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Evening star., 1948-08-22
Arfhritis Pain

.UI Vulck, ueilght1uIly Comforting help for
aenes and pains of rheumatism, Arthritia
Seuritis, Lumbago. sciatica. or Neuralgia try
Nomino; pleasant tasteless medicine that
works Cough the blood. First so.. usvamr
starts allevisting pain so You can wor.;
sn1oy life and sleep more comfortably. Get
somind at druggist today. Satisfaction or
money back guaranteed. "
Evening star., 1948-08-22

were excellently cast. Others heard
were: Harry L. Grow, as the Mikado,
Edward Kulda, jr., as Pish- Tush,
and Frances Jackson as Katishka.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

When an automobile manufacturer pro.
duces a car so obviously ahead of the
times as the Futuramic Oldsmobile, it's
only natural that demand for that product
should reach record. rd.breaking proportions.
Add to this today's pent-up need for auto
motive transportation plus continuing
shortages of steel and other critical mate
rials-and you'll see why We, as Oldsmo-
bile dealers, have very real problem on
our hands. We value the good will of all
Evening star., 1948-08-22

our customers. We would like to provide
all our customers with new Oldsmobile cars.
But unfortunately, this can't be done ouer-
night That is why we are taking this
opportunity to re.affirm publicly our
POLICIES ON PRICES AND DELIVERIES.
We believe that under present circum.
stances these policies constitute a sound
basis for ''fair play to everybody. And
we hope that, on this basis, we may con-
tinue to serve you now and in the future.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

White Sdewo Tires and Other AeessoieOpono at Exo Cost
Stote ond Local Tox ro Prices Subject Change Without Notice
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned was, on the 24th day of May, 1948, duly appoint ed Administrator With Will Annexed of the estate of Mary Reilly, de- ceased.
 All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased are re- quired to present the same, with proper vouchers attached, to the undersigned at his office ill the Simpson Building, Juneau, Alaska, within six months from the date of this notice.
 Dated this 24th day of May. l948.
 JOSEPH A. MCLEAN,
 Administrator with Will Annexed, of the estate of Mary Reilly, de- ceased.
 First publication, May 25, 1948. Last publication, June IS, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-25
NOTICE Or MARsHAL's SALE

United States of America, Territory of Alaska, ss.
 Public notice is hereby given, that by virtue of writ of Fieri Facias tor execution), dated May 21, AID. 1948, issued out of the District Court, of the United States for the First District of Alaska in admiralty on a judgment rendered in said Court, on the q day of May, AID. 1948, in favor of James D. Madsen and Ed ward P. Madsen, co-partners, and Alaska Credit Bureau of Juneau. and against Orville Wheat and the vessel 31 A 79l I have, on this 21 day of May, AID. 1943, levied upon the fol- lowing described Personal Propetry, situated in the Precinct of Juneau and Territory of Alaska, to wit. ves- furniture, boats, engines and other appurtenances and that I will, ac- cordingly, offer said Personal Prop erty for sale, at pubic vendue to the highest and best bidder, for cash, on the l day of June, AID. 1948, at 2 o'clock P. M, at Small Boat Harbor, Juneau, Alaska.
 Dated, Juneau, Alaska, May 21, AD., 1948.
 WILLIAM T. MAHONEY
 First District of Alaska
 By Walter G. HELLAN,
 Deputy. WILLIAM L. PAUL JR.
 Plaintiffs Attorney. First publication, May 21, 1948. Last publication, May 27, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-25
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY ON EXECUTION

