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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-10-22

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Evening star., 1953-02-15
AUfoMOBILEs FOR SALE

RLYAlOUTH 1889 2-door de luxe:
peri sond. ,s226 or best Ofisr. 20.
PLYMOUTH 1852 club coupe: :. and
h.. directional signals. A sparkling
maroon anish. Absolutely IKE 4
prSE sn saE MofoRsW y SSs Wlts HSso 1se d9En sye
ne; AP. $4,000. Open every. day
PLYMoUTH 1859 cranbrook 4 DIR. Sc
dan; equip; 81 $50: win trade: terms
arranged. EN-. 2-4140. -l6
1850 club coupe; r. and
b.: tmmaculate; one owner: suaran-
tee6 n @ " ;O9bi "a cash; III. trade Or terms
h.: immac.: 1t S9a5. AGNER MO-
TOR SALES. is M st. Sc. -I5
PLYMOUTH l94S Special de luxe 4
dr.;, r. h.. excellent motor. prac-
tieally new tires, good cond. through.
out. original finish: 1-owner car;
5000 Rear apt, 1901 LongfslloW
PLYMOUTH 4s 2-dr.; r. and h.:
sn Use DOVER Rs.f:ss ssos srqRnnns r. .v: ear he. SAB
1852 Cranbrook; this
car hasn't had the new" worn on
yet beaut. Jet black finish; tinted
glass; Q real eream-puff; look 1t
over; one owner, low mileage: guar
anteed. Don't miss t'lis new-car
sell ct 81. .6g5. RELIABLE WHOLE
SALERes 1901 Old Bladensburg I'd.
1941 sedan: very. very
good; little Jewel; S295. RUSSELL
MOTOR Coa-1137 East-West hwy.
PLYMOUTH 's9 4-dr. sed.; excel.
shape. new tires, heater; $3.50.
or best ofer. 10. 2-Q339.
PLYMOUTH 80 Special de .llxe club
can finance. HE. 4-6765.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
AUroMoBILEs ron SALE

PLYM0UTH 81 A-dr. cranhrcok;
new: must sell, owner mcvinT; sacri-
| fce, 81, 800. JU. 6-l203. lie
PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr. sed., Cram
brook; r. and h.; light blue; low
mileage; 1-owner car; S1,350. JU.
PLYMoUIHa II o4s 'as ds % luxe ,.,;,a. a1dr. black la,
chased new l1-5-,46 by me; excel
lent cond.; no radio or heater: $3.50
cash or best ofier. JU. 9-S117.
PLYMOUTH '52 Belvedere; r., h..
beaut. 2-tone blue finish; showroom
appearance and condition: $l,796.
pHy;MSiiTpa =; HSii pp iasa 1ssooi oGir.nhrook S.dr
late condition; 1 owner: must. sell
Immediately; can arrange bank
terms; only $l,525. RIA. 6-1462.
PEYaMSoUTH 1870; slight damage to
grill and door; $500 or best offer.
PiLYMOutTTHR 1s41 convertible coupe;
new tires, r. and h., looks and runs
like new; q honey; $345. RUSSELL
MOTOR CO., 1897 East-West hwy.
PLYMouTH AT sedan; heater, de-
$3.50. ECONOMY MOTORS, 1880
Colesville rd., Ju. 7-6176.
PLYMOUTH 194O 4-dr. sedan: re-
sos 0sSs ocd hsasss sss 1878 ssas 1ss sR
|Pff9YfMIioEEfH Pff9YfMIioEEfH :z4nsss; :4s cony.; exceptionSlly
clean; low mileage; r, and h.. Wv.
and skirts; 8. o5S; May be seen -. Ct
PERMSTra TlmTSGSr s-SasS is4s special dc iS luxe;
seil: $500 or best offer. AP. 7-7aSl
PLyMouTH 40 special de iSz.
saIy sasz; ~ iEsMfESEsssosA fSssss : oRIE, II
IIas. ny1cg. ,,th l7th ~ 4 4 n SIS. NV. pl'
PLYMOUTH 80 Special de luxe club
oSn owner at 81 si.1s5. 81 Phone AD. Is 4-ssIs.
PLyMo9gT1H ]. ,s! 1897 t.SFE sedan; ssI.
carefully kept. equipped: only $695.
6ilss 6hssanisse ssoA6 sfREeT Tqasei %oTso;ssSsC s;sSC
s1osS qtsSr1sd 3d. FSTS Es ecsSsiss cSasch lSSl %s j
2-5100; open til Q pm. Closed
PfiYMoSGjrH f9nMaoSGj 1s4s de luxe coupe PEG Ia:
shiny orig. black, nice motor, good
stirss h.as sl ds1sHs Hasys montS Tsa
or 5000 miles. BROAD STREET
MOTORS. authorized Ford dealer.
1001 w. Broad St., Falls Church, Va.
JE. 2-51O0. Open til pm. Closed
PLYMOUTH 1881 Concord: black,
original owner, excel. cond. through
out; heater. seat covers. Price
pSvMSiyTa Sl SSS Gai az7 1r ssGaS 5000 .on,nD.d
with 2-way radio, sale price $500,
or best offer. Ii. 4-1005. lib
PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrook club
coupe; beaut. light green. with r.
and h.. defroster and seat covers;
very clean; only S1.497. EMER-
SON & ORME. BUICK, 18th and
"A SITS. NV. DI. 7-l162. Open It'll
PLYMOUTH 1e3e-D. c, inspected
this month; good cond., S95. LU.
1-1032. -l6
Evening star., 1953-02-15
AuTQAAoRlL LEs EoR SALE

