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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-17
NOTICE OF FrNAL HEARING

Notice is given that H. L LUCAS, Administrator of the Estate of Hen " Behrends, has filed his Final Report and petition for distribution, and that hearing will be held thereon before. the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska at 2:O0 o'clock P. M. on September 3, 1947 at which time objections may be filed and contest made to the Final Report.
 Dated at Juneau Alaska, July 2nd, 1947.
 FELIX CRAY, U. s. Commissioner and EX-Officio Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication, July 3, 1947 Last publication, July 24, 1947.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-17
NAljRpHYS ARE PARENTS OF BABY GIRL, B0RN
 AT ST. kNN'S H0SpITAL

Dr. and Mrs. Homer C. Murphy are the parents of baby girl, born Tuesday afternoon at St. Ann's Hospital The baby, who weighed ' pounds, ounces, a birth, has been named Janea Wynne. Janea joins a 12-year-old brother Dr. Murphy is pastor of The Christian Church
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-17
Graziano Is New Champion Of MiddIeweighfs;; Scores
 Tk0 Over zaIe, 6if Round

S30000 broadcasting right, with zale receiving $l2,000 and Graz iano S6,000
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-17
PLEASANT SHOPPING

You'll enjoy looking around and find many things you want to use, to give-in Juneau Young's Furni- ture and Toy Department, on the Floor adv 63l-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-17

When you pay TOT QUALITY why not get the FINEST-Buy FLOR SHEIM SHOES at Graves. -aey
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-17
American League
Gastineau Channel League

Read the want-aus for nargalns!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS

HOME HAIR Stylist-PermanentS-
 Machineless-and Cold Waves by appointment only. Violet Seaberg, Phone Green 483. 587-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-17

SEAVTEW APT.-Ope block Iron
 Federal Building. (370-sfi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-17

CALIFORNIANS AT BARANOF
 Californians at the Baranof are MT. and Mrs. George Kurpuenski, San Francisco; MT. and Mrs. Will liam Hopkins, Glendale; Harry H. Sudden, Los Angeles; and Robert c. Walker Riverside.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-17

Ruth Alec of Skagway is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-17
FOR RENT

HOOMS-Kitcnen privileges. Homs
 Hotel-Ph. 886.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-17

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 631-tf ONE LADY'S fur jacket, like new. Phene 3O1 or call at 256 Sc. Franklin, 631-tc 6 CYLINDER 30 lip. Buda gas mar inc engine, just overhauled, with wheel, very reasonably priced. See motor at MacLean Metal works
 625-t3 BOAT Pelican 56 1t. long, 75 h.p Worthington heavy duty engine hp. diesel auxiliary engine, ra- dio telephone, direction finder, and ircn mike. see owner aboard boat at City Float. 630-t5 l941 PLYMOUTH Deluxe sedan S75O. See at Motor Rebuild or ph. 863 630-tf TWO BEDROOM furnished house iull basement, garage, | acre land. Completely modern 9M mi. Glacier Hiway 630-t6 34 it. TROLLEk rebuilt this spring, new motor. Fully rigged up ready to go. Lots Of gear and leads Priced right $37oO. Inquire Bail ey's Bar. 630-t6 HAY CHOPPER, new egg candler and barb wire. See George Bros.
 630-t3 1922 CHEv pickup. See at 526 East St. 630-t6 HOUSE FOR SALE, completely furnished beach frontage. S3500, phone 341, am. to 5 pm.
 630-t5 SHARPE RESIDENCE, corner 11th and c Streets. 629-tf, 194o BUICK s475. Call Red 3SO aft CT 5 pm. 629-tf OVER STUFFED davenport and chair, dining table, beds and chest of drawers. Quilting frame, misc. articles. PA 4th St. across from Assembly Apts. 629-6t. LOT 41x165 feet and cabins on lot, Phone 336 after pm. 629-tf, HOUSE FOR SALE near Boat liar bor Phone Black 120 or Green 634. 623-tf. NEW FILA HOME completely fur nished. Includes piano, radio, phonograph combination, refriger- ator, electric stove, easy whirl dry, oil furnace, garden, cabin. poultry house, 3 city lots Terms, call Douglas S84. 627-tf. 27 it. CABIN CRUISEER No. 3D. 4l5, galley, head, sleeps i; less than 100 hours on rebuilt 95 Ker- math. See at float 3, Slip or Larry Balm, Motor Rebuild
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
Southern BopHst
Leader Sees No
Bios in Denmark

