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RESORTS.
MAINE.

RnAnMR-Relax In comfort
able accommoda-
lions on the sea-
coast, enjoy yourself beside one Of
Names 1850 lakes, play in noun
tain sunshine. Start planning now!
Send for colorful FREE Maine Va
cation Planning Kit. Maine Vaca-
ton Service, $40 Gateway Circle,
Portland, Me.
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5uide TO Fishing Grounds

Every child over IL knows
where the best fishing grounds
are located and during the May
July period it's a simple matter
to capture a green turtle laying
eggs on the beach. Then you
can have turtle steaked. stewed
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Sailing Soeos
In Caribbean
Can BeCheup
ST. JOHNS. B. w. ]

For yachtsmen. fishermen and
those who love the water. there
are no more interesting cruising
waters than the fabulous and
history drenched Caribbean
from the Bahamas down to
Trinidad. It can be done at
comparatively low cost. too.
An increasing number Of SAIL
minded Americans are looking
to the West Indies for new nau-
tical thrills. Cruisers or COM
bination motor sailers arc avail
able in most ports where planes
touch. and charter rates are sur
prisingly reasonable.
For those who do not want or
cannot afford luxury yachts with
professional shippers and paid
hands. there's q great variety of
smaller craft. from 18-foot cat
boats to stable sloops and
ketches, to be rented by the day,
week or month.
Steady trade winds are at your
command throughout the Great
er and Lesser Antilles - and
sometimes they do blow! The
boat glides over water of almost
unmatched transparency. and
who knows but what you'll un-
expectedly sail over the coral
encrusted hulk of an old Spanish
treasure galleon. a sunken slave
ship. or perhaps a barnacle-cov-
cred British broad-arrow can
non. They're frequently found
down there.
Best Selling Weather
The best sailing weather is
during May. June and July. and
October. November and Deem
Der. Although the sun may be
strong. the sea breezes are
constant and cool. The trade
winds then have diminished in
strength, and calmer seas enable
a yacht to carry topsails and
other light weather canvas. yet
still maintain speed and time
schedules. These months pro-
vide a true sailors weather.
Most of these islands in
reality are \ diminutive archi-
pelagos. and it's fun to cruise
from cay to cay. stopping at
inviting beaches or anchoring in
sheltered coves for fishing,
snorkel-viewing the unbelievable
life and beauty of the sea floor.
or just laZing in the sun.
It's even more fun-and en-
tirely practicable take along or
rent a simple camping outfit and
live. Robinson Crusoe fashion.
on a beach or island Of your
choice. There you can spear
your own lobster Caribbean
clawless crayfish), dive for your
own conchs for tasty chowder.
or broil your own catch of fish
over a driftwood fire.
In most choice spots, mosquitoes
are bearable-but almost in
evitably present so that a net is
advisable-and natives gra-
ciouSly and for q few cents pro-
vide with bananas, breadfruit,
casava roots, chickens and eggs,
and a variety of exotic tropical
fruits.
Guide TO Fishing Grounds
Every child over IL knows
where the best fishing grounds
are located and during the May
July period it's a simple matter
to capture a green turtle laying
eggs on the beach. Then you
can have turtle steaked. stewed
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CAPITOL HILL-Kit.. bedrm., liv.
place. escei. cond.. SIS. Il. 4-1ioo.
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Sc. AND s.w.--1 and 2 bedrms.,
liv. rm.. kit pvt. bath: excel.
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$40

