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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcen,.

NsSSsG6NNsOOS WANisb tSout.j
FURN., IN good, clean condition; stoves,
ESfHfHTs G. s5s d hns aR ios Sss
ft sfs5 SHfPHSi ossroom ssTs 1ns a
ROOM dnette complete by nsSal otcer
lFURNITURE-Rugs, elec. refsr., washing
machine. household goods, etc; absolutely
hshest est, cash prices Fer best results, eail
FuRNTTIREMsedroom' ish asio living room. mise.
household goods, c-a-brac. china; prompt
s re- 7sSt sness sv.s cash ME- prss ss7 Call
FURNiTURE and hs;i Household emo HIa sooes of all
kinds, spot cash. immediate removal,
esi ask fsF fR NJ ss6S SsrTy Ext At $685. after
make, condition. price. etc. Box SIX,
ssaf ssss cali as vs'''e ss .,sf
GLIDER; porch. oyanted to rent or buy.
III ICE tastl cslAA Aps ssRIfGEzEn wanted used mod.
Write e ! 4; Konstant. Bel Air, Ma: 90.
PRicEs PAID. Also Choice diamonds ier
sale; s,,r Max zveis. e37 D NV. ME. 9ll3.
With !, 10" u, q, eT 12' swing; cash deal. Can
L!AaMNMOWEk, morse drawn, in good con-
PIANo-Win store small size, full key
board for use; excellent care. Call
P1ANO-We are looking for spinet, apt.
est cash price GE. s4s5. ~ '''O '
PIANoMdl Tond ar am LOOKING for reod sptnss
sashe D'saHi csli EN- MN 1siS geSy hish price
PIANoM7HiEh prices PAID for spinet, srand
fowER fea EA oR XII HAND TOOLS wanted; highest
mhER fsSh Isd Rsns tS 1as2 .na h ssng St
A5 snsS E*s sss $0f ssssiass
RADIO. table model. standard make. good
RADIOS AND GRAND PIANO wanted at
tnre; Please cali today Mr.; Grady, Ma. $3.50.
reaaiTes Kaphes 5os $685. pr St broken nk SETS radios
kARIe @oas asP'hsr TA sssS ms preferred or
u a!s sa0'f shons Ssel; 'asd
Ee St viii call MF Metropolitan a6gp Radio Co. 5l7
aaEEkicEhAaes aes H sass ss''tS IT, 'n good
REFRIGERATOR, electric, preferably small.
disc is o % o9nsder 9o in argsF ser ,oo e9r
RETRiGERAroR, Rfis EsiER electric: good cond.;
CASH q Or IL e' s55s s ss's%s $9s 9sss sss sz s
SEWING MACHINE, electric preferred; will
take take treadle give full particulars, price
sEWisG MAca1NEsWe sSfa Es1 buy ssaT al types
pestg ST s RE- 0qtSos aaSo re g
0s desisrs oASeii alebs 1857
ss sWA fas6 Tss5Es SoNsoadh' ~ df' fHnsay sEs fidelity
fsas sasS fSf fssteFy e. 7s6s portable RADIO or sell
GaKL9R ral1 9R TOT; 11a; prewar in sood condition
FIanEFiR FEETERBAEE ABE. in good condition, Call
TRICYCLG for for s-year-old boy: reasonable
PRprwRir9 PR9ns II 9l77 between IA Pm
SsPGNSRIf TYPEWRfTEks, tsus bought pay top prices
sauick repairsl, portables and standards:
Eds E z so yrs 4t s and Machines NJ p sve cq ss Rna
Ms MNIEss NOS + fR 0ay sses s-"m camera 80: Can
WANTED. small electric refrigerator. small
essh GAS stoH1 Di 1Cs sfss sp0isner washing machine
WARDROBE, large size, or 2 small ones.
GWaAs WAsAAINa AAIsNSsnsEs @AiSR fasR GOOD working eona,
ton; Call RE, 1900, Ext. 7O76, s to 4 80
Sunday s. ayN serst ssalbere
WATER COOLER ERR electric. Call NO.