WASHINGTON. D. C. (NNPA)
Tho Baptist World Alliance last
Thursday denied that there was dis
elimination against cOlored dele.
gates to the World Baptist congress
held in Copenhagen. Denmark. from
July 20 10 Aug. 7.
The administrative committee Of
the Alliance made public Q review
Of the entire situation, conducted
by the Rev. Louis d. Newton Of
Atlanta, president Of the Southern
Baptist convention. Newton found
no discrimination suggested or
prActiesd" At Copenhagen on the
part Of hotels, public eeavsyansss,
boarding houses, private homes. or
In the Congress.
Dr.. NswtSa'a report was In d.
rect COaaiet with statements
made By eolorsd delegates to the
Alliance IN COpeRhaGsR. who
threatened that eolOred BaptIsts
% the United States would with
draw from the Alliance unless
Alliance leadership apOlogissd
for the Discriminatory treatment
eolOred delegates received.
In his report Or. Newton quoted
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
HORDER HRIEFH

Borders young adult chOIT, The
CHOKALEEkS. directed ~ Mrs
Frank brown will make lhoiF nFst
appearance q the season. sunday.
third sunday has besh doSlS mated
baptIsmaI sunday and Shis choir will
be In charge Of the music
Our csAngeIisJiC campaign Is
gaining nome ntum as No continue
our sunday and " SdnssdAy evening
meetings al pm. These services
are brief but nIied with spiritual
be the feature Of this Sundays
meeting,
The Church school In smphAslGiak
the TeCTeatI0nAl phase Of CheiF pro-
gran accepted an invitation To Z
party sponsored by Hennepin Ave
nus Methodist Church school, SatuT-
day. october IL, Invitations have
been seat TO ehiidTeh from : 10 -
years old.
Our men are anticipating the
Methodist Workshop at AnOkA Meth
odlst church, saturday, October Is.
1917. RecTeAtiOnal. social and HpiT
ItoAl activities are included In the
program.
sunday morning. the infant son
JT.. WAS chTistsnSd, We we're very
happy TO have Mr.. and MIRA George
Il. AOultrie from Chicago who were
= part Of the christening group.
The evening Of feIlo " ship with
the Niset At the Young wOmens
Christian Association was high
lighted BY q message stFsasInK the
need Tor ChristIAn BY Rev; Charles
7. Parker, and special m usic by the
combined chOirs directed By Mr..
&. G. Underwood. Such meStInka are
a step toward better undarnfandln
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17

-. Peter ANE. church Notes
the Rev, Allen J. Carter, pastor
Of the First shiloh baptist church
of New Orleaha, and his wife, were
GueatA Oct. J. ana sunday eVeRiRg.
Oct "a Rev Mr. Carter preached a
wonderful ssTmOh hFa 4. J. Carter
gave . talk last sunday evening
Shs commended the church and
many friends for their hospitality
and nne Christian spirit
The pastor ana choir Of 81 Peter
will be the guests ot the Zion Rap.
ttst church. Friday, Ovt, ~. We are
delighted 10 Join IN helping to honor
Rev, nr, M W, Bette IN another
Anniversary service. The members
are tayitea 70 ts's - There vas
. hiHh apiFtt manifested In OUT
nrst aNartsrty eSmmuRlon SERVES
Pastor " G boyd viii preach a,
ie.ts IN, sunday, Oct. 10 Subject
.-rhs Need o. q Spiritual Revival
svsaInS AZ fsS, -tIssins TO Hsar
the velcs % 0od" me youaH PEG
pie % the church are assireas Of
having the help Of the adults IN
HsltiHN q coed start fpF their fall
ana Water programs Conas cut san-
DAY sysnlns and help them 20 80,
ne prayer meetings are inersas-
ina ~ Numbers and spirituality; ws
arge IN? nemeers 20 avail them
sslvea % TIE opportunity % grow
lRa IN Gras&
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
RITES HELD FOR
MOTHER OF MINNESOTA
WOMAN IN KANSAS

