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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO, July 6-P)-USDA)
C,J,h1o boo- Q mn (ectiro a fed \

CHICAGO, July 6-P)-(USDA)
-Salable hogr 5000 testimated)
total not gwen, compared week
ago barrows and gifts IS to LIS
higher; soWs 40 to lis higher;
Salable cattle 1000 (estimated)
total not given; compared week
ago; mediumweight and weighty
fed steers closed 250-3.50 higher
with top 30 higher at % so; but
steer and heifei yearlings and light
weight steers losing SO cents S100
after Monday. finished only 1.50-
$50 higher choice kinds showing
most advance, outside on long
year'ings % 50 but practical out
side light yeariihgs late 21.00; out
side weighty fed heifers 21.50, most
ly 20.50 down at close when me-
dunn and good grades had to call
at 15.50-17.50; price-spreads widen
ed as week advanced and cattle
trade fairly uniform on grade-to-
grade basis at close, with steers
scaling 1900 lbs. upward and heif-
ers averaging 900 lbs. and better
at substantial premium; and COM
mon and medium light killers little
higher than they sold recently on
regulated markets; fed steers anc
yearlings buiAed at 49, $4,000;
most heifers during week 1900
20.50; stock cattle trade narrow
abou; steady, replacement buy
ers refusing to follow killer ad-
vance; local small killers bought
much more freely than recently
and some big killers showed con-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
FEAR KIDNAPIAC
OF ARMY FAMILY
Major, Wife And Stepson
Are Believed To Be Held
For Ransom

OAKLAND, Calf, July 6-(P)-
A mystery developed today over
the whereabouts and safety of an
army major, his wife and boy,
who vanished after leaving Toronto
26 days ago.
A telephone call last night in
formed relatives here they were
Sin trouble somewhere near Chi
cago," and led to the conjecture
they may be held by kidnapers.
The three were Major Thomas
Walker, Jurika, 81, his wife, Vir-
ginia, and his stepson, Billie 6.
He was known to have had sew
eral thousand dollars in cash when
they left Toronto. His San Fran
cisco bank said toda yhe had wired
for $4,000 to be sent to him in care
of the main Western Union office,
Detroit.
The telephone call last night to
Mrs. Jurika's mother, Mrs. L. F.
Schroeder, led her to conjecture,
she said today. the three may be
held by kidnapers.
The major was evasive in his
replies to questions, she said. Her
daughter's voice was not normal,
and she wouldn't answer ques-
tions. Little Billie's conversation
consisted mainly of queries about
his puppy here. Mrs. Schroeder
said her daughter and son-ln-law
talked as if they were under
duress.
The Jurikas were to have flown
to the Philippines on June 26.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
N. c. HOGS

RALEIGH, July e-tRHtNCDA)
Hog receipts light with no quota
tions available today at Rocky
Mount and Fayetteville. Receipts
and market strong at Clinton, with
tops of 1880 for good choice 100
to 300 pound butchers. All offerings
1900 at Smithfield. At Richmond,
the market was weaker, with good
and choice barrows and gifts 1880
Good sows 1880. Stays 1900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, July 6 -Pe Corn
and oats declined sharply today
on reports of splendid crop pros
poets in the main producing belt
and fears of traders that the OPA
would be renewed and prices roll
ed back to their former ceilings.
Activity was not large and the
market was mainly conspicuous
for lack of buying interest.
The price range in March corn
covered 10 cents. Opening 5 cents
higher on overnight buying orders,
the delivery soon developed weak
ness. The final price as oft the
full 5 cents from the preceding
close and 10 cents from the open.
ing.
Closing prices on corn were
|3 3-4-5 cents lower, January
s1.62 1884, and oats were l SO
3 SO lower, July 81. Barley bids
were unchanged at AZ 5-0. Whea
was unchanged at Minneapolis bu
oats dropped l 5-0 to 8 cents. n.y.
at Winnipeg broke 5 cents.
Cash prices were a few cent
lower. No. l white oats sold a
S1.OO, down cents from yester
day. Bids on No. 2 hard Whea
were reduced to $2.10 against
sale of $2.15 yesterday. No. l vel
low corn brought $2.25 which wa
the price yesterday for No. l vel
low, superior grade.
Most of the selling in future
came from trading interests, al
though a little hedging pressur'
appeared in oats.
Purchases of wheat for futur
delivery expanded to 100000 bush
els. Cash prices on the brea
cereal were unchanged to a cen
higher at Kansas City but un
changed to cents lower at Oma
ham and 2 to cents lower at 5,
Louis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
N. c. POULTRY, EGGS

