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GEORGETOWN
6 ROOMS, BATH, BRICK, GAS FUR
MACE: ETC. GOOD REAR YARD. 1926
;}3rd ST. NV $1,000
HENRY CLAY CO.,
2909 NJ ST. NV MI. O6OO
WOODRIDGE-LARGE CORNER 5-RoOM
bungalow, attic. recreation room. excellent
condition. gear garage. Only 2 blocks to
ouS 5000 down. balance like rent.
brick garage. Needs some repairs Ss,950
Call North 1908 or inquire 1881 r. I.
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HOUSES FOR SAIL
HOME OR INVESTMENT

Keefer st. NV, of Ga. ave.-6-room
brick, all imp; gear garage; terms.
Md. ave. n.e.-Modern S-room brick,
has 3 kitchens, 3 gas ranges; S6,950, terms.
Corner. near 18th and N. c. ave. ne
8-rm. brick (2 are smalD, all imp; $500.
1900 block st. s.e.-5-room brick;
IJnYD r TIIRNER
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$6,95O.

5504 FARRAGUT ST. NE,
ROGERS HFIGHT. MD.
CONSERVATIVE HOUSE FOR
CAUTIOUS BUYERS
Six rooms. brick. two-story bunea-
low. good lot, high elevation, neigh
horhood comparable. with house One
bedroom and bath on first floor. two
he"rooms and bath on second floor.
full basement modern kitchen, oil
heat. Terms.
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WOODBRIDGE, D, G..

Groom house. with front and back
porches and large attic: h.-w.h. (oiD, tile
BATH bedrms.; lot s0X2O0: in one square
of stores, churches and streetcars; location
couldn't be better: suitable for doctor
or large family; occupied by owner. Pos
session. Price. $4,000: terms reasonable
Also two other large houses, one vacant
Phone NO $50. ewes NO l44H
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CHEVFRI,Y MD

5-room and bath modern bungalow,
large screened porch. all electric kitch-
en-. including G. E. refrigerator. Oil
hot-water heat House being thor
oughly redecorated New-house con-
dition. Nice lot. One black to bus.
Terms, $4,000 cash.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Near 9Th and East Capitol.

Row brick, rooms, and bath. with
shower in basement; arranged for 2 fam
lilies; h-Wh. icoaD, PRICED rig at $3.50 for
ewes. RA. 4231, or IA. 1884
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2-FAMILY BARGAIN.
VACANT-$5O0 DOWN.

Capitol Hts, Nd, Just over D. c. line
T-rm. detached home on large lot. con-
venient to schools, stores and transp.;
h,-w.h,, basement. Income SO a mo.
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$500.
MOUNT RAINIER MD

Six-room and bath bungalow, Hot
water heat automatic hot-water heat
er. House is spotless. Large full base
ment; very conveniently located
shopping center and theater. Short
walk to public and paroachial schools.
Terms $500 cash, balance ST. per
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ChEVf CHASE.
bedrooms. 3 baths, study and lavatory
home. maids room and bath. Gear garage
pool table included 5000 down and 500
monthly
WI. 1857. INEz CUsHARD. DI. ss43.
SILVER SPRING NEAR INDIAN SPRING
Golf Club. 9S02 Bristol ave.-Brick bunga-
low. years old; slate, roof, 5 rooms with
space for > additional in attic. which is
insulated: lot 5Oxl50. Immediate possess
sion: $3.50; 5000 cash required, S4S 10
per month. FRANK M DOYLE, realtor,
81 18TH st. NV. DI 19G5
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SPACIOUS HOME
ON TWO ACRES
IN NEARRY VIRGINIA

3sth and Hamilton SITS, Hyattsville--
Under construction ready for occupancy
soon. Two bedrooms. large attic foored
and i, insulated fun basement. coal heat:
INC. 1904 R. l. ave ne WA. 45OO,
md
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OWNER TRANSFFRRFD

ground with $1,000 worth of shrubbery,
bungalow with 4 badrms,, 2 baths, only 6
Prce sI9m bave ns 1mmed peeup
payment. Call for appointment, WA. 27O6
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CHEVY CHASE

story brick, large rooms, . baths, 2
kitchens. h.-wh.; $3.50; 10cG cash
URC1OLO REALTY CO. ME 4941
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peter j. hagan,
SUBURBAN SPECIALIST,
WA. 2765.

