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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-31

ave O chance to read this. the
through the $4,000 Beverly
Hills Open tournament.
THE SILVER STAR for gal
lantry in action" has been pin
ned on Pfc. Isadore (Izzy)
Hauptman, MCHS graduate who
has been in the Pacific about
two years, for something he did
on Cebu during the climax Of
Jap resistance. "Izzy" and three
other GIs volunteered to crawl
with their. bayonets through q
Jap mine-field and probe . path
for three tanks being brought up
to smash Jap pillboxes. Crawl
ing through a minefield Is no
fun especially when in
tense enemy fire was sweeping
it and the percentage Of
mines was officially described
as dense" The mission
was accomplished successfully
and the delayed Yank advance
proceeded.
Capt. George w. Crellin,
wearing a Silver Star for
heroism, Is back after three
years in Africa and italy
with the field artillery. He's
visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Crellin, Of
1880 Cottrell road.
KIWANIANS of Mount Glenn
ems and East Detroit, SO Of 'em
riding in II pleasure boats on
their annual lake outing, on
Wednesday braved one of the
fiercest lake storms we've had
in years. They rode through it
to the Idle Hour, on the Flats,
without mishap, though visibil-
ity was cut to about 10 feet. It
cleared later and a swell time
was had by all Because he
married Angelina Asaro, 20, of
23495 Willard, East Detroit,
while still being legally hitched
to Irma Sanders, of Ludington,
Mich, John Saczko, 20, of De-
troit, is in dutch with the law.
He's in for perjury, for swear
ing to false marriage license
and may yet have bigamy
troubles.
Clinton Township, which
for many years saw its fine
residences and farm build.
ings 60 up in flames for
lack of fire fighting equip.
ment, doesn't let that hap.
pen any more. A we'll train
ed volunteer force, with
first class equipment now
makes several runs q week
and has already paid
for the cost two or three
times over.
PEOPLE YOU MEET - Sgt.
Howard Speer, "a, of A Gibbs
street, home on furlough after
OkinaWa and 80 months in the
Pacific, wearing the Purple
Heart Pfc. Edward Schleif,
son of the Carl Schleifs, of
Washington, honorably dis
charged after 33 months in the
Pacific =. :. F 2/2C Edmund
James Carroll, USNR, of Rich
mond, who is still on board the
old four-piper Southland in the
Pacific, and is credited with
knocking out Jap planes and
shipping >. TIA John P. Hen
ry, Is, of Is South Rose street,
back on the old stamping
grounds for 80 days, after some
% months in the African Middle
Eastern-European theatre.
SPORTS STUFF-Despite the
warm weather, the Bather grid
squad has been oroered out for
Saturday, and Coach Roy N.
Quinn has scheduled an opener
with Monroe under the lights in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-31

Century plants usually bloom
within IS to 20 years, then die.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-31

worker to the profession will
increase the competition for the
tip, and every shop and restau-
rant will be a bed of sunshine.
One New York waiter, when
Montana labor news., 1945-08-30

tence for German activities, Chis mail
was in 'franked' envelopes Of Hamilton
Fish and Burton K. Wheeler) Wheeler
has another friend in Washington, Ed
Heating, editor Of Labor" Next year,
Just before election, Heating will ship
into Montana 10000 copies of Labor"
exsolling the wonderful record of Burton
x. Wheeler-our internationally known
mountebank. This paper circulates IN
Montana once every six years-when
Wheeler runs. The last Montana edition
had also a side-Wheeler. 1t helped elect
DR.. Thorkelson to Congress. A soldier
returning from Italy where u forces,
according to Time Magazine, booed
Wheeler as a bum asked Have they
looked for Hitler in wheeler's house
at Lake McDonald?"
OF course, in every campaign the $40
a day heelers carry lists of Catholics and
Protestants, Free Masons, Knights OF
Columbus. To a Catholic voter, particu-
larly if an old lady, the a~nti-company
candidate is painted as an A. P. A., for
merly, nowadays a Ku Klux; Protest
ant voters are told an independent can
didate is a Catholic, and if this is too
raw, then his wife is a Catholic. Healers
have been instructed in the Butte School
for Scandal to whisper Judge Holloway
is a jew" also Judge Sanner is a
Roman Catholic" also " Joe Dixon is
an old A. P. A." Every such statement
was, Of course, false and known to be
false by the tutors in the Butte prelim-
Montana labor news., 1945-08-30

