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Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-22
Recording Heard Of Bank Opening

A wire recording of the open- ing of former Kodiakian o. A. Torgerson's Cathedral City, Calif., bank was heard by mem- bers of the Rotary Club Tues. day noon.
 Torgerson, founder of the Bank of Kodiak, opened the bank in the California desert town in July.
 A congratulatory message from Dr. and Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson was included in the re- cording.
 Guests attending the Tuesday luncheon were It. Cmdr. W. s. Mize of NOE, Jules Radinski, director of recreational activities at the Civil Service Club. Herb Tyler, vice.president of Youth for Christ International, Dewitt Fields of the Baptist Mission, William Erickson, Anchorage en- gineer and Alfred TennysoD, m manager of tho Kodiak Tele. phone Company.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-22
Fo Sponsor Booth fnseead or Carnival

The Business and Professional Women's Club will not hold a carnival fer the community cen. Ser this year, Mrs. Jack Hinckel. president. said yesterday.
 Instead, the group will have a booth at ehe base carnival which benefits several institutions The BPW feels it can help the center more ID this way, Mrs. Rinckel said.
 The Club will sponsor a fish pond booth at the carnival. Mrs Cari NaldRett and Mrs. Hinokel are CO., chairmen of the commit tee in charge.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-22
Burned Hull
 T0Wed To Beach

The burned hull of the fishing boat, Tommy Lee, has been lowed from the channel to the beach below the Kodiak BotCling Works.
 Destroyed by fire on October 10, the boat burned to the waters edge and was beached on Near Island. A previous att tempt to move it resulted in it's sinking in mid channel. Later It came to the surface and proved hazardous to water traffic.
 The boat was owned by Reu. ben "Tiny" Tesarik.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-22
Communists Guilty

] New York (R)-Eleven top American communist leaders were convicted of conspiring to teach the forcible overthrow Of the United States government last week.
 The men were due to be sen. fenced yesterday.
 Meanwhile, their attorneys prepared to file appeals to be carried to the United States Su preme Court. The convicted men face sentences ranging from one year to ten m prison and fines of s 10000 each
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-22
Xmas Seals Are On Sale

The annual Christmas Seal Sale opened yesterday with hun. dret g of envelopes containing the stamps being dropped in the mail boxes.
 Emil Knudsen supervised the preparing of the envelopes for mailing. Stamps may be pur chased at Knudsen's fountain anytime during the next four weeks.
 Persons wishing to make their contributions by mail may do so or may personally make do. nations. for the seals, to the tel lers at the Bank of Kodiak where they will receive receipts for all contributions.
 Those making contributions by mail are requested to address the envelope to the Kodiak TB Committee.
 Mrs Mark Mannering and Mrs. August Valentinsic on Woody Island are eo.chairmen of the committee at the CAA station and employees there may obtaIn the seals from them.
 The seals have also been sent to military personnel at NOE and Fort Greedy
 The Rev. R. N. Wilkinson, chairman of the drive, has an nounced this years goal as $3000. He pointed out that 2O% of all funds collected in this area IS retained by the Kodiak TB committee for use here.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-22

Living at Dillingham; this wills ter are Mir. and Mrs. Bill Fay. Tor. He IS the son of Mrs. Jo Taylor of Kodiak. The young couple, both of whom formerly attended the University of Al- aska, are the parents of 8 son, Ross William, now several months old.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-22

Mrs. Ben Kraft left this week on a business trip to Seattle Her granddaughter Joann Mann who has been visiting her, went as far as Anchorage, where she reJoined her parents, Major and Mrs Glen Mann.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-10-22

Mrs. Henry Strom left this week for a months trip to Se. attle. She has been working at Genevieve Elsner's shop
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-04-29

