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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Moyv!ond and viroioio

ALEx.-Beautiful master bedroom, cross
vent, only l uses shower bath: no other
roomers; 20 min. downtown. Alex. 437S
after pm.
ARLINGTON - Attractive single room,
seniipvt bath: 10 min, bus to Constiti,.
ton; kitchen privils.; $50. CHI. 5a22 after s.
ARLINGTON, VA, min to Pentagon-
Single room for girl. Kitchen privileges.
ALEXANDRfA-Attrac corner room.
new home. adj ssemiprivate bath, conducive
to privacy: convenient to bus or private
car transportat,on; near Presidential
Garden Apts.; late Sunday breakfast III
desired; young gentleman. Call Sunday
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

II R ST, Ne, Apt, No. Large from
who work De 6aai ~
l1as. B ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished. large
double bedroom for .: large windows
$40 18th ST. large room furnished anc
l medium sized room unfurnished with
kitchen: semiprivate bath. AT. 1927.
1928 BLAINE ST. NE.-Front room, suit
able for 2 new private home; $40 mo
1856 MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.-single room
for refined Govt. girl, HO. 3494.
DOUBLE ROOM, 2 young girls; unlimited
phone: conyen. transp. Call Randolph
5000 after 6 nm.
1880 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Large front
sio5 IS' CHANTING sT. N.E.-Larse front
room. next to, bath. unlimited phone; for
909 IrVING ST N.E.-Larse front double
room 11r couple or 2 girls; S35 month
LIZ attractive single room in private
homo ant, unlim. phone, shower: 81 week
c. Il. FIR. SOLO.
COLE ED-Large room, twin beds, for Q
Govt, ss-ls; no cooking. Call after pm.
fos fo 'c;t 'cC;toLoREp-s rooms private bath.
G7vt. girls. Lincoln 1881 after pm
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ApARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

I465 COLUMBIA RD.. The Dartmoor-In
Washington's most rentable section! 10
apts, modern: rent over $1,000 yearly.
Inspect by appt PAUL MAGOFFIN. sxclu.
siye agt., MA. 9257: evenings. DU. 4S27.
APARTMENT BUILDING, near 18th and
Columbia rd.--27 apis. Of 2 and 3 rooms.
kitchen and bath: annual rental, $15, 800;
E. QUINCY SMITH. INC, Realtors, 14lS
H st. NV, DI 9057.
ULTRAMODERN, requires large amount OF
cash, none better: principals only: Mr
Whiteford, McKEEvER & WHITEFORD,
1914 K st. NV. DI. 9706.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

$50 10th ST. S.E.-6 rooms. completely
furnished; utilities, dishes and linens in
cluded;. 3 porcheS, yard. garage and base
ment; have privilege to rent sleeping rm.
if desired near two car lines: middle-aged
couple preferred. Apply after 5:3Q pm, q
VIRGINIA-15 min. Pentagon; beautifully
appointed home completely furnished; 3
bedrooms, baths maids room. BATH
recreation room. Adults only. 5000 mo-.
two months in advance. Box 16-J, Star;
home in Takoma Park. tenants must
qualify, no children or pets: available now:
Sl05 per month. CRANE AND HELAN
Sligo 1000.
3s1S 22rd ST. NE.-S-room modern
home, beautifully furnished. including
linens and dishes: oil heat: garage; price.
Sl60 month. THOMAS D. WALSH, INC.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

18th ST. NV, NEAR K. small business To-
cation-Brick with IA rooms and baths,
must be sold. r. s. DONALDSON, 2Oi
Woodward Bldg. ME. 1859. 81
NEAR U. S, CAPfTOL-This property is in
the shadow of the Capitol. zoned LIST
commercial; 2 adjoining buildings Il
vacant, l rented as apts), splendid locs-
tion for various businesses, ofices, res
taurants. organizations, etc. Possession of
both properties. This evening call Mr..
Mannix, RA. 771T. THO6. J. FISHER Il
CO. INC. 73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
GkOCEkY and meat market, doing 81 900
weekly, 5000 will buy this live-wire store:
must be sold at once Me Sh5S 4.
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GENTLEMAN, quiet, retiring, refined.
non-drinker, desires clean, comfortable
section. not over S25 monthly. Box 474-
K, Star. D
DESIRE permanent residence; two refined
gentle adults; preferably bedroom, kitchen
and bath; furnished apt or rooms in pri-
yate home; nv. section Wash. or Airing ton
Va; good environment most important.
1900, Ext. $40. or write Box BAL, Star
GENTLEMAN, quiet, retiring. refined, non
drinker desires clean. comfortable room
with private Christian family, Nv. section.
not over S25 monthly. Box 9O-L, Star: s.
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.