RALEIGH, July 6-R-NCDAI
Poultry and egg markets steady
to slightly stronger to firm.
RALEIGH-u. S. Grade A, large
AZ to 43. F'ryers. broilers strong &c
to 81.
WASHINGTON - U. S. Grade A.
large a.. Roasters, fryers ano
broilers 43 to "a. Dressed poultry
markets opened firm and closed
weak and irregular with closing
prices FOB Washington for roast
ers, tryers and broilers 4S to 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

Inns 1885, Nelson Levings lo'7zo'
and Frank Harper 1886.
The figures also showed a l'0oo
majority for Rep. John RANKIN
.1so reelected. Rankin, IN tne
First district, polled 1888 against
1o.o74 for Claude Clayton and l.
63l for Charles G. Hamilton.
Rep. Dan McGehee faces runo1
with John Bell Williams In INT
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, July 6-R-Wheat:
No. 2 red and No. 2 hard, 21O,
nominal.
Corn: No. 1 yellow, 2.25; No. 5
yellow 2.21.
Oats: No. l white, 100; No.
white, 100 (outside weight.
Rye: No. 2, 2.25 (July ship
ment).
Barley: Mailing, 1.34152 1-2,
nominal; fed, 1.22-123 1-2, nomi-
nal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

Seventh district. McGehee poues
IS, 1876 to Williams 1878.
William Colmer was elected co,
gresham in the Sixth district ova,
Grover Doggett.
Immediately after the annourc.
ment Of the official vote Eui,
and Collins conceded TO BHbn
Levings asked for a recount brt
his request was denied for lack =,
cause.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
|BILBO'S ELECTION
IS MADE OFFICIAL
Receives 1884 Majority
Over Four Opponents In
Mississippi Vote

JACKSON, Miss, July 6-U'H'-
Sen. Theodore Bilbo's reelection
for a third term was made o11lclal
today with the announcement that
he received a 1884 majority over
four opponents in Tuesdays Demo-
cratic primary.
That primary was tantamount ol
a general election.
The official election figures re-
leased today gave Bilbo 97,Szo
votes, Tom Wells 58,005, Ross Col
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

siderably more interest at close;
COW trade uneven, beef cows LOO
$50 higher: Gamers and cutters
50-75 up; bulls mostly 1.50 high
er; strictly good cows sold up to
1850. heavy beef bulls reached
It's; dairybreds 1875; vealers So
100 higher FOR week, reached 49,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
SENTENCED

DENVER, July 6-P)- Mrs.
Fannie Brown Stabler, 38-year-old
mother of three children, was
sentenced today to serve from one
to five years in the State prison
for the fatal stabbing last Jan. 23
of John Levi, 40, a nationally
known athlete in the 1920s. Mrs.
Stabler, an Indian, was convicted
of involuntary manslaughter.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
MATERIAL, SOLD

PARIS, July 6-U.D-More than
half of all the surplus American
war material in the European
theater has been sold or commit
ted for sale, the office of the for
eign liquidation commissioner an
nounced today,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
UNLISTED
SECURITIES

These bid and asked quotations repre-
sent prices at which one or more dealers,
members of the National Association OF
Securities Dealers, Inc, would trade
with the general public at the time the
quotations were gathered 1,2 noon, We'd
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Odbor. podr. St. ID
SIovenske zzenske
ZVeZe

Frances Rupert, predsednica,
Antonio Svetek, podpredsedni-
ca, Mary Unetic, 922 E. 200 St.,
tajnica, Frances Medved, bla-
gajnicarka, Mary strukel, "a
pisnikarica. - Nadzorni odbor:
Frances Globokar, pred, Fran
ces Grcman, Mary Gregory.
Seje Sc vrsijo vsak prvi torek
v mesecu " Slovenskem drustye-
mem domu ma Recher Ave. oh
8. uri. .'> :.
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Sloveniji ter jih scuval z bese-
dami, maj jih ne briga gospo-
darska stiska prebivalstva in da
maj nastopajo z vso trdostjo. Y
svojem govoru omenja tudi Ora
20 Mihajlovica ter pravi, da Sc
more MIN pogajati samo tia
lijanski general Dal-Mazzo.
zapisnik konference italian
skin poveljnikov v Kocevju z
dne 2. augusta 1919 razgalja ma
meme Italije. Mario Robotti je
govoril ma tel konferenci o po-
polni izselitvi slovenskega pre-
bivalstva, o streljanju vseh onih,
XII so krivi ali pa cello samo sum-
ljivi komunisticnega udejstvo-
vanja, o poostritvi ze itak stro-
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VISA vladna kontrola mad ce-
nami koncana danes
Nadaljevanje s l. strani)

