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Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
Art of Dunkins Feature of Bakers Dance at Bond

The gentle art of "dunking" will. come into it's own Sunday eve ming when the Connecticut Bakers Association sponsors Dunking Party at the Hotel Bond in Hart ford to which all Bradleyites are cordially invited.
 The party, which will be held in the Egyptian Room of the Hotel, will feature community sing, a "Pass the Donut" contest, two dunking contests, the election of a Donut Queen and general dancing to the music of Ed Lally. The par ty will run from 1880 to 2330 and plenty of hostesses, prizes and re- treatments will be on hand to sat- isfy all who attend.
 Remember, if you want to "dunk and sway the Ed Lally way" through the courtesy of the Con- necticut Bakers it's tomorrow night at the Bond.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21

Service representative telling of the possibilities of training and also the need for workers over the radio and decided she ought to look into the matter. After visit to the USES, she listened and applied. Her past experience as assistant buyer in large department store in Hartford, and as long distance telephone operator, did not help too much to qualify her for the posi- tion of Aircraft Mechanic, but she decided to take a chance. She was sent to Harrisburg for training. She wanted instrument work but the quota had been filled, so she trained in the electrical depart ment and is glad of this now be- cause she thoroughly enjoys her work.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
Is Our Face Red?
 Yes!

As the editors of Bradley Fields Base newspaper, we're supposed to know something about what goes on around the Base. In last weeks issue of the BEAM we were caught strictly "off base"
 It started when the Fire depart ment participated in a mock blaze at the former Sub-Depot Supply building and the BEAM covered the story. We printed both story and picture with heads reading "Sub-Depot Supply Burns," which isn't bad head. The only trouble is there's no such building any more. Since approximately six months ago the Sub-Depot has been changed to AAF Supply.
 Yup. Our faces are red.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
Cpl. Ken Reilly Attends Special Meat Cutters School

Cpl. Kenneth T. Reilly, of Brad ley Fields General Mess, was a member of the eigth class of sol diers to complete the new Central ized Meat Cutting and Fat Conser- vation course established at Scott Field by the Air Quartermaster, Headquarters AAF.
 After graduation from the course at Scott Field the soldiers who attend the course returned to their own Bases to take over the operation of centralized cutting units.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
These Bradley WAMs
 Keep Planes In the Air

.
 Doris heard a Civil Service re- presentative talk about the need for workers in her home town of Manchester, New Hampshire. She was impressed with the sincerity of the speaker and just out of cur iosity as to whether she might qualify took the Civil Service test and passed. The representative urged her to go into this field of service. Her father consented will ingly, so Doris gave up her posi- tion in an assembly plant in Man chester and started in on a new career. She was sent to the school conducted in Springfield and after completing the course came to Bradley Field. Doris is now an Aircraft Mechanic, Junior grade, in the Sheet Metal Department.
 Both girls are very interested in their jobs and each day is a new experience. Trained to do their work, they do it well. Not much glamour in the position, but a tre- mendous satisfaction in the belief
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
By Camp Newspaper Service

Dy A<bAAP 4NOW0PoPSA WI VASO
 What will life be like for GIs who wind up in the Army-or arm ies-of Occupation? Or for those surplus men whose return to the U. s. is held up temporarily by lack of shipping facilities?
 Will the period they spend po- Icing enemy territory or just wait ing for the, boat represent so much wasted time"-a chunk taken out of their lives for which they will receive little in return except the satisfaction of having served their country? Or will it be the oppor- tunity of a lifetime to prepare for the future?
 To some extent, that will depend upon the CT, but a glimpse at of ficial plans discloses that the War Department is preparing an ambi- tious education, recreation and ath- letic program for occupying and surplus troops in inactive theaters. While full details have not been announced two major points stand out:
 1. Military training will be de- emphasized, although not elimin- ated with considerably less time devoted to close-order drill, gas mask drill, "spit and polish," etc.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
Civilian Personnel Girls Plan
 HaIIowe 'en Party For GI Joes

blatt is in charge of entertainment; Connie Fahey is supervising re- treatments and Frances Stoetzner, decorations.
 From where we sit in our G.I. swivel chair it looks as though a good time is scheduled for Thurs day evening at the Rec Hall. We'll be seeing you there.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
Ex-BradIey Unit Receives
 Stars and Stripes Praise