$40
Efnciency: fuIl kit. dtnette and bath.
Newly dec; elev bldg NE. s-4a6l
112I N n. ave. NV. 81
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TAK0MA PARK-Furnished attrac-
lively. above average. Liv. rm.. 2
bedrms.. .lge. kit, tile bath, 3 expo
sures, adults. $3.50. Ju. 5-2I5O.
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S. E.-Duplex. / b.r,. !, r, kit, pvt.
bath, 8 closets: COW. transp.; $50,
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ARL.. eco N. Pollard st.--3-rm. furn.
apt; empl couple. IA. 2-1730. IL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS apt. for
couple. n pyt home. all utiis. incl. ];
4oU. XII. S-Oo95. IL
MERRIFIELD,-Liv, rm.. bedrm.. kit.
ployed couple; no children. no drink
ing: JE. 4-6429. IL
ALEX. Jefferson Manor-Two bed
rms. new and well furn.; cony. Fl.
5eivoir. Natl. Airport. South 5-64S2
FURN, end-FL. APT. with entr.. in
pvt. home; East Fails Church area.
One bedrm.. bath. liv. rn.. dinette
sad Kitchen; no children or pets;
SIS month. JE. 1890. II
HONEYMOON COTTAGE--rnree rms.
ans se bath; compl privacy; $50. ,JE.
bath: SIS Incl inef ut ms ~ MIN nm to ar ar
port, Pentagon. Navy Annex. D. c.
AyaE immed. RIA 6-5022.
apt apt; ,i pyt. bath; COW. siio mo.
BELLE HAVEN APIS. Elevator. ef-
f1ciences, s55 to SS5 One bedrm.,
$50 TO 500. No children or pets.
MRS. BURNS, OV. 3-6216. 2 to o
pm. SIS N. WASHINGTON st. Alex
rs THERE A COUPLE Interested In
shoDping: For the G month Of q su n'
.R ri lsi ,,D.drm. apt in mod
ern apt house. u Blk. from bus:
siio no. for =. $40 Tor 3; no s' bets.
Avail. now. IA: 2-63s1. %
1909 n. QUEEN ST. Arl... Va
n fnel u IL !m so S,net nc. Kit bath
HUMPHREYS. Realtors. Ma. s-5oaa
ARLINGToN-conyenient to Penta.
gon and Arlington Hall; availatxe
eludtns utilities. caii IA. S-als7
So .se So. 7ssia, N. Arl.-sed-
rm.. liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath;
cross ventilation. all utils. except.
cleo; mr.. bus and stores. ia. g.
FED UP with hot bricks and asphalta
We have. trees and grass In large
a. apt. in CherrydaIe. Din. rm..
gar. outdoor fireplace. Mr.. bus; 10
Minis drive to pentason. Sis. DU.
ALExaNDRlA-Three rooms. bath.
s snaJoo sss d"e Nv Pys entrance
N. ARLINGTON rms, bath. pvt.
entr.. yard, utils. furn.; COW. loo.
Couple preferred. 500. IA. 2-1s90.
LIy.-BEDRM. comb. complete Kit
close close in. on busline. s45. ia. 2
on LOVELY LoRcoM LANE for
light housekeeping; 3Ia-rm. apt,
pvt. bath. pvt. entr.. garage, garden,
pvt. home; utils.. summer air-con-
ditioned: empl. adults. IA. 7-e11O.
N. ARLINGToN-a-bedroom Ist-f
apis apis Al utils, incl; S120:, 2-bed-
N "a. aki II Gs15s7s turn. apart.
ment; End floor Of 2-family unit:
pvt. entrance; S115 per mo. Cali
KE S-6677 or KE. 5000. i
FALLS CHURCH. on busline-3-rm
furnished; includes ali utilities: sa5
DER mo. Call JE. 3-1141. ii
ARL., mr.. Mem. Bridge-Newly furn.
IL bedrm; apts.; S99.5O-$l1O.
Apt. 4. ITO N. 18th st. JE. ara rs.
N; ARL.-Lge. liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
Conv. Pentason, Navy Annex, d. G.
For info. call 1929 Key blvd. /
blk. from Rosslyn, Va. %
LARGE AIRY APT. overlooking Po-
bath: utiis.. SIs;i5 f for 5 weeks eek bea
ginning AUGUST 8. TIE. 6-7639. Il
BSMT APT.-Completely furnished.
lge. comb. liv.- bedrm.. kit.-din rm
tile floor. pvt. entr. and bath; utils
furn.; bus at door. express to Pen
tason; ! blk to shopping and Lee
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

