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Evening star., 1955-10-30

Tula UNUSUAL 9-bedEm. whlt.
ssishbolSood. Ssls d fss door. from Ton
the IA. line. has been PA ap.
from owner foT $4,000. House
has foyer With alep-up to largs
~, mi perch, ,,: din. .igs. sI, .ss. nydr.
sisss Rssss ioS s ah HSls5asi % iee ssIpets Isaaas
saolss, Rasaa lo5uWaiNRh. ia III, tss7 ss -
33oe 18th ST. nrl Park fd.--kpS
fln. Ice, kil,, full hsnt. III baths
also spees , tor a.ss Esrde5, ! q ,soOe
HoHR HeSxR xSb ri IN fNcolik, 81 aUi ia; JzSas nd Co.
lumbia rd.-- 9.sfoFs brick seipidet,
npts.. rms. 70 rent. 4 baths, 2.
car eaiaae. Oh h.sH,h. owner vii
SPACIOUS HOUSE,. near George.
towns bedrooms, large liv. rfn.
din. rIa, modern kitchen. hutier'i
pantry and gunroorn. 3 whole baths
one On saeh Mcor. iarss porenes.jj
stassts; % double ~ ssrase sss1i fuii ssmt.i
Iots d l6ru6bsss. cali oWNER'
LIST YOUR HOUSE for sale With rs
CAL Mr.. PERKINS after ; pm.
$40 fEssENsDEN 81, N,w.-An Is,
tate wants olsf. Brick corner. 4
hedrnas.. 2M baths. detached g2.
rase: powder !. rIii. sstesnea poFsin, i,
ssR.lsnV. p,n. v. Z. HaiicHoSEss HSsa b. q Oh Y \.
WEST Hayr. or isrH sT.--Assractiye 2.
story and hsmt brick residence,
bedTrns.. III baths. and hsmt. toilet
Reffr.. gas range. garase. House
ready TO move ii: clean condition.
shSso pso1s.ty sSss isS ohir mo ters W. so c15.
dsosdE sd1asso5sssd fosissosdsaS4E sosoERv Nc, dssGi sss
INp. AVE. NV, NA. s-03S0. wO,
AISoSh AISdsis MAAt4sfE' va . .askED. nr. ieth
st., st;-D,:s c,ss,,,. E,s.s., E,ps baths; s ;.n,. e.
s sa1 wA sS, ssSpra;isssta ,;sst n.r.y g SSsS
abSi Sis asfflosff aafESfrNMssr E; ~ oSvEs, oiasss
MUST az eoLD--Det., . hedrms.,
8 baths, full bsmfs rec. I'M, bar
a-BEDRif.. s.RifH d RRAifBiER--Ne
bsmt.: Nv. rn.-din. rn. comb
II 81 33 II. Completely mod. kit
Ezssr ETisss a. 4ssl t ;sao; i rs SAY a., Ms ios
NEAR WALTEB REED. 1884 som
ERSET rL. N.Ws--Isoreiy Groom
2-batk detached brick hofnei fea.
fures include large living room
with flfepsacs. equipped kitchen
ssrsss: price. S2s. $50. RON
3. DAVIS CO., 1929 y 81. nv.
M. IA psiE ssiHssH III mf6h, S ssnssnisns sniDSs l.
COoiidGe High and Whittier elemsn.
tary schs Very attractive detachee
4-kedrpa. and bath home on 10
Z b0E1d2. Oh burner, gafAee. Owner
WI enerlAee tof snick ssls, Eye .,.,s
W.inOW .afSsS MUST Z SEifsopen aun.. z
to q .i2Qh HemIoek ct. NV! Only
sis. 800 for this immaculate semi
aet brick O. 8 rooRs nnq nath; p
garage. Nh BKNNETT, Ma. g.
634I: ewes. Wo. f-z916.
adams MIL m. $500 block, beau.
tifui view Rock Creek Valley. 2
bedrooms, 2h baths and powder
room: 2-caE garase. tasio ~,
6:4igo Story y CO. nj. Pilson'
Evening star., 1955-10-30
SEEI YES