Paden Five members of Pleasant
Grove Bapt. Church accompanied
oy the pastor. Rev. e, Butlar Wis
tied Bro. T. J. Ellis of Waldo,
member of the church who has
been i'll for some time. $500 was
given to him. Rev. r. " Martin
Of Arkadelphia preached Sunday,
April nth at Pleasant Grove Bapt,
Church after praise services was
conducted by Deacon A. E. Nc
Kinney. Money raised was 5000.
Two members were added to the
church....Mrs Mary J. Moss, Mr.,
and Mrs. A. J. Paden, and A. E.
Mckinney attended the April
Board Meeting at Smithland u
Kinney Hanson spent a day with
Kinney Honson spent a day with
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mckinney ano
family Miss Eva Mae and Dosis
Rean Weaver of Mcneil spent the
week end with their sister, Mrs, A
E. Mckinney.
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Cotton of Little Rock visited her
mother, Mrs, Louisa Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs Cog Edgerinton made
business trip to Little Rock ....,
and Mrs. Eusia Brown of the
Browns Funeral Home went fish
ing here last week w Robert Gray
on, Rev. d. Jones were in car
wreck returning from a fishing
trip, Frank Esters is in the Hos
pital from injuries he received af-
ter having been thrown from a
truck Fountain Jenkins of New
Haven, Conn. is here -. Funerals
for Horace Brown, Mrs. Rebecca
Moore, Revs. Nelson Jenkins and
l.. Charles were held recently.
Luther Owens and Joe Thomas
made a business trip to Gould
Sunday Mrs. M l., Mitchell, Mrs
N. c. Bumpers, and Mrs. Rober
Harris We're McGehee visitor,
Saturday. Edward Burks ane
Thomas Titus of Gould visited her,
saturday.
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- Six STATE PRESS Fri, Apr 20, 1s4s

Easter vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Smith johnson. Lillian
resides at 5000 Spring st, with her
uncil, Jesse E, Smith. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Littrel
entertained IA small children A.
pril 5th honoring their oldest son,
Vernon Robert on his 5th birth.
day and on April 18th Mrs Littrel
surprised her husband and young
est son. Bill, as both had birth.
days on that date M Mrs Berniee
Brown is home after an airplane
trip to and from Fl. Smith with
Mrs. Dewell Gam. IT.. Mrs
Mary Smith johnson read her re-
port Of the past years work A
pril 9th and was elected president
of the PTA for another year Mrs
Johnson attended the district PTA
Meeting at Morrilton April .3rd
She was placed on the parent
Education Committee.
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ROSSTON

Mr., and Mrs. G. S. Ivory enter
tanned the Bridge Club Monday,
April 18th at 8 p. The New
Harrison Grove School entertain
ed the Camden Band Saturday
night, April 23rd....W. L. jenkins
motored to Prescott on business.
Mrs Hicks visited in Magnolia
this week Mrs. L. A. King en-
tertained the Bridge Club Mon
day night,.Rev. J. c. Ivory wa,
in charge of the program. Miss
Wallace, Mrs. Haynie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivory and Miss Mitchell went
to Hope to attend the Arkansas
State Alumni Dance Wednesday
April GOTH. The Senior Class of
Nevada County Training School
is presenting its annual class play
at Washington High School, Tex
arkana, tonight and Nevada
County Training School. Roston
May 49, The title of this play is,
The Unexpected Guest - You
will see the Stars in person in
this exciting event, and the thrill
of a life time will come as you
see Paul Evens Upton played by
Lula B, Latin, Mary, wife of Mr..
Upton, by Loise " Rucker, Ella
nor and George, daughter and son
of the Uptons, played by Willie
Mae Maloney and Cedric Muldrew,
Harry Huston a friend of George
is played by Harry b Thorns,
John Blowing by B. j. Monk Jr.,
Jaepha Krumley a detective, Luke
Strong, Prince Tashum Sumbore
Hindu Poet, Otis Wright, Mrs.
Greeley a wealthy divorce and
her little daughter Helen played
by Viola Walker and Jamie B.
Toney, the Delivery man., eleven
Crigsby.-.~.This play is among
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-04-29
DUMAS

