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Evening star., 1949-03-20
TODAY'S BEST BUYS
CHEVROLET
SIS Off NeW-Car Prices
OWNER-RATED CARS

Cadillac 1916 model g. 4-or. Lse-
dan. Here is true automobile luxury
ton on lines; smooth ebony finish is
edea';.'''f covers, factory radio s9d @ he3!sT, J.
is perfection. the King OF do cars pr p5ieeq e1
to suit you 9t oniy to 81 nro2e go2 eaH our sd
nnsrs Ions teshs wbst ius. saws 80 eSs esse eotf
oi9f;"oo 4s": way under list price and is
like showroom model; absolutely
up with just the right amount OF
love love with the spotless beautifully
appointed interior. factory RADIO
heater and HydraMahiIct ,onth tsrms drIve' sl''
Ford la49 custom 2-dr:: rightly this
the year: its a real showpiece IN
Bayview blue: sweet VS. motor purrs
like kitten: extras lnclude Iaolo,
extra charge; full price S1,795, cash
Ford ia4S super de luxe sedan coupe;
the one former owner. a local man
you can contact: recommsnas n iI.S tnis
covers; cover way under list price at ST.
495, cash or 2l-mo. terms.
Mercury 1947 4-dr. sedan; luxurious
interior clean as country a,,ib par parlor,
. potatoes as long as the potatoes are
dollars, cash or long terms.
Buick Al Super sedanette; unusually
clean: one owner exceptional ,x,epiao care care
and and % h.. other extras; Si,ss5. $685.
down, 21-month terms.
Packard 1946 Clipper 4-dr.; factory
black finish like new: interior spot,
car that viii please the must dis
Chevrolet I947 Fleetline 4-dr sedan;
a honey in beautiful .-tons blue
that's got. real eye appeal; I'M
macusses wisn spotSh snd
bnper shisla xasnds sasrss onss nGs se: se5 its
steal, cash or 21-month terms
Ford 1946 v-s Tudor; really runs like
? charm; hester and seat covers, o., ,,ns
super SUP de e't luxe Chrome finish: its the
GUY for the month of March: ST.
Lincoln 1913 custom 4-dr.; for;
merly owned BY an embassy and
perfect condition, radio. heater. etc. !;
stock: Si.595. cash or terms.
Ford l94S VS. 2-dr.; who knows
better the condition Of car than
the person who drove 1t? Read what
the lady says of this one. 1t shows
her fine care; runs ike q charm,
full price, $1,495, cash or 81
month terms. All
Mercury i947 sedan coupe; this
honey CLEANS, glistens and sparkles;
IT'S beauty: driven by our service service
manager and he likes 1t. stylish
heater; Thoroughly checked in our
large shop: Sl.495, cash or 81
I LOGAN (FORD)
iii 18th st. NV, DI. bs08.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

els Wood; Junior vice commander,
Earl Columbus; quartermaster,
Frank Heise; post advocate. Will
liam Craig Shipley; chaplain,
Harris G. Andrews, sr.; surgeon.
Steven Uhlarik; three-year trus-
tee, Andrew Clerico. Installation
will be held in April.
The post completed plans for a
dance at the Shoreham Hotel on
April S.
Meetings this week:
Tuesday-Front Line Post. 1919
K street NV; Father John P.
Gallagher Post, 731 North Capitol
street.
Wednesday-Police Fire Post.
1909 Rhode Island avenue NE;
U. s. Army Air Forces Post,
Raleigh Hotel.
Thursday-Potomac Post, 1906
Rhode Island avenue NE; A.
Peter Dewey Post, Willard Hotel;
Southwest Memorial Post, Eighth
and F streets S.W.; Equality-Wal-
ter Reed Post, 1919 K street NV.
Friday-Washington Post, 4l9
Seventh street NV.
All American Auxiliary held
their visitation of the department
president and staff on Friday at
Northeast Masonic Temple.
Election of new officers was
held. They made plans for a
Joint installation with the post
on April 2. A st. Patrick's party
was held.
The auxiliary will hold a party
at Mount Alto Hospital on
March %.
Mrs. Beulah Waller, department
treasurer, will accept any dona-
tions for the linens to be used in
the new wing of hospital at Ma
tional Home for Widows and
Orphans of Veterans at Eaton
Rapids, Mich. Contact her at sos
G street Sc. FIR. TAFT. The dead
line is March 81.
A st. Patrick's party was held in
Ward 80, Walter Reed General
Hospital on Wednesday, spon-
fsored by Potomac Auxiliary and
Post with Mrs. Anne Columbus
as general chairman.
Potomac Auxiliary met at
Northeast Masonic Temple and
elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Loretta Sherwood;
senior vice president, Ida Gins
berg; junior vice president, Mrs.
Charlotte Wood: chaplain. Mrs.
Frances Dove; conductress. Mrs.
Anne Columbus; treasurer, Mrs.
Ida Emmert.
Plans will be made later for
Joint installation with Potomac
Post.
National Capital Auxiliary will
hold their visitation of the depart
ment president and staff tomor-
row at Naval Lodge hall.
The 0Ootiette Club met at the
Evening star., 1949-03-20
American Legion
OratOrical Contest
Now Being Held
The Americanism Commission

