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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
-SENCBA TO AGAIN
PRESENT REQUEST
Commissioners Turn Down
Associations Request
For Funds

Officials of the Southeastern
North Carolina Beach association
again ran into tough opposition
from the New Hanover county
commissioners. yesterday in the
formers request to secure funds
to AIRY out their campaign to
nationally publicize this area.
But not to be daunted, members
Of The beach group said they would
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
New Bern Guard Wins
Federal Recognition
Special to The Star

NEW BERN, June 30. - The
headquarters and headquarters
battery of the 690th Field Artillery
battalion, under command of Capt.
Claude E. Hargett, has received
federal recognition.
Col. Norman Mcneil was the in
specting officer, and upon the con-
cluslon of his inspections compli-
mented the officers and men for
their organization and records.
Col. William T. Fits, senior in
structor Of the North Carolina Ma
tional Guard, also spoke to the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
LEGION OFFICERS
TO BE INSTALLED
AT HOME TONIGHT

Installation of officers on a grand
scale will be conducted at 8 p. m.
tonight at the American Legion
quarters, 100 South Third street.
Following the installation a re-
ception and refreshments will be
served. Installation will be of new
~ elected officers 10 the Whining
ton post of the Legion, its auxiliary
and the 40 ct 8.
The installations will be conduct
ed jointly with more than 200
persons expected IN attendance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01

men, stressing the necessity f q r
maintaining an efficient National
Guard and telling of the part play
ed by National Guardsmen in the
recent war.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
REALTY TRANSFERS

Jessie Black to Cicero P. Vow,
part lot 1, 2, block "a, City.
Luther Rogers to William H..
Andrews, Jr., lot 230, Piney Woods.
Trula R. Wyche to Nora Pearl
Rush, tract at Winter Park Gar
dens.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
5oDrieinolIy $50
cords Hondboss
ST ia. Incl.

Handsome top handle styles.
In navy, black or brown. A few
with simulated onber trim and
genuine lueite frones.
~ Originally 500 PIastie caK
sheuides-strsp Bass in black,
brown, red and tan $50
10 Originally 1870 Imported
Breesde Evening Bsss, sequin
trimmed --iz.eo
s Originally $50 Reel Gold end
Silver Kid Evening Bsss. drow-
string styles ---zz.zo
, orisinsIIy $4z undsrarm Pet
snt PIsstie ssss, simulated on,ber
Z Originally $50 Black and Brown
EailIe Bags with simulated onober
An prtees include tai.
Hasdbass. Street Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
20 Originally i4.o5
TEENS ALL-WooL
JERkIN SUITS
1926

Solid color red or green top with
contrasting plaid skirt. Sizes 10
to l6.
II orisinally 1925 and 1895
Dresses, one-pieee royons; sizes
Il TO Is and two-piece royon
flonnels, sizes 9 to l5-- 5.oe
II Originally l4.e5 70 1875
Suits, basque styles, checked pot.
terms IN the group; sizes 10 TO
Tees Shop, Second Floor,
The Heekf c..
Evening star., 1947-04-17
40 Originally 2.33
Boys Sports Shirts

Cool, short-sleeved shirts in at
troctive pois!ey-print cottons.
In sizes 8 to 16.
70 Originally $50 Lishtweisht
AlI-Wool califernio Sweaters.
Bright colors. Sizes s to IA,
I.e5
70 Originally 6.e5 Striped
Summer Robes. Woshoble; sizes
s to Is - ----- $50
s Originally l.65 Polo Shirts.
Long sleeves, stripes. Sizes "a
TO Is ----See
Boys Dept. Second Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
so Originally 14.e5
Maternity Jumpers
s.as

Royon foiIle or royon sobordins
jumpers. eosy-to-eet-into ones
piece dresses. Style in navy O,
black with contrasting color
touches. Sizes II to is.
Maternity Dresses, Third Floor d
Fashions, The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
l20 OyisisaIlv $50 to IS
Women's Navy
Capeskin Gloves
2.5o

IS Peis ossinsy 500 button Dosskin dee finished
Lsmbskin) sEpens
- Pain orisineiy $50 burton Double Woven ceston
Handsswn Aipens. Block only $50
30 fsi Originally $50 chemo Color Deeskin Desfinished
Lanbskin Sipens Soled -----------------------z $50
:. Glspe,, Street Floor, tie Heekt Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
81 Originally e.3s
BLoUsETTEs
1.4o

Dainty cotton eyelet and royon
diekies. Perfect perkers-up-
pers for your new spring suit.
- Originally 81 10 81 coiiars
end Diekies. Sheer royons,
pioues and loces in high and
wee necks ---49e
Neekwsar, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Lingerie Shop Buys
less than "a price!