ST ,I0U.
5815 RITTENHOUSF ST. NE,
RIVERDALE HEIGHTS. MD
A fine corner bungalow finished in
white asbestos shingles. Five nice
rooms with large inclosed rear porch
OH heat, auto. gas hot-Water heater
Full basement under entire house
Bullt-in garage under rear porch All
IN neW-hoUSe condition. This is a real
bargain. See this today. Easy terms
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COLORED-KENYON NEAR 14th-2O
rooms. baths. Scar garage; has fire
escapes and license: 100000. including
furniture and furnishings: $4,000 handles.
r NJ. DE SHAZO. l123 18th. Ma $500
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OUTSTANDING VALUE
4 BEDROOMS AND GAS HEAT
NEAR Both AND CATHEDRAL AVE.
Large, semi-detached brick. having 8
rooms, baths. in good condition: full
basement. garage. nice deep lot; illness
forces present owner to sell this attrac-
tive home in this popular, close-in sec
ton. Price, S14.25O
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
1929 ST. NV MA O352
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COLORED-sPFCIAL, SPECIAL BARGAIN
-6 rooms, bath. INV h. large front and
rear. porches, light tapestry brick, large
yard, This. will make you home to be
proud OF. Act today. RE. 5216. 24s
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

HOUSES FURNISHED (contD.
4 DETACHED. ATTRAcTIvELY FURN;;
bedrooms, 2la baths. maids room and
fo bath Z = saraFe: "a $500 mo- Ma s@'S' a'm'
JUNE 10th TO SEPT, 18th. S165 PER
WI' R4Teh; s5oll !ls Lucas l'ne' Bethesda Md
5000 PER MbNTH-BEAUrIFUL NEW
Hilcrest. Sc home completely furn.; z
rooms, plus recreation room, garage, ATTIC
o773. evenings:
CHEVY CHASE-6 RMS, BATH AND GA
rage. garden; good condition; Sl25 5op, per
BY oWNER-s,RooM OWNER, " DETACHED rAts aousE
l mi north Of Circle. Garage, attractive
per ranSn mo. svaao'e WI a6 S1ne l. '0f mos si0o
LARGE, COOL HOUSE, NEAR DUPONT.
Circle-3 bedrooms and bath: owner to
rs. NssD es5s. s5s ho0F' sl4o month for summer
FOR RENT FURNISHED, GEORGETOWN
- bedrooms; baths, Living rooms;
rse ae exeep or for
bedrooms, bath. living room, dining room,
KITCHEN and garden. No agents. NO.
$ ROOMS a BEDROOMS, BATH
porches. coall hot-water heat; on wooded
Streetcar line; S125 month. MRS. BUR-
CESS. WI. 4253.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK, COW. TO BUS
and streetcars-5room detached house,
for rent for summer months. WO. S035.
IDEAL FOR SUMMER
Near Mass. Ave. Bridge, overlooking Rock
Creek bedrooms, attractively furn $500
per month.
FITCH. FOX & BROWN MA. o3o1.
VERY ATTRACTIVE 6-RM. BRICK HOME.
almost new; Rent furnished. Available
June /. $3.50.
ROBERT E. LoHR.
:'lf Cedar St, Takoma Park. GE. 0SS1.
F'ESTHAvEN, 1928 A MONTH. VERY At
tractive small house off Mass ave. extend
ed. Yearly lease from June ! to discrim-
mating people who appreciate nice fur
nlshings and good taste. . bedrooms,
baths, den, living rm., dining rm, screened
porch, gas heat. garage. large corner lot
with trees. Also excellent town house,
summer rental. $500 per month.
EMMA MOORE SCOTT.
1910 31st St. NV.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
FLORIDA