n1zF-sKRyIcz cRoc 600 VI.
enc q eest Askins $1,000 plui
~ AND KfffiANcK-lne. sa.Q0l
- $4,000 mo. Suburban shopping
senter. NCk epd OF tfapehises,
Eriee 81 600, ths value q stocl
Gf zpab hasqS REcokp Se'i sHop--lne
s6Snt 5000 q . s.eeE. Aseins oni,
uIxNIiNo CAND8 And VARIETY
sabulben llc. Inc. $4,000 y
nf55fkbRSkFIf 5sss sSI n.Iif IIfluuor; income sas,
1fs'o60. dood ysfmk
NzffAPhAitT--S5S9 Nk.; air-eo7q
gsAE Si00s fof quick sale, $1,000
rEsvf e;rxANzNu--sis,ooo u; rent
y1l1;t0 incl apt. 4 rooms end 1e!ei
pressile mach. 5000 Good ~
IRufT IRsu am vzo.. syANp-Ins
net prcilt: plies gnly Se9eso 9esoo y.
lusy degntn. loe. Classd Sun. Ask
ms $4,000 down. 80
Dtk1cAIE1sk Inc. a,1sSes ,se
Prlss 1900; l;s,Ge; ssSsns;: SSSsn; SliSStS SSlisnt,
NJ parking. fne. $3.50 VI. guar
Vic. cieEnine mAeh,i shps rgg
& yerythine ner. Asking $4,000
Hoo1inc '1ii Arrs.--Hssutiful fprn.,
apt4,, sEl. room: very clean. Inc
42lz.t0 mo-, plus nice ept. tol
owner, O1lY $3.50 down.
EooL ROOM - sshlcs. mo. SIS Y
frc H1lirs 1870 "a 100. AslIinl
niff;iCXIESssi ifa;HgS IS 3 900 .wk. guss
sand. seq, NJ. Dupont circle. ASH
uapy s99l q Igqs, eSo, Ne ssr1e, q, ana g 81.
sssssn sss ss ~. ksssns as 'ss6 ssa6oSSt
Saf4Ti.x It'll wRoLEsAlE nys. short
ssoas,. 81, ISIS ifiiosa III. ssocs
lfsT.-LI4UoR roh coLoRKD.
$500. New air cong. seats ~
Good lease. This price = speeula-
oRocERy-ya. $500 VI. Rries
Sib,t 500; down, S6 600: -.
yR0zkN CuDTARp short ordel
lunch, Corner store nr. theatsr,
7isasS sssnsl. sSsaRi zsaias sSS SlSS5Ssd on isss 10
RlEsssRFAsuaAHT-srERrne, RlEssRAs $3.50 Il:
oSSs YSodo nis. l0s; Sply ssass ss.soo Gown doWn.
sn0aif fflsssThMos 81 ssSI' 'ssosrIc1Tzp
A. r. SEELYE, DI. I-8S25
Evening star., 1955-10-30

oyPFTH yTHs Hsl}r. rs 3 Pm.
1See NEW HAhFr. AVE. NV,
Lovely 2O-ft. row brick, 8 rooms
bath. rec, rfn.. modern kit. -sarase
iER poNNE1LY A SON
Ma. $3.50. Ewes. . Sun. MQ: $500
Evening star., 1955-10-30
rrrrrr.S .H.I .SHpEDEnR n,sRnnuor,ar

More than 4 Hcuse--A HOME
In 18th st.. and Park Area .
Brick e. a.staehed ,,,s sia.e roof sa iull
nal dining room. den With wan
safe, dreplaees; large gear brick
gafage. Fine. level lot: q lCyely home
for professional or businessman
with family. Terms with substantial
down payment. Call Mr.. Pollock,
- MARSsHSAIL d WAFFLE CO.
t224 14th ST, NV. AD. A-200b
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Nousls FnR aALl--N.M.

