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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21
City Briefs

DR.. A. H. Elliot, New Hanover
county health officer, was yester'
dav named one Of a 16-memoef
commission to study laws and regu-
lations affecting the production,
processing and distribution OF milk
N North Carolina. DR.. Elliot was
appointed to the new group by Gov.
z. Gregg Cherry.
New committees OF the Chamber
ri Commerce for the 1947-40 year
ytere approved yesterday by the
board Of directors Of the Chamber
At a meeting held in the Woodrow
wilson hut after their names were
submitted by the committee on
committees at a meeting held yes
terday. Announcement OF the names
of the new committeeman was with.
held pending formal notification OF
the men by the board.
The board of directors OF the
south Eastern Carolina Beach as
sociation will meet in Woodrow VII
son hut Monday at 7:45 p. m. to dis
ouss further plans for the fall 1lsh-
ing rodeo.
The Evans Memorial Bible class
Of st. Advertisements Presoy-
terian church, 18th and Market
streets, will meet Sunday morning
At 9:45 o'clock. Judge j. j.. Burney
IA the teacher. All men of the COM
rnunity are cordially invited.
"A non-veteran, Russell Eugene
Murphy, Wilmington, yesterday
enlisted in class VS. of the mac
tive Naval Reserve with the rank
Of sim &c, local officials reported.
Hughes Brothers, service station
operators, yesterday brought action
in county court against E. W..
Whitaker, seeking a $74o judg-
ment which the plaintiffs alleged
the defendants owes on a promls-
Soty note
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21
GR0MYK0
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might boycott this afternoons
closed meeting on Trieste.
Gromyko attended the afternoon
meeting. however, declining be-
forehand to say whether he would
take part in debate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21
KNIFE WIELDER
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c. and Wayland: two sisters, Mrs.
Lee Ducan, OF Tabor City; Mrs. A.
P. Odom ot Hamlet: four brothers,
Ralph Of Tabor City. Archie OF
Durham; Ernest Of Kansas; and
Eldred OF Savannah, Ga.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21
RAILWAY
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nually to operating costs and the
rules changes an additional ST.
600, 900, 900.
He termed the rule demands
"the biggest featherbed threat
that ever menaced private indus
try" and asserted they would re-
quire Traditional and unnecessary
men,"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21
The Weather

Weather bureau report of temperature
and rainfall for the "a hours ending 8
p. M, in the principal cotton growing
areas n elsewhere:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21
REALTY TRANSFERS

Thomas H. Wright to Wright
Developing company, three land
tracts near Cape Fear Country
club.
Bessie Woodland to K. B. Britt
lots 20, q, block Is, 'Summent
Hill.
R. J. Edens to Woodus Kellum,
lot 8, block %, City.
R. c. Grant to Cape Fear Coun-
try club. lot near club.
Cape Fear Country club to r.
c. Grant, lot near club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21

For Newspaper Service Dial 1881
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Crowell Clark, 81, Wilmington,
and Gloria Stillman, %, Whining
ton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-21

"A non-veteran, Russell Eugene
Murphy, Wilmington, yesterday
enlisted in class VS. OF the mac
tive Naval Reserve with the rank
Of sim Sc, local officials reported.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-17
See Pages s and 6
ZION DEPARTMENT STORE AID

the Zion White ROBBED Choir
in the presentation of HandePs
messiah"
Among them were some of
our former choir members and
some from the other churches
in the community as we'll as
from the Great Lakes Bible In
stitute. There were quite
goodly number of folks from
the choir of the First Baptist
Church of Waukegan with Mr..
Ballard, their director, who
also assisted the choir in this
great Oratorio.
In the evening about TWEEN
ty local singers journeyed to
Waukegan to assist the First
Baptist Church in their presen-
tation Of the Messiah.
The Zion Choir takes this
opportunity to thank all the
singers and those who helped
in the orchestra to make this
rendition of the messiah" the
success that it was.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-12-17
THIS WEEK AT

