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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-04-22

Glasgow Lutheran will have two
identical services Easter morning, at
Gas and II. Sermon: Easter Vic
tory"
Special music: The senior choir
will be present at both services.
Choir anthem open My Eyes by
McFarlene, with solo lead by La
Verne Baker. The ladies quartet
will sing The Lord is My Shop
herd" by Shubert.
The 9:45 services will take the
place of the regular Sunday school
session. At $50 a. m. the Luther
league and Dorcas young peoples
groups are having the traditional
Easter breakfast at $50 which will
be followed by a program in charge
of Elsie Hotter, president of Luther
league.
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HERE FOR FUNERAL

State Sen. Fred H. Robinson. John
were i'm Glasgow Thursday to at
tend the funeral services for John
Etchart.
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Church

Easter Sunrise service at $50.
Youth Fellowship breakfast at 8
for juniors and seniors. Church
school at 10. Youth Fellowship at
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st. Church

Every Sunday: Masses at Glas-
gov at 8 and 10, and masses at Fort
Peck at 9. week days: Masses every
day at 7:30.
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Many E%nlistments Received
I'm Cancer Control Campaign

Mrs. st. John will be assisted by
Mrs. Stein of Glentana and Mrs.
Walter Irgens of Opheim.
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Nashua Lutheran

Good Friday evening communion
services at 8. Easter Sunrise serv-
ices at 6 a. m.
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Highlighting this weeks period of
the Second War Loan campaign,
the Glasgow Kiwanis club will spon-
sor a countrywide war bond auction
and dance at the Glasgow civic
center beginning at 8 on Saturday
night.
Featuring the program will be
music by the 14-piece Bombardaire
orchestra from the Great Falls air
base. which is donating its services
for the occasion. The orchestra of
IA pieces brings many air force
musicians formerly with big name"
dance bands of the United States.
It's appearance was arranged
through the special service section
at the Glasgow airbase.
Every Glasgow merchant and bus
mess house is donating some article
for the auction. Otto H. Bundy,
chairman of the committee in
charge. announced today. Auction
GERS will be Milo Jennings of Opheim
and John C. McColly Of Hinsdale.
Each article put up will be sold"
to the highest bidder in war bonds.
a CItIlCdl SJdll VIII NC dJ l1lC duS-
ton and each successful bidder will
purchase his bonds at that time.
Each person who attends will pay
an admission" which will be a
25-cent war stamp, which he will
keep.
: C. H. Brocksmith. county chair
man of the campaign, stressed that
the auction is for the benefit of
all communities in the county. The
bonds will be credited to commun-
titles and their quotas as the pur-
chaser directs.
Farmers May Help
while local business places and
merchants are donating articles. the
committee will also welcome those
from Valley county farmers Dr.
others who wish to give anything
to be auctioned," Mr.. Bundy said.
"All articles should be taken to the
civic center and handed to a COM
mittee member. They should bear
the donors name so they may be
acknowledged"
There is a single purpose behind
this auction-to help meet Valley
countv's quota of S270 OOO," Mr..
Bundy added. There will be ample
articles to auction. Whether you
wish to buy $4,000 or $25 in bonds,
your bid will be welcomed as a
patriotic help"
Serving with Mr.. Bundy on the
Kiwanis committee in charge are
T. w. Leedham, j. E. Brown, E. D.
Benson and j. P. Sternhagen.
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Bethel at Grain

Easter services at 2:30 p. m.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Inquest Planned in Death
OF Bette Davis Husband
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 30.-Coro-
ner Frank Nance has announced
he will call an inquest this week
in the death of Arthur Farnsworth,
husband of Bette Davis, screen
actress.
Date of the inquiry has not been
fixed, the coroners Office stated last
night. Mr.. Farnsworth, 36, Western
representative of a Minneapolis
firms aeronautical division, died
Wednesday after a fall on Holly
wood boulevard.
DIR. Paul Moore said Mr.. Farms
worth suffered a basal fracture of
the skull, possibly in previous fall
at his farm home near Sugar Hill,
N. H., in June.
The coroner's Office stated the in
quest would not impede removing
the body to Rutland, Vt, where a
second funeral service is scheduled
this week.
Hollywood rites for Mr.. Farms
worth Saturday were simple and
brief. The Rev. Paul G.. Favour,
retired Episcopalian minister and
uncle of Miss Davis, read the service.
Miss Davis, attired in black and
wearing dark glasses, remained
within the church a few minutes
after the service to regain COM
posure.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Brazil TO Send Big Force
To Europe, Dutra Says
By the Associated press

