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Evening star., 1947-08-17

In Italy the black market again
is Just a mirage to the poor. Food
prices have SCARED week by week
until spaghetti has reached the
price of 40 lire a kilo on the black
market, compared with about l2S
lire five months ago. .-
Germans will be lucky If their
ls47 harvest turns out as wen As
last years, according TO estimates
by American representatives Of the
four power military government
Food and Agriculture Committee
in Berlin. This means that support
of the civilian ration in the com.
bined Anglo-American zones, which
contain about two-thirds Of Ger
many's population, will continue TO
depend heavily on grain imports
from the United States.
distributed sy the Associated Prsss.)
Evening star., 1947-08-17
Electricity Crisis Due
Nations Reserve Power Plants Are Expected
to Be Put to Severe Test by Winter

10 per cent reserve, around 4, ,4S5,00O
kiiowatts. go,
The reserve Is necessary so that
fresh equipment is available in case
drought reduces the output OF
hydroelectric power plants or Il
some Of the equipment has to be
shut down.
The power companies have placed
orders for generators with capac-
ity of 100000 kilowatts. They
estimate this Is necessary to keep
pace with expansion for the next
three years. .-... -n
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-08-15
T. e =.
''The Big sky

In reviewing the book The Big Sky, Richard F.
Crande of the New York Herald Tribune has this
say about the remarkable historical saga written by
another University of Montana man. A. G. Guthrie
Jr C23)
Somewhere far above the Land of the Shining
Mountains little old guy named Dean Stone is beam
ing with pleasure behind those thick glasses
one of his boys from the journalism shack has writ
ten the greatest story of the west ever penned by
Montana student
Here is a novel that takes as its subject the fur
hunting and trading in the fores G840s) BY that
time the big companies had an almost monopolistic
hold on the industry. The novel deals with the strug-
giles or independent fur companies and the individual
rappers in their search for freedom their struggle
against the economic tenacles of the monoposts con
trolling most OF the fur sales of the nation In high
ghng this search for freedom and how the trappers
themselves killed the very thing they loved Author
Guthrie writes the following:
Never had any people, other than the mountain
men, killed the thing they loved so quickly thor
oughly and thoughtessy. Social misfits adven
turers' IugltlVes, lovers of and freedom and
danger-they all found a paradise in the unspoiled
west and then proceeded to destroy it.
In degree the destruction was inevitable. neonle
were sure 10 follow where the trail-bazer led But
III great degree the mountain men fastened the
process; ne not only found the trails but helped
deDauch dispatch and subdue the Indians helped
e1te me country by acting as guide for tradesmen,
explorers and movers. In the end there wasn't
anything left for him. The West as no know II
ana loved it had vanished Too late he understood
IL ne understood at ALL that the wages of Eden were
its disappearance"
lhls is book that should prove of the greatest
el e9t " nohtahans, not only because the author is
d hdClVe Out also because it deals with the history
western life. ~ anu
me Big Sky can be obtained bv writing to Rook
l iiiu Niuo 4Vl broadway, New York 49, N Y
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-08-15
REPORT ON POSTWAR POLAND
By "BILL"