2 NATIVE-B0RN adults will exchange s.
bedroom beautiful detached house built 4
yer Spring Md, . short blocks from bus
line, for / or Z bedroom modern apt in
Northwest Washington. Call RIA. 81 So
after pm.
RENT OR SALE.--After Nov. 1st large
home, 10 rooms and 2 baths, 5 bedrooms;
fine neishborhood rare opportunity.
Randall HILL overlooking Washington
City. Call TR. 0202, or apply 100 Both
st. Sc, MRS. T. Nj TRUITT.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

ATLANTIC BUILDING. ,930 r st. NV
5Saar Total space sya,lable nnn consists Of 90:
floorsi fE Ann Annual rent of 81; SO per square
ice of two elevators, janitor and char
service. For further information and in
MARR wfNKEER iRsS MANAdEMEsT. e Ne EsnPsE. RE.
52uu. 11l7 Vermont ave.
STEWART BLDG, 9th and D sts. NV,
Bldg; now being remodeled; suites or in
dividual ofnces available now: reasonable
rent JEROME s. MURRAY, 1881 @
DESK Z, SIX srACE q single once for remit
maiiins and phone address; secretariat
. ssrylee. I, J. cowIE. s0S Eye st. NV.
conn. AVE, near Dupont Circle-Onice
suite of rooms and private bath, approxi-
mstsiy rasty 5o9 50. r.: sls5 per mo; once
hvIIi.aNIT 4; IHIHidNEE { GO; INC; ,s DE; 5000, 49,,
nishsd offices near Statler. Ex. 5000.
GONN. ASE-1; 500 SQUARE f., .fuorescent
renting half: Write Box 42-A. Star.
e LARGE ROOMS on 2nd and 3rd floors
OF Sl9 18th st. NV, $500 per mo-: i'm
mediate occupancy; furnishings OF present
HENRY ). RoBB. INC. io24 VI. va'',rsa. avs,:
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MOVING. PACKING G. STORAGE

CONTINENTAL Moving g. Storage Co,
1921 Georgia ave. n.w.-Call us for price.
RA 2435. We move at any time. Inter-
state and local.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
MOVING & STORAGE CO. Ia. 2q37. s.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPldENT In this
area: l-family detached homes on 5000
Four e block. % Ara o, the 't District Inc oet On
Sheriff rd. ne, rent with option to pur.
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO., b700 Addison
Chapel I'd. Fairmont HeightI Nd. HI
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APARTMENTS uNEuRhIsHEp

ONE ROOM, kitchen. electric refgr. large
| inclosed porch, semipvt bath; in pvt. home;
good transp.; adults only. 1906 ST. me-
TR. 536S
. BRIGHT ROOMS. semiprivate bath
! 400 Decatur st. NV, Apt. !.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

RIVERDALE-1 block to shopping center
adults, no pets: S45 WA. -1777:
COOS CALL ST, Capitol Heights, Md
furnished; Frigidaire; pvt. entrance, semi.
private oath; adults only. hillside IO76-J
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WANTED.

lI1I0 CONN AvE.--Large studio, ligh
semipvt bath, suit. Ink. suite or business
NO. 1910. between IL and l.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FOR SALE Welsh bay gelding, 1872
with new harness; will sell separately;
also full-size English saddle; 1st-class con-
81 fSsr These are priced aSsoTdns
FRESH COWS and springers t20) for sale.
]; PRESTON ROGERS. Mclean, Va. Call
Elmwood 764
MARE, thoroughbred, riding, 5 yrs. old,
excellent jumper. Reasonable. Phone
Vienna linn
RABBITS, IL full grown. for sale reason-
able. Call before 3 pm, CH. 1890, 1903
No. Barton ST., Arl., Va, DITTRICH.
COW, i Guernsey for sale: reasonable
price. Phone FIR. 1856. 81
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BUSINESS PROPERTY wANrEp.