The AmerlcanlSm Commission
Of the Department Of the District
Of Columbia American Legion is
making arrangements leading to
the completion of its annual ora
torical contest conducted among
students Of the senior and junior
high, vocational, parochial and
private schools of this city.
The contest works in this man
ner. Posts sponsor contests in
various schools in which each
school selects q winner. Here
the Americanism Commission
takes over and groups these in
dividual school winners in series
Of elimination contests which
leads to a final contest to take
place at the Department Of Com
merce auditorium on April l.
The local Legion has completed
its semiannual distribution OF
American Legion school medal
awards and citizenship certificates
to about local students OF the
midyear graduating classes of the
Districts schools.
Presentations were sponsored by
the Jacob Jones, James Reece Eu-
rope, Jane A. Delano, Kenneth
H. Nash, National Cathedral
Sergt. Jasper, Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing, George E
Killeen, James A. Walker. Police
and Fire. Bunker Hill, Fort Stew
ems, Woodbridge and Kenna- Main
Posts.
Commanders of all posts have
been urged by National Comdr.
Perry Brown to study the actlvi-
ties which go to make up the pro-
gram of the Sons of the Amer
ican Legion and to make every
effort to rebuild this organization
to the place of Importance it held
in Legion activities here prior to
the late war.
At the last meeting of the Thad
Dulin Post Comdr. Edward Duvall,
jr., presented membership cards
and American Legion lapel but
tons to Fred Tansill, Sam Zedaker.
Lee Claggett and Glenn Stalker,
who were admitted to the post
roster. Applications OF Alfred A.
Reichman and Alphos j. Hackl
were received.
Robert H. Threnn. past COM
mander of the Stephen P. NC
Groarty Post and present assist
ant department finance officer,
who recently was appointed Amer
lean Legion director of the Eighth
Annual Washington Soap Box
Derby which is jointly sponsored
by The Evening Star, the Chevro-
let Motor Co. and the American
Legion is now organizing q COM
mittee to run the Derby.
The new Soap Box Derby tech
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Legion Club; Thad Dulin Post,
Burlington Hotel; Kenneth H.
Nash Post, 224 D street Sc: De-
partment of Agriculture Post,
noon, Room 1862, South
Building.
Thursday-Department Execu-
tive Committee, Legion Club.
Friday-Victory Post, Legion
Clllh
Evening star., 1949-03-20
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

