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Evening star., 1943-11-25
APARTMENTS WANTED.

sEFINE3 WOMAN AND MoIHEk desire
Groom Furnished apartment for last two
apartment house Is beins finished. esif
Mss sfssds,s: h,:n to g. RE 1000 Ext. q! sTe6s
HG.N. AIT. from Dec. 2 until FEB. I x
family Of 4; ne sect pref; moderate rents
VI MAaEYD a9ys sTH TRMkbla44lIJp hSlf Hip sIsT {syn Or
room roo ssps" sps" NV. see,ion: reasonable. Phone
sSs sas yns iGs s.ss1s as1sH
Two, ,sEDkooS St Ils' Az, geo GEORGETOWN or
TIWo-BEDkooM furnished apartment id.
viii lease fo9 e months responsSe ten
ant will exercise every care to prevent
e orrckR ReT 4es Wants ss as
or Gritty I've ,cps room apt furnished or Gn.urnsleg
WAVES Wso oFficEER vi E''; wants sat laui auet sunny
apartment in Northwest Washington, r--
sIapiy sox Dupont Circle Georgetown vic;aity.
FuRN. RM. KIT, PVT. BATH; utii','c-s
montsy m hnnieE soI Hyss,sEls yoa.K nearby ne
APT, small, fur: or unfur; ] or 2 ro3r,s!
kit: and bath; Brooklsnd or Dupont CT:
GSyi. assi EXT sTD!i ssG. and wife. Mr.. Leach. se
FOR DEC. Ia or 4 rooms. unfurnished.
sifI elderly couple; no pets. own Friaidaire,
N4yXL OFFICER AND WIFE want lnfur, n5,
nished studio apt. in close NV. section.
Box 48S-D, Star
FRENCH OFFICER AND WIFE want ons
or two room furnished apartment. private
bath and kitchen. good NV. section.
Write w, 6 Bog PIX. Star. Or call Adams O700.
FUKNISHED bedrm.: liv. rm. kit. pvt.
pain urgently needed, about Dec. 1s.
NAVY DOCTOR AND WIFE desire fur.
nished or bedroom apa rtment In close.
IN NV section. Call Adams 1888. 25'
RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT
OFFICIAL, WIFE AND 18-YEAR-
OLD DAUGHTER, DESIRE
H1GH-CLASS BEDROOM
APARTMENT; PREFERABLY
FURNISHED, IN NV. WASH
INGTON. WILLING TO PAY
$3.50, PERHAPS MORE. FOR
SATISFACTORY APARTMENT
AND WILLING WAIT ABOUT
MO. FOR POSSESSION. TEL. LU.
4026. ae.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

n BLOCK CONN. AVE, 1904 18th st. NV.
Double vacancy. adjoining bath, in newly
renovated guesthouse: other vacancies for
1895 10th ST. NW.M-BeautifM rooms for
young ladies or boys; funning water. show
ers; ,s1 ss1eyator; excellent board. 3O'
ARLINGTON, Lyon Park-No waiting, no
tipping: home baking. congenial company,
si h sT sTHdfNnS Gt S%ss
sTre 2aom suit 95 sso girl t1
A Al REAL HOME I for lady willing to share
DUPONT CIRCLE viCINiTYEESciusive Excl es-
tablishment for girls, noted for excellent
food; rates, S35 to $50 mo. 1929 18th
l776 MASS. AVE. NV distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location: reasonable.
ARLINGTON double rooms for girls.
near Glebe rd. and Lee hwy, / blk. from
bus home cooking; excel. location. CHI
e siSs s ;,,!s ST; E. NS;w,LaSge room. private
sachsr front waT eaa gsh rsDs om
1875 TAYLoR ST. SW.Msinsie % and nae dou-
able rooms, in private home: home cooking
fSs Sso o1ssFsS ts s krRoomsS kshare To- Slfs sf
ladies; ideal downtown location; excellent
Eye ST. NV. 1s2A-.For young men and
women. ~ week. Close at pm. X.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Moryiond and Virainio,