Many of the employees of AAF' Supply who have worked at this Base since it's earlier days are looking plenty proud now. The boys of the 41st Service Squadron, the first such squadron assigned to this Base, who trained these en- ployees in their present jobs, have "come through" in a big way. And they quote the Army's overseas public at ion, STARS AND STRIPES, to prove it.
 Gets Award for Sleeping
 The men of the 31st have been with Colonel Hubert Zemke's crack PAY Fighter Group in the ETC for quite a while now and more than once their splendid work has re- ceived comment from STARS AND STRIPES. According to IS AND s." the ground staff of Colonel Zemke's outfit has it's characters who serve as background for the fun that goes on about their Base. The Groups "Ye Old Buddie Hutte' for instance, awarded the Distinguished Snoring Cross to Robert E. "Horinzontal' Harvey and Mike Harak upon their suc- cessful completion of 5475 ETC sack hours. The Formal Awards Section pointed out in the citation that this was 475 sack hours above, beyond and during the call of duty,
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21

Bradley Field has among the Aircraft Mechanics many girls who are doing a real job. We would like you to meet two of these girls this week, Anna Mikan and Doris Thompson.
 Anna read about the need for mechanics in the Hartford news papers. Then she heard the Civil
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
No Guessing, Either

It. Jarvis Alger, a Weather Off, ficer at the Base Weather Station, predicted that a cold front would hit Bradley at 1000 Thursday with a wind velocity up to 35 mph. At 1905 Thursday, the cold front hit Bradley and the wind velocity read 34 mph. Practically right on the button!
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21


 Pity the Mail Clerk
 A group of girls from AAF Sup ply has been writing to the boys in the 41st since they left this Base some time ago. Included in the let ter writing group are Josephine Jackmore, Lottie Golec, Mary Ken nedy, Mary Williams, Violet Bel isle, Ruth Carr, Helen Lovejoy, and several others. Among some of the GIs with whom they have been cor responding are the familiar names of Capt. Bill Dubois, It. Wendell Severien, WO Alex Zabo (Shake- speare authority), M/Sgt. Oswald Petropoli, SSgts. Walter Fox, Rol- and Carty, Ralph Riddle and Ser geants Max Voight, Earhardt, Lin- droth, Bob Harvey, James Cambai, James Mccormick, Carl Norton, Tony Petraff, Joe Metevier, Jack Phillips, Andrew Pavleck and John Kaposa.
 Through their correspondence the girls have learned that S/Sgts. Ralph Riddle and Walter Fox were taken Prisoners of War. They've al so discovered that the first thing the boys have on their minds after returning home is a party with their faithful Bradley letter-writ- CTS.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
Plans for Army of Occupation
 Include Education, Recreation

2. Education, recreation and sports will be stressed. If you like comparisons, indications are that life in inactive theaters will re- semble somewhat the daily activ- ities at good military school in
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Bradley beam., 1944-10-21

Bradley Field WAM, takes a loOk-see at something or other behind a prop. Ann, one of the hardworking girls who keeps Bradley's planes in the air, makes pretty picture but that headdress isn't too practical. Notice those wisps of hair that could easily catch in a drill press or other revolving piece of ma- chinery?
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21

fellow-wOrker of Ann Mikan, who keeps herself busy at the sheet-metal shop, prepares to do some drilling. Doris, who halls from Springfield, is all set to work and work in safety with her special headgear that is ap- proved by Ground Safety Head quarters. Looks mighty pretty on her too.
 that no matter how humble the op- portunity to serve, if done well, 1t deserves great merit.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21

(Comtimued on PGfe F0ur)
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21

Sgt, Harvey is married to the for mer Kay McKenna of Windsor Locks. .:="
 
 Div tha Mail fHark
Evening star., 1944-10-30
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont

