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Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
Efks Win First
 Baseball Game

The Kodiak Elks Club base- ball team won it's first game of the season from the Navy Dis pensary team Tuesday night by che score of 14-7.
 Smokey Stover, player-manag CT of the EIks' nine, said there were lots of errors but the teams played good baseball
 Today the local nine meets the Rarbor Craft team on the Navy
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
A Correction

The MIRROR mistakenly reported on May 7th that tbe property purchased from the American Baptist HCme Mis-" sion Society by MT. and Mrs. Jan Beukers and in turn sold by them to Benjamin DeLuque gave an approach to the street from the house. The 400 feet, part of Lot 8 Block 3 which the sale involved, includes instead property on which the house is built, and does not reach the street.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21
Son Born To
 Boyden Davises

A son, Boyden Elmer Davis III, was born May 8 to Cpl. and Mrs. Boyden Davis, Jr., at Waukegan, III. Mrs. Davis is the former Cleo Gregorioff, dau- ghter of Ms. Lucy Gregorioff. The baby weighed 7 lbs. 5 oz. at birth. Cpl. Davis is in the marine corps at Waukegan and expects his discharge this sum. mer.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21

The tender Curlew, one tally scow, the Norwhale, a self pro- peIled barge and one barge load ed with tour large fuel tanks stopped at the Standard Oli float to refuel Tuesday.
 The vessels were enroute to Naknek ia Bristol Bay and are owne by the Alaska Packers.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21

Buy poppy for the veterans peace of mlnd and self respect.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-05-21

Jack Bispiinghoff returned on Sundays plane after spending the past month in Seattle.
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Chapter IS

Chapter -
III IvERS descended to find q
~ sleeping clerk and shake him
to wakefulness.
~Don Fernando, thousand
pardons!'' he cried. For Just a
inomenls / must have dozed !"
@And snDred, too" Rivers said
dryiy. But tell me. What OF the
LADY, Donna Dolores?' ! return to
find empty. rooms.
The clerk stared In bewilder-
n1ent .sBut Of course, Don Fer
nanao. Did. not you send a mes
senger, bidding her to return iin-
1mns ssl,, On board the Lovely
Rivers Immediately made for
the street. He approached the
sulIen river. noting with . meas-
Are Of relief that the LoUely
Maria was still at anchor, Like a
brooding shadow.
At the little quay where he had
come ashore men were waiting,
sleepily--a boats crew, softly
cursina the luck which kept them
on duty. Men from the Lonely
Maria. as the voices told him.
AS usual, when time was a drag
and duty q chore. they rolled
upon their tongues the choicest
tid-bit to be found. In this case,
il was the news that Jean Rivers
was dead.
Apparently Martinez had been
here. The tale had not suffered
IN the telling. He had seen his
bullet hit Rivers squarely be-
tween the eyes. Martinez had
leaned above the rail to watch
him sink and not come up again,
to. see the waters below become
streaked with crimson.
And presently Martinez re-
turned. hurrying. He stopped so
abruptly that he almost stumbled
as Rivers STEPPED out in front of
him, then peered uncertainty. His
voice reflected his unease.
"What-who is it,"
.'Not who you're looking for
Rivers retorted. .Lift your pistol,
gently, by the tip of your thumb
and finger-and drop it. If you
would live to see the dawn"
Martinez stood. frozen. The day
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was drifting IN from the est.
gold and crimson showing 81 Tie
dark.
.se!" i As said finally = missed
But shall not Rivers
warned. $50, as instrucled!*
Marines hesitated. rs q that
you seek first to disarm, then %
: Exactly Rivers agreed. : Only,
unlike yourself, I do not intend
to murder you without chance.
You have a sword, about when
you have boasted- But first. since
you stand confessed mtirderous
dog. we will free you from pistol
and temptation"
"Ahl You will fight me-man 70
man. Is that it?"
That's it," Rivers agreed. 7
resent you - particularly when
you try to murder me. Even more
so, when you sendsa message 20
Donna Dolores in my name. Your
pistol, Senior"
Contemptuously. Martinez
tossed it at his feet
81 was In error" he sneered.
'But shall rectify tiff you
have the nerve to face ma with
swords"
.Tn one moment Rivers
agreed. II have one question. Was
it your idea, or that OF DON Fer
nando, to have Donna Dolores re-
turn on board tonight7"
Martinez gave q jaunty twist
to his mustache. MY own idea.
entirely. AS have known for
some time, Don Fernando has no
interest in Donna Dolores. ! am
unlike him."
GAS / had suspected" Rivers
agreed, and whipped out his
sword, sheathing the pistol at the
same moment
ION GUARD" he warned. and
" advanced.
"This Is most unusual" Marti-
nez observed. 'The light Is poor,
and. no seconds. But ] am wei
satisfied. And now"
He lunged in a swiftly treach-
erous stroke which. to his amaze
ment, was parried as expertly.
For the next few minutes there
was only the clash of steel. quick
TRAMP Of feet and the occasional
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Fancy Saloon
Names Cause
Trouble