ROSEDALE, Kana. Imprss.
Sivs funeral services were held at
the Walnut Blvd. Baptist church
for Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Lewis,
who died at her homo In the Rose
dale district. Mira. Lewis had been
In III health for some time, but be-
came very IN Wednesday night and
died Friday evening. Sept. 8. at
7i9Q p. m.
The Rev. N. J. Smith ofFiclatsd.
Remarks were made by Rev.
Thomas KnAPper. Mrs. Ruth Bry.
ant sang "Just . Closer Walk With
Thee" and Mr.. George Lee Mans
hsld sang when They Ring Those
Golden Bella" Mra. Rosie suaRcy
announced the cards and kilograms.
The also read the obituary. Many
6oral offerings were received from
friends.
Sarah Elizabeth Miller was born
In VieksbuPg, Miss. Nov. q, 1871.
She was one Of three children born
TO Mr.. T. T, and Mrs. MAllis Miller.
On June -. 1880, she was married
20 Mr.. Charles Lewis and sin chill.
drsn wsrS born TO this union. Mr..
Lewis died six years ago, She
became . member % tho Mt Pleas.
ant Baptist church In 1894 and
served - secretary Of the church
under the passionate Of the late Rev.
J. r. Richardson. She had been =
resident % Kansas City for 90
year,.
Surviving are two sons. Charles
and John Thomas Lewis Of the
city. Two daughters, Mrs. Edna
Curtis, Minneapolis, and Mrs. Ethel
Green 81 Kansas City. Ksna; Mrs.
Mary Howard. sister; Mrs. Irene
Robinson and Mrs. Anna Bsll Nay
Tor, nieeSs; Mr., FrAnklyn Herman,
foster son, Omaha. Mob. and ether
relatives.
Burial was In Woodiawn Gene.
terry. with the Thatcher Funeral
home In charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
Alfred A. North,
Veteran Pullman
Employee, Dies

Alfred x. North. So years old, Of
as Rondo Ave. died at 2 am. Sun,
day. Oct. II, at Fort Smelling hos,
pitAl, after an Illness Of ssvsra
months.
Mr.. North suffered n csTsbrA
hsmorrhage. lie was born In Nash,
vile, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. I'd,
ward North. Before his illness, Mr.
North was employed for % years
with The Pullman company. III
was o member Of the Leslie LawF.
snes post Of the American Legion
and also was affiliated with The
Brotherhood 0f BlsspinG Cal
Portsrs for ~ years. Twenty years
II that time, he held the offies
Of president,
Survivors include his brother
n. y. North, Of Oklahoma City
and o sister, Mrs. Owen Hatton
II Kansas City. three nisess and
seven psphsws and . host Of TslS.
tIVes and friends.
Funeral services were held
Thursday, Oct, 10, at Fort Smelling
chapel, with Father J. Lugsr Of.
AeistinR and the Leslie Lawrence
post and BSCP In charge. Rosary
was read At 9 pm, Wednesday,
Oct. Is ct Meals chapel. Burial
was 10 HOTt Smelling esmstsry.
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-
from various newspapers which had
carried the charges and made the
counter charges that the newspa-
per reports were erroneous.
Both the Rev. William E. Jern-
agin, president Of the Fraternal
Council Of Negro Churches in Amer
lea, and the Rev. Marshall Shepard.
Recorder Of Deeds Of the District
Of Columbia and pastor Of Mount
Olivet Baptist church In PhilAdel.
phiA, denied statements attributed
TO them by newspapers, according
TO DR.. Newton.
The art Of governing Justly has
never been easy for human nature
to learn. To exploit the common
people for the benefit Of one indi-
ViduAl or group IL q temptation TO
ambitious men who have little con-
science 10 check them; but II IL
not to govern. Negroes despotiSm
wasn't government but oppression.
Just government recognizes that
its own power il limited by the
basic human liberties Of those who
are governed, and II succeeds only
when each one 10 ready for personal
sacrifice In the interest Of all d.
The just and equitable exercise Of
legitimate government holds q key
20 the peace Of the world that
noble purpose-ths world Il more
and more restless TO attain -
Pope Plus XII.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17

The Minneapolis Urban league
board Of directors held lie October
meeting Tuesday ~ league Offices
900 Times annex.
Present were Mrs. ". d. Brown
Mrs. John C0wIsa, Rev. n. w
Botta, Judge u. v. Waite, Clarence
CLANCY. d.. Malcolm Wiley, Miss
Harriet Lane. Mrs.. MahSth Hurd
Paige, TAlmadgs D. Carey, Mrs,
Fern Helm, Lloyd p. johnson, vii.
lard Esau, and Cecil Y. Newman,
board president, who presided.
The board heard reports from
committees, q resume Of the Urban
league annual conference In Masaa.
shusstts BY J. r. WArdiGw. sKecu.
tive secretary.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
Keep White Rule"
Bilbo's Would-Be
Successors Urge