By the Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 30
Brazil is preparing to send a fight
ing force to Europe-and I do not
mean a token force" Gen. Eurico
Gaspar Dutra, Brazilian Minister
of War, asserts.
Brazirs top military man was in
San Antonio to inspect Brazilian
and United States training in this
area. His observations of American
troops in training have influenced
the training of the Brazilian Army,
he indicated in statement Satur-
day night
Some years ago. he said, he Or
dered a reorganization of the Bra
lillian Army to conform with ma
teriel received from the United
States.
He also pledged the firm deter
mination of Brazil for an all-out
fight.
The general was high in his praise
of United States weapons and train
ing based on his observations dur
ing recent visits to Fort Benning,
infantry center, and Fort Knox,
armored force center.
Evening star., 1943-08-30

trigued by the fact that I am the
only tenant in the building and it
has aroused their interest,"" she OBJ
served.
Mrs. Parma describes her apart
ment, which is filled with pictures
and furnishings which she brought
back from France where she studied
art under Rodin before the last
World War, as penthouse" 1t is
bordered on both sides by sundecks
where she grows parsley, chives,
mint and morning -glories.
The Government is a most con-
s1derate neighbor, according to Mrs.
Parma. She is always called in ad-
vance of AFRAID practices so that
she won't be alarmed by the siren,
and is invited to join one of the
Office groups. She prefers, however,
to remain in her apartment.
Unlike the rental agreements of
the other tenants of the Dupont
Apartments, Mrs. Parma held a
continuing lease, with no fixed ter
mination date. When the Govern
2l1S4iV VI oGb CdlllE lOI Utl6
tenants to vacate the building, Mrs.
Parma, taking advantage of that
provision, took the case to court
and was permitted to remain. Miss
Bendelari, who had been forced to
vacate one of the other apartments,
decided to join her.
Representative Tinkham and I
are the only two Washingtonians
who continued to live in Office build
ings, believe" said Mrs. Parma.
Mr.. Tinkham of Massachusetts,,
then Representative, lived for years
in the Arlington Hotel, after the
building had been taken over by the
Rural Resettlement Administration
in an apartment especially con-
structed to house his collection of
African and Asiatic rarities and
hunting trophies.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Police Find No Clues
In Murder Of WAC
In indianapolis Hotel
By the Associated Press.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 30
Army officers said today the 32-year-
old WAC corporal who was found
slain in downtown hotel, her
throat, arms and wrists cut and her
body only half clothed, had been
murdered, but they gave no hint of
being close to a solution of the
mystery.
The body of Corpl. Maoma L.
Ridings, attractive divorce and
member of prominent Warm
Springs, Ga, family, was found in
seventh floor room at the Claypool
Hotel Saturday night, three hours
after she had rented the room. She
had been stationed at Camp Attur-
bury, 25 miles south of here, since
March.
1t. Wesley Jones, press relations
officer at the camp, issued a state
ment which said:
1T is believed by the investigating
officers upon present evidence that
Corpl. Ridings was murdered. No
further information is available at
this time"
Woman Seen in Room.
1t. Noel Jones, city detective, said
two bellboys reported seeing a
woman in black" in Corpl. Ridings'
room soon after she had registered.
The detective also related that
the hotel switchboard operator re-
ceived a call saying a woman was
heard screaming in an eleventh
floor room and other persons told
of hearing a soldier and woman
arguing in another room. But when
a hotel employe investigated, 1t.
Jones continued, the soldiers room
was vacant and he had checked out.
1t. Jones said the WAC's body,
found by Mrs. Lillian Mcnamara,
hotel housekeeper, was nude below
the waist. Part of her clothing was
on the bed, her shoes on the floor
and the rest in the closet.
The body was taken to Fort Ben
jamin Harrison, 10 miles northeast
of here, and an autopsy was per-
formed, but the finding was not dis
closed.
1t. Jones said a broken whisky
bottle was the only thing found in
the room that might have inflicted
the wounds.
Corpl. Ridings was the daughter
OF Mrs. Maie Little of Warm
Springs, who said her daughter was
divorced from Lawrence Rulings.
now overseas in the Army. Warm
Springs originally was named Bull
lockville in honor of an ancestor of
the slain WAC.
Evening star., 1943-08-30