NO. 0Jo4-A
 In the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division Number One. At Juneau.
 MARGUERITE SCHN OEK E R, Plaintiff, vs. EDMOND M. SCHN- OEKER, Defendant. Under and by virtue of an execu- ton dated April 19, 1948, issued out of the above entitled court in the above entitled cause, in which the above named plaintiff, on January 23, 1948, recovered judgment against the above named defendant for the sum of $950O0. current lawful money l of the United States of America, I have levied upon all the right, title, claim and interest of said defendant in and to the following described real property situated at Auke Bay in Juneau Recording District, AL aska, to-wit:
 Alaska Shore Space No. 368 and Anchorage Homesite Serial No. 0886l situated about 12 miles northwest of Juneau, Alaska, and adjoining Glacier Highway, and including Lot "T' U. s. Survey No. 2391, 3.84 acres, and the dwelling house and improvements thereon; and
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 18th day of June, 1948, at 9:30 o'clock AM. of that day, in front of the federal building, at Juneau, Alaska, will sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, all the right, title, claim and interest of the defendant Edmond M. Schneider in and to the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satis- fly said judgment with interest and costs, and accruing costs.
 Dated: Juneau, Alaska, May 10, 1948.
 VIM. T. MAHONEY,
 United States Marshal.
 By SIDNEY J. THOMPSON,
 Deputy.
 First publication, May II, 1948. Last publication, June l. 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-25
DR. ERIC MANN IS
 TO GIVE LECTURE
 ON FRIDAY NIGHT

Dr. Eric Mann will give lecture Friday night starting at o'clock at the 2Oth Century Theatre. His subject will be "Is War Inevitable?"
 When Dr. Eric Mann, few weeks before Pearl Harbor, predicted that the Japanese would strike, he was denounced as a war-monger. When he insisted that Germany would eventually fight Russia-even after the Russo-German agreement had been signed-he was declared crazy. When he said. that the French would hold out against the German armies for "a couple of weeks maybe" he was called a lunatic.
 There are few who understand world affairs as well as does pr. Eric Mann, now an authority on European affairs.
 Immediately after his lecture here he will leave for Seattle, San Fran ciso and the Far East.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-25
TWENTY ARRIVE
 WITH ALASkA C0ASTAL

Alaska Coastal flights yesterday brought in 23 and took out 20 pas sengers from here as follows:
 From Hood Bay: Jim Klandaline; from Tenakee: Charles Lewis; from Ketchikan Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs Art Calkins.
 From Skagway. Barbara Harris; from Haines: Jack Gucker, Henry Roden, Germaine Charles and Rob ert Charles.
 From Sitka: Donald Stevens, Wll- lie Peters, Dora Lovyak, A. A. Rho tin, Billy A. Moon, R. Stevens L. Kerr, G. s. Huddleston, Alexander Brown, Winifred Coletti, Daisy Barnros, Marie Tovyak, Mary Lee Williams and Rachel Johnson.
 To Sitka: Mrs. L. B. McGrew, T. ODay, B. Flemming, H. McNuiten and Elizabeth Masher; to Hood Bay: A. c. owens and Ed Vogel; 70 skaeway. V. Hitchcock.
 To Ketchikan: J. DeFrees; to Petersburg: William Wilson, R Belt. D. Compton and Kirk Jones; to Todd: Carl Peterson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-25
RADIO LOG
KINY - JUNEAU Alaska Broadcasting Go.


 c. R. s.
 TUESDAY EVENING 5:00-WINNER TAKE ALLEGES. 5:30-Totem Talk-Forecasts. 5:45-Viking Varieties. 6:00-Pan Am News. 6:15-Waltz at Dinner. 6:30-Sports on Spot. 6:45-Boys of North. 7:00-Fibber and Molly. 7:30-ARTHUR GODFREY -CBS. 8:00-Standard ews-Forecasts. 8:15-Community Center. -ESCAPE-CBS 9:00-Fishing Time-Forecasts. 9:15-Guest Star. 9:30-STUDIO ONE-CBS. 10:00-Between the Lines. 10:15-Words with Music. 0:30-Forecasts. First newscast of the day at 7:30 A. M.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-25

Citrus groves along the Palestine coast produce fruit six months out of the year.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-12
OFF FOR TRAINING

It. 1t. James Hotham g.
c.. U. S. N. R.), assistant cash
Ter Of Zion Bank, left Friday
forenoon for flight training at
Lakehurst, New Jersey.
Jim was blimp pilot in the
Navy during the late war and
was called for a two weeks
training by the Navy to take
a refresher course and become
familiar with all the new i'm
provements made during the
last two years.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-05-12
JUNE ROBINSON WEEDS
ROBERT HUGCINS