ONE BEDROOM. with twin beds. pvt bath
on lst floor of private home; on bus line,
conv. to Washington or Alexandria
gentlemen or emp. couple preferred. Call
TIE. 1859.
ARLINGTON. VA, eo4 10th st. So
rooms, desirable location, "a block from
bus line; In walking range of Pentason
EXTRA NICE, WARM, SINGLE ROOM with
own Law, for refined. girl; gentle home in
ATlington: $50; excellent transp. CH. 0641.
FIVE l,a MIN. to Pentagon. 10 min. Constitu-
blk. restaurant. 2 bus lines, l0c fare down
town; town; large room adj. bath; refined. adult
Mr.. PENTAGON, Arlington Hall. walk. dist.
Fort Myer-Large rm.. adj bath, refined
adult home: block restaurants, 2 bus lines:
10 min, 10c fare downtown. Constitution
sla N. TAYLOR ST. ARLINGToN-Room
in couples private home, garage avail; blk
to WILSON blvd. and Glebe rd. GIL. 81 6s.
WARM ROOM, private bath and board;
located on car linei for . girls or women.
Barwyn 357-R-X. 26s
ARLINGTON, VA.-Room with double bed.
private bath with shower. Chestnut 9l00
RMS. dble beds, full kitchen privileges.
unlimited phone; close to bus; gentlemen
preferred. GL. S057; ewes. CH. BIS
Evening star., 1943-11-25

COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.
OAK WOOD for sale Phone Kensington
151-M
FIREPLACE AND STOVE WOOD, cut any
length and delivered, SIS cord: also kim
ding, soc bushei. Falls Church s0S-J-i.
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, seasoned. any
length, ceiling price. S2l a cord, Sll half
Gord: also kindling: immediate free de-
WOOD, $50 per. cord. delivered. seasoned
or green, cut In desired lengths. Call
Fairfax 15S-J-12
FIREPLACE WOOD. 1907 seasoned oak:
$40 a cord NV. Wash. and Arling ton, Va.
4 e; Wilkes, GIL. 0544, . am. to pm.
COKDWOOD for sale, cut any length.
$I6:5Q cord. Call after 6 pm. Spruce
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned, mixed, $1s
OAK FIREPLACE LOGS, also slab wood
and kindling, sawed to order. delivered.
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1707 N. H. AVE. NV,

Rooms, singles, doubles, triples: pri-
vste and semprivate baths Gentle home
COLORED-First-foor front room. two
beds ttwinl, for employed women or two
Government girls. limited Use OF kitchen
and living room. Only those of moral re-
sponsibility need apply. NO. 1892 or 1900
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcess. J i.

1ILTMORE CLUE, 1889 18th st. NV
English basement rooms: vacancies for
men: room and board: reasonable: on
Chevy Chase bus line. NO. O634.
ROOM AND BOARD. near Capitol, 430 10th
st. ne; 2 Govt. girls; Southern cooking;
Sunday dinner incl. S45 mo. FIR. 252S.
2lo7 8 ST. N.W.-Large room, suitable 3
girls, large room, suitable 2 girls; switch
board service; wholesome meals: conv.
sTRICTLY KosnER MEALs-Room with
or without board. meals q day, Sl2 wk
GIFTS only. IA. b18a
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FARM B GARDEN.
GROUND COVER.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

For shady locations use myrtle or small
leaf English ivy; fine for banks; requires
no care. Lincoln 4225.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED (cont. /,