1047 convertible coune;
S746; 2-iay rnoney-back trial; A
month written guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. lila Vermont ave. nv.
AID. 4-43OO. --16
PONTIAC 81 4-dr. sedan: hydra
mat matte 81 ss extras as ezcsllent eond
PONTIAC 1852 chieftain 4-door de
luxe sedan: has Hydra, r. and h.,
back-up. hghts, dir. lights. Wv.
tires: like new; 5000 miles; orig.
inal owner. $2.150. LU. 2-1564.
PONTIAC 194s: radio and heater,
Hydra-Matic: tWO-tOne blue and
white. white-wail tires. This car
RaEse sn condition! Saa :! go sSoo WE iu ;ssS
PONTIAC 40 chieftain de luxe Sc
Soysr, Ssn. dark a5ly bss sso4i 9na 9EMarRasNs b seat
ORME. BUICK. 18th and M SITS.
NV, DI. 7-1162. Open til 8 pm.
PONTIAC 1s4e streamliner ..s' 4edr.
sedan; clean. fine running. beautiful
cELc cE,s; Oriental ptsI blue blue; Wv tires tires
many man! cus.om 9. extras. extras Loos @ 4 MI ms
Compare! Guaranteed 9 months or
5000 miles. BROAD STREET MO-
TORS. authorized Ford dealer, 1901
w. Broad st.. Falls Church, Va. JE.
2-610O. Open til 3 pm. Closed
Sunday liz
Evening star., 1953-02-15
AuroMopILEs FoR SALE