WANTED to exchange 4 to 8 yr. old tri-
sSff WILL fOs sroRE fof PIANO or Sss Gs s4s
PROFESSIONAL care; no children. Box 364-J,
fSa dxSHASsE ssyas gs0n ss sSp s sSs hos: ga
4 ahses sooTT F. RA5fo?-1 llSf am willing to buy,
nses borrow b or take axe caTe qt until
CASH rNre nYAHFNNYOc ANN NT n ~~T -
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DOGS, PETS. ETC. tcent.l.

COCKER SPANIEL AT STUD. Handsome
rec Tss ta doR, grsat-sraIndson . q Red Brneie
pggpss A. X. C. Reg. ready to go. Alex.
OUTSTANDING black cocker male. II
mos; excellent wins on FIRST circuit: Ch.
Found Bi'es. 'fs Executive sSss, to- to !, pm m
GfHIs;APEAKE CHI a;. Bay retrisyers. % male; W.
RtA,lBsBITssmsellinE t,ls SIS part Of flock, Chin,
seniors: SO to $40: Allen, 64O7. seth ave,
Fox TERkiER HER fnPprHs Md MA AND So4
hssthy N,sa NETS mSss Sss pssd MsSor puppies only
beautifully marked, well trained, S35,
FEMALE sii'' FOX TERRIER PUPPY. CHI.
RABBITS. all kinds. at give away prices.
Young breeding does and stud buck. Du.
AIREDALEs,. protect. your family and
ehsss MsREsn s2aRs tS5 ss4s SALE New Zealand
KITTENS, beautiful blue, black. Maltese.
y each; Others to give away for home,
AiRE6ALE. female, i we'll we'll ma6nefed a Hsp' house
broken Pn'l. G,o owner going in service; S25. Call
good home; Decatur 1866.
SIAMESE KITTENS, beautiful, pedigreed
maies; most ahectionate and lovable pets;
one seal point and one fawn seal point
RABBIIs t2), New Zealand whites; hutch.
FoMEsRAS3ASse seis HHsH MI ns s7Ia toys real
little aristoSrats, Miss Hunt, Rosedere
sfAMEsE sf ANb PfRshAN fgS kSirrENs sweet
round faces; long: fluffy coats. Miss
RABBITS. weeks to 6 months, bucks and
does: also cultivator. large wheel type.
VIII II Ii e. rfRhfER fR 2aeS pedisreed
EnHaRs,fessd nSHths esd. female. ale saSi "a: 1856.
females sys are m nessi9g od9g 1913 South Dakota
Pretty PTPpiEs.' fox terrier and others,
S5. OR, 4S13 or write Gouldrnan, BOX
sSGIrAll s392; rAllentown , rd,. washington, D: G;
stooR saneaatant shids net
Is Is Silva. 4so4 aueensbarS I'd, RkiveTdaIe.
hsEAGLEs-2 registered A. x. C. females,
sthSsaa sethssaa Nd 9t0kshf vi. $685.. sSS4 chestnut St.
PUPPIES, rat terrier, police. collie, part
ssnepherd nepf.s ,sspitz and setter, s5 each: 5
IN In country s%ady or who have fenced yards.
sPITz PUPPIES. 8 weeks old, little white
nn SnnoWballs: ) reasonable. @ Union 5446. =
D0S bSos BASKET very nice. Phone Adams
COOKERS, 10 wks. old A. K c. registry,
long line champions. These pups are for
dogs $50 eaeh ss TaS Phone Saas sso sPss
WILL GIVE male Cocker spaniel, 9 months
onda oia, thhoroored; hn, to adult family, giving
PERSIAN I'D lKsITTENs. ALL CoLoRs. SO.