He went to Germany for the Olympic
games in 1886 with so other college
youths, and later that summer spent
two weeks in Finland. Graduating
in 1887, Lit. Sager joined his father
in the Sager Real Estate Co., 924
Fourteenth street NV.
Now In Rome, N. Y.
He entered the Army in May, 1910,
and went to Officers Candidate
School at Miami Beach, Fla, from
December, 1912, to March, 1943. He
was graduated fourth in class of
1000. His training was in the Air
Corps Technical Command, and he
is now stationed at the Air Depot
in Rome, N. Y.
Gene Loroy Douglas of POOL Six
teenth street NV, also was raised
to first lieutenant.
Marcus Deskin, 27, of 47OO River
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Woman Friend of Duce
Reported Arrested
BY the Associated Press.

by the AsSCclated ffeSS.
BERN, Switzerland, Aug, 3O.-A
Swiss Telegraphic Agency dispatch
said yesterday Italian police had
arrested Claretta Pedacci, an inti-
mate friend of Benito Mussolini, and
her sister, Marian di San Servolo, a
film actress, on charges of attempt
ing to escape to Switzerland with
valuable jewelry, furs and docu-
ments.
The two were reported imprisoned
at Modena.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
HELP MEN fcouf)

RADIO SERvICEMEN, two openings for
and working eond' Also excelient pro pToposi- a
ton for outside service salesman with car.
kea9sdys koo fRK Tadso' s431 eag.bIs 5sth st.
sswltchhoard; Apply manager, Hotel Haw
thqrne, 2l34 g st. NV,
hauiing, over 10 years Of age; must have
appy to Mr Is smith n seEssen and
SHEET sMsGRFTfasf MRTaf CSo %oRkER st sheet w metal
helpers; experienced only Apply Arling-
ton Sheet Metal Co, 62S W st. ne. AD.
sHIPPING CLERK for wholesale cleaning
plant, days wk., steady work, 1888
iaazi sHoEMAikEsRs r Wanted wan; immediately. perma-
n nenS N p9sitioe 20 eaao good salary 5o1s 1st ST.
e, eTatt plant plant CAN Union 5s25. Capitol
sHoEMAKEE;Rs. experienced only: good
yuLCANIzER, white or colored: s43. s4s,
$50 weekly, depending on ability. Std
WAITER, colored, experienced, for evening
PFe5er TFeb :. man l., employed during day. 1923
1IooGSNsGt MsxxN, not over 90, in rent dept.
2oBS 2t HSsS men Pse5ps dTsr 1sl7 e frs st a T,s
paid; can earn $40 per week. Room "ass 4ss,
WXNrRbHANbhfMsNN R2ns RIss ne i ave Go
ersSn erasreflag 5aGz etc; regular work. Call En-
WITH OR WITHOUT ExpER1ENcESoWVith
PUBIC utility. State your education, quail
if1cations, experience age, minimum salary
and selective, service status. Full-time en-
ployment only. Do not apply II employed
fuli time at your maximum skill in another
war industry. Reply Box 1927, Star.
WANTED utility man, colored The
TiagIer Apt, 736, 22nd st. NV. RE. o692.
736 22nd st. NV. RE O692.
.SHOPMAN,
For Maintenance Business.
Evening star., 1943-08-30

of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
there.
Capt. Mishtowt entered the Army
IN June, 1941, and became a men,
- of the 703d M. P. Battalion at
Gimp Wheeler, Ga. He took his
officers candidate school training at
Camp Benning, Ga. from March
until May, 1912, receiving his COM
mission as second lieutenant in the
infantry. He has since been at
Camp Crofts, S. c., being promoted
to first lieutenant last February.
Distant Relative of Composer.
His mother. Mrs. Irene Rimsky-
Korsakoff Mishtowt, is a distant rel
ative of the composer and grand
niece of Tschaikowsky. Her husband,
Evening star., 1943-08-30

