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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-13
Ex(onmuniCaiion
 For Communists,
 Is Vatican Decree

VATICAN CITY, July 13-R- The Vatican today decreed major communication against Com munists.
 The decree was issued by the Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office. Excommunication cuts off Catholics from participation in the sacraments of the Church and the Society of the Faithful.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-13
MRS. c. L. ANDERSON HERE

Mrs. Clarence L. Anderson ar rived on Tuesdays Pan Ameri- can flight from Seattle to join her husband. who is director of the new Alaska Department of Fisher ies.
 She plans to be here week, try ing to locate a residence, then re- turn to Seattle to dispose Of the family home there. Later. she will join her husband here permanently The Andersons are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-13
DERBY COURSE IS NOW
 BEING PUT IN SHAPE

To get the Twelfth Street hill in perfect shape for Sundays Soap Box Derby, city crews are already at work, washing down the street.
 Bert Lybeck, Street Department foreman, hopes that drivers of gravel trucks-or any vehicles that might leave the street dirty-will avoid Twelfth Street until after the race.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-13
COURT, ACTION TRANSFERRED

In the matter of the petition by the United States of America for exoneration or limitation as to the Alaska Railroad Company Barge 738, a motion has been granted to transfer proceedings to the Dis trict Court for the Western Divis- ion of Washington, Northern Di- vision.
 Interested counsel are U. 5. At torney P. J. Gilmore, Jr.; Assist ant Attorney Stanley Baskin and Attorney w. T. Beeks of Seattle, who represents a number of claim ants.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-13
SGT. ALTMAN HERE
 ON EMERGENCY LEAVE

Sgt. 1st cl. Roger Altman, who has been stationed at Naknek since his recent tour of duty with the ACS at Juneau, is back here on a 15-day emergency furlough. Reason for the special leave is his wife's illness. Mrs Altman is in St. Ann's Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-13
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, July 13.-lR-Clos- ing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is SIS. American Can 92as, Anaconda 28ls, Curtiss- Wright 8h, International Harvest CT 26ls, Kennecott 475s. New York Central l0A, Northern Pacific 1872 U. s. Steel 22A, Pound S4.O2A.
 Sales today were 1,050,00O shares.
 Averages today are as follows industrials l73.24, rails 44.35, util- ities 35.24.
 NEW YORK. July 13.ltR- The stock market advanced to the high est level in nearly seven weeks to- day.
 Key issues moved up few cents to around $2 share.
 Demand from the general pub lie, according to brokerage quart CTS, contributed to the rise.
 The gains were achieved in the face of the possibility of a na- tional steel strike. News that the United Steel Workers (CIO) had called a strike for Friday mid- night against steel companies which have rejected the Presidents 60-day truce offer came after the close of trading.
 The strike threat was tempered somewhat by the knowledge that inventories of most steel products are comparatively high.
 Today's advance started in mid June after the market, at the end of steep slide, had hit a 42-yeaI low on June 13.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-13
NEW DUTY AT ADAK
 FOR SGT. STANFORD

M/Sgt. George E. Stanford, skipper of the ACS duty boat Wamcat, holds that title no longer.
 He departed" ACS yesterday and is spending 7-day leave Tn Juneau before going to Adak, where he will be in the Transportation Corps.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-13
BIG ALARM, SMALL FIRE

The 4-9 firealarm which sound- ed at 4:05 D. m yesterday, took members of the Fire Department out to building on Willoughby Avenue between West Seventh and Eighth.
 Fire in an old stove had set wall afire The blaze was quick ly put out, and damage was slight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-13
WEATHER REPORT
70. s. WEATHER BUREAU

} O. S. WEATHER BUREAU } (Thi3 data is for 24-hour pe- } riod ending 6:30 am. PSTD :,
 } In Juneau Maximum, 59;
 } minimum. 51. At Airport Maximum, 59: } minimum, AS. , FORECAST } Juneau and Vicinity, } Variable cloudiness with an , occasional light rain shower
 tonight and Thursday. Low
 est temperature tonight near
 48. Highest Thursday near , 63.
 , PR E CIPI IT ON
 , Past 2t hours ending 7:3o m. today
 , In Juneau -.46 inches, since July 1. .l.l7 inches.
 , At Airport .28 inches; } since July l, .49 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-13
LINE DUTY FOR

ACS CREWS AT MILE II In order to have water again as soon as possible, all available ACS hands are hard at work re- pairing the 3-inch water line at Mile II. The ACS transmitter is located there,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-13