ONE LARGE BEDRM. AND LIv. RIM,
mod. kit, tile bath: all pvt. No lin !,
ems or kit; utensils furn. Married
sSets No s eaild VA, sss Call Sun
BETHESDA-Modern iiv. rm., din.
adults; SIS. OIL Oh. 9 4.1ss7 SCI D0tsn'
b706 4?nd AVE. EVANSVILLE. MD.
I2nd-n. apt. liv.-bed. comb, bath,
$40 tS' 1 airet mo PVT; vt. entr; all gtils
1851 Dsr o% Si RrS pa La se6ss A. i
. ROCKVILLE bedrm.. iiv. rm.. kit.
bath; ST5 mo-; near Naval Hospital
and Health Center. wo. o-3732
GLEN ECHO HGTs.-3 rms. kit.
and bath: .utils. furn.; pvt. entr. !:
mr.. Army Map Service. OIL. 2-5s53.
CALL uN. 4-s7ss about furnished
cottage in college Park. Md. $50
T2RoMA rARk-1 Ice. ssdrm M plus
small bedrm:, lv. rm.. kit. bath.
HUMPHRrEs' Realtors. Ma. $500
MD. UNIV. STUDENTS or personnel
only. Furn. LIST. fir apt, 2 bedrms. =,
utils. AVIAN. immed. Lo.. 515asss.'
TaKOMA PARK-Attractively furn.
pvt eeo cd sI se9six' mr. transp.' ysrd'
SPACIOUS STUDIo APT, eh rms.
and pvt: bath, new modern furn..
utils.. dishes, linen, etc; COW, to
everything suit. 9 girls. S45 each.
3l1 PHILADELPHIA ave, Takoma Park.
MRS; HEDGES, JU. 5-0275. i
SOL EASTERN AVE.-Attrac. studio
apt. full kitchen, semipvt. bath:
eonv. to bus and streetcar lines:
TAKOMA PK.-Attrac. liv. rm.. bed
trarsp.; end A.: 500 mo. 10. s-ssss.
TAkOMA PARK-Smali. cool furn.
apt, pvt. bath and entr., auto.
TAKOMA Park Furnished with
nice furniture, liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit,
tile bath. Adults. $3.50. JU. 5-2I50.
TAKoMA PARK-Furnished sttrsc-
lively. above average. Liv. rm.. 2
bedrms.. .lge. kit. tile bath, 3 expo
sures, adults. $3.50. 10. 5-3ISO.
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Chaplin st. s.e.Aone and two bed.
rms; $50 and $72.5O. plus heat
and utils.; washing and storage
facils. avail. LU. 4-7491. CHARLES
C.. CONNER. RE. 1926. II
ASA 9th ST. S.E.-S55. plus heat
s satb uti E6 eeasp, c III Xii Fi e.
CONNER. RE. 1915. II
S03 D ST. N.E.-Ehiciency End floor
redec.: 4I.5O. ME. s-0041 or
ii64- l4os YOUNG ST. s.E.-Sso
P rm.' ne sit.! ana bath uSh Lu oeo 4174si 81
CHARLES c. CONNER. RE. 7-32 6.
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SCI bedrm. wide selection. GEO
8. KING CO Realtor Est 1895
2Ii0 Nichols ave. sc LU. 4.250t
SIMPLIFY PARK- One ano 2 bedroom
ants in lovely sc ant DEVELOPMENT:
extra large rooms, picture windows
plenty Of closet SPACE. storage rooms
. aId Laundry nd faciIities; cow 70 bus
located at $500 2bth st. Sc 10
Nix NAYLoR GARDENS in Sc. sec.
tion---NewIy decorated apt. in gar.
den type d a.;lop5 ,st and and
Of ] bedrm liv rm.. dinette. kit.
bath and large. rear porch: $50 50
and S72 so incl utils. Call LII. 2.
20S0, 90 a;m.-6 ON.
ETOWN-.I- pedrm. apt. mod
dsa sfnse Sssf st St ss7ay
35.3 18th 81 N.W.-NeWly decor:
porch ssa so = mo See resident
1I7s CHAPLIN ST. N.w,-eround f,r.
heat and hot water furn. Very low w
rent rent Other sp ns, avail. RIA. g.
Mr.. GEORGETOWN Modern ! and
fr.,t Sedrm ms, p park shopping
2O0i 18th ST. N.w.-s rooms, kitch.
en- and bath: rental. SS4. "a. TeIe.
phone Ma S-l921 II
CAPITOL HILL, 116 6th st. ne
Newly restored. 3 rms. kit. bath.
patio. for gracious living. Refined
adults. See to appre. Ii. 7-0s54;
ARUNDEL APIS. 400 3Ist st. ne.
-Attrac. and exceptionally Ige. 2
bedrm. apt. VIII redec. Safe, we'll
kept grounds. Conv. to shopring
schools and transp. ST. 3-o55o.
2407 aand ST. N.E.-s55 mo. utils
incl soo 3 rooms and. porch. co
WALTER REED VIC. in apt. Bldg.
Liv. rm.. 2 bedrms.. kit. bath. pch;
500: newly dec. RA. 3-1505. a
SHERATON-PK. VIC
sti sms $50 spd bath mS sSny tran No
rts1 HARVARD ST. Nw.-very de-
sirable 2-bedrr$ front apt: in ex-
Gel. downtown location; SIS mo.
Adults onlv. See resident mgr. Apt.
ST. FRANCIS CHURCH AREA. 1914
-2eth st. Sc, Beautiful lst-fir. apt.
consisting Of corner bedrm., lge.
eoio,.5 5m ~. ut 5sfS ss ssg ZIP lit
smaller apt at $50 80. To in.
speet' CAL isnItor .. 1o SP9 2 5oso s.:
HOE : son, si4 1 Penna. = ave DoE s's.
c Hi Dress ST. NE. 1878 1Trini.
dad Section) -Completely redeco-
rated, modern duplex, 3 lee. bright
rms. including big din. rm. and
81 hsss sn sn bet water IL 500 d sS
S Or 81 a s33s' iN1' L. .-e 81
500 SIXTH ST. SEE rooms and
private bath including oil heat. hot
water. electricity. gas REFRIGERATOR
and stove; near transportation; $65
e5oI n ST. s.E.-Two l -bedrm. apis.
q ADAMS. Ma. S-s3OS, II ;.
Ims Sn sit ar u. BATH sshhsssSssS . HARRISON
e sSss rooms. u. si' 'ss:s 'Pi
riaP sES5i HILL. IS 9th. st. ma
lge.. rms, 2 closets. foyer. bath,
Stove. jsnito n and i res. 't mgr. Ii.
s s So; hAkR1sosN% i 1 ADAMS Ms
ADULTs-one- bedrm, apt. in T.
family duplex: S6S23 per mo- incl.
ali utils. Reduction in rent for small
amount of services. Close to shop
ping and transp. 10. 3-43T9. II
14O3 OAK ST. N.W.-Liv. rrn., bed
rm.. kit, bath, porch with dble. bunk
bed: S75. incl. utils. RIA. 6-5022.
1871 2Ist ST. NV rm.. entrance
hall, bath. mirrcred door, refgr.:
outlet for grin. S42.50. MANAGER on
premises. 81
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE, 1925 2Ist pl.
s.e.-Bedroom, living room. kitchen.
included; S57 so. JOHN p. DONO-
HOE & SONS. 314 Pa. ave. sc. Ii.
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s-RM. APT. incl. ali utils.;; sood
1887 SHEPHERD ST. N.w.--Iiy.
rm.. bedrm. kit, bath. $50 mo.
VIII redecorate. open for inspect.
ST, 3-3486; ewes. EN-. $500. ii
KENNEDY ST. N.W.--Modern apt
bldg. Lge. liv. rm., bedrm.. lee.
suriroom. mod. kit, tiled bath.
redec.. free parking lot, conv. Local
ton, So. so DAWN REAL ESTATE.
Il i 9Th 81. N.E.-s rms. Kit. and
bath; $5a See janitor or phone.
WA. 7-462I after 8 pm. %
1 BLK. CAPITOL.Clean well kept
apt. bldg. enc. $50. utils incl.
avail. mined Elk. 3-s150. %
I -BEDRM. APT, nice NV. location: /
Incl Incl Can LII. s-o6ss. 90. e
1917 TT. Stevens
adults; SIS. ia. a-5sso. Msr. Apt: i.
1884 IRVING ST. N.w,-Heat.d
s sPss5 aP Key h f fs7o 1r pa1n DoTcn
cool ENGLISH RASEMENT--3 rms.
bath; newly dec; h.-w.h.; S37 so:
suitable for. several adults. pos r
st. ne. ACT. 9O4 r st. ne. 31s
SCOTT CIRCLE AREA - Q bedrns
liF.. din. kit. and bath heat. Mr..
3 buslines. 1885 Rhode Island NV.
$72 month TIE, 6-3535. ri
APIS, 1341 e. Caritol---
Choose from 2 lge 5-rm. apis. newly
decor, plenty ventilation: rent re-
dticed TIL o-09QR IL
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APIS. FuRNIsHED-VA.