HOUSES WAhTED TO RENT tCont.).
UNFURN. Groom mouse By Dec. /; VIII
keep UP all repairs: best references: forced
FURN. or unfurn. house in NV, or Chevy
Chase section. Call Adams 923s between
NAVY Ii. CotMDR., wife and s-year-old
daughter need unfurnished 2 or 3 bed
room house. Alexandria, Arlington, NV.
or nearby Maryland. Will pay UP to 500.
VIII advance 500 security deposit Phone
RE. 500, Ext 1850 (daytime); WI. 1923
Two MOS. RENT in advance on s-bedrm.
unfurn house. vicinity Arlington. or Alex
andria. Permanent. Warfield 654s. q
EXECUTIVE needs 3-bed-
room house in WASHINGTON. nearby Mary
land or Virginia; annual lease or monthly
rental; excellent references; best OF care;
may be furn or unfurn: sl5o per month
sunday, DE; 079a. MR.. McCULLouGH. l.
bedroom home, any good location; COMpR.
bedroom, furnished house. Bethesda Chevy
sinning early Dec; two children. WI. 1855.
ABOUT T-RM, HOUSE, unf, good NV.
location preferable; reas. rent. BOX 5s-R,
COUPLE, with superior references. desire
or bedroom unfurnished house for
permanent rental; no children. Call De.
catur 4400. Ext. 212, between and 3
o m. l.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

CALL US for painting, decorating and re-
SSaelng Ss skilled xhts sSss snv
e6sM1GN e6MMGNrF4 F4lNH5SfT odNTRaoroRs Prompt
prices on storm sash. asbestos sidins, and
FLOOR SERVICE: nothing but the best;
aHet ssnas srnds nishss FoK
ING M g coNTRASToRs' TG ct INC, 1912 wiscon-
5oHNsMASvILLR Jta sSs: s ILs' roofing, siding storm
ss}S + aS ssrS r. to a. GATES
ehSrch. sV Va. Teiephons 111f II cai ss
MopERNIzE YOUR HOME - Porehes in
closed. recreation rooms built. attics nm
ishsd; ,,,r concrete and and brick work painting
.:ls Get bsFR agF ssf fsiRoi s s
s Youe ef HoSh ssii and add .dd
sssenens @ '0s roems % sishsd os porch.s asS 00ms
ass ssFs Pls%sns ssf9s
mates; snail mcnthly payments; TABoR's
PHINrffNSGs. PssGPIERrNG, pLAsTERrNG
Electrical Wiring and General Repairs
mates Reliable white mechanics. Promp
service, Terms arranged. HoUGH BROS
RECREATIoN ROOMS can now be bull
of knotty pine or cypress; also brick ane
concrete work. and general repairs: gooe
york; reasonable price. T. THoMsEN
RoOFTNG,, asbestos siding. rsmodellns
terms. 1-1b years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia 11os-1113
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
WATERPROoFING-Haye your, basemen,
and walls waterproofed now before bat
weather. ROBERT E. PRICE, Ordwa,
soR s' Gins Ns-MANVuLE + " sRERooFING. r.
sizing and oshsT Mh1T home improvement Cal
Guild: DI. 07s7. Estimates furnished With
out obligation Time payments.
JOHNS-MANVILLE roofing and siding
storm windows: conv terms. PATTERSON
SA GO Woons6s ATsnst9a Vi oM ss ~
ing, insulation; combination/ storm sash
1918 3 st nv RE $500
AAA CONTRACTING CO.-Johns -Manvill,
roofing, siding and insulation, home re.
modelling, expert heating service: ] to L
years to pay. Phone pI. 1852 and DI. 9359
Evening star., 1944-10-30
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

