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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-29
TACOMA TROTH

TACOMA TROTH TAG.
ONA, Wash. Jan. 29-Before ar
altar banked with white chrysan-
themums and Pickering candles
Miss Chieko Osada. eldest daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Takeichi osada
was married to Mr. Shigeo Okla
sen of Mr.. ToyoShige Okla, on Sun
day. Jan %. in the Tacoma Bud
dhist Church. The Rev G. Nishi-
maya officiated at the ceremony
The bride was arrsyed in bridal
gown of slipper satin, the wide
off-the-shoulder collar set off TIT
lace yoke and the flared. gored
skirt extended into train Her full
length veil edged with lace swept
from crown of orange blossoms.
She carried a bouquet of white
roses centered with an orchid.
Miss Hideko Osada, the bride S
sister. was the maid of honor and
Miss Kimie Jinguj; was bridesmaid.
Beth of the attendants wore light
blue satin MORE gowns, fashioned
similarly to the brides. They wore
crowns of white chrysanthemums
in their hair and white lace mitts.
Their Colonial bouquets of white
and lavender chrysanthemums were
identical except for an addition OF
red roses in the maid of honor's
bouquet.
Little Yaeko Osada. youngest sis
ter of the bride. and Sumiko Mkt,
niece of the groom, were the flower
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-29

Little girls like to have glamour
Gus curls just like mother and the
perfect solution to the problem is
a soft. natural looking home per-
manent wave Wispy Straight locks
or thick unruly hair can easily be
shaped, thinned and then curled
into any number of charming styles
that will make little girls look
their best-as illustrated in the
hair styles shown above, inspired
by famous story-book characters.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-29
Qome to Ghurch1sil,

Every church b requested TO
send I'm its notices. by Tuesday
noon of each week SO that the
changes may be made according
ly and I'm time for the Wednesday
editions Of that week.
5:45 am.-Sunday Scylool.
10 am.-Issei worship service.
11:15 a.m.-Nisei worship SER
vice.
HIS a.m.-Nursery during Youne
People service in the Broadwa,
nursery building.
7:30 pm.-BYF.
Okazaki classes from 8 to 0 pm
on Mondays.
BUDDHIST
10 a.m-Sunday School. Masu,
Kihara, chairman. Dharma class
receptionist group.
II am.-Young peoples devo.
tional service Junior boys will bt
in charge, Lotus girls will sing, ant
the Rev. Masunaga will speak.
CONGREGATIONAL
10 a.m.-Issei worship service.
10 a.m.-Smday School for nurs.
cry, kindergarten, beginners, pri-
mary and juniors. New boys clas:
In primary department.
II a.m.-Nisei worship service.
8 p.m.-Bible study class for MI
sci every Monday.
METHODIST
10 a.m.-Sunday School and Is
sci worship service.
II a.m.-Nisei worship service.
7:30 p.m.-Young peoples fell
lowship.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-29
MARYKNoLL


9 am. and 1880 a.m.-Low Mas
Benediction Will be held follow
NC 1890 Mass
NTCHIREN BUDDHIST CHURCH.
10 a.m.-Kndergarten children
and juniors service.
II am.-Young peoples service
In English.
Q p.m.-Japanese Service.
PRESBYTERIAN
$3.50 am.-Church school for all
ages.
10 a.m-Issei worship service.
10 Annoying peoples Bible
discussion.
11:10 am-Nisei worship service
Sci Adachi to speak on whats
Wrong with the World.
$50 p.m.-Junior Westminster
Fellowship.
7 p.m.-Senior Westminster Eel
lowship.
ST. PETERS MISSION
am.-Issei Holy Communion
Rev G Shoji.
9:45 am.-Sunday School, Miss
Gladys Gray.
IL a.m.-Nisei Worship Service
7:30 pm-Fri might YPF meet
ings
1ST CHRISTIAN TNTERRACTAI
8 p. m.-Services by the Rev. j
j. Pruitt In YMCA chapel. Fourth
and Madison.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-29


NIGHTS HIGH
Singles-Yoko Hishikawa, Rock
cites, I'll.
Series-Yoko Hishikawa, Rock
cites, 468.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-29


