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Evening star., 1949-06-05
TREES REMOVED

TREES REMOVED
Prompt and efiieient service fully In
sured. Can FRED ALLEN after /
Louis De Franceschi and Co.
We have big assortment hirdbaths,
benches, vases, wall fountains IN
Italian Renaissance and Japanese
style IN reinforced cement for gar
dens. 304 D st. ne, TR. 3s05.
LANDSCAPING
A trained man for your particular
ss or ssts sroup 1Ss hs nTo,ess
sradins. lots Cleared. filled; drain
ing, waterprooflng. transplantinG
seeding, soddings top soil, all types
of manure: wondergro: evergreens,
shrubs, bamboo. perennials. hedges,
screens. specimen shade ornamental
trees, rock garden, rose and old
fashion hover beds. pools. fences,
walks. steps. eurbs. terraces. fences,
dripeways; pruning: sheaIing. tree
surgery: estimates free. OV- 6Oo5,
Ii, 3-4225.
Everblooming Roses
os sanias. '"s Scarlet t ssse. @ isn.ans and
verbenas. Selling out evergreens.
ASHTON NURSERY, s5lo oeorgis
TREES REMOVED
Prompt and ef,sisnt service fully IN
pm. wo, sso9,
Evening star., 1949-06-05

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Evening star., 1949-06-05
Everbloorning Roses
RouiTRY AVID EGGS

Prompt and efficisnt service FUZZY In
sured. Call FRED ALLEN after ]
Pm, wO, sao3.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

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Evening star., 1949-06-05

WASH. MACH. Taylor Jr. apt. size
slightly used; 1st reasonable offer
wAAusHfNGf Au ffSSf MACHINE. westinghouse
wsashrSa ssssi ssP0 MScarNE. cai G Gaytss Nay ss' yer;
good condition: So OF: 9456.
j! toned Z {, OR saGS S,s,Sr w..,,n.noS. S :.
spinner type. $50. GL. 44oo. Ext
WASHING MACHINE. ABc wr,nsel
tyne, with water pump: reconoi'
toned; gqaranssec; S4s.sS; pEoG, 9Ir
TER 4 HuTcAiNsoS' sstil, s7l4 iAtn
WasHING MACHINE portable. apt
size Taylor. includes wringer. almost
new; best offer. Ii. 3-7S37.
WASHING MACHINE, Prima spin dry
y.Ey ESsd eSnaisiUn; sn,ss sac, Ii .s Sesss las
original price, Sl49.95; now $50 .95;
and manS other makes too numer-
4LrERsTEiSs. loco sth st. NV
wasHfSG NA iSGg MACHINE. Easy spinars;
sxsslIsnt condition; $50. Cal
WASHING iaS' MACHINES, 4oS disc. or
al foor models: last years model:
slashed: terms. ROYAL APrIiAnSSds AnSd
WkT;CHEs-ROsSLYN LOAN co..
Buloya. Eigin. Hamilton. Benrus
others makes: unredeemed pledges
fne condition.: $5 up. Also largs
selection unredeemed diamonds q
less than half Of original cost
WATER COOLERS, new and used, re-
cond. and guar. S69 80 up; bar
sains. SCHENKELs. 1913 14th st
,T.Trp nTi pEs Eso3SsEas 39l9 r.w ,..d. i.ss.
STER. 6s7 Z st. NV, ST. 6l00. :,
WATER HEATER. gas. automatic, Sc
SALON. for bottled gas. can b
changed for city gas, used 3 months
$50; two A-h.p, direct current mo
tors, good as new, SIS each. Call or
wsTTss Mcness' 'H22hkTElRss 2k lsse; electric. Ho.Doint
So gallons: never been used. bar
WATER HEATERS-Brand-new "a,
/ automatic storage water heaters
a0-gal. tank. only S49, IS; 30-gal
|. at S7z.76. WHOLESALERS, blz
waRfER aaf Z HnEisrEkEs.. nix s.. sss. sast Govt. sur.
i plus; oii-nred: $3.50. BLOCKS
i INC. 3056 d st. nv. NO. 1908
| WATER HEATEk6, uew, used. lead,
I tnG makee; terms. JOIN q. WEE.
6T1R 627 = ~ ava u. e1oo.
Evening star., 1949-06-05