COL0REn :. $40 MISSOURI AVE
Near 3fd and Kennedy ehoppinl
center and Coolidge School Nod
ern semidet. bIick, rms : kiten'
ems: suit famiiiez lge. osmt.
5ss msn rs sse e ssrs5s sppsselss ss epIn i Ras
DAWN q CO, To. 2-0135.
ICOLOkEu-FfRsT COMMERCIAL.
SlD6 dn., &Sb mo- 70 Kms., bath
9as elec., central heat radiators
Ice. I'd. Cal NE. S-0580 any time
ECOL0REn-UPPER N.Ws ia Rox-
boro 81. Open 2-6s--S360 down
$DD.60 per mo. Reduced TO 1850
Vacant, Lovely 6-rm eeu1tdet brick
Bsnit,. gas h.-w.h. ~. $4,000.
COLORED--C0RNER GIRARD ST
81 6sss II sstHs: S1ifa fssSSS sis.ooo. W.
0-3af0.
COfORRp--fsls FAIRMoNT ST.
Furnished home: income. Easl
terms. IL ftuss 3 baths. 3 kits
refrigeratofe, q sinks, scar garage
brick row. Live here plus $30t
income mo- says owner, Auto. Ben,
az wash. mach. Ssh today PAU
coh6REb1Nh. 1i,iSsi Nm 1iTH IfaH . PARK RD
many extras. Excellent for rcominl
sIiEPhARD Tor dstsiiss De. 2-esls
cSEoRR oRR2hbbMoohARvaRD III 81. Jus
2M S, shsTInan a;1 IA, sse1,,s & .rI,, a, ,snls eTlss
beautifni condition; priced YER,
rsesonsbls. Call Mr.. eTEPHRNs
OEoklDl.oririnsily built as 2,
family nat. B rms. each apt, auto
| heat pofches. cellar, etc. AZ r. !
and End 81. NV, Si4,e50. Terms
coE6kihbb@oissh 6kihbboissh AND IRyiNG1o.
large kit: Ind a.: / bedrms., beau.
tifgi modern tiled bath; 3rd a.: {
bedrooms; full bsmt, with 2 extTt
det. ssfaes. Lei IS show you
/ home that you viii be proud <
own. Mr.. Whaieyt eyes TA g
coLORRD--867z PARK PL. NV
eeniidet brk., 9 spaeious rms. oil
hs esss aa SsIt Is,bntsS.,s sssass. iaeies es, sars
home that viii satisfy.
9Th and r. !. ave. n.w.-Honhe and
income. or Investment. 4 rms, plu:
3-rm. apt, income S100i month
ssDssssaifs sDossis. fHs5ss.ao Ho. a.osss, down: sd
CoLORRD-REAL BARGAIN
18th and InGfahaIn---Owner must sci
this brick hopfe right away. 1st-
floor entr, halls 4 rms. 2nd noor
8 rms; rec. rm-. Gas heat lS0-ft
sis.ssGs. e, vl.s $500 down. yi5aSss i@Ssd
- q -
JAMES CARR -,
cOLORED-7-RM, pET. HOME
$3.50 DOWN
l7th and LonEfelIow--Spac. dct
porch, full bsInt.. Of heat. lee
yard. Gear gafAee. 1i2s950, S9t
'aHoRoshlE zoo. zD. sAhsss sAsosS. CARR "a ESQ :
cqLoRKp-MAAT "a HoME
Ola FARRAuuT ST. NV.
PoWDER RI SNp pen ist e
LOUIS RUDDEN. REALToR
I7705 GA. AVE. NV. TU. 2-306l
COLI LQRED--511B ILLINOIS AvK.
with aas HEAT md det. sssaSs ~:
Must Be sold quick. See i anl
make an offer. Low down paymep
and easy terms. Cali Mr.. Clark
I M2RsaahtL Sa ]. wAPLE CO.
1924 I4th 81. NV, AD. 4-200l
WHITE OR CoLoRED
Owner must sell his rich home an,
| furniture. 10 rms. 3 baths, 2 kiti
A pride Of home for 2 families
Can hs seen any time. RA. 0-002t
Evening star., 1955-10-30
HOUSES ron sALE--N.w.