ARL.-Tvo bedrms,, liv. I'm. leading
onto porch deck, kit. with dinette.
tiled bath. ample closets. all out :
side rms, sep. entr: adults only
utils. incl; S115 mo-; mr.. stores
and bus. KE. SASS, Il
ARL., vA.--Two rms, kit. bath. all
lge., nicely furn.. rear porch. pvt.
entr.: like living in own home. Can
De seen Sunday. ST. pm, or call
AnExSN aS va. sns Cameron IN 70 st.
Two beautifully furn. apis. Each
has lge. liv. rm.. bedrm. with twin
bees, mod: kit. and bath. central
town location. mr.. Christ Church.
In old Alexandria; large garden;
excel. transp. and shopping facils.,
% min; to Pentason: couple. pro-
fessional women or bachelors Apply
on premises. Apt 3. l to pm,
or call XII. s-0296 or DE. 1886.
ARL., e73o N. Pershinr dr.-pernn.
Tor adults. some air-cond. ia @
34S3. ewes, kE. 7-ol49. %
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
410l HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER, MD,
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Just across the District line. One bus
fare. Cow. to shopping center and
theater. Excellent bus transportation
Nicely furnished apt. reception hall.
living rm.. dinette. bedrm., kitchen
and bath. S105. including utilities.
Reception hail, living rm., dinette. .
bedrms.. kitchen and bath: Sl24.e0
including utilities.
Plenty of parking. Lovely grounds
Apply in person. WA. $4,000.
RENTAL OFFICE. OPEN DAILY. .
TIL 8: SUNDAY, / TIL 8. IL
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BOILING FIELD AREA