l WOULD LIKE TO BUY q nice
clean auto for cash; bring car with ti1
sT 1!e 7ssa! 8 hlai ask TON for Mk Il hAMAR ''N
ably 40 chev. or other small car
,n, Tish low cnilsrSsv mlsaSs Gr9as SG; 9sel. zaas
W. a4e aEe Ferds s" Chevrosts SaoIs 10 e9y oIoo
sP6 sPPoHASkA NJ shsSkt SERVICE, NC, M a iise
cAks Gss y SWsiaSfEpEfords; ds0' cheyrole..,
s1ya3ui5 sEGH b1foS fsSf''f i f''p ssR L &: n's ns
LRFNcotS1 ~ otSo ZEPHYR 1910 or 1s41.
ton. ton "'I' r I. MoToRs. 1870 Rhode
sER IsISnd prAlrR Iys r. delperstely Ml ata needs
Will pay Oremlum EN- Peep price 1914
HOLD RI JUST 4 MINUTE, get nlsh.
est ciS 81 oEss s7 foE D6 y0us ss e" 81 H.
WooP MoToR 60; i7l7 Rhode q
pRrSaTE vi PARTY DESIRES as-41
Tassngsse or c.IS Eord o fouSs Sss5 must
sTupENT will pay $500 for clssIn
la4o-1941 car. No dealers, Du.
COOP CLEAN l. 30 to -. 40, l., ovne. N ssa6 ss5
asss' nesSed 81 fy sss5. Bsfi party oD to s:oo
WILL PAY CASH for '4s car in GOOD
sonditiEn4; soTt tSg4 No dealers Phone Green
cap1LLxc Geb isat 40 or AZ 4-dr. sedan;
EXCHANGE L6T and cash. ali utili.
ties, street. for late model auto.
FORD 40, coach or. 5.passgr: cpe..
MUST PURCHASE dependaoie used
car Immediately; prefer late model:
weekdays. no 6O79.
WANTED. dsed cars. any yeal any
make or model, for export; imme.
diate cash. no waiting contaet AUIo
win WITH VIM" More SIS tol
yout car No delay Open am. to
z pm: Open SUNDAY. 70 s.m: to g
pm W1NN MOTORS. 159 Florids
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR, new
or used Drive in: bring your title
rAi rA1iis rs aSxEsf i'' AFpkAsAls PT s'ss q al.
$ssi; &:ki..5ss6r4zc s fis; f's sss '''''s'
1 Will PAY ALL CASH for clean
cAsTLEsERRY. 1916 Bennine I'd.
ne FIR ko31
Evening star., 1949-03-20
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. E
SUNDAY MARCH TO- ls4s

/ for Associate Grand Conductress
Anne Guilford.
William F. Hunt - Monday,
Home Board with Mrs. Dora Tay-
lor. Thursday, honoring March
birthdays and anniversaries.
Local Masonic News
Barristers Lodge will conduct
religious services today. 8 pm, at
the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home. Sermon by Rev. Harvey
w. Goddard.
Blue Lodges.
Joseph H. Milans-Monday,
Fellowcraft Club. 8 pm.
Mount Pleasant-Monday. sem
ior wardens Of District to confer
M. M. Degree.
Pentalpha-Monday, initiation.
Anacostia-Monday. Bethel No.
5, Jobs Daughters and Anacostia
Chapter, Order Of De Molay;
guests.
Takoma-Tuesday, initiation.
Samuel Gompers-Tuesday. am
ateur night. ::
Acacia-Tuesday, initiation.
Warren G. Harding-M. M. De-
gree to be conferred by the
"49ers."
Naval-Thursday, special, S:4S
pm. M. M.
Hope-Thursday. Masonic in
struction, 1880 pm, 1000 F street
NV.
st. John's-Friday. address by
Cloyd H. Marvin, president
G. w. u.
Hope-FTiday, composite group
from Bethel No. 4. Jobs Daughters
Of the District. Virginia and Mary
land to exemplify their degree
work.
King Solomon-Saturday, spe-
cial. 1:30 pm, dedicated to night
workers at GPO and the four
Washington daily papers.
Knights Templar.
Annual inspection and drill BY
order of the grand commander. to
be at Mckinley Tech High School
Friday, 7:30 pm.
Order of De Molay.
Robert lie Bruce Chapter will
hold the De Molay devotional
ceremony at Washington Cathed-
raj, 4 pm. today.
Royal Neighbors
To celebrate the 54th anniver-
sary of the Royal Neighbors Of
America. Fidelis Camp will hold q
luncheon and card party at the
Kenesaw Apartments on Tuesday
at 1890 pm. District Deputy
Mrs. Nena E. Diesman Is general
chairman. assisted by Mrs. Anna
B. Hid and Mrs. Anna T. Pigott.
An enraged elephant will fell q
man with bjc tr,,rE ooro hin, with
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Legion Auxiliary
National Head
On Official Visit