PORTLAND, Greg. Jan. 26-Nob
Furukawa's 594 series and Sam
Sasaki's 543 series kept Azumano
Insurance on the top rung of the
Oregon Nisei Bowling League stand
ings Friday in HOLLYWOOD Alleys
Azumano's downed Club Monterey
3 to l.
Furukawa's final game was 235
The results follow
NISEI POOL (4-D. Tanaka 513
Furumasa Zone gameo 1859, J. Miyo-
shi 4e4, Nakayama AIT, K. Niguma
Sill, T. Yamasaki (two games) 241
ORPHANS OF. Sono 446, va
mamoto 1913, Mishima 379, Matsu-
mura $50, Shiiki 494.
RUSSELLVTLLE (2)-Toda 430
Sugahiro $50, Hara 1856, s. Takeucht
424, K. Fulfil AS; MALETTS e.
S Akagi AGO, E. Saito 465, Hachiye
425, F. Furukawa 498, T. Saito 463
J.K. KIDA f4-Hirata 434, K
Ikeda 40, B. Kinoshita 1856, /
Yamasaki 443, j. Fujii 544;, THREE
Us oh. Louie AL. Lee AS. M
Louie 400, r Wong 400, F. Wong
412.
FOSTER CAFE 3)-Wskamatsu
438, Hara 351. Morioka 535, Maya
saki 473, Mishima $40; KERN
PARK DIG. Itami AIT, E. Fuji
400, Tosh Okazaki 400. H. Itami
1872, Komachi 478.
HOOD RIVER (3)-Hori $50
Horiuchi 1855 Inukai 435. Mas Taxa
sunni 535, Asai 1855; MOTOR Gil
MIC D-Fukui $50, Namba 463, Hi
natsu 374, H. Kasai 461, Kiyokawa
447.
AZUMANOS (3)-S. Sasaki 542
T. Shimizu 1882, G. Sono 458, G
Onishi 448, N Furukawa 594; CLUE
MONTERREY D-T. Okazaki Ala
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-29

We sometimes meet an origina
gentleman, who, If manners had mo-
existed, would have invented them
Emerson
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-29

The scholar, without good-breed-
ing, is a pedant; the philosopher, .
cynic; the soldier, a brute; and ev-
cry man Observation-Disclosures.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-29
OREGON NIsEI BOWLING
EEACTrr STANDINGS

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles-Nobi Furukawa, Azuma-
nos, 235.
Series--Nobi Furukawa, Azuma-
nos. 594.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-29


PORTLAND, Greg, Jan. 29-By
shutting out Tsuboi Jewellers 4 to
0, the Three Us took a five-game
lead over second-place Bussei Rock
cites in the Oregon Nisei Women's
Bowling league last Friday in Holly
wood Alleys.
Foster Cafe, formerly question
Marks, was downed to by the
Rockettes who were paced by Yoke
Hishikawa.
The results follow:
THREE Us (D-Yut 375, Lee
357. Quinn 381, Wong 367, Guam
1852; TSUBOTs W)-Kiyokawa 372,
NJ. Sasaki 339, Dummy $50, KIM
Sasaki 800, Wakamatsu 800.
ROCKETTES Oh. Tamiyasu
42s, C. Tanaka 1872, Fujita 287, T.
Tamiyasu $40, Hishikawa 1853; FOS-
TER CAFE Ok. Sasaki 35l, A.
Furukawa $780, A. Fukuda 286, J.
Furukawa 1858, Dummy 27e.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-29

Our Armed Forces need young
leaders. top notch specialists. :. .
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-29

. GIRL. Dressed alike in pink, they
carried nosegays of pink and laven
der chrysanthemums.
Best man was Mr.. Masayoshl
Jinguji and the usher was Mr.. Hi
sato Mkt.
Miss Shigeko Yoshioka sang q
Love You Truly" and Al Dawning'
accompanied on the organ by Mrs
Yaeko Nakano.
The reception was held later IN
the evening Mr. George Nakano
was the master of ceremonies. Miss
Yasuko Hashimoto was in charge
of the guest book; Mr.. H. Otsuka
gifts: and Mrs. K. Hoshide. a A.
TERED wedding cake Mr.. and Mrs
U. Yoshioka and Mr. and Mrs NJ
Jinguji were the baishakunin.
ENGAGEMENT TOLD
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Akagi announced
the engagement of their daughter
Kachi, TO Mr.. Chuck Ikeda. son
of Mr.. M. Ikeda, a. luncheon hela
at the Linyen Cafe on Sunday
Jan. %. Heart-shaped place caro-
revealed the betrothal
Present were Mrs. Kay Okuda
and the Misses Mazda Ikeda, Mich
and Sally Ishii. Toshi Kirita. Yoyo
Konishi, Connie Tamura, Florence
Watanabe and Toshi Akagi.
Unable to attend were the Misses
Michi Akagi and Betty Shimamura
No wedding date has been set.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
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To Be Held tomorrow