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Evening star., 1949-06-04

way. attended by 40 persons.
During the summer small groups
met in private homes.
BY September, 1914. the group
had crystalized sufficiently to hold
meetings at Montgomery Blair
High School. Church services
were held in the gymnasium while
Sunday school classes were con-
Quoted in the locker rooms and
classrooms.
An unusual aspect Of this ar
rangement attested to the loyalty
of many in the group. A men S
work committee. which later
came to nearly 100 men, took
charge of converting the school
into a church each Sunday morn
ing, and then of changing it back
to a school after services. Each
Sunday six or seven men went to
the school about $50 am. to
make the initial change and re-
mained after services to make
the change back to school.
In December. 1914, the church
was formally organized with II
Evening star., 1949-06-04

of Philadelphia Is the architect
The church name. originally Silver
Spring Congregational Christian
Church, was changed today.
The ground floor Of this unit has
an auditorium seating 800 persons
two classrooms. an office and a re-
ception room. There are four
classrooms, a lounge room and two
other rooms at the rear of the
upper floor. At the front of the
church there is a gallery. The
basement consists of social hall
with dressing rooms, chapel, a
kitchen and restrooms.
Five years ago next month the
Rev. John r. McClelland was called
by the Middle Atlantic Conference
Of the Congregational Christian
Churches to Silver Spring to Or
ganize q congregation and build
4 church.
He found the way initially pre-
pared by the Comfy Commission
Of the Washington Federation Of
Churches. which had made a sur.
vey Of people In the area who
were interested In forming q new
church.
A short time later Mr.. McClel-
land held the first prayer service
at q picnic in Sligo Crock park
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Sbecia! Church
4 announcements

Chevy Chase karsasi .. p
ware Q Clark vi. g.st tas .as'
meditation tog1oero@ II ~ ~e.ses
entitled 'Chrzs'- tes -F74;h =
reception for rev rse--ne:s r~esss..t y
received !n;o ie- rnures a., ~
ns2c al rs Pm VIII soa~st :
Haegtnx. chairman q: IRE BoArc
ot Deacoas. pges.c.ag
Dauxhsers Of iAs Nina T>gsa-
entat.en Masters tNls1c ,<anef-9s~
Of u an. S. to!4n = Mo-aE
Rainier. Nd,
Chevy Chase Methodist ~ =. a
Brown wln address TIE fr !es sssSa
Class al Ham. or MEAS R4gsas
With Youth
Univerxaiist Satiaaai Memorial
Religion and ReaAns - ne
subject O! D: SER r ATrsk,
tomorrow q; J! an The Ad4!f
Class will meet a, 10 ar
Center Of Religious Kdueatlon. .---
Rev O.inco Msresl!a pAs;os o:
The Church Q! the Redeeneg. al.
be the guest speaker al m 10
morrow, at 1909 Twentieth street.
NV His subject IS "a otayc.A .
Al 6 80 pm james W Mcclure
Will speak on The i4sat o! he
World
Memorial Evangelical United
brethren,--A service Appropriate
10 Pentecsot aiil be held a. u am
DR.. ! S Ernes, will speak on The
T'nreefoid Secret OF the hols
Spirit"
John Wesle, A. NJ L, L~-Df
Stephen O SpotisN oo1 ~ll!
preach al II am SUNDAY Al q
pm. there Will be q musical p'C-
pratn,
Peoples CONGREGATIONAL, --- TIE
Rev. A. Elmes will preach Sunday
morning, on The Divine Vista
ton At 5 pm he vii! be the
preacher for the oaccalauEeate
occasion OF the Terrell Law
School.
First Colored Baptist-~Ogtdoor
camp meetings will begin Monday
at 8 pm AT Sixth and Q streets
Evening star., 1949-06-04