Desha County All Club Rally
was held at the Grammar School
last week. Schools taking part in
the various exhibits were Arkan-
sas City, Coon Bayou, E. jefferson
Kelso. HALEY, Watson, Rankins,
Reedville, Omega, Walnut Lake,
and Dumas. Asst. County Agents
are Mrs. L. B. Perkins and M. E.
Mccoy. Local All leaders are Mrs.
Mitchell, Mrs Edgerson, Mrs. Nc
Doland, and Joe Thomas Johnnie
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-04-29
CHIDESTER
CAa<l Hama
Good Hope

A big rally was held at Mt. Me-
roy CINE Church Sunday, April
18th. Rev C. H. Rowe is pastor.
A large number of good Hope
members were present in the
meeting. Rev. Rowe preached at
Good Hope Sunday night, April
18th. Albert Alexander, Mr.. Erik
mad Lee Edward Alexander poin-
ed church. Total collection was
$22,01. $l400 was donated to John
Alexander and family whose home
was destroyed by fire Saturday,
April l6th......Mrs. Essie Jenkins is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs,
Pearlie Bax. Gossip: Hickory Ridge
visited White Oak April 14th for
a ball game. Two of the hip cats
from Hickory Ridge came over
glad and went back sad because
they loss the game. ] guess they see
White Oak is hipped. Why' be-
cause ALP is the teacher .EBE
can knock a ball on the othe
side of the road ..CTB tries to b
a spring bird, but tell her to us
:. word verb. .....JAT tries to b
'iie nut If he doesn't lool
! hip cat =
49,. -. '-eA a rat.
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PORTLAND
Rosie Gibson

Rosie GIBSON
Rev. J. P. Gayles preached at
No 2 M B, Church Sunday Money
raised was SAT Mrs. Louise
Gray OF Dermott spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. Ell
nora Walker Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Allen motored to Little Rock Sat-
urday on business ..,Luendra Will
liams is in Lake Village Hos
pital. Mr.. and Mrs. Chotril Bar
snett, Mrs. Willie Knapp, and Mrs.
Mary Bryant motored to Lake
Village to visit Miss Merlissie Cox
who is in a hospital Mrs. Clara
Bell Coholun is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Woods,
and other relatives T. Wal
ker and Nathaniel Rowels motor
ed to Dermott William c. Brown
and other attended the Sing
ing Convention in McGehee Sun
day William Tony of Monroe
sa-itad his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs Bill Griffin
Woods and Buddie Woods are Oh
the sick list There will be
quartet singing at the Brown
Temple Church Sunday, May LIST
Portland School
The Southern Sons Quartet rem
dered d program at the schoo
Sunday afternoon. Supt F. M
Greeson showed a picture at the
! school Friday morning which
dealt with cancer and its cure
Following the showing OF this pic
ture drive was launched to raise
funds to fight this dreadful dis
Mrs. A. D. Russell attended
the Singing Convention at Nc
Gehee during the week end ... Mrs.
Russell is an officer of this organ
ization. H.. .GOSSIP-Wonder why a
certain boy tried to play his wife
for fool. The monkey said
Strengthen up and fly right .... AID
R is really on with JIG and FIN
says She had better cut that out -.
HLB is still knocking at SGis door
and LCJ says he was going to
change the lock ON her door ......
Watch sut, MVG, because JILL
said he was going to get you a
bout LCJ because he said he is
in love WITH you and he just cont
help himself Well ES has pct
| ALB down She says she is not
going to pick him up again until
she really knows he is going to
do right and that may be when
his hair turns gray LW thinks
she is something because her boy
friend has a 1947 Nash and ORA
is worried because he won't take
her back LOB was kicking high
Sunday with a hIpcat from Little
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-04-29

