davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TRAILERS

TRADE EQUITY in 40 acre farm,
equipment and house furnishings for
late model 2-bedrm. trailer. Kitchen
and bath recently remodeled. 80
min. D. c. Call Fairyiew 2-2323 or
write P. o. Box 8. Cheltenham, Md.
'52 AMERICAN. 70 it.; sleeps 4; bath;
must sell King S-4S09. Lot T-S,
Temple Trailer Village. Alex. 16'
TWO-WHEEL, HEAVY-DUTY, Jeer
over S40O new; $3.50. IS down. Wo
6-65S0. 5336 Wis. ave. NV. 16'
80 MODEL COLONIAL, mod. conv
pulled only from factory. to An
drews Field; must sell. S2,500 OF
best offer See any time. Lot No. 8
AAFB Trailer Park c, SGT. JACK
B. DIXON. Ia
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!.

BOATS-Used outbosrd motors, S35
up. CAPITOL MARINE CO., S03
Maine ave. s.W. Phone EX. 3-145S.
CABIN CRUISER, ::S-tt. Roamer. l VI.
old. sleeps 8; steel planning hull.
twin Chrysler Royals. hydraulic con-
trols. auto. pilot gas sntffer, co.,
system. ship-to- shore. 110-volt AC
converter and charger. AC and DC
wiring. hot water pressure water
system: beautiful galley, dinette.
shower bath; heads: top speed. 23
knots: many extras. completely fur
nished for comfortable living aboard
original cost. S23 500; will sell with
or without extras; sale only by
owner. BYRON. INC. DU.. 7-1S00.
JE.. 4-2l05. is
Christmas Specials
Search lights, boat tops. speedome-
ters. racing vests, cushions. etc.
Reduced Prices
FAWCETT BOAT SUPPLIES, INC.
100 Compromise St.
Annapolis, Maryland -16
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FARMS
GENTLEMAN's FARMETTE

COMPLETELY MODERN s.
bedrm. split-level charming
home Liv rm. with firepl.
dining rm., beautiful kit. .
baths, lge. paneled recreation
rm.. laundry rm. and work.
shop, ample closets and stor-
age laundry chutes. All rooms
on the large side. Excellent
construction. Also included
are 3 acres Of beautiful rolling
land and small barn. Beauti-
full view. Spring, trees and
shrubbery. black-top road, ex-
cellent loc; mr.. good schools
and shopping center Is mi.
D. c. See this If you want
) something nice. Price reduced
to $4,000. About S4,000-S5,-
600 cash; bal has good A.
nancing. Owner transferred.
s Buy this and move in for
" Christmas. Also other good
listings. For appt. phone
i Vienna. Va. 2S0-W.
WHITESELL REAL ESTATE
Near Oakton school. Hwy. 123.
Closed Sundays.
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AuToMoTIvE MISC.

'48 PONTIAC production engine, only
900 miles, 6-cylinder. Sell or trade
Best offer. MR.. FOLEY, DI. 7-4104
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Cos 18th ST. NV

central BUILDING
I sos G ST. NV.
Blight, cheerful Offices. from $50 per
mo. incl. elec. and tanitor service.
See supt at bldg. or call CAFRITZ.
DI 7-00S0 10
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/ AUTOS FOR SALE lcont.l J

SI0er 4dSOF hsats5 oys,S:as ls1thss vase
engine: excellent condition; gas mile
age gaIpre See this one: SS95. 2
dSy, money back trial. 4-month
written guarantee. HILL. g. SAN
DERS, Wash.'S Oldest Ford Dealer.
1114 Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-4300.
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DOCTOR OR DENTIST

DOO IOH O1C DG1N I I'D I
Cor. suite. now avail on 9th floor
4 individual treatment rms, will
decorate to suit tenant. See Mr.
Coffeen on premises for inspection
or call Mr. TranSue. EN-. 10000.
LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY CO.
WESTORY BLDG.
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DODGE 81 coronet club coune; ,gryo
$i,sS5. SID f5O WELIBoRN" W s MoToRs'. TtSEs'
INC. Chrysler- Plymouth Direct Fac
tory Dealers. 1892 Ga. ave-, Silver
Spring. Nd. -JU 9-4502. Ia
Black fnish: immac. throughout;
sell for val. due. only S649; terms.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK r. I. ave.
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crosby 1852 Super sta. wag.
green. red upholstery. eXcellen
2nd car. Must sell. ia. s-17S6;
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LOTS AND AcREAGEs FOR SALE