Marsh will be the speaker at
the forum. Mrs. B. B. Wright
will review Behind the Curtain"
by the late DR.. Peter Marshall. at
the Susanna Wesley Glass. The
monthly meeting will be held TO-
morrow at 4 pm.
The Burial Glass Of Calvary
Baptist Church will be taught by
Mrs. Brooks Hays.
Senator John J. Sparkman Of
Alabama will teach the Spark
man Glass Of Hamline Methodist
Church.
The Harrison Bible Class Of st.
Luke's Methodist Church will have
Ernest N. Hall, class member. as
guest teacher.
Or. Wilmer Souder will speak to
the Young Marrieds' Glass OF Ma
tional City Christian Church.
The Trinity Mems Glass OF Trim
ity Methodist Church will be
taught by Frank Kimmell.
Howard A. Dawson, National
Education Association, will speak
to the Clyde Kelly Glass of Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church.
The Templemen's Bible Class OF
Temple Baptist Church will be
taught by George w. Bell, sr.
The Glass Of Friendship OF
Emory Methodist Church will hold
its monthly meeting on Monday at
8 .. m. at the home of Mrs. Jean
Gillian.
The johnson Couples Egbert
and Fidelis Glasses of National
Baptist Memorial Church will hold
business meetings Tuesday eve
ming.
The Bette D. Amiss Class OF
Calvary Methodist Church elected
Mrs. B. r. Schultze president,
Mrs. c. w. Brett vice president.
Mrs. Sarah Cogswell recording
secretary, Mrs. w. T. Hendry cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Hilda
Graft treasurer, Miss Mae Neff
assistant, Mrs. Laura Black
pianist and Russell Saville teacher.
Willis Brown, president, will
speak to the Fellowship Glass Of
Chevy Chase Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Church Federation
Plans Program for
Displaced Persons

The churches have set aside
June for the presentation OF the
displaced-pers program. &C
cordine to Mrs. Norman LtteL,
chairman of the Church Com
mission for Displaced Persons Of
Churches.
The request has gone out from
this commission to all Of the
churches in the Washington area
that the matter of displaced per-
sons be presented to the various
groups within the churches.
The commission has established
an honor roll for churches which
are sponsoring q displaced person
or family. The following churches
have already sent in their assur-
ances for a displaced person or
family: Reformation Lutheran.
st. Luke Lutheran. Redland, Md;
Luther Place Memorial, Metro
politan Methodist. Trinity Lu-
therar1, Mt. Rainier; Atonennent
Lutheran. Church Of the Naza-
rene, Holy Comforter Lutheran,
Calvary Lutheran. Silver Spring;
Trinity Presbyterian. Arlington;
st. Paul Lutheran. Keller Memori-
al Lutheran, Washington City
Church Of the Brethren. Pilgrim
Lutheran, Rock Spring Congrega-
tional. Faith Lutheran, st. Luke's
Lutheran, River Road United
Presbyterian and st. Marks and
the Incarnation Lutheran.
Denominational contact persons
are: Baptist, Baptist World Alli-
ance Office; Congregational the
Rev. Carl Heath Kopf; Disciples.
DR.. T. T. Roberts: Episcopal. Mrs.
VIM. McGonigle and Mrs Norman
Littell; Lutheran. the Rev. Donald
r. Bautz; Methodist, Calvary
Methodist Church. and Presby-
terian, the Rev. Leonard Edmonds
and the Rev. James Lundquist.
Other denominational groups
may call the Washington Fedora
tion of Churches.
Evening star., 1949-06-04

charter members. The congrega-
ton now has 335 members
First chairman OF the Board
OF Deacons was the Rev. Philip
Widenhouse. al that time with
the washington Federation OF
Churches. Mr. Widenhouse is now
in New York with the Board OF
Home Missions Of the Congrega-
tional-Christian Church.
The Sunday school was organ
lied in September, 1914. with so
students and four teachers. II
now has 275 pupils and 20 instruc-
tors. The Rev. Marian K Tate
has been superintendent OF the
school since 1t was started.
An unusual note in building the
church was the project Of the de-
nominations Board OF Missions
having a sound color film made
showing the development of the
church from organization TO
ground breaking for the building.
Chairman Of the Building Com
Evening star., 1949-06-04

mittee was John Gannswsy and
Building Fund Committee chair
man was Oscar W. 3. Reed. jr
Other officials included Tudor
Wilton. treasurer; Harry A. Whit
on. jr.. clerk. John r. Williams,
Board o! Deacons chairman, Nil
ton c, PEPPER. Board OF Trustees
chairman. and Dr.. Philip G. John
son. Board OF Education chairman
Mr., McClellsnd. . native OF Al
bany. N. Y. is a graduate Of Col
gate University and Of Yale Divin-
ity School. He served as pastor
OF the Orient LONG Island Con-
gregational Church. ls38-ls%4. be-
fore coming here.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClelland live at
s222 Pine Tree road. Silver Spring
They have three children, jeffrey
7: Laurie. s. and Douglas. 3.
Evening star., 1949-06-04

