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Evening star., 1945-05-22
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

THREE GIRLS doing important war work
sesoe e Gr
savF "a sSsf sfEnTEkASf n1sss wife expecting baby
house or
unfurnished: suburban preferred. Frank
lin ZOO: Extension 1901. 22'
fer vicinity Grant Circle; by July l. state
WILL EXCHANGE unfurn.. s-rm.. close-in
ARMY MAJOR and wife, children, age
II. permanently stationed in Wash, must
have 2 b.-r. unfurniShed apt. or house
Immediately; suburban area preferred; eK-
cellent care given. Call after 8. Atlantic
WANTED-2-bedroo house or apt. furn.
or unfArn. Returning from overseas; have
two children; Cali CO; 1853. %.
IN Pseie and family n uTsentIs g 1'pS need d fur
nished or unfurnished house with at least
two bedrooms prefer Northwest Washing
%sR sGs 81 n MEDTcah cokPs desires
bedf0om. furnished house. Phone MAJ.
FuRNfsHED p HONE. preferably Arlington
or Chevy Chase. Please phone Chestnut
NAVAL OFFICER. wife. two small children
need house or apt. furn. or unfurn D1
WANTED TO RENT or room house,
Ms Rlesssnt RSx s~rAivS agA star
desires 3-bedroom unfurn. detached home
large. yard. suitable for garden: transp.
HI HERE eEft FOR DURATION. Navy Nav 0heui lieut.. and
family, 2 dauehters. want unfurnished 2-3
bedroom house: under $50; Arlington
Alsxandria or Falls Church. CH; 6s5s. 24'
let small mail furnished house or apt. to 4
mo; no children. no pets. Cali Elk. Bill
Ext; 1895: between and s.
It. % and Vile. no C children: mo no pets; Ana;
costa, nearby Md, Va; limit, SIPS; will
consider summer rental. Box 96-A, Star.
ONE YEARS RENT IN ADVANCE. annual
lease M pP TO $500 mo-; 1t. somdr,' ,,dis wife
furn. or OF unfurn. Boy GA. Star. rs.
REFINED professional man and wife, per
manently located, urgently need /. 2 or
sssd ssd1R s ssrsse prehsSy or qn sse
sider apartment. oliver soS6. 2s..
DO YOU HAVE a modern small home. to
sp eF y % 3, Pq.s osx short p.os
FAMILY of oficer overseas being evicted,
ggEisntly 1giy o need s6ss 3 or bedroom house BY
deed I have have not NOT H any,: sns.bsdroon
children. Darn desperate: up to S125.
RE 244o, night, Ma: $50, Ext. 304,
sns 1r in p Re f. nsssS x
sarase. one-year lease. List By letter
full description: LEE p; LATIMER CO..
NHS4 Socok Fss uStentty ma fy4s needs or
furn. or unfarn. A. COMM. (. j. Be. cosTA
RE. 7400. Ext. f1S1; ewes. CHI. bI0l.
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ROOMS WANTED.

DESPERATE YOUNG LADY, weary Of see
ing stuffy attics called rooms. wants room
in private home for self and books, in, q,
before 3 pm. %"
REFINED GIRL desires quiet room. kitch-
e1ee en- privileges, nv; good sss environment. RE
WAVE OFFICER desires pleasant room
preferably with private bath, or furnished
transportation; will not consider sharing
GENTLE SECRETARY desires room and
bath in attractive home, sc. section, con-
venient to Boiling Field. CAN MA. $3.50,
Ext. 406. after 6 pm "a"
GENTLEMAN desires small room in private
family. reasonable, breakfast privileges;
will exchange for service. private OF apart
ment bldg. on maintenance. Box 10S-A.
Star 90
C0LoRED-Small iurn. room wanted by
Evening star., 1945-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