Near Oakton school. Hwy. 123.
Closed Sundays.
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CHEVROLET 1852 FIeetline de luxe
2-dr.; r, and h. turn signals. un-
tested; written guarantee. 81 ,245,
PAUL BROS. "USED-CAR FAIR. -
WIS. AND ELLICOTT ST. NV
KE. 7-130S. OPEN EYES. TIL s
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OLDsMOBLE 1949 "78' de luxe 4
DIR. sedan; Hydra, r. and h., plastic
covers turn Iaa, sSnas Sarasin exse Shah
PAUL BROS. "USED-CAR FAIR. -
WIS. AND ELLICOTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130S. OPEN Ewes. TIL. 8.
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NV. WASHINGTON and Montgom.
erv Co. JOHN R. DEVEREUX. DI
1850. IA
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

seas;; ,,alIs esSiss $3.50 So5G; e1sil 1ssiiil
oISsD afssDt is4s sfsde serss sE ss S7Ss Ss x. zd,
sedan; Hydra, r. and h., $4,000 MI.
new tires. This car has had excep.
tional care and is in excellent cond.
throughout. Take it to your own
Bsn Moroks Csaoqs soS dSepSf %fs sy. si2ss
WO. $4,000. III
orig. black finish; completely equip,
including r. and h., Hydra. Grand
opportunity to obtain the Injurious
3STA 0s 9s sarsntse 1S5 Feoi oisTsAS nESs g Mo sS
9aEsmob: 9E S4 dese NGernen goo Vii; Wilson tsEsss Svd
Obs 4f5 !a a7 70 'aAss]a ]SaSH, club sedan; radio,
hsatec covi7s beaa srSs toS. pssse p4ssa
very clean, 1-owner car. S745.
GEM. 3-470S). $500 Wisconsin ave.
oLDs '5s "as" 4-dr. de luxe sedan:
Ike new, fully equipped including
radio heater and Hydra-Matic; q
tone gray; orig.. and cost $500;
driven 1850 actual miles; 1000
rifles check performed by Olmstead
ssn sanr MotsT GS nS Ssn 81 ARMY n
Immediately; Ss.ss5. ia. 4-0a37.
oLDs, 1850 .ss.: orig. palm Ine sre.n
finish: completely equipped, incl. r.
tunity to obtain the famous oids.
Rocket engine and performance for
oeIMsTfEiA,D ,r' MOTOR Co., Northerni
S9SS s9SS. wilson blvd. AFl'' Va III q: 7;
|OLDS. 1s47 "7s" 4-dr. sedan; r. and
reconditioned. An ideal family car
At oIMgHn nrice yMorR ySS san co sors NorsSsrn SSss5
wilson Bivd., Hrl.. Va. IA. $500.
oLDs Al e-dr. coach in good run
ming condition: R.-h.. 1925. Call
KE. 7-1556. after 8 pm. %
OLDs ,49 ."76. 4-dr: de luxe sedan:
GsdGs'u Hsdio heaisf aHne HgdraMstic otSsi ss
extras Road test this one before you
buy. $l,O95. COLONIAL OLDSMO-
BILE CO. tLI. 7-934O, l24l 9th
oIDs ii se sd ass 5s Sn de- Fla luxe ave club .edn
ivy green: brand-new tires; all ex-
tras. You'll have to see and drive
this one. What BARGAIN II is.
81 $SIL;4s5., coLoN1IAL oLdD2sMoBILE
CSi {1st on oil Fla. s'aSs aye. i"si 0'n 3d. ne'
OLDS 81 Super "SS" club coupe;
original gray finish; ,Hydra-Matic
drive. radio. heater. Traded on new
Oldsmobile. See this one today.
S1.995. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE
co. LI: 7-934O), l241 9th st. ne.
OLDS 1946 '76'' 4-dr.: set black;
Hydra-Matic. heater. A nice running,
COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE co. NI.
773;934O, 1241 9th st. ne. dust of
oLDs "'ss9s 70 "7e' sedan; radio and
heater. Hydra Matte; 81. 1875: terms,
FORD CO., 1227 East:west hwy.
Silver Spring. Md. JU. b-7s94.
OLDS 1851 "SS" Super 4-door: r.
and b., Hydra; S1.s95 or best of,er.
PAcKARD late as custom 4-dr..
beautiful black. chauffeur driven: r.
and h.. Wv. tires. auto. clutch,
cd. etc: $1,000 or best cffer. co.
PACKARD SlSkafi 1e4s "1s5" de luxe 71S 4.Sr.;
r. and h. This car is clean inside
and out: excel. mech. cond.; orig.
finish; S995; S195 down. CAPITOL
PACKARD. 7911 Georgia ave-, Ju.
PACKARD 1s42 convertible; fair
condition S175. or best offer.
PACKSRD III Clipper "s" sed.; GOOD
ccnd.; S2eb. Cali OWNER. JU. g.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
TRACTOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1851 2-dr. sedan; black, blue
leather upholst.; up to 35 mi. pei
gallon; $745. Two-day money back
trial, four-month written guarantees
HILL q SAUNDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer CAD. 4-43OO), I114
Vermont ave. NV.
AUSTIN 1949 4-dr. A-4O; new motor
see ss sos Elm ave-. tx. rt.. '?SS ia
AusTINs-195i z-door sedan: as
sedan SSc = economiesl asM NIL isSe Der 4dr es
! owner. low mileage: "honor buy
car; $S45; traded In on q new
AUSTIN. Your direct factory Austin,
Henry and Kaiser Dealer. MAN.
HAITIAN AUTO K..F. INC. 9TH at
r sts. NV. NO. 7.2700. Open eve-
nings till 8 nm. Est. 1914.
AUSTIN 1g46 4-dr. sedan; S3e5.
This little Enslish car with leather
cite upholstery Is as clean as q
GEORGETOWN home uses almost no
gas at all, and parks in such q
small space the meter won't charge.
For any good used car, see your
GEORGETOWN dealer. WILLIAMS AND
AUSTIN 1850 Devon 4cdr.; heater
equip; owner, low mileage; $595
TWo-day money-back trial. four.
month written guarantee. HILL a
SAUNDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Fort
Dealer (NA. z-4300). lila Vernon
ave. nv.
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GARAGES