Nadaljevanje l. strani)
drazil najmanj "a 20 odstotkov,
kar bi pomenilo, da bi celotni
vladni program "a gradnjo vete-
ranskih domov padel v vodo.
Gene jeklu bi Sc zvisale cd 81 do
So pri toni. Pralni stroll in elek-
tricne ledenice bi poskocile v ce-
nj cd 25 do 80 odstotkov, pre-
proge "a II odstotkov, plum
berske potrebscine 16 odstot-
kov, farmerski stroll pa "a 13
odstotkov.
Gene oblacilom, o katerih je
predsednik rekel, da so re sedaj
previsoke, bi poskocile najmanj
"a Is odstotkov.
Lahko sc racuna, da bi nova
postava, ne glede ma gospodar-
ski vihar, XII bi sledil pozneie,
nemudoma povisala zivljenjske
stroske ameriskega ljudstva "a
najmanj tri milijarde dolarjev
ma leto.
Smrt OPA pomem konec vladne
kOntrOle mad mezdami
Ker je zakon OPA mrtev, je
vsaj zacasno izginila vsa eko-
nomska kontrola, to tudi pome-
nj, da je vladna oblast "a kon-
troliranje delavskih mezd, XII so
bile v splosnem stabilizirane ma
temelju 18-odstotnih zvisanj, "a
vse prakticne svrhe unicena,
kajti vlada je mogla drzati mez-
de doll le vsled tega, ker je isto-
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gega rezima ter dokazovanja
prebivalstvu, da zanj nj resitve.
Znana tajna okroznica c. 3,
daje italijanski vojski, zlasti "a
poletno rosko ofenzivo v |. 1912
tocna navodila ter vsebuje v
njih niz najpodlejsih vojnih zlo-
cinov. "...
Zadnja sveznja v vitrini ma
desni vsebujeta odloke razpu-
stitvi vseh slovenskih politicnih,
sportnih, strokovnih in drugih
drustev ma stajerskem ter Sc
zname oseb, katere je treba are
tirati po nalogu komande Sipe-
(varnostne policije) in SD war
nostne sluzbe.)
(nadaljevanje)
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nadaljevanje)

casno posedala moe nastopltl
proti zvisanjem cen.
Predsednik Truman je apeli-
raj ma vse uradnike OPA, da Sc
nadalje ostanejo ma svojih me-
stih, dokler ne bo kongres kaj
ukrenil "a uzakonitev zacasne
kontrole mad cenami, ter jih "a
gotovil, da bodo "a svoje delo
placani, kadar kongres podvza-
me potrebne korake. Kakor
stvari sedaj obstoje, vlada nina
nobenih virov, IL katerih bi Sc
mogli placati tt uradniki.
Obenem je predsednik v So
boto zvecer v posebnem radij-
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|skem govoru apeliral ma indu-
strijo, trgovine in narod v obce,
da potion prostovoljne akcije
prepreci paniko in nepotrebni
kaos, dokler Sc obstojece kon-
fuzno stanje ne razcisti.
Splosen wits je, da eden iz-
med prvih ucinkov odpravljene
kontrole DO akcija posestnikov,
XII bodo situacijo izrabili "a wi
sanje stanarin, XII bi znasalo po-
vprecno Is odstotkov.
Napoveduje Sc skorajsen
sprejem novega OPA zakona
Kakor Sc poroea IL Washing
tona danes zjutraj, so clani kon-
gresa poplavljeni telegram il
vseh strani dezele, v katerih Sc
zahteva, da Sc takoj kaj ukrene,
da sc zopet uvede kontrola mad
cenami, predno DO dezelo zajel
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val inflacije. Nesteto sbrzojavk
cd posameznikov in organizacij
Ije prejel tudi predsednik Tru-
man, cigar odlocni nastop narod
v obce odobrava.
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Paul Porter, upravitelj OPA
urada, je snoci izrazil preprica-
ME, da ne bo vzelo dolgo, predno
bo kongres sprejel novo postavo
"a kontrolo cen.
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Dokumentarna razstava vOjnih zlocinih
okupatorjev in njihovih pomagacev

