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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACcOUNTANT--New books opened. au-
one Or or moa. dsy service
expers eooxs HA s1asisa
part time. tax returns prepared, state.
fnss ssRdss embsq bs or So7a
counting major Box s4s-M, Star. "
81 bAksIENDER; sasIS M non-union, expert mixer;
ept part Time or is te m
lst:class cocktail lounge. NE. 5s97' Is. 3
CHEF, colored, exp, reliable and compe-
tent tent desires permanent position; ref De
iI 5$Sh st; NV. phone AD. $3.50 $50, oTis 59Ts
CHEF-cooK, white. long restaurant exper-
ssnee' stas SOBER dependable. Box a03-M,
CLERK, young man, capable, industrious,
3 yrs. college. desires temporary employ
ment, to accumulate school funds. Box
CLERK. multigraph. typist. addressogra aph.
fsatissaeal Rax S9alu experienced, accurate: S45.
COLLEGE GRA6., ai5t GENTLE with some i busi-
ness snd law school training plus experi-
countapt, naval officer and in sales and
sales manazement desires connection. Box
FLDERLY MAN wants work as night
enced; best reference. MI 52l7. 13'
ExECGTIvE. manaeement and sales back
jar ~ sz:1fmy once: r. fR Gsfs5sntaSer siss stser
MARRIED VETERAN, college psychology
major; wants afternoon work; pref. med
PART-TIMss TMsSf aMpLoYMENT oltS f. ior or'U aniv..l
sity students; clerks, typists, bookKeepers
auditors, saleSpeople available for after
noon, morning and evening work Call
Supplement- Bureau, BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN UNIVERSITY. RE. 1862.
PR COUNSEL~Public relations counsel of
nr
counts. inquiries solicited. Box 413-J, Star.
PRESSER or chauffeur -houseman. CAN
after 7:30 pm. ia. 1921.
SALES OR SALES PROM, IL yrs. exp,
wholesale and retail, "a; own car. TE
SILK sPoTTER and dry-cleaning man
ager, Is yrs experience. desires job; best
local reference. Box 267-M, Star l2s
WHITE, 80. high school and photo school
graduate will travel. good driver; will train
on GI. Neat, conscientious. DE. 9S46 or
YouNG MAN. IA White, gentle, will supervise
andIor ;I % manase apartmsnt house or room
for rent, or part; references II desired.
WANT LABOR of warehouse stockman
Job; by middle-aHed white man. Box 212-
AVAILABLE March Is. Native, 81. years
old, married, 8 years experience represent
ing manufacturers in relations with Fed
eral Government. Capable of making
complete Investigation Of problems and
on salary or salary plus commission
Box S29-M Star 12A
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HELP WOMEN,

ALTERER AND FITTER, for women S
coets, suits and dresses; excellent posi-
tion for thoroughly experienced person
with exclusive fashion shop; good salary;
permanent, Apply RIzIK BROS, 110s
ALTER ALTON HAND. must be experienced
Top salary, pleasant working conditions
BREsLAU: sl4 18th ST. NV. IL
ALTERATIONS, exper. better dresses
fun OF part time excellent salary. Apply
NEEpLECRAEI, ego 18th st. NV.
ence in cafeteria or other food production
commercial or industrial food work, with
understanding of food costs and prepara-
ton; capable of scheduling and directing
large groups Of colored employees; age
$3.50. GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC,
BAKERY sALEsGIRLs (2>, experienced
pref. Apply BRENNER's BAKERY, $500
Columbia pike, Arlington. OW. 1887
BEAUTICIAN, specialist shampooer. mani
curist: hrs, 9 to 6. Call Ho. $40. Ii
RsTsSn SAYs es' REAuFY r saEoN fssh ffRRi' .nd II
Thomas Circle NV. -12
BEAUTICIAN, male or female: Apply $40
BEAUTY OPERAToR-To work THURSDAY
evenings and Saturday, in Arlington. GIL
BEAUTY oPERRToR, all around expert
ence' take full charge. ME- s145. 1882
BEfAUTY OPERATOR; must be steady and
a7o2 days and SH 6S4a ewes. III
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around operator
FRED THE HAIR STYLIST at Philipsborn,
sos 11th ut. NV. Ill
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES,