and will be in excellent condi-
ton for Christmas delivery.
For the Christmas rush all
plants will be sold from the
Greenhouse and cut flowers,
corsages, and gifts will be sold
in the main showroom. Two
men will be delivering Deem
Der 23rd, oath and up until
noon on Christmas Day.
Please feel free to call on us
for fancy centerpieces and
other floral arrangements for
your Christmas table. We
would like these ordered in ad-
vance if possible so that each
centerpiece can be planned
and arranged to fit your indi-
vidual table.
Lloyd Putney is once again
working at Zion Gardens, so
your reporter can give more
time to the showroom. With
Mr.. Putney taking care of the
Greenhouse, I am sure there
will be better service all the
way around and there will be
more time for personal service
to our many customers.
BY the time this article is
published the first daffodils
will be brought into the Green
house for forcing. 1t won't be
long until these flowers will be
on sale again.
Evening star., 1947-05-24

stuffed chairs. Gail DU. 7S4Q. ~
R92Rs 5s''F7S5 faszf sht5 Ma P!9s
Doors, i3s-gn. tn,egtos a-pansg aT, .::,', Z .9z
Modern Lumber Yard. s. TuRoyER,
Bethesda, Nd. WI. es22, Riverdale, Md
DOUBLE LOCKERS. 6 It. 8 in. high, 3 f.
HAVEN MzEG5FiAeTUR1Ne CO. s04s5o 5o K
DRESSER, mirror. Phileo radie9, bed, in.
nsE-spring mattEess' sSs etc. 1901 Vermont
IpgtpRntcArogRs, 81 & q '3 new and used ssencn type
pairs and supplies AMERICAN TYPE
WRlTET CO. .I4Ji East Capitoi St, Ii.
EIEiG;TRfC LIGHT PLANT. 3-kw., 3-phase,
10 cycles, 4-cyl. Hercules engine. starter.
skid mtd.. excel. operat. cono., S4S5; Sas, mooei %
RLEcTRiC IL MACHINERY. Delta; ~ 1d-in.
rip. saw. ~ Gin. planer and , iolnter. IN
lathe. i scroll saw good condition, Du-
ELECTRIC PORTABLE DRILLS a., sioux,
5org i' esrtons; discount sos, caa : Ex.
ELECTRfC RANGE. grey enamel, wessing-
house; fo4r burners and oven. Locust .2227
FScYei 81 gel opEDIA. n new Standard pictorial;
10 volumes, quarterly supplements; j3 e. ". u
u5eGi leaving GLtSF istV- w l. fOJdt --A-tJ
ENI.ARGER- 2l4x3t4 double co9denseE
type, wfeh 3 in fl s Wolleusak enlsrg;ng
lease. foot conttol switch; Ia excellent
condition; $50 1t. COL. HAYES, ri s.
PARK dr., Arlington, Va. Gil, GlSs. -9S
EsLRRGER, Federal 1I9, in excellent con-
ditioa. S35 GE S3fS.s -25
EXECUTIVE DESK, T24in.. glass tcp, swir-
ell and straight chair. Cali RA. 1913. Hrs
FAN. 24-inch blade. adjustable stand,
Westinghouse motor adjust TO. feet.
pIEKUM RESTAURANT, 335 Pa. ave; Sc.
FANS, Exhaust; 1s-inch; complete With
frame and Ioavres; Govt. surplus.
BLOCKS. 1886 u st, NV, MI. T141. 3
FANS-kttic fans cool whole house. guar
arteeti fans with Westingi1ouse motors az
wholesale price TO the public. Ma. 1895.
FANS, electric. cleaned, creased and re-
a.red. bought, sold and EXCHANGED. New
fans in stock now AL types and sizes.
PRIOR IocK d ELECTRIC Co. f410
FANS. electric. ea-in. Diehi,. GE motor.
blades. prewar quality; reasonable IN
cuire MAYFAIR SHOP, 3132 18th ST. \ ".
FARM MAEHINERY-TBo Oliver No. Il
a-vay tractor ploTs, equal to new. -
FENCE PosTs, 81 u-shape. all steel; .. s.
surplus 5ac each. Duke and Henry s.,
Alex. Va. FANNoNS. Alex. 500. 81
Evening star., 1947-05-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WHOLESALE BUSINESS, well estab.; own
er retLring, viii g:ye long lease on bids.
responsible party. Apply LEON GOOD
