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Evening star., 1945-04-02
Washington Produce

pr. From the War FooS O., Adminlstration !H,na,ns
Prices PAID Tor Esaerai:s5sss srassd ed, esEs
q. S. grade 4, medium, $3.50; ayerase,
sTase sn s5 !yasf afads e aras medium IN S? 81
Total volume I !, Of Sfsi.lIy
satn* aas s ss vases enaas mr'a
refeiyfS IivE PoGErkYmMaH.a saef! s,9 lm Arrivals
include one medium load today and one
large load late Saturday an; and two Loads
today h for civilian distTibution Prices
s Sss Dd bu xhn Do
which prices were no. available: Prices
tion charges included according to mile
agel. Fowl, 29.so; broilers and fryers,
~ fruits and Vegetables.
Sales to 8 am on this mornings whole
''s 1i X sss 19 vsr9 ea0' du
so~ SIC 'f@aae fon good '1s stoe Msysnd % pennsy
yania. virginia and West Virginia, bushel
baskets and Eastern crates: .. s. o6 Ne q J.
around 2.75, few 800; Staymans. ga
inch minimum, mostly around 800. very
leS aSo ynts Few 5a5 aorfs' a9.HineS % miri@am 1a
mostly $50, few high as 275. 2la-inch
Rnimum Rsnp mostly .TSand INN fe" moss;
around $50. few lower. few higher: 2la-
inch mnimnm ss5, S.,I ieT lower, very oIs, isw
nary TO fair quality and condition. all sizes
various varieties low as 50. few hish as
saps, 436, some 4.25 few 4.61, smaller
and isI Sfsy snd about as steaSS
h 5unches' large. 5000. 90, mostly $50
meapm sma Mostly sss 200 mesy Sers So $50
bunches. Ereen. large size. 500 medium
dozen punches. Jumbos, 120O-l 90. extra
select. mostly 1900, select, LOO. fancy
SNAP BEANs-suppies very light for
fresh stock. market rather frm at ceiling.
sSTdf sna TenseTase.ns hsmDts en ho
0SfsS BRoccoIiMMarEss as flasx sssef slightly weaker
California, pony crates 2ss, best, 600
eABsHoMliet Hs4s hifnsr sss sseads suai foss
bushel baskets, domestic round type. mostly
sasSs " dsnssts ss zoo ioass 5ps
CARROTS-Market steady. Los Angeles
crates: dozen; 2 Salifornia for and Arizona. Al n,
SSuaIity, S;5o-$; 10. Texas, $;as-4 @; @
cAG6I.iHFSlLowER-Market 6.HSL slightly weaker.
californla han,e1ates d;s ,l Us and n0 larger
sh fEeENsMaTsss 'sssy Golden Fs5lfi
2kaa4 doz.. 3:5o.5 90; few best; 5.60'
tONIONS-Market dull Mostly consid-
lows. U S, No 1, mostly eo,7o per cent
ordinary quality and condition. low as
So Ohio. 1.0e-l .25; few best. 1.50: Min
nesota; segnaerally 5000 quality mostly
Quality and condition, so; 50-pound sacks,
white. medium size. many .sprcuted. LOO
$50; Colorado, 50-pound sacks, sweet
Spanish, No. ], 3 inches and larger, mostly
around 235 few lower
baskets @ California Wonders " and and other
Bull Nose type, few best, 4.00-4.09 fair
quality and condition. $50, few ordinary
quality and condition, ESQ.
Potato Market Dull
POTATOES-Market dull. Demand very
slow for best stock No demand. too few
sales to establish market for size. Maine.
loo-pound sacks, various varieties. U. s:
$50, few hisher: New York, 1Oo-pound
sacks, Round Whites, U. s. No. /. size A.
mostly around $50, few 3.60-3.70, very
few highers Florida, 50-pound sacks. Bliss
Triumphs, .. s; No. l. 2,5l-2.61;;,
baskets, savoy type, Norfolk section. mostly
around 125, few best higher; Pennsyl-
vania, fair quality, rs. few lower.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. April 2 qn IwFAl l;-Asalable
steady, good and choice Ssrrcws ' and gifts, Tits
L I4o pounds up, at I'll l4.75 ceiling; rood and
' Ssisbis s cattle. 800: to.ai iaooo;
salsble calves, 500; total. 800; fed steers
and yssr!inss. 1926 higher: TOP 1880 Or on
IA. .5O-i 90: heifers strong. best, 1878;
bulk. l4.50-16;00: cows and bulls slov
hisher on both classes; cutter cows, 9.25
down; both beef and cows 10.0o-12.50:
weighty sausase bulls. mostly 1900 down,
and heavy fat bulls. 1880 and below:
vealers Arm at 1880 down, with choice
odd head to IA 90; stock cattle in negligible
supply, undertone arm.
Saiable sheep, 10000; total, 10000:
rood to choice fed wooded Westerns, IL. 90.
two loads less desirable. 1870; load lots
well finished Colorado lambs held 1855
and sliehtly above; load medium to good
79.pound fed lambs. 1880: no early
mon and medium wheat-pastured ewes
held above $50 down.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Stock Leaders Edge
Fractions Higher
In Quiet Trading
By VICTOR EUBANK,
As.ortataa praes Tfno pciol writf r