BOXERS. maie. female. champion
ship linss; tssn, xsska old ie"-
CARS BoARDID.Psrsisn end siam
ese kittens, stud service Directions!
mi north siIsef Spring on ia.
ave, Ri. o.. stop Eorbeek Hatchery
Sign tBessh'sl Phone Ashton. Nd
DOGS aSp FtrrIEs-Irssh setter.
Dalmatian. Terrier, wire Hair.
chesapeaks Retriever. ccckeT. AR
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,san,,,E ,xin gray ws, e1d ssss xaass kittens fes
FREE TO Coon HoME--a suite.
Lively, sfscsionase Kittens: sSs-
cars AT ssus.r.' aNp kIITrssssd aoasssToPss. s a
rtrsiEs tfaa s'iss sSp iDooGEs--sp.sa, q Terrier.
mixed Cocker. wtrs. cnllss. sss.
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r3xsiAS ASp AS0oSA kittens ard
eats; heautiiul; purs hss6 pedl-
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81. s37s fcaii after p.ms Mon.
thrDugf Frf 1@s
IRISH SETTkk pupgy. MAR. mos.
old: heaEstfHl pet cg aeaa eaas sxces-
lent hreeGfnx MarEe0r0 3gT4
COLLIE Dunpsss. AhE req Ec90~n
IMssSes and Iacasst wftn Dssat wnste
ruefg; also I tn mo. "a. as5s
WHICH TEk&4k&. / VI. cid AK
reg; sxcelsent acg- W0- nS4&,
SGOTTfESs eEosss BLACK pgppasfs A&A
reg. eh. ascpGlfEeA ssud NefsExs,
MacKINNON. Pa S4sz
COCKEw SPANIEL. huH male Mes.
pedisreed sxeeiieat sres6tns. kss~
more 3-11zT.
PUPs. IS; nsetnsr fexisssrs<. pses-
FREED Irfxh Texysef. CH- zfass
ki44 No. iBtn ST.. Ayitnxsoss. !.
sREC1Af.--Cocker Bresoers Asase. .
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p1ppfea and xhsEp3er stNd ssrtfse.
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Evening star., 1949-06-05
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Evening star., 1949-06-05


STUDIO COUCH, 2 prs. slipeovers
best offer under 500 green damask
sfubBfS 1895 "a ssouoh. ch 1sGT ssrnes color.
comfortable. and inneI-sprins mat, mat
condition. DU. 5000, Ext. 40s. -
sTuDio COUCH, lounging chair and
prises ssd saSe' sas z Can fAes. sH oSso ssei
SWINGS, outdoor, double gym, all.
galvanized pipe, new condition; S2t
or best offer: 1slS \; ,na. n; ave, phSts NV
dropieaf. with pad; good condition
rSSLE, MS s2yHi Wrought iron. glass top. 80
in. by 80 in, with place for mower
pot under glass. sH. s033-
aapsIi tops With blond iaas Bases. W use sepsrstsls
Or as l table: SIS ea. or 2 Tor $50
rsfr sFi sfsalci sacosDEH. new. also sooe
ra.EyfsfoS fass EssS5ser, KRIS II oofs fer sss.so
Come in and see Dynamic's new new
new W. low Nv II pries. @ sisa.b6 for ths
aft a1 in s0Tnle':s % sats 'uses sempsse ssa
fore You buy, see Dynamic Al Pals
PPs; Pso,. aye Yn kask BIZ Open evenings
F00ue HE. OSoO.
TELEvIsIoN:, Motoroia: $40. Az.
TELEvIslON-Now you can save $5e
Some direct factory purchases with
savings passed on to consumer
Satisfaetion guaranteed; Phone
(SID OLA except Tues, Wed.
Thurs. Ewes. after 0 PM. OIL
tELE Wis f0N.. nationaliy-knowr
brand, reduced to S129. .95: and also
large 6I-su. in TV set, nationa1
brand, reduced to $1SS: large 81.
IN. Standardization with FN
radio. list S395. now $295; largs
RCA, list 1895, now secs; larg,
1Sa-in. tube Admiral console. with
3-tpeed changer, AM and FM radit
set, list $3.50, now $445; and man,
NSEsssssaaEiNs' mi 1920 IN st. nv
sEEfnEivisioN Ell Vision SET. RcA.. table mode,
with 10-in. screen. table included
cost $500. sell for $500 cash or bes
offer. Also GE radio and phono
ssssoRon ssssoRo1 ssil sHnssnssSaaSS sor VS. csfi oH. .ssss
fELEvTsIoN SETS up to 4oS on
2-year service on all models. Las
years models slashed; Many noo
SAMPLES and demonstrators; Ere
home demonstration; EOfAL AZ
PIIANCE Cor 19ll Nicnois ava
s.sl At. 7000.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