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FARM q GARDEN

pP6ETUNIAS and peonies, SOC doz.; tomatoes,
sgssre S0e doz,; cabbage; broccoli; etc; ever
oReaARb f; eHs GRASS, ST. straw and clover hay
VicTokY H asihHS GARbEN MANURE NAN and rich top
70 SG' se per W WASH WEIte &c Zine e40o Brinkey
ToPs0M. filling,in dirt, well-rotted ma
nure, delivered. Trash removed. DE. 6337
FARM FREEzERs. 10 to 20 degrees below
zero; several sizes. Also all sizes Of re-
ffrigeration compressor units and coils for
EvERGRsENs owerowing nssanetS hardy My tees Trees
fro from .y which to choose; priced from S2.39
ana bpaglsS ar With balls Of earth sSs6 ss.So
our complete garden shops. Phone H ord orders rs
Atlantic 400; free delivery Heckinger Co.
WATER SsA Eas LILIES; lotus water plants; gold
MANURE, topsoil. blowing; 'Di ali types of
Iandscape work. Call WA. 4593.
and riding horse, saddle, harnesses, double
plow, spring tooth harrows, food chop
per; Feader cooking an and wood stoves scales
cherzghill rd, runs into it. Berwyn
MANTRE, ma TlsIi PEAT MOSS, Erc.-rree deliv,
Marylands finest dairy farms Large 100
lb. sack, S195; sacks at 81 s5; 10 sacks
at 81 60. Peat moss, 81 25 bushel 3 bushels
20 lbs, 81 %; 100 lbs, S3,l5 Agrico for
Victory gardens, 10 lbs, SOC; 25 lbs ST 40;
70 30, lbS.o $S222o3i 100 lbs. $3.50. Garden
line of insecticides. garden tools. etc. ct
@ saPs PESdf f02 fosFs HsshsBsr sSS 6en oG hun
koekyRe RS r. Ro'yefb B. Phone GheRF55eE2n R6cfviie
TOMATO PLANTS for sale and cabbage
and pepper plants for sale. At this ad-
dress: Howard ave, Kensington, Md. %"
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED white gar
1920 after pm ' '' --'
| TOMATO PLANTS, g varieties: lockwood
and an, bedding ea1 plants small rose bushes, etc
Hliside 15asW 2S David eoz G. Shf PAGE re' dGz sl4
| 59th ave, Capitol Heights.
PLtANTs-Nancy Hall sweet potatoes
An plants, 60c per hundred. 81 per Ser i. 200 900
AHA MINI. ave. ne. Phone Ii 7Ol0. :
sod and shrubs. RE. 1923 81
HAY RAKE. $50; 2-horse wagon with hay
horse, work Or ride. Sl25. Edwin I'M Lynch rsR'
Annandale. Va. Phone Alexandra 1888
TOMATO, ,75c per hundred; eggplants
a4d Eay pfrSsy Md psns kensneen 45M
SoYBEAN sEED-Wood extra early vel.
low oil bean tested, clean, weighed So
a hushel Mrs. Paul E Brown, Brumstont
Hill Farm. Fairfax Station. Phone Fair.
| fax 77-W-1.
GARDEN TOOLS in excellent condition
Picks with new handles, S1.O5 shovels
Sl26; wheelbarrows, $3.50; mattocks, with
new handles, 81 .05; hoes, with new ham
dies. ST. .o5, Complete Garden Shops at 4
stores Phone orders. Atlantic 1400. Free
delivery. Heckinger Co.
SOD, bluegrass, good condition Mrs
Paul E. Brown. Brumstone Hill Farm
Fairfax Station. Phone Fairfax 77-W-I
TOP SOIL FOR SALE, by bushel or load
ME. 1900 or DU. 1900.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS. certified, blight
proof, Nancy Hall plants, 75c hundred
l80" Kenilworth ave. ne. FIR. 4522
| TOMATO PLANTS, of best seeds. all kinds.
2bc dozen, large or small 1913 oath st
| NV. DI. 26S3.