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned.
sd Rs ~ 'dyssa Al FfEk ca
sErEkAhroNs al atsh 81 no Of all kinds, papertns.
BLne RhiSha saToN2 w AND "a AspHALr fS Dkr1Es built
and and repaired pairs 10 yrs experience. VICTORY
skiGkEaYEs ana G1 eontraeIol n seua brick
@ Tree. easy t.rms MI. 5oss bet 6so.
BRICKLAYNG-Fireplaces, chimneys, re-
sIIaT sspslTsS saSoyAx f5AdNANi 5is.. AT; 1aa4 ,. -.
ssIekKoRk SSR vi os Houses, :, garages, ypl,
msstieS SepsiSed By own service dept
eMEka as rs .si not 10Th Re s. Staa
LKR l. d'ALBKRT INC. Ma. 471l.
CARPENTER, partitions. porch work clos,
repairs; prompt Service. Lu., 45I4. -
CARPENTRY, poIches lnclosed or screened
shelving, partitions ,ssg rsegeation rooms
CARFENTRY-Attics finished, recreation
rooms. porches inclosed. stairways. dormei
windows residential or commercial. ]. E
GakFENfkS skPhlfkS aS9n aSp BnlhprsGNew Inf1 work
MR. sfR0qsaf ToREL fhd A6 l6Da75S a7o Estimates stSn
CARPENTRY, alterations and repairs o.
mechanics: A1NswoRTH. RA, ,4s1s.
CARPENTRY.Genersl remodeling: FIRE; e.
assIiRg direct with mechanic. aooDMAAN
eAkPENfRY. tn Fl painting, roof repairing, ce.
ment work; easements excavsted' any size
eskrENTRY 'as hs1Sas SsSI years experience lr
home Improvement. R. e. oRME, Ii
CARPENTRY - ALTERATIONS. porches
garages, bookcases, recre. rms, etc. SH
1875. II no answer, cali after $50 pm
CEMENT FINISHING, moving and hauling
stake body trucks. Call MR.. DESPERT
North 1878 after pm. is
machine cleaned on premises; also drapes
and slip covers. Call MIR. CRULEY. NO
COST COS ESTIMATING, building eonstruc-
ton. experienced. 81. 31I9 after 3 pm
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS and installation
eai cal ps0Gpi e ELEcTRfc co.. IA. 5s5s We
ELECTRIC WIRING, commercial. residen-
| tial. old. new work. Extra outlets, repairs
ELEcTkIc EHEtAI CIV VIKING RING AND REPafRs snd
henr ss1ses g. GO GO aa da snd '%a R
ELECTRIC VIKING. repairs, new plugs
Switches and do SERVICES; 9oo n9 1os teu c4 small
ELECTRiC WIRING, repairs, emergency
service; extra outlets, auto. control wiring
No charge for estimates; licensed master
electrician; IA, s2o3 - .-l6
Experienced operators. CAN TR. 1895 for
free estimate -12
M TIooR sANpERs-Edsers and waxers
rented; new and used waxers for sale. RA
4346. KENNEDY FLOOR a. TILE CO., 7o9
Kennedy St. NV RA. 4346.
FLooRs-sandins, plast,;Kote hnish MK e
ms a. MEYER. UN. 7423. co. $3.50. la
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED; skilled
pU. s71s any time, cHAs. R, COVER
FLOORS SANDED and finished, cleaned
and waxed; work done Md, Va, d. c.
GEORGE TAYLOR. WA; I129. -l6
IFURNITURE REFINISHED and uphol-
stered; reasonable: any parts made: eabi-
nets made te order. Call THE WHYTIEl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. repairing. cab
met making. upholsteIing. slip covers
drapes: work guar. 316 eth St nv,
RE. 1904. l3'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ALEXANDRIA - Self-service grocery all
modern fixtures; excellent location on main
thoroughfare: approximately S1S0O wk :
price, SIS 900. stock. fixtures and truck:
long lease: must sell on account of health.
Box Ask. Star. IL
DELICATESsEN. 18th and Columbia I'd.
NV; doing ST 400 weekly: price. $1,000,
l., S., b. Excl. with DUPONT REALTY
CO, DU. $500 til Q pm. Ia
GROCERY STORE, filling station and ly-
ing quarters: excellent location and busl-
ness $4,000: terms arranged Kicker
PROPERTIES, Iox. o51l; eyes, oW 692a.
TO BUY OR SELL your business, cali TR.
11nI. JAY REALTY CO. -13
UNUSUAL BUSINESS opportunity - Serv-
ice station. restaurant living quarters
combined; lae. 2-story brick Colonial struc-
ture, As IT, wide, situated on 212-acrs
site; lae. rms. with operation OF business
on first A.: 6 rms. bath and Ice. kit. on
End n bldg heated By steam, operated
by oil burner. auto. INV. heater: lge.
grease pit. lift, air COMPRESSOR and misc.
facilities to accommodate heavy trailer
trucks: equipped with food lights. Build
ing and equipment in excellent condition.
Driveway across front 325 It. wide: loc.
on Route No l In South Central Virginia.
Price, So 500: $4,000 cash req, bal:
reas terms For complete details. call
JUDSCN REAAiY 4 SON. 1922 N. Irving
st. Arl Va. CHI. $500 III
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HELP MEN and WOMEN.