ORLANDO, beautiful homesite, 'front.'
ing on large sandbottom lake, adjoining
to Main rd: an outstanding location for
your Florida home. garden and orange
sToys wi,ts price 4Si terms 70 suit. Gsll
BUCHANAN, 1892 K st. NV. Me. 1143.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED. JUNE 18th OR BEFORE, > OR
3 bedroom detached house, Arlington or
Alexandria: guarantee excellent care: ref
erences. Phone MIR. VAUX, Ivy 1o73-J
except SUNDAYS. 25.
FAMILY OF WANT bedroom APART
ment or house, furnished unfinished.
Northwest section, TO 500. Phone Ordway
I75S between and l. noon.
FURNISHED HOUSE IN GENERAL AREA
of GEORGETOWN or Foxhall Village or in
District near Wisconsin car line or Mae
Arthur, blvd bus line. For family of four;
around 500; must be available for at
least six months, possibly year or more:
must have at least three bedrooms and two
baths, also small garden. Telephone Wood
ley 59l4
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE DESIRES , OR 3
bedroom house unfurnished. in northwest
washington or nearby community. so 90
to $500; will give excellent care; refer
ences. Chestnut 5203.
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM UNFURNISH-
ed house: adults. no children; best of care.
Call Ludlow 5@:27 after $50 pm. %.
WANTED FOR SUMMER.
Furn. hse or apt. " or more bedrms.;
esony Pentsn; Refs. MR.. TAFT. Ewes. RE.
2323. Ext S01. ,6'
CoLoRED-WANTED TO RENT. SMALL
house, unfurnished. Write MRS. S. E.
JACKSON, Vienna. Va.
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BRICK
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
ARLINGTON

BUNGALOW s rooms and attic. ? yrs. old
copper plumbing: nice lot near bus 81 ESQ;
$1,000 cash; balance $50 mo-, call Mr.
1883. N. c. HINES & SONS. NC, Realtors
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

TWo-BEDRoOM. sEMI-DETAcHED, UN
furnished house in quiet. most convenient
Northwest section. suitable childess couple
or two bachelors: references; rent, So
Write Box 453-R, Star.
300 GREENLEAF ROAD, CHEVERLY,
Md rooms, bath, porch, built-in ga
rase; detached brick: ST 10 month. TY-
..ER e. RUTHERFORD. INC. Republic
S245. 1926 H st NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

MEDIUM- SIZE HOUSE, LARGE LOT, NEAR
Allsxandria bus lines: ! Arlington County
from in trade. or may buy outright
OWNER. Call jackson 1861 Sunday, or
ewes. after 8 pm
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MONEY TO LOAN.

COMPARE OUR RATES BEFORE YOU
natupe os fqrbaEe sy
HYATTSVILLE. 53O3 Baltimore ave-. Hy-
attsville. Md. Warfled 31S1.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
1115 Eye St NV MA. 646S.
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Cape Cod Brick-$9,45O.
everything: 2l, bedrooms. garage, screened
porch: immediate possession Bradley OI2l.
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STORES FOR RENT.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
For grocery and other business in Q ney
fast-growing residential section. 500,
Benning rd. Sc. For full information
CALL BUSADA, AT O3O1
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CHEVROLET oe luxe coach looks, runs
fine. new tires Sl35. full price. Roper
Motor Co, 1890 r. I. ave. ne. 25'
CHEVROLET 1899 coupe, sell cheap Very
finest condition and appearance Lady
owner. See car 1l46 18th St NV. dealer.
CHEVROLET 1910 "-door sedan: good
clean car; excellent motor; good tires Call
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FORD 194l club convertible coupe Hard
to tell from new Driven only SlOO miles
Maroon finish, black top. factory built-in
radio and heater. AS near new car as
you will find LOGAN MOTOR CO, 18Th
ST. NV. between K and L. RE. 325l
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SIG, 5OO-CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

Close to the High Schools.
Situated in quiet. shaded square Just
west OF Connecticut ave and within few
minutes walk of Alice Deal and Woodrow
wilson High Schools. Handsome in ap-
pearance, practical as we'll as comfortable
IN plan; loft. center-entrance hall runs
large living and dining rooms, both with
frepaces: den or library; bedrooms
IL with hrepace). sunroom. . tiled baths
also storage room above. automatic heat
maids room with private entrance, lear
garage: large and beautifully wooded set
ting. lovely flower garden To inspect
call MR.. BOOTHBY. EN- :,34S
IHOS. J. FISHER & CO., INC,
I.SS 18th ST REALTORS DJ fS3O
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Close to Pentagon Bldg,
OIL OE0