church. Monday night the business
session was held. $l2l35 was rails
ed Rev. w. l.. Lomax is pastor.
The missionary Society OF the Mt.
Table Baptist Church met Wednes-
day at 2;30 p, m......, Easter program
which was sponsored by the Sun
day School was enjoyed by all. 200
children and aduls received eggs.
Mrs, l.. b. Taylor, Supt; Miss
Helen Jackson. secretary; Mesdames
Carrie Ashford. b. E. Simmons,
and Hattie Wimbley, sponsors.
Miss Robizine Crowder was a Wis
itor here April Misses Idea
Bell Fisher and Margaret Jones
were visitors from Pine Bluff .......
The Senior Class received class
rings recently GOSSIP: BGM
and WLR are making big tracks
and getting no where Wonder
why ANTI and MI have to act sc
sly with their love affairs .... Who
is it that keeps III and PR, Jr
upset. CIR and CS really are par
aiding down lovers lane .ELB ane
| NGL are pulling straws over Ell
n Wonder which one has tn,
longest straw LJW and 1GR ar
on the BALL wish Al W2ul,
tell JWF to cut his hair and &c
a shave. ..~JCM has commandet
MI to stay out OF Monticello.
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WILLISVlLLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Martin OF
Camden spent last Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-04-29

Academy, visited her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Qualls Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Hood Of Lonoke was HON
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lyddie
Spencer and other relatives, Mrs,
Willie Mas Thomas spent Easter
in Memphis with relatives. Mrs.
Magnolia Logan and little daugh-
tiers, Minnie, Deloria and Anetta,
spent Easter with Mrs. Logan
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe Of
Brinkley....lll are Mr.. Chase, Otis
Taylor and Robert Mccain.
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DIES ARC
Ella Mae Brown

Glass no. 5 won the attendance
banner at Fellowship Baptist Sun
day School Sunday and wonder
full Easter program was rendered
by the children. Members of the
Program Committee were Mrs.
Spencer, Mrs. Matthias, and Mrs.
Holloway.O W. Ford, a student
of Merrill High School, Pine Bluff
was home visiting his parents.
Maurice Butlar, who attends
school in Pine Bluff, was home for
the Easter vacation Miss Lula
Mae Govan, student of Brinkley
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DENTQN

! lfrs. Carrie Toles and Mrs. Mar
Jorie Washington Of ST. Paul Bapt.
Chs1rch attended District Board
meeting at Prescott April 2lst
TREY were accompanied by Mrs,
LeSsie Moore OF Mt, Zion Bapt.
Church at Bauxite. Mrs. Laura
Henning of Memphis was guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Hodges Eas-
ter-----Dr o. Sherman, Presiding
Elder of the Hot Springs District
viii hold the End Quarterly Con-
ference of the Benton Bauxite
Circuit at Pleasant Hill AME
Church May 9-10.... Charles N
Jtmiel Of Holly Springs spent Eas-
1er with his mother. Mrs. Ora Wal.
k4r...Annie Marie Johnson. a stu.
Aent of Capital Hill School, Little
01nck, spent Easter with her par
enfs. Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Johr-
con and her sister, Betty Jean
Wire destroyed the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carey Monday. April 70
IA group of relatives and friend.
attended the funeral of Newt Poe
ut Woodson April oath. Mis-:
tMarcelene McCraney returned tc
her home in Pine Bluff, Epri
2ard after an extended visit with
ther sister and brother in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Jones Mr., and
Trs. Robert Michel spent Easter
10 Little Rock Miss Lillian B
johnson. q student at Dunbar Hi
School in Little Rock spent the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-04-29

This most useful hair piece blends
in with your own hair and ,'eeps
the rough ends even. Fitting fl, IN
ear to ear and shoulder length, the
JESSIE KARE Page Boy makes
your new hair length look so nat
ural that no one can tell the dit.
ference NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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uIs1- xTs,
VuluU1 ssA
Bonnie Jackson

Bonnie Jackson
The End Quarterly Conference
was held at Shady Grove AME
Church Sunday, April 18th. Rev. ].
A. Garrison, pastor of st. James,
preached at Sunrise Services and
Rev. p. L. Johnson, p. E. brought
the message at ll:00 A. M. and
7:30 p. m. AT p. m. the Sunday
School rendered program. Three
members were added to the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-04-29

one of the best that has ever been
presented here at Nevada County
Training School.
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MT. OLIVE