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The Valley settler., 1949-02-18
GRANGE PLANS PROGRAM TOR TIE YEAR

TAo Program Corraittoo for the Grange has ret roc ontly and worked out program for tho year. High lights on the program in- cludo: BiIgo Party in March, Initiation of nov nonbors in April, Cleanup at tho Grange Hall in Juno, tho Annual Or ange Picnic in July, Flower Show in August, a Grange Horvo st Supper in October, lpn's Dinnor in November, Christmas Party and Ladies' dinner in December. The corrittoo, composed of M"so Maud Hosler, chairman; Jarlos Hlrlyy and Bruco Graham arc working out plans for theso pro jocts which will be exp la nod latoro
 March 18th has boon sot as tho dato for tho Bingo Party which will bo hold in tho Grange Ha11. Fcrn pr roducts will be foa- : turod as prizes. Tlofe arc pri zes of E'Gs. :. neat, hanobaIod goods, potatoes, chickens, salmon and other farm produc ts to bo givcns At this Mcrch party tho nen arc asked to conc in ovoralls and tho uoren in gingham or cotton houso drossos
The Valley settler., 1949-02-18
# YOU WANT YOUR ROAD
 . PLOWED .OUT.

ruling has boon rado by the Road Cormis- sion that anyone wanting roads plouod out that arc not part of tho roads maintained by the Road Curis sion, should make opp1i- cation Immediately or a s soon as possible after tho drifting Of tho snow blocks their road. min irnu1 charge of $2.5o for loss than 30 minutes will be rlade, and $2s5O moro if moro than 80 minutes, but less than an hour is required to clear the road. Tho Road Commission reported all roads open the first part Of tho week, but tho storm of Tuesday and Todne sdoy of this uook has really done on excellent job of blocking thon all again.
The Valley settler., 1949-02-18
NCEL WOODS COME TING w
 HEARST. RIFLE :, M47CHES.

Alos, Iowa, Jan. 26.--Noel Y. Woods, son of Glon Hoods of Palrler, is one of 10 Iowa Stato Co11og go NROTC cadets corpoting for tho Navy unit in tho annual Foarst rifle nat chos. L&st yoar, the NRoTC tem1 iron Iowa Stato placed twelfth in tho H. arst corpetition.
, 1949-05-31
PUBLICATION

Pursuant to paragraph 8 of
the Charter of Foundation for
Upper Chamberlain Valdemar
Tully Won Oxholm and Wife's
Legacy for assisting needy per-
sons in the Virgin Islands Of
the United States, it is hereby
brought to public notice that
interest in the amount Of
$212.8O will be available for
distribution in St. Croix on
July |, 1949.
Applications containing the
requisite information and
duly certified should be for
Warded to the undersigned
not later than June II, 1949.
government OF the Virgin of
the United States
Christiansted, st. Croix, v. l.
May rs, 1949
HARRY E. TAYLOR
Administrator for st. Croix
, 1949-05-31
5 U B 5 c R / {
Municipal Property
FOR LEASE