HOUSEKEEPER OR FARM COUPLE, white.
woman for gh.w., man for light farm
ing: good salary and living quarters with with
references Call RE. 1865 weekdays, Rock
vile 2569 eyes; Ssts and nd, snndsys. .s1.. ~l6
ence, necessary; salary Plus commission anIn sai
Apply ANN LEWIS SHOP. 1919 MT.
Vernon ave, Alexandria, Va -13
REAL ESTATE OFFICE has opening, for
men and women who are interested in
selling real estate: experience not essen
tal must be ambitious .,ad and ,nvdns wllins to
sALESLADY. colored, to sell fashions d.
rect to ladies in their homes; nationally
known Arm good commission. TR. 1857
TICKET AGENT-vacaney for man or
woman with 3; g; A.. C. Letters sasT only y
A. C., 1124 Conn. ave. NV. Closing date
X-RAY TECHNICIANs-2 exper. tech
nicians for small dept. in 169-bed. ap,,
proved hospital; 5a-day wk., with ] full
wk. end per mo. Vacation. sick leave and
maintenance If desired. Salary open Ap-
ply personnel office. ALEXANDRIA HOS
pTTAI, -lS
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HELP MEN.

TAXI DRIvERS-New Diamond cabs, new
tires; immediate service on repairs: private
IRSs e Ss 'fsi sE a2 s2ss ss 'h' n ss
UPHoIsTERER for nne custom shop; must
& co. 4sl 7th st. NV. I'll
UPHOLsTERER, experienced only; steady
position: good oppor. Apply ALEXANDER
& co, 3402 r. l. ave. ne. lie
YOUNG MAN. colored, for helper in shoe
repair establishment; some bench ex-
perience necessary. Apply in person at 901
YoTGNiG MAN to learn the wholesale sheet
metal jobbing business; good salary. 5-day
week vacation nD1 with n pay many hsr 9Th M
II YouNG uiS MAN, Instrumentation, for sales
snd inee trsnna
course at factory, unless prior exper. on
instrument included in qualifications, at
equivalent pref e, excel 9pportuni.y y,, With VI
I1sS ITs I,Jssr 5es aPP,. s go TTits Brown n
YonSG MAN, to t train Tor r. executive posi-
ton with leading distributor of refrigera-
tion equipment: must be able to type,
responsibil;ties only an ale alert quick Ilt
erences considered. Call TIE. 711s for
IPSTiaS"fasi YoTNG MAN. for sales in records and
small appliances, in the Clarendon branch
| of one of Washington's most progressive
excellent opportunity for future in the
electrical appliance and radio field for a
clean-cut young man interested in per
manent career. LAcYs. INC, 300 N.
YOUNG MAN, with automotive experienee;
permanent inside position as salesman
wh assg MaNHHAN SnTo
fAPto fH1Es co Man Nos reliable a Ss f@
cHRA cH 1aEy NEH sSo sEFvc xvi so4 St.
YOUNG MAN to learn hotel work; no ex-
Derence eu6 hspf
HOTEL: Isth and ( IS. NV; NV; ~ III ,od1.r
5-day week, See manager. K1NGAEa d
ToUNG YOU &c MAN IAN interested in learning the
sewing machine business: will be taught
mhodS nd pad to While tbe rkh
son. SON. SINGER SEWING MACHINE co,
31O7 M st. NV. Apply to Mr.. Bryan. Per
SofH YonNG '9'fsH NAN ss SINGLE. age 20 to a5,
ident of Bethesda preferred, to be trained
as an adjuster of sewing machines; pleas
RSsmdn f0s sNaER 5fh ga5sf Ape
yo, I9i5 Gis MES nSSs 1sthssde ss "a to travel se
transportation paid: S175 month average
Apply 10 to ~ and 2 to 4, MR.. MECAL
Senate Hotel, 101 D st. ne. ~
YOUNG MEN to assist house-to- house
photographer. making photos; chance 10
learn. MELLEN STUDIO. 1855 Bladens-