The national Eastern vice presi-
dent of the American Legion Aux
iliary, Mrs. William Kashman OF
Hartford, Conn. will make her
official visitation to the Depart
ment of the District of Columbia
on Saturday.
She will be honored with a din
ner in the Chantilly room of the
Hamilton Hotel beginning at $50
pm. Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. Sarah Deery, Ho-
bart 3205, and should be received
by Thursday.
Following the dinner a mass
meeting will be held. Mrs. Kash-
man will speak, and will hear
reports from the various depart
ment committee chairmen. All
members of the American Legion
Auxiliary are invited.
The Eastern Division of which
Mrs. Kashman is leader comprises
III of the Eastern States and the
District of Columbia, with a total
membership of over 250,000.
Mrs. Kashman has served as
department president of Connecti-
cut, member of the National Ex-
ecutive Committee, vice chairman
Iof the National Rehabilitation
Committee for two years, during
which she directed schools for
training volunteer hospital work.
ers, and last year was national
chairman of the auXiliaryS Ma
tional Radio Committee.
The department welfare chair
man, Miss katherine Clarke, and
her committee are making plans
to secure a television-radio-pho
ograph set for the crippled chill
dren's clinic at Gallinger Hospital
The committee has already
furnished clothes and shoes for
the children and holds monthly
parties for them at which refresh
ments are served and some form
of entertainment presented.
Any one interested may call
Miss Katherine, Department Child
Welfare chairman, North 1891.
A meeting Of the Department
Rehabilitation Committee will be
held tomorrow at the American
Legion Club, 2437 Fifteenth street
NV, at 8 pm. Mrs. Loretta
Read chairman asks every unit
Evening star., 1949-03-20
SWV AuXiliaries
DAV Activities

Meetings this week are:
Dugout Trench Rats. Tuesday.
interior Auxiliary, Wednesday.
Department Honor Guard.
Thursday.
Interior Chapter, Friday.
All meetings will convene at 8
pm. at 1701 Eighteenth street
NV,
Evening star., 1949-03-20

home of Thelma Graves. 1112 Z
street Sc, with Mrs. Edith Hiser
presiding. Mrs. Frances Cassedy
was given the obligation. Future
meetings will be held the second
Tuesday each month at 1919 K
street NV.
Mrs. Sadie Warnock will pre-
side over Hornet Circle, Military
Order Of Lady Bugs on Wednes-
day at 418 Washington Loan &
Trust Building. Plans will be
completed for the sixth birthday
of the circle.
Meetings this week:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Capital Aux
iliary, Naval Lodge hall; Federal
Auxiliary, 1919 K street NV.
Tuesday-Pentagon Auxiliary,
1900 New Hampshire avenue NV.
Wednesday - Hornet Circle,
Washington Loan & Trust Build
ing.
Friday-EQuality Walter Reed
Auxiliary, 419 Seventh street NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Construction of the New York
State Capitol Building at Albany
began in 1867 but wasn't actually
finished until 1879.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

chairman be present or send a
representative.
National Cathedral Unit No. 10
will hold its annual visitation OF
department on Wednesday at 8
pm. with the unit president, Mrs.
Alethe Hermann, presiding, at
the American Legion Club.
The annual official visitation OF
Victory Unit No. 4 will be held on
Friday at the Legion Club at 8
pm. Mrs. Florence Wadborg
president, will preside.
SWV Auxiliaries
The Past Department Presi-
dents Club of the District OF Co.
lumbia will meet Saturday eve
ming with Mrs. Katherine Lynch,
1909 Missouri avenue NV.
Admiral George Dewey Naval
Auxiliary will meet Monday eve
ming at Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie.
At the meeting of Col. James
S. Petit Auxiliary on Monday
evening the charter was draped in
memory of Past Auxiliary Presi-
dent Margaret FELTON, and Past
National Presidents Anna Juneau
and Maude c. Whitlock.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
BUTLER BONDED