iishest cash prices csn Mr.. FARREN,
iDDTNG MAcHs;, typewriters, calculators
,n6,sn ,ysS end syn; & GO 1928: week; DI 1872 2.
1aTs RE e5sss ssss oPeE 'sixT MacHNEs
S9RR BSna %scRs Bds v5txs 4th snd n
Eyes. and Sun, GO; 1922; week, DI;, 1872
AIR IR-C0NDITIoNING UNITS = viii pay
EQUIPMENT CO., OR. 36s7.
ANTIQUES-All kinds of jewelry. diamonds
watches. silverware We pay highest cash
PRICES s., Est. 1925. PALACE GIFT SHOP s5.
BIDRooMf, dining; Living. living room furniture; IL re-
Re BRDRooM Sss'ug FgRNiTnRE. sHFnfS IA ivins g
pieces, dining room set, rugs. pictures,
bric brac, ANTIQUES and good china
Please cali today Mr.. GRADY. MA. -2620.
BEDROOM SUITES, ONCE furniture, dining
and living room suites. elec. refrigerators,
BICYCLE. any condition, wanted for ma
terial. Phone CO. 96ll.
BICYCLE tive wheel; for boy s, in good
CAMERAS, photo eauipment. both anna
teur and professional Best prices paid.
FORD PHOTO SUPPLY. 600 7th st. NV.
CAMERA Leica 1I1-Bfa or contax I1If1 $,
by Army officer. Alexandria 6206. pa
s.os g0Ts s{s Psnns sD'ss
CLOCKS, especially 400 days: music boxes,
sTSs'i sny ems of das ME 75s
eLorHISs-sesser grrces PAID for men :.
e' Di esss sies open nsr e1es win me cali D 81
CLoTHlLSSmaiEhsS, ps,sss os,e 70. pens
nsso Ginsoing ME azs7 hMAS Ss,en sves Wi, 'n .sn
cRocHET COTTON T 'eT White, sset Nos wi" 20 Gan and
80 Tantee aIn Go AD Ritz, 5I4s c.s,
ARTHUR MARKEL. $40 st.
DRILL PRESS and other power tools, with
or without motors; also want electric
ELEcTRIc FAN. iS Ger or is inch, good con-
ELECTRIC FANS wanted for alternating
current; will pay ceiling price. Call MR..
fETk6x f1HEN MA S7s1 3, to
and t stado aiG te6stoO soScb "a sss gasse gosS
once. will buy one piece or. entire home:
piano. Please call today MR.. GRADY
FGRNfTTRE. pr,c-a-prac. china. glassware.
1rsss Fs psd CAN TsyeT
FURNITURE-Want some used householt
goods. also good used piano. Call Republic
fUkNTTuRE@Rugs, bedroom and diSin,
room, elec. refer.. cleo, washing and sewini
TsS sf pianos raS0s ho1sh9d s0pd s
results call any time TR. 1875. s5'
FURNITURE, in good, clean condition
stoves, iceboxes; highest cash prices paid
GoLD1Bring your old soid silver, Dlasin, n
Kahn nc, 5s years at e35 T s.. NV
LUGGAGE TRAILER wanted. Call Fall
MUsfcAL INSTRUMENTS, HIGHEST essl
prices. Call Republic 6212. KITS, 1885
SEWSsPAPE ERs wanted, soc per 100 lbs.
oooks and magazines, s5c per 100 lbs.
delivered our warehouse II you canno
Hsst pe Dad for soue
;s$S 81 a. & sss ss' ao: S5sS 'onn ,oa ~ 80
books and p magsznes.' s' sSe Sc per per 100 loo lbs. lbs.
deliver your accumulation please phon
sXe SsSep cS ion az rPd METAL IS %AsS SGos sAa
nassass Hsnssa sss Sc ssF S SS S Ss
deliver your I Accumulation Iti please oS epa1 phon
HsesSs on and 9Fass Rad 8c S Tss
OIL BURNER. prefer .Deieo Ok model Will
al sxa aad aPk k% a1r soss ssSS"
ssss + sP'asi sPsns viii iHi pa, .ssE
PiHNo@Me are locking for spines, ap,
upright or, grand piano. Win pay tn
highest cash price. GE- s465.
quality pianos. M Now ~ IS the time 0 to o'as SCI
your piano to obtain the top price. Phon
bI sess; s;sa to Pm, CAMPBELL
l10s G st. NV. Phone OR. 5062 Sun
days and ewes.
Evening star., 1945-05-22
FARM and GARDEN,

LANDSCAPING, trees removed, trimming
planting, grading. seeding and genera
weekly maintenance. Union 0962
GARDEN STAKES for tomatoes, vege
tables. and flowers, &c #. HECHINGEF
CO. stores. Phone Atlantic 400
SOD delivered and layed. Telephone Pooles
vile 205s, or write WADE BROS, Boyd
GARDEN DEVELOPMENT-Sp ever
greens for screen foundation lawn, larg,
Towering shrubs, old-fashioned perennials
bedding plants. heavy clumps of myrtl,
for banks, shady spots, grading. seeding
drainage, maintenance, fences, rustic Los
walls, guard rails, pergolas, arbors, trellis
drlveways, f1agstone walks, terraces. rocl
ardens, pools, painting, carpentering
Wondersro makes poor soils good, gooe
SOILS better; top soil. Free estimates
Evening star., 1945-05-22
ROOMS EuRNysHEp-hortbe..t