S15, incl. utilities. 2Slf 2nd ct. Sc.
No. 4--Newly decorated; liv. rm.,
large dinette. bedrm.. tiled bath,
kit, screened porch. ample closets.
Cool area, overlooking Governments
Only SOS: SO Forester st. sw.
No. 49, rooms. kit, bath In ex-
cellent condition. All conveniences.
Phone Mr.. Yount. with FRANK s.
PHIIL,IpS EN- 2-20rQ ii
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al i. LO
35l RALEIGH ST. Sc.
bath. $es.5o per mo.
esls LINCOLN RID. NE,
bath. incl. utils.i SIS.
tedrm., iiv. rm.. Kit. and bath. SOS.
4312 HALEY TERRACE sc.
! bedrm., iiv. rm.. dinette. kit. ana
bath. S69. so.
Is DANBuRY ST. Sc.
bedrm by, rm.. dinette. kit and
bath. S69.50.
1885 Sd ST NE.
Enc. apt. incl. all utils., Sbe.70.
Io1 d ST Sc
l bedrm.. liy. rm.. dtnette. kit. bath.
S4p.50.
1898 3rd ST. NE.
/ bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette. kit. bath.
$67 so per mo.
1900 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
incl ali utiis.: SIS per mo. ="
GA MASS. AVE. NE.
] bedrm.. Iiv. rm.. dinette. kit, bath.
S67.b0.
Ills p ST. NE
{ rms. kit. bath; incl. utfls.. SIS.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors MA. 5000
sos N. CAPITOL 81. 81
Continued on Next Pase.)
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CONVENIENCE PLUS
Exceptionally nice l-bedroom apt.
tastefully furnished. convenient to
Pentagon, Fort Myer and Navy An.
mex. in mod. well-managed bldg:
$50 so, incl neat and hot water.
Apply janitor. 401 Commonwealth
ave. Alexandria.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th St.. NV Ma. s-o5so
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IN COOL SUBURBAN
GLASSMANOR