Sealed bids are hereby in
vited for lease of the follow
ing sections of municipal own
ed land in Kings Quarter, st.
Croix, together with the struc-
lures thereon:
Section 6a : Estate Profit
Matr. No. 24b, 23b, &c &
28a, containing $50 acres.
Section 6b : Ann. Aerg and
Shannon Grove
Matr. No. 27b Nud 28b,
containing 147.1 Ores
!. Section ? : Estate Spanish
Town
Matr. No. %, containing
1903 acres
Section 8 Estate Anguilla
Matr, No, 33a, ga, 32b,
containing 234.5 acres
Section 3 Annaberg and
Shannon Grove
Matr. No. &c, containing
72.5 acres
All the above as delineated on
Public Works Map of Alexan-
der Hamilton Field, dated
April q, 1949.
These sections will be leas-
ed for a period of five years
with option Of renewal for an
, 1949-05-31
WATCH FOR TT

Yes. its that calypso done up just
to suit your musical taste. and
calypso the way you like il too.
Watch for that new calypso hit. .
Who Got The Key"
Recorded at "WAPA" San Juan,
by the famous
MUSICAL MOTTA o
with Pedro Encarnacion doing
the vocal.
Yes. our first two record-smash-
MRS s..o
Give Her The No. T.. Il Wanna
Settle Down. Pig Knuckles and
Rice Tonight" "AY Chickee
Boom. and now another acclaim
ed hit.
WHO GOT THE KEY"
Place your orders in time and
be sure TO secure your favorite
record by The Virgin Islands First
band on commercial records.
MUSICAL MoTTA BROTHERS"
, 1949-05-31

additional five years and shall
be subject to all the conditions
Bids shall be entered for
each section separately, but
interested parties may bid on
as many sections as desired.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids or to make such awards
as are in the best interest of
the Municipality.
Bids should be addressed to
the Assistant Commissioner of
Finance, Christiansted, st.
Croix, and should clearly indi-
cate their nature on the enye-
lope. Bids will be opened in
the Finance Office at HOO a.
m. on June 10, 1949.
set forth in the Quitclaim
Deed of the United States of
America to the Municipality Of
st. Croix, dated November %,
1913. The map and copy of
Deed here referred to may be
seen at the Office of the Ad-
ministrator for St. Croix or
either office of the Public
Works at Christiansted or
Frederiksted.
It shall be required that any
or all areas on which livestock
is to be grazed shall be ade-
quately fenced to contain
them. Rents shall be payable
quarterly in advance.
, 1949-05-31
BILL No. 9

Inc foufteenth Legislative Assembly OF
The Virgin lslunds Of the United States
FIRST SESSION
1919
An Act Regarding the Property Status of Legitimate Children
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislative Assembly of the Virgin
Islands in session assembled:
SECTION l. An illegitimate child shall upon the approval
OF this measure and thereafter be considered to have the same
or her ancestors, as if he or she were born in lawful Wedlock
provided that in cases where the ancestor in question is a
1ather, ne admitted of record paternity of such child by sign
ing the official birth certificate; or he was or is adiudged the
1ather OF such a child by a court of competent Jurisdiction;
and provided further that such father shall have all the rights
and privileges provided by law to fathers of legitimate chill
dren.
SECTION 2. All laws and Ordinances or parts thereof in
conflict with this law are hereby repealed.
Thus passed by the Legislative Assembly of the Virgin
Islands on May II, 1949.
Witness our Hands and the Seal of the Legislative Assenb
~ OF the Virgin Islands this 18th Day of May, A..D, 1949.
WALTER l. M. HODGE
Chairman
ALPHoNs s. FORBES
Secretary
The dboOe Act Is hereby sanctioned and approved.
Witness my hand and the Seal of the Government Of the
Virgin Islands of the United States at Charlotte Amalie, st.
Thomas, Y. l. this eighteenth day of May, A.. D., 1949.
(SEAL)
WILLIAM H. HASTE
GOVERNOR
, 1949-05-31
EWING

~.Shipwriqhf. concrete build
er. sheet metal worker is again
in ST. Croix.
Inquire: AVIS OFFICE
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
SIX KILLED
IN CHURCH
EXPLOSION
Plan Mass Funeral for So.
Dakota Blast Victims
Al Critically Injured