NEW YORK, April 2.-Stock mar
ket leaders generally edged into
moderately higher territory today
on another OF the smallest turn
overs OF the past five months.
Earnings, dividends and the urge
to get idle cash working served to
inspire certain amount Of bidding.
Belief the late March slide had bet
tered the lists technical health also
was an investment factor, Thoughts
of big war developments being In
the of11ng, however, accentuated
Wall Street caution.
Improved tendencies appeared at
the start and gains of fractions to
a point were we'll distributed near
the fourth hour.
Ahead most of the time were
Santa Fe, Northern Pacific, u. s.
Steel, Bethlehem, U. S. Rubber,
North American, Union Carbide,
Kennecott, Standard Oil IN. j.,
Distillers Corp. and Johns-Manville.
Bonds and commodities were
steady.
Among forward curb leaners were
American Gas, FanSteel, Cities
Service and Monogram Pictures.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Nozis Form GuerriIIos
In Werewolf Bonds
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 2.-Formation Of
German guerrilla bands called
Werewolves was proclaimed last
night by Berlin, and the Moscow
radio commented today:
The wolf hunt is on-good hunt.
ing"
Berlin exhorted all Germans in
occupied areas to support the Were
wolves and continued to fight the
Allies. The broadcast said the name
was taken from German mythology.
1t described werewolves as wild be-
ings who hide in forests and "pounce
on all Gods creatures with tower
ing rage"
Evening star., 1945-04-02
D. {. Bank CIearinqs
Set New High Mark
During March
By EDWARD G. STONE.