1903 WEST VA. AVE. N.E.-Large front
bedroom for. couple. next bath: unlim
phone and Laundry privileges; So week
600 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Girl to share room
N apt. with another girl. June 1st; kit.
privils., homelike. Must be refined, non
COLORED-436 Luray pl. ne. Furn rm..
$40 wk.. for married couple or settled
men or > women.
COL0RED-Man to share nicely furnished
bedroom and living room with another man;
$3.50 week. 656 oath st. ne. Ii. 637b.
Evening star., 1945-05-22
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN' s
MOVING y STORAGE CO. ia. 2937. 22'
and lon distance; No Job too large and
10000 SO. FIT. available for storage: clean,
bright hreproof bldg: complete storage
service: very reasonable rates GE. 03O0
MOVING. PACKING AND GRATING. Quick
WANTED load or part load to and from
Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago,
Kansas City. Denver, New York. Boston,
and Texas. NORTHERN MOVING q STOR-
AGE CO. AT 9243
STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE $4,000
equipment; closed and open storage; local
moving padded vans See us before Sc
lecting your storage warehouse. Free es-
innate MANHATTAN STORAGE e.
TRANSFER CO., 639 New York cave. NV.
Phone ME 2042
Evening star., 1945-05-22
POULTRY e. EGGS.

THIS is THE MONTH for turkeys ant
ducklings. turkey is as capricious as q
prima donna. II you teach them to eat
they will live. I do this with private in
Structors and make available to you these
f1ne broad-b breasted turkey poults at days
TO l week old for 81 .35 ca; also mammoth
Imperial Pekin ducklings, 5 days to ]
week old, 40c ca: also thousands of baby
chicks each week. Telephone Rockville
I5S-W. JUDGE HUNT. Poets Lodge
West Montgomery ave, Rockville, Md
RAISE BROILERS for Haie's Restaurant,
must be experienced in handling large
numbers: good salary. Call DI 9S09
AGAIN WE SLASH OUR PRICES-We have
Slashed our chicken prices for the month OF
May on both baby and started chicks to
rock bottom special bargain Hampshire
reds Austria whites and silveI-laced Wyan-
dottes, barred. whites and bun rocks. Rhode
Island reds, white Wyandottes. buff Or.
spangled Hamburgs and the pure Imported
strain. of Danish brown Leghorns: / to 2
day old chicks. 1Sc each; 3 to day old
chicks, zoe each: 5 days to l week old
chicks 22c each: and Immediately avail.
able every day in May: Bib Tom Barron
and assorted broiler chicks, 1oc each;
mammoth Pekin ducklings and broad
breasted turkey poults. well started
Telephone Rockville 15S-W JUDGE HENRY
HUNT. Poets Lodge, West Montgomery
ave. Rockville. Md.
WANTED. turkey tom: will pay good price
A. KAUFMAN, 743S Allentown rd Sc
WASHINGTON 20. D. c. 23+
WILL HAVE $50 N H Reds, weeks old
Call after 8 pm. 5T02 Quintana st. ! blk
off Edmondson I'd, East Riveroale. Md. =
Evening star., 1945-05-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1926 10Th ST. N.W.-Large floor room
for 3 or 4. $40 each; also double, S42 so
each. and 4th-noor single. Best meals in
1901 18th ST. N.w.-vacancy in beautiful
2nd-fioor front near bath for 3 young
ladies. congenial home atmosphere; rea-
sonable; available at once.
1914 10th ST. NV young men to
share large triple room: good meals and
transportation; also vacancy for young
1867 KALoRAMA RD. NV single
rooms for gentlemen. Mt. Pleasant car
line co 1911
Evening star., 1945-05-22
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

FOR SALE - Registered thoroughbred
chestnut filly, 8 yrs. old, 16 hands. par
tally schooled Excellent hunter prospect
Price, $3.50. Elk. 0l32. Nights and Sum
days, WA I7l2
SMALL HORSE. suitable for children to
ride and drive and cultivate with Goats
Kids. Lawn mowers, farming implements
Saddles and brides harness and collars
Falls Church SG5-W-3
Evening star., 1945-05-22
ROOMS EURNlsHEp-Mp. and VA