MAN, Exclusive Broker, 1886 Conn. aye,
co. tiS0n5 night RA. 1866. "a
plant with shirt finish machine or dry
cleaning Box. 437'E, star. 2bv
ECKiNGToN clothing and variety store for Q
ing. cieaning, tailoring; 1904 4th St. ne,
ATTENTION., 4 FEM iSHi RAnIo GENHere is an op-
Call Gt, 2l2l. S:30--6 pm. "a
ALL CASH tor profitable businesses; no
TON. Real Estate and Business Broker,
Public Aeconntant, pI, 92
GENERA MERCHANDIsE STORE; , sue
Owner must sacrifice. Large house adjoin-
Ing. store. available for ligiqs quarters.
Cali c9lt HENfY s SNYDER at;oTney for
REsL ESTATE oFFICE-Exeeilent down
town street .iere! store: vii! sell at cosL or
NATIONAL REALTY CORP. ao5 18th ST.
4;Ii p.lhi AND EYE SITS. N.w.-a-story and
isscia. 5-ft trontase; future fi value eeT-
tam. For details call AIMETG & RIMEL-
nGS GROCERY AND MEArs-Excel. Ioca-
ton in nearby Nd; income quoted at
$1,000 wkEy,. with good prospects, 5-yr.
lease with 5yT. option terms can be ar
Eangsd Eyes. -sgil WA. 7494, JOHN H,
DTiIcA ATEssEN GROCERY. with living
ouar5eIs. long lease. low rental; $1,000
per Gk. auoted: bser; good terms. FIR
POSTAGE STAMP MACHINE ROUTE, own
yelis own business, ideal for student, Gov
e.nA@SaJ eap!oye; $500 required. Eyes
RADIO AND FAINT SHOP. sa.9oo com
p,ci- ideal nw -, secaJion. DU. 54ea, ?
sEaIssEIF- -sERyIcE GROCERY. Lee hwy,
III AGl!rgtcn. Va, modern. fixtures, ice
pakihg s. cars 5yr lssse 0S With Ns5y o5ton
10 buy property: low rent; SI4 G{30 for ali,
inc udinr - Dodge truck; 81 600 cash;
owners have other business interests. Can
ACTIVE, yopns businessman, with 10 yrs
experience in the food line and 2 yrS out
side selling. Willing TO invest up to So 0na
IN some business with services Box 9-G.
KosHER-sTyLE DELICATEssRN-A;ye
nee weekly business S3,3QG: good lease;
Nne nark-up: very reasonably priced for
ESN. s1e Bond Bids. Ma. 7772; eyes,
GsT SHOP. in Arlington, excellent op-
c!unity with small investment. OK.
IUScHRoosI. short hours, days a week:
WI sacrifice. Il Laurel ave. Tako!ns
oppppoR1TuxrTY Orr KNocKs-Two wurii.zsr
ana You're started in business, Cali, Ii,
ss ssisLH fsifTs fpfPAETaExr 4 + Ri STORE seaf;i4inv
mems farnisliEgS; larse store. busy :, tran. ran
srest potentlalitiesi owner saesificing
Gail Mr.. Snyder, NE. 54aa until 5 pm.
SUNDAY and ewes. IA. a34e. LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 14l5 K st, NV. -2s
Evening star., 1947-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for yopr camera, darkroom
or nsoyse outfit; largest selection OF cam
eras, Protectors snlasgsrs slestipe ssTss sxpo
range finders, fins. color nlns. photo
pape-S. chemicals. photo, books and 500
topp Dept. OF Justicel. Re 2434
ADDING MACHINES. new. neyer used. I
hand operated, elee-; also good reeond.
aDDftNG Notwithstanding. delivery
OF new machines easy terms Sales, re-
tta!rs supplies. AMERICAN TYPEWRIIs sfs
co. 1a3I East Cepitol st, Ii. oos2. Our
ADDINtS MACHINES. new and used. hand
saaranteed. STERN OFFICE TuRNITuRE
co. 1889 2lst ST. w, Ex, 1850.
ADDING MACHINES, smaa desk. 10 key
nodsls. new aaa used, SIS 9,I snd Up CEN ,ss
CHINE CO. 2ei9 l4ah st. nv. MI. $500
AppREssoGRapH model F-a. listers In
.;tnded. Phone Do. I4AI between ,x 10
sDDREssoGRApH-E Electro. type A.. PER
feet condition: $50 WASHINGTON N
sFITuTE OF MEDICINE 1870 IL st nv.
Do not phone. -@s
Evening star., 1947-05-24