PACKARD '4S 4-dr; sedan; sglsndid
,422l Conn. ave; Wo; 8-SA00. -.
running cond.: S1io. Phone WA, 2
PACKARD 11Ski 80 4-dr.; equip, looks and
runs excep. nice; $3.50. Will trade.
Terms arranged; EN-; 2-4149. -l5
diO. heater; driven 5000, miles BY
$3.50. Can or. 4-96iS. I5s
PACKARD 80 4-dr.; +. and b., Ultra
matte transmission. black flnish.
gAsSD sals RciSf B2sRs cay a41s hv shannon
r2ackARD al Ii Apt '4s / super convertible. aSs
electromatic. clutch. oyedr.. custom
r. and h., light blue nm. good roof
snd tires. Ready to go, 81 ,095. Your
cApiToI c1 II SIa1i MOTOR rs Se CO. INC. Sss. PACK
ard Specialists. 79lI Georgia ave-.
Sil. spr., Nd. JU. 9-3904. Open
PACKARD az '4e Clipper e-cyl.; ex taxi;
5aSs ss paint pestsr excel ss vses mesh Ms saep
&c. S37a or best offer. LU. 4-4S24.
PACKARD '51 business coupe: heater
and defroster;. l owner; low mileage;
Saae @ SPACE. DAG here here II is TO for TeI von sale.
price only 81 .595. Name your terms.
CAPITOL MOTOR CO.. Silver Spring
Packard Dealer, 92S Phila. ave-,
Silver Spring, Nd. JU. 9-3900s
Sl 4dr SS sedan qtfass:
and fresh-air unit. / owner; low
mileage; black finish; sale price
$1,S06. Small down payment. Long
term. low-rate finance plan. See this
car for real buy. CAPITOL MOTOR
S9 So ssiIs s5lYsr sHs Spring Packers MS psaleT Pc
PinERRcSiE-ARRow 1885 sport coupe, s.
cyl. classic model; good cond.. $3.50
PIY%NoSUtTR II; 81 a1aS2; cranb;rook 4-dr.: ;.
h.. seat covers; Wv. tires: turn sig
mails, tinted glass, window shades
beautiful metallic blue. Must see
70 9s,P appreciate, pS 1oSS, Sl'726 or best ofIer
beautiful finish. low miieage. care:
fully , driven. one owner. S1;7s5.
PITMoGTPha. 1860 club cpe.. spec d.
luxe luxe; 10000 orig; MILEAGE Heater
out. $1,000 or best offer. Ki. S-7967.
PLYMOUTH '4s 4-dr.: dark green
fnisha ant.na ssattsr Be- ts; vS Sns owner y G9sE7
MOTORS $3.50 Wisconsin a s. oUHi ave. NV.
81: excel. cond,; excel.
clean. CAN WA. 7-6715. after 500
PIYMioGGiT'Hfp III pO 20 4-dr; good eond. 20 i
SS455 or best cash offer. Fairytiew
40 Early model, Special
de luxe 4-dr.: r.. and h.; low mile
age: good mechanical condition;
late 1850 4-dr. sedan;
original OWNER; clean car; 81 1.15O.
JU. 5-4972. -15
PLYMOUTH .I949 de luxe 2-dr.; r.,
h.. excel. throughout; q very good
car: $500 bank terms. KIRK MO-
TOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave-, ia. 9-4So0.
PLYMOUTH 1887 with AZ motor;
$50 or best offer. 313 10th st. s.e.,
Ii. 6-3137.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
AUTOMOBILES a FoR sALEI

PONTIAC 194S Chieftain; new tires
1-pc. windshield, turn signals, {
ip and 7ng;.lay p; 5ydTS;; wi eSgs SEnsr; s1;oeS
PONTIAC ,5l Chieftain de luxe 4.
door,. glistening blue nm: low MI.
completely equip, including r, h.
Hydra Matte. nylon s. G., spotlights
sun visor, etc; for sale BY naya
ot1cer; priced below real value
$1.S25. Cali OIL. 2-1187.
PONTIAC so Chieftain sS'' deluxe f.
dr.; HYDRA. fully equip; low mil;
orig. owner: $1.450. ia. 9-305S.
PONTIAC ~ Streamliner "S" T.
door; dark blue original paint,
plenty Of good transp.. fine tires
good motor. I. and h.. seat covers
compared $685., guar. 8 months OF
5000 miles. BROAD STREET MO-
ToRs' ISH, w Authorized Slsst fcrH Dealers, Dealers
Va, JE. 2-5I0O. Open TIN 8 pm,
Closed sunday. -l6
Evening star., 1953-02-15
AUToMoBILEs ron sALl