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Evening star., 1949-04-19
Rain Falls 10 DISRUPT
Donora' Smos Test
D. sss As~zxsases es@ss

DoNoRA. rs~. Apra iss--lrw
iy,ng clouds and q steady Fst-
tecay failed 70 halt . scar ca,
tess os poisonous fumes in tAs a.,
over this rsill scwr.
Scientists are sseEsng 10 ~,
create industrial eun6sttons ~.
ported last 0cscaev ~A~r :.
persons eaeo In q .ve-cAy sRta.
sros
On the ssxt rFa oay YESTERDAY
q strong wire prvrsr,ec sc-ma
ton Of tog. Tns wtnd essw moxi
Of the smoke across itae Moaanga
hela River 70 re town 81 weasssr
Georse claysoa. G. ths uniiec
States Paalr Health Service, SAD
the rRtn wAk TO. tntertertng witA
the test; He added ne tess
would ne STOPPED a. the arx,
SIGN thal atmosphere corai .
tons Of las, October are n<lng
duplicated,
The xIse works 81 the American
Steel Il Wire Co. principal In
ousiTy In Doncra. Is IN run
operation for the tes'.
Many people are fearful They
dread repetition of The tatAl
srnos Of last fail. however, In
vestigatoss say there Is no oangeF
Evening star., 1949-04-19
New York Sun Artist,
'RofoeI,' Dies OF 81
81 = A. x b.

NEW YORK, Aprii ~ Raj
ae| the se-yeAF old artlst wisoss
drawings o! sctsws. &ctGr&Sea ara
ether news personalities have ar
peaTed IN tae New YORK s2IE tof
g years. c,ed today
The artist, whose fun name Nas
RA!asl VAlelsls died Al s, An.
tl1onys Hospital. Queens RoTs
IN Rosario Argentina. hs worked
for magazines IN H'enos Aires,
PARIS. Madrid ard MeAieo Ne
Joined the stan Of the sun IN 1929.
His collection ol autographs af
people he met IN ms work was sS.
tenSlye and INCLUDED three os
George Bernard ShAs Albert En-
stein and others
Evening star., 1949-04-19

D. Mast. LOUIS r. Rsonitxxi. Eear,
II. Surface. Frank l. Yates: dele.
gate TO diocesan convention
Brig. Gen George TyreE. alter
nate delegate. Guy w. Chamber
lain.
+ ST. Paal's. Reek Greek: snlo'
warden. Charles W. Miller: junior
warden. Harry z, Siye: register
Robert l. Sayies; treasurer. LAoyt
o. Chamberlain; veStrymsn. Lie,
II. Abbott. Thomas e Berry
Charles r. Bril-. Reginald Z
Crooks. Granville GUIDE. Raymond
II. Isaacs, Earl @. Jonscher. Lewis
Z. Payne. Mr. Sayles. delegate tc
diocesan convention. Mr Be1y,
alternate delegate. Mr., Slye
1 ST. Paul's. Washington Circle
senior warden. Wales H. Jack :
junior warden. Kelsey Y. Saint.
register. Mahlon H. Janney.
treasurer. Mr.. Jack. vestTymen,
Col, Earle r. CiosSon. John II. 3.
GiIliat. Nagel Haskin. Robert W
Smith. John 3. Libby. Samuel A.
Leech. Delegates to diocesan
convention. Mr.. Gill.at, Gen II
c. Pillsbury: alternate delegates,
William Curtis Cooper. Guy S
Hensley.
ST. Philips: senior warden. Nor
ris Scott: junior warden. W. L,
McLendon: register. Granville
curley: treasurer. Florine Me
Lendon: vestrymen. John B. Tay-
lor. Herman J. Washington, Theo-
dore Taylor. A. Stanley Smith.
Ciaudine Scott: delegate TO do
cesar convention. Mr. Norris Scott.
alternate delegate. Mr.. Washing
ton.
/. st. Stephen and the Inc arna-
tion: senior warden. Lynch Lu-
quer: junior warden. Charles l.
Shone: register. Frank A. Dawson
treasurer. Herbert w. Farmer
vestrymen. Mr.. Dawson. Theodore
NJ. Collier. A. Edward Faro. Mr.
Farmer. Arthur G. Frankel. jr.;
George l.. Goss, Herbert P Hall,
James F. Hughes, Nelson Wamp-
Ter: delegates to diocesan conven-
ton. Mr.. Shone. Mr.. Dawson;
alternate delegates. Mr.. Farmer.
Mr.. Frankel.
| st. Thomas: senior warden.
William L. Beale; junior warden.
Ralph C. Mulligan; vestrymen,
Arthur HELEN. Rear Admiral Lu-
ther Sheldon. ir., U. S. N, retired;
John H. Davidson. Rear Admiral
Henry Williams. u. S. NJ. retired:
Harry NJ, Sieber, James H. Steb-
bins. c. Malcolm Hevenor. Comdr
Lawrence A. Campbell. George V.
Blue.
| Church of Our Saviour. Brook
Evening star., 1949-04-19