4-CAR GARAGE FOR RENT-Can be
used as garage or dead storage;
wide alley; call 10 pm. EN-
1875 Eth ST. NV. REAR-$f5 mo.
212 st. NV, $40; 1929 Corcoran
$50 M NJ ASL sAlS6 laas aasNzS EzHslid 7ss =! p;S n4sS
st; NV. ME. s-4100. Ia
GARAGE WANTED to rent; dry; for
storage; mr.. Blair I'd. and Cedar st.
NV; IA 9-1540. 8 Am. to l. Ill
GARAGE WANTED to rent. which
has heat and light; single or double;
GhT. n;T; sec section; nxsIS "a; I'm 6-7626: IL
through Fri, 8 am. to pm. bet
9th and 9th SITS. and Penna. and
n: Y. aves. NV. 8. ]. NESB1TT
635 = st. NV. Ill
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TRAllERS

HEETER TRAILER SALEs-Cherr,
Hill Trailer Park Route /, Berwyn
Md. authorized dealer for severa
makes OF new and used house trail
I'.iS SPARTAN. Manor tandem, 27
IT., all aluminium: excel. cond. Best
cash offer. KE. S-23S3. ia
New Moon, 35 IT,. 1858
model. Equipped with YOUNGSTOWN
kitchen. completely furnished, oc-
cupied only 3 months. Must sell.
Going overseas. Can be seen al
WOODLEY HILLS COURT. Rich
mond hwy. Lot 419. I3s
81 TRAvELOR--Metal awning, elec
refer. bis closets. sleeps 4. S97F
for quick sale. JACK maritime
Cherry, Hill Trailer Court. 10lS(
1857 AMERICAN TRAILER, e6 #.
fully equip, bedroom, toilet. show.
esr;. Andrews A.F;;B.. Trailer Parl
sSisa, V every A day " til 1-stSS 4:so D. aHs N
Very good buy.
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EMBASSY MOTORS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