- Originally 81. Cotton Topper.
Striped cotton chonbroys. Wear
as topper, snnock, etc. 81 to SO
IN group -----e9s
ss Originally 81 Slips. Royon
crepes; q few royon toffetos. Jr.
sizes 9 to l3---ss
LINGERIE Shop, Third Floor sj
Fashions, The Heekt Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
50 Originally 81
chiIdreKs 8 UmbrelIas
50

Coy plaid cottons fashioned in
size thot'lI onply protect kiddies,
yet be easy for them 70 carry.
S. Originally $40 Long Wooden
or Lueite HondIe UmbrelIes, as
sorted color fobrics $50
80 Originally $40 Navy Silk Or
Cotton. Lucite handles 500
l3 Originally 1880 70 SIS
Leather cased UmbrsiIas- $40
II Originally 7.5o Ladies' Pioid
umbreflss. Red onIy-----4.9s
Umbrellas, Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Womsn's Goats, Suit.

n Orig. 1895 Coats. Fitted
and boxy. White wine, brown,
black. Broken sizes l4k-24h,
$23
IS Orig. $35 and 1926 Suits.
1000 WOOL; cordieon neck;
eroy stripes, black, navy ---Sls
Womex's Goats g Suits, Third
Floor, "E" Street Building,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
100 Originally 3 for LOO
TRAVEL HANGERS
: t., 5oe

MetoI with clothes pin hooks
for skirt.
100 Originally 4se Mems
rrsussr Haasers and Ladies
Skirt Hanssrs --19e
50 Originally $50 Combination
Mems Hot and Tie keeks- -zee
10 Originally SOS Perms-quilt-
cd 6erment Bsss, AZ" --I.e5
10 Originally $50 Psrme- guilt
Lingerie Bess. In blue or rose.
Set Of three --------1.95
10 Originally 3.ss Thsee-suiser
Mems TrovsI Garment Bsss.
Postic cIeor with colored trim.
Eoch i.s5
Notoss, Street Floor,
TIL u<<Lx r.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
23 Originally 2.ee
COTTON WASH
SUITS
1888

Proctieol button-on style. Broken
sizes 3 to s.
n Originally soc Tors Rayen
Knit Psnties, teorose; size 6 only,
zse
II orisinsliy I.ss Tets Rsyea
Bleusss, white only; broken sizes,
8 10 s --99e
10 Originally Its and i.S5
6eys' cetten Wssh Suits sse
- Originally z.ss TeddIsr.' cst-
tsn Print Dresses, red and blue;
sizes | to 3--I.
- Originally 2.ss Tets Rsin-
eests with hoods, red, blue, green,
white; sizes 4 TO S--I.S4
"a Originally 5.ss Tets Checked
Rsysn Tsffsts Dresses, black or
red with white check; broken
sizes 8 to 6------3.S 6
J Originally fo.s5 Tot Boys
sp'ins Tweed cssts. ton only;
size e4----7.S9
30 Originally iz.s5 and 1895
Tsts' end TsddIsrs' $prins cssss,
twesds and checks; properly Ia
beled; broken sizes | 10 8 yeors,
4, 5 and 6--------a.8s
II Originally i4.s5 10 1898
Tets and fodder Sprins ceots,
tweeds and checks. properly Ia
beIed; broken sizes, s months to
3 yeors and 8 to s io.sS
Tss' snd Tsddlers' Attarei,
Second Floor, The Heekf co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
so Originally eo5 to eeo5
Misses Coats &Toppers
S44

1000 wool suede finish and crepe fobrcs in classic
cosuol boxy dress and fitted dress styles in the
group. Even fovored toppers included Green
beige, honey, blue, navy, black, white. 10 to TO-
Misses Coats Third Floor 81 Fashions, The H.etf Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17

Rich wool crepes and twills in
soft dressmoker models. Some
with sparkling bead and en-
broidery trims. Block and grey.
Sizes II to 20 in group.
Misses Saits, Third Floor Of
Fashions, The Hechf CO.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
500 Originally 2.4o to $50
Necklaces Earrings
and Bracelets
20 tax ine'.
WASHINGTON 4. D. C.