RADIOS wanted. 0entlemanly Irish dealer
pays from $1b to $46 for table models. up
to $3.50 for combinat tions: also floor
models. 1910 14th st. NV. DE. OOl 3.
kuG, Okla. for immediate use. Glebe
SEWING MACHINEs-used. any make,
any style. bought for cash. Best price
paid Ma. b220. Ext. $40. Mr. Slepak.
RADIOS. any make, table models only
VIII pay from $50 to S45. Phone us and
We will call. Metropolitan Radio Co. 517
sEt,,lw. St ny. ,E;,I5I NE; I05I -.
repair; hsmst:tchinx, buttons covered
pleattins. BIT st. RE, 1900. RE. a3i 1.
~ SIMS gas RANGES; tubs, toilets. wash
party; no dealers. Glebe 1857.
TfPEWRlTERS-We buy any make, age
or condition. High cash prices paid
Bring them in or call u.s. Standard
Typewriter Co.. $40 @ st, NV Ma. 3632.
HlCTkOLA. portable: want to buy. Phone
RESPONSIBLE colored woman will keep
Splnet piano year, best care, no children.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

PASSENGER TO CHATTANOOGA or Camp
Forrest. Tenn; references: share expense
leaving Nov 20. WI. 3l93.
WANTED-Driver- companion to Jackson
vile and St. Petersburg. Florida; leavinK
November 2Sth or 29th. Dupont 1876,
Apt. 402. 26'
WOMAN DRIVING TO FLORIDA on % or
80 November: will share expenses with
woman or couple. Call DU. 2O06 before
10 or around :.
OFFICERS WIFE driving Al Olds, de-
sires suitable travelling companion to
Leaving as soon as practicable after No
vember 23rd Call Glebe 1859 25'
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1922 N ST. NV.
Above average, in owners home, high
standing in community; refined adults
0nly
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APARIMEh1s uNEuRNlsHEp.

tas R9oMs so DTgsse o Rah Apply Je55gs
I'' ii3 LAMONT 1S1 N1H0! ST. N.W'Lend f.. front
= rooms, hskpins.; bath adjoining: white
81: f me- eth oHpsR HSR., eottase a se7e City, MdEm-
hen GHn4e snd ba saa ese and Ssn
TiWo We LARGE ROOMS. kitchen and bath.
is,s ass bsANbYWISE Rsf TN 2sfi ST. sE-ror Decem-
Ssdpf Ser sen nsans 5shn and ~as Ssth in nex
ave ~ n'W. to 4th 5 and md Atlantic saa sts Sc: Sc
kpe9y ss NV to FFsfsr'sk NH SLY ~ Berens 1n'' 1928
Boiling FieidEa rooms, kitchen and bath,
Apply to Frederick W. Berens, Inc. 1928
LARGE, Lai sunny basement, M ? bedrooms; M oil
ss s4a ST. sooms ss ss sAd A5 kitchen
RooMs ANb bATH H. e. sSa With ut
Rfssc Rfs kooM s5SSf Be- Bedroom sae dinete kitchen
spartment house: owner xtli provide This
oee Write sosss sox 4aS sta ST stans
SIS fs, family ,t sr reHSeWyenes SW 1dems e5e bath u,
ties 0turnished. $3.50. L. v. Thacker
i ROOMS, kitchenette, private bath: utili-
ties: employed adults. GE s"51: call
after pm.
10 RANDOLPH PL. NV.
rooms. KITCHEN s % and bath utilities fur
''' A. 3: TeRRE REALTY co.
ATTRACTIVE APTS! NEW BUnDINq!
Living room dinette 1 bedrm., bath
GOOD BUS SERVICE See resident mgr.
1924 Buena Vista Terrace Sc. Apt. l.
Now Available.
$50 so. including utilities. Living room
dinette. bedroom, Kitchen; new apt 6149
Kansas ave. ne. Out N. H. ave. to Pea
PGdY RfNcE s. ss7 sg5n cdnh 5sas Ave- 0l0sfi ~ 44ss
TAKOMA PARK.
Ground floor apartment, living room.
peEch private pa enapSs rs asS syalaoie now
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
53rd AVE AND. DEFENSE HWY.
Bladensburg, Md.
$50 TO $60.50,
Utilities included in rent TRANSPORTATION
in front Of p5Sse pSnns VA Adisossnt iaos to schools
bath, deck porch; also 3 rooms, kitchen and
bath deck porch; all utilities: new neigh
borhood .crosstoyn bus and Georgia ave.
trolley. NO. 1000. apt. mgr:
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
TUkNIsHED a.rm;: bath apt: McIe.p.
=; E;uss - ~ SHr,f1ss mvooc4 4eHnss' Hns soo'
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MOVING. PACKING g. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Moys
Ing q Storage Co. Taylor 2937. 25s
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A residence OF distinction for those ac-
customed TO the better hotels. Every ia
clity for gracious living. Exclusive Chevy
Evening star., 1943-11-25