SINGLE GIRLS CD to share modern fur
nisned apt. with another; delightful loca-
Two sf2s aov atssr sl. 9m 10 share new
convenient transportation to door Box
88sS3fs u 10Th ST. N.w.-a iarse-room s1l furn.
YOUNG LADY. in 3os, gentle or Jewish,
70 share unusually attractive twin-bed l.
$40 e. per month. Call Monday after z pm.
TsysoI 1sis LAsfEh ssfE rL. s.w,-a bedrooms. l,v.
I'M room, kitchen, bath; 2nd floor; suit
ARLINGTON, 1910 N. Adams st.-Com-
plsteiy 11rn. Groom apt, suitable girls.
GIRL 10 SHARE 4-room apt, Christian
az az Aysila0le ~ swta 1st Ea 1ao. 574s 20.
cebbfserstSn, sS nth 2nd oor' semiprivate bath,
NV. sEcTIoNmT'wo girls to share s-rm
CHILIGM HEiGHTEsms E rooms 9oi soss and bath,
ssshy seyiy n i1rn; utilities atis fgrn adults only
sls rHSRAHaMe esIs 81 NV, months Oh 0Ry siil, to
share basemt.. apt. with j other girl: 81.
fmso fnso HpIT H1nldm u phons PVT; shower RA. 3790.
ap Hddms Ayf FIcS.n.tt. snd
shower: adults; no drink drinking. he''e anu
1918 HOLMEAD PL. N.W.-Girl to shafe
aarge arg modern studio apt. with 2 others;
HRooM AR igfs sink assss snd fefsr gm for refined
10, Refined COUPLE, rooms. M kitchen eSUa
bs. no nss ssalsn Wsss se 5.ss Sssd
WooDRIDGE-private gentle home. two
block block bus Sea- 3 to streetcar and shopping
Il.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
APARTMENTS uhFURhisnsp.