Bank clearings in Washington ir
March reached $198 8.030, ,379 90, com.
pared with $166, ,803, ,37l.86 in March
1914, an increase Of $31 .227 ,007 2:
and the highest total for March or
record, George H. Bright, manager
Of the Clearing House Association
announced today.
With one exception, the March
Cancelled check total was the high.
est for any month in the history
of the Clearing House. The single
exception was last December, when
with the aid of Christmas trade
clearings climbed to the all-timt
peak Of s204, 4,581 ,067.
The striking March gain pushed
clearings for the first quarter to 6
new high mark of $585 ,289 1886 81
against $500, 2,336,7l5.86 in the like
1914 period, Jump of $S2,952 ,6l9.9s
SO far this year.
Bankers today assigned the mount.
ing clearings in March to the huge
sums paid in all kinds of taxes or
March Is and to the all-time recorc
in the volume Of Easter trade.
Trust Expansion Urged.
1t Is important that bankers ex-
tend their trust service to small
estates, according to l.. B. Rose.
berry, Los Angeles banker, who
makes this appeal to ABA mem
bers:
while trust men have long real
ICED that the dollar value of their
average account has been decreas-
ing, only recently have they awak-
ened to the implications OF this
definite trend. The era of small
business is here, with promise thai
1t will remain.
while substantial fortunes will
continue to be accumulated through
the genius, initiative, daring and
thrift of some persons, the days OF
multimillionaires seem to be pass
ing
Retirement Plan Approved.
Stockholders of the Washington
Gas Light Co. at the annual meet
ing approved the employees retire.
ment plan, which had been sub
mitted for consideration.
Peoples Hardware combined sales
in Washington and nearby Mary
land and Virginia showed an in
crease in March business OF 1874 per
cent over the same month in 1914,
Samuel Del Vecchio, president and
general manager, announced. Busl-
ness for the first quarter broke an
records.
The Federal Reserve Board states
that the value of department store
sales in February and the first half
Of March, in the Nation, was % per
cent larger than in the correspond
ing period year ago
The Washington Office announces
that the Standard Oil Co. Of New
Jersey has reduced by "a per cent
the cost of orld-wide air travel
insurance to its employees on COM
pany business.
Charles L. Carr. assistant con-
troller of the Potomac Electric Pow
er Co.. has been elected to member
ship in the Controllers Institute Of
America.
Heavy Trading on Exchange.
Trading was extra heavy on the
Washington Stock Exchange today,
with Capital Transit, Garf1nckel
common. Carpet, Hecht common,
Mergenthaler, and Washington Gas
issues leading in volume Railway g.
Electric preferred and Woodward g.
Lothrop also appeared on the board
the days turnover reaching $50
shares.
Evening star., 1945-04-02

War bonds are the civilians ammu-
milton against the Japs and Nazis.
While the civilian cannot take part
in actual battles he can do 50 vicari-
ously through tanks, guns and other
materieI Of war purchased with his
War bond money.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
CHICAGO Grain

tablishing a new seasonal peak sold at
.221a. up the scent limit from Sat-
urdays close. Other grain futures mar
May wheat at 1.72A was also at a
new seasonal high and 2ts cents above
the previous finish.
Profit- taking developed frequently but
the offerings were absorbed quickly and
setbacks were only minor During the
closed a scarcity of offerings Commits
sion house demand had been persistent
throughout the session and many STOP
loss orders we're uncovered.
At the finish wheat was u to 2h
higher than Saturdays close, May, 1.72h.
Corn was up ia TO- 2h, May. 1.13A-h.
Rye was up 2ss to 4h. May. 1.22A-h
Barley was UNCHANGED to ga higher,
May, 09h
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Increase Is Reported
In Crude Oil Stocks
BY the Asyociated Press.

The Bureau of Mines reported
that stocks Of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum totaled 221 ,227 900
barrels on March "a, a net increase
Of 1,741,0 900 barrels for the week.
Domestic crude increased 1889 900
barrels; foreign crude increased
202, 900.
Daily average production was
4,782 600 barrels, an increase of 5000.
Runs to stills averaged 4,742, 900, q
decrease of 81 900.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Market AVERAGES
FOREIGN Exchonqe

NEW YORK, April R-Foreisn
dollars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
q. s. cents. unchansed VI
Europe-Great Britain official buying,
402; selling, 4.04
unchanged; Brazil free, 5.25n; Mexico,
20 65n.
Nominal
Evening star., 1945-04-02
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April 2 lS.-The cotton
futures market rallied rs much as rs cents
q bale today on aggressive mill and outside
erased on subsequent profit-taking.
Continued heavy movement Of cotton
into Government hands the advance in the
Of favorable action on price control legisla-
ton supported the market.
Late afternoon prices we're 25 to 55
cents q bale higher May, % OS; July,
21 81, and October, 81 Al
Evening star., 1945-04-02
N. Y. Bond Market
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.
(Furnix he'd ~ the ssac} ted ppesa. 4

