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ATTENTION.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

COUPLE, no children. native washngto-
mans would like to rent fiveI,2om bunss IHso
WANTED for April 1-Unfurnished g.;
bedroom house; max. rent, 500. Call
aRMY sfaas'e oFfIchR I162 wants s-bedroom unfurn.
house. up to 500, any time between now
a. and Nay May 1st; Chevy Chase .,, Wo, 1854 =
ten: csll o. ss4s
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE wants Sun 4nfurnished nj ed
grounds. center hall, spacious living and
dining rooms, bedrooms, 2 baths, porches;
b ysns snna H.
uNFURN. HOUSE, or more rooms; for
years; auto heat: to s16o. 'UN. 55s5. .
NAVAL OFFICER and family from Texas,
2 children. desire nicely furn. or unfurn.
nquse sees,on sas neat to
GNFGRSIsHED SssE ,op or room house or apt;
samK ffo HUME Of hoHe or sf0 ssa
near school, for Govt; enploye and family
Gsll 9;NII7sS RE 414s Ext 5sas' weekdays: $.
ons lease n1sss n1eerred Psone aE
GOVERNMENT OFFICER desires. immedi-
or duplex, NV. section, conv. to stores and
PERMANENT FAMILY and children desire
bungalow or house. $50 or $50; Silver
Spring or vic. pref. SH. 9312.
Observation-Disclosures house central or
downtown location preferred Cali Metro
politan 3S35,. or 1904 K st. NV
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful furn apt. in
Hollywood, Calf, for furn. apt or house
in Washington. Call Mr.. Lubetzky, Ma
tional 2722. Ext. 315. 1912 am.
RESP. COUPLE, with 9 children, want
reas. unfurn. 6-rm. bunsalow or house, nr.
135-Y, Star.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHOICE NV. AREA, Broom brick, 3la
ss sssty zzshi Mes5 RT RVTf7 7ex svsl Star
d.-Detached brick, gas heat. 3 bedrooms.
2 baths. garage, screened porch. fenced
rear yard Can be seen between 1 and
LARGE DETACHED brick home: corner
lot rooms, recreation room. attached ga
rage, oil heat fireplaces. Can be used as
one dwelling or 2 distinct apts. Large
laundry and driving room; directly on bus
rnss nsusss sa sas.na Hn sH"nssHn es Hae
ssss sRSoM III HoPGsE ooPGRsE NIGEL, turn bedrooms.
living room, dining room. sunporch. kitchen
AZ Rase 1T eospped house.
adjacent to bus and stores; auto. oil heat
2 bedrooms, Available Feb. goth to March
10th hr Phons ZEAL Falls Church 2541;J:
neey turs ssrsse FUN Sasamen SasK WaeS
ing machine, gas heat; adults only: $125.
foToaAc Fol HEIGHTS, D. c.-5 rooms and
ga, ssth s,er modern ~ furHlIure Wt s6sG 500 per
Ssis ath ST. NV NW.ws rms nH'V with IA baths,
gu conveniences, nicely furnished; ideal
dqI young married zded couples very reason
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS, near Takoma Park,
Md.-New 2-bedroom brick bungalow, full
basement, full attic, neatly furnished;
SFiss En- soSs eo'tisb' inc 50 Carr Carroll ave-
SEAR BETHESDA. MD.-2-story brick. oil
heat; $50; car necessary. MA 04S4. 10
e e. WI soal after 5. 81
cellar, gas sir-conditioned. Rent. SEQ.
@ hoh.ns.tin sqlesn sTes f. f. 5occ Sy5f Spring. Mo-
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WAATEn icnnA !