PLYMOUTH 1850 spec. de, luxe club
heater heater. RsE RssEEf. tp tres 1sHSG;o HGoo benk s.a
PLYMOUTH 1899 4.door sedan;
SSSSIisa' SsSssin. Be. naS aassSS. a@SsssHS si7o' real
oTnsl 1878 $780, :Dss sss % sSo IYas
assume payments. HE. 4-3225. :
h. and Sc, new tires: $1,000 or
best offer. 57i0 18th st. NV.
RA. 3-6266.
PLYMOUTH ''52 Belvedere; r. and h.,
Wv. tires, turn signals. Solax glass:
$500 miles; price. S1.725. LA.
PLYMOUTH 1850 club coupe: good
cond;: $1,000 or best offer. RA.
PLYMOUTH 1852 club coupe: light
green; heater. turn signals; price.
Say soaag Sa.n np tH RSn.ns
STRING MOTOR Co. INc.. lOO2
East-West hwy, JU. S-3157 tdi-
rectly across from U. 8. Royal sign).
Open Sunday.
PLYMOUTH So cranbrook 4-door:
orsna nd D.; ovnsa ssat IKE sSssSs nea; SSoS
best offer. JU. 5-47O7.
PLYMOUTH al 4-door special de
luxe; excel. condition; $295. KE.
PIYMouTH iTSe1I '5a cranbrook 4-dr.;
real buy at $I.65O. JU. 9-8461. !.
PLYMOUTH 1885 coupe with l949
motor; in excellent condition; $500.
Telephone Ii. 6-2471.
isasn SSs owned and sia5 n fht wa slu: sslSs
PLYMOUTH 'ss; equip: r.. h., over
drive, seat covers; owner must dis
pose Of; new car guar; 700 miles;
Ss,29qi SSsI sanso terms can pc ARRANGED.
PLYMotjTH is4T 4-dr.:: h.. orig. nm
ish, peri. transp:; 2 real good car; car;
credit. XII KIRK MoToR CO. fSoo
v wagon; heater e and defrosters. 5000
same as brand-new In every de-
..s ta, MgSt ssss bs seen sr,I e r,r1Rs 6s aPIss-
pfaaoGfH iaG Vii .Hs 1881 %o sfsnsrsse Sss0O
sedan, r. and h.. very clean: 81 .495.
written guarantee. HILL a. SAN
DERs.. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
-16
PLYMOUTH 80 special de luxe sedan.
r. and h.. seat covers. very clean;
S1,095. 2-day money-back trial: f.
month written guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. lila Vermont ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH ,52 Cranbrook 4-dr.; r.
end h.. t.s.. Sc. dark green. less
MoRRiS-HUGHEs, 1914 Ga. ave.
NV RA. 6-l122 .-15
PLYMOUTH AZ sedan; heater, de-
froster, rebuilt motor: excel. finish:
$3.50. ECONOMY MOTORS. 1880
PLYMOUTH So 4-dr., fully equip;
7,4O0 NIL; top cond.; reason for
sale, getting station wagon: 81, $50;
no dealers. JU. S-3959.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC '4S e-cylinder 4-door: one
careful owner. beaut. turquoise blue
finish. Hydra-Matic drive. r. and
h.. seat covers. other extras. only
Siies ssts aRoAps aSss sFRRHT nRniAE SoToeSsC 9SC
Authorized Ford Dealers. 1901 w
Broad st., Falls Church, Va, JE.
2-5lO0. Open till 8 pm. Closed
Sunday. lis
PONTIAC 1851 Chieftain de luxe 4.
low mileage. beautiful dark green
finish; igst Ike new; 81 ,790: bank
Ga. ave, Ia, 9-480O. --I6
'49 Hydr. "s" conv.: +.
and h., new top, Ike new: 81 '295:
can finance. He. 4-676b.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC Ia49 coupe-sedan: r. and
h., Hydra -Matic: exceptionally clean:
$1.14b. Two-day money-back trial:
4-month written guarantee. HILL
3 SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. lila Vermont ave. NV.
AID. 4-4300, Ia
PONTIAC I949 4-dr.; Hydra, r. and
h.. s. c.; low MI, orig. owner; 81, 1,O76
Tor quick sale. JU. 5-S499.
PONTIAC 81 (6) 4-door: Hydra.
Matte, r, and h.. SIGNALS. light blue,
low mi: one owner; $1,000 or
best offer. OV. 3-O065.
The echo., 1953-05-01
HBA PRESIDENTS HAVE YOU Done YOUR BEST