MIS-. Eu1d ROUlIlSOIl, WI1C
of the late Daniel Robin
son, (son of Deacon N. A. Rob-
inson, deceased), sent us the
following announcement OF the
marriage of her daughter,
June to Robert Higgins. We
quote from a clipping in the
Napa, California, paper, en-
closed in her letter:
''Settled in their home at
2O12 Main Street, Napa, Cali
fornia, are Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Higgins, whose wedding
took place recently in the Napa
Methodist Church. The bride
is the former June Robinson,
daughter of Mrs. Edna Rob-
inson of 40 Hoffman Avenue.
With Rev. Joseph Gist Off
ciating, the couple exchanged
VOWS at 2:3O o'clock in the af-
ternoon in the presence of %
relatives.
Mrs. Rowland Shook was Or
ganist for the occasion, and
preceding the ceremony, Mr..
Shook sang, because" and
"The Lords Prayer"
June chose an aqua crepe
afternoon dress and brown ac-
cessories for the bridal role,
and her corsage was of orchids.
She was given away by her
grandfather, Ernest R. Heath.
Her only attendant was her
sister, Ruth Robinson, who
wore a pink suit, black access
series and a corsage of baby
roses.
Wallace Higgins, brother of
the groom was best man.
The brides mother was at
tired in black afternoon dress
and black accessories, and the
groom's mother chose pow
der blue suit and black access
series. Both were given cor
sages of white carnations.
Yellow daffodils were used
to decorate the table which
held the TERED cake cut by the
just-wed during the wedding
reception. The gathering was
held for the 20 wedding guests
at the home of the brides
mother.
The couple left later for a
brief honeymoon trip. For ego
ing-away" June added a fur
jacket to her wedding costume.
The bride is a Napa high
school graduate and is men,
Der of Napa, Assembly of Rain
bow Girls.
Robert is the son of Mrs.
Donald Lage of 1919 Laurel
Street. He attended Napa high
school until he enlisted in the
United States Army Air Fore
es. Since his discharge, he has
been employed locally"
The bride is a granddaugh-
ter of N. A. Robinson (deceas-
ed) and Mrs. N. A. Robinson !;
also a niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Baurle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gayhard
Stuck, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Robinson, and she also has sew
eral cousins and nieces in
Zion.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17
mtr fth, Traurn klrthpt,
1ullptt

&aroinal Wfonaco, @eneralpifar
2eos XIII, ri6tete oie nadfolgenoe
ltntertuetiung an aae fatboliI 6en
Srauen:
1. Mtan ion fir ieine 8efleioung
nur iene littli6en 3lpede i'm sluse
baben, pelde biele Sanollng Der
oienItlid fir oas e1pise Seben mo-
den; niemals aber iou man itd bon
eitlen, tueitliden IbIt6ten Ieiten lai-
len: 3. g. oie slugen anberer auf
|iid 81 lenfen, anoere sl1 bel6dmen,
lie 5u iibertreffen ooer in Sen S6ot-
ten 5l1 itellen.
3. 1ie &leioung loa beideioen rno
unlrdnoig iein; oenn 8el6eioenbeit
Juno slnitanb iinb ser erIte S6mud
Ser fatbolti6en 2rau. Sas 8eiipiel
onoerer ODER sic aaeemeine Sitte
bari ME Elm @runo iein, oie 8e-
geln oes slnita1toes 5u berlesen;
oenn sic Srouen miiiien @ott uno
ni6t Ser 8elt 9fedenI6aft bon if
rem Sunblungen oblegen.
3. Sic &leioune ioa einfad iein.
9ie 5rauen iollen Dor Sen 9lus=
li6reitungen bes 2urus 5uriididref=
fen. Sic Iollen lt6 oem Stanoe ge=
|maB fleioen, in Sen tie 8ott geIest
bat, uno feline 8ortpGnoe il6en, Ell
mem nutloien, ii6ertrie6enen 8us gu
Ifro6nen.
4. @enn iie our Stride geben, uno
6eionoers Denn ite iidJ Sen beiligen
Saframenten naben, iollen tie oer1ii-
|tig gefleioet eri6einen, iiber5eugt,
oaB peltlider Bomp uno Staat i'm
SauIe oes Serrn it6 nidt se5iemen.
5. Sic iolen ii6 ieoes sSabr cine
|beItlmmte Summe noriesen ,tno Die.
Ie nie iiberi6reiten, an Die lie BEL
|ibren susgaben fir Soilette iid bal
item, l,no apar i'm ginflange nit ben
|tbnen 5ur Gerfiigung itebenoen 8elo-
1nttteln.
6. Sic iollen sic Bfli6t oes al.
moiens nidt perseiien l1no ienen Sen
slrmen gebiibrenoen IleberIduB iid
oaourh oerldaffen, oaB tie auf ir-
genO einen 2urussegenItano Der.
5iften.
7. Sic IoQen Der Soilette mesen
lidp ME in Sduloen einlaiien.
s. Sic iollen aus alien &rGften
ourd) grmabnungen, bauptid6li6
our6 oas 8eiipiel Dabin tpirfen, baB
oiele gorihriften aud bon anoeren
sSrouen beobabtet tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17
B,r 6don,udk hrr Knrnrlia