p4 ,OOOs
Just is of nsadd0ek e Hest hct Of
OF rooms, bath. lavatory, and maid $
has hardwood floors and trim throughout
and is very close to bus and school.
VIM. II. sAyNpEsgss CO.. INC.
D1. 1O15. REALTORS. 1919 K st. NV.
3-STORY HOUSE.
Doxntown Just o copn Resdy e%d
$4,000 cash, balance terms. Box 449-T,
Star.
ROLLINGWOOD-$14,e5O.
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
Beautiful brick home, large living room,
screened porch. , bedrooms, = tile baths,
buut-in garage, lot 60xl00: vacant; 3
blocks Conn. ave.
LESLIE D. MEASELL. WO 5o"1 :
COLORED-52OO BLK. BLAINE ST NE
.-story detached frame. 6 rooms, bath. La
trobe heat. elec.; $3.50 cash REQ. v. S.
HURLBERT. MA. 3570. 931 NV.
coLoRED- 1900 BLK, ONTARIO RD. NV.
mo v, s. HURLBERT. MA. 1910. 931
H ST. NV
coLoRED-l700 BLK. CoRcoRAN ST
story and basement brick. 10
rooms; room ? baths, INV. heat, oil burner;
MA. 3510. 931 H NV.
COLORED.
rooms: bath each. You can live in one
apt. and collect $40 from the second apt.
Bargain for $500 on terms Mr. Raine
AD 2979. WAPLE g. JAMES, INC. DI.
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NEAR CLAIMING AND both SITS. NE.
detached. 2-story frame house of rooms,
bath hot-water heat, electricity, GaraEe
! LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 4
. 2S1e Z ct, NV. MA. 1885.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK late 1898 trunk sedan: newly
painted; looks like new: must sell; S295
or best offer. EX. O29O or Gil. 9O35.
BUICK 1888 de luxe coach; beautiful.
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HOUSES FOR SALE Cont J

school. Lanham. Md.-New brick semi
bungalow. 6 rm. & BATH hot-water heat.
oil burner modern kitchen. real fireplace,
county taxes. Only S6.25O In fee.
The J. F.. JOHNSON LUMBER CO.
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FORD 194l station wagon. super de luxe
model IN perfect condition. LOGAN
MOTOR CO. Sth st. bet. x and L SIS
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6-rm. and bath bay-window brick, ga
rage; large rms. h.-w.h.: $500.
6-rm. and bath, bay y-window brick; very
large rms: $3.50. Good condition.
Fine 10-rm. and bath home. / door
from Lincoln Park: good condition. new
coal h.-w.h. furnace; roughed-in for an
other bath. Immediate possession: reason
able down payment and terms.
JOS. A. HERBERT g. SONS.
b!5 E. Capitol st. Ii. 0129.
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misunderstanding Buy!
Near 18th and Co1,1r,hia Pd

Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
Detached brick-ideally arranged to con-
vert into apartments and carrying apart
ment Zoning. Present income from rooms.
S23l per month aside from owners quar-
ters consisting of rooms and bath. in
Guiding huge living room with fireplace
t24Xl4. There are baths and 5 rooms
have hot and cold running water. Brick
garage for 5 cars. Evenings call Mr.. Con-
"''' % fHos. j. FISHER & CO.. INC.
rlS REAI TOP $500
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CLEVELAND PARK

A large detached corner home within o
BLOCKS OF stores. trans. and the Cathedral,
with II rooms 3 baths, on large level
lot; this owner wants TO leave the city and
has. Just reduced the price on this property
Call ME. lab until q pm
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN RFAITOR
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FORD 1871 super de luxe Tudor. heater
beautiful black finish; like new; Ss25.
LOGAN MOTOR CO. 18th ST. NV. between
Z and /. PIE .lnll Omen
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-sl2 500.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. S15.75O
10 ROOMS. 40 BATHS

Attractive and substantial all-masonrv
center-entrance-h home, spacious lot. ali
landscaped; 4 bedrooms and beautifully
tlied baths on 2nd fl. :. rooms and bath
on finished :;rd fl, fl. den and lavatory
pantry: excellent kitchen equipment I'M
MEDIATE POSSESSION. ! !, blocks west OF
SonM ave, bet. the clubs BOSS &
paELPS. MA. $500. Sunday call Mr.. Leigh,
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CHEVY CHASE AREA.
CAPE COD BRICK-Sl195O