RE-UPHOLSTERING.
2-piece living room suite reupholstereo
TO look like new. S43. Latest patterns and
new insides included Best Workmanship
guaranteed
SWISS UPHOLSTERY SHOP
242t 18TH 50. NV. Adams O761
WPA WHEELBARROWS.
Steel tray. wood and steel handles: 1000
Tor quick sale. So, $3.50, $50: steel
stack, 90 1T. by 30 inches da.: cast iron
spiral stairway
HARRIS WRECKING CO.
1900 Washington Blvd Gilmor 45O0
tNear MONTGOMERY Ward, Baltimore. Md
Evening star., 1943-11-25

PAPERING AND PAINTING.
Al Work. Estimates Free.
Call Mr.. Beckett, DU. 1883
ADDITIONS, REPAIRING,
Any type, foundation to roof; any location
We hsve the men and materials. Lowest
prices: guaranteed work
LAWRENCE q SON, ORDWAY 7544. 2e'
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PERSONAL.

S6oSSTSS\Ss
NO NEED to be late for work; will awake
lSD,REsI' Ia REsI War HATs Ii okkEMSSbELED, blocked.
cleaned; made from materials; furS, felts:
Hfs9s GfsSc S. petoEs method
teaching foreign LANGUAGE; originator ma
tive grad. Univ. Paris instruction. Box
coNvALEssitENT, private room. adjoining
Phone AD. 1864. ~ ' -
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment or no
fee relief for pains snd sShs due to
nervousness. piles. colds. fiu or other all
ments: also relief for aching. swollen feet
Lady Naturopathie Dr. 20 years expert
%SfcH spsf II aEFsiR1Sa fhaFsf a. Ssso day services
all work guaranteed. S. Franks Jewelry
tewAY & " wEfGaf Ugh F. REEbSucNG. spot rsduS:
sGn serncs oniy aD olsa assures results nome
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Powell II you are in need OF loan
Up up =, e = s 500 on your Signature
msssod R..a,. sfsa'saiss sssstiss
drugs or surgery. DR. soMMERWERCK.
1853 Columbia rd. Adams 03SS.
DR. H. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
Room soa. Westorv Bldr. sos l4th NV.
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement. is that YOU be, en-
gust pSseo phone N '0i9f pAyE w PENNEY PRaNEY eH
DENTaE h2hT ish5f2F1Ry, sl 5f3TG
DRS. ELZEY, DENTISTS.
NO. l THOMAS CIRCLE NV.
Second Floor. Hours: = AN. to I Pm.
Evening star., 1943-11-25

VENETIAN BLINDS.
Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
CASH OR EASY TERMS
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.,
800 l4th st. Nv. Phone AID 4333-4334
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HOUSES ukEuRNISAEn
BETHESDA. MD
WELL-FURNIsHED 6-room no1

ooy4 CHARLES St.-S-room detached fran1a.
baths; acre and half of ground: 2-cag
garage and servants quarters above I'M.
meQlate POSSESSION. Sl25 mo. CO laEG
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VENETIAN BLINDS
AS LOW AS 81 so AND UP
FREE IMhTES-PROMPT SERVICE.
PARK AVE. VEN. BLIND CO, WA f4gS
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ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN, refined Jewish. desires sin
gle room in nicer NV. section. Box GAL
Star. obs
QUIET. refined lady desires furn. room.
Kitchen privs or grill; near transp. Box
Evening star., 1943-11-25
BOATS.

WANTED, late-model cabin cruiser, about
40 feet. Write full particulars and lowest
cash price. j. Dolton. 1905 H st. NV
Evening star., 1943-11-25
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED Germ. bath apt, Mclean
miles Ksy Bridge. Imwood 30b.
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1910 PARK RID. NV.
THE BRADLEIGH.