~s~' WdSIllIlEUO0 20
years ago and went to Central High
School, where he was a captain in
the Cadet Corps. AS student at
the University of PENNSYLVANIA.
Capt. Rothstein rowed on the varsity
crew and was vice president of Phi
Sigma Delta Fraternity.
He studied dentistry at his under
graduate school, taking his degree In
1941. His father, Robert j. Roth
stein, has been in the dental labora-
tory business here for IS years.
Entered Army In April, 1912.
Capt. Rothstein Joined the Army
on April 10, 1912, and Is at present
with the 77th Division of Infantry
at the Desert Training School In
Arizona. He has brother, Ralph
B., at Fort Mcpherson, Ga, and a
brother-in-law, Lit. Comdr. Irwin
Seldman on duty in the Canal Zone.
Robert Jean Montgomery. %. of
1907 Taylor stdeet, NE, who was
promoted to first lieutenant. was
born in Washington and was grad
Evening star., 1943-08-30

Flanked by Offices of the OCD
which open into small entrance
hall on the twelfth floor of the
Dupont Circle Apartments, former
fashionable apartment-hotel, is a
small sign which reads, Private
Apartment of Mrs. Pallas Parma.
1t Identifies a sunny, two-rcom
apartment overlooking the park
where the sole remaining tenant of
the apartment lives with her COM
panion, Miss Mary Bendelari. Their
neighbors are the 900 to 1900 (the
number fluctuates) Government
employees of the OCD, Public Health
Nurses Training Corps, the Office of
Scientific Research and Develop
ment and the Board of Investigation
and Research.
People who rang my bell looked
so startled when they found them
selves confronted by private apart
ment, that I thought it would be
best to put up a little sign," Mrs.
Parma explained.
Every one is very friendly" she
continued. Miss Bendelari makes
friends with quite q lot of them
when she goes out to empty the
trash"
Mrs. Parma says that the Govern
ment, in addition to emptying her
trash and garbage, delivers her mail
and heats her apartment. When
ever her apartment is too cold, she
simply picks up the telephone and
notifies the engineer. At night, al
though the building is bleak and
lonely with its empty corridors lined
with the closed doors of darkened
offices, Mrs. Parma feels quite safe
under the protection of two Govern
ment guards, stationed on the main
floor, who also run the elevator for
her after Office hours.
"The guards are particularly in
Evening star., 1943-08-30
HELP WQMEN.

STENOGRAPHER Desirable position
available. forty-hour week; some outside
eer sadesssd to sox I sta9 s
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced, some col
bg 0oa to ARPps Redsratoa II q
GlpRi I'm xND cTERk M
position, life insurance ONCE. One who
likes to work with figures preferred. Reply
gith VIZ details tails of experience. etc. TO- BOX
sTENoGRApHERs TSi Ssal for employment on 81 statr
Of National Research Council: interesting
week; entrance salary, sl35 to $3.50, de-
pending upon aualicasions For interview
Rsa nm seo poston n 49,
perience g preferred but not necessary. BOX
isGGPEksyIsoRY isGr sstGs. position open for refined
giaS sIaSuate; sor, free to travel; dignifed work
salary s4s per weef sefal eomssoS m
aaadition; Write Miss Carol Mitchell. 700
WsHGaf naSns ksaiS city MG
furniture stores Easy ieTs INTERESTING ing Wors rs:
ssfsry seHd hsu5s sqo6 per sn to D E.oesn sans
pertunitz for adxanoemens. % essas Fhone or see see
M M, JMaccl JMacclosky; VIM. E. Miller Furniture
TEACHER, TO assist With with nursery i sgsoi group.
TEIEPaatooNsEs ElEsato f 11sairoRMAr1oN CLERKS, be-
Apsy afeySoand S Rs1a fermins mhs 11fo 1fsrnRs New
Tsa1NEpi SEfi Nursery nHi school teacher for half
da| dsY socp2ITis soegppsTstixf SCHOOL Rockville Nd
fYPIsT. Ats experienced; $40 week. Also
msnt Co, $3.50 10th 9th St. iR'1se ne. n0ne Aauip-
nPiSI Box i5s fer general office work. permanent
WAITREss 1wfhite). experienced; excellent
salary salary, good tips: meals. good hours: for
Hotel Drugstore. 18th and Ppas sts o1se'e'' n.%.
Waitress, experienced; good hours, good
WW9anfsg e sssspdag 1so5
Hoy Sun Restaurant. 1908 Pennsyivania
s psE assl vss Msis 6feyf at lfos h9q5 l1
WOMAN. white. settled steam-table work
sat; and Sun of. cheerio Cafeteria. 1745
Sm sna nshea sa sns
exp heces. ssisfs OPEN OPEN % Box isfaz, 1i@ sa. sssr.
WOMAN. white. 20 to 40. for lunch coun-
WoMXN TR5pMTSs WINS; ms lac lac P.. 49,
dinner for family of W Vicinity nj o4Hss 4sth cood and
Mass' s1S Wf Syf; sh9sr bh99ssrs 12 to Z; no laundry;
WOMAN to take charge of small cafeteria
IN Alexandra, daywork, good salary. pleas
vious food, cafeteria or restaurant experi-
ence. Reply, giving. telephone number, age
ana business experience. Box COX, Star
YOUNG LADY, assist in doctors office;
nursing or stenographic experience not
necessary. Intelligence and willingness
important. State age previous experience
and references. Excellent salary. Box
IS5rl; star 81"
YOUNG LADY for valet shop, capable of
work. References required Apply Mr..
Saul. Valet Shop, between z am and g
K SITS. NV.
EXPERIENCED and competent typist and
casnier: Prefer one with general office
tor advancement. Good pay. Box 1857,
otar. - 30s
ASSISTANT MANAGER
For large boarding hotels. See Mrs. Lochrie,
SLAUGHTER HOTELS, 1888 M ST. NV
MATTRESSES (2). Kitchen Helpers (25-
Also assistant cook, colored good pay,
good working hrs. and conditions.
SLAUGHTER HOTELS, 173S M ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