Cine cole Homerin, ,,amens aor.
nelia, batte groBe Sorgfalt auf bic
@r5iebung ibrer &inber nertpenoet.
ga fam zines Cages cine sSreunbin
5u ibr, Die NIT @olo uno goelIteinen
gel6nliidt tpar uno ii6 aud ouf if
rem S6mud biel ein5ubiloen ifien.
Sic iprod 5ur einfa6 eefleioeten
&ornelia: vStebe 5reunoin, mo baIt
oenn ou oeinen S6mud?" 4orne.
ltu lieB ibre Dobler5ogenen &tnber
bereinfommen uno ipro6 IGdelno:
rSler lit mein idonlter Shmud."
(Gieie 5pei Sobne Der &ornelia -
man nonnte iie oie beioen 8racden
- baben Iid ipdter eroBe @eroien-
lte Inn ibr Saterlano ertporben.) -
Gie Homerin bate redt; oenn 6ie
quite 9inoerer5iebung lit ein gottge.
tolliges llno oaber peroienItpoues
8erf, oas Srogen BON Shmufae.
genItanoen a6er nidt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17

fhlag bleiben, Der bod nur oen 60
5ialismls for6ert uno art 2eben er-
b1lt, tpie iinldngIt Der Jiibrer Der
britiiden Delegation betonte: rGie
Hegierungen al Der europaiiden Na-
tionen Die bonn Wfarlban .8lan er.
reiht iperben, iino bollItdnoig ODER
|srunoldbli6 io5ialiItiid." 8leibt nur
nod Die 5rage, oh .onr aoay of life"
|nie 8. Woobruff meint, nibt auf
oeriel6en religionsloien 8aiis rubt
nie Ser ser Sosialiiten, OBJ 1lidt ee-
raoe oaber bas groBe n8eritdnonis"
fir Den Soaialismus fommt9!
so miro Der Mnrlban =Ylan elm sSebl-
@enn Der 8apit barauf btntpeilt,
Bob io3iale Gerehtigfeit nno Sriebe
|nidt erreidt unb geiidert tperoen,
|menn man ieine Iugen Dem 2idte
|gbriiti berl9lieBt uno oie Sbren re-
ligionsloien @gitatoren 0ffnet, = 10
|trifft er oanit llift alein bie &om-
|mlniIten. Ser Name gbriIti mar ei=
ne CUTE 8ropaganbapbraie ip1breno
oes arieges. ssn oen n8ereinten Sea-
tionen" uno al ibren unterelieoerun-
gen lit fir GbriItus, ia 1lidt einmal
fir oen Namen @ottes, fein &lab
|mebr. 9arum miro bon bort tpeoer
Srieoe, nod lo5iale @eredtigfeit fon.
men, Die neue Gbarta Ger Wenl6en-
|re6te bleibt leeres @ereoe. nno tpeil
@ott, GbriItus. @etpilen fir Die
v8ueu5fabrer" ebeltio boble @orte
|iino pie emit fiir oie 9ea5is uno aa-
5eit fir oie &ommuniIten, lit es 1iht
berwunoerltd, baB mir nod inmer
3eugen oeriel6en Gerbreden iino, ipie
|ettpa Maiienaustreiblng bon Millio-
men, Sflaoerei Ser &riegsgefangenen,
Sflaoenlager Dor uno binter Dem gi-
iernen Gorbang. gs lit eben 10, tpie
BapIt 8ius TX. in Dem genannten
8orte iaete: 0ie ganae 8elt lit ge-
|gen @ott l,no Seine Stride. 2eben-