Completely furn. 3 rms. kitchen ant
bath; accommodations for 5 or youns
ladies. Plant Il Gordon. Inc, 1874 Park
rd W co US3-
Evening star., 1943-11-25
EMPLoYMENr SERVICES.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
1UsINESa.
TEACHERS, clerks, receptions: select po-
stions. No charge unless placed; top sal
ares. Visit Natl. Teachers Agency (Est.
II yrsl. 1871 q st. Ma. 2ll4.
UNUSUAL POSITIONS.
stenogs. >{25 daily, S35-s5o wk.
French-Ens. stenoe., $500 mo.
stenoe.. ms. 80 hrs. $3.50 mo.
esaa e.sa0s bunch oDea Sca'y uS o. sisS iaS me me
Telephone opers.. exper.. S30-S4O wk.
Bookkeepers, men and women. $40-S50 wk.
Payroll clerks, Sl45 mo. up.
5kpr; mach. operators. S35-$40 wk.
EST agency in B. &. EST. ss % yrs. THOU
SANDS placed in better positions. tNA.
BOYD SERVICE,
1888 F ST., Opp. Capitol.
EXECUTIVE COUNSELORS,
1919 F ST. NV.
Room DI
603. 32S1.
WOMEN. .-o s,oo
Tvnisfs 1ps9 ---------- S9opS
Stenographers 600 ---------- Si5
General ofice clerk ---------S30-S3
MEN.
Loan manager (exp) ------ $200-S?15
Typists xl40-xl5u
Stock clerks - S20-S30
Deserve VINO Rules and Help Win the War.
Evening star., 1943-11-25
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

FOR REMODELING AND REPAIRS.
Roofing and Asbestos Siding. Call
w. D. Taylor. Sligo 094o. Ewes.
REPAIRS FROM BASMT. TO ROOF.
WATERPROOFING SPECIALISTS.
PICHLER RICHMOND CONSTR,
WO. 1112-QUICK SERVICE-TA. 1855.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-16

for the Scout movement. Checks
may be sent to Robert F. Jackson,
Litchfield, chairman of the Ethan
Allen district.
Breyities
John w. Abel of Torrington has
purchased the property of Miss
Ethel F.. Fem on East street,
through the agency of Katherine
Thoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Talcott
and children have left for a vaca-
ton at Chippewa Bay on the st.
Lawrence River.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-16

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-16

AER (Army Emergency Relief.
A soldiers morale is largely de-
pendent on the well-being and NOR
ale of those left behind!
Outside of mess, mail call is the
most eagerly awaited signal in the
Army. Mail from home; the bridge
between the soldier and his family.
The ODB performs the same pur-
pose, for thorough financial secur-
ity 1t bulwarks the spiritual strength
of American soldiers. A recent let
ter to the ODB from serviceman'S
sister reveals the purpose of the
ODB very clearly: my brothers
June allotment came in today. 1t
will be a relief to my brother to
know things are running smoothly
at home while he is away"
For more than year, the ODB
has kept faith with the soldier and
his family. The ODB Is proud of
its motto, proud that they have
fulfilled its dramatic order. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-16

motto: Get 'em Paid!"
Army Emergency Relief Will as
sist the dependents Of those bat
Ting Yanks in getting the allotment
under way, and they are prepared
to answer any questions about tbs
allotments. AER files are filled
with allotment questions and they
all agree In one respect: III you
can help me, my soldier won't have
to worry and he can devote all his
energy to winning the war"
Write Army Emergency Relief
Headquarters First Service Cone
mand, 8O6 Commonwealth avenue
Boston, Mass.
Walter A. Brown, 1t. Col. AUS
Chief, Public Relations Branch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-16
''ODb' FUNCTIONS
TO AID SOLDIERS
Protecting Families at
Home Sustains Morale of
Men on Home Front