martial use of such machinery Poland fights des-
perae battle to again grow enough food Ior us popu
ation.
Contrary to our State Department, food is still
very acute problem The report by Food Agricultural
ORGANIZATION (FAO) that Poland must nave at least
100000 tons more of grain to maintain minimum OF
21O0 caories per day is correct There is very likely
q close connection between Department OF States
recommendation to cut off Polands food credits with
the recent breakdown of grain negotiations be-
tween Russia and Britain Moscow apparently leeIs
that friendly neighbors in eastern Europe should
get first priority surplus grain that Russia may
export during the coming year At the present
time Polish mission is in Moscow working on trade
pact similar the concluded between the Sovets
and Czechoslovakia just couple of weeks ago
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
Polish sesia unlike many other industrial areas
of Europe, escaped with very little war damage In
1889 it captured by the Germans with ghtnnglike
speed and the Poles did not have chance to destroy its
large industrial plants Similarly toward the emu OF
the the Russians liberated it with equally fast
"btz Today, Polish Silesa is the largest producing
industrial in all Europe
Coal is decidedly major industrial factor. Poland
last year led all Europe in coal production with 81 mil
lion The Poles anticipate annual production
rs million by 1949 OF this years total produc
ton only million tons will be sold to Russia.
balance of surplus production will go to other Euro
pean nations.
RUSSIAN INTERFERENCE"
Americans have heard lot about Russian Inter
feernce" in the domestic affairs of Poland. In answer
to pertinent question Mr. Wionzcek pointed to series
articles Poland currently being carried in the New
York Times by NYT Staff Writer Ed Reston, who only
recently returned from extended trip through that
country. Mr. Reston in his Times reports has repeat
eddy emphasized that he found evidence of such al
legged interference by the Sovets.
From Helena. after trip through the capitol build
ing and visit with such Montana pioneers as Norman
b. Hotter Mr.. Wionzcek went Butte for inspection
of the ACAIs mining properties, guest of company
officials.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-08-15
1t lakes An Outlaw" To Outwit Politician

night vi wrong saint or sinner, power to How
ara Hughes IN his stirring defensive and offensive tac
'cS oelore te washington peoples court"-nore COM
monty known as senate committeeman his forcing of
ueu0' oouy INTO dlsorderly retreat Many Mon
tanans who attended the Wheeler "wbitewastn sono+o
hearings IN Helena ago. getting lot of salts
Iacoh out OF knowing that there is at least one Amor
lca VINO mas the money and the CUTS to fight out
Win the political muckrakers infestng the senate war
investigating committee and similar outfits Aooin.
more power to Howard Hughes
Note: Howard Hughes, besides being an aeronlane
nanulacturer' has also produced a number of motion
picture box office champs which "The Outlaw bao
probably been of the most successful
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-08-15

danger of discovery by the Nazi-
watching SO of the original 40 in his
resistance group gradually being
picked off and sent before firing
squad-knowing that so to 100 War
saw Poles daily were being lined up
against wall because they preferred
freedom to German 'supermen".
Who is Mieczslaw Wionzcek?
Presently, he's chief editor of the
Polish Press Agency, New York, as
signed to cover the United Nations
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-08-15

Lady Luck with me- Mieczslaw Wionzcek
told your columnist Monday he matterof-fact like
described the five years he had spent member of
the Polish underground in Warsaw. 1t wasn't exactly
what would term easy lfe-being in constant
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-08-15
co-oPERATIvEs, FOOD, ETC.

In postwar Poland there upwards of so 900 rural
cooperatives. These include producer, consumer self
help coops ETC. At present the latter is probably the
most important of the shortage of farm
machinery through such selfhelp all farmers
community have opportunity to secure at least
Evening star., 1947-03-27
T0iIetries

100 Orig. S1.00 "MarinelIo'' Lip
sticks, Jumbo size. 35c; 3 for 81 .o0*
140 Orig. 29c "Barbazon" Floral
Perfumes, purse size 10c*
~ Orig. 5sc Bath Powder, large
box, floral scents -29c*
Orig. 98c Washing Powder, 5-lb.
size, all purpose 29c 2 for 55c
spfHs 26T tar
KRnn's-Sreet Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
SiIuertUdre

Siiver-plated 2-piece Gravy Sets.
AS is. Orig. 1898 $500
Double Vegetable Dishes, silver
plated. As is. Orig. se.98. $5.9S
Large Size Well and Tree Platters,
silver-plated. As is. Orig. $9.98,
$4.99
SiIver-plated Walters, plain. As
Is. Orig. 1898 ------S4.99
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Upholstery