oise, iiber5eugte gbriIten iino cine
perI6DinoenOe Minoerbeit. @ir mill
len crit ~fiir Gbriitus" iein, ebe mir
Den &ommunismus iibertpinben fons
men! Sas SrieOens5iel lmo Ser @eg
|5um Srieoen iinb nidt SaB unb &a6-
iudt tDie bel l1nieren Worgentbauern !:
D0ie Stride liebt ielbIt ibre 8erIenn-
Der uno laoet tie Elm, tpie Die
|gan5e @elt, 81 elmer ginigune in
gintra6t unO 2iebe, in 8eoanfen uno
Blanen bes 6rieoens." Ser. Baplt
ruft nidt auf 81 einem neuen v&reu5s
aug, feline Hiiitltng iino nitbt 4tom=
bomben uno Collars; er appeaiert an
oas @ewiiien, an oie iittliden &r1fte,
er griinoet ieine Soffnung auf oen
|Sieg al,f &rdfte Der 1eberndtur: $50
Diet 1lno betet!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17

|ginbeitspartei" firmierenben) rotten
|Guislingsbriga6e in @abrbeit on.
fommt, lit tuobl audi niht Die i'm 8or-
aus feitItebenbe grmittelung elmer et-
spa SO 9/10prosentigen ngoltsmebr-
belt" fir Die roeutide ginbeit" in Der
SIt5one, oils nielmebr Die propagan.
oiltiide ausitrablung bieier natio>
nalbolldelpiltiiden GemonItration in
ben @elt5onen.
9enn natiirli6 lit auf sort Die
Barole Der oeutlben Ginbeit popular,
unb tie fann infolgeoeiien oils aeita-
toriider Sober fir ben gut oeutid
eeiinnten, aber politii6 uneei6ulten
groBen Saufen trefflide Gienite tun.
Gas gan5e Seutidlanb ioa es iein -
Iofern es unbeoinst mosfouborig lit!
Sic Spreneung oes slGiierten
&ontroqrats uno sic gan5e bisberige
ruiiii6e Sffupationspolitif iiber-
baupt Die beilpielspeiie BON Infane
an Die ausfiibrung bes Eotsoomer
Seripre6ens elmer tpirtid)aftseinbeit=
liten 8ebanolung Ieuti6lanos iabo-
tierte. biloen freilih einen 10 bereb=
ten &ommentar gu bieiem ruliil6en
slgitationsIdminoel, oaB man 5ur
gbre oes oeutihen Golfes onnebmen
mohte, es Deroe iid penigltenS ee=
gen oielen 8etrug ols inmun ertpei-
len.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17

aig GeIegierten fir ben Republican,.
ihen Acknowledgement gepablt ipur.
ben, bat oem friiberen @oubernenr
bon Winneiota, Sarolo s. Staifen,
einen iiberraibenb groBen grfols ge-
braht. gr getuann tleinaebn Der iie-
benunb5man5ig Delegierten; abt fie-
len General Wacartbur su.
Der Iusitanb Der &obleitgrd6er
ipuroe beigelegt. 2euis er5ielte in Der
Genitonsfrage elm &ompromiB. 8oa-
itanoig lit iein Sieg nod nidt, ba er
iid tpegen WiBadtitng oes @eridts
su perantporten bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17
1trlatrn