EXPRRiENCED ICEBox MAN. for whole.
sale meat house: white or colored. Apply
between ! and 3 pm. DISTRICT HOTEL
SUPPLY CO.. 500 18th st. s.w. -l2
ELDERLY MAN twhite) wanted as switch
board operator in apt. house (secretaria!
boaro) hours. to IL pm. daily and
! every other Sun; salary, 500 mo. Box
EXCEILENT OPPORTUNITY for ener-
getic young man who is a willing worker
between 81 and 30 yrs. of age, to train
lished wholesale house; permanent posi-
ton with attractive future for the right
man; knowledge of accounting preferred
with ability. Reply stating qualifications
| in detail Box $500. Star. IL
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
ATRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
or bill. Men. and women. Phone Olive:
1888 for details
and drive right; pickup service, D. c; and
mopHRN THH1aaMnSG in besusy culture. an
for al training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 9 st. NV. DI 1852.
PIANO INSTRUCTION at your home eve
ners s preferred. Emily SMITH. Du. 1887
LEARN TO DRIvE-Look for the two
Stses Va EAsY nsI METHOD Isl ~ School. No. 1894
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teschei
English. self confidence. freedom from sell
consciousness: pvt. tutor. MI. 2bbo.
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MOTOR rRAYEL,

DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA, take 4. Leave
any time. Overlook O5S5. II.
to Annapolis, < days a
week beginning April 1. DI. 0525. Ext.
3S6 Monday Friday 9-5. IL
81 so PER HR., 4-dr. sed., short trips or
daylight only, Wed. Thurs.
and Fri Box 361-J Star. Il.
NIAGARA FALLS, round trip, leaving Fri
day evening return Sunday eve. Call AT
Silt. IL"
AT Pontiac, will take Phone ME. S212
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DOMESTIC

COOKS, general houseworkers; live in or
out; S25-S3O. LADIES EXCHANGE EN-
PLoYMENT BUREAU. 2037 K ST. NV
WE HAVE FIRST-CLASS COLORED HELP
full or part time. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, 1853 Wallach pl. NV
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

STUDENT at G. W University and wife
desire to sit with children evenings. Call
HO. $3.50. Extension 500. 13a
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
Goithersburg Social Items
:ided to build in the vicinity.

cided to build in the vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Blair Ely of
Wilmington, Del, are spending
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Ely. When they return to
their home ON Tuesday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ely will return with their
brother and his wife and spend
the rest of the week in Delaware.
Commander and Mrs. D. W. Wi
gle with their two sons have re-
turned to their home on Walker
Avenue after vacationing with
Mrs. Wigle's father in New Jersey
for a few days.
The stork has been kept busy for
the past several days in the vicin-
ity. Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith are
announcing the birth of son, Da-
vid Edward Laurence, on Septem-
Der 2 at Suburban Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Burdette,
now of Damascus, are announcing
the birth of a daughter on Tues
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