okupatorjev in njihovih poma-
gacev razstavo stevilnih doku-
mentov O vojnih zlocinih, XII SO
jih zagresili mad slovenskim ma
rodom okupatorji in njih poma-
gaci narodni izdajalci. Razstav-
ljeno gradivo je razporejeno v
.treh sobah Narodne galeriie.
Prva soba nudi splosen in sta
tisticen pregled udejstvovanja
okupatorjev ma slovenski zem-
iii.
Karta ma desni strani prika-
zuje davne aspiraciie nasih So
sedov: italijanski pritisk Ia
pada proti Sloveniji in Dalmaci-
il, pritisk z italijanskih otokov
v Jadranskem morju ter IL AL
banije v Jugoslavijo; nemski
pritisk, organiziran IL kultur-
bundovskih postojank v Slove-
niji, povezanih z Gradcem proti
gornjemu Jadranu cez Bosno ter
oh Donavi proti jugu in vzhodu;
madzarski pritisk ma Prekmur-
je in v smeri proti Zadru.
Naslednja karta prikazuje,
kako so 81 okupatorji ma zlocin-
ski nacin razdelili slovensko
zemljo.
Velika karta ma levi strani
kaze, kaksno skodo so napravi-
Ii okupatorji ma slovenski zem-
iii. Zadnja karta podaja stati-
sticen pregled vojnih zloeinov,
katere so zagresili v Sloveniji
Itali jani, Nemci, Madzari in
ustasi. Podatki ma slednjih dveh
kartah Sc nanasajo ma podatke,
zbrane cd Komisije "a vojn o
skodo, po do sedaj izvrsenih pri-
javah ter ma prijavljena in sta
tistieno ogotovljena zlocinstva.
Parole ma desni strani, po-
snete IL nemskih in italijanskih
dokumentov, dokazujejo dejan-
ske namene okupatorjev. Hitler
je 26. aprila 1941 oh obisku Ma
ribora ukazal sefu civilne upra-
We "a stajersko DIR. S. Uiberen-
terju, ma napravi slovensko
Stajersko nemsko. Ista mai bi
bila po besedah DIR. Fricka, men,
skega notranjega ministra oh
umestitvi Ervina Rainerja "a
gauleiterja Koroske, usoda Co.
renjske. - Enako usodo so pri-
pravljali Italijani Slovencem V
Ljubljanski pokrajini. Vojni zlo-
cinec Mario Robotti je ma Sc
stanku vojaskih poveljnikov V
Koeevju augusta |. 1912 dejal:
'Izenacite jazikovne meje po-
liticnimi, spravite pota vse
ljudstvo in ma njegovo mesto
naselite Italijane." Silen razmah
in cudoviti uspehi nash parti-
zanskih odredov in narodno-
osvobodilne vojske SO prepreci-
Ii vse te nacrte in okupator je
moral opetovano priznati, da so
mu precrtali zastavljene nacrte
uspehi partizanskih akcij.
Parole oh karti vojne skode
SO posnete IL raznih pisem, ka-
tere so posiljali italijanski vo-
jaki domov, pa so bill Cd voja-
ske cenzure zadrzani in shra-
njeni v arhivu XII. armadnega
zbora. L. teh kratkih besed IL
haja vsa podlost okupatorja in
brezbriznost do slovenske ma
rodne lastnine.
Slike ma desni OBJ vhodu pri-
kazujejo prihod nacisticnih in
fasisticnih zlocincev v Sloveni-
jo: Hitler, Himmler in Ley v
Marlboro, Frick v Ptuju, Gra-
zioli, Gambara in Robotti v
Ljubljanski pokrajini.
Ma nasprotni strani vidis sill
ke najhujsih vojnih zlocincev
in morilcev slovenskega naroda,
Rupnika, Rosenerja, Hacina in
Vizjaka.
V Vitrini ma desni je spisek
Stockreiter III. ze davno pred
zasedbo in razkosanjem Slove-
nije so pripadniki svabsko-nem-
Skooo L,,1f1,rhy1p1a II, po+oI>o1o,
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niki nemske manjsine ma Sta
jerskem, kajti najvec linen Sc