1 WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts
other than those contracted by myself
Even Blevins, $40 North Carolina ave. Sc
incurred by any one other than myself
Harry Paul Taylor, 2313 st n,w Wash
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for ro any
debts other than those contracted by my
self: John F. Gibson. zoos 18th sc. 800
debts contrac cted by any one other than
myself, HAROLD S. NORTON, 421 Turner
st, Chevy Chase Md
Evening star., 1943-08-30

during his four
years at West
ern High School.
attaining tn e
rank of major
in his senior
year. His COM
pany, Company
L, won the blue
ribbon that year.
1t. Sager was
active in organ
izing the college
dormitories for
nom -frater nifty
men during his
Junior year at
Hel1
Evening star., 1943-08-30
myPromotes I'd. {.
Officers 10 Captain, a
To First Lieutenant

Six District area officers were no.
titled by the War Department that
they had received temporary pro-
motions, it was announced today.
Two first lieutenants we're raised to
captains and four second lieuten-
ants were promoted to first lieuten-
ants.
Basil Illarion Mishtowt of 1922
Evening star., 1943-08-30
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID, for private school; good
eoioREnmaa1,to psy: Randolph oio0; smn,,v.. uot,
elderly colored woman to care for children D
can make home with family: good pay. 25f
COOK and general houseworker. SIS;
small house in Georgetown, children: h
Thursdax II sdsy and every other Sunday Of !.
COOK, male or female st. Agnes school,
Alex hAleexandria, Va. Miss Parker. AIexandria
COOK, refined, experienced; g.h.w., no
adganssneha. a m FM ha, 7conv. transp. Call to 8
dr St s sxrs stat hfD heatS ssho9l card ehd hsc
eooK es ASp spO HW IsR nS so pe4 rA meah nea7 FAM
~ ly Of sadults: no Sunday or night work.
CouPIE IN ARLINGTON with 2 chill
room and bath, Gil, ,s5s3 . ''O'
Sha Vffs hsht sa1G aa1Gry plus siss
GIRL general houseworker: stay nights. q
honest and neat. New home, in family. J
81 S1S seek geek to start good food. References.
GIRL. colored willing to have health ex-
honrs to T. peT Wset
general housework: live in. have own rm':
2 adults. child; no laundry, no Sundays
s45 mo. Michigan 9121, Ext. 96. 9 to
G GIRL, Il Laundry ,ss and houseyerk. or . days
wages: Box 426-x, Star
HOUSEKEEPER, white, live IN. Ehw;
sTperienced so9a with child: se5 monthly. cH'
HoUsEKEEPER for employed mother and
chlldren; Mt peasant: no Sundays; S15.
could live N: AID, $685..
H0USEKEEPER, take full charge of small
suburban home, employed couple, / child
IN nursery school; live in or out. RA OlOO'e
HOUSEKEEPER, for family Of 4 . adults
children: Mass. ave section; salary
$50 per week. Phone OR. 3742 for inter-
view between and l. or 3 and 5.
MAID, for general housework; one in fam-l
ily: good wages. Phone co. 4244.
MAID. g.hw. and cooking, in family,s
pleasant home: live in, 3rd-fioor roonl,s
pvt bath, Thursday and Sunday after
noon of. SIG wk OR. 2434 between l.
MAID, care OF, small child and r,h.w.:i
light laundry; live in; comfortable living
quarters; good salary. WA 64O5.
MAID for general housework; experienced
desired but not necessary; live; no laun-f
dry: SIG wk. to start. advancement in one.
month, pleasant surroundings in COOL
suburban home; near busline: Thursday
afternoons off and Sunday after breakfast;l
need maid so that I may do war work.
Phone Oliver 6i90.
MAID wanted, experienced. for GENERAL
h9H1seWoTki hoy adults; good salary. Phone
I
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Fund Aids British Youth