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Church Ard SUNDAY asGa1
'FenteSoa, and N.s4ens .. Se,-ss
Aga
interCharSh feiiswahtp TIE
active <sas>Va S4sAss Monday eve
g4as ~ilA 8 p.c;sat A. Grove -.
E>&k Creek FAsk SlAsrvath siEwvt
and Ca.ogaGo avenue NV 81 4
pm l. Willard SAFas AssAog Of
the nrv eest 81 3jeg A,scN Land.
a., ~ a. guest ssN&ks,
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Catholic Evidence Guild

"What Every Christian Must
Admit" will be the theme Of the
Catholic Evidence Guild discussion
in Trankiin Park Sunday at SPIN.
The talks will stress the necss-
sity and value Of prayer. the i'm
portance Of Scripture reading and
the practical role OF Christ In the
life Of every believer. Seminarians
from the Paulist Fathers House Of
Studies will conduct the meeting.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
MARYLAND

MANI LANb
CHEVY CHASE FIRST CHURCH.:
sos Gem. Ave. Sun. SehI.. Chevy
Chose eIementory School. Rose
masy 81. 4. Rm.. Wilson Lone.
Bethesde. Wkdys.. to 5. Closed
Sun. ond Hol.
HYATTSviLlE FIRST CHURCH:
622l 43sd Ave. tSun. II AN. and
sP.M.l, Wed. s:i5 PM Z. km..
611i l3rd Ave. wkdys. to 1.
Closed Sun. end hoi.
SILVER SPRING SOCIETY: sooi
Go. Ave. Sun. Sehl. sdioiniss
BLDG. mo ssn. eve. serieel. I
km., 1915 Ga. Ave. Wkdys, u
10 I, else Mon. cad Fri. to 3.
Sun. I to S. Closed HoIidoys.
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA FIRST CHURCH:
100 Russell I'd. tko Ssn6oy
eve. sesvies). Z. Rm., Ios N. Pat
rick. Aisx. wkdys.. 3 TO s. Closed
Sun. and hol.
ARLINGTON FIRST CHURCH: ss43
Listis Falls Read, East fsiis
Church. tke Ssa. Eve. Seriee.l
Wed, t:l5 Pm l. Rm. 37ls
Wilssa Blvd. Wkdys, II 10 5.
clsssd ssa. snd Hel.
ARLINGTON SECOND CHURCH:
1919 Witssa Blvd. tColsniai VIII.
bsiireem|. tNe Ssa. Eve. Ser-)
4. Rm.. 1850 N. 18th 81. Week
dan, II 10 4. end Fri. ] 10 ;.
Closed Ssa. end Hot.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Organized
Bible Glasses

Chief Judge Bolitha J. Laws, OF
the United States District Court
will speak to the Rustin Couples
Glass of the Mount Vernon Meth
Evening star., 1949-06-04
By Cospor Nonnes

Five years of sturdy work by
members of the Christ Congrega-
tional Church will be rewarded
when the first service in their new
Evening star., 1949-06-04

Pc EOPl
6es u ST. NV.
$50 a.m.--oraded Church School
II arn--"TAs Divine Visitation y
Holy Communion
THURSDAY. $50 D. Church sisht.
aRTHuR FtgTcHEa kLMKs. Miais.er.
''Th, Frisnd,lsst Church In the Ctt,. ]"
Evening star., 1949-06-04
DR.. H. B. cCormick Guest
Al National Christian

DR.. Harry B. Mccormick. presi-
dent of the United Christian Mis-
sionary Society of the Disciples Of
Christ, will be the guest preacher
at the National City Christian
Church Sunday morning in the
absence of DR.. j. Warren Hast
ings, who will be giving the bac-
calaureate address at the Univer-
sity of Tennessee.
On Wednesday at 3 pm. in the
social hall, DR.. Joseph P. E. Nor
rison, associate curator Of Null
lusks at the United States Ma
tional Museum, will give q lecture,
"Wild Life on Bikini.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
FIRST CHURCH: ceiumbie Rood
snd Euclid 81. NV. 4. km.

DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
FIRST CHURCH: ceiumbio Rood
snd Euclid s.. NV. Z. km.
1882 Coma. Ave. NV. Wkdys 3 to
3 WED. to y Sun. 8 Hol. Z to s.
SECOND CHURCH.: 6ls D St. Sc.
No Sun. Eve. Serviee). Reodins
Room closed temporarily
THIRD CHURCH: 18th end | sts.
NV, tssn II AM and 5 P.M.I
4. Rm., celoseds Blds. l4sh and
6 sh. Wkdys., 3 to = (Wsd. 10
7:3o). Sun. end hol- Z to s
FOURTH CHURCH: 18th and Oak
sts. NV. Z. Rm. Riggs ssnk
Dids, l4th and Park I'd. NV.
Wkdys.. > t. =. WED. 70 7:so).
Sun. snd Hei. Z 10 $40.
FIFTH CHURCH: l7,s ,in s..
NV. tks Ssa. Eve. Ssrvses.)
I. km., 1876 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Wkdy.., 1870 to 5 WED. 10 y.
Closed Sun. end hst.
SOCIETY: l3oz Rhsds Island Ave.
NV. 4. km. 1907 Rhode hlgnd
Ave. NV. Wkdys., I to 3. tWsd.
TO 7:45). Sun. end hel, 10 8.
SOCIETY: 1858 Mass. Ave. NV.
Sum-, II AN. Ne Sun. Seheei.
Wed. ! e.M.
Evening star., 1949-06-04

$3.50 900 edifce
Is held at II
am. tomorrow.
1t will be dedi-
Gated in Octo-
ber.
The structure
at Colesville
road and Indian
Spring drive.
Silver Spring.
Md, is the first
unit in a pro-
jected thre e
part U-shaped
plant. William
Hevl Th0mpSQn
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Atonement Lutheran

The Rev. Paul L. Reaser, pastor
Of the Lutheran Church of the
Atonement. will preach ut 9 am.
and II am. Sunday, 1.-THE In
dwelling Christ"
"A reception for new church
members will be held Wednesday
in the parish hall, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-04

OClSI SHGCH.
D. A. Dollar
hide will speak
to the 24-3o
class. T h e
young ad u t
Bible classes
will sponsor a
m e ct ng at
7:30 pm. Sum-
ner Pike will
speak. Mrs. A.
r. Harlan, for
m er teacher ,
will speak to
the HarlA n
@1n.. nn~ 7
Evening star., 1949-06-04
.BettyForIey
Is Married

IN the presence @. important
ots.ctals, ranking Coast GuArc
csscers and ether friends Miss
Betty Haywood Farley. caughiss
Of The ComnnAndani o. the coAs;
Guard and Mrs J. r Farley, be-
came the bride yesterday a. sNss
Rev. Charles Phillip Price, son O.
Mrs. Phillip W. Price ot Pitts
nurgh and the late Mr.. Price
The wedding took place IN I'm
manuel Church on the Etil
Seminary Hill. Va. the Rev, D:.
Albert T. Mollegsn, professor o.
the Seminary. assisted by TIE
Rev. Hugh 6. Clark Of PITTSBURGH,
pastor OF the Church Of the Re-
deemer. ofHeiatins.
After q honeymoon at the Farley
home In Wilmington. n c.. and al
Mackinaw Island. Straits OF Mac
kinac. the couple will live IN
LiRonier. Pa.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Episcopal Churches in Virginia
To Use 154o Service Sunday

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meals prescribed tas ex9ssranss-
TIRE chasasse Gasgsat8e sms 'sss,-
srte 70 ee ~osn ~ tAe r~sanr.
6eseoH ara s3s strsc-~ at tss
Grace Es.aoopal Ch4seA ve.s
raAos sS Mrs Joseph Hanuss.
Pa kfRtrtkx-
SUNDAY. ea!Aes Naltxusaay -
nen;acea, on ire eaafrs esisnaa5.
ASS elsossn Tor shs aspaftuts
from re rrsglar s~ENics eecsasa
&; ~Ak On taAl SUNDAY - sAss
taAt the sra kacE az Canmaa
PRAYER complied as Ire Mnst Rev.
Thomas CTanmeg Archbishop 81.
Canterbury. wAs placed tn Eng..sa
churches
The regular efgsef Q! s~r,scs
all Ne followed 81 ssm sesvgss
In both churches vHh IRE see.
seaF-alG rtgaa, e<nes ussa 1T
II am.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
By Ann Cline