oO ACxt oo1NDGO
Time proven bargains, 1000, bonded
Down. Total
~ Stude. Comdr. Reeal
5-pass coupe. Cd.
heater S592 Sl,7I5
AZ Stude. Champ. Resal
5-pass. cp.. o. d.. r. n. 525 ,615
a. Stude. Champ. REGAL
4-dr., cd, heater sol 1.5e3
'4s Ford Sup Tudor 4l5 l,24o
Standard 30-Day Guarantee
~ Olds "66" 2-door SOS S192
~ Stude. Champ. 4-dr. 265 - ;aa5
Al Ford Super CT. Cpe., 24s .45
~ Ford Super sFordor Sas lt5
MECHANICS SPECIALS !
80 stude. comd1. 4-dr. sl$s ssas
80 WHY'S 4-dr. Zl32 295
81 Chrysler 4-dr. 9p 2e7
LEE D. BUTLER, INC
1saA pa aun "a IL H11H -Cn
Evening star., 1949-03-20
'THE NEWEST DEAL"
AUCTION SALES

ZED l. WILLIAMS 4 ZED 2. VIII
"Msi By suction 'i at WILLIAMS AUCTION
HOUSE. Tues. March 23nd. 2 PM
Many large and small lots soOas s
household effects Including room and
scatter-size rugs, from homes, apart
meats and other sources; many
hish-grade pieces; splendid bedroom
suites. up-to-ddate mshossny dining dining
dining .oom suite. chrome break
fast odd sofas, living room
chairs, studio beds, fine floor lamps
coffee aid Gs lamp 4oom Iabfs sssr set ODD beds
Duncan Phyfe@ drop-ieaf tables.
dinctte chairs. inner-sprinE mat
tresses. odd .dressers and chests.
ice refrigerators, gas range. mum.
erous other suites and odd pieces
Also about 10 room size russ, both
Oriental and domestic. Inspection
daily Consignments OF Eood-srade
acceptable furniture and enects
respectfully solicited from estates;
individuals dealers and o,stn.,rn others; cnidi cnd
appraisal as to auction value.
mh19.2O. .
ASisHs eHEs1PEAKE sEIf fBAYoFRoNT FARM
PROPERTY: One mile private beach
on bay; excellent black duck pond
and duck blind sites.
Farm consists OF chesapeiak,e pi,,s,is sas vith unis
house. barn. sarase Windmill. etc:
Tavern Greek unit Of $50 acres
hiahiy productive SOIL 200-year
homestead, guesthouse. sransry. ga
rage. with country road between
~ anirs; insnsct nroperty see VIM Oakley
Kent County, Md. ADVANCE BIDS
OR INQUIRIES ma. be i su6mit1ted a1sd
AaetiSa st ss" to yG5s & hsia s on April Fifth;
ceast ceast House. IL 'cchestertovn. Nd.
EMMETT R.. BoWLUs; Auetionsssss.
Frederick, MARYLAND, Phone 17Sz'
II. M. Asexander. Clerk.
PUBLIC AucTIoN-REAL ESTATE
ETCHIsoN, MONTGOMERY Co.,
sMATRulRpAY. MRl MARCH 90, 1s4e, At
1000 AM, on the premises OF my
,arn' .an and Ia < mi. east Of Damascus.
leading off from the macadam road
from Ftchison to Sunshine. in Mont
eomery County. MARYLAND;
Al head fne Guernsey dairy cattle'
mem, without reserve. Terms-Cash.
NV modern 23S-acre dairy farm. with
lo-stall cow barn, dairy and silo.
rood productive land, with running
T "rse modern dwelling, also tenant
dwelling. Come and inspect any
time before sale. The above farm
will be offered with reservation.
Terms announced at time Of sale.
MRS. JOHN B. WATERS,
owner.
THURS. EVENING. March "a At
china, and glass. rugs, picture
frames, lamps: also items II brasss
and copper. SUBURBAN, AUCEIQN6
Evening star., 1949-03-20