t200 BONUS for unfurnished apartments
IN excellent section. large or small. WI
FAMILY Of : rerned adults want fur
nished or unfurnished apt in modern apt.
bldg. In NV. section: also will be inter-
sss. sstsd D.r IN + furntu5s from pr
SSVxf orfieFs ffsis Ex :Ss Ss.
T." 81 ss'slap E1sfn sM sais eYse .Tss na
WxNTES.rurn; "! ':: apt, kitchen or kitchen,
Vi Nj RSfS R5sf wSaAs Sss desire.
Mo- osdrm sT aenta sp f9 or s1 1r Ex9 6E on
FTRNisHED APARfMENTT' wANTEDS ;iS0s BY
EXECUTIVE sSss, Of large arIGt Baltimore company
sss asse al ssfs Box sne isY @ed ssr ssrves
want living room. twin-bed room. dining
~ nssaa ST The nsp'ns H~ no Of sssn
naval oFFicER, WIFE desir. a-s,rm.
NEAR STATE DEPARTMENT, private
a On ali iutsSs ass sunasT si DE Phon ss after
SMALL, completely furnished apt. north
west section, wanted in modern bldg. by
woman physician; phone essentials March
tsS pnx 9GoT 99eeupanSy, St. Give telephone number
: Rooms. Kitchen shsii and bath. furnished or
unIurnlsheo, NV. section. Tel AID. 0S06
and ask for Mrs. Moore.
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY wants or 3
bedroom housekeeping apt. near transp
aPakfMRNT sfa ksffSMRRPaf ssassF WI sssi soen
s. eminent executives, one, small dog, desire
furnished Or unfurnished, in apartment
to TRANSPORTATION. No private home. DE
072O sunday or after pm. weekdays.
TWO REGULAR ARMY OFFICERS desire
2-bedroom, furnished apartment in quiet
neighborhood. Phone RE. 4142. ext. 61s2
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire furnished
apt. during owners absence. Excellent
reference; Call FIR. 2744
TWO REFINED GIRLS desire small fur
nished apt, NV. section modern apt bldg.
500 per month. Decatur 1O9S s.
PERMANENT. refined middle-aged Chris
tian couple desire 3 or rm. apt. in re-
and sarage. Good SURROUNDINGS and trans
portation. Would consider bungalow EN-
TWo NAVAL OFFICERS desire furn. apt
with shower. near NV 1-3 pm. Monday
and Tuesday TR. PAPA. Ext ia. S.
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire one or
two rooms, bath and kitchenette, unfur-
nished. Years lease. Northwest, vicinity
Dupont Circle. Box 2O9-Y. Star
] OR ROOMS and kitchen apt, fur
nished or unfurnished, desired by employed
couple, Box o33-Y Star
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HOUSES WANrrn "a ReNr tco,,. ,

NAVAL OFFICER, wife, 1Ia-year -oid child.
desire or bedroom house, Chevy Chase
preferred or vicinity: convenient Mass. and
Nebr, nves NV: maximum rental, S125.
rurnished or unfurnished. Phone Bowie
ARMY OFFICER wishes to rent e-bedroom
home, furnished or unfurnished; conven-
lent to Pentagon, to occupy by February
l5. Box 167-Y, Star. 7s
SENIOR NAVAL OFFICER wishes to lease
unfurnished house. good NV. section, 3 or
{ pcdrooms; will take long lease beginning
February or March. Please telephone
UNFURNIsHED, DETACHED. 3-bedroom
house. Northwest or Bethesda; responsible
family; present house. . yrs. must move
because of sale; highest references; no
pets: desire lease. Oliver 1894 -
ENGINEER In pvt. industry desires 2h or
3 bedroom unfrn. house. Arlington Forest
prefd.. about S75 month. Call GIL. 5467.
FURNISHED HOUSE. minimum 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths, maids room and. bath,
gas heat; good NV. location, preferably
near Cathedral; possession February 18th.
Call MA. 1920. Ext. 373. until pm:
WI. 674S after 8 p.nl.
ARLINGTON OR NEARBY AREA-Unfur-
nished two-bedroom house by Army officer,
stationed at PentaRon. Temple 1897. 81
SMALL HOUSE in Macarthur blvd.
vicinity. have one-bedroom apartment the t
OR. 3463. f;s
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MOVING TO CHICAGO?

room house, gas heat, two baths, in sub
urban Evanston for comparable value in
furnished house or apartment Washington
or suburbs. Available for indefinite period.
Decatur 5392. g.
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furnished and unturnished houses in the
northwest section of the city and near
suburbs. We can find you a responsible
tenant If you will list your house with us
, RAJ RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO, Inc.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

rooms and two enclosed porches. owner
travelling desires to keep room and one
inclosed porch. Home after p:m. s..
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN,