A huge gathering of legal minds
took place last evening at the
Mexican Embassy. The occasion
was o reception given In honor OF
the delegates to the Sixth Confer
ence Of the Inter.American Bai
Association-whicf1 met in De-
troit-by the Ambassador and
Sonora de la Colina.
The group has been extensively
entertained since coming to Wash
ington several days ago. Many OF
them went on from the Embassy
last evening to the Mayflower
Hotel. where the Tax Section OF
the American Bar Association, OF
which Mr.. H. Cecil Fitzpatrick is
chairman, entertained at dinner
In the receiving line with the
Ambassador and his wife were Mr.
and Mrs. George Maurice Morris
Mr.. Frank J. Kelly. DR.. Carlos
Sanchez Mejorada. Mexican at
torney and delegate to the con-
vention. and Sonora de Mejorada
and Judge and Mrs. George Neil
son.
All kinds Of hors d'oeuvres were
on the table in the dining room
and as usual a bar had been set
UP in the patio.
The association will hold It's
conference next year In Uruguay
The last time they met in Mexico
was In 1945, and before that In
1880.
Among those from Washington
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Entertaining
Yesterday

The Finnish Minister. Or. X
T. Jutila. was host ~ luncheon
yesterday entertaining In COM
pliment TO the Governor Of the
bank OF Finland. Mr.. Sakari
Tuomioja. Other guests were Mr.
Jack Bernard Tate. deputy legal
adviser TO the State Department;
Mr.. CaSpar Dunham Green. who
served as First Secretary Of the
United States legation in Hell
stnki before his present assign
ment In the State Department,
Mr., Holly Of the State Department,
Mr.. Fell OF the Department Of
Justice and the First Secretary
Of the legation. Mr.. Olasi Munkki.
Associate Justice and Mrs.
Robert H. Jackson had guests
dining with them last evening
In their charming country home.
Hickory Hill. at Mclean. Va.
Evening star., 1949-06-04

Fps9cpa. Churches - Arl.ras Ter
and AisxAndysa AL depart tfosa
tire assl&l Greer q setrsss sancAs
n corIr.stg2rA- tacn C. ne sstesas
anniversary Of isae Beck @: Cssssa.
gsor PRAYER.
Instead o. the regular order G.
Holy Communism. Ire Church q
the Epiphany. 2coi Ser;h Gainsy
street. Arlington. and TIE Grace
Episcopal Church, ss6l RGSss4
road. Alexandria. AL tolsew shs
fern contained In the cFst prayer
book which was placed IN Qse IN
the Church Of Enslaad IN .SsR
Special authorization 10 lass iss
service vas ocf& lned .roga gler
Right Rev Freces3ck =. GoSo1~ In
Bishop o. Virginia BY Tie Rev
John C Henry Epiphany rectos
and the Rev Edward L Mer~cw
rector of Grace Eplscopa, Con-
gregations al tire services w!n he
supplied with reprints ot TIRE wTv-
ice prepared hy an Episcopal
publishing hcl2Se
Modern spelling is followed Ir
the reprint and the PRAYERS for
King Edward VI. IN whose selgn
the frst Book OF Common PRAYER
was introduced. have been adapted
for the President Of the United
States. Other than that. the
service Is unehanged.
The principal difference between
the I54s form and that contained
Evening star., 1949-06-04

Miss Nancy Lee Heberton
daughter Of Capt. Charles Muller
Heberton, q. S. NJ. and Mrs
Heberton Of Chevy Chase. became
the bride last evening of Ensign
Reginald Montague Machell. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Montague A
Machell of Phoenix, Ariz.
The ceremony took place in the
Naval Chapel on Nebraska avenue
Chaplain George Cummins offi-
ciating and a reception followed
at the Army Navy Country Club
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Stag Dinner

Rear ACmifai .. b. HARRISON,
director Of Pan American Affairs
and United States Naval Missions
acted as host at the stag banquet
given last evening at the Statier
In honor Of four faculty members
and four students OF the Chilean
Naval War College in Valparaiso.
The Chilean officers. Capt. Man
uel Quintana OyarZun. Comdr
Oscar Manzano Villablanca. 1t.
Col. Manuel Montt Martinez. 1t.
Comdr. Fernando Bascunan Aran-
cibia. Comdr. Jorge Gandera Bo-
fill. Comdr. Alfredo Martin Diaz.
1t. Comdr. Jorge Tapia De Ia
Barra and 1t. Comdr. Luis A.
Urzua Merino. are in this country
to make a tour Of United States
Naval facilities and study the
teaching methods employed by our
Navy. The tour will take them
to Norfolk. Newport News. New
York and Miami and Panama.
Other guests at the dinner were
members of the stan Of the Chilean
Embassy. q number Of United
States Navy officers and several
State Department officials.