terminal-Lovely detached home. praC.
tically new, nicely Handicapped grounds
with spring. fed brook. large living room
with fireplace. frst-floor lavatory, 2 bed
rooms and bath on second floor. attached
garage, slate roof, large basement. fire.
place for recreation room GAS HEAT
Possession June l. Rea BILE terms
BOSS e. PHELPS. realtors, MA. 1900
Evenings and Sunday, call Mai. Lane. WI
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STORAGE. PARKING, AUTOS; OPEN "a
hours; downtown; rates reasonable TOR
REY MOTORS, 1877 10Th st. NV. MA.
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BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK HOME IN
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.-$1l 900.
Modern residence of rms, tile bath:
wooded lot, 60x130 it. near grade and
high schools and transportation Auto.
hot-water heat. Front and rear porches.
Elec refg. Large recreation rm with
fireplace, slate roof garage. Owner leaving
city. will give possession June Is. To
inspect phone Mr.. Good, DE 5153.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 St NV MA o345
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Lamont st. mr.. 18th st. NV.
u rms, 3 baths. S15.a5o. including
furniture. You can live here and have
net income over $500 mo- owner leaving
city. McDEVITT. Randolph 400!
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y II 1O1N " noOINo.
Headquarters late-model Fords. Chev-
rolets, Plymouths, ETC. JACK PRY
MOTORS, 18th and Pa. ave. Sc. and l4th
or
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S11 $50.

Bethesda area, adjoining Greenwich
Forest. Detached brick about two years
old; 6 rooms, = baths, attic. basement
and garage; Gas sir-conditioned. blocks
Reasonable terms. Call MR.. MYERS. RA.
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FORD. 1910 convertible club coupe: finest
possible condition. Take best quick offer.
See car l16 18th st IL " dealer
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S5,950.
DET, RAY. VIRGINIA

DEL RAY, VIRGINIA.
Colonial brick, 5 rooms, bath, air-con-
ditioned heat: excellent condition: imme-
diate possession: easy terms Call
BEITZELL. DI. BOO.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Corner brick dwelling. front Soldiers
Home: Z rooms. and bath, good condition.
coal hot-Water heat, gas hot-water heater,
laundry trays and toilet in attractive
basement. comfortable front porch. nice
yard' good intown residential neighbor-
hood. buses, streetcars, stores, schools.
churches, theater. Price $500: reason
able down payment. convenient terms
Realtors Since 1892
11l9 Eye ST. NV National 33o6
Bradley beam., 1943-12-11
HARTFORD TRANSP PORTATION

At 0200 every morning, a two and one-half ton truck is available to transport personnel from Hart ford to the main gate. This truck leaves the railroad station prompt ly at the above hour and makes one stop at the Keney Tower.
 A 1905 daily, a bus to Hartford leaves from Windsor Locks.
 The Bradley Field bus leaves for Windsor Locks daily on the hour and on the half hour. By leaving at 1880 connections can be made in Windsor Locks with the 1905 bus for Hartford.
 At 2315 daily bus leaves the Hartford Railroad Station for Brad ley Field. Two buses are available if the situation warrants.
 These arrangements have been for the convenience of the men who are on pass or furlough, thereby eliminating the need of hitchhik- ing.
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ter months by Unit Chaplain Joseph c. Campbell are: Catholic Mass at 08OO and 1000. Protestant Services at 09OO and HOO.
 HOSPITAL
 Protestant Services Sunday Morning Worship 800 AM.
 Sunday Afternoon SemiSecular Musical Program 200 PM. (Recre- ation Room).
 Catholic Masses Sunday Morning 8:15 AM. Confessions, before mass.
 TENT AREA
 Protestant Services Sunday Morning Worship Service 100 AM. Special Service for 36th Avn. (Colored) at goo AM. Sunday mornings.
 Catholic Mass Sun lay morning 10:00 AM.
 F. E. NAPLES,
 Base Cha plain.
Bradley beam., 1943-12-11
THE BATTLE OF RUSSIA"

It will be the privilege of the personnel of Bradley Field to see the Army Orientation film, "The Battle of Russia" In this picture of modern history in the making, are actual photos of the phase of this war dealing with the struggle between Germany and Russia are shown.
 The following schedule is listed only for the convenience of com missioned officers. Enlisted person nel will attend at the hour and date schedule.
 PART
 Cumming time-38 minutes) n
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reverence; and like the shepherds, glorify God.
The sub., 1943-12-09
Ratify Contract Election By Unanimous Union Vote

