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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-02

population of 1913, 600 ,oOo-the equi
valent of Africa-of whom onl,
$500, $50 are Catholics.
Serving The Catholic people
Throughout the world are 49,
059 priests. OF This total 246,-
356 are in Europe. 81, 6,564 in she
Americas, 1891 in Asia, 9,34o
in Africa and 1878 in oeeania.
That means that 81 per cent of
the priests serve in Europe, %
per cent in the Western Henri
sphere, 4.6 per cent in Asia. IS
per cent in Africa and one per
cert in oeeanis.
According to Father Bouffsrd'i
survey, of the total number o.
priests 26,540 are missionaries
working among a non-Cathoh'
world population of 1000. .000, 600
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-02

Many of the children have been
prepared for First Communion and
a number of couples who contract
ed irregular marriages have had
their unions regulsrized. Mean
while, the priest and his compan-
ions have been gradually extending
their work to other districts of the
city where the need for a spiritual
revival also exists.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-02

Save time and money by filling
yoBr needs through want ads.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-02

THOUGHT FOR THE WEAK
Dare to be different, but don't be
different by being daring.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-07-02

of whom 1,5oo, 900, 900 are non
Christians.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04

not we could gut cod.
This was brought on no doubt BY
the fact that we were dressed for
the climate - in old Jackets
and disreputable slacks - and one
of the studios was doing a picture
involving clipper ships and fisher
men.
The second time was night be-
fore last when Mickey Renna call
ed and asked if | knew where she
could find some one with q beat
up car to be used as background"
for one Of the scenes in The dose
Tattoo" +"
She Mas Ready
This time | was able to ohlige
-- since | didn't have TO look any
further than my own yard for such
a car.
So yesterday afternoon | turned
up at the Perez Grocery Store af-
ter getting father to promise to
bring the car around TO me.
Fred Taylor who was also cali
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
.Sheriff's Dept.
Reports Work
Handled dInOct,

Eighty-five complaints
were handled by the sher-
iff's department during Oc-
tober, it was announced to-
day.
Last month. 81 complaints
were handled. The total for
the year through October is
$50.
The October cases included:
Deaths, 2; rape, /; aggravated
assault, 2; breaking and entering,
Is; larceny, 8; auto thefts, 4; sim
pie assaults, /; smbezzlement and
fraud, 3; weapons violations, /:
prostitution. 2; sex, except rape
and prostitution, /; family and chill.
dren, 8; liquor, except drunLen-
ness and driving while intoxicated,
2; accidents, 8: other auto viola.
tons, 2; miscellaneous. Is.
Prisoners On Hand
On Oct /. there were 1s pri-
soners in the county Jail. Eighty.
seven were received at the jail dur
ing October and 50 were released
leaving q prisoners in the jail on
Oct. 81.
On Oct. / there were So cases on
hand, plus the IS opened in Octo-
Der made total of 1877. Eighty
cases were closed during October
leaving 81 on hand at the end of
the month.
During October. personnel of the
sheriff's office travelled s.s96 mil.
eS.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
Fourteen Plead
Guilty Today

Fourteen persons today pleaded
guilty in Criminal Court before
Judge Thomas S. Caro-.
The names of the defendants
the charges, and the sentences
follow:
r ]. Wuebler, two charges Of
reckless driving, sentence defer
red on one charge and SIS or Is
days assessed on the other charge.
F. J. Badia, reckless driving
SIS or Is days.
A. r. Gooding, reckless driving
dismissed.
A. <. Bowen. vagrauey, 10 days.
D. c. Alexander, reckless driv.
ing. SIS or Is days.
W. +. McQuaide. reckless driv-
ing, $50 or 30 days.
H. c. Hancock, drunk, sentence
deferred.
C. J. Gaines. no drivers license
SIS or Is days.
6. ". Sapp, drunk, SIS or Is
days.
G. NJ. Shuford. drunk. SIS or Is
days.
G. V, Velle. reckless driving. SIS
or Is days.
Clifford SwattS, speeding, SIS or
Is days.
o. Fl. Adams. reckless driving
and drunk driving, SIS or 50 days.
Jack MeSsmer, reckless driving,
SIS Or Is days.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
Staying Inquest.
Time Is Changed