In sterling silver, gold plate ond eoIored stones
500 Originally izo 74o Necklaces and Bracelets size
500 Originally 1zo Pins and fsrns In sterling gold plate
200 Originally 10 Pisstie Necklaces, Bracelets Pins
postes soc
All include
JeUefry, Street Floor, Tks Heekf Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17

81 Originally l.5o
LEATHER PICTURE
FOLDERS
.25e
50 Originally SOC Lssthsr Pie
turs FoldeYs Ys----25e
81 Originally 81 Leether Picture
Folders -----------z5e
a. orisinaHy $50 AmsrIine Ex-
tinetion Meters LOS
80 Originally s.s5 La SslIs Color
Slide Viewer sr-------5.e5
Is Originally LIS Simulated
Leather Albums -----s5e
II Originally 50 Simulated
Leather Albums -i.75
II Originally s.ss Brooks En-
lsssins EeseIs ----z.5o
8 Originally 81 simuIeted Lssth-
ef Albums soc
. Originally s.s7 spetlishts 5.e5
Photo Dept, Street Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
COMB SETS
6oe

Three combs in simulated leather
ccss.
ia Originally 10 ketionslIy
Brondsd Cosmetics. Foee pow
ders, cosmetic kits, gift sets and
lipsticks -----6o Soc
12o Originally i.2o Dorsey Lip
sticks. Discontinued line. PopuIor
shades Soc
81 Originally l.2o Lipstiek. in
popular shodes Soc
~ Originally see Ate, Shave
kotiohs sue
Il Originally sse After Shave
k0ft0hS 41k
3 Originally 7.4o After sheve
Prices tneiads tag rhsre applicable
Cosmetics, Street Floor,
Tie Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17

IS Orig. 1925 10 1875 Pastsi
Froeks in royon oobordine and
royon Jersey prints. Broken sizes
IS Orig. 1875 10 zz.s5 Dats
Frceks in prints and postels.
Royon erepes, Jerseys. Broken
sizes 9 TO l5----s.S3
Young Washisstonias Shop, Third
Floor, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Msxzonins Roincoot
Prices SIoshed!

; Orig. 1895 Fuff-seil Rain
essfs; boxy type; blue, gold; 10
! Orig. i4.s5 to l6.e5~ Rain
coats. Cotton popIin, oobordine.
Noturol, grey. 10 to l6----$7
II Orig. 1895 TO zz.s5 Rain
eoots. Royon sotin-twiIl, cotton
eobordine, royon checks. Fitted,
beiteo SIZ
] Orig. 1898 Reineoats. Royon
sotin-twill and cotton eobordine.
Boxy or beIted. Noturol. 38 10
a. --------$7
Mszxaxise Raixeodts, Third
Floor, The Heekt Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
NssIisse Shop
Reduetions!

- Orig. 1925 10 l6.ss House
eosts; royon crepe; wroporound
types; red, royal, as is", 8.SS
Orig. 1879 Lounsins Psiemas
in royon fIonneI; oouo; size Is,
1888
s Orig. 7.es Hovseeosts; 4
chintz Z royon crepes,; "os is"
4.S8
Z Orig. Szi Lsunsins Psismss;
spun royon; oouo; size H., 4.S9
Nesisee Shop, Street Floor,
The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
7 Originally $3.50 to Se6
LAPEL WATCHES
27.50 :. SIS ia. ind.

Beautiful rhinestone and gold
filled watches. The kind you've
always dreoned Of having. In
a charming assortment Of styles.
Watches, Street Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17

36 Originally 6.95
81" GARMENT BAG
4.o5
1s Originally sos ~" Gar
msnt Boss 4.s4
* Originally $50 Biankes Bag,
$50
II Originally i.s5 Laundry Bog,
i.5s
II orisinsIIy $50 81" Jumbo
6arment Bsss --6.e5
. Originally $50 IS" Evening
Bog $50
Notions, Street Floor.
The Heckf Co.
rs Originally ICE
Womsn's Hankies
Soft, snowy white eottoos with
neot stitched hens.
- Originally i.is hand-reiied
imported Silk Handkerchief in
ottroctive prints 59e
Al Originally Soc Women's
lnitieIled Cotton Hondkerehiefs,
i9e'
10 Originally ST Wemens Pure
Linen Handkerehiefs. Hond
rolled ---6 6ee
II Originally LOO Mems Slight
ly Soiled lnitialed Hendkerehisfs,
6se
Hasdkerehiets, Street Floor,
The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Teen Sportsweor

I Originally 500 AH-wsel Be-
Isros, size: o and l2----I.ss
IS Originally 3.ss Hsndbas.,
tax included -z--z.34
5 Originally 7.ss AlI-weol Jes-
ssy Jaeksts-postels; sizes II
to l5- I.ee
6 orisinsliy 1855 AH-woei
Slaeks-ereen only; sizes 10
TO -3.9S
Teen Sbortsweor, Second Floor,
The Heehf CO.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Mexzonine Coots
LESS than VI price!