Bright, clean. tastefully furnished
garden apis; some completely
equipped. incl. linens. dishes, ~
etc 3;day minimum stay. 1900 S
ave turn left At Audrey lane and
follow sings to 2l0 Winthrop ST
Quen Mon. through Fri. q am. to
8 D m. Saturday. . am. to 5 pm
Sunday noon to u m La Psi m
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WEAVER APIS, 1873 Irving St
Enc. apt; liy. rm. with Murphy bed.
kit. and bath; s4s. Inquire res.
1915 SAVANNAH PL. SEE bed
rms. liv, rm;, bath. lge; dinette,
251s 18th ST. NV. on Columbia I'd
--Bedrm.. liv. rm., kit, oath. porch
SOS. Mgr, Apt. !, AID. 4-032S
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1954-09-01
PICAYUNE NEWS

Dear Miss Larkin:
This comes to let you know that
certainly did enjoy the Convention.
It will be one that I will always re-
member Your program and every
thing was carried out SO nicely.
l want to congratulate you for your
work I wonder will we ever have
another Miss Larkin in any way.
AGENCY WORK
I installed the officers elect Of
Lodge No. 512 that was organized by
me as follows: Mrs. Lonnie Norman,
presidents Mrs Alice Acher, Vic e
PRESIDENT; Mrs. Mary Abram, FL
nance Secretary; Mrs. Inez Simpson.
Recording Secretary; Ms. Mary Pet
ers, Treasurer; Mrs Sadie Vande.
bilt, Chaplain.
One new member was added to the
lodge
Total money raised. $14O0
Mrs Mary E. Peters. Agent
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1954-09-01
HEIDELBERG NEWS

Mrs. Mccormick Simmons recent
ly passed in Chicago where she and
her daughter Miss Willie Mae Sim
mons lived. Mrs. Mccormick was
loving woman and she had many
friends in Heidelberg.
She was laid to rest in the Heidel-
berg cemetery. Mrs. Simmons SEEM
ed like a sister to Mr.. VIM. Cara
way Her mother died when she
was only four days old She was
sister to Mr. Caraway's mother, who
passed in 1916 She was affiliated
with Heidelberg Methodist Church.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1954-09-01