ARLINGTON. 6o22 N. wilson blvd.-At-
sF ROOMS Asp EsS SaTa shHTi esetrefy rn
garage; no children; s55. Falls Church eo5-
VII W13 5,nSISu mi Test Falls sn Church on Lee hwy
to wife and infant of serviceman in ex-
sods3 girl; Box 49, 4sT-x; Star - ..,u,,,.s
52.N; 5eel n J ytah st. Arlington; Va; =, ,.
ARLINGTON, va.WUnfurnished. End nd A.,
TR SD to snh sss ssns ome
RooMs SghasE aSD RiTcMrsST4H H25h HI gtxt to
month includes water: eas and eiec.
bAsEM}INfp 3 s }Gsfph APARIMEH4prvs. H5sf S4l9 bath
h,ass heated; odts 1oc transp, zone Arlington, Va
$500 $500 RiV2RpALE Rp.. RiverdaIe Md
j ise. room. kitchenette and bath Flee
trol x; heated by oil burner; private ent.
HYATT, Md, 5aea Decatur ST. rooms
home: good transportation; reas.; East
FSRN IA isfss rooms; kitehen 11ss asa bath
{Ssn bssres sns p bath dbnf bea sB
after ii am. 54o3 N washington blvd.
srREHs ne PReas RooMs sH ans BATH pvt
entrance, auto. heat. elec. refs; $40
340s 43rd ave-. Colmar Manor, Brentwood
ARt1NGfoN Ms 9gftSsnifass b4ei saS sSth St NJ fur
nished rooms, din, kit, pvt. bath, utilities:
to permapently employed couple; s75; Lee
~ IL ARIINGToN-1 bedroom, living room,
dinette. kitchen: furnished. Gil. 1896.
ARLINGTON-Entire first floor, unfur-
nished, privately owned home; rooms,
kitchen and bath: heat, light, gas, phone,
LADY, between 25 and 3S, to share apart
ment | room, kitchen and bath, With an
other lady; conv. TO Pentagon and Navy
Annex. Box !71-x. Star.
heat. light and hot water furn. garden
space available: $40 per month. Phone
Vienna s1-J
-Nonhousekeeping apt, suit
able for officers or employed couple; studio
sitting room, bedroom, bath; pvt. entrance
garage: furnished. WI. 6313.
S37.5 so r; end b.. private entr,, 1st f.,
lawn: 1-fare bus or car. HI o44sM. &C.
NICELY FURN., utilities included, living
room, bedroom, large cleo kitchen, tile
bath, private, entrance, screened porch;
sSscent Sd4s.s t,sv Waiter Reed Eesgita Annex
s410 LANDoVER RD.NUpstairs, private
home. bedrm,, kitchen and bath: pvt en-
trance: adults; comp. furn. Union 1858.
ARLINGTON.
rooms, bath, kitchenette, good electric
stoye and refrigerator. also phone; un-
ARLINGTON.
So
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Army Officer, Wife,
DAUGHTER 8 Years Old.

Want 2-bedroom apt in lst class NV.
section. Will consider purchase of furn.
In exchange for lease. WIN rent for du-
COLORED-Wants apt, unfurn, l or 9
rooms. kitchen and bath. DI $3.50. -
COLORED, refined couple desire to rent an
unfurnished apartment. Nondrinkers and
nonsmokers. Call NO 1927
COLORED-2 or 3 room unfurn. apt: no
Children: in good NV. section. Mrs.
Barnes AID T1S7.
COLORED couple desires two-room, kit
Phone AID 4410 20
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S10,75O-BETHESDA AREA,
Colonial, brick, 6 r.. tile bath. oil h "a heat;
near Navy Hosp and Health Inst. Gail
LO. 6s67.
CORNER, DOWNTON SUITABLE FOR
home, room renting, any home occupation;
near financial district; has detached brick
garage; can be converted into ofice, labo-
ratory. shop: $4,000
DINOWTTz CO., BOND BLDG, MA. 6717.
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Immediate Possession.
Nearby Maryland.
finished attic fireplace, oil heat, garage.
an acre of ground: ] Ia blocks from bus;
BOSS g. PHELPS. MA. $500. Ewes, call
Mai. Lane WI. $3.50.
NONRATIONED GAS HEAT.
Wel-furnished, brand-new, 2-bedroom
bunga low: laroe garden; near school; $50.
Call Union 1913.
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aRLlNtJlON.
rooms, bath, kitchenette, good electric
glove and refrigerator, also phone; un-
furnished.
ARLINGTON.
hve-room apartments, private home
near Westover: 591l 18th ST. north: un-
furnished CHI O4oS
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S8,950.