Last summer all over the state, a COM
pany stool pigeon would drive TO a ranch
house. He would pretend he was a labor
organizer. He would insolently demand
to talk with the harvest crew. The
rancher quite naturally would answer
that his men had nc time to spare
we're hard pressed to harvest his crop.
The stool pigeon, IN leaving, would re-
tort: well, when Erickson is elected
you will change your tune" Erichson's
election would not have tended to organ
ize for labor any more than Ford's cleo
ton did. But whole counties Of farmers
we're turned against Erickson by this
technique in which the stool pigeons
were tutored before starting out from
Butte. n Ford's headquarters in Helena
and Great Falls. The angry farmer for
got i~nordinate freight rates, rural cleo
IRRIGATION, that Company meddling has
set back twenty years the colleges fol-
his children, that Ford has helped sad
die on the farmers compensation fol
miners silicosis.
Every big ranch owner at some time
needs large credit in the bank. Last
year several three-column letters signed
by such Pumping for Dewey and Ford
appeared in the Company press from
Miles City to Misssoula. They were COM
posed by ghost writer's" in Company
employ. When ready, a big banker would
call on long distance telephone a big
customer, Elmer, this is Wilson OF the
Central Bank. We cashed your check
to Johnson for $1,000 for the hay, but
it makes an %overdraft. By the way
Elmer. we have a little publicity here
for Dewey and Ford; may I sign your
name to it?" Elmer, "Oh yes, I guess
so. but I am going to vote for Roosevelt
and I think Erickson will do more for
feeder highways" Next day Elmer and
his neighbors are amazed to see in their
morning paper three columns Of stuff
with words in it, hardly understood by
Elmer, much less used by him, black
guarding Roosevelt and Erickson.
Besides Viereck, serving a 2O-year sen
Montana labor news., 1945-08-30

at
a Senate committee hearing on the Wag-
ner-Murray full employment bill, CIo
President Philip Murray demanded pas
sage Of the measure and warned that if
private enterprise fails to provide Jobs
for all, the people will recognize the
failure of private capitalism and yigor-
ously call for government operation
The bill was also Endorsed by representa-
tives of veterans and farm organizations.
Montana labor news., 1945-08-30

mary school for training heelers before
they became missionaries to convert The
farm precincts to the faith that high
freight rates, racket in insurance pre-
miums, 100000 annually above T. v.
A. rates for electricity, 20 years lag n
education, no feeder highways, chain
bank control of State finance, graft in
liquor distribution, open gambling, chill
dren playing slot machines, is the best
form OF state government.
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly 81
sLEEP-sox
59c

"a Of these wormer- -uppers. in service
khaki or navy. lobeled for fobrie con-
tent. Medium and large sizes in
group.
Il KNITTED EAR MUFFs. ideal for
eoId-weother wear. They fit snuoly,
comfortably, are Iobeled for wool
content. Assorted coIors. Less than
holt price
IS TOURIST BAGS, convenient
waterproof drowstrino boos. wonder
fuI for travelling. Less thon heIf
Price
8 FITTED KITS, eosy-to-poek roli-up
style. Service khaki or novy. Less
fhsn hsk pries --S1. .95
10 ALUSPAR ALUMINIUM CLEANER,
keeps pots and pans shiny and bright.
Less than holt prizes es------24c
Is FITTED SEWING KITS, box-type,
in khaki color. Holds scissors, threod,
buttons, pins. RssuIosIy $i.z5 Use
1IRSr YLooR ~
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly S4e.g
PLATFORM ROCKERS
*
s28.88

Just 3 OF these handsome plottorm
rockers with beautiful wood arms and
high tufted back. Attroetively COW
cred in belize.
I TWo-PlEcE LIVING ROOM SUITE,
Lawson style, oil spring construction
covered in wine or blue leof patterned
cotton topesty with reversible cush-
ions. Reg. $3.50 --.S159
I FAN BACK CHAIR. all spring con-
struction, reversible cushion. Cow
cred in beige cotton tapestry. Reg.
$50 Observation-Disclosures $50
BoUDoIR CHAIR with spring seat
and button back. Skirted style, blue
ehintz cover. Reg. $l9.s5- Sl2.8S
$ REFREsHMEkT, TABLES. 9th Gen.
tury style, stretcher bose. Mahogany
finish. Reg. Sli.os S8.o5
l MAHOGANY TIER TABLE with
pedestoI base. Reg. $i4.95. Sl1.88
5 MODERN LAMP TABLES with round
top and extra shelf at base. WoInut
finish. Reg. $l3.95 S9.o
Z MODERN REFREsHAAENT TA8LES,
with blue mirror top and large shelf
at bose. Wolnut finish. Reg. Sl7.95.
Sll.68
ToURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly 81
BRASSIERES
$l.49