Is Pr. Tailored Bobinet Curtains,
orig. $495. "As is $3.50
Pr. Cretonne Draperies, orig.
S5.95. "As IS S3.19
2 Acetate Rayon Bedspreads,
doule size. Orig. $19.95 - S6.49
4 Acetate Rayon Skirts, orig.
$995 ~-----.-- $3.50
2 Pr. Faille Draperies, solid colors.
Samples" Orig. s22.5o--- $3.50
Pr. Floral Rayon Damask Dra-
peries, orig. $3.50. Samples"
s22.5O
10 Pr. Cretonne Draperies, orig.
$7.95. "As is S5.95
50 Pr. Wooden Curtain Rods,
single and double. Orig. 35c to
soc. ~As Is" ts"---15c
30 Pr. Plastic Festoon Rings, orig.
$3.50 pr. "As is is''----79c
Pr. Wood Cornice Cranes, orig.
$2.95 pr. 79c
l Set Auto Slip Covers, for 1s41-
a Series No. Al Buick 4-door Sc
dan. Orig. $14.95 95---- S9.95
Set Auto Slip Covers, for 1910
Chevrolet Tudor Sedan. Orig.
$14.95 S9.95
Set Auto Slip Covers, for 1889
Dodge Tudor Sedan. Orig. S14.95.
1895
Set Auto Slip Covers, for 1910
Nash Tudor Sedan. Orig. $14.95,
1896
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Budget Dresses
DAYTIME Dresses

Orig. $3.50 to S3.99 Cotton Wash
Dresses, misses and women's, S1.57
$8.95 "Georgiana" Maternity
Dresses, rayon print - S6.99
Orig. $3.95 White Uniforms, long
sleeve, size II only $500
Orig. $2.47 to $2.99 White Seer
sucker Uniforms, small -S2.00
Orig. SI0.95 Marie Dressler" Ray
on Dresses, women's s-S S8.95
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Infants Year

. Orig. S3.99 Toddlers' Sweaters.
all wool. Sizes and 3 S2.88
. Orig. $3.50 Wool Felt Muffs.
CSC
. Orig. s7.9s Cotton Dresses.
sizes 3 to 6 -S3.S8
. Orig. s1.9s Cotton Slips, strap
style. Sizes 13 and Is 99e
. Orig. $1.39 Rayon Slips, sizes
2 and 4-------- 48c
. Orig. ss.25 Plastic Crib Pads,
27x34" -SI.28
. Orig. $3.50 Plastic Crib Pads,
34x52 Observation-Disclosures S1.94
. Orig. $4.ss to $s.ss Boys
Sport Shirts, wool S3.88
. Orig. $2.59 Children's Bed
room Slippers, sizes to 8 CSC
. Orig. $3.50 to S4.75 Boys Long
Plants, all wool. Sizes 4 to 8.
s2.23
. Orig. s7.ss fodder Girls
Corduroy Jacket and Overall Set,
s3.sS
. Orig. $1.15 Wool Felt Berets.
74c
. Orig. Sic Girls Rayon Pants,
size 8 only nly----------I5c
. Orig. S2.99 Rayon Skirts,
checks and plaids. Sizes to 6.
$2.48
Kann'-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Neckuear

. Orig. $500 Blouses, cotton
plaids and white rayons, soiled,
$3.50
8 Orig. $4.s9 to $7.s5 Blouses,
white, tailored and lace trimmed,
$3.99
1 Orig. $4.s5 Scarf, large sheer
square, pastels-
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Handkerchief

. Orig. 37c Kiddie Handkerchiefs,
colorful prints, fine cotton -. 25c
. Women's Fine Cotton Hand
kerchiefs, hand rolled Csc
. Orig. $1.00 Mems Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs 69c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Better Dresses