Z Orig. S45 Fitted coots. All
wool suede cloth. Size a. $40
Orig. 1895 Fitted Coat. Lovely
blue WOODEN. Size 12----$1o
Msxzasise Goats in Third Floor
of Fashions, The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
10 Originally $50
Spun Rayon
blouses
1873

smortly stitched yoke ef-
feet. In white, sixes 81
TO 80.
50 Originally 7.sS gsyen
Shsrkskin Tsilersd Bieuses.
Peter Pan collars and short
sleeves. White. sizes 81
to 50 ---------i.90
20 Originally z.9S to sos
Weol Slip-sn Or cardissa
Swsetsrs, lo0eo wool Sizes
81 to 4o----t.ss 10 3.sS
Biessss, Street Floor,
The Heekf COMPANY.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
so Originally 1926 and z2o5
Teens An-WooI Suits
1895
Those current fovorites cutowoys and pepluns plus
everPopulor classic styles. A grand orroy in softest
postels, dark ploids softest lOOeb wools De-
signed for young sizes, 10 to Is.
Tees Shop, sseo.d Floor, The Heeht Co.
J Originally 1895
Boys Leisure Suits
1898

loo9o wool models, ottroetively
toned. Sizes ~, ls.
Z Originally $500 Boys' Prep
Suits. Sizes Is regular, II hus-
s Originally $40 Junior Sport
ceats and Slack Suits. Sizes 5,
6 and 7 -1o.95
s Originally $40 Junior Sport
coots and Slack Suits. Sizes 4,
5, s, and 8 ---------lo.s5
s Originally 1895 Husky Sport
coats. Size II sos
4 Originally 1875 Prep Suits.
Sizes Is, II ------7.sS
Originally 1898 fianneI Esen
Suit. All wool. Size 5----$5
Boys Wear, Second Floor,
Tie Heckf ca.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
Msxzonins Dress
Reductions!

70 Orig. 9.e5 10 1895 Misses
and Women's Dresses. Royon
crepes, spun royon; prints, solids,
IS
50 Orig. s. 10 50 Misses
Dresses. Printed royon spuns,
solid royon foilles, washable
royon Cuisoires-
Evening star., 1947-04-17

(I
AMI
40 Originally lo.e5, 1875
and 14.e5
casuol Dresses
3.8o
Two-piecers and one-piece styles
In royon sdbordine, royon jersey
ond lightweight royon flannel.
Peach, blue, melon, prints. Bro
ken sizes II to 20.
Casual Dresses,
bird Floor OF FdsAoRs,
The HeeLf Co.
Msxxonins Roineoot
Prices SIoshed!
. Orig. 1885 Fuff-seil Rain
esst:; bosy type; blue, gold; 70
! oris. 1875 to 1850 Rein
coats. Cotton popIin, oobordine.
NoturoI, grey. 10 to l6----$7
II Orig. 1895 TO zz.s5 Rain
coots. Royon sotin-twiII, cotton
eobordine, royon checks. Fitted.
! Orig. 1875 Reineoets. Royon
sotin-twill and cotton eobordine.
6osy or beIted. Notunol. SO TO
a. Observation-Disclosures
Mexxaxise Raixcoafs, Third
Floor, The Heeht Co.
Womsn's Coats, Suits
Il Orig. ss.s5 Goats. Fitted
and boxy. White wine, brown,
black. Broken sizes 14h-24h,
SIS
IS Orig. $35 and 1926 Suits.
1000 WOOL; eordeon neck;
sroy stripes, black, navy ---Sls
Womem's Goats 9 Salts, Third
Floor, "E" Street Building,
The Heeht Co.
Msxzanins Dress
Reductions!
20 Orig. s.e5 10 1895 Misses
and Women's Dresses. Royon
erepes, spun royon; prints, solids,
S.
50 Orig. s. 70 50 Misses
Dresses. Printed royon spuns,
solid royon folles, washable
Ydyon CnIisdires
Mexxaxixe Dresses, Third Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Misses Sports Shop
Reductions!
II Orig. 1875 Shirt, in cordu-
roy. Long sleeves. White only;
9 to l5---5.s 5.s5
10 Orig. $2s and 1895 Suit.
in 2-pc. classic styles. lOo9o
wool. Broken sizes Z TO lo,
l4.ss
Sports Shop, Third Floor,
The Heeht Co.
10 Originally 22.e5 Jr. Miss
BoLERo SUITS
$40
Two-tone with pIeoted skirts!
Navy with red, kelly with navy
or black Sizes 9 to l5.
Young Wsshixsfosias Shop,
Third Floor, The Heeht Co.
45 Originally 500 to 1926
Misses SKIRTS
2.88
100oo woolens and wooI-royon
mixes in plaid and solid eolors.
Light ond dark shades. Broken
sizes u to l6.
Sports Shop, Third Floor.
The Hecbt Co.
40 Originally l4.e5 and 1925
Misses Sports Dresses,
Boiero Suits
6.88
Royons and wooI-ond-royon in
two-piece classic styles. Small
checks and solids. Aqua, grey,
melon, rose Broken sizes II
to Is.
Sports Shop, Third Floor,
The Heeht Co.
40 Originally 2.33
Boys Sports Shirts
81
Cool, short-sleeved shirts in at
troctive pois!ey-print cottons.
In sizes s to Is.
20 oriainolly $50 Lishtweiaht
Evening star., 1947-04-17