Trust Co. vestrymen. BrtF Gen
Albert l. Cox, J. Harry Cortrgton
Sd: David T. Finley. Gen. Z. s
Grant, Sd: James l.. Hougr1tellng
Keith Merrill. Duncan Phillips,
Rear Admiral Russell c. Train:
delegate TO diocesan convention
Gen. Cox: alternate delegate
Horace W. Teeslee.
st. MarEaret's, senior warden
Ernest ". Greene: senior warden
emeritus. Harry K. Boss: JUNO,
warden. Charles H. LeFevre. reg
ister. Benjamin S. Foster; treas
urer. Mr. Greene; vestrymen
George G. Cornwell. John H
Cornweli. DR.. Hugh jefferson
Davis, Mr.. Foster. Jerry n Grit
fin. Charles L. Hutchison. Robert
c. Maxwell. Holden H. Rhymes
delegates TO diocesan convention
DR.. Davis: alternate delegates. Mr.
George Cornwell.
[ st. Marks, Capitol Hill. senior
warden. Morris z. Harlow: junior
warden, Roy w. Burgess: register
Harold j. Brown; treasurer. Miss
Grace z. Robinson: vestrymen
Harry z. Hood. J. N. Robertson
David E. Mccoy. w. Edward Fra
zier, willard H. Hawley. William
G. vermillion. z. Walter Carter
delegate to diocesan convention
Mr.. NARROW: alternate delegate
Mr.. Robertson.
! st. Mary's; senior warden
S. E. Compton; junior warden
Milton E. Harris: registrar
Leon S. Turner; treasurer
Miss Julia E. Davis; vestrymen.
Mrs. Louise Joyce. Louis Jackson,
Cleon NJ. Lewis. Robert N. Mat
tingly, James z. Saunders. Sydney
Washington, delegate to Diocesan
Convention, Mrs. Virginia Quivers.
alternate delegate, Miss Gertrude
Savoy.
| ST. Monica's: senior warden. j.
c. Marcus. Junior warden. Daniel
L. Hawkins: register, Thomas E
Straughn; treasurer. Mrs. Daisy
Montgomery: vestrymen. Mrs.
Martha Sweeney, David Gibson.
Gilbert Washington. Richard
Coles. Bernard Shavers. Samuel
Harris. Robert Baltimore, Joseph
Manson: financial secretary, A. r.
Dangerfield; delegate to diocesan
convention. Mr.. Washington: al
ternate delegate, Mr.. Manson.
| st. Patrick's; senior warden,
Clarence M. Charest: junior ward
en-. Ralph r. De PreZ; register
Lee M. Robinson; treasurer
James w. Colpitts; vestrymen;
DR.. Samuel E. Burr. Wallace N.
Daniels, Sears p. Doolittle. Brig,
Gen. w. A. Holbrook. DR.. Herman
Evening star., 1949-04-19