16 Orig. S14.95 to $19.95 Daytime
Dresses, women's S9.97
g Orig. S14.95 Spring Dresses,
light prints, misses -S9.97
7 Orig. 1895 Suit Dresses, all
wool, misses --------S21.00 ,
IL Orig. $14.95 Daytime Dresses,
one-piece, misses --$7.99
8 Orig. $16.95 Daytime Dresses,
dark sheers, misses $1I.00
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Stationery

y
. Orig. S1.00 Air Mail Paper,
white, 70 sheets, so envelopes. 39c
. Orig. S1.0O Witty Notes, "a to
a box ------------39c 39c
. Orig. soc Tri-Pak, Is sheets
typewriter paper, Is sheets sec
ond sheets, S sheets carbon paper,
19o
Is Orig. $2.s5 Blythe Ball Point
Pens $1.00
. Orig. Csc ColI-o-Type Pictures
for Framing --------5o
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Knit indies

q Rayor Knit Slips, rlln-re-
sistant, irregulars --------s1.5o
Q Brushed Rayon Foot Socks.
blue and tearose. Pair loo
Q Pajamas, cotton knit. sh-type,
famous name, red ------S1.00
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Notions

30 Orig. $1.00 Plastic Window
Curtains, ready to hang ----39c
IL Orig. $1.49 Man HATH Tie
Rack for wall or door 89e
IL Orig. 79c Plastic Rain Scarfs,
$50
IL Orig. 39c Plastic Lamp Shade
Covers 100
Is Orig. sec and 79c Mems Metal
Sock Dryers 500
80 Orig. 35c Nylon Dip for wash
ing all nylon materials s--15e
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
COrsets

1 Orig. $3.50 American Lady Cor
selettes, hook-side, size 80 S3.99
! Orig. SS.25 American Lady Semi
Step-in and Hook Side Girdles,
sizes 27, %, 80, "a and 35 S4.SS
1 Orig. $5.95 Real Form Panty
Girdle, white, all elastic, size %,
S3.95
20 Orig. S. and $5.S5 Rayon
Brocade and Satin GirdIes, 15",
$3.95
. Orig. $3.95 STANDARD" Alb
dominal Belts $3.50
81 Orig. $2.95 AWAY Stretch
Girdles, black, S., m, l.--$1.47
so Orig. 1895 GirdIes, nude, $1.00
200 Orig. Csc to $3.50 Bandeaux
in cotton and rayon, nude and
white, sizes 80 to So ----- 59c
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Lrreg. Of 500
Fomous Wings
Brossieres
go

well-cut Wings bras
sieres Of cleaning Dura-
Satin. slightly imper-
feet. Choice Of A or B
cups in sizes 80 TO SO.
Don't miss this special
purchase!
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Orig. 500
CHEN YU
LIPSTICKS
45c
; for $I.25

Plus 20% Tnr
Handy flip-top cases
make these superb lip
sticks a double bargain!
Available in all Of
Chen Yu's dramatic and
flattering colors. Don't
delay, quantities are
limited.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Furniture

VI ULGu1 u
2 Orig. $3.50 Bridge Sets, metal,
4 Orig. $3.50 Metal Bridge Chairs,
$2.48
4 Orig. S2.49 Metal Bridge Chairs,
S1.49
3..Orig. $3.50 Metal Bridge Chairs,
$2.48
2 Orig. $2.6s Metal Bridge Chairs,
S1.29
s Orig. s4.ss Gard Tables, tilt
top S2.48
4 Orig. $3.50 Students Desks,
solid oak $18.88
1 Orig. $47.50 Goose Neck Rock
er, mahogany finished $39,S5
Orig. 1895 Lamp Table, mahog-
any finished $5.88
1 Orig. $15.95 Cocktail Table, ma
hogany finished -S8.88
Orig. $7.95 Magazine Rack, ma
hogany finished $3.49
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Special Purchase
COSTUME
JEWELRY
z 10, ST
Plus SOS Tdx

Plus SOS Td1
Lovely accents for your
new spring costumesl Neck
laces, bracelets, pins and
earrings some gold
plated or set with spark
ling simulated stones. Also
simulated pearls and bright
plastics.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Seconds Of
Mortex Plaid
Cotton and
Linen
ToweIing
II in. ride
37e yd.