AsTER uNIy. RAlK. 1907 Fesssnden
sive Il; 1S All. SficE hone; ION; spae. "a liv. nm.
r5fchss 3 bsdrfns., 4 bAtns 2nd a.
hn. heated rm. ard Al: EaI1Ke; ex-
tra lafge. bssutifui lot. FRANK J..
VoLKMAN, m. 3-lefle.
AMERtCAN UNIV. RARk--pFiek, Z
sedro2ms be.hs: Ss.s1T; 0ss.a esns sns
e.eefa Ssse ios istss nics rsss sss hand handy te
= Gass. ave. and Westln1reland
III x.Sais. MfkkYTiELb .
xHffSNa AVE. .se1. sriarelltl-
epfit9 .VAlley area,-New and very
hgsSsi sgsss sgss5s, lszsaIi l.ssnsaio ,vins issa'G9Sai sSoS
&ith vshited window and view q
syifeiiha hills. air-ccnditioned,
sys. ~ te Nesfsska. left to to ARIZONA,
siefk q 2901, Mrs. Hafiield. Oh.
.Ae2e on kA, 2-22l0. MERRY
SkInsNEEnn&& kInsNEEnn z WM6oo6Rs.-p.tsehed M6No6Rs brick.
hsii. psf,sied den With full bath and
& 6feplace. iarEe living room, lovely
dining room, efhefent Kitchen
scf4ened pofch Overlooking 8 tre.
faendcus brick patio. on fst q. ldeal
fnF enteytainina: End e. has 3 twin.
sire bedrooms 2 baths. naSernens
Tncreatien room. fnll bath. qat
Z heat RRALISTINQs CORR, =
! 7.fS05. day o. nieht. $50
&LMONT m. N.W.-Qne block
gunn. aye. rcogns h,tas. an 81. 81
: tsEe and porch ne s-ss4gaHgg ss;4aHgg ~ rn
nEnlEELRY WESLEY HEIGHTs-;
M9gnificeqt brand new Colonial
rs,ids,H9ss ..,9ss n .aet,oS sls Ssst Z, eeS, ei,.
81 sShas2 "a nrsplaes. 1 Besutiiui wooded
sefting overlooking Govt. park. In
within ID min. of downtown. VERY
Low 40s, Nay aseeRt your 1ln
LffS. bL 7-ilii; ewes. Wo; q
peIGarwooD--t house for sails.
8ik Noxboro pl. 1 house, 8 rooms.
A29 sheridan q, nv, a real CD
saas e sens ot mske er .xps5ea soSm:
!: J: 3eRk1Ns. 81 iSsfi 70. 2.5ssS.
HRfaHTWOOD. near eth and Rit-
tenhouse-Lge, frame det. home In
excel. cond.; 1st-feoz iayatory; 3
bsdrms. bath On 2nd g.; priced
very Low for quick sale: 81 300
tEsnh down. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
sf1. T-f4il; eycss OIL. 6-678o;
IN. srANpARD sEcT.ssmfdst.
Z bedrms: Y bs5hss lgs. ct ksBS RSfcn; q,
sSss W. s.ss7o. sasS0.' '-'s's' s''ss =
6HEvY CHASE. si1& Hittenhouss
ut, fopsn sunday 2 III dark
. Modern det. brick on 1afge lot:
eenter hail. iiy. rm. WITH Arepl /:
den, igs. dtns rIp, modern Ht Pow.
dsF fm.. 5 bedrnasa 2 fun baths,
pate, Sundeck. large, bsrnt.. y
s::5I b :ss ::sssg!sj:s, Il. sjis;n i1slr SisSs
cHEyY CHASE RA1ipLKK tnswl,
600k 32n9 gt.--topen Set, and sun.
.-iiT, m. Win lfirepi., dining yla.,
! posai;. dishysshsI: 3 hedrms.; Hol-
: 1yWood bath and powder rn. lge
{ attic Bpace: iBe. bttnt. with nrepi,
bath. picture window; pcrsh. sun
iahssfYT 4Sswn e : 'cS ~. TsR's.ss1nssss s.ssss
Evening star., 1955-10-30