Two-pieeers and one-piece styles
In royon sohordine, royon jersey
and lightweight royon flonnel.
Peach, blue, melon, prints. Bro
ken sizes II to 20.
Casual Dresses,
Third Floor Of Fashions,
The HeeLf Co.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
CHANGES MADE IN
REGULATIONS FOR
MIGRATORY BIRDS

The Regional Office of the U. S.
Fish and Wildlife Service today an
nounced two slight changes in hunt
ing regulations for migratory water
fowl. Under the new regulations,
hunting may not begin on opening
day until twelve O'Clock noon and
birds may be kept in possession of
the hunter for a period of 80 days
following the open season.
The paragraph which has bee>
changed now reads as follows: Wat
erfowl may be taken each day from
sunrise to one hour before sunset
except that the hour for commence
ment of hunting of waterfowl AND
coot on the first day of the season
shall be twelve o'clock noon, and
may Re possessed for an additional
period of ninety days next succeed
ing said open season, in Alaska"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
ELEANOR
ARE AT OUTS
ON WRITEUp5

NEW YORK, Aug. 27-IR-Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, commenting on
recent magazine articles by James
A. Farley in which he expressed his
doubts of his social standing at the
White House. says that lit never
occurred to me that Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley felt themselves in any group
different from that which we were
in"
A series entitled why l Broke
With Roosevelt, a condensation Of
a book which the former Postmaster
General will publish in February
recently appeared in Golfers Maya
zine.
Mrs. Roosevelt, writing in her
Question and Answer column in the
Ladies Home journal, says that Il
am deeply grieved to find that Mr.
Farley was not the person / thought
him; or perhaps it would be better
to say that am grieved to find that
Mr.. FARLEY has allowed himself TO
be made the kind of personality
that Mr. Trojan, of the Chicago
Tribune, would inevitably make
him."
while the widow OF the four-term
President did not further identify
Trojan. she apparently referred to
Walter Trojan of the Washington
staff of the Chicago Tribune.
TROJAN, in Washington said that
Mrs. Roosevelt should have waited,
l think, until she could read The
whole book. I am not making
anybody any kind of person. At
Farleys order I am trying to gather
his material together : - He has
okayed everv word of the book
which comes from the words he die
tated at the moment. If she OBJ
iects, as 1 assume she does, to the
delineation of her husband, that
comes from his mfr. Roosevelt's)
own words which were taken by
Farley at his conference with the
President
2
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
Hint Is Given as 10
Defense in 0vereII
Case al Santa Ana