LEASE OR RENT-Ground floor building.
to accommodate showroom and business
once. Must have service entrance in rear,
DEEP FREEZE DISTRIBUTORS OF
NV, DI. 1478
NATIONAL DISTRIBUTING CO. needs
ground floor space, 1900 feet up Eyecu-
tive 1000, Ext. 635. Immediate occu-
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

lily, in NV or nearby Virginia. HON
privils. desired. MI. 5000, Ext. "a, afte
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3,5Q0-vacant, near Colesville;. acres,
range: plenty Of fruit, shade, spring with
stream, meadow for COW, poultry house
and COW barn. Property sets back nicely
jdHN SuRlpo0r. Route :, Box D. silver
opFinG, Nd. Dent dial, cati Ashton 3el0.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

HAVE A LIMITED QUANTITY Of dry Are.
wood cut. and split from the tree. Thi.
10 not slab wood. Ceiling prices, delivered
not stored. Woodley 6l46. 7s
ANDIRONS. fire tools, screens ana ali fare.
place goods. repaired and rennished D. L
8ROMWELL 723 18th ST. NV. ME. 1134
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OFFICES WANTED.

LARGE CORPORATION wants minimum Of
$50 to 1000 SO. IT,, located between r and
sts, and 14th and 18th sts. NV. BOX
PROFESSIONAL or 3 rooms, downtown
commercial or. medical building preferred:
have established practice; might share
ONCE space with other PROFESSIONAL: by
Nov. or Dec Box 40-L, Star e.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE in light, Comfortable once,
location, with secretarial sery-
es. $40 per month. Available now. CAPT.
EAL PRODUCTS CO. 1922 Connecticut ave,
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STOLE on WAREHOUsE, preferably d
vicinity of Northeast Union Terminal
Market, should Be between 4.00o-8.0 900 It.
spaee Give all details in nrst letteA
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20-uNIT BLDG.-Downtown bldg. perfect
condition: white tenants: income approx.
S14 900 year: price, $4,000.
Beautiful 2-year-old~ bldg of 90 units
can be bousht for 8 times rental; approx.
$50, 200 cash required.
Call Harry Cohen, GE. 02S6 SHANNON
LUCHS CO. 1905 II st. NV, MA. 2346
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, 5 rooms, in
sulated, Venetian blinds, gas air-condi-
toned heat, fine recreation room, plenty
closet space. foored attic; large fenced
lot: An excellent buy at SS,925.
1-room, h.-w.h.. oil, oak floors: con-
yerted into 2 2-room and ] 3-room apt
Close to TRANSFORMATION school and stores
MORRISON AGENCY. Citizens Bank
Bldg.,, Takoma Park Md. SH. 3444
Closed Saturday; open Sunday.
COLORED-On Luray st. NV. near ST
diers Home grounds. An outstanding
neiehborhood and corner, suitable for
physician, or any one who wants . fne
Groom house, with nice-size rms. Yes,
It has front porch, full basement. large
fenced rear yard. tile bath, automatic hot
y water heater; $1,000 down. balance Ike
csSoSLoRfEnD.9.fpsStah .pSa st. N.w.-s rooms. bath.
tsessa pTiss GSlsns only :Sn sso c0:n s.s
"a coLoaEb-%s % % rms. coicnisiA i iA irSnt SSa1 porch.
inciosed back porch, hardwood ioors. hot.
mation cali Mr.. BRITT, NO. 6l77. o-
COLOkED-40O block 9Th st. a.w.. now
vacant. rooms, bath. h,.w.h., newly
papered and painted: priced, $50: move
mo. AD. OATS. j
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SUBURBAN SALE-Mp. Cont. J

EXCLUSIVE College Park. Md-2-storS
cant; Immediate possession; living rm,
with open fireplace, dining rfn.. kitcheH
with built-in cabinets. electric range and
bcdrms,. modern bath and shower on end
noor: full basement; h..w, oil heat; near
ERr 8. DAVIS, wa. 5000. 5503 Balti-,
more blvd, Hyattsyille. Nd, near Hot
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYIlND.

FURNISHED HOME, with large eroundS.
in Maryland on Baltimore blvd. to sfare
With mother with one or two children in
exchange for care Of 4-year -old boy and
Some salary involved Phone Bewryn 31-J
after pm. for appointment es
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SToREs WANTFp.