presidents am urging you to form
a Comm. tee in your various lodge
and let them be known as Con.ac.
Committees to get at least a new
member each by the June Quarterly
Board. After you get the new mem
bers, be sure 10 collect ON them so
that they will be added to our goal
We must get our goal by July
l am earnestly requesting all the
presidents to be present at the in
stallation program Of lodge No. ass
on the 5th Sunday in May, at Ebe-
neza M. 3. Church, on 9th Street.
Hattiesburg, Mississippi The in
stalling officer win be Miss Matte
L. LarlIin General Secretary.
Come or send a represcrta tive and
a donation. Let's make il a high
day for H. B. AS. ] shall be look
ing for YOU
The echo., 1953-05-01
H. B. A. LODGE No. 80
HAS HOMECOMING
OBSERVANCE IL.

Sunday, April 10Th, Fl B A Lodge
No. 33 observed its Hor0 ecoming day
at 31st Avenue Baptist Church.
A lovely program w endered by
members of the lodge.
Inspiring remarks Y made by
DR.. j. w. Jackson arr e feature
address was delivered Reverend
w p. Taylor, paste ST. Paul
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Mamie Smith, the energetic
president of this lodge has worked
untiringly to make things 80.
Five new members We're taken in
and more than $4,000 raised in the
collection.
Thu closed a lovely Homecoming
program by lodge No. 49,
Reporter
The echo., 1953-05-01
IGNORANCE NO BLISS

You may try to ignore cancer. But
that doesn't mean that cancer will ig-
more you. One in every five If us is
marked for attack by cancer This
year 225,00O Of US viii die of the di-
sease. The statistics are ineXorable
so, for your own sake why not join
the crusade that is led each spring
by t h e American Cancer Society?
The Society needs you. You can
help spread the great news that in
many cases cancer can be ed, that
We are on the road towards its con-
troll. You can help the ACS raise
money to finance the fight to save
lives from cancer through education,
to help needy cancer patients, to find
the final answer to cancer in he lab
oratory. The ACS needs SIG. 100000.
GIVE.
The echo., 1953-05-01

few DAYS sgo. She fen from a NOV
ing vehicle. Her injuries were not
considered serious. She is president
of H. 3. A. Lodge No 81.
Mrs. Lorean Grace is On the sick
list She is a member Of lodge NO.
54
Mrs. Evelyn Graham Of Chioego,
Illinois is visiting her parents, -.,ev
and Mrs-I s. Brown of Lauderdale,
Route 2.
Mrs. Pauline Walker and children,
and Mrs. Ruby Coleman visited their
mother a n d grandmother Mrs A.
Brown.
Miss Charlene Johnson spent the
week with her uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs /. E. Rush
The echo., 1953-05-01
MERIDIAN DISTRICT
VI. S. c. S. HOLDS
MEETING

The District meeting OF the w S.
C. S. of the Meridian District con
vened at Rose Hill, Mississippi, Fri
day and Saturday. April I4-1o, 1868. :
In spite of the inchment weather the
attendance was good.
The meeting W a s. presided over
with grace and dignity by Mrs. Hes-
sic Williams, District President.
The District Superintendent, Rev
erend D. L. Morgan, was present and
with h assistance of the pastors
who were in attendance, administer
ed the Lords Supper to a large num-
Der of communicates.
A beautiful sermon was delivered
by Reverend ]. H. Griggs. The Work
Shop conducted was very, very in
formative.
A large number of visitors was
present
The echo., 1953-05-01