JACKSON, Miss. (NNPA) 49,
Following in the footsteps Of the
late Theodore q. BiIbo. his political
mentor, Forrest Jackson, candidate
for United States senate, IL wRKins
hia campaign on maintenance oi
white supremacy.
Speaking ct AmoFy, Miss, last
Tuesday. he warned that organiIa.
tons and individuals who bslisVs
In race equality are opposing him.
Jackson, who Was counsel for
Bilbo In the hearings In Jackson
last December on the intimidation
Of eolorsd voters and also In thu
hearings In Washington involving
contributions by war contractors "a
Bilbo's campaign chest, declared;
They know that ] an the LEAD.
Ing candidate In this race and
that I have certain infosmatiOa
and purposes that win impede
their organizations, and they ere
therefore projecting an insidISus
campaign Of scandals and FumSrs
In the hope they can miSIshd the
people Of Mississippi"
Rep, John Y. Rankin and Paul
y. johnson, Jr.. also have opened
their campaigns.
Speaking last Monday night in
Tupelo. his home town, Rankin
said every enemy Of the white
people 10 calling for my defeat,
They don't care whom you elect,
just you defeat Rankin"
In his eampalER-OpsRiRE speech
81 MsCOmb. In South Mis-
GIsSippi. Jackson attacked eandI.
dates ''in this race who did not
raise their voices In protest. nor
sven lend their presence foE solses
and comfort until death had
caused 9 lull In the battls" when
the combined forces u Commu-
Ristie and FndIeAI pressure ErOapa
lmpsIlsd By outside improper In.
aHsneea. we're attacking not only
our senator (Illlbo) bat al the
people Of Mississippi"
Listing his political beliefs. Jack.
son shouted his opposition 70 "com-
munlSm, socialism. faSeism and all
other forms Of totaiitArism", the
FEPC, the sO-eallsd Anti-poil tar
measure and the Hnti-lynchIng bill.
Other candidates for the vacant
seat are Rap. william NJ. Colmsr
and Judge John stsnnis. L. r. Col
Inns, 76-year-old spanish.Amsrican
War veteran, ls running on the Re-
publican ticket johnson. Colmsr
and Stsnnls also are committed to
follow the line Of white supremacy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
James Moore Dies
20 Minutes After
Entering HOApital

James Moore. - years old, Of
$40 harrington, died Friday, Oct.
10, at AneksT hospital. twenty mln-
utss after entering the hospital.
Mr.. Moore was born IN Tulsa,
Okla. Aug. Z. 1904, and had lived
In the city over twenty years.
Survivors include his wife, Anne
liz; daughter, Charlsns; mother,
Mra. Lula Todd Of 81. Paul; sisters.
Mrs. Eleanor VIM, Mrs. LuvsniA
King, Mrs, Josephine Cannon Of
81. Louis and brother, Mr.. Luther
Moore. Of Omaha.
Funeral services were held Mon
day, Oct. IS, Q pm, from Brooks
chapel with Elder Vance Hopkins
officiating. Burial was at Oakland.
Brooks Funeral Home was In
charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
Minnesota COngregatiOnaIists
Hold Round Table On
American Race Question Here

Leaders IN the Congregational
church In Minnesota have been en-
gaging In Round Tables with the
race question ~ chief subject dur
ing the past 10 days.
DR.. GAlsn Weaver Of New York,
executive secretary Of the ehuTeh'E
23O member committee on race,
has conducted the Round Tables.
Two meetings Of two nights each
have been held In Minneapolis al
Pilgrim and Lynhurst churches.
sc, Paul ConRrsRAtionalIsts held
their meetings at Peoples Highland
Park church.
A. PilETim church the round
table speakers were Prof. Joseph
GFsesbsTK. University Of Min.
ResOta ARthr0polOKist, and Cecil
Newman. Newspaper editor.
DIR. Weaver told Of the program
which was designed 10 implement
the Grinnsli declaration Of the
church which resolved that Race
Segregation Il q Sin" Mr.. Weaver
also served a. moderator for the
discussions.
A. Peoples Highland Park church
In -. Paul the same thres speakers
participated.
A. Wednesday nights meeting
Prof. GTSSRbsTE and Dr.. Weaver
were Joined BY william SsabsOa.
Industrial secretary Of the Min.
hsApOlla UTbaR league.
Social indignation IL the only
Christian solution Of the American
race and minority problem, DR..
Weaver told each Of the Twin City
meetings.
DR.. Weaver served for many
years ~ pastor Of the "Chureh at
the Crossroads" In Honolulu, Ha-
wall.
The intsFcultuTal and social action
committees Of the churches coop.
Grated In planning the meetings.
A similar nesting was held In
Duluth.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17