STORES. one-story. 3; one on the corner
18th ana Irving sts. me-. $4,000 cash
nssdsd. Emerson s295.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
STORES FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN-7In the heart Of the shop
4. SIS. 600; principals. WI. 1855.
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OFF UPPER 10th ST.-Ideal for, doctor
an unusually attractive center.hall-pla,
and garage; modern in detail MITCHELL
Sp1Gk az R1 .N5 Ss52 S.PIsoS Sr "a S4ls
ssesIIsnt neishSorhood. eonyenlent ay SYaS.0t I
SshoSls shops and good trsRsp0rtatiSn
GLOVER PARk--.Big ls-ft, white brick
large ,x rooms and beth recreation
doors; excellent condition. only g year
s Early povn Pres dv sfoso 10
a msnt. csS MR. sxe BAKER' sE p1. 'y 1sls 1sp0'A'
s4 MAc0MB ST NW lust Of SSnI
/ rms, 2 b.. living room. dining room. iiteh
2 enclosed porches. finished attic, maid
room and bath in basement: detached: ga
OPEN '' Tues. and Sun ppStesss0n 70 pm a. oae' rs
sBETHEsDH'@Jus 8 Years old, this de
attached garage, gas conditioned heal
located on q level, wooded lot in the hear
Of one OF the newer and better sections o
ca ME- for 4s # ans Tss
aEHE 18th af5iaHi And bEcxTnR nis'sST sTs.-Priee
overlooking private estate. it Is most de
sirable location and convenient to car an,
pus lines; LIST moor, center hall, living room
with freplace, large dining room. den
modern Kitchen. pantry Ind floor. 8 Lowell:
bedrooms e of master size), baths ant
inclosed sleeping porch: 3rd floor, . fin
| ished rooms and bath: entire house in i'm
macuiate condition: automatic heat: 2-ca
garage: lovely lot. attractive shrubber.
shown by appointment. This evening cal
Mr.. Foley, 81. 1885 THOS J. FTSHEF
BRICK BUNGALOW, S11g5O: CaIver
Hills, Md; lot ROxt5O, beautiful trees
| liying. room, brick fireplace, bedrooms
tiled bath with shower. library with bricl
fireplace de luxe kitchen. recreation room
with brick fireplace: oil heat. summer am
winter hookup: screened porch, maid,
room: brick garage: fenced yard; immacu
lsye condition; on & car line. LESLIE D
NExR THE CATHEDRAL-soo ooo--owne,
leaving the. city has just placed this Lowell,
home on the market for immediate sale
It Is q 2-story .semidetached brick resi-.
deTace. dclishtfully situated amid more
expensive homes. contains 8 large rooms
2 baths "A bedrooms, maids room and
bath, automatic heat: perfect condition;
spacious srounds;. sarsse: Immediate pos.
svenin9 esii NJ. condit oR. I'll Sisi. rHIo5as
J. F0HER T. Co. INC, Realtors. 13S 5th
st. NV. Dl. $3.50.
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0g pm on JSn WM Ave sAIhpERs En- n 1872 81 mt nnti
eefaiHEf isst lSs cooNaI dsNaa s. 4soo
bedrooms, 3 baths; Silver Spring. Md.
large living room. dining room. de luxe luxe
kitchen. Gear garage: Victory garden
immaculate % condition; recreation room
s LzRdE bhTAGAsp II GAs bwE MH rSG. Ss$i converted
into large apts.. hot--water heat: conven.
iently located two blocks from the business
rental. s117.70; owner leaving city vii
81 sss ssfSs ESes Se Co. MI s5s
500 BLK. SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-Res
buy only $4,000. Row brick, list a., liz
stairs to storage attic. Easement T has 0asa apt
with fully equipped kitchen and bath. Ga Ga
S exeasvs hss' En51ss Wis ays Tssm' WI 1900 g WHITE
and bath. brick. years old; recreatio,
prSs sssSo hes ssrms aseD "a
1873: Ewes, Elk. 5232:
Scdf Of NsA s%nsb,,t Gs,onsb, brick within
THOMAS pHhPs assa Restor I'll heS No DSfsa Sa5
until 8 pm. 351S Conn.
dstaeRsd aassH' sss compisse aaa spts $
rooms and bath each. full basement, cos
aeSs HasfSN 2iss Iszsl ksArNr lSs NJ rN1cD0 Ne
ON OTis ST.. near Soldiers Home. fur.
nished Groom and 2 inclosed porches
tapestry. 2.story, row, brick. oil hot-vatel
heat; highly polished floors, nicely deco.
rated. flne prewar furniture appraised a,
S2 ( o09 90 owner b, Leaving city; sell IN foI
st. NV DU: k05l and DU 5067.
S495 ROCKVILLE PIKE. Locust Hills
Eststes-Corner center-hall Colonial brick
home. 5 bedrooms, 51a baths, bedrooms
first moor. large living. dining rooms,
modern kitchen, .built-in garage, recreation
room With frspiacs: vacant. LESLIE D.
BETHESDA. MD.-Attractive, vell-planned.
modern 2-story house, 3 bedrms. and tile
dining rm. bright cheerful kitchen, stor-
age attic, full basement, gas heat, land
scaped, wooded lot; close to schools stores
and bus; quick possession; substantial cash
5sSz. EAKL 4, wkI6sfHET. 7sfo zfs Wisconsin i IL
sys sys. We; H;ru! LIS .vr =. $500. J
rooms and bath. oil h.-w.h., 2-car sarage,
i7assSs 7s5SS 'os MAgxASsl gElsxsA slo Seoi NJ TllpDo as
Good Hope I'd. s.e.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-26