s. Of these bondeou of nude shode
net, mode with stitched under-Iift
for odded support. Broken sizes.
80 lAsTEx GlRDLES of royon sotin.
pontie style. Short length, small,
medium and large. Reg. $5.s5,
$40
u SEMl-STEPlNS, erdles with hook
and eye closing. Lightweight but sup
porting. Sizes Is to 80. Less then
hslf price -------------S5
CoRSETS : The Pafdts koyaf
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly $4.z2
SOFA ToPsYs
s3.22

"a Of these weil-mode 3-piece wosh-
able cotton Sets ia blue, green or
brown prints On whife background.
~ CHAIR ToPsYs. 3-piecs woshoble
cotton sets ii blue. green OF brown
prints on white background. Reg.
S2.z3 81 Is
CURTAINS The pslats Royal
Evening star., 1945-11-15
CLEARANCE OF
COSTUME JEWELRY

IS PIECES NOVELTY JEWELRY. few
Of q kind assortment. Half price Soc
3 STERLING SILVER COSTUME
PINS. gold plotted. ResuIsrly $2.e5;
now w----------Sl.95
10 PAIRS NOVELTY EARRINGS.
Reg. $2.s5 .95
4 STERLING SILVER BRACELETS.
Res. $7.s5 .s5-S5
10 LAPEL WATCHES. RssulsrIy
$50 ----S39.95
! LAPEL WATCH. Rssuiarly S95;
now --S47.5O
; LAPEL PINS. Rssulerly $40;
now S18
3 SIMULATED PEARL NECKLACES.
Reg. S3.95
Adore items plus 20ce tar.
JEWELRY The PaIas Royal
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly 81
KNEE WARMERS
60c

100 Of these 500 wool, 5o9o cotton
knee wormers; reoulor size, in oroy.
Wonderful to wear on cold, cold doys!
50 RAYoN PANTlES with synthetic
elastic woistbond. Sizes medium and
large. ResuIeriy 81 rs; now --S9e
40 PANTIE GlRDLES Of cotton-ond-
royon with side Fastening. Sizes 26
to 20. Now At hak price --~Sz
KNIT UNDERWEAR The Pdruis Royal
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly S. and More
LEATHER HANDBAGS
s.:
w.
Plsa 20H Tar

IS Of these handsome Ieother hond-
boes in top hondIe Or evnleope styles,
black, brown. navy. Also some fur-
fobric boes.
10 LEATHER HANDBAGS in bosic
colors. Top-hondle and envelope de-
signs; also some alligator -oroin ieoth-
ers. Reg. $50 and moro SIS
Plus sos TdI
HANDBAGS The Pafnts koTdl
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly $3.o5 and More
CASUAL SHOES
$2.95

73 poirs Of these eosuoIs for women
and girls. Block oobordine with
wedge heels in both strap and oxford
styles. Complete size range for misses
and girls from sizes 4 to s.
II PAIRS SANDALS in block oobor-
dine. Open heel onkle strop design
with high heels. Morrow widths In
broken sizes s to 8. Less than haIf
price .S5
SHOES The Patais Royal
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Less Than Half Price
KANT-RUN
Isle HOSIERY
3 ..',. 81

235 poiw Of these fine full I-foshioned
kont-run and mesh Isle hose! A
wonderful opportunity to stock up on
hose for street and sports!
$50 PAIRS GIRLS Isle HOSE in
beige, white. Sizes 7hz to 9. Res.
3is FOOT WARMERS, wonderful for
bed socks. travel, Iounoino! Cotton
fleece lined knits in red, blue or notu-
roi. Sizes small, medium, loree.
Res. 69e Soc
50 PAIRS BED SOCKS, khoki color;
ideoI for cold nights. Less them hak
" FIRST ELooR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly $1.95
Washable RAG RUGS
s.