Hraiioent Sruman erluhte ben
aongreB unl cine ipeitere 8epiuienng
fir ben Iusball Der 2uft1pebr, uno
gertrefer Ser 5lotte erfl1rten, oaB er
all6 balo cine tpeitere 8etpiQiaung
fir Die Sanoelsmarine berIangen
ltper6e.
Ser 8r1iibent berlangt $725,O00,-
900 fir Die 2uftltreitfrdfte. Ser ge-
|DiaigungsauslhuB bes Sauies trat
|auf Der Steue 5uiammen nno min 6ie
Borlage ihon biele 8ode Dem Yle-
nun porlegen.
Sic perlaltgte Summe lit elm Sell
Der bret Williaroen, bie fir Die Ser.
|teioigung perlangt 1puroen uno fir
Dos am 1. Suli beginnenoe Sisfal-
|iabr beitinmt iino. 8on ben berlang-
ten $725,OOO,O0O iollen $t95,OOO,-
900 fir 8arausgaben our 8erfiigung
|geltellt meroen, $135, 100000 fir bie
slrmee, $6O,O0O,O0O fir bie Slotte.
Die reitliden $3.50, 100000 lollen fir
Jlug5eugb gbuu=&ontraft our 8erfii=
|gung geitellt iperoen.
ssSn engem 3uiammenbang nit ben
|Hldnen fir oie &riessbereitibaft ipur-
0e Ole Iominiitration fir oie &riegs-
beitdnoe bonn @eiBen Saus angeipie-
len, oen 8erfauf bon @erfen, ipel6e
Der 9fegierung geboren, tno bon
8erf5eugmai6tnen uno oloeren @e.
|genitdnoen in oieien @erfen ein5r-
|itellen.
Sic slntpeil Jung erfolgte auf Die i'm
&apitol erbobene 8eldperoe, baB
@erfe abseltoben 1perben, ipelbe I'M
Notfall bringeno benotigt meroen.
Yrdlioent Sruman ernannte Soul
9. Sofflnun gum Setter bes europai-
Iiden Silfsprogramms Soffman, Ser
loeben BON elmer i'm sluftrag Der Or
NEE unternommenen SsSnipeftions-
| fabrt aus Sapan 5uriidfebrte, lit
Bralioent ser Stubebafer Corpora
tion, Soutb 8enb, St1o.
General gilenbouer erflarte am
samstag in elmer Breiiefonferen5, an
ieiner grfldrung bonn lesten SsSannar,
ooB er cine Domination fir bas 8rd.
iioentenamt niht annebmen meroe, lei
nibt gu oeuteln llno 81 riitteln. Ser
General miro I'M eSuni oas Mmt oes
YrGlioenten Ser Gollmbia-llniperl
tat iibernebmen.
Gie republifanilcbe Hrimarpabl IN
@isconiilt in ser bie iiebenuno5pan'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17
DER MESSBUND
VOM HL'STEN
HERZEN JESU