=. I. HVCIy
Bulah Grove, FL Dorado and pas
tor, Rev. Stitch of Chichester, Mt.
Zion of Lisbon, Bulah Grove, Wes-
nso visited Mt. Olive Easter Sun
day. Miss Lacy Mae served as
pianist.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-04-29

Rock ..KB is singing "Oh my
mellow man..
, 1949-03-23
Governor Proclurns
We'd, April 9th.
Army DuY

Governor HASTE has pro-
claimed Wednesday, April 9th,
Army Day, in accordance with
a Presidential proclamation
which states in part"theArmy
of the United States is a bull
wark of the Nations defense
in war and a faithful servant
of the people in time of peace"
The Governor in his procla-
nation called upon the people
of the Virgin Islands to OBJ
serve Wednesday, April 6, and
render appropriate honor to
the Army of the United States
and to Army veterans who
have returned to civilian life.
, 1949-03-23
Landmarks League
To Donate Mahogany
81 Street Signs

Sixty-f ur street signs
painted on Mahogany, will be
donated to the Municipal Coun
ell for installation in both
Christiansted and Frederik-
sted. The names are painted in
the original Danish such as
Koeg Gade for Kings Street.
It was suggested by a Coun-
Gilman that the names be
placed in English directly un-
derneath the Danish. However
he was informed that the MUM
cipality could install the Eng
lish version if they desire
to do so.
, 1949-03-23
Coucilmen Tell Voters
Plans for COMING
Legislative Session

Three, members of the st.
Croix Municipal Council, the
Honorables Alphonso Forbes,
Jacobs and S. Christian
Chase, addressed their consti--
tuents on Monday night last on
their plans for the coming Lee
gislative Assembly session.
Several Of the bills were
read for the enlightenment of
those present, while others
were too lengthy, up to TWEEN
ty pages long.
The addresses were well re-
ceived by the audience with
generous applause,
, 1949-03-23
8 Educational Films
To Be Shown AT
ST. MurY's Hull.

Three educational films on
health will be shown tonight
in st. Mary's Hall beginning at
$3.50 PM. under the sponsor
ship of the Office of Health Ed
ucation.
The three films, which were
loaned by the Caribbean Com
mission, are Walt Disney pro-
auctions in technicolor. The
titles are: "Wise Parents, Heal
thy Babies; Insects as Car
riers of Disease; planning
for Good Eating.
Following the three films, a
Chamber of Commerce film,
Enterprise - Development of
a Small Town will be shown.
, 1949-03-23
John Nuchio To Be LIST
U. S. Ambassador
To Rep. Of Koreu

President Truman on Mon
day nominated John Nuchio to
be the first United States Am
bassador to the Republic of Ko
rea.
Mr.. Nuchio has been serving
as the Presidents special repre-
sentative in Korea since the
establishment of the republic
in 1913.
The State Department said
Continued on Page A.
, 1949-03-23
COunciImen Editors,
Now Members Of
Landmarks League

Members of the st. Croix
Municipal Council and the edi-
tors of the two publications,
the st. Croix Avis and West
End News are now members
of the St. Croix Landmarks
League, as a result Of action
taken at their regular meeting
held in the Lutheran Parish
Hall last night.
The room was filled to capa-
city. Among those present
were Administrator Harry E..
Taylor and visitors were Miss
Bertha Rpschulte, principal of
the Charlotte Amalie High
School in st. Thomas and Miss
Carmen Ortiz, Management
Services Assistant, Depart
ment of Labor in Puerto Rico.
Many important items came
up for discussion in connection
with plans for the preserva-
ton of the prevailing architec-
ture of the Island. Suggestions
were also made for the ban
ming of billboards and signs
along highways and also of
neon signs in the towns. Many
of the suggestions will be dis
cussed in detail by the Execu-
tive Committee. A committee
was also appointed to commu-
nicate> with communities on
the mainland to find the me-
thod used to preserve their ORR
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-03-23
Libel Suits Between
-MeIchior
Postponed Until May