MARION, SD, April IL III
This small South Dakota town to-
day planned a mass funeral for
the six Holy Week worshippers
killed Sunday as blast demolished
st. Mary's Catholic church.
Bishop william o. Brady OF
Sioux Falls, Diocesan head, tenta-
lively set Wednesday for the mass
rites for the elderly victims who
died as they knelt in prayer.
Forty-seven otker persons were in
jured, several critically.
The brick church was shattered
Ly basement explosion a few
moments before the 8 am, Palm
Sunday Mass was to begin. Only
the entrance bell tower remained
standing. A small fire that followed
was quickly put out.
Church officials attributed the
blast to escaping bottled furnace
fuel gas.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
WAR TRIALS
IN GERMANY
ARE ENDED
Five Of Killers Top Gov
eminent Officials
Convicted
(By Associated Press

The final acts in the trials OF
Geimany's war criminals by Ameri-
can Judges unfolded today at
NuernLerg-once the shrine city OF
Nazism.
A US. court convicted five OF
Hitler's top government officials
for helping him plan aggressive
war.
Not since the International Mill
tary Tribunal convicted Hermann
Goering and IS other high Nazis
nearly three years ago had any
German been found guilty on this
charge.
The five convicted were the first
of 81 Nazi diplomats and govern
ment officials on trial.
The verdicts will be the last in
long series of American war
crimes trials begun in 1915. In
these trials, 1889 persons have been
convicted and 444 sentenced to
death.
Hundreds of others have been
convicted in trials conducted by
Britain, France, Russia and other
countries the Nazis invaded.
Since the original trial OF Goer-
ing and the other major lieutenants
of Hitler, IL big trials have teen
held at Nuremberg before American
courts. Verdicts have been handed
down in u OF these. The results:
Convicted 1873; sentenced to hang
"a, lite Imprisonment 20, lesser
prison terms up to Is years 81, ac-
quilted 33, and 10 freed because
their sentences already had been
served while awaiting trial.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
INTERIM PEACE
TREATY HANDED
GERMAN COUNCIL
Parliament Charged with
Writing Constitution
for Own Republic
(By Associated Press

The Western Allies yesterday
handed DR.. Konrad Adenauer
President of the German Parlia-
nentary Council, an occupation
statute-in effect an interim peace
notwithstanding measure OF
government to the former
Reich. The reception was cool.
The Parliamentary Council is
charged with writing constitution
for German Republic composed
of the occupation zones of the three
Western powers. The occupation
statute would become effective as
soon as this new German govern
ment is set up.
Adenauer and other German
leaders agreed to withhold COM
ment on the treaty for 48 hours.
The German press, however, lost no
time in declaring that the docu-
ment doesn't give Germans enough
freedom to run their own affairs.
In Washington, Senator Connally
D-Tex) said Western European
re-arming proposals must be fitted
into the general pattern Of foreign
economic and domestic defense
programs. He also called for CO.
ordination of all the programs.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
WINDJAMMER OFF
FOR COD FISHING
In ARCTIC WATERS

POULSBO, Wash, April liz
The last of the Pacific's famed and
colorful windjammers put to sea
today for a five-month voyage to
the northern fisheries.
A holdover from another era,
the c. A. Thayer, three masted
schooner, cleared from the Pacific
Coast Goldfish Co., pier here under
tow
She will cast off her tug at Cape
Flattery and sail some 1900 miles
direct to Unimak Pass in the
Aleutians and thence into the
Bering Sea, where she will spend
the summer fishing cod.
Captain James Edward Captain
Ed Shields, master of the Thayer
and son of the companys founder
and owner, anticipates the ship
will return about Labor Day-and
ropes she will have about 400 tons
of sailed cod. aboard. The ship will
touch no ports between times.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
INEz V0S0TR0S
IS SENTENCED TO
a YEARS, mcneil

This afternoon in District Court,
Judge George w. Folta sentenced
Inez johnson Vosotros to serve
four years III Mcneil Island Fed
eral Penitentiary or similar insti-
tuition.
A jury last week found her guilty
OF grand larceny for the theft of
two diamond rings.
Irene Vosotros, who came from
Hoonah, has long record here,
having served two years in the Fed
eral Jail on six-month sentences.
The jury panel, reporting this
morning, was excused until tomor-
row morning at 10 O'Clock.
Today was devoted to the hear
ing of Sussort VS.. Westerberg, g
case involving a contractual wage
claim. william L. Paul, Jr., repre-.
sents the plaintiff, Howard D
Stabler, the defendant.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
Juneau Firemen ReeIed All
Officers; Joe Werner Approved
For prexy Of Baseball League