land Parish. serac- warden. Al.c-
G Boswell: .anaor warden. Geo-g.
A. Gather. register. Roland A
l4nger. treasure. G~o-ge p
Baily: assistant treasurer, Robert
D, Grigg. .r; associate treasurer,
Daniel Sawyer. ~estrvmen. Mr.
Baly. Mr., l4nxer. Mr.. GEasg
Ausoert NJ Eou-. Georss Dc witt
Miller. FScc z Kaufman. Dr.
Charles J. Bovine. Harry p. Col J.
grove. delegate 10 diocesan cor
ventaon, Mr.. Boswell. glterra ss
delegate. Mr.. Eallv.
Transfiwuration. senior warden
NJ z Ryon. junior warden. Ulysses
Butler. register. J. G. STACK
treasurer. LLOYD r. Cox. yess-y-
men, r. n. jefferson. Mr. Cox
Reuben Ford. William Erskine
Herman J. Galloway. Z. r. Walker
Mr.. STACK. J. l. Evans. delegate
10 diocesan convention. Mr.
STACK; alternate delegate. Mr.
Galloway.
Trinity. Takema PARA. senior
warden. r. Perry yeatman
junior warden. Edward J Water
field, register. J. c. Runyon
treasurer. National Savings a.
Trust Co, assistant treasurer. Mr..
Yeatman. veStrymen. Mr.. Yeat-
man, De Witt L. Cooke. Mr. Wat
eTfield, Ellery Denison. Holmes
c. Turley. Harry j. Jermain. VIII
liam II. Archer. Roland e. Jones.
delegate 10 diocesan convention,
Richard X. Smith; alternate del
egate. Mr.. Waterfield.
ST. David's Chapel: senior warden
Frank K Sanderson. junior war
den. Dr.. r, Lomax Wells. register.
Francis L. Adams. financial sec
retary. A. w. Connor. treasurer,
C. E Sener. jr; vestrymen. Milton
K Eckert. r. c. Hunter. Fred r.
JaSperson. George r. Lindsay.
Larry 5. Lynch, William c. Bowies.
Roland c. Davies, W. E. Hamilton.
Humphrey T. Harnsberger. Wslcott
w. Hubbell. Mr.. Sener.
st. Lukes: senior warden.
William c. Jordan: Junior warden.
Theodore r. Boulware, register,
Mrs. Edith B. Stratton: treasurer.
Rolandus H. Cooper. Norman W.
Harris. Clarence Brooke. Clarence
Mayo, Charles A. Tate, Lawrence
l.. Whaley. Willis P. Worsley. Mel
win A. Gilkes: delegates to dioce-
san convention. Mr., Jordan; alter
nate delegate, Mr.. Boulware.
Stores and theaters were or
dered to close early In Italy to
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Injured Non Dies

Wade WasseneT II a paiArni ~
ST Ellsaheths Hospital, d!ed there
yesterday. apparently fToTn effects
Of q fractured hip suffered March
7. Coroner A MagTtlder Mae
Donald said the man SsS se-
eidensAlly knocked down Al tire
entrance ni ffe f'r ''''
on March and vas hospitallaed
Aith a hfnkfsl NJ
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Pp1yB 0churches of Area
taeetd0HNes, Vestrymen