HEhZEN JESU
Taglich gedenkt der Seelen
eurer verStorbenen und leben-
den Anverwandten durch Nit
gliedSchaft in dieSem Mess
bund. Auf dieSe einfache Wei
sc werden euren Lieben un-
auSSprechliche geiStliche Vor-
teile Zugewandt, durch die ihr
cure Liebe und Dankbarkeit
ausdrucken konnt.
Geistliche Vorteile dieser
Mitgliedschaft:
l. Die lebenden und verStor-
benen Mitglieder des Mess
bundles haben Anteil an Ell
ner heiligen Messe, die tag
Itch fur sic aufgeopfert
wird.
2. Sic haben Anteil an dem
Werk der Heranziehung
junger Leute yum PrieSter-
tum fur die Heiden- und
Heimatmissionen.
3. Sic haben Anteil an den
Arbeiten und VerdienSten
unserer Missionare und in
den Opfern Won uber zwei-
tausend Mitgliedern der
Genossenschaft vom Her
zen Jesu.
4. Taglich werden in all un-
sern HauSern besondere
Gebete verrichtet fur die
lebenden und verstorbenen
Wohltater. &.s
Vie wird man Mitglied inn
Herz-Jesu- -Messbund?
Mitgliedschaft fur cine Per-
son und fir Elm games Jahr
wird erworben durch einen
Betrag Won einem Dollar ($D.
Fine Gabe Won flint Dollar
($5) verleiht Solche Mitglied-
schaft fir bestandig.
FATHER SUPERIOR, SCI.
Divine Heart Seminary
DONALDSON, INDIANA
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-17

Sic republifanil6e Hrimarpabl in
@isconiin, in ser bie itebenunb5man-
, 1948-07-22
Truce Signed BY Arub
Jewish Commanders

Arab and Jewish command
ers in Palestine have met in
an atmosphere, that was des-
cribed as cordial under the
circumstances, and signed a
truce agreement fixing the re-
spective boundaries while ne
gotiations are under way.
Count Bernadotte has an
nounced that the Palestine
truce would be enforced until
peace is assured. A total of
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the climate was the number
one asset; next, the friendli-
ness, hospitality and courtesy
of the people which, he said is
a tremendous asset to any
newcomer. In connection
with the soil, he said an Of
fetal of the Agricultural Sta
ton in Puerto Rico informed
him that if that island had the
soil of st. Croix with Puerto
Rico's rainfall it would be ex-
cellent. But that the rainfall
here was too little. He believes
that this could be overcome if
all farm owners would build
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Governor, Acting Adm
Confer With Police

Governor HASTE and Acting
Administrator Fabio, met and
conferred with members of the
st. Croix Police Force yester-
day morning for nearly an
hour during which the recent
letter sent to His Excellency
by the Officers in which they
requested an increase was dis
cussed at length.
The conference opened at 10
o'clock in the District Court
room. Governor HASTE opened
the conference by pointing
out that the Council and the
Administration have appor-
toned the small amount avail
able for salaries as fairly as
possible. First consideration
has been given to those get
ting less than $500 per month
for full time work. AL such
persons were brought up to
$500. Second, all employees
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Totem Urges Passage
Of HR 1904

Ashley Totten, President of
the American Virgin Islands
Civic Association in a letter
to Senator Styles Bridges,
Chairman of the Committee
Appropriations of the Senate,
in which he is urging him to
use his efforts to have his
committee pass upon" the
bill and exert all his "influ-
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U. S. Will Not Be BIutted
Or COeTced

The United States will not
be coerced into leaving Ber-
lin although we will avoid the
tragedy of war, Secretary of
State George Marshall told a
press conference. Mr.. Marshall
admitted that the threat of
war exists but that everything
possible will be done by the
Western powers to reach an
acceptable solution, but en-
phasized that the United
States will not be inundated
or bluffed or bullied in any
way.
Secretary Marshall permitted
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Suntos To Certify
Cottle For Export

During the absence of a vet
erinarian from the Island
Francisco Santos has been des-
ignated to inspect and certify
goats and cattle for export to
Puerto Rico for immediate
slaughter. No other animals
are included.
Mr.. Santos was first employ
ed by the Bureau of Animal
Industry on December Z, 1887
and remained with them until
April z, 1888 at which time he
transferred to the Agricultur-
al Station and has been there
since. He has ably assisted all
veterinarians in handling of
animals.
, 1948-07-22
Wilbur Motto Arrives
For Visit

Wilbur Motta, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Motta, arriv-
ed here yesterday from the
mainland for his first visit
since he left about eight years
ago. He was accompanied here
by Orville, who resides at
present in Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Motta is an elder broth
er Of the Motta Brothers, Ray
mond, Johnny and Reuben.
is a pianist in his own
right, plays several other in
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