TAKOMA PARK, MD
Sparkling new brick BUNGALOW on high
corner lot overlooking Sligo Park. In
cludes large living room with fireplace,
dining room, bedrooms, beautiful tile
bath, EXQUISITE, modern, completely
equipped kitchen. screened porch, full base
mert, AUTOMATIC GAS HEAT Equipped
throughout with Venetian blinds, storm
sash and storm doors: blocks to bus
Owner, in service, has priced house for
lmme diate sale. At least $1,000 cash
required.
SEE TODAY BY APPn1NTMENr
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OPEN TODAY 1875.

712 TUCKERMAN ST. NV
This semidetached brick must be put on
tiled bath, SPACIOUS grounds, newly recon-
,ditioned throughout; conveniently located
near schools, stores and Transportation
Prlcsd for only $3.50 on terms. IMME-
DIATE POSSESSION
YOUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co. ME. 54OO.
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HOUSES FOR sALe.

IN THE HEART OF MARIETTA PARK NV.
,oVely a-yoom. senlidetached home. 4
bedrooms, Va. baths, with Law. In cellar;
det. garage. In nice condition. Oil hot
water heat, winter and summer hookup:
SIT. Electrolux ice box. new 8-burner gas
range. Convenient to all schools and best
of transportation. Show by appt only.
Call Mr.. Orem, GE. 1889 or D1. 3346. Ex-
elusive agent
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
3o1 0GT.ETH0PPT

324 OGLETHORPE.
Beautiful home must be sold. owner
h.-wh., full basement with maids room
and garage. Priced to sell quickly. Call
MI 0Ga1Ii MAhsHALh I G.,g ). wApLE CO.,
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OPEN TODAY 12-5

VI CN lOOh I IL-C.
7211 Hilton Ave, TAX PIX, Md.
Open and shown for the first time, this
charming 4-yr.-old detached brick is truly
an outstanding value; 6 lovely rooms ultra
mooern kitchen, tiled bath and shower,
mediate possession; only S9.5OO, on terms.
YOUR NE1GHBOR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein e. Co ME- Sam
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"Nr. 18th & Kalnia Rd."

Less than yrs. old. this detached brick
home In ,new-house condition, has living
room with open fireplace, bright dining
room large ultrsmodern kitchen. three
bedrooms. > aths. large 4th bedroom An
lshed on 3rd A. Price is only S15,e5O.
Call ME. 1l43, until Il pm
j WESLEY RIICIIANAN REA1rnp
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Very attractive 6-room Cape Cod brick
2 years old Has library or bedroom and
bath 1st floor, 2 bedrooms and bath 2nd
moor: Other features include maids room
ana path, recreation room, attached garage,
gas heat. House in AL condition I'm
mediate possession. Shown by appoin TN ent
only.
E. NJ. FRY, INC,
G240 Wisconsin Ave W.T. 6-4n
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
5127 Illinois ave. n.w.-6 large rms, row
ick. nicely furnished; porches; oil heat
1ou
The messenger., 1944-01-01
THREE LOCAL TEACHERS RESIGN SCHOOL POSITIONS

Mrs. Mildred c. Peck, Mrs. Hel en E. King, and Miss Grace L. Mound have resigned from the local school teachers staff.
 Mrs. Peck, who has had charge of Grade at the Center Grammar School, is being succeeded by Mrs. Catherine Fox of Hartford. Miss Marion Short of Hartford will take the place of Mrs. King as teacher of English and Social Studies in the Bloomfield Junior High School, and Mrs. Olga Dellert of Hall Boule ward will assume Miss Mounds duties as teacher of Grades and 5 in the Blue Hills School.
 Mrs. Fox is a graduate of Vest field, Mass. Teachers College and has about 10 years experience. Miss Short holds a B.S. degree from the New Britain State Teach ers' College and has previously done substitute work in the Berlin High School. Mrs. Dellart is graduate of New Britain State Teachers College and has 10 years teaching experience. She has done substitute work here and in Elm wood and West Hartford during the past couple of years.
The messenger., 1944-01-01
D'ENCNIS AND BUTLER MADE FIRST LIEUTENANTS