An inquest in the Tv slaying will
be at 10 a. m. tomorrow. Justice
OF the Peace Ira Alhury will con.
duct the inquest in the county court
house.
The time of the inquest original.
ly had been set for 2 D. m. but
today was moved up to tomorrow
morning.
James ? Blaton, Jr., %. a sailor,
was killed last Saturday afternoon
when, police said. his wife. Flea.
nor, 2S. fled a shot from a q
ealleer rifle into his chest.
The shooting followed an arru.
ment over the installation of a Tv
set IN the couples home at Soa
Olivia St.
Mrs. Blaton is charged with frs,
degree murder and is the coun.
" jail
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
.Papy Polls Most
Votes Here Tues.

Bernie c. Papy, state represen-
tative. is still the county's cham.
pion vote getter, the official tabu.
lation of Tuesdays election show.
ed today.
He polled 1,55S votes of the l..
S99 that were cast.
State Senator Bill Neblett was
second with 1.S45 votes and vii.
liam A. Freeman, Jr., county com
missioner, was third with 1888 vot,
es.
Twenty-one absentee ballots were
cast for the election.
All 2l Of the absentee voters
cast votes for Circuit Court Judge
Aqullino Lopez, Jr.. Gerald Saund.
ers, county commissioner. and vii.
liam Warren, Jr., school board
member.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04

Other National represen-
tatives present at the meet
ing were l.. w. Diamond,
operations official, a n d
chief pilot C.. II. Ruby.
Burton said that he did not want
anyone to think that National had
all the answers but he added that
they have been in the airline bus
mess for some time and they know
some of the answers.
Burton said that National OBJ
jected to the increased payment
for the use of the airiield because
he thought that 1t would make them
o party to an investment TO the air
port which has limited future and
certain built.in safety hazards.
Letter Quoted
He quoted a letter written In
September where National had re-
commended to the county that the
commercial airlines use Boca Chi
ca cooperating with the county 10
build a passenger building from
which they would lease space, saw
ing the county money that could
be spent in developing Meacham.
In the same letter, NAL recon-
mended that Meacham be main
tanned as small airport for private
use.
Burton then told Of the contents
az a second letter written later as
q substitute proposal. This letter
stated that the county could save
money by cutting out the conStrue-
ton Of certain planned taxi'ways.
Burton said that about SlSo, 600
could be saved alone by this omis-
sion.
Excessive Expenditure
Burton added that the floor space
plans for NAILS use could be cut
in half. He had reference to the
passenger building planned al
Meacham. He pointed out that a
bout $50 900 could be saved If, as in
their case other excessive floor
space was eliminated.
The airline representative also
said that NAL believes the budget
of over $4,000 planned operating
cost is excessive. He compared II
20 another airport of similar size
where the budget is only O,Ooo,
II was agreed by Burton that the
action last year of curtailing two
Continued on rage Twol
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
A And B Charge
Dropped Against
Battling Sailor

Charles r. Driver, a sailor who
fought with the county solicitor.
the state attorney, and a son of
the state attorney, today was char.
ged with driving while intoxicated
and having an accident.
The assault and battery charge
against Driver was dropped, and
indications were that the two re
naming charges would be heard
in city court rather than Criminal
Court.
The charges against Driver. who
is attached to the Fleet Sonar
School, grew out of SquabbIe
shortly after S p. m. Tuesday be.
tween j. Lancelot Lester, state AZ.
torney, Allan B. Cleare, Jr., coun.
ty solicitor. and Ignatius Lester.
son of the state attorney.
Lester said Driver turned int
Prospect Lane, which runs along.
side Of Testers office at 40 FIem,
ing ST., and hit a fence.
Lester was copying down ths
license number Of Drivers ear
when Driver came out of his house
at SIC Prospect Lane. The argu.
ment and fight followed.
Driver is free in $1,000 bond
which was signed by the executive
officer OF the Fleet Sonar School
A. W. Lynn, Jr.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
Hundreds PAY
Back Scavenger
Accounts Here