500 OVERLOOKING ROSES
AND CLIMBERS,
GERANIUMS, 15c AND UP
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

1884 COLUMBIA RID N.W.-Men: SIS. so
wk: sgle' rms; thermostat-controlled gas
showers c.h.W. inner-spr matt. AID 1880.
1903 18th ST; N.W.-Cheerful front room,
81 wk. RA, 7344
DOWNTOWN, 1919 K st. nw-Young
man share triple room with another,
$3.50 mo; also double for Govt. girls:
kit PRIVILEGES
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM for rent by
day, week or month: reasonable rates; 35-
watt amplifier, 2 mikes, speakers, phono
turntable; experienced operator will set UP
Call Richard F. Settle, North 1858, after
g 2. M, Mon. and Tues
WILL RENT upright piano, good condi-
ton; reasonably, Call DI. S47S 2S*
ANS, electric de luxe, quiet running. air
circulator,- S12.50 per month up. E. o.
LlkenS. OIL 2234
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FARM & GARDEN Cont J /.
FRUIT TREES
LANDSCAPING.
COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE.
VO 23o0 Kensfncton 4R6

Berry bushes, erapevines, garden roots. All
vegetable plants. Blooming ANIMALS, ever
greens, shade trees and shrubs. All at our
nursery at Tyson's Corner on Rt. z to Lees
burg Washington's largest grower Of
MEREDITH cAPpER Falls Church 1917 :.
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Bowman, 11-cup capacity, and tray to
match. beautiful design. $50.
Powermaster electric liquidizer for fruit
and vegetable drinks. $50.
Singer electric hemstitching machine,
Ball-bearing hand wrineer, rubber bal
50a1 9th s,T N w -
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TRACTOR, Fordson, and and tractor plows
Cheaper than horse equipment. Mr.. Ball
farm 4 mi; e; Of Hernd9n Va; at Pine.
v. Of p: G.. near Leesburg pike,
BRICKS, Brio as'"sso ssout 1 5000 p red very cheap;
Seod fer chicken yards, stakes or walls
TRTCYCLE-win exchange small tricycle.
for Larger re, rs model; IA. i,., si13
1T3ASt TRicYScLEs@Larse s $50: medium. SIS
ru new condition; mans catcher mitt s's excel e.
lent condition, S5; 10-inch oscl. Westing
house t, fan: 3,speed lise new ss,; SIS; tToo
TRoMBoSEs-cavaiier, gold lacquered
$3.50; Martin, gold lacauered. $3.50
Call Republic e2l2. Kits. 1880 G st
middle of block.
TRUMPET-very fine French trumpet
Also E-fiat saxophone. Randolph 66O5
TRUNKS, Hartman Tourobe, with ward
robe, case. like new. S45; small steame
trunk, $50. WO. 0735.
TWIN BEDS, coil springs. dresser, chif
fonier. Taylor 6629,
TYPEWRITER, Underwood No. B. in yer!
good condition, S35: Ii. s951, after 3.
TYPEWRITER-1940 Underwood, excellen
condition; cash. S91.75. RA. 1858.
I4FEW stolen Dy mechanic, UnOeT
wood standard No: 4, 632 BOIL; If 70,
have purchased this machine you hav'
stolen property. Report it to police o
once Machines Co., RE. 2s2s, Bond Bldg.
18th and ". Y. ave.
TYPEWRTTERS-Unde used, $50 2!
Sc a@inss ssssast st 1893 18TH st. NV. rsls0hOn
TYPEWRITER, Royal, portable, S45; re
versible. blue tiEal rug, sx9. 81 Cal
after / pm, 23Ob 81 Sc,
TYPEWRITER Rental ssrytee. BIS 1ftt
NV 5E 1888 UndsrWoo1s. VI 80 mo.
mos. in adv. IS: no Del. s3-Sb s6dl. dep
VACUUM CLEANER: SINGER, perfect 300
radio and cabinet. $50 gN4 DtIshsd pi
NV Apply SUNDAY ara N1ndsy
VACUUM CLEANER. EIst sttrolux, and a.
tschmentE, late model soof condition. sJb
2s09 18th at. NV. Apt ZO2.