days with her grandmother, Mrs.
Fred Reed. Miss McIllwee's par
ents also spent some time in Cal
thersburg recently.
Mrs. John Engle is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Etchison in Savannah,
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clagget
are visiting relatives in Akron,
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. James Burke ar
rived home Monday night after
flying" trip. Going first to New
York where they spent several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Waters, they few next to Miami
where they spent short time on
the beach soaking up the southern
sunshine. Michael spent the time
his parents were away with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
! Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C. Straw,
who have just recently moved TO
Gaithersburg have returned to
their home on Frederick avenue
after spending ten days in Lewes,
Del. with Mrs. Clara w. Cover
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perry spent
several days last week at Niagara
Falls, leaving their baby with
Mrs. Perry's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowman
and son Robert spent the day Mt
Union Mills, Md. recently visiting
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvert Bankert.
The Asbury Methodist Home
has been saddened this week by
two deaths. On Wednesday Mrs.
Anne Bonney, formerly of Orange,
Va, passed away. She was buried
on Saturday at Forest Oak Gene
tary. On Friday evening Mrs.
Emily Gfeen died and was buried
on Monday in Alexandria, Va, her
former home. Both ladies were
well over eighty years.
Mrs. William King is spending
a vacation at Catskill Mountains
with friends. She has her children,
Tommy and Ann Garrett with her.
They are expected home the end
of the week.
Watson Leese of Washington,
nephew of w. Lawson King, was
house guest of the Kings last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Fulks,
their daughter Diane, and Mrs.
w. Lawson King have returned
to their homes after a motor trip
to Ontario, Canada. On the way
north, the travellers stopped at
Franklin, Pa, and visited the
William Troxells for several days.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
Mrs. james Schroeder
Gaithersburg 2S5-W

The town is watching with the
greatest of interest the construc-
ton of Robert Young's new home
in the 200 block of Frederick Ave
nue.. 1t is of brick and will do much
Toward improving the street. One
Abf the most intriguing parts of the
life in a small town is the friendly
interest neignbors have among
themselves. The moving of good
neighbor can detract considerably
from your home, so all Mr.. Young's
Friends are glad that he has de-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

day, August 81, in Frederick City
Hospital.
Midshipman Frank L. Etchison
spent Sunday with his uncle, John
Engle, and aunt, Mrs. Norman
Belt. Young Etchison, who is a
student at the United States Ma
val Academy in Annapolis, has
been on a world cruise with the
Naval Academy football squad,
was flown to Miami from the car
rier Coral Sea-" After visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Etchison, in Savannah, Etchison
flew here. The entire football squad
had to be at the Academy on Sun
day evening to commence the fall
training.
Eugene Riley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Riley, tenants on the
farm of James Wilson, was injured
on Friday when he fell from his
bicycle while riding on Montgom-
cry Avenue. He received a slight
conclusion and skin abrasions. The
Gaithersburg Rescue Squad took
him to DR.. Frank j. Broschart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Becraft
were hosts over the weekend to a
number of friends and relatives.
Houseguests for the weekend were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Irwin of Edin-
burg, Va, parents of Mrs. Be-
craft; Mrs. Annie Golliday of
Woodstock; John w. Irwin, broth
er of Mrs. Becraft, who is repre-
sentative of the Norge Company
in Miami, and Mrs. J. B. Cleland
and children, John Daniel, Edison
and Harriet, of Lyon Village, Va.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
! Hefiin, and their children, Ran
dolph, Ann and Susan, of Bel Ha-
ven, near Alexandria, came for
dinner, together with the family of
Mr.. Becraft who live in this vi
entity. Miss Barbara Becraft was
home from Sibley Memorial Hos
pital in Washington with her
friend, Miss Mildred Fraley. Both
of these young ladies stayed
through Tuesday with Barbara's
parents. Nancy Becraft, who has
been visiting her grandparents in
Edinburg, returned to her home
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Alden of
this town have a son, nearly
month old, and we missed announc-
ing it. Mrs. Alden is the former
Miss Louise Brown, member of
the faculty at Gaithersburg High
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fraley are
spending several days in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Mary Galaher and her
daughter, Elva Jane, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Wolfe
and son, Billy, at Loon Lake, N. Y.
They were driven to New York by
Elva's brother, Miles. The family
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

Friends Of the pastor of Ep-
worth Church and his wife are
happy to see them at home without
further trouble. While on a vaca-
tion visiting their son in Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewell had an acct
dent with their auto. Miss Ann
Lynch of Baltimore is still at the
parsonage with her sister, Mrs.
Ewell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