BEcONTREE, England-(P)
The English like to GALS their
pubs (saloons) by fancy names,
like ''The Marquis of Queens
berry," and the practice some
times leads to confusion.
The Rev. Ralph Stevens, vicar
of ST. Thomas, wrote in his
parish magazine that when he
asked the telephone information
girl for the new number OF the
Bishop Of Barking, she replied:
.'Oh! rs that a publ
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"0N GUARD" he warned. an
aIx,,rnal
Your Horoscope

FRIDAY, MARCH IS, 1949-
This day gives somewhat
brusque nature, but kindly and
much attached to friends, and
with much native wisdom. II ed
ucated, the native becomes a
right-hearted, blunt character,
very free with both energies and
possessions. If unframed, there
is rich nature beneath a some
what rough exterior and slight
tendency to sensuousness.
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Dear Folks:
Labor leaders have made some big
mistakes, and they may be making them
still. but nobody can erase the fact that
organization has improved the lot of
workers in the United States. The Union
shop where this writer was employed
worked 10 hours day, the scale was SIC
per week, but-always but--we could
get ham sandwich, twice as big as
your fist, for sc.
THE ORACLE
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MOST INTERESTING NEWS

The more a man knows about human
nature. assuming he is writer, the better
advertisements he can produce. The hard
est writing is to turn out gripping adver-
-tisnwnt.
.Radio listeners in Key West, as well
as In all other sections of the country, have
.s4nARlained repeatedly about the singing
commercials" that come in over the air.
.-sssiA manufacturers are spending millions
OF dollars in that supposedly appealing
Advertising.
- We heard a Key Wester say that,
had he been smoking certain kind of
cigarette, he would have given UP smoking
sl4arther, so Disguised had he became over
~tnging commercial advertising that
brand. Three times jingle he considers
ridiculous, Is sung in minute and then
commented on by two men representing
tlgrponsor.
last Saturday, The Citizen published
picture OF Tallulah Bankhead, with ex-
pianatory cut lines, who is suing soan
company, two broadcasting systems and
An advertising firm for using her first
name in a singing commercial, supposedly
poimlarizing a shampoo that is squeezed
us Il ganq n tube, as is toothpaste.
Aside from any merit or lack of merit
80. 60 suit, the jingle, with Tallulah, in #.
as ridiculous as the one about the
cigarette. probably little more So It is
~fticult TO determine how anybody, with
an mixing of the pulling power of an adj
Nertlsment. could have decided ON 50
foolish jingle.
The best advertisement tells a story
simply and forcefully. Let the people know
what you have TO sell and tell them how
much you are offering it for. The grocers
who advertise in The Citizen know the
pulling power of an adv-prices. Of
what account is an advertisement that tells
81 something to sell, such as a lot or a car.
and not give the price for which it may be
bought The most interesting and money
s saving news published in The Citizen are
the grocery advertisements and similar
ones that give the price at which something
may be bought
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IN THE CIRCUIT C0URTS0F THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA, IN AND FrON MON
ROE COUNTY. IN CHANtilsRY. 4

ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA, IN AND For Mon
J. e. McILwAfN,
Plaintiff, NOTICE OF
VS.. MASTERS SALE
ANTHONY VERNON PRIEST
ind JUNE LENoRE PRIEST,
iis wife,
Defendants. e. IS
Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned, as Special Master, un-
Ter and by virtue of the Final De-
cree of Foreclosure heretofore
entered in that certain cause pend
ing in the Circuit Court of the
eleventh Judicial Circuit Of Florida,
IN and for Monroe County in Cham
;ery, being Chancery case. No. H.
j27, in which j. T.. McII.W AIN is
plaintiff and ANTHONY VERNON
PRIEST and JUNE NOR f
Priest, his wife, are defendants. /,
rs Special Master in. chancery APP
pointed by the Court in said decree,
under and by virtue of the terms
thereof will offer for sale and sell
1t public cutlery to the highest and
pest bidder for. cash at The South
'front.' door of the Court House OF
Vest, Florida, on the 4th S day OF
April, A. ID. 1949, between the hours
II eleven O'Clock A. NJ. ana two
O'Clock J.. NJ, the same being q legal
sales day and the hours the legal
hours of sale, the following de-
,Scribed property situate in Monroe
county, Florida, to-wit: &
I PARCEL No. l.: Beginning at
the NE Corner of the SEN of
the SWH of Section %, Town
ship so So, Range 40, e., thence
South n distance or Z Chains.
thence West Is Chains andt75
Links, thence North L. Chains,
thence East is Chains and rs
Links to the point of beginning,
containing IA Acres, more or
less.
PARCEL No. q: Beginning at
the Sc Corner of the SEX or
the SEA of Section 20. Town
ship 60 So, Range 40 East, run
ningning North IL Chains. and
and as Links. thence South IL
Chains and so Links. thence
East Is Chains and rs Links to
Point of beginning containing
Twenty-three and n e-h air
acres, more or less.
PARCEL No. 8: The North. Half
Section 20, Township 90. South,
Range 40. East containing 20
Acres, more or less. 4se '5
PARCEL No. 4: Beginning at
the Point, &c Chains land SO
Links South of the NV Corner
of Lot 2 of Section 80 TOWNSHIPS
so South. Range 40 East, Z run.
ming East to the Atlantic Ocean,
thence meandering in a South
eraly direction along the Shore
line of the Atlantic Ocean to its
intersection with the South Line
of said Lot 3, thence West along
the South Line of said Lot,2, to
the West Line of said Lot 2,
thence North along the West
I Line of said Lot Q, 10 Chains
a and 16 Links to the Point Of be-
ginning, together with any RI
parian ri g b t S appuftenant
thereto, containing % acres.
more or less.
The said property as aforesaid
together with all the tenements,
hereditaments a appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or In any wise
appertaining, being sold to satisfy
said decree.
Dated this 3rd day of March, A. u.
1919.
TOM o. WATKINS,
Special Master In Chancery.
JOSEPH J. GERSTEN, hcN
Solicitor for Plaintiff,
707 Ingram Bldg,
Miami, Fla.
mar.4-11-1S-25; apr. 1919.
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day nightin La Concha will be
presented tonight in the Rain
bow Room of that hoted under
the direction of Mrs. Julio De
Poo.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGES

10
probate Law 1891
IN COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. I'm pro-
BATE.
In re the Estate of
GRACE LOWE. also known as
GRACE +. LOWE. Deceased,
TO All Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Jerry
Trevor has filed his final report
as Executor of the estate of Grace
Lowe also known as Grace +. Lowe,
deceased; that he has filed his petit
ton for final discharge, and that
he will apply to the Honorable
Aquilino Lopez, Jr., Circuit Judge,
acting in the place of the County
Judge, who Is disqualified, of Mon
roe County, Florida, on the fourth
lay of April, 1919, for approval OF
same and for final discharge as.
Executor of the estate Of Grace
Lowe also knows as Grace H. Lowe,
deceased.
Dated on this 10th day of March.
1919. sfS47 -
JERRY j. TREVOR
Executor of the estate OF
: 49, Grace Lowe also s,lsBoHn as
100 Craze f. Lowe. deceased. !.
ssaat 4 49, mar. IL 1925. abr 1919
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In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL. GIHcuIT'
or THE ssrATia or FLORIDA.
IN EHANCEHY.
Case No. 1I-z0s
J. MARKOyITz, also known as
JACOB AMAB<OvITx,
Pl 81 - os ss1lr .r,,r, !
BARRY JOHN BtlAd \ 81 6 q. ~
NOTICE TO APPEAs on X
ORDER or, PUBLICATION
THE STATE 20 n FL RIl)sA -
BARRY JOHN BULMER and LILA
y. BULMER, bis wife,
Residence unknown.
HosANNAH ROSA WEATHER
FORD, alias ROSE BULMER,
Residence unknown.
JOHN WALLACE.
Residence unknown.
M. q. JORDAN,
Residence unknown.
FREDERICK d. WALLACE and, If
married, MRS. FREDERICK ID,
WALLACE. his wife, whose given
I. name is unknown,
Residence unknown.
A. G. KAY and, if married. MRS. A.
G. KAY. his wife, whose given
name is unknown,
Residence unknown.
OSCAR SIsEWALD and, IL married,
MRS OSCAR SIsEWALD, his wife,
whose given name is unknown.
Residence unknown.
JOHN p. FERGUSON and. IL mar
his wife, whose given name is
unknown,
12s w. Harvard Street. College
Park, Georgia.
DOROTHY PAULINE BUNCH Glib
SON and T. 4. GIBSON. her hus-
400 Atlanta Avenue, Hopeville,
LEONARD EUGENE BUNCH and,
If married, MRS. LEONARD EU-
GENE BUNCH, his wife, whose
given name is unknown,
400 Atlanta Avenue. sHopeville,
NAY ~; ySE II. HoLLMANN and
FRANK HoLLMANN, her has-
s542 Indiana street. Long Beach.
MY Ya.iloEniJ JEReusoN plNEL and
ERNEST PINEI4, her husband,
6007 DeNormanvilee, NJ on t r e,a l
wfI LEAN L. FERGUSON and, II
married, MRS. WILLIAM IL. JER-,
W
name Is unknown,
204 n. seth Street, Birmingham,
BERDiNA THERESA FERGUSON
McAULIFF and WILLIAM McAU-
LIFE, her husband,
1889 s. w. Goth Street, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma.
CATHERINE LOUISE FERGUSON,
? CRAyltNS and l.. c.. CRAVENS,
her husband,
4449 johnson Avenue, HAMMOND.
Maryland.
Il. f., FERGUSON and, If married,
MRS. b. II. FERGUSON, his wife,,
whose given name liz unknowR..
26 Emmitt Terrace, New Rochelle,
New, York.
Marjorie ferguson Bunch and
Bunch, her husband. Residence un-
known, and each and all of the.
above ma med defendants il living
and If dead, the heirs, devisees,
grantees, sassignees, lienors. credi-
tors, trustees, or other claimants
under such defendants deceased, and
if dead, all parties claiming in
terests by, through, IN ID r or,
against said defendants deceased, or
otherwise, and all parties having.
or claiming to have any right, title
or interest.. In the following de-
scribed real property situate, lying
and being in Monroe County, State
OF Florida, to-wit: .s--
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Helping others in the battle of life is
Just as heroic as rescuing the victims of
misfortunes
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Wolves became scafce in the
British Isles in the 18th century.
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II the American Indian had enough
-kpleA. there would be a vigorous campaign
begun 10 restore his lands to him.
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Many dead heroes of the Nation
would be amazed to hear modern orators
interpret their views.
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Yes, professor, it is possible to talk
about tolerance without being tolerant.
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The opening of the baseball season
will relieve the mental strain of vexatious
issues upon millions of Americans.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lunn and
CASTOR. Stickney arrived yester-
day from Fort Lauderdale TO
visit relatives and friends in
Key West.
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SUBSCRIBE 70 THE CITIZEN
Locals