James G.. Lewis. William II
Nichols, Thomas Burrell. William
L. Mfils: delegate to diocesan con-
vention, John r. Collins; alternate
delegate. Mr.. Carr.
Chapel of st. Timothy: senior
warden, w. L. Funk; secretary
Mrs. Funk: treasurer. Frederick A
Blumer; vestrymen. John w
James, Mrs. A. c. Hayden, Henry
M. Hatcher, Thomas w. Bisi1ton
w. M. Richardson and George B
Wood; delegates to diocesan con-
Ivention. Malcolm F. Hodges; al
ternate delegates, Mr.. Blumer.
Christ, Georgetown: senior war.
den, S. Percy Thompson; junior
warden, Brice Clagett: vestrymen
DR.. Frank Costenbader, Will Lair
william Miller, William Yelverton
j. Edward Burroughs. jr.; DR.
Stuart o. Foster, Spencer Gordon
Douglas D. Hall. Capt. William H
Leahy, Louis Mackall. jr.; Jacque.
lin A. Marshall and Ernest F
Mechlin; delegate to diocesan con.
vention, Stephen P. Dorsey; alter
nate delegate. Mr.. Hall.
Christ, Washington; Senior
warden, Clyde E. Taylor: junior
warden, Alonzo j. Thompson; reg
lister, Pearson C. Conlyn; treas
urer, Edward c. Cox: vestrymen
Charles O. Iseli, Mr.. Taylor, J
Russell Lowe, Pierce c. McGarth
Mr.. Thompson. Mr.. Conlyn
Charles H. Grimes, Woodrow w
Basil, Edwin W. McChesney; dele
gate to diocesan convention, Mr.
Cox; alternate delegate. Mr.. Con-
lyn.
Il Emmanuel; senior warden
James A. Larsen; Junior warden
Quentin e. Clark: register, F. w
Waikart H. treasurer, John A
Cook: assistant treasurer, j. P
Caddington: vestrymen, Leonard
D. Foutz, w. E. Linden, c. M
Johnston, F. A. Foule; delegate to
diocesan convention. Mr.. Foutz;
alternate delegate, Mr.. Cook.
Epiphany; senior warden. DR.
John Minor; junior warden, Rich
ard H. Wilmer; register. Benja-
min w. Dulany: treasurer, Alfred
H. Lawson; vestrymen, DR.. Minor
Mr.. Wilmer, Richard E. Shands
j. Pervis Minor, DIR. Leonard M
Elstad, John s. Graham. Samuel
z. Neel, Gen. E. c. B. Danforth
DR.. William S. McCune. William
e. McReynolds: delegates to dio-
cesar convention. DR.. Minor, Mr.
Wilmer; alternate delegates. Win
throp Wolfe, Mr.. Stands.
Esther Memorial, Congress
Heights; senior warden. Elmer F.
Hayes; junior warden. Richard r.
Crawford, ST.; register, Walter
P. Ford, jr.; treasurer, Francis
A. Davidson; vestrymen, Mr.. Da-
wilson, Noble o. Peates. Mr.. Ford
William v. Moore, A. Raymond
Emo, sr.: William w. Lynch, ST.;
Alfred E. Davidson. Horace M
Hayes, James K. Howes. jr.; dele
gate to diocesan convention. Mr.
Emo: alternate delegate, Mr.. Ford
Grace, Georgetown; senior war
den. Charles F. Huntington;
junior warden. Grover Burrow
registrar, w. Paul Hart; treas
lurefr Mrs. Rose B. Mitchell;
fvestrynen, Foster Bullock. sHorA
ace English. Richard H. Hart, w
Paul Hart. johnson McAuley. Mrs
Mitchell. Miss Phebe A. Ross
Norman H. Saul; delegate to
diocesan convention, Miss Ross;
alternate delegate, Richard H
Hart; mission treasurer, Miss Ross
Ascension, Silver Spring; senior
warden. Henry A. Lyon; junior
warden, Charles Leizear; register
Daniel Hoffman, jr.; treasurer
Miss Marguerite Graeves; vestry-
men. Mrs. Willard Smallwood
| william Lonsway, William P
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Two Reported Decd
In Burning OF Ship
~ re Assex,abse sssaa

GUAYAQU1.. Ecuador. April 10
At least tvo persons we're re-
ported killed. four missing. anc
an undetermined number OF other:
injured in the burning Yesterday
OF the tourist motor vessel Faraor
of Las Huacas Island.
First survivors from the ship
which carried about so tourists
said q motor explosion had started
the ffre. The vessel VAS returning
from Lima. Peru
Rescue ships were ordered out
by Eeuadorean President Gala
LaSso Plaza.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Mon Found Decd

The coroner's once today was
investigating the death o! William
T. Street. Is. colored. OF i72i
Marion court NV. who Was found
dead in vacant lot in the 100
block OF Clicks court NV. early
today.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
|IsEss'T,na1 ..zs,,e5fnH Hsssat Rla.ySl,ssss

