read your
production.
We are urging all presidents to
mail their Convention report to the
office before the opening of the Con-
vention so that we will have plenty
of time for the judges to decide as to
who the winners may be.
The echo., 1944-07-28
Statement OF Herbert
BrowntlI Republican
National Chairman
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Sunday, July %, Mrs. Minnie Irby
President of H. B. A. Lodge No. 8
and her faithful members celebrated
their H. B. A. anniversary.
I hi 5 anniversary was something
very unique. The attendance was
marvellous. Trucks, buses and wag-
ons found their way to the place of
meeting and what a time.
President T. E. Ellis who heads H.
B. A. Lodge No. 1879 and Ben Phillips
Of Lodge No. 2O4 were present with a
large number of their members, to-
gether with friends. They played a
great part in helping us to make this
celebration one that will be long re-
membered.
The sermon was delivered by our
own General Secretary, Rev. R. l..
Young. He preached a soul stirring
sermon to the delight Of his hearers.
His message was informative. inspir-
ing and constructive.
Rev. H. D. Smith, pastor of the Rose
Hill Charge accompanied Brother Ellis
and his members. We were happy to
have him with us.
The collection was very good. Yes,
we did it again.
Reporter.
The echo., 1944-07-28
WAYNESBORO

Dear Editor: You will find enclos-
ed three applications for new men,
bers. This will make II in the past
three or four days.
Tell Sister Curry / am on the firing
line. Where are Brother Aaron Trot-
ter and Sister Bette Faulkner?
don't hear anything from them
(smile).
VIM. Kinslow
The echo., 1944-07-28
BLYTHENILLE ARK. NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Neely's son,
Cpl. Tommie Nicely, spent the week
end at his home His sister from ST.
Louis, Missouri, Mrs. Parlee May
Field, motored home in order to be
with him.
Cpl. Nicely is stationed at Fort Hur-
achuia, Ariz.
They were entertained by Miss
Smith of Little Rock, Ark.
The echo., 1944-07-28
MERIDIAN

This is to say that Lodge No. 139
located five miles west Of Meridian on
highway 10, will have its annual SER
mon on the second Lords day in Aug
ust, which will be the 18th, at 800
o'clock p. M, at Pilgrim Church.
The sermon will be delivered by
Rev. R. L. Young. The devotion will
be conducted by Bro. M. V. B. Pitts
The echo., 1944-07-28
HATTIESBURG

Dear Editor: This comes to let
you and the many readers know that
president Lena Johnson has returned
home after having undergone a seli-
Gus operation in the Afro Hospital,
Yazoo City, Miss. We are praying
for Mrs Johnson speedy recovery.
Mr.. Henry J. Logan, Husband
& Reporter
The echo., 1944-07-28
Camp News

New Caledonia Private Robert
Foster, the son Of Mrs. Laura HAMS,
of 1872 Sun Flower St., CIarksdale,
Miss, is serving with a Quarte1master
Service Company as a warebouseman
in the South Pacific.