Continued from page one)
$2,57200, income from local
assembly room, H. B. A. audi
torium, plus renewals, $794.40
Total rent 1896 48
Total amount received as inter
est from the 100000 reserve
deposited with the State Treas
ury for the protection Of
policy-holjcl 25500
Total amour SEED 1r the
beneficia1ies q sor1d
dead to be drawn iuger-
walls upon wrUea -r5
through the local looge 461.61.
Total amount in the treasury
of the H. B. A. ear-marked
Death Benefits q69153)
Total amount of withholding
tax deducted from salary of
employees 395.3OI
Other miscellaneous income 2oo.06
Total amount received from
local lodges for Echo and
Publication fee as a supplement
on the publication of our
official organ 408.O0
Railroad fare redeposited that
had been allocated for Ex-
(. ecutiye Board members 2224I
Refund for one electric heater 1920
In the last Convention a check
was allocated to give $3.50
to each local president on
: his expense incurred in the
Convention, however, only
So presidents took advantage
of this offer Therefore
$4,000 was paid to those &c
presidents and the balance
was redeposited, which
amounted to --- 270.00
Total amount of income $51,065.22
Total amount received from
Convention assessment up
to Tuesday, July 81, 1854 3,270,60
Grand total received from all
sources up to Tuesday,
July q 1854 $54,335.82
C7S0C DEMENT'S
To United FUNDS Agencies
(for chstiJy) .-----. S 54o0
To State Examiner 10000
To Bureau Of Vital Statistics LOO
Hon. Finer Davis Tor depart
mental fees ---.--.----- $500
To turkeys for tenants of
building fo~ Xmas --.-.------- 37.A0
To 5000 pencils eos %
To advertseYca,.> 1880
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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1954-09-01

Total balance in treasury S 4,992.97
o Master let ne walk with Thee
In lowly paths of service free
Tell me Thy secret; help me bear
The strain of toll, the fret of care.
Help me the slow of heart to move
By some clear, winning word of love
Teach me the way-ward feet to stay
And guide them in the ward
way.
Teach me Thy patience; still with
Thee
In closer, dearer company
In work that keeps faith sweet and
strong
In trust that triumphs over wrong.
n hope that Sends = shining roy
Far down the futures Broadening
way
IN peace that o " Thou canst give
With Thee, Q Master, let me live.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-11
KOtzebue News

Activities throughout the holi- day season in Kotzebue centered around the gaily decorated com munity building from the time of the ANS Hospital staff party for over 50 employees and friends on December 21 to the early morning hours of January l, when the New Years dancers reluctantly closed the season amid a mass of serpen- tine, confetti, paper hats, noise makers and fun.
 Churches of the village had com munity dinners and Christmas trees; Eskimo games of skill, dog races for men, women and chil- dren continued through the week.
 On Christmas Day, Santa in person visited the crippled chil- dren of the ANS Hospital, contin- uing to the community building, where every kid in the village waited in wide-eyed anticipation for the distribution of candy, pop corn and gifts. This was made possible by the generosity and thoughtfulness of the Lions Club and Salvation Army groups of Anchorage and the Elks Club of Fairbanks.
 At the first meeting of the Arc
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-11
Monday. January II. 1854

tic Circle Chamber of Commerce in the new year it was decided to make public announcement of the resolution of the members against a special session of the legislators.
 It is felt that the wide differ ences of opinions concerning the need for special session would be reflected in legislative ap- proach to the reasons cited by those favoring a special call, with little resulting to justify the ex- penSe of such a session.
 The members also concurred in a resolution that with the help now made available to each mem Der of the legislature through compilation of data and reports of the legislative council which elim- mates many hours of research by individual members it will not be necessary to extend the present 6O-day limitation on the legisla- ture, with all the attendant costs.
 Seymour Rotman, son of MT. and Mrs. Louis Rotman, pioneer traders of the area, returned to Tacoma where he attends the pub lie high school, immediately after New Years Day. He was accom- panied by his father as far as Fair banks.
 June Rotman, Seymour's sister,
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-11
Airman Drops In On
 Colorado Sprines-Frnm 10000 Feet Straight Up

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, R-A tourist literally dropped in on Colorado Springs Thursday from 10000 feet straight up.
 It happened because M/Sgt. James Ayres, crew member of a B-50 bomber from Walker Air Force Base at Roswell, NM, mis- took an airplane alert for the bail-out signal.
 Ayres hopped out of the plane, pulled the ripcord and landed safely in a field east of Colorado Springs. He then hitchhiked here.
 Maj. c. w. Simonson, com mander of the big bomber, said he pressed the alert signal after one of the B-50s four propellor- driven engines acted up.
 He landed the plane at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver after learning Ayres had reached safety on the ground.