nanasa vprav ma prebivalstvo
Stajerske. - Med mnogimi zna-
mimi imeni je naveden tudi H.
Rauschnigg, znani pisec knjige
Moi razgovori Hitlerjem'',
XII je zbezal pred nacisti ter Sc
skrival nekje Meziski dolini.
Knjizica ''Marburg Deutsche
Stadt in Suden" prikazuje prve
dni okupacije stajerske. - Vo-
dia mariborskih kulturbundov-
cev, evangelijski pastor Hans
Baron, pozdravlja ma meji Sc
ia civilne uprave dr.. Uiberrei-
terra. Vso oblast v mestju so
prevzeli po odhodu nase vojske
oborozeni petokolonci, raz bal
kona mariborskega magistrate
vihra zastava kljukastim kri-
zem. DR.. Uiberreiter sc ma ma
gistratu v Marlboro zahvaljuje
Hansu Baronu "a pozdravni ma
govor ter zagotavlja zbrane, ida
DO ostal Maribor odslej "a vec-
ne case nemSki :"
Okupator je n a zasedenem
Stajerskem in Gorenjskem pre-
povedal rabo slovenskega jezi-
ka. Zaupna okroznica st. SO z
dne 2. aprila 1912 ponovno opo-
zarja, da je treba tudi pri GER
kvenih opravilih, zlasti poro-
kah, uporabljati poleg latinscine
samo nemski jerk. Nemski oku-
pator ije unicil vse slovenske jaw
ne knjiznice. IL dopisa, dine 26.
maja 1941 izhaja, da je bila "a
plenjena tudi knjiznica ma Vran-
skem.
Nemski okupator je ponem-
Gil ma Gorenjskem in stajerskem
ne samo krajevna, pac pa tudi
rodbinska imena ter je zahteval
pisanje krstnih linen nemski
obliki. Izdal je posebne tiskane
sezname ponemcenju krajev-
nih in rodbinskih linen.
Okupatorjev nacrt je bill, iz-
seliti vse Slovence rodne zem-
lie ter ma njih mesto naseliti
Italijane oziroma Nemce. IL ma
risa v drugi sobi izhaja, koliko
Slovencev je bio izseljenih. Il
breziske cone A so Nemci izse-
ILL $4,000 Slovencev, ma njih
mesto pa naselili 10000 Koce-
varjev, juznih Tirolcev ter Mem
cev IL Besarabije, Bukovine in
Dobrudze. Izselitveni OF. prese-
litveni nacrt nj v celoti uspel.
Okupator je moral opetovano
prekiniti svoje nasilje zaradi
narascajocega odpora vsega slo-
venskega ljudstva (dopis z dne
8. augusta 1941 Rajhenburg) Z.
Dne 10. m a ia 1941 je bila
ustanovljena "stajerska domo-
vinska zveza", XII maj bi bila "a
casen nadomestek "a nacional-
socijalisticno stranko in XII maj
bi zajela vse stajerce in Nemce,
XII sc nude zaradi sluzbe ma Sta
jerskem. Me clan je mogel po-
stati samo oni, XII Sc je brezpo-
gojno priznaval k firerju in raj
hu. Ia zveznega vodjo t. j. maj
visjega predstavnika stajer-
ske domovinske zveze je bill ime-
novan vojni zlocinec Franc Sein-
del. IL st. 1. "Befehlstablatta"
Stajerske domovinske zveze "a
mesec maj 1941 izhaja, da je
bila to casovno omejena orga-
nizacija z glavnim namenom po-
nemeiti stajerske Slovence ter S
tenn izpolniti znano firerjevo "a
htevo. V St. dom. zyezo sta bill
vkljuceni organizaciji d. (Deu-
tsche Jugend - nemska mladi-
na) in vojaska organizacija
"Vehrmanschaft" (obr ambno
mostvo), katerega bistvena ma
loga je bila, boriti Sc zoper osvo-
bodilno gibanje. Smotri stajer-
ske domovinske zveze so ozna-
ceni v ME programu: "Napra-
viii IL Spodnje stajerske nem-
S1~2 J1xz1- -. A~l~: :oxx~ 80 :..~a
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DR.. "CornioIo Hive"
st. 493 T. M.