IN THE CIRCUIT cOUllr or THE
ELEVENTH JUDIr1AE CfHtCU1T
on THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,,
IN CHANCEHY.
Case No. 11.H00
FRANCES JOHNSON TIf7ASff1rfs,
Plaintiff,
EDWARD CHARLES TllRAsHEn.
defendant.
ORDER or PUnLft'kTfON
TOE Edward Charles Thrashar.
81 Criggs Street,
Waterbury. Connecticut.
You are hereby required to apA
rear To the Bill of Complaint for
divorce In the above styf3u cause
on or before the, eth dayspf April.
A. p. 1919, otherwise the allegations
therein will be talk en- asst eohf eesesi.
This Order Is to be published once
week for four consectttfve weeks
in The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in Key West. Mon
'oe County Florida.
DOME and a0RDERED this 24th
lay of March, "a. Ds 1881
tSeal) EARL n. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, FLORIDA.
BY: tsd) Florence T.. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk. *
T. Y. PORTER, w,
Attorney for Plaintiff
mar. 25; april -S-15 ,1949.
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The smart man knows what he
doesn't know.
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Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph
"The wild life in Key West
s hould not be preserved-it
should be exterminated.'
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Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF TIE CITIZEN OF
MARCH IS. 1898

The schooner A. NJ. Adams re-
turned yesterday from the Mos
quito Islands, off the coast of \
Nicaragua, with a load of 800
turtle. y.
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All bids must be aabmiffnd en-
Bid Form W-FLA-it7. Thia 81
Form describes the pTopafir.
states the terms and conalsioas
Of sale and provides inssrueiions
on how 10 bid.
This Offering Il subject - pgi
GRITTY in this ordaEs
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y /. 0,rIssE