ADDING MACHINEs, typewriters, salcsls.
Sairo Si iaStrs FsswsEs psS isIf CO. sis IAN .s.
sh.nas srie-s .sras: aguTes ola ssweiry.
TaE as llIs Hp1Sa sna 4r ..s aF as asS Soas ST. NV
ss.:s Cash ss:s. sss &. SasSSi
BADLY III NEED Of hsih.srsde dropl.sf
room furniture: also ANTIQUES. ME- 1915.
hoRes Viii qahs pay s.sh lG0 or sell 81 so
sion. We do moving, storage. ia. 2s37.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
porch furniture in. any amount wanted 90
nsstsr soasz Sas gAPY sgs hsy' Il 's ss ea'' can
BEDROOM d suITfs and dd,'sn n9'gsehola fusni. mi.
Rooks aBo boush a's and ' soId new BOOK sSTs
ppsTgicF 5Gsass1 Pzes sook g STORE. asn ssh s.
"a aeasmRKsaas-eerman sssa, camera and lenses ard
EXcIANaE l4ln aea York ave. Nv.
GaEht CANE ea MANRfp ME aEs gEssefR re- asda type OF
sssssaS rSSi5 :co sss b. .r. D;5s::
sRssi.f ai s.5s:s Ds,s ies n..s
ns nssd fs4sni5ssa as asa7 aAs osen svss wi win a eai
cIoTHfNG9Used mems, xomsn's. ehil.
drens clothing. shoes furniture: drapss.
l5sens easswaa5ss7 etc 56s,rs hsqsshas ssIssaal5s
STORES, 1910 Georgia ave. NV, s3I 5th
q g.'ss: III {; &c;
DESK, executive size. antique style. carved
oak. Or similar; preferably closed front.
nDfaMoNDs, nG OLD GOLD. diamond pocket
and wrist watches, initial. birthstcnes, dfa-
mond wedding rings. other tewelry and
paEn paIe tssssa kEW YoHa 5sELR9 Co. sfs
DIAMONDS, slIgsr; sola: We pay hishsss
ELECTRIC CHICKEN BEooDER, % .asd cspssisy
fae psens so NJ f90 s4oo Sp' ssss ss..s ssssiso
NJ frnnaKssIRPi6mkE---Houssnold Z Z i6mkE furnishins. OF
Sgaa sss1 Service cali ~ 4sea Ss q p. M
FgkNITuRE can be used. in quantity or
odd pieces: best cash prices; buying and
& - IS. nv. M ME: bas5. - =.
better find wanted i once; vii buy SUITES. Is
ssssys sss ys,s.Is as,S1 N 4 9lsaDs SS sssa ..A
tire contents or portions Of homes or apts.
For best results. call MR.. DOUGLAS, a.
IKE 70 purchase sons
nssd household Goods Gail evenings, RE.
fURNIrURE- Hishest casf prices: prornps
Ws do osss ooasss0ld Dc s. 4ass sg odd pieces
CONTINUED on Next PsssJ
Evening star., 1947-05-24

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
Evening star., 1947-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MIscELLANEous WANrEp.