VACUUM CLEANER, perfect condition
with attachments: $50. 1890 Belmont st
NV. Apt. 306,
yIBRAHAnP. Desgsn Diana, three-octsyc
lustro-gold finish. like new. AD. 5bt7
VIOLA, fine old instrument; excellent con
dition: also good violin and bows Luotoy
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BASEMENT ROOM, cool. eea n nicely ~ fufn ns4o pvt
eny {S sars sfsiseh rd % NV wk ds sirtif
ilsao is9SAs issS sr. N;w.-1arse, light, com.
spring posters; Phone and laundry priv.
SEak lifSsi wal %ALrER EilsnsR RREEp1arse twin-Dea
room, cross-ventilation: laundry and phone
sSny FapsD pooms GE and 1$s9 Ssf,
floor, absolutely separate and private; ali
UTILITIES 1aEs co peastiful garden pu 4446
ssoi 18th 81. NV, No, e'91 4i-Attractive
s,oIo double room for gentlemen: two windows
i LARGE ROOM, in good good neishborhood ioornood
Quiet and close to transportation. Rent
s4s Yas s 9 h DaEss Fa Room 4s1
fss NEWToN Go sr WY Nyw reasG1aOs Ap
Rooms, 81 weekly; near streetcar and bus
M I5Is IOWA AVE. N.w.-Large double
NEAR wise. AND MASS. AYES, in private
home bone attractive master bedroom, twin
sons appreciating nice furniture and real
slffniSsSs sffI NEW RaMPsafRE an SSaf AVE- Nw-nss.
closets, unl phone: shopping center and
express bus on corner; $40 month SH
1928 18th ST.-Large front room for /
55Os KANSAS. AVE. N.W..Youns girl to
share sIra nicely furnished home with other
sa4 fs NEWTON iHi SSSS FL. N.w.-Lovely large bed.
room in private home; suitable for 2 girls
or employed couple; will consider givins
kitchen privileges to l person, use OF
phone; " block from Georgia ave car and
bus; 20 minutes to downtown area IA.
NEW BERNE, Apt. rs, Mass, 18th st. NV
Walking dist; beautiful room. respect
ENVIRON; ref; gentleman. Call to f.
2l35 F ST. NW.-Large front studio
room and kitchenette; semibath; S12 so.
I1oi i5th ST. N.w.-Master bedroom,
private shower bath; 3 exposures; S35 mo-
1914 18th ST. N.w.-Pleasant room for
z girls: separate beds; laundry privileges
Phone DE, 0300, Apt. $40.
4I0S ELLICOTT ST.-Large double room,
twin beds: nice refined couple; home privi-
leges. also young man to share room with
another young man. Owner, OR. 9532.
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Single and double
bed-livtng rooms, for 2 or discriminate,
cultured employed adults, In large. COM
Portable downtown apt. Sunday breakfasts.
DAYS after 4
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Continued from Page Une) quested to place burlaps bags to handle waste paper near each of their buildings. These should be used not only to collect scrap pa- per but as the proper receptacles for odds and ends littering up the building areas. These burlap bags are emptied twice a week and the contents brought to building A-28 where the paper is sorted, bailed and finally packed onto trucks for shipment to the purchaser.
 Directions for preparing scrap for collection are as follows: News papers-tied in flat, convenient bundles; magazines and books tied in bundles; mixed paper badly crumpled newspapers and magazines, discarded paper bags, writing paper, envelopes, card board and all other mixed paper will be placed in burlap bags; old corruguated boxes-open bottoms and tie in flat bundles.