The General Committee, which is the governing body of the Ship builders and Marine Union, held a special meeting on Tuesday, Mo- vember 30th, 1943 at the Italian American Hall. The sole order of business was official action on whether or not to sign the contract after the vote by the members. The special meeting was called by the President, Harold Cruise, as a result of complaints received that ballots were not received by union members in time to cast vote.
 At the special meeting the Elec- tion Committee reported the one sided results greatly in favor of accepting the contract. In addition, Treasurer Harold Taylor reported that all ballots with exception of just GA had been placed in the mail by Wednesday noon, or 72 hours be- fore the scheduled day for voting. He also reported that ballots had
The sub., 1943-12-09

been sent by first class mail to the latest addresses according to the union or the company's records.
 After receiving these reports it was obvious to all representatives of the Union that even though some union members had been deprived of their chance to vote, that there was a large vote and the results could not have been affected at all even if every single member who had not received ballot and who was not able to vote had voted against the contract.
 An unanimous vote was adopted instructing the Executive Commit tee to proceed immediately with the signing of the contract and then the meeting was adjourned.
The sub., 1943-12-09

keen competition for the position since there are a number of can didateS.
 Because of this subject and be- cause of the proposed amendment to the bylaws changing the Execu- tive Committee set up, 1t is ex- pected that the meeting will be at tended by a large number of repre- SentativeS.
 Unless the General Committee selects the most competent and ex- perienced candidate to this position great injury will be done to all local workers and to the union it. self. This matter is probably the most important one which has ever confronted the union.
The sub., 1943-12-09

Mirror, the paper published prior to the Sub.
 Coming to E. B. in August, 1883, he has been employed here ever since as Chaser-Clerk in the Main ard Sheetmetal Shop,
 A graduate of Fitch High, he wrote sports for that school for the New London Day.
 Jim's interest and his past ex perience in newspaper work should go far toward maintaining the reputation this publication has made for itself, and members of the staff and readers of our paper ex- tend their congratulations upon his new assignment.
The sub., 1943-12-09
May Elect Bus. Agent Monday; Much Competition For Position

It is highly probable that at the General Committee Meeting on Monday, the representatives will select the union business agent and also determine his salary.
 The new contract has already been signed and the grievance pro- cedure is already in operation. The same applies to the other contract provisions which do not result in increased cost of production and do not require War Labor Board ap- proval.
 The principal duties of the busi- ness agent will relate to the hand ling Of grievances and there is no reason why a business agent should not start working immediately.
 It is expected that there will be
The sub., 1943-12-09
JurisdictiOnal Strikes
 In West Coast Shipyards

Last week four Kaiser west coast shipyards in the San Francisco area were involved in a strike when more than thirty-fve hum dred members of the International Association of Machinists stayed away from work because of jur- isdictional dispute with the A. F. of l.. International Union of Oper- ating Engineers.
 The machinists claim injustice in the development of situation whereby the engineers group ob- tained Jurisdiction over machin- ists-repair work and subjected ma- chinists members of the Machinists Union who were doing this work to an $8O.00 per worker initiation fee.
The sub., 1943-12-09
Sub Staff Says Au RevOir To Editor Roy Perry

We, the members of the Sub staff, wish to express our regrets in losing Roy F. Perry as Editor of our paper, but wish to extend our congratulations and best wishes to Roy upon his promotion in a supervisory capacity as Chief Safety Inspector at the Victory Yard. We will greatly miss the close associations we all enjoyed working with him in the past and wish him nothing but success in the future.
The sub., 1943-12-09

Accordingly the Sub reprints herewith the new final revised list of nominations.
 Revised List of 1944 Nominations President
 Arthur c. Ward, John M. O'Con- nor, Roland Bishop, Ogden Driggs, Robert Hyde, William Eb- inhaus, OSsian Ray. Vice-PreSident
 George Richard, John J. O'Brien, John M. O'Connor, John l.. Old ershaw, Malcolm Scott. Treasurer
 Harold C. Taylor, William J. Mill Ter, Foster M. Marsters. Clerk Secretary
 John M. OConnor, Elwood B. Acker, Roland Bishop. Executive Committee (tO Elect 3 Philip Santangelo, Maurice Mad docks, Walter Bernstein, A. Hulse- bosch. F. Seymour Rowley, Jos eph A. White, Leonard C. Shef- lott, Ernest Cheney, Roger M. Webster, Charles C. Donnie, Dor othy E. Irons, William Ebinhaus, Morris Menghi, c. H. Crowell, Frank Scully, George Richard, Emile Mann, Frank Allaire, Hugo Fitzpatrick, William Andrews, James D. Mckinley, James H. Carbone.