Uradnice drustva "CARNIO-
LA HIVE" st. 493 T. M. "a leto
1916 so sledece:
Predsednica Josephine Stwan;
podpredsednica Christine Gla-
van; bivsa predsednica Mary
Bolta, duhovna voditeljica Ma
ry Stanonik; zapisnikarica in
bolniska tajnica Julia Brezovar;
financna tajnica Pauline Debe-
vec; vratarica Pauline Zigman;
spremljevalka Mary Maine;
straznica Mary Petschauer;
nadzornice: Frances Tavcar,
Jean Paik in Ursula Unetic.
Seje Sc vrsijo vsako prvo sre-
do v mesecu v SIND.
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Hormonike noprodoi

120 basov; piano, Masterphonic
izdelka, narejene v Italiji. V zelo
dobrem stanju. Cena $275.
Poizve Sc ma 6223 Glass Ave.,
zgoraj, spredaj.
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SUPPORT JUDGMENT

Charged with family desertior and non-support, James D. John ston was arrested Friday and ar raigned here Saturday evening and was released over the weekend on bond On hearing this morning be- fore U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray Johnston consented before convic- ticn to a Court Order requiring him to pay s25 weekly. for the next two months for support of his wife Pearl Johnston, and a child. Mrs Johnston, an eXpeotant mother, last week filed an action for divorce here in which she asked judgment of temporary maintenance in tho amount now ordered by the lower court.
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final race of the day to determine the winner of the trip to Akron with all expenses paid, and the M E. Coyle silver trophy.
 For taking scccrd place, Dick will receive a shiny new bicycle.
 Coming in third was Dick Cash In" Forrest sponsored by Berts Cash Grocery, who won over Ma son Speed Beach whose sponsor was Algot Peters. The winner of that place was determined by a special race run-off between the losers of Heats 5 and 6 in Class B
 Medal Winners
 Class B was run off first in the Derby, which was arranged in three age groups. Class c consist ed of boys g to 10 years old. Class B was boys II years old to F years inclusive, and Class A was composed of boys 13 to Is inclusive
 Medal winners in the Glass B races were Dick Forrest, Dick Keithahn, Godfrey Pegues and Ma son Beach.
 In Class c, Dale Triple Threat Hillerman, sponsored by the 20th Century Market, came in ahead of Ted Lightning" Tinsdale sponsored by Charles w. Carter to win the first prize in that class. The first prize was four months Guest Card to the Capitol Theatre, and the second prize in Class c gave young Tinsdale two months Guest Card to the theatre. Class c racers are not allowed to compete in the finals. Also, since the members of this class are younger boys they are allowed more help in build ing their cars.
 Class 4 Results
 The Class A title was won by Osterman after his race with Frank. Yellow Streak" Maier sponsored by the Juneau Ready Mix Concete, Inc. Maier drew the
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Juneau residents who saw the Soap Box Derby yesterday while sitting dry and snug in their homes did so with the help of Rosebud the glamourized jeep.
 Painted oeep red, the jeep is a band new addition to KINY's ra- dio equipment Fitted out with ar "on-the-spot" device for broad casting the news in a 'walkie- 1 talkie" fashion, Rosebud followed in the last heat of each main race with Dick Peters broadcasting thc race as it progressed. Also aboard the jeep were Lou Armor and driv- CT Chuck de Ganahl.
 In between the runs down the speedway she was used for stand ing space by several spectators whc go an elevated view of the racing course and kept their feet dry at the same time,
 Yesterday was the first time "on- the-spot' broadcasting has ever been used.
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bye fer Heat No. II. In the Class A semi-finals it was necessary fol Csterman also to race his younger brother Dale Speed Ball" Oster- man who was sponsored by pr. w. P. Blanton. This was because of the uneven number resulting for Heat 10 making it necessa to draw for byes. Before racing down the hill, both boys shook hands in a sportsmanlike manner, keeping things all in tEa family, but the older Osterman proved to have the fastest car in that heat.
 Class A medal winners were Jack Boldly, Dale Osterman, Leo Oster- man, Leonard Matthews Frank Maier and Barry Van zandt.
 IndtUidllaI H4~sS
 Probably the closest race of the day was Heat No in Class A be- tween Jack Boddy and Dale Oster- man. On this occasion Oster- mans car beat Boddy's by approxi- mately inches. Another close race was between Godfrey Pe- gGes and Mason Beach in Heat No. 6 in which Pegues proved to be victor.
 The biggest heat of the after noon was in the race between win her Osterman and Leonard Mat thews, in which the difference was approximately 150 feet.
 In the finals for Glass B, Jce McLean's Godfrey "Invincible" Pe- gues raced against Ernest Parsons Dick Electric" Keithahn to decide who would compete against the Class A winner in the final victory
 In addition to the bye won by Frank Maier, a bye was won by Mason Beach for Heat No. 4 of the Class B races.
 Derby Helpers
 Various committee members and their chairmen were on hand to give their help in making the Der by huge success.
 Throughout the proceedings Jerry Mckinley kept the crowd posted cn events through a public-address system in the judges stand. He was assisted by Ernie Parsons at the top of Twelfth Street Hill, the starting point
 The judges for the race were