Approximately 1900 American
men with dependents at home join
the armed forces Of their country
every day. But what of their fam
lilies? What of their wives, chill
dren, parents and others depend
ent on their income? The answer is
a team composed of "ODB" (Of-
flee of Dependency Benefits) and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-16
new SCHOLARSHIPS
AWARDED BY QUA.
First Three of Twenty for
I943=44 Announced By
Law School

Washington, D. c., July 15.-Spe-
cial-Awards of three new scholar
ships in the Law School of the Cath
Ole University of America have just
been announced by DR.. Brendan
F.. Brown, in charge of the school.
These are the first of the twenty
scholarships which are available for
the academic year 1943-44.
The grants are open to men and
women graduates of approved col
leges and universities whose char
acter and record of achievement in
undergraduate work give promise of
leadership at the bar or in the cul-
tural domain of the law. These
scholarships, provide board, room,
tuition and feese Applications
should be addressed to the dean of
the School of Law, The Catholic
University of America, Washington,
D. c.
The three winners of the grants
thus far include Miss Carmelita,
Lowry, Barry T. CuTigan, and
Leonard C. Collins. Miss Lowry,
1907 South Fifth street, Champaign,
Illinois, is a recent graduate of the
University of Illinois. She received
her earlier education at University
high school, Urbana, Illinois, and in
Mexico City. While college I'M
dergraduate, Miss Lowry was a
member of numerous Greek letter
societies, (social, dramatic, and hon
orary), business manager of the
Illini Theater Guild, member of
the sophomore board of Student
Alumni Association, and member of
the Newman club.
Mr.. Collins, SO Warren street,
Arlington, Mass, graduated from
the Boston College high school, and
Boston College. While at Boston
College, he was a member of the
French Academy and the Cross and
Crown, senior honor society.
Mr.. Currigan, 1886 Hudson street,
Denver, Colorado, graduated from
Regis high school in 1887, and re-
ceived his A. B. from Marquette
University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin in
1941. At Marquette he distinguished
himself in numerous extracurricular
activities. He is the son of DR.. Mar
tin D. Currigan, regent of the Uni
versity of Colorado.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-16

"The happiest day In my mar
ried life was when I got my cali
ing up papers," said a man IN .
British court, "the most m1ser-
able was when I was discharges
a week later"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-16

South Africa will search farms
for agricultural machinery ano
parts not being used and have
them sent to farms badly in need
of such equipment.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29

Edgewood Arsenal Nd Jan. coored men to be
graduated with the Fourteenth Class Chemical
fcer Candidate School here right Cecil c.
Whiting 1904 Cultivate Ave-, Cleveand Victor Cook W.
Hadley ST., Phoenix Do 708 Boyle ST. Mon
IN c. Jerome E. Taylor 6347 Langley Ave. Chicago Leroy
Sterling 3006 Ave. MA Galveston conf
missioned second eutenants in the Army of the United States
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29

n lon
Medical na. James Grove cm @ om' and Sergeant Dee Higgins
played T A.'o High end South Carolina
AA
right sgt Higgins New York.
teamsh winsr -~' = "~"A"s -
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29

By Bureau Of Public Relations s Wa WASH. D.
Third Officer Virginia NJ Cheeks
Charleston c. received her commission Womens Army
Auxiliary Corps through specially ordered ceremony Captain Jack
" NJ Herndon former officer for Officer Cheeks
especially happy to congratulate her. Major R. Payne second
from left post adutant Of Fort De Mon the oath
Of office the hospital the First WAC Training Center for Officer
Cheeks and Third Officer Vaht Tonkns also being
Second Officer Betty Cagu third from left witnessed the
ceremony
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
OFFICIAL U. s. NAVY PHOTOGRAPH.