BULLDOzER, 6Is-yd. pan, and expert |
orator RE. 2727. 80.
Evening star., 1947-05-24

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazines. 1915
oil sukSERs.spseis. IS H.. dissoaas la ioi ,ss
oti1er ah wen-Snown makes Nothing down,
MY HEITING SoaPAMY;a ANY OR; E OIL annn
sEae our ssth Pas Year sVs FUEL Co.
Of on BURNERS BURNERS AND OIL FURNACES
& Ionasy' pay SERVICE E;SsdfNEEhINa "a sSsos..
1921 gsorgia ave. oE. $3.50 GE En- eoeS: ,3e.s:
1-day service; no money down; yrs TO
pay: yr. o, fTss service; sYSa sss complete; aa
sasit1' M tank. fan. thermostst; siss. 40.
PAISr SPRAY GUN. portable; WITH IT ;. mo-
PEW BENCHES 1a,. each seats. s or Z.
leather apho!stersd ssats; s,as excellent eeaai-
pIaao,souRaPa Iaa1, az ssfH RhcoRDs-victor. coism-
bia, Decca, CAPITOL and Sonora records
and .,s s0u IaTrs D01sE sosE ans psN snssea% % ssss
ELECTRIc SHOP. 4sob Mass. ave, NV.
PIaNo. Baldwin grand. 5,a1 size. in ma
aoaany case: new sf1ipment arrived. prompt
ssssTg 1eeoEnissd - q one 81 tss wRH cq5las
PIsNo, PIs stiefi r. concert nee srand: excellent con
dition; sacrifce for cash or accept terms.
PIANO, baby grand; just refinisaed and
reyoiced: beautiful mahogany case. Ike
PIANO. upright with stool; mahosany;
PIANO, baby grand. and bench: Davies g.
Son division of Stieh CO.. want TO
complete sale by Tues Csi WI ~
old Knabe, rosewood case,
42xsa in. excellent condition. NO. 5so4.
PiANo-Foster grand. thorouEhiy recon-
ditioned; excel tone and action. $500
no dealers Ia. 231f. 20
PIANO. Wurittzer spinet- walnut case, Saoo
AT $50.
Piano, private party desires TO sell up-
right in good condition, &100t no dealers:
we viii pay cost of delivery For In
formation. call DI. 47T2 before $780,
Evening star., 1947-05-24

STOOLS, aii purpose, approximately IL
In hiah. reetansular shape, ruesedly
constructed, suitable for restaurants
stands: 81 each. FAIRHAvEN MANU-
EACTURINd CO. S043 X 81 nv. ma.
05t4. -z9
Evening star., 1947-05-24

ADDING MACHINES, typevriters. ealcula-
tors. bought and sold and rented, RE. l177.
Evening star., 1947-05-24