tlC 4As 90 e@ih
,CC0L 81 6S 4 oolh
itCCSL lAs 0J 05A
lint tat 4sss 81 1o1iA
lint TAT So IS 1o4
Z c ~ DC - 30 00iA
iLeh v II + IS s. 61h
IL v IS zoos 81 81
Itch v 41as zoos 50A
,Leh y q zoos 56B
'IHSPSSM Il 81 1874
MKT lst 1890 6oib
\ No p 6Ks<9 17h
mo P IS ~ p 1914
mo p 81 ~ ! - 79h
mo p gen - 70 3@h
Nor q Z lhs bB 7oiA
i lMor&E hs20OO 6oA
'INIT&T Is 62 114lh
i NJ Pw&L IS "A 1o7lA
] INOTM 6Ms s. -
] NYC # 81 20l3 %.
'lNYC ksbsz013A AiA
NYC En- ~ pa 06ih
iNYC&StL3A rs 1o5h
IN 7 L q W Is 7a 90
/ NYEHH os 4S IS
! NYNHH 4Ms a. 81
ISyNHH q 81 25ih
lNYNHH 8 3hs47 50
'lNYSW gn IS 80 IL
,lNYSW RI IS 81 81
iNorf q 81 2O;A 55ih
Nor P Is 81 113h
! Nor p rs 2O4. TN
jP G&E 3ias 66 1o7
PenO&D 3s4s6s 1o7
Pen RR e44ssl 1884
peo d Elm - 90 52lA
IPh-R c l IS g. 243
I!PCC&SL 3sss75 1864
'lRens&Sr Gm 75 1o7
1 stLSP 81 30 3 SIN
i StLSY 4 rs ~ AlM
I5tLSP Is SO 4. 53N
lIStISW 81 So rs
! lStPKCSL4ss41 42h
llso Pse 4hs 6S s3N
'lSo Pac 4hs 81 eAlA
So Pac n As s. 1854
u lSoPae4hsOr77 100
] Sou Ry sn - 50 e9h
'lTex&FS6 rs 80 100
rex Corp IS 6b 1o1h
third Ave s. 40 3
WalwoYth Il b6 1o1N
,iWest Nd % 81 1o5N
! w Pac 4as20l4 1o1i@
invest On IS 90 1914
Wis Cent - 90 02lA
Evening star., 1945-04-02

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today.
100 an 1zo 600 1900 noon 24o 600
100 pm $50 600 300 pm $50 600
fUnit OF trading 10 shares: sales printed
in fun In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reofganixed under Bankruptcy Act.
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on, last
quarterly or semiyannual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
dends are not included. TX dividend
xr TX rights . Also extra or extras Cash
or stock. Paid last year. PAYABLE In
stock. { Declared or paid 30 far. this year.
lated dividends paid or declared tbs year.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Washington Exchange

Capital Transit Co, 20 at SO.
Wash Ry. g. Elec. pfd., ! 5 at 1872.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Transit Co., 10 at SO, so at 321a,
100 at .32h. 80 at 3212.
Gar1nckel common, 33 at 21s4.
Carpet Corp, SO at 81.
Woodward & Lothrop common. 10 at SO.
Wash. Ry. & Elec. pfd., Is at 122.
Hecht common, so at 217s.
Washington Gas common. IS at 25ss.
Washington Gas = SaSP 80 Pfd.' at 1o7h.,
Evening star., 1945-04-02