aka3 MEJ ahioaH Aios@ slseied
1st night to posts in the Episcopal
Nhurches'of tiie' 'wasfiinston area
a the animal elections tcalstom-
ily held the Monday after Easter
.Wiluam. r. Castle, former I'm
4ersecretary of State. was elected
0nior warden OF Ascension and
stAsrfes church iii1ts1e first elec-
Eon sinee ASCENSION Church rand
ft. Asnea Church merged within
he past year. Robert B. Riley
r.. was chosen 1urffor warden"
TEefAtsr foro Che chdrch chosen
apqastsnieht's meeting was Harry
Hahssfu fu~fslie william JoDenham
was elected erea sfrer Ind John w
Talienttre, assistantrtreaswer. Mr.
Castse ealsoi was elected IA delegate
To the sdfpceears convention to be
held in May. The other delegate
ehssen was frederick s, Tyler.
-stT6 W.dL Beale Re7elected.
,fWiIliaxn |. Beale = VICE president
al, the AmsricsnsS Security 81 Trust
Ce., rwss re elected senior warden
at Sss srThemss Church Ralph
C. Mulligan VAS chosen junior
zmons. those efs-eleeted is vestry-
nan az tie Church Of the
EpiphapH, was. Pr Leonard M
tksaa PRESIDENT s'pTst7 Of ,df foallaudet
ss' FssulSg .chafcf. Rock Greek
Parish, apnodnced that,is method
d. Gectlng ,.yestrymepn had been
ehanged fof the, frst tmie to per-
NIT rotation oh that body Starting
nssA&n be, chosen forIs maximum
term m three years and will not
De allowed to sIcceed themselves.
fhexmay be yoted mto Office again
aitG stsytng 5pdt, arXear.
y snt1ooEeWi Changes.
There were5eWn changes voted
IN most of the church bodies
sever6 9fthS chHTches postponed
the el6t1dhBA1Ofi tdeftdln ofncers,
while others will hold full elections
e sseiMt1' & iEafIsnt.s elections
were as follows:
<sAh Eouis' Parish, senior warden
Dnfaohn aWl Barke.ojunior warden
lion .Sr Birney aFegister. Worth
ington H. TaIcott. treasurer, Will
= fam Fl. Waters, Sjr.; vestrymen
HTE1ifrdsBans Capt. j. Harri-
ssassD sDsssezd. Warren w. Grimes
H. Ray Heseock, DR.. Howard 8,
Msdsgsn. s. Jay Mccathran. jr.;
JsRupsStd dMehlsr,, Christopher H
Pope delegates TO diocesan con-
vsnNop. Mr., ,Birney; alternate
dslsgste, My-o eCathran.
Asgensien aAd1St. Agnes; senior
warden, William r. Castle; junior
wHriena Robert b. Riley. jr.; regis
tSr, Harry Hausera treasurer, Will
haan bvDvnhar13n assistant treas
urer, John w. TaHentire; vestry-
memo Bruce Bairds Capt. Paul Cas-
saucii sU. IS. asNlOretired, E. Guy
Dpna1dsona DavidiS. Dawson. Will
lakd sWbs Wantmone; delegates to
dieeesaa1 Tconyentaon. Mr.. Castle,
Esederick 81 Fyler; alternate dele
sake& sNeals Js1Hardy, H. B. Tee
aarden.d gIJaH
.aCSl<arss1seniof warden, Charles
TsnNd Vbre≠ Junior warden
Hgfschef ~ Wilson; register
GsrnecoGqa aJeHerson; treasurer
Albert L. Raymond: vestrymen
Ff6nk aCoiernans Thomas C. Cope
lGYs!fEdiiadDe Ford, Mr.. Jefferson
HARRY W. Lewis. jr,:: Bruce C. Reid
Charles WItsNifliams; delegate te
diocesan convention. Harry M
Landesp df5 alternate delegate
Mrs. EpeFEdhT
Chspef of the Atonement: senior
sl1rdefbs john F. Collins: ,uniol
Vxktfen, f0aff1es c. Carr; register
T1ieodefE ri Morrison: treasurer
Wattiatns Kac Collins: vestrymen
Evening star., 1949-04-19

I'm glad I found
out about my Den
ture Mouth in time.
Now | Use POLL
DENT every day.
and no one guessax
] have false teeth.
N o D en- ure
Mouth
Mrs. II, 4. L..
Bethlehem. Pa.
Evening star., 1949-04-19

"a friend told ms
brushing my false
teeth might help
bring on Dsnturs
Mouth. ] took the
hint and started
soaking my plates
In PoLIDENT.
They re cleaner
than ever and no
Denture Mouth.
nox'
J u. C..
Canton. q.
Evening star., 1949-04-19
Grateful Users Say:

"P0LfnENT 10
wonderful ltkaSs
my plate feeling
cool, and clean. aud
80 fresh. tasting
And ! know I'm
safe from Dsnture
Mouth"
J. r, D.,
Santa Barbara. Cal