In the eight years since Its foun-
dation the King George Jubilee
Trust in Britain has distributed
81 100000 to causes devoted to the
spiritual, mental and physical well
fare of youth.
Evening star., 1943-08-30

the tank Destroyer Division at Camp
Hood, Tex. Graduating in February,
l943. 1t. Montgomery has since been
taking advanced work in the Artil-
lery School at Fort Sill, Okla.
Another District officer, Charles D.
Sager, 27, of 1928 Cathedral avenue
NV, was raised to first lieutenant.
He was active in the Cadet Corps
Evening star., 1943-08-30

q a ! e + o q q,
Riverdale, Md,
who was ad-
vanced to first
lieutenant, went
to Hyattsville
High S C h o o !
and the Univer-
sity of Mary
land. He ma
jored in ac-
countancy and
was elected to
Beta Alpha Psi,
honorary ac-
countancy So
ciety. He was
also a, member
Evening star., 1943-08-30

Stanford street,
Chevy G h a S e,
Md, who was
prom oted to
ap t a in. was
born In Wash
tngton in 1919.
He was gradu-
ated from Chevy
G h ase Hi 6 h
School in 1887
and studied ac-
countancy for
the three years
he went to the
Univ e S fly of
Maryland. H e
nara q M araa lAa1.
Evening star., 1943-08-30

uated from Nc
Kinle High
School. He ran
on the track
team here and
at the University
of Maryland,
where he was
X n o W n a S
Bones" because
of his thinness.
He entered the
Army after COL
lege was over a
year ago last
spring, and went
to Officers Can
riiSata Schon1 In
Evening star., 1943-08-30

Illarion Mish-
towt, was naval
attache Of the
Russian Embassy
at Washington
before the 1917
revolution. Both
have been Amer
ican citizens for
many years.
Irwin G M.
Rothstein of 1882
Montague street
NV, was the
other promotion
to captain. He
was born in
Wa SI,i,,ctop 0E
Evening star., 1943-08-30

of Tau Epsilon ri fraternity.
Graduating in 1887, 1t. Deskin
joined the firm of John H. Verkou-
teren, woodward Building. He
entered the Army in l941, and took
his Offlcers' Candidate School
training at Camp Lee, Va. A men,
Der of the Air Corps ground crew,
1t. Deskin had special course at
Orlando, Fla, before returning to
his present station at Shreveport,
La.
Evening star., 1943-08-30

STENOGRAPHER WANTED.
YOUNG LADY, IT TO 80
YEARS OF AGE; BANKING
INSTITUTION. IN REPLY
STATE EXPERIENCE AND
SALARY EXPECTED. BOX
252-X, STAR.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
OPPORTUNITY.

$40 week salary, bonus also: perma-
nent position in leading WASHINGTON dept
store No experience required. Age 2O-45
Call Miss M: Feybush, National 1920, ext.
919 from S-ll am and As p.m., for
an interview. 30s
Evening star., 1943-08-30
British Children Help

British school children, who were
given a target of $4,000, 900 in
war bond drive, passed the 4oy000,-
coo mark.