TOP DOLLARS
For good. clean used cars. See owen
McNey at ~
SCHLEGEL GOLDEN
o63 Carroll st. GE. $500. GE. 1908
CHEVROLETS WANTED
Any model. will pay highest cash
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Georgia ave. NV. ia. $500
BUICK OWNERS
Will pay up to 81 800 for 1876
models, other models wanted also.
Central Motor Sales
1926 Conn. ave. EN-. 9754, .Wo.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
Roval Neiehbors

An enraged elephant will fell q
man with his trunk, gore him with
his tusks. trample on him, then
fling the body rs feet or more
away.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
EMMETT r. BOWLUs: Auctionssr'
X M. Alexander, Clerk.

THURS. EVENING. March "a at ?
pm.' antique and modern furniture.
china. and glass. RUGS, picture
frames Lamps alsS iitNsmhSIe mhSIet1!r1eas y eIass
Sf10 Rockville Pike Albert Tablet
suctioneer. Rockville 1922.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

A meeting of the Department
Rehabilitation Committee will be
held tomorrow at the American
Legion Club, 2437 Fifteenth street
NV, at 8 pm. Mrs. Loretta
Reed, chairman, asks every unit
Evening star., 1949-03-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
UNDER $500
OWNER-RATED CARS

Chevrolet 1s40 special de luxe 2-dr
in original cleaning black; car Is
nice and clean and gives top per-
formance radio, heater. seat COW
ers, fine tires all around; $595 cash
Ford 1888 Tudor; here is the one
you have been looking for in low
cost but clean transport alton; very
dependable yet it's only A70 cash
Packsrd AZ sr io4o; s5s5: It's steal at
this price. economical, 6zty,tndsr
"l1Q" f5dr- sedan; orisipss b!stt;
Plymouth 1910 "-dr. with new motor
that purrs, olike e kitten. m9
chanical honey; black finishi fle an
interior; hurry ON this, one, ,nsn, II s
Chevrolet 1889 coupe; here is the
low-cost transportation you have
been seeking; black finish; runs
nice and is economical; $47O cash
or terms.
LOGAN (FORD)
I'LL 18th st. NV, DI. 5s03.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

CHEVROLET 1871 Spec. de luxe q
dr.. r, and h; S746. terms .
MoToRs. 25i0 Bladensburg rd
dan, nnoS Good Condition and appear
ance. A buy at $685.. Terms.
and app'nce: 1925: terms. BUSCH
MOTORS. o510 Bladensburg I'd
STANLEY arIo 3; MoRNEK; Sas;a! NC, c.. BuisE h:k
!4s !s4s Buick 4.dr. pynafoy s2,5s5
'48 Buick 4-dr. Super; black.
Wv. Master tires. fully
equipped. like new 2,295
'4s Buick station wagon - 2,345
'4s Buick sedanette Road
masters and Supers -- 2,l95
AT Buick Super conv. 2,O4b
AZ Buick; 4-doors and seda-
nettes: Roadmasters and or
.4e BUICK Buick: 4-doors and seda-
nettes; Roadmasters and ,.1-
- Buick Super coupe ---~- sae sae
40 Buick 4-dI. 7a5
ii Ford Super de luxe cpe. 1895
'46 Ford Tudor Super de !. 1'2d5
'46 Chevrolet town sedan 1925
Many others at lower prices.
HORNER'S CORNER. Open satur-
days.
1941 Chevrolet sedan S235
1899 Pontiac sedan --------- 3S5
1887 Ford sedan --- 90
1885 Cadillac sedan ------- $50
1885 GMC panel --- R5
1888 Chevrolet panel - 125
Others to choose from.
JOHN 9. REEcE. lila Half 81; s,W.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