Louis Patrick D'Engnis of the Field Artillery and David Clifford Butler of the Infantry are now First Lieutenants.
 D'Engnis, son of MT. and Mrs. Peter D'Engnis of 27 Merriam Avenue, received considerable of his preliminary training at Fort Bragg, sc. and was commissioned a End Lieutenant upon his transfer to Camp Maxey, Texas where he is now located.
 Butler is the son of MT. and Mrs. Clifford o. Butler of 1922 Darby Street. After service at the Stud ent Training Residence at Fort Benning, Georgia, he was trans ferred with the 18th Infantry to Camp Adair, Oregon where his wife, the former Betty Archer of Hubbard Street, joined him. Since his promotion to 1st Lieutenancy he has been given what is inter- preted as a foreign field assign ment.
The messenger., 1944-01-01

for which has been such to inspire emulation for a period from Oct- ober A, 1942 to Ooctober 23, 1943."
 Goldberg is a Private first class. He entered the service March 25, 1941 and spent considerable time in training at Fort Bragg, Camp Banding and Camp Shelby before embarking for the Southwest Pa cific. He was with those who re- lieved some of the Marines on Guadalcanal and who later put up their heroic battle for the capture of Munda and other operations on the Island of New Georgia, Ren- dova and Baanga earning a place among the great fighting divisions of the United States.
 Goldberg is the son of MT. and Mrs. Nathan Goldberg, 79 Park Avenue with whom his wife, Mrs. Jean Goldberg, now makes her home In advising the latter of his medal award, Goldberg said he had just completed three week rest period.
The messenger., 1944-01-01
HONOR SOCIETY INITIATES NINE NEW MEMBERS


 Nine new members of the Bloom field High School Honor Society have been initiated into member ship of the society. They are An gelo Attardo, Ellen Goodrich, Helen Luntta, Hilda Christ, Mary Fen ton, Mary Scully, Robert Boettger, Milton Krantz and Clifford Stark.
 The new members, who made the required scholastic standing for two semesters, were initiated by Richard P. French, guidance direct or, Superintendent of Schools Lloyd w. Moulton, Principal Bern ard J. Lee and Dwight Burnham, Alice Plowsky and Marjorie Wat kins, members of the society.
The messenger., 1944-01-01
IT. BIDWELL MISSING AFTER SEA CRASH,
 STANLEY CODLEWSKI KILLED IN ACTION
Popular Bloomfield Men On Late Service Casualty Lists.
COMMUNITY STUNNED BY NEWS

The war was brought too close to home in recent War and Navy Department dispatches, which car cied the shocking news of the death of Stanley Godlewski, of the army, and the probable loss of It.
 j.g.) Paul K. Bidwell, of the navy.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick c. Bid we'll of Woodland Avenue, Bloom field, have been informed by the Navy Department that their son, Lieutenant (jg) Paul Kenneth Bid we'll, USNR, is missing as result of a collision at sea while in the performance of his duty.
 Although no details were given in the official Navy communica- tion, his parents believe that Lieu tenant Bidwell was on one of the ships which collided off Cape May, N.J. on January 6.
 Stanley Godlewski, graduate of Bloomfield High School and former Town Hall employee, was killed in action in Italy. Notice of his death came in a telegram re- ceived by his mother from the War Department on December IA. God lewski was killed November "A, the wire said.
 Whe he entered the service in July 1942, Godlewski was living with his mother, Mrs. Walter Potyra at IT Lincoln Street, Hart ford and was employed at Colts Patent Fire Arms Company. How ever, for several years previously the family lived on Mt. Benedict Avenue and Harding Avenue, and his widest circle of friends and ac- quaintances were cultivated dur ing his residence here. He was prominent participant in local sporting events. After his gradu- ation from the local high school, Godlewski was employed by the Town to assist in the re-valuation project.
 He leaves, besides his mother,
 Continued on Page 5, Col. A
The messenger., 1944-01-01
"MRS. AMES" VICTIM OF FALL--NOT MURDERED

Although first believed possible murder, an investigation of the death of Mrs. Margaret Duggan, also known as Mrs. Margaret Ames, 26 Tunxis Road, satisfied police authorities her death was not due to foul play. |"
 The body of Mrs. Duggan was found on the floor of her kitchen early Friday, December "A, by George Ames with whom she had lived for two years or more.
 Ames was questioned by the police but was released shortly thereafter. Chief Bowen, County Detective Mitchell, State Police Lieutenant Gene Lenzi, and other state police officials made an ex- tensive investigation. An autopsy performed by Doctor Robert Ten nant, Pathologist at the Hartford Hospital, revealed some broken ribs and police surmise these may have been fractured when she fell on the kitchen floor. Several ab- rasions were also found on her head but these were not consid- cred sufficient to have caused sud- den death.
 Mrs. Duggan, who came here from Hartford, leaves two sisters, Mrs. Mary Witherell of Windsor, and another residing in New York. Ames is the village blacksmith and has lived in Bloomfield all his life.
The messenger., 1944-01-01