gss ss ssss s9ss sTssa5ss" oas
essa0as Monaaa eeaPsnee ran eSss Sale new an
wool Axminster rugs, assorted sizes: re-
sT cllsS 0s co SslI ios Sc inassr sss
RIGS. = i G,sss issso and ! szls: @ @pssn -eolsrr
sarfsWds ssHaa sa pse 9eseto new ana used
safes. every type business; also wall safes,
sssEs co sd4 isavies sa ave- nHE nW
saw. electric. with extension cords. 500:
ropes and hooks for scafold. S1q0: white
fsAPiEY. fhssisf s,iso ,fa,s 5sSs 0o pef xai is
SAWS, Dewalt, new j2) imned del: de-
vf5y sas1as p9s Ap f5as1 sso noa
SAWMILL. Farauhar also Mall power
sasaaasf ssaD FAILS fs chah lssos sts :aa
sAxoPHoNE, AZ Pho Conn baritone excellent { Con
aa new esssinat 9asaasF lsa
abe. sS mesh IN bottom. ' Cali ali sHs 44s4 alter
sEWiSG pT, MACHINE, console electric.
1880 treadIe machine S39 so. All make
pachines repaired 1887 Conn. ave. NV
shSse slisa n aAfasf ls5 M snfs5 5l ssfss4 sss s9a
SEWING MACHINES. elees portable. $40;
reps, 81 so up 1893 M st. NV DE. "a. aa57.
SEWING MACHINES. sINGER-Innedl.
ate delivery. terms as low as s5 per
~ ssesfs on III
soies and tresdies Open evenings, NO.
2I00. 2414 14th st. NV.
SHOVELs. hand type, square point, round
p1ulM TuMhia P,eks AIaEay aISsk afss aHsaa5iz Ea6ENT
co. Alexandria, Va, TIE; 1900. -2s
s'a IL e.lsia.l ssison as
sGSe;iL sfSaLE sIHi IaHoiLLf@ooD BED, prewar con-
prnss ks ass No. naess'' aaos On 'A
SINKS. new and rsed all sizes; faucets
gipss 31ss 4 afit.,nss. u sh9Hsrs- II s,4 etc BLOCKS
sKILsAW. portable. spsedmatic. K-7b;
s145: FAIL: Church 1888; If no answer.
sosx slss szssss;ss 1sHses 1 a. ossss,ona
SOFA. Lawson style, floral pattern; slip
covers with draperiss to match $50 "a
Si soFS, c:hippendale, perfect; fur coat, Size
Is; meg leather coat, tilt-top pie srust
s.ss sssA .sssss i:rssn :sss Ok Ssss os sgr'
ses: sss;: 81 s:sa
sTAGE-RoIiomatic: electrically operated.
fssa Nv ls.'sA sA. ga Aisis .si
treads, II risers; reasonably priced sH
ss2qiEsSorYrs s2is MACHINE. used very IHstlesI
sxsslsn. as s9..rooa sos1Snp np ss sss call Sat. snd
sTERLING SILVER, beautiful soup tureen, !
Gorhans, 10 reafs old; Appraised up TO /!
5000; sell $3.50; NO tax. Box SEQ. Star
STOOLS, aii purpose. approximately ls
In. hiKh, reetansular shape, ruesedly
constructed; suitable for restaurants, /
shops, dressing tables. for use as piant /
stands: d each FAIRHAVEN MANI |
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-01
JUNEAU'5 LITTLE WORLD SERIES TO
 START AUGUST 3
Proceeds Will Go to Base. ball disqualification
 Fund for Players

Juneau's Little World Series is scheduled to open a week from Sunday, on August 10 at Fireman s ball park-weather permitting. that is.
 The Gastineau Channel League winning Elks, under Manager Art MacKinnon, will ha played off as fast as possible after the ser ies opens.
 Tickets are on sale already, and every bashall fan is urged to get his now. They are selling at $l.5O for the series, which includes the first four games, or 50 cents per game. If more than four games are played, season tickets holders will pay the regular rate.
 All proceeds from the series will gc into the Baseball Hospitaliza- tion Fund, which was set up sev- eral years ago to pay any expenses incurred by injured ballplayers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-01
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON. JE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1--tR-About a year ago boxing men were bemoan- ing the fact that the huge Army and Navy boxing programs during the war hadn't produced single first class fighter Two of the best prospects to show around here late ly, Bernie Reynolds and Laverne Roach, stepped right out of the armed forces into professional ranks. Both won nice victories on the Les nevich- Mauriello card Wednesday and look as if they're going places.
 Manager Joe Vella found Rey- holds punching a bag at Camp Stewart, Ga, and tossed him into camp bouts Bernie, weighing less than l80, had been belting pretty good 200-pounders around, but that doesn't surprise Vella.
 He always was better against the big guys" says Joe. When we fought the Paris Island Marines had to use him in two bouts. He lost to a middleweight but knocked out a 200-pounder.
 Roach was a member of Jacke Wade's Charlotte. N. C., golden gloves team before the war, but 1t was the experience he got as a Marine at Cherry Point that con- vinced him he'd be a successful pro middleweight"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-01
VETERANS GUIDE
By MAJOR THOMAS M. NAL

did not come without the last eff fort being made to prolong his life.
 Well we ligurad tkoir courtesy would end But no, one of the guards saw to 1t that WE had hot coffee, and then they took time out to explain in detail all the benefits that my mother as vet eran's widow was entitled to. I thought I was posted on veterans benefits but soon found that I didn't know half Of them.
 Before going to Hines my fath- CT lad been in cae of the best hospitals in this city But the courteous and excellent treatment saw at Hines made me asham- cd of the way some patents Cand their relatives in the hospital here are treatd.
 You and I know that the vet elans' hospitals are terribly crowd cd, but in spite of this my fath- CT received care far supas'ing any that he received at civilian hos pitals."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-01
NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETI-
 TION FOR CHANGE OF NAME