Just As Of these Weoroble, washable rag
rugs IN an extro heavy weight for long ser-
iceobility Reversible, too, for odded verso
tiliN! In solid colors Of blue or burgundy,
2x4-feet sire.
RUGS !. .. ]. TAs PaIais Roysl .. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Hoif Price
FLUFFY MlTTENS
Soc

IS poirs Of these pretty, warm fluff
n,ttens Of soft brushed royon!
so PAIRS WOOL AND MoHAlR
MiT1ENS. broken sizes and colors in
the group. Resulerly $l.5o; now S.
- HAND cRocHETED MlTTENs
Of 1000 pure white wool; counter
soiIed. Now at half price SITS
Is CURLY LAMB MiTTEkS. young
crowds fovorites tslightly soiled)
Reg. $z.s5 81 IS
phHs SOS tar
GLOVES rrssr froJooss Jos Palate Royal
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly S5.95
MEMS COWHlDE
TRAVELLING CASES
1895

Genuine cowhide cases fitted with all
the necessary toilet eontoiners.
Is COMB AND BRUSH SETS for
men. Set consists Of 2 military
brushes and q comb. Half price ST.
10 LEISURE COATS for men. Two
tone styles that ore Iobeled for wool
content. Small. medium, loroe. Reg
uIoriy $l3.95 and more-S9.85
IS MEMS VESTS by Trovelo. Wool
and cotton mixtures in button-front
style, with four useful pockets. Avoil-
obIe in small. medium, large ond
extra large sizes. Reg. $3.s5 $3.50
MEMS FURNISHINGS The Palais Royal
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly $z.95
NYLON SLIPS
s. 80

It's clearance of 80 real NyIon slips!
Genuine Nylon, slightly soIed and rejected
by the Government and made into fine
wearing and eosy-woshine slips for misses,
sizes 50 to 3o.
LINGERIE The Psa, Royal THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly SS.S
EVERYDAY DRESSES
$3.50

36 striped cotton modros dresses for
misses. Wide stripes Of blue, brown,
or red on white. Sizes "a to 20.
8 MATERNITY SLACK SUITS in navy
blue eobordine. Sizes 20. Reg. Ss.95.
S5.49
n EvERl-DAY DRESSES of royon
crepe in either block or navy blue
with contrast white ruffIed dickey.
Sizes 46 to 81. Reg. $lo.95, S.. 80
3 EVERYDAY DRESSES in wonted
holt sizes. All royon sheers. black
stripe with oroondie trim. Sizes l8h
to 2212. Res. $8.95 $3.50
EvERI-DAY DRESSES The Palan Royal
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly SLIT
ASSORTED LINGERIE
ST

80 pieces Of lovely lingerie. slightly
soiIed. Collection includes slips. gown
and pojomos.
; WOOL cAPES, fine volue, these
shoulder warmers thot are slightly
soiled. Less than helf price --S1
LIHGERIE The Paldts Royal
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Less Than Half Price
BUDGET DRESSES
81

20 dresses for include
Colos solids, q
ROYAL THRDHo
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly $2.o8
Maple Furniture Covers
$l.98

48 Of these attractive snug-fitting back ard
cushion covers for maple furniture. Mode
of durobe knit fobric for long sericeobil.
ity, in blue, wine or noturoI
CURTAINS The Paais SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly Sl.95
OVAL RAG RUGS
81

IS Of these washable oval roe rugs,
ottroetiveIy woven with frineed edges.
In variety of eoIorfut potterns. 24x
36-inch size.
36 FELT BASE RUGS, stondord quol-
ity, exl2-foot size. Res. $5.o5.
S4.95
5ooNYARDs FELT BASE FLooRlNGS,
stondord quolity, 4 potterns to choose
from. z yards wide. Reg. 3se 50. yd..
29e
oblono styles, in host Of beautiful
potterns and colors. Size 24x36
inches. Reg. $3.o5 S2.95
50 ALL-HAlR RUG CUSHIONS, extra
heavy weight, 48 ounces. Sizes oxl2
and 8.3xlo.6 feet. Reg. $1o.s5,
S8.95
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Reg. S1.z5 and more
Reg. $l.z5 and more
Wooden Nut Bowls
IS

Just so Of these polished wooden nut bowls
wonderful little gift" item for your hos
tess or for the holidoys! Assorted natural
woods, with wooden molIets
Evening star., 1945-11-15
STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE
CLEARANCE OF
TOILETRIES