NUflI.CxE
in THE rOtfN'lY JuDtsE.s
t'0tIRTss IN AND rom MUN-
Hoe COUNTY. STATE ~
FLORIDA. IN PH0IlATES.
GLADYS II. THOMSON,
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all
whom IL. may concern that John W.
Thomson and Julius F, Stone. Ir.,
as Executors OF tHe Last VIII and
Testament of .tslaays III. Thomsoi,
deceased, hive filed with the Hon
orabie Raymond II Lord. County
Judge In and for Mnnrue County,
Florida, their Final Report and
have made aBpllcntiun FAR their
discharge az Executors OF the Last
Will and Testament of Gladys n.
Thomson, decreased.
Dated March 25th, A. TX l949.
tsd1 JOHN WI THOMSON.
tsa1 JULIUS r. STONE. r..
As Executors Of the Last
Will and Testament of
Gladys III Thomson. de-
ceased.
S,t1r.2g: arr. lAS-f6. lg4.3,
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Visitors were invited today TO
attend the Stone Church Service
Club supper to be held Tuesday
night in the church annex.
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The subject of printing will be
discussed tonight at meeting of
the Key West Society of Artists
be held in the Art Center.
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81
A delegation of Key Westers
will go to Miami to attend cele-
bration, of the Key West Club of
Dade county on Friday night,
March 81, in the Miami Civic
Center. The affair will be held to
observe the first anniversary of
the opening of the Overseas
Highway.
A concert will be given at the
Art Center on Front street on
Sunday afternoon by the Key
West Hospitality Band.
The Division street school PTA
held a meeting yesterday after
noon, with Mrs. Able Roberts
presiding.
Mrs. Wilson White, Mrs. Mar
garet Roberts and Miss Gertrude
4Eubanks left today for Clanton.
Ala, where they intend to visit
+. for several weeks.
J Some of the. features of the
annual masquerade ball Satur-
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On the Island of Key West ac-
cording to VIM. "A. Whitehead'S
map of said Island delineated in
February, A. y. 1929, but known
as part OF Lot Three t3) in
Track Twelve .(12), bat now
according to the diagram of
Jerguson's subdivision recorded
in Plat Book 1 page IS Monroe
County, Florida Records. but
being better described as fol-
lows
Commencing at the corner of !.
william and Catherine streets
distant Eighty-one (S1) feet
beginning, and thence running
along William Street in a
Northwesterly direction Eighty
one (SD feet and six CD inches
to Amelia street,; thence at
right angles along A m Ia
Street in a Southwesteriy di-
rection FortyAeight (48) feet
and four 81 inches; thence at
right angles in a SontheaSterly
direction Eighty-one (SD- feet I
and six Co inches; thence at
right angles in a, Northeasterly =
direction Forty-eight 14S9 feet
and four ca INCHES to the, point
of beginning.
YOU AND EACH OF YOU are
hereby required to appear in the
above entitled cause in the Circuit
Court of the. Eleventh Judicial
Circuit of the State of Florida, in
and for Monroe County, Florida,
the title of which said cause is here
by made part of this order as If
fully set forth herein, on the 9Th
day of April, A. d. 1919, to answer
the Bill of Complaint filed against
you, and each of you. in said cause
otherwise decree pro confesso will
be entered against you and each of
you.
The Bill of Complaint filed here
In is for the purpose of quieting
title of plaintiff with reference to
the above described real property.
=. WITNESS my hand and official
seal of this Court on the End day of
March, A. H., 1949.
(Seail EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk,
for Plaintiff,
Alb Fleming Street,
Key West, Florida.
.le49,
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q N..p-.a. s...ss..
ions.
Thee. uK,ar,ssa. .~us.. "A s..sa
p. IA fFeTl Anxll q lexa
bids from shs aenesaf nuhsls
win he received "A - -.
shown below until a.on y. al
(ESTl April IS Ia4a. A wklsh
place and time they sGil - 80.
licly opened and read.
Envelopes confainina hisls ssnns
be marked plainiY Ia ghs lams4
leff-hand eoTnsrs BID o. WA
DISPOSAL No. villa. tags
OPENING DATE Apnfl. A.
ls4s." Bids nof 80 iaaatlfisd -
not Do eonsideraa. hast wili - -.
turned.
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Some of the. features of the
annual masquerade ball Satur-
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mart april. 1s4s.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-27
GREAT ADO

There has been great ado in Britain about the
visit of Princess Margaret to the Vatican protestant
organizations of the United Kngdam have been most
vociferous in their objections. One OF them the
Church Association, said that the visit was quite I'M
necessary. So it might have been, but it also was
courteous gesture performed, one can rest assueo'
with the full permission of the young ladys parents
and responsible authorities in the British Govern
ment.
That 18-year-old member of the royal family
on an official courtesy call the Ponff could IN
any way jeopardize the Church of England is quite
absurd although this call might have been an evasion
of the Bill of Rights, signed in 1888 as the Truth
Society," another Protestant organization, maintains
This after ALL the goth century when the religious
inoerances of the Reformation and Counter Reorma-
ton are supposed to have been laid aside.
The nature of the conversation between Princess
Margaret and His Holiness has not been revealed
fair guess would be that it touched on such topics
as the weather health and the beauties of Rome in
addition to the exchanges of greetings and wel-ws-
ings in order such occasions 1t is altogether con-
ceivabe the young Princess and the aged Pontff
enjoyed very much passing the time of day 1t also Is
certain that no of their visit, either
to the Church of England or the Church OF Rome