ans 69-64 DIR 1ol s
2hs 7O-6B 1o1 5
gas 71-66 1ol 8
NEW YORK CITY
10 80 121t
FOREIGN. 2:O'
Arsint 4s ~ Ap 95L
Australia 6s ob 1857
Austral 4hs Sc 1ol1
Canada Is 60 1loA
Columbia 3s 70 51L
Denmk 4hs 90 06
Kreug&T Is 80 s
Pol Az s SO asd 235
DOMESTIC. 2tn
Abit PIP Is 6Sst 1oo3'
Am r d r IS 50 1z1l
Am Tob IS 90 1c3z
| Armour 4hs rs lo21
ACL list 4s 81 1o0,
ACL AZ . o 1063
nAN Oh n mi
GAO o6 G - 073
B&O 1000 D - 90
B&O ev 90 e7z
B&O - 4S 49, 1o3L
b&O g " 80 o5
Bost Ne aus 70 -
Bnk UG 3tas 80 1oei>
3 c r q N IS ~ 34y
Can N Is SO Oct III
Can p Is perp lo23
Cen Pac 6s 60 lois
r,hi q Alr s. ~ 37l
CB&0 z A. 81 1l3a
c B g. @ 334s "A lo6L
:MSfP rs 10 06/
cASPP IS 200n 21
cMsP 4hs 40 e 1lll
CASP Ans 40 = 11ll
CNSP 3 ss SO B 6S3
CNW 4hs % v, o9z
GRIP Ans 90 Is
GRIP II aS ~y
GRIP n q 70 521
cinUnTer2A74 1o31
CCCSL. AVS II 92A
c. q r rAAs77 lo6
Com I'd 8Ms 6s llT
Con OIL 3hs 81 1o%
| OARO q 80 613
D6R0W IS 6b . 10
Ftrest TR IS 81 1o49
Pa e c IS ~ 603
| ct Nor 3hs 80 11li
0M&O inc2016 81,
Hud c 81 d2 A 763
q n MH6H 81 u
Evening star., 1945-04-02
IN. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED |
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.
FURNISHED By the Associated PressJ

)NLY ISSUES CHANGED
.EvIOUS CLOSE.
the Associated Press.)
.OOiMesabi iron ~
Hone .l5g 10
3iAMid WstCp 2ne 15
oiAi Midwest Oil u "a
5iA MINING Crp Can 5l9
I Mono Pictures 3M
Fuel q so II
GAIN Z p A 6pf Ok 66l1
~ N e T d T 1i3g- 11A,h
PAIN Y Pei pf 6 lo73A
AZ Niles -Bem-P Ks 1874
3Iz Nor Am Lt&Pwr 2Hb
2At No Nat Gas as 35M
lA Nor ct Pvr A 1874
2lh pantepec l1M
6iz Penn P6Lpf7 111h
2itl Pierce-Qov ls-- 261A
03kI Pitts d L E6 60h
soc 81
5 Powdr&Alex.20 IA
, Prem Cid h.01g IA
oSslPug Sd PLI.2O 15iA
e3tl Quaker Oats s 70
4 IRsytheon new 1885,
61t Red Bank OIL 1ss
li1I Ryan Aero .15g III
4sslRyanConPet Ae ,
ossl st Resis Paper ga
D salt Dome OIL 3
) ESchulte Of 5 0@ih
7AlScrant-SBW Of 96
aAI Selected Ind Ia
lAI selec Ind cv Of 15iA
5 Seton Lea .S5e 1oh
D SuxCG&E pr a l13
S sonotone 30 az
6izISou Col Pw A IA
I Std Pv d L Of ia
6Nl NlStd Products las l2A
sNl lSupPCemA $50 45h
l Technicolor Ag n
5sblTodd Ship 1Ae. 1874
5laIUlen Real 5M
5A UnitAtrc Prod I IL
3XI Unit Cig-Wh St 3A
5hl Utd Wall Pa. lie ~
~ Ut-Ida sug .15g 3h
~ Wagner B vt20g 1zh
} Wilms-Oi)-O-M IN
lAlWolv'rineP Gem Sz
"a Wright Har h.2o 3b
a. IN the ioregoins table
ements based on the last
annual declaration On
ID. special OF extra div.
Guided q Also extra "
stock Paid last year
Declared or paid %
b PAYABLE In Canadian
Iated dividends paid Or
7 ~ With warrants |
Evening star., 1945-04-02
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
10 he!ders Of
Washington Roilwoy end Electric compony
Consolidated Msrtsass Fsur Per Cent
Fifty-Year Gold Bonds due
December I. I0Hl