war when he was commissioned as Captain and assigned to the First Fighter Command as Communica- tions Officer and Commanding Of- ficer of Fighter Control Squadron in Philadelphia, in May 1942. He was later assigned Commanding Officer of the 93rd Fighter Control Squadron at Bradley Field and was the original GO. of that organiza- tion. Major Gegg was promoted to his present rank on 2 February 1943.
 Mrs. Mary Gegg, the Majors wife, resides in Brooklyn, N. Y., and he reports that her pet annoy ance is his "Fibber McGee" closet, which bursts forth with shower of radio equipment every time the door is opened. As you might have guessed, the Majors hobby, as we'll as his business, is radio. According to Major Gegg, one of his proudest moments was the day his organ ization received commendation from General Henry H. Arnold, Chief of the Army Air Forces, for efficiency in training Fighter Con- tro1 Units.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-26
CONTROL BOARD
TSGT. MAXWELL DUBIN

The Officer Candidate Schools are looking for more officer mate
 rial. T/Sgts. William V. Ward, Jack
 Stewart, William Lee Ranney;
 S/Sgts. Richard Mansfield, John Lenghart, Evarard Slack; Sgt. Marxen Brace, Pfc. Jack Heller and
 Pvt. Charles Baldridge are few of the "hopefuls." Yours truly re- ceived letter from an officer can didate at Fort Sill, Okla. (Field Ar til,ery), which read in part. ."1 am sending this letter to you from USO Club in Lawton. It is swell place; just like home. I have just entered O.C.S. at Fort Sill and am very enthusiastic about the school. The first day we moved three times and had to clean up the area each time. Our instructor told us this was a higher form of KIP. The first thing we do in the school is go on a motor march. |. a very long march. Part of it is driven under blackout conditions. If you ever walk into a theatre during the day. time Ga bright sunny afternoon) and try to find a seat, you will ap- preciate this type of driving In gunnery we are told that all we need to know is that one and one make two. But it is not so simple, We get sines, cosines and tange- ments. It is much simpler to make out an income tax return. I weighed 175 lbs. when I entered school and now I weigh 220 lbs. with 100 h.
 pack. II have ,earne1 to be a tele- graph operator in 20 minutes, tele- phone lineman in minutes and a radio technician in 15 minutes This all took splace in an hour during the communications course. An RSOP Reconnaissance Selection of Position) is like fnessing your queen. This comes at the last of a course. We run around like mad, looking for locations. It is much easier finding one on 42nd Street and Broadway. Please send me $25O at once. The Army gives us $25O which merely covers the cost of fatigue suit and blouse. l need shoes and a tie. Well, most close.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-26
Air Forces-China

NEW YORK-From an advanced airbase in China, TANK correspon- dent Ted Cunningham sends dis patch on the latest activities of a Chinese-American Air Wing where Chiang Kai-shek's flyers are sit ting next to TANK pilots on bom- Der missions over Jap-held terri tory. This inside story of an almost forgotten front will open G-eyes to an amazing phase of United Ma tions Cooperation in the Global War. It is told in the March 10 is- sue of TANK, which hits PIX stands Friday, March 3.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-26
STAG CLUB FOR
 MEN IN SERVICE