Collection of delinquent service
accounts has been stepped up vast
ly by the city's decision to arrest
those owning back bills.
City officials reported today that
more than 600 persons, apparently
alarmed at the city's action, have
paid back bills.
Meanwhile, three more persons
who owe overdue bills will be ar
raigned in city court today. They
are: l.. Gates. 704 Olivia St, Alice
Knowles, ITO Whitmarsh Lane, and
Ellen Roberts, 100 Thomas St.
City Judge Enrique Esquinaldo,
Jr,, has been assessing five dollars
court costs and ordering payment
of delinquent accounts for those
brought into court for non-payment.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04

ed for the scene was already
there be plays a grocery clerk
and we agreed that it was very
aprop0s since every one was get
ting hungry about that time.
1t ended up with nearly every
one, and there was lots Of spec
tators, buying a Jelly pie" from
Mrs Perez and a soft drink or bot.
tie of milk.
Complete Lunch
Some of the high school kids had
better idea. They bought dimes
worth Of lunch meat, four buns and
a soda" and had a substantial
lunch for a quarter.
We sat on a sort of a box on the
front porch that eneloses the mo-
tor for a refrigerator. The first
couple Of times II started up il was
rather disconcerting, but after that
we just took il as a matter Of
course ~ Ignoring the sign please
no setting.
Then Bob and YiAnn Youmans
drove up and We felt we were get
ting soneplace - Bob viii stand
in for Burt Lancaster and vlAnn
for Anna Magnani - but il turned
out they didn't know exactly when
to expect the movie crew, either.
That's Not Burr
One young girl came up 10 Bob
and said. Are you Burt LancSs-
teri"
Bob said. Sorry. but I'm NOT. I"
The teen-ager said. "On, you are,
too.
Bob wondered If he had said,
Yes. | am Burt Lancaster" if she
Continued on Page TwoI
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
Dist.
Fill, Grade
City Alleyways
Effort Aimed At
Kidding City OF
Stagnant Water

Operations will begin
Monday in the filling and
grading of all city alleyways
within the area from First
Street through Eighth Street,
bordered by Flagler Avenue
and Roosevelt Boulevard, it
was announced today.
This viii be joint project by
the Monroe County Anti-Mosquito
District and the City of Key West
the District supplying all fill mat
erial and labor and the City of Key
West providing equipment.
City Manager Victor Lang and
District Director Bill Warner both
expressed happiness over the move.
Trouble Spots
For some time the Mosquito Dis
trict and the City of Key West
have been strongly urging land.
owners to fill in low lots, within
the city limits, which impound wa
ter and consequently are a breed
ing place for mosquitoes and un-
desirable arthropods.
In the past landowners have
pointed to adjacent public property
in a similar condition and have
successfully evaded prosecution.
Now, however, with the elimina.
tion of impounded water and de-
bris on publicly-owned property,
landowners will have no aIterna-
tive but TO cooperate by filling.
Neil Saunders, chairman of the
Districts Board of Commissioners.
marked this project as a decisive
step forward in the elimination of
insect pests.
All City and. District officials
feel confident the lots win now be
filled, by litigation if necessary.
Affected property owners will De
contacted within the next 30 DAYS
and given sufficient time in which
to comply with sanitary require
ments.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
Grady The Goat
Finds Romance

Grady the Goat. a featured
performer in The Rose Tat
too" has found romance.
The lucky gal goat Is Ger
aldine. who has been employ
ed by the Navy at their sea-
plane base as a lawnmower.
The engagement Of the pair
was announced this morning
by Dick Blaydon. production
chief of Hal Wallis Pictures.
Actually. II will be a mar
riass of convenience.
II seems that Grady has
several walk-on parts which
call for him to break loose
from his chain and tear up
the neighborhood.
Grady was not showing the
proper enthusiasm and fire.
Hence. the movie-makers
secured the city 10 find . fe-
male goat 10 inspire Grady.
This morning when Grady
caught sight Of Geraldine.
whom the Navy was kind
enough to loan 10 the pro-
duciion company. he kicked
up his heels and took off In
her direction.
For those who know goats,
GradY's action meant one
thing--love.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
Burt Lancaster Arrives
For Filming OF "Tattoo''
Anna Magnam Gives Locals
Sample OfHer Acting Talent
BY JIM COBB