National Capital Auxiliary will
hold their visitation of the depart
ment president and staff tomor-
row at Naval Lodge hall.
The 0ootiette Club met at the
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Potomac Post, at its last meet
ing. at 1906 Rhode Island avenue
NE, presided over by Comdr.
Clerico, elected the following Off
GERS: Commander, Leo S. Dove.
sr. senior vice commander. Fran
Evening star., 1949-03-20

IMMEDIATE CASH
Any make or model car Must havs
90 cars to open new lot.
Williams Auto Sales
r.. ave. at goth st. ne, AID. s344.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

FOUR-MONTH GUAR.
e-day trial money-back guarantee
This sensational double guarantee
takes all the risk out OF buying q
AZ Dodge, de, luxe coupe 81 ,29b
.46 Studebaker Champ. .2-dr. l.0e5
HILL & TIBB1TTS.
1114 Vermont ave. NV. Wash; g
Oldest Ford Dealer, MA. $3.50. al
Evening star., 1949-03-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
5000 SPRING SALE

Club met at the
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-04-01

The day starts with rosy glow
jwhen corn meal Batty Cakes are
ION the breakfast table. These little
tcorn meal pancakes are crisp and
ldelicate, but hearty enough for a
lhe-man breakfast. Serve Batty
Cakes with sausage or bacon, and
Honey - and you have breakfast
Tor light supper that's tops with the
whole family.
Batty Cakes
1 cup enriched corn meal
~ teaspoon soda ,,
w teaspoon salt !
l beaten egg
IA cups buttermilk -
Sift together dry ingredients.
EAdd beaten egg and buttermilk to
dry ingredients, beating u nti !
tsmooth. Pour one tablespoon OF
batter for each cake onto a we'll
CREASED iron skillet. Bake until
brown, turning only once. Of bat
ter gets too thick, add little more
ibuttermilk). Serve with. honey or,
emaple syrup.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-04-01
80 Claimants Paid S212

We are happy TO report that II
the March Board, 1919. we were
able to increase our Death Benefits
$500 over the December Quarter
In the December Board 1913. We
were able to pay each of the 30
claimants $4,000. but in this OUR
ter we are paying each of the 30
claimants $222O0 an increase of
$500 per claimant
This increase was brought about
by the untiring efforts on the part
Of our Faithful Presidents Who adj
ded members during the Resolution
Campaign which was launched Jan
uary u, by the General Secretary
This increase might not be much,
but it does show that we are Zoing
upward and not backward Had all
of our Presidents who added mem
bers in the Resolution Campaign
collected the March assessment from
said applicants we would have made
a greater increase. As of today we
are mailing out 81 policies for new
members that We're taken I'D during
the RESOLUTION Campaign. Had these
policies been ordered before the
Board convened we would have been
able to pay more than $4,000 per
ola; r,7o.o4
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-04-01

Neverl Not when girls from al
.parls of the country who are .esrn-,
Eng to become nurses in Chica-o's a
great Medical Center, get tog. r.
after hours to try out a bit Of r.
own home cooking. In the a
modern residence which house :
dents and graduate nurses :
Rected with Cook County hos /,
there are private kitchens on f. y
floor as well as individual "ozcs
parlars' in the lounge.
J Directors Of Cook County School
of Nursing cooperate with =
self-governing student body, scf
encourage recreation and hos 5-es
of which there are many.
) Classe open in March ard s~7 n
in September. Qualified r.
sc.uo, students are now g - :
to e director at 1900 We, (
street, for the three year p,
7 e are also Sumner c $
open tn college students. Z +
a ... .e-r course las 'ing g.
! -- degree and diploma IN ~--s.
iN- as well.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-04-01

"a cups sifsed epTched -four
8 teaspoons baking powder
l teaspoon salt
f6ift together -four, baking powder
and salt. Cut or rub in shorten.
ln1 until MIXTURE is crumbly. Add
Pnilk to make soft dough. Turn
| cut on lightly Toured board and
Etnead gently 30 seconds. Roll out
one half inch thick. Cut with
Toured biscuit cutter or sharp
80. Bske - snsrsased baking