OFFICIAL
THEY KEEP EN- FLYlNGAvaion Chief Machinist Robert
Brennan directs three Negro Buek carbur
tors ON an milne Ranger aplane engine The sailors attending
Service School Great Lakes Training Station for aviation
mates left to right Lamar Shpp Sherman Ave. Ames
Iowa Edward Kaufman e. of 1853 Mckinley Angeles
and Theodore Burgess 81 Of 431 47th st., Angeles
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29

CAPTAIN IN THE WAAC-Ons
of the first women to be appointed
First Officer 1.-THE WAAC equiva.
lent of captain) in the Women'i
Army Auxiliary Corps was Charity
Adams of Columbia. S. c. A for.
mer teacher, she has commanded
three companies of Auxiliaries al
the First Waac Training Center,
at Fort Des Moines. Iowa. seeing
them through basic training and
sending them on to specialist work
or to Fort Huachuca. Ariz.. to take
over non-combat jobs.
Arkansas State press., 1943-01-29
OFFICIAL o. 8. NAVY PHOTOGRAPH.

~
E. Of nord
fire r. of
kee right
and
Evening star., 1943-08-02
VINO Strict Utility Order
Trims. Swonk From Restaurants

mum. They will be required to sub
NIT before" and after" menus,
showing that this has been done
before they can get so much as a
nod from employment service.
Special orders-dishes not on the
regular menu-cooking to order for
parties, outside catering, room serv-
ice and similar luXuries are out eX-
cept in case Of sickness or of per-
sons accompanying infants.
Guests will be expected to as
sumo as much of the labor load" as
feasible. Restaurants will be re-
quired to introduce self-service as
far as possible. Guests will be ex-
pected to pour their own water and
serve themselves cold dishes from
buffets wherever practical.
Finger bowls must go. So must
table cloths and cloth napkins, serv-
ice plates, separate vegetable dishes
and 'other reflnements." China
and silver table service is to be re-
duced to minimum. Hours Of op-
Grafton should be adjusted to local
war needs.
Altogether, it looks as it, when
VINO gets through with the restau-
rants, Joe's Chop House and Fran
co.'s Jarden de Fleurs will be in
distinguishable.
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Military Mass Is Held
On GEORGETOWN Campus

A military mass in honor of the
soldier saint, Ignatius Loyola, was
offered at Dahlgren Chapel on
Georgetown University campus yes
terday on behalf of the 4.285 uni
versity men in service and the 27
dead in line of duty.
Hundreds OF soldiers and civilians
studying at the university attended
the mass. In accordance with mill
tary tradition. standard bearers and
soldiers with rifles lined the sides of
the chapel. The bugle sounded dur
ing the elevation of the sacred host
and of the chalice.
Georgetown men must supply
leadership today just as St. Ignatius
did in the 18th century, the Rev
Gerard F. Yates, S. j., professor of
political science, declared in his SER
mon. The same war conditions and
clash between ideologies existed
then as now, he said.
Father Yates mentioned particu-
larly as leaders the men now study
ing for foreign duty in such fields as
language, economics, history and So
ciology.
The Rev. Philip V. Sullivan, S. j.,
student counselor, was celebrant at
the mass. Father Yates was deacon
and the Rev John J. Seaman, S. j.,
professor of classical languages, sub
deacon
Evening star., 1943-08-02
Falls From Windows
Kill One, Injure Two

One man was dead and two others
injured, one perhaps seriously, after
falling out of windows over the
week end, police reported today.
Luther Holland, colored, 33, of
1882 Eleventh street NV, who,
police said, apparently fell from a
second-story window Of his home
late Saturday night. was pro-
nounced dead by an Emergency
Hospital physician.
About l a m. today Thornton r.
Powell, 81, of lie North Carolina
avenue Sc, who was walking in his
sleep, fell from a third story win
dow into an air shaft between his
apartment building and another
Police and the fire rescue squad had
to remove an iron grating from a
basement window before they were
able to reach him.
Mr.. Powell was taken to Provi-
dence Hospital, where it was said
he had fractured right arm and a
back injury.
Patrick Milbrocker, At, of BIS F
street SW. was found early this
morning lying under second-story
window of his home, from which he
is believed to have fallen, by a ten
ant of the first floor, Lloyd Graves
He was admitted to Casualty Hos
pital for treatment Of an injured
forehead.