BY tr-s, G =. Rc-1. Reporter
The echo., 1953-05-01
CORRECTION

In the last issue of the paper we
carried an article to the effect that
Mrs. Althea Page, sister to Mr. M.
Page had passed, however, Mr.. Page
has written to the office and stated
that he was so confused that he made
a mistake in sending the news to the
office
We are therefore making the cor
rection. Mrs Althea Page was the
loving wife of Mr. NJ Pare. the pres
ident of H. B. 4. Lodge No. 260, To-
Gated at Laurel, Mississippi
So often, Mrs. Page has visited the
Quarterly Board Meetings and she
was lover OF the H. B. A.
The H. B. A. has lost faithful
member, Mr.. Page a devoted wife
and h community in which she
lived a good citizen.
We extend deepest sympathy to
he bereaved family.
The echo., 1953-05-01
MACON NEWS

Dear Miss Matte: This comes to
let the many readers know that lodg
No. 1874 has lost one of its faithful
members in the person Of Mrs, Mary
Lee Joiner, who departed this life
April 18th.
She leaves to mourn her passing,
three children, three aunts, four un-
Giles and a host of friends. Mrs.
Julian Andrews was her president.
The echo., 1953-05-01

Mrs Myrtle McElroy, No. 33, Mrs.
] Smith, President, Meridian,
II issippi.
"-illie Chamblis, No. 33, Mrs. M. J
Smith, President, Meridian, Missis-
sippi.
Lizzie Moore, No. 33, Mrs. M. j.
Sn1.1h 2sident, Meridian, Missis-
sirp-
irginia Sloan, No, 49, Mrs. M. j
Smith, President, Meridian, Missis-
sippi.
E. L. Whitlock, No. 33, Mrs. M. j.
Smith, President, Meridian, Missis-
sippi.
Mrs. Amelia Bishop, No. SO. Mrs.
M. J.. S Smith, President, Meridian
Mississippi
Mrs. Fannie Mae Brown, No. 80.
Mrs. M. j. Smith, President Nerd
ian, Mississippi.
Tom Reeves, No. 33, Mrs. NJ. J
Smith, President, Meridiar, A-iasis.
sippi
The echo., 1953-05-01
LAUDERDALE NEWS
By j. H. Myers, President

Dear Miss Larkin: l am sending
in one new member and one re-
newl. lost two members by death
and one by delinquency. I had a
Premiership of 40 and these two will
brius ne back to 80.
have t-"o applications on file for
my reNc meeting. I could get lot
of members, but they would be too
old Gil I do not want to do that.
Pie Sc remember that I am with your
program 1900.
The echo., 1953-05-01
LAUDERDALE
BY Mrs. Lerene Butler

Dear Secretary: Our lodge has
not added any members as yet, but
do not give us out. l do hope to
make some additions before the Con-
vention. There are applicants that
I could get, but they are net good
risks for the Association.
The echo., 1953-05-01

On April Goth tie Circle viii meet
i tine home of MIR. and 1-rs. w. M.
Clark
On May 9,h the Young People Of
the Pleasant Grove Chu-a VIII go
on q picnic end fishing "trip 200
p. m.
On The 3rd Sunday in May there
VIII be a Woman's Day Observance.
The women win take over the serv-
ice in its entirety. Carnations will
be the flower for everybody The
oldest mother VIII he honored guest
and VIII be presented with a bouquet
Of roses. The public is invited tc
witness the occasion.
@ caaic 1rolIov is recuoerating
from en- accident that happened a
The echo., 1953-05-01
Mrs. John Green
In Office

Mr.. John Green of Quitman Mis-
sissippi, president of H. B. A. Lodge
No. 210 was in the office a few days
ago to report the death of a member
of his lodge.
The echo., 1953-05-01