The filming of "The Rose Tattoo" went ahead
smoothly today with first day tensions and anxieties
thing of the past
once the cameras started rolling everybody re-
axed and we're doing fine," said Danny Mann director
of the picture. adapted from Tennessee Williams, lay
Mann made that comment during break in the busy
preparations for scenes being made today in the back
yard of a residence at Duncan and Pearl Streets
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
LATIN-AAIERICAN
CLUB SETS PARTY

The Latin'Ameriean Social Club
viii hold a cocktail party tonight
at s p, m, in the San Carlos ms
titute to mark their first year Of
existence.
The club has grown to the point
where It now has more than 200
members.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
U.N. DELEGATE DIES

UNITED NATIONS, NY. m -
DR.. Mahmoud Azmi. Egypt's chiei
delegate TO the United Nations,
died last night a short time after
suffering a heart attack while
speaking N the Security Council.
Council.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
Old Newspaper
Has XIV. Story

A copy Of q 46-yesr-oId news.
paper, The chiidren's Visitor,
which carries . story Of Key
West sponge fishing, today was
received by fhe Chamber ef
Commerce.
Mrs. Gilbert Weiss, of 81.
Louis, mailed fhs paper 10 The
chamber with HE request mat
N be turned over 10 ths his
toriesI society.
The paper was pvblishsd In
Nashville, Tenn.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
Burton Tells LyCes
About NALj Problems
BY BILL spLLMAN

The present expansion plans of Meacham will not
allow National Arlnes to grow with the community
members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce told
last night by Captain W A. Burton, assistant to G. T.
Baker, president of the airline.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
Snzy Misses Again
On Crashing Films
By SUE JONES

The first time had chance to be in the movies"
was years ago in Santa Monica, California when fish
ing expedition with my sepfather to the municipal pier
one toggy morning netted inquiry about whether or
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04

Meanwhile. with the ar
rival of male lead Burt Lam
caster. the cast for the film
is now complete.
Lancaster arrived by automobile
from Miami Wednesday evening
and Immediately went 20 the Casa
Marina Hotel for a rest and 10
study his part which he says 70
one OF the most challenging Of his
illustrious film career.
Hes Aware
He'll handle the part Of Aiyaro
Mangiacavallo, who in the words
of playwright Williams is a Med.
terranean type who resembles q
glossy young bull. with charm
ing awkwardness and who frequent.
ly seems surprised at his owa
speeches and actions"
The part, for the benefit Of mo-
vie fans, win give him the oppor.
tunity of playing some particular
ly torrid scenes with Anna Mag.
nani, who is no slouch In that de.
partment,
Lancas~r opinloaed tadSy that
the role Of Alvaro win be much
more difficult and interesting than
that of Sgt. Waroden in "From
Here To Eternity" a part which
brought him widespread acclaim.
Compared with Eternity"
'St. Worden only required me
to be Burt Lancaster, but in this
picture III have TO play an TIA.
liam type, I've got 10 be a rather
shy fellow the son Of a village
idiot, said Lancaster"
He pointed out that "the tough
est problem for an actor ls being
himself. Actors are always think
ing That the character they are
playing Is. more interesting than
themselves. All We can do is bring
to the part whatever we can Of
ourselves and whatever talent for
acting We may have"
Lancaster said further that be-
fore he played Sgt. Worden, he had
been q sergeant in the army and
when he had TO get tough, be
knew how 70 get tough"
Needs Hard Work
at viii take a lot Of thcught
and hard work, but fortunately, ]
worked with Danny Mann In Come
Back Little Sheba' and I'll have 4
LOT of help" Lancaster conc.udeI.
Lancaster, who appears 70 ns
just as much Of a he.man as On
the screen. said that he'll be join.
ed shortly by his wife, the for er
Norma Anderson. n Mis-i
five children won't come 10 Key
West because they are
In Hollywood.
Meanwhile. Anna Magsa
scores Of Key Westers Witnessing
the shooting Of first scenes ier
movie, first-hand exhibitscr 4
the talent which has brought her
acclaim as Italy's foremost actress.
Grocery Store Scene
II was during the filming Of
scenes at the Perez grocery store
at Virginia and Georgia stS.
Dressing In a plain black suit,
the scene called for Miss Magnsni
10 make a hurried exit from the
store bearing an armfuI Of gro
ceries and meet Father De Leo
(plsyed BY Szndro Gigiiol. chat
briefly with him and then hurry
down the street.
Miss Magnani rehearsed the
scene several times but twice
Continued On Page Iwoi
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04
GAS PRICE JUMPS