 Waste paper is picked up on Mondays and Fridays. In order to obtain urlap bags or facilitate the picking up of salvage paper call the Salvage Office at Extension 397. SISgt. R. V. Dunn, Sergeant in charge of Police and Grounds, may also be contacted at Extension 4A2
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Tn the valley blooms the Spring." the last line of poem by Adolph Boettger, a minor German poet, served as the inspiration for Schumann's First Symphony, the featured number in the Tuesday evening concert of recorded music to be held at the Base Library. To Wilhelm Tauber, who was to con- duct a performance of this sym- phony in Berlin, Schumann wrote, "Could you infuse into your orches- tra a sort of longing for Spring? The first entrance of the trumpets, this I should like to have sounded as thought it were from above .. |. and then I should like reading re- tween the lines, how everywhere it begins to grow green, how a but terfy takes wing True, these are fantastic thoughts, which only came to me after the work was fin ished; only I tell you this about the finale, that I thought of it as the good-by of Spring"
 The program will include also the playing of Bach's Suite in D
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BASE COMMANDER, GOVERNOR
 BACK RECRUITING CAMPAIGN

Governor Raymond E. Baldwin e Connecticut as we'll as the Base Commander, H. E. Johnson, has endorsed the present recruiting drive for Air-Wacs in this State. The appeal for additional person. nel in this area is centered on Bradley Field where 1O5 new mem- bers of the Women's Army Corps are required to fill vacancies in over a dozen types of work. Gov ernor Baldwin urged Connecticut women to take advantage of the
Bradley beam., 1944-04-08
BACH'S D MAJOR SUITE; SCHUMANN
 DEBUSSY WORKS AT LIBRARY TUESDAY

major and Debussy's Iberia. Bach was a master of the suite, a col lection of dance forms based on rhythms which accompanied the actual performances of dancers, or other festivities. The tender mel ody of the Suite in D Major has been made popular by the violin ist Wilhelmj in his arrangement for the G string, and is among Bach's most famous pieces.
 Iberia is the most symphonically conceived of all Debussy's orches- tral pieces. It consists of three parts, "In the Streets and By ways" "The Fragrance of the Night" and "The Morning of the Festival Day." It is the tone-poet at his best, "a master holding out both hands to life."
 All military and civilian person. nel are welcome at these Tuesday evening concerts. Read, write let ters, or just listen-the time, 1945, the place, the Base Library, next to the PIX.
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+ Continued from Page One,
 sixty trim, military members of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, led by Third Officer Janet l.. Chadwick, marched onto Brad ley Field where they received a warm greeting from the official re- ception committee and the music of the Bradley Field Band. The inn portant role the Wacs have played since that day a year ago will be honored in the third ceremony and will be marked by a parade. On Wednesday evening the Wacs will be given birthday party at the Rec Hall which will feature danc- ing and refreshments topped by an appropriate birthday cake.
 93d F.C.S. Honored
 The 93d Fighter Control Squad ron Parent OTU will also partici- pate in the ceremonies and parade in recognition of their first year of activation. It was just a year ago that the units Commanding Off, cer, Major William E. Gegg, and a group of his men arrived at this Base to form the nucleus of what was to becom the 93d F.C.S. Since that time the organization has proved itself one of the outstand- ing Operational Training Units of the Army Air Force, a fact which resulted in their being commended by General Robert W. Harper, As sistant Chief of Air Staff Training, on behalf of General H. H. Arnold.
 Many to Attend
 Since the ceremonies are to be held outdoors a large crowd is ex- pected to attend. Civilian personnel will be relieved from their duties earlier on that day so they may at
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opportunity to "serve in the War practically in your own back yards" -:...~". .:.
 Activities during the present campaign will include bombing of New Haven, Hartford and Bridgeport with invitations to women of the State to become Air Wacs and choose assignment to the Field; tours of the Field for eligible women; radio talks on sta tions in the area, and airplane rides organized by the Connecticut Civil Air Patrol.
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WAC CHATTER
By PRIVATE FIRST CLASS

EASTER AND PASSOVER GREETINGS FROM THE DETACHMENT.