WILL EXCHANGE large 3-bedroom apt.
n Forest Park section of Baltimore, Nd,
Tor 2 or 3 bedroom apt In d. C.: NV
SECTION preferred, but will consider ali
TO TRADE 2 rm.. k. b. unfurnished in
Takoma PIX. for smaller apt. in apt house,
NV. Boy 4S2-M, Star 40.
trance: near bus: no children or rets; $50
mo m includes utilities. Gil Garland av',
t,,sS., iisS 18th 81; NE. Apt. "a rooms,
Api years elai stS 30 per mSnsh; Key IL
ssSo Neg Yopk @ AYE ave. nv RE. 3435.
sa sne pain basement apt; heat, light and
WILL EXCHANGE one-bedroom apart
ment, vicinity 18th and Park rd. NV
hr.. fGr one seor or two bedroom apartment on
nv. siy.r 8 section. Decatur 1886 Sunday OF
Sig Sl:s 29th ST. NV rooms, kitchen and
path large back yard s55. Key in Apt.
No. g.. HENRY SALUs. 920 N. Y. ave,
W Phone MA. 1899
sas EMERSON ST. NV, or Q medrm
KIT -dinette, liv. rm. and private bath;
prefer married couple. Adults only. 3Os
1913 10th ST. NV bedrms, livine
rm., kitchen and bath. S47.50. Adults only
no pets. Inquire janitor
S-ROOM, kitchenette, dinette and pvt
path apt; pvt. entrance; adults 2435
Monroe st. ne. Call after 8 30
Evening star., 1944-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, calculators, type
sItesS % sSn ss eGSp Co 4gs 81 kinfs Hf GD Prise
BAND INsTRuMESTs. highest Este cash 81 prices. rses,
call AIR. FARREN, Republic e2s3. N'
sAND sos saw; s,. crsfssman r. nnao pulley using
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture;
contents Of apts. or homes. at once: We do
and living room suites. elec. refrigerators.
sna Rpss ess g.
uniforms and uniforms for all purposes
and Al accessories; eyerythins in stock.
kornswA55 6 ns, 5r. UNIFORM asss: SHOP 1915 9Th
'yas ssssss sss1 IH@ss ssD'ss AVE-
RaisSs 'fa t05 R'P
Go sIsa opsp pte.. psa w gr m. sa
81 szss Open eyes win sali ~ o.
SsiHfSHyS a4sRsE 81 s?;s ssG you SELL
Sa6 %o engines ns4H and cars tracks switches etc
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china, glassware,
pqss, r@Es pss cs hshes seT &
FURMITURE CO: 1883 H st. ne, TR. 1882.
FURNITURE - USED home furnishings OF
all kinds: elec. appliances. old china. brio,
ssSsleop' sao4 or ME, lsfEsf ssf7. Can any ''me
sesos:s IN ss s.s sssn Dssss sssstsn .sd
FEkNITTkE9Russ 500 eiee 81 refz nf " Wassina S
any me eaih Trndsd 4s7s best results call
GoLD-Brins your old gold. silver. plating,
NIX KATS SETKs Ks Fl ssii.5' sIs m1ao1:
mixer nfs ior xhif smy saSf 'oS Si o4 Aso
small apartment upright or srand. Phone
ffANoMW. FL are looking for spinet. apt.
SEsbs.6t SSEPTbisht or s5and piano yin nay the
slthea sHanq paan0 can EM M 1sl R.y high price f0r
rrsna and sish sm. Hess apss Gr o
make make or type. Call MIR. VERNON, Republic
PI6Nos WANTED - Grands. .pinets or
phone HUGO woRcH. lilo q st. NV.
FHMP, deep we'll: also 2 electric motors.
RADIOS g.. AND GRAND PIANO wanted At
PLEASE sods Mr.
RADIO -PHoNoGRAPH CoMBINATioN, au-
tomato. table or console model, by pri-
siSs ssws Rssty MAdaSEsany csmsls ossa make or
ssSs 9"s;i S,9 re 's'1sn'
repair hemstitchnF bptsons aon eoysTsd
SHOTGUN, 12-gauee. automatic; Brown
ing or Remington preferred. Call FIR.
sToKER WANTED. Suitable for ao-room
house Call RE. 9413
q .qt'es es f1ndsa Hr ysfr 4ssG s
TRICYCLE., large for 6-year.old child.
TYPEWRITERs and adding machines re-
paired quickly, purchased top prices: In
CORP. Bond Bldg. 14th and N. Y. ave.
TYPEwRITERs-!sell US your old typewrit-
WRITER co, 91o q St NV. Ma. :363e.
] WISH TO BUY q spinet, console or
grand piano and will pay . high cash
PRICE; caY IA sss7 -
mond watches and discarded jewelry. Err
TA Rsfk HGhEsr hG ef fkaf th PafD Dt or aa
ponds. silverware, cameras. Clothing and
s.na, Max :s zwE1a. sHs.'s me-: al9s. f:a"ono' on
WANTED - Maryland Hackers tags or
t2Xicab. Phone North 1904
Evening star., 1944-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