MIAMI tE'1 - Gasoline prices
took a jump here yesterday from
zo.s to 24-s cents q gallon for
regular.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04

For Quick Communicates,
Use CLASSIFIED Adsl You'll
reach buyers and sellers
tenants or workers lust
DIAL 2-S66l or 2rS662 TodCY
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-04

Key West Florido. hos the
most equoble climate in the
country. with ON average
rdnge Of only IA Fahrenheit
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-03-10

Q Sundays
KRKL-l05O on the dial 8 to
$3.50 a m.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-03-10
. BRIDAL SHOWER

Miss Esther MiZukami was honor
Ell at a surprise bridal shower last
Sunday afternoon in the home OF
Mrs Joe Fujita Hostesses together
with Mrs Fujta were Mesdames
Harry Asai Victor Takemoto and
Miss TatS Watanabe
Guests included Mesdames Tom
Iwata Shig Okada Robert Mizuka-
mi. Jack Kudo, Tux Tada. Frank
Mizukami. Mac Kiyono Tad Kura-
nishi Kaz Yamane Toru Kuramo-
to- TAX Ikeda, Kenny Oyama. Dell
KimWa and George Yamamoto; the
Misses Carol Daty, Miye Ishikawa
Martha Ikeda May Fulfil KIM Ia
naka and Gladys Hamano.
Unable to attend were MesdameS
Bill Nishimura and Carl Ooka; the
Misses Esther Hirabayashi and Mar
garet Yamamoto
Miss Mizukami and Mr. Frank
Yamamoto of Los Angeles will be
married on Sunday, April 4, in the
Tacoma japanese Methodist church
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-03-10
Baseball Star MarrieS Garfield Senior

grams also came from distant pla-
ces
At 6 p m. last Sunday, more than
125 guests sat down to enjoy a sum-
ptuous dinner at Gyokko Ken Here
were gathered many of those who
were close to the families by ties of
friendship and relationship, and
there were many speeches and toasts
in the newlywed couples honor The
bride wore a kimono
Future plans call for little home
in Honolulu where Mrs. Shibata
will take up her lessons. begun
here, on the Hawaiian guitar The
groom has plans of settling down in
the islands thus realizing his boy
hood dreams of LIVING in Hawaii
While at Garfield high. Shibata
made his mark in baseball playing
second base In 1851 he had the
highest batting average in the Sc
attic high school league-over 400!
He was also a member of the Sa-
voys. each year a strong Nisei entry
in the Puget Sound league The Nj
sci also turned out for baseball at
the University of Washington and
played season on the freshman
squad. He was an electrical engi-
neering student at U. w
Now for the credits and applauses
for the loyal group that made the
whole affair one to be long remem-
bered
Mrs Alice Yutani was in charge
of the guest book Cake cutters were
the Misses Margaret Senda, Joyce
Toshi Katherine Hamano and Syl-
via Nomura.
Mrs. N Sujihara and Mrs Teddy
Tomita dressed the bride in a love-
ly, colorful kimono for the reception
and dinner.
Miss Marianne Urakawa was in
charge of the gifts
Speakers were Miss May Naka-
mura for the bride, Roland Kuma-
saka for the bridegroom. and He'll
Okuda for the guests
Master of ceremonies was Min
Tsubota.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-03-10
Y-Teen Fashion