cellent: ST. PAS. HoRNER's CoRNER,
9th and Fla. ave. ne. Ii. 6-6464.
CHEW 40 acton panel; / owner;
completely reconditioned and guar
anteed; ant edn. $ssS sS: .an Also 1888 Dodge az
wis ave. oL. 4-e10o. ia
CHEVROLET 1850 I-ton panel; one
oxHnesRE .HeR ,gsss gsssSd a4tS 4shSaps; g. $as1 MK Mr. r
CMEv. 80 sedan delivery; used very
spotlight; low terms; priced 10 sell.
MITCHELL MOTORS. INC, 222
THAMES 1S4s h-,,n panel; runn9ne
cond.; sl75. 81, 10000. 11l7 2nth
CHEVROLET ~ 3-ton dump truck;
on Va' ,arSI anSpee;; $sdn dnearly new tires; used
CHEVROLET so 1a-ton pickup; re-
t0hsS tsr%s. MoNRoE ReM PRe,Ri PoR6 c., q ssaS ss3
c c5SSa; " Open eyes. TIL o! 1'' ''' o
condition throughout; ready to
work. Only. $685.. 2-day money
unSA EA1l, 4-monCn written guar
antee. HILL & SANDERS. wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer NAD. 4-43OO); !;
lila Vermont ave. NV.
body and tires. Good mechanical
back trial; 4-month written guar
antee: HILL g. SANDERS. wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer CAD. 4-43OO);
1ll4 Vermont ave. NV.
DODGE 1910 stake-body truck; good
7:50, by 90 tires; $3.50; viii take
small truck in trade. 6214 Ritchie
rd. Sc. Wash. 2S. D. c. Near For
estville, Md. 10
FORD 1910 A-ton panel; 1926. See
At 4S12 Macarthur blvd. NV. EN-.
FORD 81 F-e chassis and cab; 17e-
in. wheelbase, 2-speed axle, S.25x2O
ton. Has big ''6" engine. Can be
financed. $l.745. MONROE FORD
Co, 1887 EaSt-West hwy, S. s.,
Md, JU. 5.7SO4. Open ewes. till 9.
SPRING CLEARANCE
81 CheV. ka-ton panel 81 900
~ International 1-ton Metro 1926
AZ Inter. KB-5 Aft. stake S400
NATIONAL TRUCKS
2316 Ga. Ave- NO 7-77OO Ia
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FARMS

sTRoUT CATALoG = FREE - 81
states STROuT REALTY, 711-A
woodward Bldg. Washington. ST
Oo.A. STOCK FARM. upper Mont.
sonIsr son1IsTy scsyEty cegnty' Md. H. c. SMITH
.ANTED, as home for myself: Farm
land or woodland; with or without
hldgs.; level or rough; abandoned
or cultivated; Culpeper or Fau.
quier County or State of Va. Price
:ocation. description. Box 36O-V
20 DOWN. s1oo in 80 days, bal
$50 mo-: buy good 6-rm, semi.
BUNGALOW. old but ready to move
into, elec. well on back porch; 4
acres open land. on hard road neai
village. S4,700. WILLIAM A
1R coLoRED OR WHITEm47 Hne "a; acre,
at Churchton. Md, close to Ches
Bay, approx. 80 mi to Wash, D, C
improvements, include large frame
house with 4 bedrooms. electricity
furnishings. chicken house, corn
crib: horse stable tobacco barn,
drilled well. Priced at S1l 900. Good
terms, offered by WALTER NJ. BAU-
MA. NAN l727 < st. NV: Wash. D. C
can 1; 4. Startling at West River
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AVIATION

TAYLORCRAFT 1916; Just relicensed
new paint Job. $500 or best offer
1916 TAYLORCRAFT; excellent con.
dition; must sell this week. J A
SSAMlART' SAlT MA. S-7S24; eve. JE. f.
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BOATS