200 coMPAcTs, in fsw-of-o-kind
sizes and eoIors. Less than hsN psies,
Soc
80 TOILET WATERS in novelty hand
pointed floroI bottles. Bouquet scents.
RssularIy $I.s5. now ew-----Sl
~ TOOTH BRUSHES, resuIsriy soc,
IS FACE POWDERS, ,.suIsrIy Soc,
z9e
plus sos fa1
- coMPAcTS. Less then keif price,
now -------------SI
u llPsTlckS in luscious shodes.
Now less then hsF pries -25c
II BUSTING POWDERS, less then
no" '''e' ois. 20. iss
30 SHAVING BRUSHES. less tksn half
50 PLASTIC SAFETY MAJORS. less
then helf price, Row----------lOe
TOfLETRIES The Palnis ROYAL ..
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Less than half price

Less than half price
LEATHER HANDBAGS
50 pa. %. :.
Just 30 Of these genuine leather shoulder
strap bags with convenient lock and key!
So easy to carry, SO roony, SO in-the-swi,
Of fashion! Nicely lined, fitted with change
purse, mirror Available in tan only.
HANDBAGS The Royal
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly Sl.s5
BOYS POLO SHIRTS
81

S. of these long, -sIeeved cotton shirts
with striped fronts. plain boek ond
sleeves. Sizes smoII, medium and
large.
! BOYS BATHRoBE; is properly
obeIed for wool content; in q ptoid
pottem; size 6. Less than holt
price ries--------S7.97
BOYS FURNISHINGS The Palats Royal
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly $3.50
MEMS BILLFOLDS

Plus eos Tar
IS Ieother bIIfoIds with compartments
for posses and window for identific~
ton cord
II GENUINE LEATHER BiLLFoLDS
with compartments for bills. cords;
black or brown. Reg. IS; now s.
Plus 2g% star
LEATHER GOODS ;. The Paiats Royal
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Great Value in Fine Variety Of
JUNIOR DRESSES

Here you'll find wide range Of junior
dresses in royon crepes and spuns and wooIs;;
Both one and two-pieoe styles included, and
both high shades and dark tones.
20 JUNIOR DRESSES, regularly $lo.e5, in
assorted fabrics and styles s--------$5.99
IS JUNIOR DRESSES, regularly $l4.e5, in
both light and dark eoIors --------$7.99
20 JUNIOR DRESSES. regularly $l6.e5,
broken sizes in variety Of oolors and fob-
RIGS --- $l0.oe
JUNIOR DRESSES -. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly SIS and More
on Crepes> Woods
$17'se

80 dresses in selection thot includes both
light and dark shades. Broken sizes
BETTER {. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-11-15

Fashion "Finds" in Misses and Women's
BETTER DRESSES
A variety of royon crepes and prints, cot
tons and wools in both one and two-piece
styles, broken sizes, light as we'll as dark
colors.
Less Than Half Price
Rayon Crepes> Cottons
$50
28 dresses for misses and women include
solids and prints Broken sizes.
Regularly $l9.e5 and More
Rayon Crepes> Cottons
'1O'''
81 Of these dresses in both one and two
piece styles. Broken sizes for misses and
women.
ke9uioriy SZo and More
Rayon Crepes> WooIs
'l7''9
80 dresses in selection thot includes both
light and dark Shades Broken sizes
BETTER DRESSES Palais
Fine value on Broken Lot
MEMS SHOES
II pors of mems RobIee and Signature
shoes at an unusual sowing.
pairs, regularly
Sizes 7B ID sAA fs) si1 IA 10 sA IN. 1oA f 1913 ID.
pair. regularly 81 7-----------$4.5o
poirs, regularly $6 -----$3.5o
Sizes 7-B tD, 71k-B ~, 181iA ~.
NEWS SHOES The
Evening star., 1945-11-15

40 girls cotton tee shirts in white and
posteI shades. Small sizes only.
70 SWEATERS for girls, looeo wool
sweaters in assorted sizes and eolors.
Rec. $5.e5 and more ss---S4
20 SWEATERS in sleeveless style. All
1909 wool. Res. $2.ss and more,
81
10 SKIRTS in plaid designs. All l0O9o
wool. Assorted coIors and sizes. Res.
$7.95 and more IS
rs SWEATERS Of cotton knit. For
misses. Assorted colors and sizes.
Reg. $3.50 81
20 sLoUsEs in royon sheer, both
prints and solids. Sizes 81 to SO:
Reg. $7.e5 ------ S.
IS SHIRTS AND BLoUSES in assorted
cotton prints, sizes 81 to 3e. Less
than heif price -------S1
10 WOOL sLAcKs Of navy blue.
Broken misses sizes ! z and IA. Reg.
$7.95 81
THiRD FLooR
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Regularly S3.e5
WOOL SWEATERS
s2.2'