MT. FTExS1NT ARE1--Lge. Tov
brick With 3 loveiy hedrrns.. ful
dhle. brick GarRee. G1 approved
&1A,250. THIS is 3 real buy. Cal
today for appointment.
SPARKS AGENCY REALTORS
Do. 7-29e5 Ewes. NO. T.e47i
Evening star., 1955-10-30
GEORGETOWN-TYPE
BRICK

.-
1000 blk. Monroe N.W.--s yrs. old,
rooms. Ia baths. very nice con-
dition, fun price s12.i50. about
S1.700 down, mn first trust,
monthly Si06 18: bargain.
400 Blk Haryard--13 rooms. 4
baths AZ furnished d.nssS sa rsnsssFdk sFk
monthly ideal home and income.
Lane f Pastor, Elk. 3-2555
r. ST. AT 17th--Commercial. Il
ing house, may be used for any type
business, price reduced, about s3.-
gi NJ Ro6SoMs. s BATHS, 1900 BLK,
18th st. n.w.--1deai for ron-profit
orr. Doctors once. ,Elest house OF
rooming house. about $1,000 Gown
Lane Pastor, Elk. 1855
Evening star., 1955-10-30
RfAL EsTATE sALE oR Exch.

T0URfsf HOME. about 20 mi. from
nc. WIN txcbange for city home,
Evening star., 1955-10-30
PASTOR

pR1yE-IN RESTAURANT. ciose-in
rphurhan, e1ceiiouk corner. DARK
ing for approx. 80 ears about Sc
SEQ grQss WV. income !ons..ssn a,e
ssffns: q insDect and more paTtisu-
DHudsToRE AND LUNCH, promi..
nenk dOWntcNn sefpeE sstenlisneo
81 short dassi $4,000. plus stock;
Lane Pastor, EX. 3-2555
$500 pATLY FQR SEVEN DAYS
WKLY.: dei. and sandwiches. carry
OUT nv. estaslished zg vs. s,S sAi
ss:I:ai s: BE ssiSa piESa psrshsss ass SSA ssoss
,S1s,S2sE S1pjSSS SSEo SuSFEoocEnY AND pr1.. Nh.
--0pene noon, ABOUT $3.50 wkly, I:
rent 500 monthly loaded Win
decks yake iook. tnake an otisr.
- ~ h.r hTlSvTFh, S1TqFEsh Nh: about 7sx
ser eaiesi easily handled. COM
nYSfe equipment, includes walk-in
TN price $4,000. about $1,000
Lane pastor, Eek. 1855
ELABORATE 10 RMS.
2ls baths: 1900 Blk. IryinE. ever
lookins pexk: semi.dete teehed: lovely
yezd rsnt Only SiVe1;s e,ss aner mo1n VA
ksfh for self, rents 4 bedToomgi
fhis heauttfui home and lncume u
yours for Just $1,000 down. E.l.
terms ID balance. Call Miss stew
LANE I PASTOR
i02p Vermont Ave. suite No: sos
C0L0EED--BEAUTY SAEQN. 18th
nr6 Monroe ots. n.e.--Fuily equip.
81 sond.. With 2 lse;, tnrn: app7.
S-ss3i o. cal your own broker,
ron CoLoREB--e RMS. ast
nv sH s5SG 10 Sal. Cal sT. 3-i50a.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