a.1ss assa = 81 :s:s
snd ssl IN n:s.ss wsn.
atslGn so,s ~ pARTHESS q N ssss sSsosAspAs PIANO CO.
RspubIIc ssIs. KfTT's, iaso e q street
Eallon water tank. 1898 Buchan.n St. NV
HADi0. portable, a. c. or battery; new
RssAlDIo, RcA. door model; sood condition;
IOs1 EAnIorhoNoanAfR ofissSN n Ssgs Mssnovos latest
anHd sHn,6 rsccrds TqIhrs ST. sais .nnn,.. no.,
dos rsIsired M iS6e FodLsMANs dsf i2ss sa Mass
ssxIkcoAT, hesxy duty, all-ruDs.r. brand
RfT REFsfGaR8foRs. ICE, S Srand.nev so and
M s1ss Co. narssn Drsss TAs sp
Open eyes; until ? m; open Mon, Thurs.
~ EE.JhPao1Iasi4EERrNsS 1aiE 4 rNsSG2-p..cs living room
suite re-upholstered to look like new, $50;
Sss. xssEmsnship s susrsntesd. SWISS Up.
H1LsTEEx HSsm1 aSs, SHOP s4ss 18th st. NV
SAFE e. ds.D r. sslsnt ssl smd.t Il 'n s!ss ssss
81 900. 202 Carroll ave-, Takoma PIX. Md;
inches: cs Mr. Yssa sa
snpf MI 3eoo d1 during. week; In . to 8 Pm,
pependsble, inexpensive. protection for
This Limited supply %
sAxoFaSNEs.KEalns, y Rms 81 seid.platsd, ei like
Gs RsnS5c s aso ses
SEWING sEWiNo u TMACahfNE. singer. treadle. new:
rented and repaired. sss7 Conn. ave. EN-
SEWING MACHNEs-Tresdies, $3.50 up;
slightly used Singer console elec. with 5
yrs free service. Terms. Guar. repairs on
all machines, Hemstitching, buttons made,
So1e a,1 plentns nd pan
SEWING MAcHrNEs-Many to to select from
all guaranteed. SEWING MACHINE Ex-
1as asea asR lsoRe s. co Ssed Saf
barrows, Sc; 80; both as good as new. Visit
gEcH2%esR GHg s9RplsIs eo Garden Shops at stores
haust fans: most sizes in stock. Ma 1859
and appliaae work. mi Tpe ali Kinds of'I Of hands
Tork work done lone eggo professionals 6-day de-
soDA Fo6NTxfS ~. good condition. Call
sPRAYER, bean, Orchard power sprsyer,
J9e-sslion tank. Phone sH. 1880. Box
sToKER, suitable for medium to large
residence; new condition; $500. See NOR
NON s4oRM S22 sasaaechnsers sa.h It, store. can
SUPPLY any ns size tb You resd 5 up ds
free estimate on installation; time pay
msnts up 70 80 months. Phone AT. 400,
sTGbio sTG5Io'eS co1cH, H Simmons; overs,ufred
chair and tables; rug. excellent condition.
STUDIO COUCHEs, factory-rebuilt. with
all spring construction in base and inner
spring mattreSs; s open zen, to DOUBLE ob bed or two
BIN esss s onen eyes ALAs snt r. em st. OPEN
Msnp,r Msn Thurs tIsa and Fri ,y. Until ,a pm
qPPss TIPssa eh9ss ss sSord s,rsSss ssee , soc
large selection lighting fsh. ACQUARIUM
SuPPPLY CO 3sa5 49, Georgia ave:
condition, sizes 30x64. 33x6l, 3axs4: your
BLAcKsToNE HOTEL, iols s. ts Fth st. NV NV.
4.cSraed Park @A ssas
immediate Installation Terms. sH. 1871.
terms. JOHN G. WEBSTER registered
plumber, 627 st. NV. MA. 4163. RA
WAFER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and bottle gas
down payment. year, to pay For
iqformstl9n; HFaT1Na 90 phone n AT 1871 AMERICAN
soGTHERN nTHH vi vES2TfAN Ss 4 T. BLIND co.-suy
direct from manufacturer; steel or wood
Whsr sScE 4s n rhfns II you aP Ra4: s2s
to is windows in your home the cost for
year-around comfort will be approximately
SIS per mo. for 3 years. See the amazing
Screen eomb For free enc estimsts neah eail Ho n
5000, AIR COMFORT CORP
Evening star., 1944-10-30
PERSONAL

FUR. HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
match your coat, from fur pieces: we
match any fur; restyling, blocking, trim
ming. VOGUE. 3523 14th st. NV. open eve.
HAVE TABY PHOTOGRAPHED at home by
baby portrait expert; total cost, g photos
HAVE Fasns FSN IL s4sa aE aes .gen aDp b,
Circle Club. The orchestra is good. Cali
PhONL SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Campbell, II you are IN need Of loan ND
70 $500 on your siGnature
mstSod mEMSodRRH9Ds DIS, er.aic.tsd .t 3, m, , S.n
time time or money back. Write tor booklet; No.
BE- 81 Lev 8. .1oRNsoSs "a a.p;, a11a r,,. ,.,,.
yWspaired Wnst1 .y Ehile you wait. Room eo2
DRESSMAKING STUDIO, centrally located,
formerly of Fifth ave, N. Y; equipped
for. prompt service; dresses. suits made to
order. also restyling and alterations; mod
crate prices. LEA ENGEL, l110 r st. NV.
Room 20. Phone Elk. 1903.
ART INSTRUCTION (private or class).
Children's classes Saturday am. STUDIO
1905 N st. trear). RE. 1922 %
A SPECIAL. COMMUNICATION Of Naval
Lodge No. is called for Tuesday, Oct.
31st, at pm. to confer the Fellow Craft
Degree. BY order. T DAVID GATES,
FOR BARBER service in your home or hos
Evenings, WA. q421.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