Reg. Much Higher Priced
IRREGULARS IN
SHEER RAYON HOSE
69e
$50 pors of these excellent quality royon
hose-oreoI value! They're full-foshioned,
theyressheer and Ieg-fIotterne. The irreg-
uIorities are slight and not conspicuous.
Fall shades, in sizes 8lz to 10.
The Palais Royal FIRST FLOOR
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-23
NOTICE

The Territorial Health depart ment announces that immuniza- ton of infants and pre-school children for diphtheria, whooping cough and vaccination against smallpox will be given at the Ter ritorial school Tuesday morning at 9:30 am.
 All persons who were immun- ized for diphtheria during the past six months must have Schick tests.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-23
NOTICE

A regular meeting of the A.T.G. will be held Tuesday evening at 700 pm, at which time motion pictures of the War Finance Com- mittee will be shown. The public is invited to attend.
 Capt. H. c. Miller.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-23
MISSION SECRETARY HERE

Rev. F. Earl Jackman, secretary for Alaska of the Board of Ma tional Missions is visitor in town enroute to the outposts of the Presbyterian Church. This Board is made up of representatives of p different denominations, which are working together all through the United States. He is also a member of the Home Missions Council of the Presbyterian Church, which at present main- tains 25 missions in Alaska. He plans to visit Pt. Barrow, Vain wright, Wales, Savoogna and Gambel if the weather permits. Last night he was guest speaker at the Federated Church.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-23
Navy Announces
 Alaska Casualties

WASHINGTON, April 23-Cas- ualties announced by the Navy contained: dead, 1st It. Waylano L. Weyand of the Marine Corps' whose wife lives in Anchorage. The Army announced as wounded in the European region, Pfc. Her man M. Porter, Jr., whose father resides in Juneau.
 Dynamometers are devices to- measure the power of motors and show how much is needed to op- crate a machine.
 Keep the home fires burning and the front lines firing-BUY WAR BONDS.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-23
BARNEY BELLEVUE'S MOTHER DIES

MT. Barney Bellevue is in re- ceipt of the news of the death of his mother who has been making her home with another son in Canada. She had reached the re- markable age of 1O2 years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-19

ing, Mrs. James Brown, Mrs. Char.
les Teach-y, Jr., Miss johnson and
her mother, Mrs. Hugh S. John
son, Sr., Mrs. Hugh S. Johnson,
Jr., Mrs. D. Sandlin, Miss Julia
Deane Sandlin, Miss Sallie Grey
Herring, Miss Katy Charles-Craft
and Miss Estelle Russell.
Mrs. W. H. Russell directed to
the gift room where Miss Edna
Russell and Mrs. Leon Skies re-
ceived. Mrs. Granville Sheffield di.
rected to the register where Mrs.
T. R. Rouse presided. In the dining
room Miss Annie Louise Herring
poured punch and sandwiches
cookies and nuts were served by
Missevelvn Barden, Patsy Wilson
Johnnye Teachey, Kathryn Young,
Mrs. Garland Scott and Mrs. Betty
Brown.
The hostesses presented each one
in the 4eceiving line, and those
who assisted in entering, a Shout
der corsage. Spring flowers were
used throughout the house. Music
for the occasion was rendered by
Mrs. L. K Alderman and Mrs. w.
H. Hall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-19
YWCA Membershi
M e citing Planned
For This Evening

The first membership meeting
Of the WilTaingtsa Young Wo-
mems Christian association viii
be held at 7:30 clock this evening
at the Y.WC. club house at Third
and Grace street.
Mrs Frederick Il. Scott, Nation
q, Board Member Of the Y.W.C.A
representing the Southern Region
Will be The CUES: speaker. Her
subjects is What The Y,W.C.A.
can mean 10 Community.
Mrs. ) .. Freeman will preside
and welcome the members, Rev.
J. F. Herbert. pastor Of Grace
Methods. church. Will pronounce
the invocation. A short business
meeting will include reports from
from several members Of the Pro-
visional Committee.
The voting members of the
Y. w. c. A. will elect Board OF
Directors who will be responsible
for the administration CT this new
Y.W.C.A.
After Mrs. SCOTS address, a
social hour will be held and the
residence girls will conduct tours
of inspection through the building.
The Y.W.C.A. is being organized
here with the approval of the Ma
tional Y.W.C.A. and it is mem
Der agency of the Wilmington
Community Chest and Council.