Fine quality cotton and
linen plaid toweling with
just a slight misprint!
Use it for dish towels,
place mats and kitchen
curtains. 10 yds. will
make . dozen dish
towels.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27

Clearance Goats and Suits
Juniors Black and Orig $4,000,
$500
Is Misses Coats. Black colors. Orig $500
Coats Black and colors
squirrel Persian lamb Orig $500 to $9800 $1,000
Plaid Raincoats Orig
rs Red blue green Orig s1295.
$500
10 Tvtls crepes Orig $780,
$500
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-03-27

Seconds Mems Sanforized Shorts
Well-cut, striped shorts with gripper IN
fastener front, elastic back Sanforized vIc
09o residual shrinkage). Slight misweaves FeD
QTo residual shrinkage) Slightly irregulars
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Girls Wear

6 Orig. S16.95 Raincoats, cotton
gabardine, teen ------------S5 $3.50
10 Orig. $500 to S10.95 Dresses,
teen ---------------------$2.0 $500
8 Orig. $10.5S Jackets, teen and
girls ----------------S3.97
10 Orig. S5.95 Quilted Robes,
girls, cotton on---------------$4.88
20 Orig. $1.85 Cotton Dresses,
girls 99c
IL Orig. $3.50 Cotton BIouses,
teens S2.99
Kann Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
SDOrtSlCeGr

Is Orig. S5.95 Cotton Chambray
Dresses $500
20 Orig. $3.50 Rayon Dresses,
prints and solids S5.88
% Orig. S3.99 Pleated Skirts,
rayon, black -----------$2.00
5 Orig. S8.95 Rayon Skirts $500
30 Orig. $7.95 Rayon Skirts $500
Is Orig. $5.95 Wool and Rayon
Skirts -----------$3.OO
20 Orig. $10.95 Wi1ol Cardigan
Sweaters ------$4.0c-
81 Orig. S5.95 and $6.95 Wool
Cardigan Sweaters ------$2.00
Kann'+Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27

Linens and DOn,estics
4s Orig. CSC Cotton and Linen
Dish Towels 400
IA Orig. S2.ss Mat and Lid Sets,
chenille e-------------------$1.49
is Orig. 59c Embroidered Guest
Towels 39c
IL Orig. Sic Embroidered Guest
Towels
8 Orig. $5.95 Mat and Lid Sets,
Chenille $3.95
2 Orig. $14.29 Irish Linen Damask
Cloths, 66x102 S10.95
2 Orig. s12.12 Irish Linen Damask
Cloths, seconds -------$9 $9.95
Orig. $10.95 Chenille Bedspread,
$6.95
Kann's-street Floor.
Budget Dresses
Orig. sS.s5 Rayon Dresses, pastel,
misses 90
Orig. $8.95 Rayon Dresses, pastel,
misses small sizes $4.00
Orig. $14.95 Maternity Dresses,
navy and black, misses $1,000
Orig. $12.95 Rayon Crepe Dresses.
pastels and prints $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27

Luggage
3 Orig. $18.65 Weekend Gases,
$500
2 Orig. $500 Pullman, 26 inches,
$4,000
Z Orig. S27.30 Wardrobe Gases,
$500
5 Orig. S13.15 Sport Bags, double
handle $1,000
All Plus 20@o TGr
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
EIectrics

6 Orig. $I3.95 Electric Broilers,
S6.95
4 Orig. 1898 One-Burner Hot
Plates S2.6S
18 Orig. $2.37 Baby Bottle Warm
ers SOC
. Orig. $6.98 Large Wall Clocks,
$3.95
IL Orig. s2.s5 Glass Coffee
Makers s-----------------S1.4S
2 Orig. $14.50 Electric Juicers,
S10.95
Kann'rThird Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Hosiery