10 this question. while "a per cent
Of the city people and 20 per cen,
Of the farmers agree.
Would you be willing to work
at your job alongside someone Of
. different color, race, or religion p
was the third question asked.
Sixty-eight per cent Of the Min
nssOtans said yes. 20 per cent quail.
lhed their answers, four per cent
were undecided, and 0 per cent
said no.
(ChArt courtesy Of Minneapolis
Tribuns)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
Duluth News
by ZILLAH NJ. WATERS
7IS 9Th Ave. East
Duluth, Minnesota

me-. EssIe AhasGIes % FSVt worth
arrived Friday 60 visit her grand.
daughter, Mrs W, y. MAupins. Jr.,
foe her home wednesday.
Miss neFHleS uaalsls aRa NJ, See
waters we're dinner guests OF Mr.
and hTa David SlnnA. iTeA Piedmont
Ave. last Sunday,
Ths Jslly night Bridge CIaA net
At the home OF Mrs, Carrie DoHteF
saturday evening Mrs sidonia Black
won nTal prise and AEs Eeh9hia
Muller vas awarded consolation
prise.
NE. RIIlaA NateEu aaa NJ. W, y.
MAupina Rr, we're dtRBsF guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs W. y. MAupihA Jr.,
on Sunday,
M a1A mPa. geSrHs Aaanas ter
Saturday meTnInH tor Minneapolis "a
VISIT te|.r Slaughter and scr liz, law
attended the MinneHotA. North " sat
sFn football game
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17

employers from refusing 10 hire
qualified workers because Of their
race. color or religion"
Thirteen per cent haVen't made
up their minds or gave qualified
answers. while ~ per esat want
the bill 70 BE- passed.
Another question asked was:
Would you be willing 20 LIVE
In q district where people Of other
races. color or religion were hV.
inRf"
Fifty per cent Of MInnssOtaRs
answered yes 10 this question.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
Minneapolis NAACP
Makes Announcement
REGARDING Notices

Announcement In made by thS
mailing committee Of the Mime,
apolia NAACP. that only those who
have renewed their membership
this year will receive postcard
notices Of monthly meetings. BE-,
ginning with the meeting scheduled
for Sunday, Oct 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
Minnesota Poll Indicates Only
BIZ Favor FEPC LEGISLATION

The proposed PEPC bill now in
Congress il going 70 have tough
shedding, Judging by the results Of
= recent Minnesota poll in last Sun
days Minneapolis Star.
The poll says THAI 80 per cent
Of Minnesota adults say they are
against . federal law 10 prevent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
Zion Baptist Celebrates
Pastors Anniversary

The 18th anniversary celebration
for the Rev. and Mrs. II. W. Bolts
Ii now In progress at the Zion BAp-
tist church.
The Rev. Mr.. c. P. Morrow, pas
Tor Of the 81. Francis Baptist TEN.
pie, at 81. Joseph, Mo-, will be the
speaker Sunday at both services.
The church will sponsor q reeep-
ton for Rev. and Mrs. Bolts Mon
day night In the church assembly
hall. Presentations will be made .,
this reception.
Mrs. Essie Arnold 10 chairman Of
the anniVsrsATy committee.
The public may attend.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17

II per cent said no. TWenty-nins
per cent gave qualified answers.
Some Of these were: Yes, sx-
eSpt people Of . different race"
and yes, except for psTsOas Of
. different color"
Nearly four out Of every 10 per.
sons living In towns answered nc
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
CAM % APPREeIAnooa

Minneapolis Chapter Of Con-
gress On Racial Equality
(CORE) wishes to thank ali
who helped to make the Bay
ard Rustin meeting ON Oct. 3
a success. We feel sure the
meeting aided the cause in
which We are so vitality inter-
ested.
Harriet Lane, Sou ErIouRher
Chairman Secretarv
Betty Baker
Mrs. Clarence Huoih LaG
InaneS Mabeth Herd
Lester J. Convey p.i.o
Leonard Crowley
Ruth M. Harvey Richard g. Raines
Forest L.
D"lsuAe Richesoa
n'AsA"A John Simmons
o'eIiA "0ou Edward y. Waite
J. T. WRrdlaw
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
u. Of M. Lets BRYANT
Center Class Use Kiln,

SCutCN SAANB O8G hlIuS
Frank VERBAL, director Of the
Arts and Crafts shop at the Uni
vsrSity Of Minnesota, came to the
rescue Of the Bryant Community
eentsr's ovsrerowdsd ceramics
classes. Mr.. Vsrrall says he is very
happy to have the folks from Bry.
ant come and make use Of the
University craft shop kiln TO Are
their creations.
There IL still room for some folks
In the sign palnting-sho' card
writing" and archery CLASSES.