DnfGHTWO0D. near eth and Rit-
ssss sepd i1oor asss dss syaso9s; aSas y
sedrms, bath % Snd g.; priced
% srssk down. & PRANK 8. PiiIIIiFs,
sk5I. 7-f4il; ewes. OIL. 6-e769;
Evening star., 1955-10-30

CONTINENTAL
cosSfoRrApLE AND VALUABLE
Heart 0f the eityss finest. Psuedo
sDssishcsslssSns y. s,s s,' GRIP ~ S.arTss T..
) baths, Entertaif 100 without
sfrusfrNfion OPEN Sun, TIL
DARK, 3I0l Ellicett u: NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
SWEATERS

Count on these sweater fashions to see you
through any day from on "8 o'clock" to flights
out" Even more wonderful in quiek-dryine,
shrink and stretch-resistont orion. Left to
right
full-fashioned pullover and cardigan in red,
charcoal, gold, ester blue, champagne, towny
tan, peacock or navy. "a to 49, puI-on, $40
cardigan. 500
bulky-look cardigan is actually light and de-
liciously soft. Moss green, white, perwinkIe
blue. RED. brondy, pink or black. "a to 40.
1925
pull-over with French shirt collar in charcoal
with white, white with charcoal pink with
charcoal or eroy with charcoal oeeent "a
to 40. 799
pullon with deep wee neckline, "a sleeves.
Hyocinth. moor green, charcoal, black or white
"a to 49, 799
WGl-Sportsweor, Ord Floor
also Chevy Chose and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

left to right
"A.line coat by Lassie Jr in, Of all things black woteh
plaid wool chnchiIIo Fits easily looks with belt in
back Best Of o it has Mum lining to keep you cooler
when weather is mild frosty weather. to IS
1925
little jewel of dress in soft wool flannel bound and bowed
in royon sotn and making much Of your pretty should
ers. Issore figure. Perwnke blue olive black to g.
22o5
3piece Glen plaid suit in worsted weIIonnered
look with black brod edoino the jacket DWesed Of the
coot you look casual in blouse topped skirt and weskt
Groy in sizes to s. 69o5
W5L-Junior Misses Apparel 4th Floor
Also Chevy Chose ond Alexandra
St. Paul recorder., 1955-03-11

You save $40 IL you buy now!
Compact design, very attractive and cosy
TO keep eIeon. Complete with ovfomufie
controls. Features scientific fost eireyIo-
fion design for economical heating. Free
esfimofe on installation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
TODAY's N
HlGHLIGHTS

GAS, WMAL t7) Jim Glib
bon's Show: Bill Malone. sub
bing for travelling JIM will
interview Col. "Skeets" Cole
man, Marine air hero.
1880, WMAL t7)-Disneyland:
A full hour of cartoons all
starring Goofy.
500. WRC a. - Directors
Playhouse: John Wayne and
director John Ford combine
talents for Rookie of the
Year." a. baseball yarn.
$500, WTOP tsl-Godfrey and
Friends: Still soaking up
that Florida sun.
$3.50, WRC ~ - Stage to
Yuma: Especial one-time
only Robert Young shelves
Father Knows Best" for
one week to play In a West
ern. tJane Wyatt and chill
dren are not involved.)
$3.50, WMAL t7l-MGM Pa
rade: Militia Korjus sings
"Tales of the Vienna Woods. :"
$500, WMAL tD-Masquerade
Party: Mary Healy takes
over chair held by Dagmar.
500, WRC t4)-Kraft Thea
ter: Drama about, mother
who struggles to alter her
daughters character.
1000, WTOP t9)-U. s. Steel:
English stars Robert Morley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:15, WWDC - iris Coffin:
Thomas E. Murray, Commits
sioner of the Atomic Ener-
gy Commission, discusses his
plan for an atomic Meeting
"at the summit" to demon
strate the power of the
H Bomb.
$500, WASH-fm, 1880, WWDC
Gangbusters: The second Of
its three-part series on the
career Of crime Of John
Omar Pinson' depicting the
Con vic T. S two successful
breaks from Oregon State
Prison.
sos, WGMS-Symphony Hall:
Berlioz. Romeo and Juliet:
List. Piano Concerto 80 in
A: Brahms. Hungarian Dance
81 in E-min.
1918, WMAL - Blue Ribbon
Bouts: Bob Baker meets Nino
Valdes in a ten-round heavy
weight bout from Cleveland.
I0:45, WTOP-Newsmakers: CHS
newsman Grifing Bancroft
will present biography of
Tennessee's Democratic Sena-
tor Estes Kefauver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07