Ocee0UcE II lUOl
NOTCH Is HEREBY GIVEN that pur.
suant to the provisions Of Article Fourth OF
the Consolidated MORTGAGE from Washing-
ton Railway and Electric Company to
United States Mortgage and Trust Conn
pany. Trustee. dated March /, 1902, the
undersigned has elected to redeem and does
hereby call for redemption and payment on
June l, 1915, all Of the Consolidated Mort.
gage Four Per Cent, Fifty-Year Gold Bonds
issued and outstanding under the aforesaid
Consolidated Mortgage at 106% Of the
principal amount thereof, together With in.
ssrsst accrued to june 1; I94s, and paid
Ing on and after June !. 1945, should be
surrendered for such redemption and pay.
ment st the Corporate Trust Department
iof Chemical Bank and Trust Company.
successor Trustee under the Consolidated
on or after June 1, 1945. All rsgistsred
Bonds should be accompanied hy duly exc.
cuted instruments OF transfer in blank,
From and after said REDEMPTION date Of
June !. 1045, interest on said Bonds VIII
cease to accrue and coupons maturing sub.
,seouent TO said date will be null and void.
WASHINGTON RAILWAY AND
Electric COMPANY
BY A. g. Neal. President.
Dated: February /. 1945.
Evening star., 1945-04-02

Consolidated Mortgase Four Per Cent.
Fifty-Year Gold Bonds due December 1.
1851. may at their option surrender the
june 1, 1945, and thereupon receive the
full redemption price tineluding premsum
and accrued interest to June /, 1o46D
payable upon the terms above stated.
WASHINGTON railway AID
NDCTRtC COMPANY
By A. q. Neal Prsa1suA Q
Dated: February /. 1o46.
Evening star., 1945-04-02

| Am 0&E l.o0a
A G&E Of A.76 !.
Am It d T 1.20
| Am Seal-Kp.15s
Ark Nat Gas A
ArkNGas pf.45k
Art Met Wk 80
| Atlas Ply 40
Babe d vii i4g
Blue Ridge .16f
BlueRid cvpf Sd
Brax TLAP he
Britain OH hi
Brown For DIST
CanInAlA h.35e
| Cen & 8 W Util-
| cities Service
| Claude Neon Its
| Colts p p Arms
CGBal pfB 4b0 l.
Cons Steel C hg
Cop Range Ae
Cuban At Sus BE
Det Mich St.f0e
Det Stl Prod Ag
Domest Ind A
EasG&F6pf1h hk
East States of B
EastSugA pf2he 4
q B&S Of 8 !
u Pol I'd pf A [
Elliott Co
EqitCp S3pf sIk 4
Eversharp1.20a !
Falstan Br .60a
FansteelMetNe
Frank c Dis20e
Gen Finan 20
Godchx SgB he
Hecla Minins !
Hoe r q Co A :
nj Power
fntl Hyro q Of :
Int Utilities ssg :
Jacobs A E.2ne
Kingston P 20
'.ouisL6 cxo 90
Massey Harris
McWtllDredTAe !
Merr-Ch&Scot J
Rates of divide
are annua, disbur
quarterly or semi
less otherwise no
idends are not u
extras d Cash OF
{ PAYABLE In stocl
far this year
funds. / Account
declared this ye
Evening star., 1945-04-02
rRrvnEcE OF IMMEDIATE PAYMENT

By A. @. Neal.
Dated: February I. 1945.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
A Long Tine Ago

long fact, almost few thousand ago. young died that others might live You might call Him soldier WAS soldier. He put soldiers enemy the that His thoughts humiated stoned finally nailed and cruched. There many by watched Him die they could have helped didn't might that those people civilized and them might be right
 look the record chalked so-caled civilized the IF NOT WORSE!!!
 Today there soldiers just like that Soldier ago. being and still there by and watch who could help
 but don't. Aren't they be considered just barbarc, a uncvized?"
 every minute, every countless and men of all nations who have lived blood You're probably far removed horrors of understand that because of pint soldier life. listen you saying Forgive Father for they know they you listen hear his last breath sigh Mother perceive thy son."
 Let your conscience be your guide
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
Mardi Gras Dance At Springfield USO Tonight