BUYING OR sELLNG-Consult us
drst. largest Yacht brokers In the
CheSapeake Bay area. THE WASH.
s.v RE 7.4797
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS FOR HlRE
RENT A TRUCK OR CAR
U-DRIVE IT. Wo. 6-65S0
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR. HONEST APPRAlsALs Of III
makes OF cars are assured at MCKEE
5e2ioo 2oH' '"'4 81 a." 81
WESTERN BUYER has ,mmed cash
for hice low-mileage cars. MORRIS.
: HUGHES 1912 Ga ave RA. 6-1122
SOUTHERN BUYER tn town for ont
good clean cars IA. 9-4SO1
TRACTOR WANTED. late model
about 2 tons. equipped. for semi.
trailer; must be in good shape
Evergreen 1922. Ill
SEMITRAILER WANTED, 20-2s IT..
closed van. equip; and and ready fol
Evening star., 1953-01-09
CANNEY REAL ESTATE
HERNDON 48O
S27 500

Near Culpeper. Va. an excellent
paying cattle farm. Fine bottom and
upland in high state Of cultiva tior
and pastures. Fertilized and lined
costing $4,000 in last 2 years. IL
acres wooded. Comfortable Groom
Six-room tenant house, Barn and
outbuildings. Trench silo. Modern
machinery may be purchased. Water
in all fields. Strong stream on
property. Immediate possession
Terms. Call Mai. Lane. MA. $4,000;
ewes. and week ends, OIL. 2-62S9.
BOSS d PHELPS. INC. 1417 K St.
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OFFICES STUDIOS FOR RENTLoTs AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(continued1 (contnue6.l
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE, Arlington. on Wilson
blvd. in courthouse. uhone answer.
ia. s-aIa7 or IA. 5-ss73. 10
BARR BUILDING, go 18th st NV,
near Conn. and Knew, modern
attractive desk space for those who
want the best: receptionist SWITCH
board mail and telephone answer.
ing service avail Call ST 3-3458.
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A BEAUTY
10 ArREC

IL ACRES
Completely modern 3-bedrm. home;
close TO school, churches, easy COM
muting distance. $19,250.
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90 LOTS

135 ACRES
Loudoun County farm with large
stream. Reasonably priced at $15(
per acre.
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End TRUSTS
LOANS

Second trusts wanted. Top yr,ce paid
Cash today. RA. 6-22S1 ia. S-6676.
day or evenings. 10
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SARASOTA, DEsoTo AcR.. 2-acr,
homssites, $1,2s5; I9ss dn;, s1t mo q,
Evening star., 1953-01-09

In approved subdivision town OF
Herndon, offered at 8 development
prices. Select one now for your new
home.
Evening star., 1953-01-09
WANTED
S1.OOO.OOO

Worth Of clean iate-modei cars. We
have one Of the largest retail
wholesale outlets in the city. Con.
tact US before you sell or trade.
We ay on balances anywhere In
the country and pay the cash diff
ference. All title details taken care
Of BY US
Evening star., 1953-01-09

OLDsMOBILE 80 "ss" club sed.;
like new; must sell due to illness;
81 $50 or best offer. Ii. 1895.
OLDSMOBILE 1949 Futuramic %
4-dr. sedan; r. and h.. Hydra-Matic
Here is your golden opportunity to
own really luxurious car for only
S25 down; full price today only
$995. COOPER MOTORS, 800
OLDSMOBILE Al 4-dr.; full price
$125. terms. KENNY. AP. 7-1220.
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED
Continued

Paw b,rp pEAksR S4icei fpr FROM 'ss n \: cio ..,,
5S06 Ga. ave. NV. IA, 1854. -9
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

Bay Properties Insurance
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
The echo., 1953-04-15
Shubuta News

This comes to let the readers of
The Echo know that Lodge No 1870
has lost a true and faithful member,
Bro. Walter Stain, who departed
this life on March 26. His death
was shock to the Community. He
leaves to mourn his passing, one sis
70 70 .:hildFo7.
host Of other relatives and friends.
It is our loss, but we hope it's hea-
Ven's gain.
Sandy II wilkins, President.
Mittie Nelson o~--'-'--'v
The echo., 1953-04-15

