Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1932, Page 30

B—14 —~—” THE EVENIN( | T STAR., WASHINGTON, D. 0., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1932, TWO ARE RESCUED FROM SNOWSLIDE 100 Men Digging to Save Four Others Buried in Skagit River Canyon. By the Associated Press MOUNT VERNON, Wash., February 26.—One hundred men resumed their burrowing and tunneling at dawn today into the snowy bed left by an avalanche buried six workmen yesterday in ow Skagit River Canyon, d on when two of the six were led without either being seriously rescuers worked late into the but stopped for a few hours Leo Prabucki, 46, hours, and Sam O'Prey, 53, Both live in ed six uried three hours, four missing, all believed dead. married. of unmarried, erwood, 37, ere caught in the che but struggled out in a short i anior heard a tremendous roar and rom the two lookouts” said “The snow caught me like a ve and swept me off my feet “I have only the vaguest recollec- tions. I began to feel drowsy and things didn't seem to matter much. But just befora I dropped off I suddenly realized my end had come and tried to fight back. Then all went black.” WOODEN MONEY USED BY WASHINGTON TOWN Printed on Veneer Strips in Denom- inations of 25 and 50 Cents and $1. By the Associated Press. TACOMA, Wash.. February 26— Wooden money is being used in Tenino, 46 miles south of Tacoma, and the resi- dents are glad to get it. The money is printed on veneer strips and in denominations of 25 and 50 cents and $1. It passes readily among Tenino merchants. Wooden money was made necessary by the failure of Tenino's only bank. Some medium of exchange was neces- sary and so the Tenino Chamber of Commerce devised the wooden money, which is issued to depositors of the bank up to 25 per cent of their de- posits. Each strip of veneer must be.signed | by the trustees of the Chamber of Com- " About 2,600 pieces are in cir-, merce. culation. THREE WILL SPEAK Methodist Educational Conference to Open Here Tonight. 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Under it, the board agreed to restrict its sales of Stabilization Corporation wheat to 5,000,000 busk 3 Chairman Stone of the board said yes- terday no_thought had yet been given a new policy, but the board could be depended upon to do nothing “that | would upset the wheat market The largest motor-coach staton in the world is being built at Victoria, London, and will handle 100 vehicles an_hour. New Way to Hold Loose FALSE TEETH Firmly in Place Do faise teeth annoy and bother by Rev. John C. Millian, director of Christian Education for the Baltimore Conference of the M. E. Church; Miss Marion C. Armstrong, conference super- intendent of elementary work, and Rev. Herman McKay, pastor of Union M. E. Church, will speak at a banquet to- night opening the conference on the educational work of the church. The banquet will be held at the Union Church, Twentieth street near Pennsylvania avenue. The conference will continue until Sunday. ives relief by soothing e et deadening ‘ them. 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