FALLS CHURCH. IS Grove st.-Service-
Ist d, SIS wk. F Fails Church s9ss-J. A'i''
SILVER SPRING, 95O6 Old Bladensburg
rd.-Large double front bedroom, private
4 doors from bus: gentle home; $40 mo.
for girls. Avail June l. SH. 4005.
BETHESDA, Md; near Naval Hospital, 20
Winston dr.-Large rm.. pvt. bath; gentle
man: S3h Car neceSsarY WI 2lA3
Evening star., 1945-05-22
ROOMS EuRklsHEp-s.E. and s.w

l52 18th ST. S.E-Larse front room,
Ing distance Navy Yard; 81 week each,
gentlemen only.
CoLORED-Single, nicely furnished. for
reliable man, Sc weekly. ME 47sl.
339 Eve ST. Sw.
COLORED-l3i0 s. Car. ave. s.e.-Iarge
front room, furnished; gentleman only;
81 week 24s
Evening star., 1945-05-22
AVIATION.

ARPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION given
daily from 7 am. to 7:30 p.m. HYDE
ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for
postwar delivery of new Taylorcrafts.
Swlfts and Republic Seabee Amphibians.
ARTHUR C, HYDE. distributor Oliver
SSSS. CONGRESSIONAL Airport
Evening star., 1945-05-22
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL, male mos, old
housebroken; papers for reg. Axe; S35
COCKER PUPPY. 4 months old, registered
Call Temple 9226
BOSTON TERRIERS, m and T., wks
little beauties 45l7 Arkansas ave, NV,
Phone RA 1905
BOXER PUPPIES of the finest breeding
available. Excellent with children. easily
trained, adaptable to city or country. All
diStemper immunized SOUTHDOWN KEN
NEIS, Falls Church S35-J-ll
PARROT. young Mexican double yellow
head; good talker: beautiful PEDESTAL
type cage CO. 3774
BOSTON BULL, thoroughbred; reasona liable
Cali NO. 1885
BOSTON, toy female, no papers S35
Great PyreneeS 3 mos $40, $50
Persian kitten, red and tabby SO, SIS
Pomeranian type puppies S5, $40
Cookers. males only $40. $50
DOG HOTEL, 1914 Georgia ave. ia 1921
Evening star., 1945-05-22
BOATS.
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

OUTBOARD MOTOR. 90 h.p. Call Tenn.
! pie 26T9 Wednesday afternoon
Evening star., 1945-05-22

MIIChElh eUiCh, Ii. &ool OF WA. lfou
FIT. DAVIS ST. s.E.-semidetached brick,
6 rms. and bath, finished recreation room,
bifs Rasenfns; asoppns aas " pree, asA 500 90
esss esss and M sRRSer sanday. TR 0ay sai1 Exclusive
VIRGINIA GEORGIAN RESIDENCE, imme-
diate possession, in beautiful Belle Haven; zen;
4. ''n Price, pf s1s,75o; mot moderate D down Ia pay
balance ,ons5srm terms meEtssss HsSNN Ts
tHf1S tGf7S e9 Roi c. =. nes! nx s
living room with fireplace. dining room
dining alcove, den and powder room; 2nd
floor has large bedrooms. 2 baths, with
full bath in basement, oil h.-wh.. detached
garage, large lot This home has just beer
completely redecorated and at the price oi
pm, F; 4; TWEED CO, $500 Conn. ave
UPPER 18th ST, r,l located ted. near Sheridan
for apt; 1st f.. library, living room, dininl
room. modern kitchen; Oil NV: heat, built
agent. M Cali EN-. 1870 until pm. r. A
MaEP &C. BRfek nc HONE IN restricted
Cooper Lightbown. Large parallel 1st
large living and dining rooms, de lux
kitchen; two 2nd-hoor bedrooms, each vii
take twin beds; large closet, tiled bath
i well insulated, oil &C. heat. 2-car built
in garage. beautifully shrubbed lot will
over 200 rosebSshes rock garden. etc etc
Cali EN-. 1890 until 9 pm, F. A. TWEEI
S9kiNxB4 S4i Rasa WOO Woobs ssei SECTION - corne
| brick, S14, Gas h.-w. heat, spacious
bedrooms, bath. vestibule entrance, 2-cal
buiit-in garage; near schools and transp
Early possession; shown by appointment
Call EN-. 1890 until Q pm. F. A. TWEED
iCO., 1904 Conn. ave.
LIST COMMERCIAL on 14th ST.. near Caya.
1 lier Hotel-20-ft. row brick with room tt
| extend front for basement store; suitabl.
for 2 apts. on fioors above. Call Mr.. Ben.
nett until 8 pm, Ma 634I. GATEwOOr
s. BENNETT. Realtor. 1927 Eye st. NV
EXCEPTIONALLY weil-built house. II
rooms, baths, side alley Scar sarage:
Ideal for rooming house. Can after
o'clock. co. 1914. 24s
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Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
Plan Now For Overseas