BASFBALL-1953.
The echo., 1953-04-15
Circular Le4ie- To
Presidents

A few weeks ago we got out a
circular letter to all of the presidents
of the Association who had delin-
quent members from the March
Board, from one up. Since sending
out the letter we have had a few let
tiers from presidents who lost only
one member in the March Board
Since we had so many presidents
with delinquent members, we sent
out a formal circular letter.
One of our president MIR. c. c.
Combest, was in the Office a few
davis a"o on- he eta'ed that ne only
lost one member in the March Board
however. after receiveing his letter
from the office, he decided that he
would bring in two, one rc0owal and
one new member.
The echo., 1953-04-15
Exchangette Club Honors
Vice President

Wednesday evening, April g. 1858,
pre- birthday celebration was OBJ
served at the beautiful home of Mrs.
Lula Wheeler on 10Th Street and
3lst Avenue in honor of Mrs. Rosana
Russell.
The honoree, Mrs. Russell, was
charming in a black satin seni-for-
NAL with a LONG black stole lined
with pink and black fringes. Her
corsage was pink and her accessories
were black.
A short, but very interesting pro-
gram was conducted by Mrs. Fredna
Coachran, daughter of the hostess,
Mrs. Lula Wheeler, who acted as CO.
hostess. The invited guests who
shared this lovely occasion were:
Mrs. Mary House, Mrs. Marceline
Beal, Mrs. Effie Lucas, sister of the
honoree, and Mrs. Ruth Hates of
Chicago, Illinois.
The hOnoree was given a seat of
honor and the members and guests
sang Happy Birthday" The lovely
cards were read and the many useful
gifts displayed by Mrs. Coachman, of
Birmingham, Alabama, who was
home for this special observance.
The honoree expressed words of
appreciation to the hostess and CO.
hostess, members and invited guests
for such a gala observance.
The hostess served a delectable
plate lunch on crystal servers. The
lunch was colorful and tasty,
Prizes were awarded high score
winners by the hostess and souvenirs
were given to all.
Mrs. Corrine Johnson of Quitman,
Mississippi, expressed thanks to the
on behalf of the club for a
lovely evening.
The echo., 1953-04-15

to solve the basic problem of getting
more left-handed batting punch and
more sout1paw pitching strength be
hind Preacher Roe. Every team is
covered in detail, from Casey Stem
gels own version of how to beat
the Yanks" to an expose" by Branch
Pi.Gey, Jr., of the bag Of tricks Ri
father is exploiting in Pittsburg, in
BASFBALL-1953
The echo., 1953-04-15
Mrs. Leila 7'higpen
Passes

H. B. A. Ledge No. 233 reports The
passing Of one of It's faithful and 10y
al members in the person of Mrs.
Leila Thigpen
We trust that our loss IS heavens
gain. Mr.. Charlie Roberts IS presi-
dent of the lodge in which she held
membership. The lodge is located
at Rose Hill.
The echo., 1953-04-15
Baseball-l953 Tells
How They Figure To
Finish in So

It's going to be the Yankees and
the Dodgers again in the 1853 World
Series-but the Chicago White Sox
will beat out the Cleveland Indians
for second place in the American
League. So says Deel's BASEBALL
1883, published this week, in
form chart" said to be the first
scientific preseason analysis of the
relative strengths of every major
league baseball team.
Every comparable quality of each
teams starting pitchers, second line
pitchers, regular players at all other
positions, and reserve players-the
bench-is taken into account in this
"handicapping" section of the maya
zine prepared by Joseph M. Shee-
han Of the New Yorl, Times. Here
is the probable order Of finish fore
cast by the figues:
American League; Cd New York
Yankees, GU Chicago White Sox, 90
Cleveland Indians, ca Boston Red
Sox, 90 Washington Senators, e.
st. Louis Browns, CD Philadelphia
athletics, and (8) Detroit Tigers.
National League: ID Brooklyn
Dodgers, (2) New York Giants, {3) St.
Louis Cardinals, (4) Philadelphia
Phillies, (5) Chicago Cubs, (6) Gin
cinnati Reds, CD Milwaukee Braves,
and 60 Pittsburg Pirates.
In the National League the stati-
sites agree with the Dell poll of
1,500 sportswriters and sportscasters,
which happen to predict the same
finish as last year. In the American
League the statistics contradict the
experts in the poll. Dclls BASE
BALL-1953 includes major articles
on every major-league teams pros
poets, either told in the first person
by the managers or based on axhaus-
tive interviews by Joe Reichler (of
the Associated Press.
Inc magazine dlscloses the 1acts
ana llgt'res on attendance receipts
and profits and-loss which precipita-
ted the move of the Boston Braves
TO Milwaukee. Although BASE
II
bALL-l9o3 went TO press before the
century was approved It calls
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The echo., 1953-04-15
HBA CONVENTION IN SIGHT PRES. PLEASE HURRY
Reverend B. ]. Hines
Commended