The libel cases filed against
Ariel Melchior, Editor of the
Daily News in St. Thomas was
postponed Monday until the
May session of the District
Court.
Judge Moore upheld a mo-
ton made by Atty Amphlett
Leader, to amend his answer
to the complaints made by Ran
dolph and Earle Ottley, Pub
Usher and reporter of the Pho
to News respectively, against
the defendant.
In his answer which was fill
ed several weeks ago, Attorney
Leader made a general denial
of the charges made by the
plaintiffs, but in court sought
to introduce truth as his de-
Tense, a maneuver which Atty.
Rodriguez objected to as ire
gular. In the arguments which
took place in the Judges cham
bers, the court upheld Mr.. Ro-
driquez, pointing out that the
defendant would have to stick
to his pleading.
Then Atty. Leader, who was
assisted by Atty. George Dud-
ley, raised the question as to
whether he could amend his
answer, even though trial of
the case was in progress. The
Judge said under existing law,
the court could use its discre-
ton granting a motion to
Continued on Page A.
, 1949-03-23
FOR COMPLETION
OF AC CONVERSION.
BY GOVERNOR

Governor HASTE has appro-
we'd an ordinance passed by
the st. Croix Council authori-
zing a further loan of S 25, 900
from the Disaster Fund or I'm
migration Fund for the COM
pletion of the conservation Of
St. Croix from direct to alter
mating current.
, 1949-03-23
DR.. Kui Yu Women
Scientist Gets Permit
To Live in U. S.

The President signed a bill
to permit a Chinese woman
scientist to live permanently
in the United States. She is
DR.. Chang Kai Yu, who went
to America as a student in 1896
and later worked on the Atom
Energy project.
DR.. Yu is employed by the
Westinghouse Electric corpor-
alton.
, 1949-03-23
Gen. SIBERT TELLS GOV.
ARMY WILL COOPERATE
CIVILIAN AUTHORITIES

Brigadier General Edwin
L. Sibert, Commanding Cen
eral of the Armed Forces in.
the Antilles Department, cal
led on the Governor in st.
Thomas Monday. He gave as
surance of continued friendly
cooperation with the army &
civilian authorities on matters
of common interest.
, 1949-04-05
To the Editor:
THE CLERGY SPEAK"

Recently several local clergy
men of various traditions met and
decided to contribute every Sat-
urday, via the Press, a message
to the people of the Virgin Is
lands.
During Lent, whilst meditatine
upon the Way of the Cross, we
notice the composure of Jesus
Christ, in the midst of disciples
who were frightened and scatter
ed; a mob who first cried, 'Hosan-
ma, blessed is he that cometh in
the name Of the Lord. and soon
changed like the wind, to cry,
Cruelty Him; a Roman Procura-
tor, torn between fear Of his tur-
bulent subjects and his wife's SUI
perstitions. Jesus alone is calm &
died as He lived, trusting His
Father.
This could easily be a modern
picture, when passions are becom
ing inflamed, fears increasing, and
when right is often led to cruci-
fixion.
Jesus believed in the essential
goodness of God, and staked all
on that; the question remains;
where does your faith come in?
c. F. ALDERSLEY
Memorial Moravian Church
st. Thomas
, 1949-04-05

national Civil Aviation Or
ganization, one of the U. N.
Specialized Agencies.
The conference, at the re-
quest of the Greek govern
ment, will discuss the construc
ton of new installations which
will be required in the next
five years to allow the civil
airport Of Ellinikon, Athens,
to handle large modern planes
with safety. This construction
as well as other air safety &
navigation facilities needed
in Greece, will cost an estima-
ted $4,000, 600.
The London meeting will al
so take up the request made
by the Government of Dem
mark for financial aid in the
construction Of a long-range
radio navigation aid station in
Skuvanes, Farce Islands.
The final item to be discuss
ed is the North Atlantic wealth
er ship network which, under
ICAO auspices, is now main
tanned by 10 nations Including
U. S. A. and Great Brittany,
for meteorological reporting
for communications relay and
for air-sea rescue purposes.
The air navigation projects
will be treated on a "joint sup
port" basis, so that the nations
which benefit from the facili-
ties will be asked to supply
financial support and techni-
cal help necessary to operate
them