is the plan of the War Department send physically qualified Officer and enlisted who has served of foreign duty before he is eligible for discharge.
 As and from heaters they will replace those serving the States who have been foreign so Therefore with these returning daily great that those of who have been leave for the future
 thought mind, should make plans for assignment that moment We must all, Officers and enlisted ae personal affairs order im mediatel Such aoments insurance of aor checked with Personal Affairs Office
 this has already been accomplished Those with families v ing plans handling their property and the easy dispatch of their families home they intend All of must be ready moments notice with the least ourselves and loved """
 Don't pocrastnate take of personal affairs so orders ready do share mon there and it with ma al returnh home
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
REMEMBER?

"We must accept this burden Unconditional surrender) and stand loyalty by the obligations we have undertaken. But we must not despair and fall into mute resignation. Once again we must set ourselves to stride along the path through the dark future."-German For eign Minister Ludwig Schwerin von KrOsigk, in broadcast an- nOuncing to the German people the surrender of all German forces to the Allies, May 6, 1945.
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
WOMEN'S CLUB ACTIVITIES

The following events have been scheduled by the Bradley Field Women's Club to be held at the Officers Club during the coming month.
 June Monthly meeting, MOO.
 June 3rd-Buffet Supper, 173O to 1880.
 June 9th-Dance, dress optional, 203O to 01O0.
 June 17-Buffet Supper, 173O to 1880.
 June 19th-Dessert Bridge, 1900 to 1900.
 June 23rd - Dance, dress op- tional, 2O3O to O100.
 The Officers Club is open every Friday from 1000 to 1900 for those members who wish to aid in Red Cross work for the Station Hos pital.
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
.,.' T E., =. ..t. z, .,eaIther inds ;. !. W wv u ,.,s
' ' ;. V ~.
By S/SGT. DAVE KENNEDY

Once again we lose one of our men from the observing section, Sgt. Hearty" Heaggerty, that frolicsome Irishman from Upper New York State. After a very brief sojourn with us he departs for foreign shores. We seem to keep our endorsements just long enough for orders to be made out on them for overseas.
 Sgt. "Jose" Hoffman looked up from his map. The shadowy figure standing by his side spoke quietly: "Time to go off shift, Jose" "What time is it?" About three in the morning." And as Sgt. "Jose" Hoff- man laid down his pen and rose to leave, Sgt. "Jose" Hoffman slid into the seat, picked up the pen and continued the map.
 Sgt. Jack Mowll, attached to us from Squadron F, received the welcome news from the swamps of the Carolinas that his wife and newly arrived son and heir are doing well. Due to the exigencies of the moment, Jack was unable to be there to greet the stork couple of weeks ago. Cpl. Joe "The Grem- lin" Bremen is now rejoicing in the anniversary of his first daughter, or if you prefer it, in the first an niversary of his daughter.
 In addition to their other meteo- rological worries, the weathermef are now on the brink of the hur- ricane season. The tropical dis turbances which would affect the East Coast would be those which originate in the Greater and Lesser Antilles. They can usually be spotted two or three days in ad- vance even with the sparse data that we have concerning their place of origin. But there is always double check in weather work and should our teeltypes garble when one of the hurricanes is forming, the Hurricane Warning Service, using pilots reports, always sends out an advisory warning. A great deal of credit should go to those pilots and weather men whose job it is to fly in all types of indictment weather. And flying over tropical disturbance is all in the days work to these men. Just how tropical hurricane originates is still a mat ter of conjecture. The most com mon conception of the formation of the embryo hurricane is that of a very flat zone of convergence in which great convective activity causes extreme vorticity and cy clonic torque. Once the motion has been set in movement inertia will serve to maintain the initial ener- gy. Anyway, pretty soon now we will have open season on tropical hurricanes.
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02

Chicago (CNS)-Clara Wagner climbed into the back of an ambu- lance to assist a sick friend. En- route to the hospital, the machine made a sharp turn, hurled good neighbor Clara through the doors and into the street. She and her sick friend now occupy adjoining hospital beds.
 Salem, Wis. (CNS)-Mike Kitty backed his truck into garage, un- loaded a pile of building materials and then found the empty truck was too high to get out. He had to reload the materials to compress
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
Evening Mass at Chapel Sunday