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Richard John Parenti of Ju- neau. Alaska has filed petition in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska Division Number l at Ju- neau for change of his name from Richard John Parenti to Richard John Parent and that on July 3I, l947 the Court ordered a hearing upon the petition to be held before the Court on August 18th 1947 at l0:00 am. and at that time and place all persons may appear and show cause if any they have why the prayer of the petition should not be granted and the name of petitioner changed as requested. Given under my hand and the seal of the District Court at Ju- neau. Alaska this lst day of August. l947.
 JOHN H. WALMER,
 Clerk of the District Court
 Division Number One
 By J, w. LEVERS,
 Deputy. First publication. August 1, 1947. Last publication. August IS, 1947.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-01
DODGERS MAY
 PLAY VAN KS IN BIG SERIES
Thdt's inc Way Things Loom Up as August
 Homestret(h Taken
By JACK HAND

Associated Press Sports Writer
 subway World Series, found- ed on two dazzling western trips by the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Yankees, appeared likely as the clubs headed into August, normally the head of the stretch in the baseball pennant races.
 Thirteen straight victories by the under-rated Brooks have given Manager Burt Shotton's men a commanding l0-game lead over the New York Giants and the de- lending St. Louis Cardinals.
 The Yankees have opened up a 12-game margin on the defending Boston Red SoX.
 Dodgers Feat
 Brooklyn's feat has been more exceptional than the Tanks be- cause the Dodgers were not sup posed to be in the same class with the Cardinals. In sweeping three straight from St. Louis at Sports mans Park, the third by 2-1 margin yesterday, the Dodgers left the champs hanging on the ropes.
 St. Louis has 59 games to play as compared to 55 for the Dodgers but their overwhelming advantage in home games now has largely
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-01
Gastincau Channel League
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Here are the leaders in the two major baseball leagues through games of yesterday:
 National League BATTING-Walker, Philadelphia, 354; Gustine, Pittsburgh. .331 RUNS BATTED IN = Mize, New York. 83; Marshall, New York, 30. HOME RUNS - Mize, New York, 31; Marshall, New York. 27. PITCHING = Blackwell, Cincin- nati, 18-3, .357
 American League BATTING-Boudreau. Cleveland. 339; DiMaggio, New York. 333 RUNS BATTED IN Williams, Boston, II; DiMaggio, New York, G9. HOME Williams. Boston, 23; Heath, St. Louis, 20.
 PITCHING-Harder, Clevealnd, G. 1, .857.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-01
kETCHLkAN MAN
 NOW pARTNER IN
 DARNELL'S STORE

Buck Harris, wellknown KetcA- kan sportsman, today became a partner with Rod Darnell in Dar- nells Sport Center of Juneau, Darnell announces.
 Harris has Teen in the sporting goods business in Ketchikan and sold his business there to Herb Hetherington in order to join Dar- nell His wife and two children will join Harris here soon.
 Harris has had a wide experience in fishing and hunting over a good part of Alaska and North America Before coming to the Territory he was in the guiding service in Montana, and is experienced in photography, firearms and tackle problems. He is also a pilot and registered guide.
 Harris comes from the hills of Tennessee from place within 30 rliles Of where Darnell was born During the last war he served with the Coast Guard in the Alaska sec tor.
 Darnell and Harris plan to have a complete repair and manufac- turing shop for all outdoor equip ment. The shop is now being in- stalled for the manufacture and repair of firearms, custom tackle, gun oils and solvents. leather goods such as gun cases, holsters, cart ridge belts, dog harness and other items.
 The business will continue under the same name for the present.