Sixty teenagers will vie for posi-
tions modelling for the Y-Teen ia
shion shows to be held at and 3
pm. Saturday, March 27 The con-
test for selecting models will take
place at 4 IN. Friday, March II
in the downtown YWCA
Y-Teen clubs in high schools and
junior highs may each enter one
girl in the model contest Final Sc
lection will be made on the basis of
good posture, poise, and the ability
to wear junior size clothes without
alteration
The commentator contest. to be
held simultaneously with the model
contest will have IA entrants. Two
commentators will be chosen.
Fashion show tickets are 80 cents,
and available from any Y-Teen.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-03-10
. By HARRY A. KIRWIN
Special Feature Writer

A romance that began two and a
half years ago at Garfield high
school where the boy was an all
city baseball star and the girl was a
dyedin-the-wool rooter for the
team and a certain boy, came to a
climax Sunday. March 7. when Te-
ruo Shibata Qeft), 20, a third gene
ration American of Japanese origin
and Miss Audie Wilson, 49, eau
casian American a senior at Gar
field high, stood before the Shibats
family shrine.
The sacred words of the impress
sive ancient Buddhist marriage ri
tual were pronounced by the Rev.
Seiji Kobara, assistant minister of
the Seattle Buddhist temple.
The young pretty bride wore a
white antique taffeta dress ankle
length, with white pearls and carr
ings that set off her wedding bou-
quet of white carnations and Or
chids
Best man at the wedding was Mr.
Fumio Shibata older brother of the
groom The matron of honor was
the brides older sister, Mrs. Barba-
ra Barnum of Newberg, Greg Mrs
Barnum wore a white and blue taf-
feta dress with a pink orchid cor
sage Before the ceremony. she
sang Because
Present also were the parents of
the groom Mr.. and Mrs Nobujiro
Shibata in whose home the ceremo-
nv was performed; the groom's
grandmother, Mrs. Motto Nakatsu;
and the brides mother Mrs Fran
ces Wilson.
Mrs. Shibata wore gray suit
with navy blue hat and an orchid
corsage Mrs. Wilson also wore a
gray suit with a small golden-yel-
low hat and an orchid corsage The
principal men wore tuxedoes.
An incredible number of gifts
came from we'll wishers and many
remarks were made as to their bea-
uty and usefulness. Many tele-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-03-10

Flo HayaShi
Among those present were the
Mesdames Hideo Yabuki Tom Nj
shimura. Akira Sakuma, Shig Aka
da. Seiji Hanada. Hiroshi Mizoka-
wa, Hisashi Nishimura Seiichi De
guchi, Yukio Furukawa. Kaz Kami-
hara Jim Akizuki. Frank Ashida
Tad Fujita and Jim Nakamura; the
Misses Minnie Tamura, Hachi Nj
zuki Yoshi Shitamae, Terry Kami-
hara and ToSh Suguro
Miss Lucille Nakamura and the
Mesdames Frank Shigio. Hats Ha-
NADIA. Hiro Yoneyama and Kenii
Yamada were unable to attend
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-03-10
q BABY AFFAIR

A baby shower was given for Mrs.
Pete Hanada last Sunday afternoon
in the home of the Misses Mitsue
and Tosh Suguro Hostesses were
Mesdames George Terai Ed Tana-
ka. the Misses MitSue Suguro and
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-03-10
APRIL
MAY

st. Peters church bazaar
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Q Official Board Meeting

The Rev. Udell R Rivers. pastor
of Queen Anne Christian church
and the Rev Paul r. Donavan, pas
tor of Prospect Congregational
church will be chairmen for the Sc
attic Council of Churches annual
Easter Sunrise Services at Washelli
and Volunteer Park on Sunday A
pril Is