The office received nice letter
d few days ago from Reverend B. J.
Hines of Fattiesburg, Mississippi,
with seven application blanks en-
closed for membership We want to
congratulate Reverend Fines for this
new business.
The echo., 1953-04-15

Mrs. Maggie Davis, our popular
president of H B. A. Lodge No. 1853,
at Desota Mississippi, continues to
go forward with the lodge Of which
she was elected to head; We are
proud of the wonderful work that
is being done in the lodge 10y Mrs.
Davis.
The echo., 1953-04-15
Picayune News
BY WILMER HUNTER

There has been a question in the
minds of the people. Who is the
most important on the job, labor or
management. l heard some say
that man wasn't worth anything
from his shoulders down, but he
was worth million dollars from his
shoulders up.
The echo., 1953-04-15
About Folk We Know

Mr.. c. c. Con1best o. Palbuta,
Mississippi was in the office a few
days ago. He was accompanied by
one of his members Mr.. Combest
brought one new member end one
renewal to the office Thanks, a.
gain, Mr.. Combest
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Lite in the u. S.
Life in the u. S.
DutifuI Dogs
Pinch-Hit for
Silent Siren

YORK, N. Y, Nov. 23.-If it
weren't for the dogs, there's no
telling when some of the volun-
teer f1remen in this village would
get to fire.
Harry Kelley'S house caught
fire yesterday.
The wind was coming from
the wrong direction and volun-
teers in some parts of the viii
lage couldn't hear the siren on
the fire hall. But the sensi-
tive ears of neighborhood dogs
heard it.
The pups started yapping and
carrying on.
That was the call to duty for
the firemen. They hurried to
the Kelley house and doused the
flames.
Unusual? Nav, say the fire.
men. They often have to de-
pend on the dogs when the wind
is wrong.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
1t Was q Hard Nioht

KINzUA, Pa. (P.-If you
think you have been having
rough luck read on:
Miss Ellen E. Malmberg, 63-
year-old poStmiStress in this
mountainous Western Pennsyl-
vania town of about 500, fell off
a chair while cleaning Friday
night. After treatment for a
broken left forearm and painful
injuries to her right wrist, she
went to bed.
At $40 am. Saturday tho
postmistreSs, who lives alone,
was literally blown out of bed.
Firemen said accumulated gas
apparently had been touched
off by a kitchen heater.
Miss Malmberg said she
stumbled downstairs through
the wreckage of her two-story
frame house and was rescued by
neighbors.
But is Miss Malmberg COM
planning about her luck? Not
at all.
Il guess I just can thank God
I'm alive" she said.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Proves Old Aduqe

SOUTH BEND. Ind. (P.-
The rear-view mirror in the
truck of L. C. McAvee of Ber-
rien Springs. Mich, showed
smoke in the street behind
him.
When he took a second look
later there was still smoke in
the street. BY the time he
got out and looked a fire had
destroyed four pieces of new
furniture in his truck.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Needs Dentist, Not Police

JERSEY CITY, N. j. P.-
SiXteen-year- old Charles Harri-
son had a toothache when he
went to work as attendant at a
gas station last night, so he tied
a scarf around his jaw.
Suddenly five police cars
rushed into the gas station.
Harrison, startled. removed the
scarf and explained to the cha
grined police that he worked
there.
Seems passerby, noticing the
scarf. mistook Harrison for a
masked bandit and notified po-
lice.