Nylon Hosiery, famous name, as
sorted. las is" 99c pr.
Ankle Socks, cotton, misses and
children's, soiled- -10c pr.
Ankle Socks, winter weight, IA
nous make, assorted --3 prs. $1.00
Nylon Hosiery, service weight,
88c pr.
Rayon Hosiery, sheer, full FASH
ioned prs. $1.00
Kanfl Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27

China and Glassware
Is Orig. 69c Decorated Kitchen
Ware Acc
Is Doe. Orig. S1.00 Water Glasses,
10-ounce. Doz. SOC
8 Orig. 1898 Baking Sets, 6-pc.,
$1.98
3 Orig. $4.9S Serving Trays, $2.98
IL Orig. s5.ss Fish Bowls $3.50
s Orig. $2.9s Hi-Ban Sets, 8-pc.,
$1.98
3 Orig. $3.50 Oil Bottles -$I.0O
Kann's-Third Floor. ~
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Junior Shop

z Orig. $S.95 Gabardine Stacks,
red only ----------------$3.99
6 Orig. $7.95 Slip-on Sweaters, all
wool -----S2.99
8 Orig. $14.95 to $22.95 Dresses,
$500
IL Orig. S22.95 Dresses $1,000
2 Orig. S22.95 Dresses, black rayon
crepe, c.--------S15.00
Kann'sSecond Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27

. 64-35c and Soc Famous Make Collars 10c
30-S2O0 Mems Alwoo Knitted Gloves Maize. Slightly
soiled Broken sizes ---------------. 59c
2-s1695 Mems Rodeo Sport Shirts 1512 and IT. $399
14-S350 Candy Stripe Long sleeve Sport Shirts Small
and medium only -.-.-- .------------. CSC
o 5-S1 90 Leather Suspenders ---- 39c
1250c and 75c White Handkerchief Slightly soled
1-S2595 Upper Front Leather Jacket Horsehide.
IS ---- S999
1-S2a0O Brown Pile Lined Upper Front Zelan Jacket.
Size 36 S799
@ 3-SS.95 Linen Weave Long-seeve Sport Shirts
only ---~- ---.- ------ S199
S-S7.95 White Poplin Sport Shirts Long sleeve Slight
ly soiled Medium only SLIT
Q 1-S1650 Al-wooI Plaid Sport Shirt. Small -- S799
6S Pr Csc and nc sec Wool 500 Cotton Long Hose
Black and navy only SOC
1-S2700 Suede and Wool Leisure Coat. Size 46 1899
1-S3.85 Shortseeve Sport Shirt. Yellow. Slightly
soled $3.50
$3.50 Long-sleeve Sport Shirts Maize 500 wool 500
rayon. Medium oily 1898
. 1-s1050 Al-wool Sport Shirt with bib Medium
only -------- S398
Kanns-Men's Store-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Leather Goods
Je,uelry
Bedroom Furniture


Is Orig. $1.00 Gold Finished
Lockets, as is ..-------59 59c*
1 Orig. $1,000 Compact, as is,
S3.00*
1 Orig. $500 Compact, as is,
S1.95&
1 Orig. $500 Cigarette Case, plas-
tic with sterling silver inlaid,
$500
1 Orig. $500 Gold Snake Chain
and Pearl Necklace --$1.95"
4 Orig. $3.50 Bracelets set with
stone .5Os
6 Orig. $I.95 Earrings, gold fin
ish on sterling $780,
'plus 200 tar
Kann Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Mems Csc Medium Weiqht AnkIets

Solld-color Anklets IN maroon, navy, grey AM
brown. 5095 wool, 500 cotton. Broken M
sizes in group -------- -------- fT<
Evening star., 1947-03-27

Honey, cheerful cricket
chairs of attractive
maple : finished gum
wood. Reversible seat
and back cushions COW
cred in rose. blue or
natural floral cretonne.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27