Mr.. Calvin Scott, the president OF
H. B. A. Lodge No. At, has reported
ME passing of one Of Lis members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-15

since his rescue, Tommy has won
Best of Variety of Breed no fewer
than rs times. and Best Of Show
against all corners three times.
It's probably the greatest record
made by a show dog since My
Own Brucie. J
Tommy has not entirely lost
his old habits. Farley Larabee.
the trainer who handles him.
reports that in his first show
another trainer '1et his dog run
up on Tommy an old trick.
Tommy snapped his leash and
started a fight. As a result he
didn't win that show, but he won
the next. the American Spaniel
Club Show in New York.
That was his start. Today stud
fees have amounted to 5000.
and Mrs. Peuquet wouldn't sell
him for SIS, 600. Not bad for a
former hobo! - LEON BLAIR
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his appearance and his habits.
But taking a second look at
Tommy in the pound. Mrs.
Peuquet thought he might be
worth saving. Scrubbing off the
dirt, she renamed him Maddie's
Vagabonds Return. Today her
second guess is INDICATED. In a
succession of show appearances
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HE dog THAT MADE GOOD

This cocker was a dog
that nobody wanted
now he's q big winner
A COCKER puppy with black
IN eyes and silvery hair,
Tommy was the dog that nobody
in Tonawanda, N. Y, wanted,
except a few kids who used him
as a rabbit hound.
Not only was Tommy a home
less tramp, but he kept getting in
trouble by fighting. Inevitably,
he landed in the pound. His last
minute reprieve from the gas
chamber came from Mrs.
Madeline Peuquet, who had once
owned him. Mrs. Peuquet had
sold him a year earlier; despite
his blue blood lineage, he had
brought only $50, a reflection on
Evening star., 1953-11-15
touchdown Club Holds
Army Day Tomorrow

The Army-Navy football game
will be big topic at the Touch
down Clubs weekly luncheon to-
morrow at 1890 pm. It will be
Army day at the club, with
speakers to include Undersecre-
tary Of the Army Earl D. John
son, Maj. Gen. Garrison H.
(Gar) Davidson and Col. Harry
A. Stella. They will be joined
at the head table by 1t. Gen.
Floyd L. Parks and Maj. Gen.
Charles L. Dasher. jr.
Gen. Davidson, a star end at
West Point in the 1920s, was
assistant coach there from 1927
1882 and head coach from 1888
1887. During his regime as head
coach Army won 35 games, lost
IA and tied /.
Col. Stella, a brilliant tackle
who captained Army in 1899,
was voted four major athletic
awards upon graduation in 1910.
He was intercollegiate heavy
weight boxing champion and a
baseball outfielder.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Ohio State Rallies
After Purdue Score
To Register 21-6 Win
BY the Assoeiofed Press

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov. IA
Ohio State came from behind for
the fifth time this season to de-
feat Purdue's undermined
Bcilermakers, 21-6, today in a
Western Conference contest be-
fore crowd of 77,465.
The injury -riddled Purdue
team marched so yards in seven
plays in the first period, sending
Halfback Ed Neves over from the
3-yard line for the opening score.
The six-pointer by the 20-year-
old Hawaiian sophomore was
Purdue's last big threat, however,
as Ohio State took over and won
going away. The Bucks marched
u yards in nine plays in the Sec
ond period with Quarterback
John Borton passing "a yards to
End Tom Hague for the tying
touchdown. and 134-pound Tad
Weeds conversion put the Bucks
out front to stay.
In the fourth period, Ohio
went "A yards in IS plays with
Quarterback Dave Leggett sneak
ing a yard for the clinching
touchdown. Howard (Hopalong)
Cassidy put it on ice midway in
the final session with a 12-yard
romp over tackle to climax q
nine-play, 64-yard drive.
EuIuue ----------- D.
Ohio State - O z O 14-2l
Purdue scoring: Touchdown-Neves.
:. Ohio State scoring: Touchdown
Weed 49,