and Ann Todd appear in
Edward. Ny Son." (This is
Morley's American TV de-
butt
$500, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
1.-THE Basketball Fix; stars
John Ireland and Vanessa
Brown. d95l.)
The echo., 1955-05-01
MEMBERSHIP
CAMPAIGN AMONG
MEMBERS

The office IS asking every local
president in the Association to send
the names and addresses of all their
members to the office in order that
we might have them before us.
We are planning to launch Mem
bership Campaign among the
members and this promises to be
one of the greatest that we have
launched.
So often the membership leaves
the growth of the local lodge up to
the local president and as a result,
we have not done too much. 1t is
going to take all of the members and
local presidents working together
comparatively and tremendously to
put things over. The presidents
cannot do it by themselves and the
members cannot do it by them
selves however, if the presidents and
members ret toqether, big things can
and will be done.
The echo., 1955-05-01
POLIO NEWS

To an anxious world this week
came long awaited news on the polio
vaccine developed by DR.. Jonas E.
5aiA ~. IL sup 80 VI March of Dimes
funds. The report, coming on the
tenth anniversary of the death of
Franklin D. Roosevelt, founder of
the National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis, is timely reminder
of his leadership in the fight against
polio.
DR.. Thomas Francis, director Of the
Polio Vaccine Evaluation Center,
University of Michigan, released his
report on the evaluation of the vac
cine April 18th The report involv-
ed the study of 144,000,000 facts
about the 100000 school children
who participated in the 1854 field
study
! Foundation officials stated that
there are no records thich reveal the
race fthe children who participated
in the 1854 field study of the polio
vaccine. 1t is estimated, however,
that more than 100000 Negro school
| children were participants in the
study.
Long years of scientific research
preceded the field trials of the polio
vaccine. Much painful slow work
was done by many skilled scientists
before the polio vaccine was de-
veloped by Pr. Salk.
The Carver Foundation scientists,
at Tuskegee Institute, rendered i'm
portant service in the progress
toward an effective polio vaccine.
Tissues from the body of a Negro
patient at world famed medical
center provided the basis for the
dramatic He-la cell phase of polio
prevention research.
The echo., 1955-05-01
II. B. A. No. $50
Has Installation

Sunday, April "a, 1855, H. B. A
Lodge No 450. of Philadelphia, Miss,
had its installation services at Good
way Baptist Church, with the Gen
eral Secretary, Miss M. L. Larkin, as
the installing officer.
A very, very delicious dinner was
enjoyed at the lovely home Of the
President, Mrs Annie H. Baxtrone.
Prior to the installation services, a
very spicy program was rendered by
the members of the lodge which was
enjoyed by all After the officers
were installed their pictures were
taken and shown to them in the
meeting.
Three applications for new mem
bers and three renewals were re
ceived during the meeting Lodge
No. $50 is indeed an asset to the AS
sociation.
The echo., 1955-05-01
NEW FEATURE TO
QUARTERLY BOARD

In the June Beard and all subse-
Quent boards the presidents viii be
asked to give an account Of their
stewardship during tn g past three
months.
1t IS hoped that each president m
the Association viii be able to report
one new member or a renewal every
quarter. If he adds four additions
in any quarter he win get credit for
the whole year. We hope by this
method, that our membership viii
continue to go forward
At the close Of the March Quarter
" Board more than eight thousand
members were reported. We hope
that the presidents will be Just as IN
terested in the June Board or more
so. 1t is hoped that more round re-
ports will be made in the June Board
than we had in the March Board.
The presidents should begin now
and do everything possible to make
round report in the June Board.
The echo., 1955-05-01
TALENT NIGHT
DURING CONVENTION