Mass will be held at the Base Chapel on Sunday evening at 1860 for the convenience of the person mel working on shifts in connection with redeployment who cannot at tend services in the morning. Chaplain John F. Devlin will of- ficiate at the Mass.
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
China Turned Down
 Peace Bid by Japs

Mexico City (CNS)-According to Dr. Lin Lin, representative of the Chinese Ministry of Informa- tion, China recently received peace overtures from Japan but replied curtly talk to the United Nations. China is not discussing peace with the Japanese alone"
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
GIs Invited to
 Auto Workers Party Tonight

Bradleyites have been invited to attend dance, sponsored by Local TIP of the United Auto Workers, CIO, to be held at St. Casimir's Hall, Terryville, Conn.,, this eve ming (Saturday) at 200O. Beer and other refreshments will be served.
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02

THIS WEEK AT THE REC HALL The Base Recreation Hall is located to the North of the Main Gate. Those attending social functions should Class "A uniforms only.
 Monday June 1945 JWB-USO DANCE Music by Gibson Wood and his Orchestra. Hostesses from JWB-USO in Hartford Sandwiches, fruit, punch and other refreshments.
 Tuesday June 1945 ROLLING KITCHEN DANCE Sponsored by Rolling Kitchen Unit of Hartford Host esses refreshments and entertainment including or chestra.
 Wednesday June 1945 USO FROLIC DANCE Sponsored by the Windsor Locks USO with plenty of music, USO hostesses and light refreshments
 Thursday June 1945 JWBUSO DANCE Sponsored by the JWBUSO of Hartford and again fea turing refreshments, provided by Women's Auxiliary of Jewish War Veterans.
 Saturday 9 June 1945 USO FROLIC DANCE Windsor Locks USO again brings music hostesses and refreshments to the Rec Hall NOTE: Unless otherwise indicated, all affairs at Rec Hall begin at 200O, end at 23OO. open from 1000 to 23OO daily Features lounge oa pool tables ping pong tables rado public telephone
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
Diaper Digest

CWO William s. Gray, IT,, added another little Gray to his morning report last Monday, May twenty eighth, when his wife, Audrey, First Sergeant of the Gray home stead, reported the arrival of 8 daughter who checked in at the Hartford Hospital at 2340.
 The new recruit, who gave her name as Pamela E. Gray and weighed six pounds twelve ounces on arrival, reported per Special Orders of her parents and will join in basic training with her l8- month-old sister, Nathalie, in the near future.
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02

Germany (CNS)-Three Soviet Guards sergeants have raised in Berlin a blood-soaked banner which they carried almost 200O miles from Stalingrad, according to an account in "Pravda."
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02

Detroit (CNS)-This city's police force is being trained in the use of drunkometers. They will be used in an effort to cut down the number of auto accidents attributed to drunken driving.
 Richmond, Va. (CNS)-Much- married Pauline Condon has asked the court for a divorce from her 18th husband. The charge: He hit her on the head with his artificial leg.
 Tacoma, Wash. (CNS) - Pat O'Malley, a handsome cop, was pa trolling his beat when a strange blond rushed up and hugged him impulsively. Unimpressed, Officer O'Malley arrested the blond-for disorderly conduct.
 Lebanon, Tenn. (CNS)-Arrest- ed for beating up woman he mis- took for his wife, a Lebanon Coun- ty resident was freed on bail SUD- piled by a woman who really was his wife. Ut proves that he loves me-" said she.
Bradley beam., 1945-06-02
Is Your Home TOavn Listed?

the truck springs enough so that it would squeeze under the door. Out side, he transferred the load to a smaller truck, drove in again and unloaded.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-26
WATER and SEWER
SERVICE UNLIKELY
IN BENN'5 PLAT

The city indicated yesterday it
will not extend water or sewer serv-
ice into Benn's plat. The Dayton
City Commission after conferences
with a Miami Conservancy district
official, reached the decision in
formally.
Alfred Swift Frank, attorney for
the district, told city officials the
district bought 80 per cent of the
100 acres in tract south of Stew
art street for spoils bank. The rest
will be acquired by condemnation
proceedings now in progress.
"In the five months it would
sewer service to the plat, the con-
servancy district will own the ter
ritory," City Manager Fred Eichel-
berger told city commissioners.
Frank explained that the conserv-
ancy district could not use water
and sewage connections built by the
city.