TWO BEDRMs.,. living rm., kit. and bath
by ref1ned couple; NV. section preferred.
GovERNMENr EXECUTIVE, recently ar
rived, desires 3-bedroom house or apart
ment unfurnished. in District or suburbs;
rented present premises years. Phone
FAMIIY sSo' Of fonR desire sare'sss tWo-bedroom
furnished or unfurnished house or apart
THREE MONTHS RENT In advance; GOOD
care guaranteed; no pets; unfurntshed or
partially furnished 3-b.r. house Tor apt.)
near. Wis. or Conn: marine ofncer and
LIT. COMDR. urgently needs 3 or bedroom
unfgrn. house In AIlinEton Or Falls Church:
excellent references. GL.. 1884. 81
FURNISHED, 3 or 4 bedrooms. baths.
maids room and bath; will pay up to $500
per mo-; in or around Washington.
AIRCRAFT All as EXECUTIVE, wife ana e-yr..old
dauehter desire to lease modern 8 Or rm.
manently stationed IN wash,nston: win
pay up to $3.50 mo-: can furnish references;
guarantee best OF care Of property. r. w,
M1DDLEWOOD. Metropolitan O345.
SMALL unfurnished house in D, c, or
caii Elk s4eo. Ext. S51. 5os
Evening star., 1944-10-30
ROOMS EURhIsHEp-sor.heo.t

4th AND DOUGLAS NE, apt.-Bedroom
in new bldg, refined lady or service couple;
1910 F ST. N.E.-Laree, well-furn. room,
for . girls; private entrance, h.-w.h.; close
to transportation, H st. shopping center
and movies. LU. 7753
CLEAN ROOM, private home: couple OF
men only: GENTLE home FIR. 0557
WELL-FURN., comfortable room fer | per-
son; double bed; COW. transp. 436 9Th st
2 DOUBLE RMS, on r. I. ave. ne; gentle
family Dupont 1889
COUPLE operating small restaurant will
share modern f-room home in Landover
Hills, Md 3 miles from District line, and
furnish meals at restaurant to a. young
couple or 2 girls in return for working as
waitress from b. pm. to pm. No Sun
day work. Persons applying must be
small, neat and with good disposition and
furnish proner Identification Of character.
Apply MICHIGAN PARK RESTAURANT,
10th ave. Landoyer Hills: Md, Sunday.
Suitable for 2. References. Decatur 1117
WOODBRIDGE, n. C.-Larse double bed
room. nicely furn., for couple or 2 girls.
See to anpreciate. DE 4249.
near bath, for . men or ladies; near s
33S MD. AVE. Ne, three blocks from
Capitol, block restaurants, TRANSPORTATION
phone. double rooms: S35, $40 mo. l.
LARGE, AIRY RM., near car lines; settled
woman preferred: GENTLE home. Ii. Sis.
Evening star., 1944-10-30
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morvlond ond vifoinio.

LARGE ROOM in nice home; girls only.
Call evenings, Falls Church 21O4-w.
vA.--Attractive room, twin
beds, semiprivate bath convenient to bus
and restaurants. GH 1852
VA, Jefferson Park-Love-
ly furn. rm., twin. beds: on bus line to
Pentagon. Navy Bldss. TIE. 1910.
private home; Va block to bus. Call GIL.
1857.
ARLINGTON - Pleasant room, next to
bath; conv. transp.; only 2 in family;
gentleman. CHI. 4540.
1924 9th ST. S., Arlington-Corner rm,
$. and e. exp., next bath; L blk. bus: twin