The Secretary has sent letters to
all Of the local presidents reminding
of our Talent Night during the
Convention at which time all of the
lodges can participate
Because Of the large number of
lodges that we have it is going to be
necessary that we allow each lodge
one number BY so doing, the pro-
gram viii not be too lengthy.
Each president who plans to take
a part on the program VIII get in
touch with the secretary at the earl
lest possible date.
We have begun to work on cur
Convention program.
The echo., 1955-05-01
POPLARVILLE NEWS

Dear Miss Larkin: You will find
enclosed some new business from
our lodge. l was a little late get
ting started seemingly, but this little
place is like a broom sage fire,
rapidly spreading. We are so happy.
We have several applications on
file. We DO not understand other
than we feel that God has answered
our prayers in which we have been
asking for guidance.
We hope to see you in the June
Board and we are looking forward
to our program on the first Sunday
in June.
Dave Parker, President
The echo., 1955-05-01
1000 Membership
Campaign

Dear Presidents:
We are nearer to the Convention
than we were this time last month
, and we have a large number of
presidents who are still on the
delinquent list. We are wondering
if these lodges will be able to do
anything between now and the Con
vention and if not, we are going to
wait until the first of June and then
we are going to take some steps
whereby to assist those lodges in
directly.
The plan is going to work like
this: Where the president of lodge
No. 600 is not able to add any
members, we are going to ask some
president in the association to add a
member to his lodge, give the credit
to the president who could not or
would not add any members and the
president who adds the members
will get credit for the member nu-
merically, however he viii state on
the floor in the Convention that he
added 8 members as the case might
%, however, he is giving two of
mesa members to lodge No. "B" in
order that that lodge might not be a
complete failure in the campaign.
The lodges on the delinquent list
are:
The echo., 1955-05-01
President VIM. King I'll


The office has been informed by
Reverend VIM King that because Of
i'll health he had to turn the reins of
the local lodge over to the ice pres
ident, Mr. Y. L. McCollufn.
Reverend King has been faithful
throughout the years. He succeeded
the late Mr.. w ]. Rankin and has
d on q an outstanding job in the
growth Of lodge no. 1873.
We w sh for Reverend King q
speedy recovery. His illness is the
results of stroke.
The echo., 1955-05-01
DELINQUENT LIST

Since the publication of the last
issue of the Echo we have had one
lodge to come out of the 'non-ac-
tive" lodges. We hope that other
lodges will follow this precedent in
the near future. 1t can be done and
I know a large number of the pres
-idents who are in this class do not
have any business there. Who will
De the next president to come out?
Secretary.
The echo., 1955-05-01
A. A. Trotter.
HEIDELBERG NEWS
Yours as ever.

IN Newell is visiting her
sie Mrs Deseree Spaulding, of
c acticut.
Mrs Sophia Heard, wife Of the
late Prof VIM. Heard, passed away
April A. At the time of death, she
was with Ter grand daughter, Mrs.
Mild "a 3 al1head, of Bessemer,
r. ua ,ahe was member Of the
! 3 A. for 10 years. She had many
friends to mourn her passing. Mrs.
Heard was laid to rest by the Heidel-
berg Pastor, Rev. c. NJ Webb.
Mr.. Pickens Heard and sister Mrs.
Ruby Jones, of Joliet, Illinois, were
dinner guests Sunday, in the home
of their Aunt, Mrs. VIM. CaraWay
and cousin Mrs. E. D. Heidelberg.
-
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Warren Morgan and family are up
again after being sick.
= = 81 s.
Mr.. Fate Newell, of Chicago, is
visiting his sister, Mrs Margirie Ne
well