A Mardi Gras dance at the U.S.O. Center in Springfield to- night, will feature the ending of Lent and will welcome in the Spring.
 Junior Hostesses wifi come in Mardi Gras costumes and there will be the crowning of the king and queen. Prizes for the most at tractive and most beautiful and most comedy costumes will be awarded. There will also be many unique features typical of a Mardi Gras celebration, including a kiss ing booth, fortune teller, horrible monsters and fat ladies. Music will be furnished by the Springfield Street Railway Orchestra.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
PLATTER
 CHATTER
M/SGT. D. P. STEELE

To the real lovers of EfLe Jazz Hot", the news that Eddie Condon will soon be in town is cause for real rejoicing. Eddie and his boys will give concert of jazz classics at the Bushnell Auditorium in Hartford on April 9th. Condon is rated by most jazz enthusiasts as the greatest living arranger and virtuoso of the hot guitar. He has appeared at Carnegie Hall on five occasions and for the past year has been the brains behind very successful show from Town Hall in New York. If Condon runs true to form, items like Candy, and other sweet "pop' tunes will not be on the program. "Muskrat Ran1ble," "Wolverine Blues, and Room 1104" will probably be done, along with tunes done in the 1920 New Orleans style.
 It behooves all Bradleyites who swear by unadulterated jazz done by small, hot outfits, to be on hand on this great day that's a'coming.
 Speaking of small, hot combines, the live Five from Squadron c rates as one of the best these ears have heard in a long time. A sing ing arrangement, a la Johnny Long, of "The Sunny Side of the Street" is especially good, and never fails to cause mass "knock- ing out" of the audience.
 New platters on the local juke- boxes show little promise, with a few exceptions. Some guys and gals will like Clover Man" by Billie Holiday, Sepian Queen of the Blues. "S'Wonderful" by Shaw's new band is fair, but pale shadow of Artie's work of old. "I've Said , It Again, by Munroe seems to be the favorite of A Sqdn, while any number by Der Bingle sends most of the male contingent. One num- Der that's especially popular on Wednesday night at the NCO is, "Shdw Me the Way to Go Home" "
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
Civvy
 SideIishts
DID YOU KNOW

THAT: Major J. w. Searles, who has been a visitor here on the Base in connection with the Field experiment being conducted, was the Technical Advisor for that fine Orientation Film, Soldiers With out Guns", which we all were privileged to see a few weeks ago?
 THAT: MT. and Mrs. Julius Chazen are the proud parents of a daughter, Karen Lynne, born March 3Oth in Springfield? Con- gratulations from us all
 THAT: Helen Gray of Trans portation and Maintenance Control Center, and Sgt. Warren Morse, US. Marine Corps, have announced their engagement and are plan- ming their wedding for next month?
 THAT: Among the Easter bon nets on parade last Sunday in New York weer two from Bradley Field, namely Albina Beaubien and Eleanor Blowerf of Base AF Supply? Lucky gals.
 
 THAT: Several of our "oldest" :" Gin service only) employees have had to leave Bradley and it won't seem the same without them around here. They are Marie Vail, Staff Car Driver, Helen Frank of Base AF Supply and Louise How lett of Acft. Maint. Office. Then we lost John Flaherty to the Navy. We are certainly going to miss you all, but here's the very best of luck.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY
 BOWLERS Destination Unknown! Thursday, April IF

So read the tickets for party being planned by these depart ments as farewell to the bowling season for this year and it prom ises to be a great occasion packed full of surprises and thrills. Pre- dictions are that next season will be even bigger and better than last year and that was just about perfect. MT. Otis Bassow says that those who buy their tickets early are going to be the lucky ones be- cause there is a quota of 75 reser- vations. A word to the wise-rreed we say more?