 The Detachment very sorry M Commanding Public Relations Of i've capable Historical Officer We happy though welcome Lt Arlene Blackburn Commander
 for Detachment does Sergeant had better be nice Sgt Gri6ts
 Georgia Maggie Sunday mornif can be made to have silence AROUND THE BARRACKS:
 Cpl furloush ready wedding bells Cpl Ruby Rubensten will sreatuy accept all donations like John Clark trying Jo Garrett turning completely Cpl Lawson style of Class uniform.
 AROUND THE BASE:
 Boun visiting the hospita? Betty and Tony making week who?
 and buy all Pfc Amidon the 93d has what Base lm
 Hospital keeping tabs certain musician pepeuay the Table in the hall reserved guests SPRING AM HERE The girls pitching mistake just started showing AsstE of M. H. KPWOW. 3O2d Wac have standing he Hisgrove? Which o those picking ussyows last Saturday, What Sergeant irons? Whats StanP
 of who recently transferred told bring the both her wall locker and bed the supply At long last number of her wall bit hard the icker from the couldn't bed number had been stamped into the wood
 WANTED-A it. three inches tall bad looking Eyes-of Apply to WAC Chatter" tweek.. Pm allowed 0 live that long,
 FLASH..FLASH*.to ROWING REPORTER. THIS IS WAR
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CONTROL BOARD
By CPL. FRED COUNSEL

V
 Morpheus, on Thursday, witA crisp defiance favored the sack and several" EM of 1042 bit the dust over the weekend, (restricted). The myopic ones have now been initiated into the Bradley world of wisdom. Moral: Early to bed and early to rise, makes even Techni cal Sergeants wise.
 Cpl. "John Singer Sergeant" Shaver, Pvt. Franz Halls" Bars6, Pfc. Rembrandt" Singer, Sgt Michael Angelo" Kowalsh, T/Sgt. "Van Gogh" Ward, and Cpl "Gainsborough" Iworsley are all lending their talents for the tick fish business of painting the PIX. Perched on dizzy heights, the busy artists elbow one another and are madly enthuiastic about their work, stopping only long enough for mosel of food. The various differ ent techniques used are quite evil dent in the finished panels. ~Van Gogh" Ward uses the impasto method while Rembrandt" Singer uses lush-liquid technique and his work fairly drips with personality. "John Singer Sergeant" Shaver ad- mits his brilliant and masterly technique may be his downfall, for he is never quite certain just where the scaffold is. "Franz Hals" Bar ski has acrophobia, so he paints low with an untidy certainty. He gets an unusual all over effect which is most pleasing after dark. Michael Angelo" Kowalski is the most classical of the painters. He prefers to have his paintings con- form with the fine Gothic struc- ture of the vaulted ceiling. Gains borough" Iworsley goes outside and sits on his favorite buttress to rest awhile, then rushes inside for quick dab, then out again to re- capture the old feeling of raking leaves, typing and signpainting.
 Pvt. Jim "Young Chicken" Huhnke of the PIX tackles all Cor porals and higher rank by drinking a chocolate milk on them without the purchasers consent. After all, why not get fat by cheerfulness of enterprise? Distracted customers are worth their weight in gold if they can be dazzled by a Chicago condottiere.
 One of the soft points on which Bradley pivots, is weddings-but they have never been sounded with silver bugles as April now pres ages. With a flourish of trumpets many personal history will be opened this week. Sgt. Robertsbaw exhibits strange accents of triumph over his golden hour.
 Like rolling Sherman tanks, the 93d basketball team has run down every opposition of the season. Af- fable and capable It. Francis Catania haS coached his team to brilliant victories. Great work, fel- lows!
 There will be a Special Easter Service (combined worship) in Building 1036 at 080O on Sunday, April 9th.
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tend the ceremonies. Colonel H. E.. Johnson, Base Commanding Off, cer, and his staff, will officiate and several distinguished visitors are expected. The Bradley Field Band will head the parade with the WACs and 93d F.CS. in the line of march.
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Base Scrap Drive

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