 FIRST 1914 INDUCTIONS The f How n g Bloomfield registrants were inductad this month. US. Marines John Joseph Chiarizia US. Navy Richard c. Green Edward J. Fade US. Army Edward w. Radziewicz Winston Eugene Waite Donald J. Kamerer Walter Francis Heeber
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dWdIOCu d NOOU Conduct Medal.
 Presentat 1 o n was made by e m m a nding officer Decem- Der 1 and car ries the follow ing c i t a t i o n "For h a V i n g d e m onstrated fidelity through faithful and ex- act p CT o r m- ance of duty;
 e ici e n c v through capac- ity to produce desired results;
The messenger., 1944-01-01
FISHER IS COMMISSIONED AN ENSIGN IN US. NAVY

Calvin c. Fisher, 1O8 Tunxis Avenue, has been commissioned as an Ensign in the US. Navy and is now covering his initial assign ment at Patton Hall, Princeton, N.J.
 MT. Fisher, on leave of absence from the Aetna Life Insurance Company, entered the service last month.
The messenger., 1944-01-01
FRED GOLDBERG AWARDED GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL
Park Avenue Soldier Making
 History With the Great 43rd

Fred Goldberg, one of Bloom fields representatives in the now famous 43rd Division, has been
 awarded a Good
The messenger., 1944-01-01

Miss Grace Spillane has return ed to her studies at Syracuse Uni versity after spending a holiday vacation with her parents, Doctor and Mrs. Bernard Spillane.
The messenger., 1944-01-01

MT. and Mrs. John I. Peterson, 31 Terry Plains Road, have baby daughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
Larrabee Leaves NAVY
After IS Years Service

The Navy Department yesterday
announced the retirement of John
H. Larrabee, 66. 5000 Cleveland ave-
nue.. Riverdale, Md, as head engi-
neer Of the Navy photographic Of
flee.
MIR. Larrabee, who had been with
the photographic Office for 43 years.
headed the photographic reproduce
ton Office during the World War.
He helped to instruct the hydro
graphic mission of the Chinese gov
eminent in its two-year stay here
and in 1926 after approval by Con-
gress, Mr.. Larrabee was presented
with the Second Medal OF Wen-nu
by the Chinese government in ap-
probation for his services.
Mr.. Larrabee, a graduate Of Mas
SachuSettS Institute of Technology
Joined the Navy photographic Office
in 1901 after serving for a short
time as Junior engineer with the
War Department.
Mr.. Larrabee received letters of
appreciation for his 43 years Of
service from Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox and Admiral Ernest
King. He was a member Of Navy
expeditions which made hydro
graphic surveys of Panama, the
Dominican Republic, Haiti and
Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

the general, after two seconds
thought, picked up the poem where
ne had left on and recited 1t to the
end with great relish.
He still is shutting around battle
lines and still In rhythmic state Of
mind. The other day at restaurant,
between battles, your correspondent
observed the general haranguing an
acquaintance over the hot clam
broth. Approaching closer, found
the strategical topic to be the great
ness Of the poetry Of Edwin Arling-
ton Robinson, with samples. And 80
1t goes with the war effort In Italy
growing stronger by the minute.
(copyrisht. 1914. By Bell syndicate. me-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
Schools Renew Paper Drive Tomorrow

Returning to school tomorrow
after q two-weeks' vacation during
which the shortage Of wastepaper
has grown more critical, thousands
OF pupils Of the schools cooperating
In The Evening Star-P.TA. Salvage
for-Victory program are ready to
set new records for collection and
make up for the time lost during the
holiday period.
The teachers Of the various schools
impressed on the children before
school closed how necessary it was
that they should devote part Of their
time during the vacation to the ac-
emulation of paper which is now to
be brought to the schools.
As an indication of the need for
speed, 1t was reported last week
that one plant processing blood
plasma for the fighting fronts had
been forced to interrupt shipments
because containers are lacking.
Much Of the paper picked up at
the schools is manufactured into
boxboard within day or two Of the
time 1t is collected SO that every
pound moves quickly to the paper
starved box board mills.
Collections just prior to the va
cation period fell of badly due to