The monthly meeting of the Ju.
neau Volunteer Fire Department
was held last Thursday night al
the Firemen's Club.
The following were elected tc
succeed themselves: A. Minard Mill
chiet; William Neiderhauser, assis-
can't chief; and John Morrison, Sec
rotary. The Department also vot-
ed to hold future elections in
October of each year to conform
with city elections.
Joseph r. Werner, former fire.
man, and prominent in local ath-
ietics, YVES unanimously approved
as president Of the Channel Base
bali league. Walter Andrews, vet
sran baseballer, was chosen as UNI
pire-in- chiet.
The meeting was well attended
by baseball players and officials
who expressed the opinion that the
league should consist of three teams
instead OF four in order that better
play could be obtained.
Last years baseball prexy, M. P.
Mullaney, spoke in detail regard
ing the operation and formation of
The various teams in the league
nd expressed regret that he would
lie unable TO be active in the sport
this year.
The following visitors attended
the session: Thomas Cashen. Arne
Chudshift, E. l.. Holloway, Paul
Urick, Ed Nielsen, Edward Sweeney,
Franz Nagel, Rex Hermann, James
Oime, George Cantilion, Clayburn
Palmer, Walter Andrews, Warren
King and NJ P. Mullaney.
The meeting closed with an ex-
cellent lunch served by truck driv-
er Larsen.
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tration under a U. II. trusteeship.
Siorza told the committee Italy
would strive to prepare her form
er colonies for independence at the
earliest possible moment if the U.
N. placed them under her admin
,strat.on
This, he said, sis a solemn
sledge."
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
MARSHALL PLAN IS
TAKEN up. DEMOS
(By The Associated Press

(By The Associated Press
Democratic leaders in the House
think they can defeat proposals to
lower the authorization for the Sec
ond year of the Marshall Plan. Sem
ate leaders were successful in turn
ing back an economy drive last
week. The House may get to vote
on the recovery program either to-
day or tomorrow.
The chairman of the Senate For
eign Relations Committee believes
that European rearmament should
be linked with our own defense
program and the Marshall Plan.
Senator Tom Connally has not said
publicly whether he thinks that
will enable the government to save
money. The Texas lawmaker does
not think the three items are part
of "one big undertaking.
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EDWARD /. BREHM
REGIONAL DIRECTOR,
VETERANS AFFAIRS

Floyd Guertin, S-srritorial Com
missioner of Veterans Affairs, an
ncvnces that Edward T. Brehm
started work here today as region
al director.
lie will be in Juneau for an in
struction period Of several weeks
before assignment to another di-
vision Frank Clayton is regional
director of TIE FIRST Division.
Brehm Q graduate of the Univer-
sity of Washington and the Ameri-
can Institute of Banking, is an
Alaskan veteran. He came here
from Fairbanks, where he was with
the First National Bank for four
wears.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
Holy Week Gets
Underway. Vatican
(By Associated Press

Holy Week got under way in
Vatican City as Pope Plus person.
ally gave communion to members
of his family and lay assistants.
The private ceremony took place
in the red-draped consistorial hall.
There also on Thursday the Pope
will give communion to his eccle-
siastical staff.
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AMERICAN way
is TO BE SOLD TO
FOREIGN LANDi
Young Business Men TO
Make Trip : Includes
Two from Alaska

TULSA. Okla, april 11-tR-With
a mission of selling "the American
way" abroad, 119 young US. bust
ness and professional men will fly
to Europe to attend an Interna-
tional convention at Brussels, Bel
GUM, April 21-28.
They are representatives of the
us. Junior Chamber of Commerce
from 80 states and Alaska. They
will attend the Junior Chamber
International convention at Brus-
sells.
The delegation will leave New
York City this week.
Those making the trip include.
Alaska-Mr and Mrs. Robert
John Claus, Fairbanks.