TAMPA, Fla.-(ALNS)-On the theory that soldiers, sailors and marines get a bit tired of being "mothered" and would, at times, prefer to relax with their buddies, the U. s. s. Tampa Post of The American Legion here spent $1O,- 900 to furnish a building for just that purpose. Patronage has proved the Legionnaires were right.
 Shower baths and toilet facili- ties, a canteen where homemade food is furnished at low prices, sta- tionery and many other convent ences are provided-but there are no hostesses or hosts. Service men guests are just asked to make themselves at home and help them selves, and if they want something not in sight, to just ask for it.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-26
LONG DISTANCE REDUCED PHONE RATES TO START AT 1900 AFTER TUESDAY

A break for servicemen who pa- tiently await the 1900 hours reduc- tion in long distance telephone rates Is coming 1 March, when reduced rates will start at 1900 instead of 1900 hours.
 The Southern New England Tele- phone Company expects the extra hour of low rates to help appreci- ably in thinning out the heavy vol ume of calls which frequently con- gest telephone lines and delay calls in the evening.
 Past experience suggests that because the general public is rather slow in changing it's calling habits, the hour between 1800-1900 will be particularly advantageous for serv- icemen in the months immediately following the change. The Bell Sys- tenn plans no widespread advertis- ing of the change, with the hope that men and women in uniform may receive the fullest benefit from it.
 The reduced night rates apply to all calls where the day station-to- station rate is more than 35 cents. The same reductions continue to apply all day Sundays.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-26

I am going to the Mess Hall for a twelve course dinner. We have six minutes to eat. I must not delay. Today is Saturday. I'm going to re- lax bit and dance, I hope, at the USO Club. If I can't dance, I'll lis- ten to photograph records; if ] can't do that, I will just sit. I never knew that just sitting could be such pleasure. This USO is swell for sitting. Your ninety day wonder, ..P.S. By the way, Charlie Mo- Carthy was just commissioned a second lieutenant"
 A word of thanks to the Brem- er's Restaurant in Meriden, Conn.,, for their generous hospitality (box
 u:fches ct aD to our boys on DS Sgt. Robert E. Kersey, Cpls. Carl
 ;t. Robert E. eKrsey, Cpls. Carl Benson, Henry Baumgardner, John Bie1ermann, Stanley Majewski, Clarence Peterson, Victor Ruzicka, John Billenstein, Pies. David Gra- ham and Carl Ganyard.
 DID YOU KNOW THAT.
 T/Sgt. Raymon Greenleaf, S/Sgts. Anthony J. Brescia, Mich ael Pareso, Sgt. David J. Kessler, Thomas Cocco and Cpl. Charles M. Kaufman were in Trinidad and Panama?
 S/Sgt. Charles Moser, that red- headed lad, who just arrived from Aruba, had some story to tell Pfc. Virginia Faith at the Rec Hall dance Monday mite? The WAC had "it,' for the sergeant. need we say more?
 S/Sgt. Eugene Jack is back with us again? And in the pink, too!
 1st Sgt. Wesley Dodd, T/Sgt. Walter D. Stoyer, S/Sgts. Carl Naughton, Harry o. Dodd, Cpls. Frederick Counsel, Marvin Agins, Albert Paul Wagner, Pvts. George L. Sullivan and Bernard Cohen, the Smoker" Committee, have made the party huge success.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-26

England-A sleeping GI was awakened by the sound of a truck being turned around just outside his window. "Hey," he yelled, "you're making too much noise. Why don't you bring that truck right on inside ?" At that moment, the drivers foot slipped from the clutch, the truck lurched and back ed right through the wall into the GI's boudoir.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-26
Home Town Boston

NEW YORK-On visit to his home town TANKS Bostonian edi- tor, Sgt, Joe Mccarthy, found the staid Massachusetts metropolis booming with wartime activity. In the March 10 issue of the Army Weekly, he describes his reactions to the changes that have taken place in Boston after nearly 2h years of war.
Bradley beam., 1944-02-26
| SCRAPSFROM AVAC'S JOTTlNCS;
 By PVT. MARION M. WOOD
By PVT. MARION M. WOOD

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 skate enthusiasts And Pvt Marie Pitman remarked today Its and like living house boat around hee FRIDAY skipping EMWAC tonight The West boys added deal hind the cries. Savoy and "Roand!" Incidentally few of You how Hazel, "Fe today Cpl Betty Harvey talking lately gather definitely certainly a which makes her follow the band.
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