Hoadley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. M. Walker.
Mrs. w. A. Baker and son, Ed
win, of Litchfield, Conn.,, are
spending the long weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Walker. The
Bakers and Walkers expect to
spend several days at Timonium
Fair when it gets under way.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Best, Mr..
and Mrs. Emerson Slacum of Da-
mascus have returned from a two
weeks vacation at Green Point,
Md.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frank T..
Hoadley of Hartford, Conn. are
spending the week with Mrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
ArihKifiS Pain

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aches and pains Of Rheumatism, Arthritis.
Neuritis. Lumbago, Sciatica, or Neuralgia try
Romind. Works through the blood. First dose
usually starts alternating pain so you can
Get RomiHd at druggist today. Quick. COM
plete satisfaction or money back guaranteed
Evening star., 1948-09-02

part of the services and in teaching
Sunday school classes.
Sixteen years ago, the father be-
came i'll, and Olinda Marseglia sub
stituted for him in the pulpit. A
year later, in 1898, the son was IL
censed by the church to occupy the
pulpit, and five years later he was
ordained. Since then, the new min
lister served as assistant pastor OF
the church while pursuing his reg
ular work as a jewelry craftsman
and then as Government employe
He has resigned the latter position
to take. over the full time pastorate
Through the sons efforts the
church services were made bilin-
guala. Those on the first and third
Sundays are held in Italian and the
second and fourth in English. The
II am. service this Sunday, however,
will be conducted in English, Mr..
Marseglia said.
The new minister has translated
many English hymns into Italian
for the benefit of the congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marseglia live at
1923 Staples street NE. They have
three sons, Everard, Orlando and
Eugene. and a daughter, Mrs. Eliza
beth NJ Scott
The elder Marseglia lives at 1856
TWenty-eighth street NV.
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Capt. Potteiger 10 Receive
Three Decorations Today

Capt. Alfred A. Potteiger of Fort
Myer. Va, will be decorated with
the Silver Star. Purple Heart and
Bronze Star Medals during retreat
ceremonies of the 3rd Infantry Reg
iment at pm. today at Fort Myer.
The three decorations were won
by Capt. Potteiger while serving
with the 37th Infantry Division in
the Pacific during World War II.
The Silver Star was awarded for
gallantry in action as an infantry
company commander, when he per-
sonally led his company in the sue
cessful assault of a strong enemy
position.
He received the Bronze Star for
meritorious service on Bougainville,
in the Solomon Islands from No
vember, 1943, to March, 1914, when
he led his company in combat.
The Purple Heart was awarded for
wounds received in action at Luzon,
the Philippine Islands, on February
25 1q45
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Kensington Victim, 6
is 10Th Polio Case
Treated in District

Admission of a 6-year-old Ken
Sington Md boy to Children's
Hospital Tuesday raised the infan-
tile paralysis total to lot victims
treated SO far this year in Wash
lngton hospitals, the District Health
Department reported today.
The boy. who lives in the 330C
block of Ferndale street, Kensing.
ton, was the 49th polio victim ad-
mitted from nearby Maryland and
Virginia. The SO others were Dis
trict residents.
The United States Public Health
Service, meanwhile, in weekly tab
ulation of polio cases, reported that
the number of new victims increased
slightly last week, but an official
said the peak of the outbreak In
North Carolina's epidemic areas
has been reached.
North Carolina reported a drop
in new cases during the week from
159 to 1873, but increases we're re-
ported in Texas and California-the
two other hardest-hit States. A few
more cases also are expected in
some Northern areas.
New cases reported for the week
ending August % totaled 1,411, COM
pared with 1872 for the previous
week and l 400 for the week of Au-
gust IA. New cases brought the
Nations total to 11,155. This was
compared with 10,654 for the same
period in 1946-the last bad polio
year-and an average of 5,239 for a
similar period during the last five
years.
The weekly report showed in
creases Of 10 or more cases in seven
States while eight States reported
declines of five or more cases. Rhode
Island remains the only State not
to report any polio cases this year.
officials did not know if the cool
weather, ending cord-breaking
heat waves in many areas, would
help curb polio. mo one knows
exactly what part the weather
plays" one official explained. Peaks,
however. usually are reached in hot
weather, he said.