$3.50 Leother-SoIed Kidskin Slippers
sandazed kid DOrsays with leather %7 %
soles and Cuban heels in choice OF 10y
black, blue red. Sizes 612 to g.
Orig S295 Leather Slippers Sizes to S$l39
Orig. $500 Complies. Sizes s to s----------s2so
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Art Goods

1 Orig. Sl2.1S Bridge Set, en-
broidered cotton $5.95
l Orig. S4.77 Apron, embroidered
cotton S2.9S
9 Orig. $2.73 Crib Spreads,
stamped, cotton ------$1.98
Fl Orig. 69c NeedIepoint Stamped
Canvas 25c
% Orig. $2.9s NeedIepoint
Stamped Canvas 9Sc
20 Orig. $1.29 Needlepoint
Stamped Canvas --------49c
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Imberfeefs Of
Royon Knit
Half Slips
Reduced to
5oc

Tailored and lace-trim-
med half slips OF fine
rayon knit. Slight i'm
perfections. Choice of
tearose or white. Popu-
lar sizes in group.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27

Lamps
2 Orig. $17,98 Table Lamps and
Shades $12.9S
3 Orig. $12.98 Table Lamps and
Shades $9.98
4 Orig. S18.98 Bridge Lamps,
S12.98
IL Orig. $9.9S Lamp Shades, $5.98
2 Orig. $24.98 Brass Table Lamps,
1888
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-03-27

Stripes, plaids, dress
weights, suitings, plain
caves and novelty
sweaves all 54 inches
wide. Limited quantity.
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Mems $1.95 Boxer Shorts

Solid-color. Blue, white maize Boxer
type shorts. Al-elastic waist band. Sizes 90
"a and 36 ----------,----- .--------~-- 1O'
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Clearance Mems Furnishings

Mems 1854 Leisure Shirts
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New spring shades IN
cluding black, in all wool
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Each properly labeled as
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materials for dresses, coats
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Wonderful variety Of plain
and printed cottons for
street clothes, dresses.
frocks, blouses. Innings,
dainty lingerie and host OF
other things! Desirable
lengths. Ia to 4 yards.
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More than 100 yachts from far
flung cities of the Atlantic coast
will competein the three day event
which gets underway July 10.
The actual races take place in
Banks Channel, when new inland
lake scows, capable of up to %
knots per hour, make this years
regatta one of the speediest yet
held by the association. The Caro-
lima Yacht club is playing host,
and has scheduled 10 different
type classes O tracing events for
1947's classic.
An attempt to induce the famed
"Stardust" from the Norfolk
Yacht club has been made, and it
looms probable that that speedy
boat will put in al appearance for
at least a couple of races. Jim
Lyell, secretary Of the association,
will enter his Duchess which
has won more than so racing cups
in past events.
The huge scow, Syndicate" has
been entered, and will carry the
hopes and colors Of the Beaufort
club. Savannah is sending the
speedy viking" to attempt to
latch On to some of the trophies
which will be handed out.
Locally, five members o the
Carolina Yacht club, who have re-
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History Oh The Formation
Of The American Legion;
Began In Paris In 1919

tered by Congress on September
16, 1919. The Act was amended
October %. 1912, in order to make
eligible for membership veterans
of World War II.
There is a Post of the Amer
lean Legion in the home town or
neighboring city or town OF every
man Or woman who served hon
orably in World War l or II.
The Legion is organized by De-
partments (states), Districts and
Posts, and membership in the ma
tional organization is by affllia-
ton with the Post.
The Legion is non-political and
non-sectarian.
Section 2, Article II of the
national constitution of the Legion
says:
"The American Legion shall be
absolutely non-political and shall
CONTINUED On Page ~ Col. A.
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White Sails Take Over During July
When Annual Regatta Races Are Held

In July a panorama of white sails takes over the spothght in the North Carolina
area when the South Atlantic Regatta associations stages its annual salboat re-