SANTA ANA, Calf, Aug. 81 R-
Louise Overell's attorney contended
today that the romance between the
18-year -old heiress and her husky
boy friend, George Gollum, was
fostered by her parents-whom they
are accused Of Staying.
The statement by Otto Jacobs, the
girls chief counsel, was the first
formal hint of the trend of defense
testimony would take.
Jacobs made his statement in the
Judges chambers as the defense
prepared an attack on State con-
tentions that the Young couples
greed and Illustration led to the
deaths of Financier and Mrs Walter
E. Overell aboard their yacht March
15
A C'efense pathologist testified
today-in sharp variance to prose-
cution medical witnesses-that Fl
nancier Walter E. Overell was alive
at the time a dynamite blast wreck
ed the hold of his cabin cruiser.
DR.. A. F. Brown, of Los Angeles
said he bas-l his opinion on 1.-THE
presence of great many polynuclear
pus cells in the region of the right
hip"
He added that "the presence of SO
many in the right hin, where an
evulsion "a pulverized fracture) was
noticeable, means only that the vic
tim was alive at the time of the
injury to his hip. If the body had
been dead for some time, it would
have been impossible for SO many
of the cells to be in existence"
His testimony was the highlight
of technical medical testimony, per-
sistently clashing with the States,
set before the jury hearing the case
of the two young lovers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
SON OF CHARLES
SETTLEMIER dies


SEATTLE, Aug. 27-lR- Word
was received here today OF the
sudden death in San Francisco OF
Weston Settlemier, 46, son Of Char
les r. Settlemier, well known
Alaska and Seattle newspaper man.
The younger Settlemier, native
of Dawson, Y T., was secretary
Of San Francisco advertising
firm, Brisacher, Van Norden and
Associates. He was educated at
the University of California and
Harvard. The widow, Mary, and
two sons, Grant, IA, and Brock, IL,
survive.
The senior Settlemier left here
today to attend the funeral SER
vices.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
ANOTHER BASEBALL
PLAYER ARRIVES;
SON FOR nelson's

Another baseball player arrived
in the Edward Nelson family
when baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs Nelson at st. AIMS Hes
pital early this morning The
Nelson's have another son, Eddie
Jr., who is nearly two years old
MI Nelson is employed by the
Juneau Dries, Inc, and is a we'll
known ball player on the American
Legion team.
MI. and Mrs. Hans Nelson OF
Juneau are the paternal grand
parents and Mr. and Mrs William
Anderson Of Petersburg are the
maternal grandparents.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
BUTTER up;
EGG5AL50

/ SEATTLE, Aug. 27.-tR-Whole-
sale prices of the best grades of but
ter jumped two cents a pound here
today and dairymen, scanning spi-
railing Eastern markets, said the
price may jump another three or
four cents.
Top grades were selling to retail
ers at 81 cents pound in cartonsl
The jump in price was the second
in two days.
Dairymen said the Pacific Coast
market is still about a cent below
that in the East and that supplies
here are dwindling.
Prices of best grades of large eggs
climbed two cents to sell to retailers
at IA cents a dozen.
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LegIess Wei
Is Winner
In Election

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, Aug
27-lR-Charles E. Potter, 34-year-
old legless war veteran who won
his first political campaign by a
big margin, planned today to get
an early start on his duties as new
Republican representative from
Michigan's 18th Congressional Dis
trict.
He was elected yesterday over
Democrat Harold D. Beaton, Al,
also a former serviceman. Late re-
turns gave Potter, native of
Cheboygan, 1852 votes from 230
|of 289 precincts of the northern
Michigan area, compared to 5,624
for the formed Mackinac county
prosecutor from st. Ignace.
Potter will fill the seat left emp
ty by the death of Rep. Fred A..
Bradley, also Republican.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
pAR0(HIAL SCHOOL
Will OPEN TUESDAY

St AIMS Parochial School will
hold its opening session on Tues
day. September 2. at 9 o'clock.
Sister Mary Ethelbert will be
principal and win teach grades
seven and eight. Sister Mary Ber-
nard will teach grades four, five
and six. and Sister Mary Ethel,
grades one. two and three. Extra
curricular activities offered by the
school includes sports, singing and
dramatics.
To he eligible for entrance in
the first grade a child must be six
years of acc on or before Novem-
Der ! of this year.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
5iaInese Twin Girls
Die; Parents Say
lis Tor Best

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo, Aug. II.
-tR-Harding Brown said last
night when told of the death O.
his first children-Siamese twin
girls-that lit is for the best
The first of the two girls, torn
Sunday and joined at the palvis,
died at 1890 a. m, MIST, yester-
day. The tiny heart of the other
kept going only seven beats each
minute, for six hours and Is
minutes longer before it ceased.
Brown, 26-year-old. veteran of
Pacific submarine warfare, and lis
21-year-old wife, took the news
of the deaths quietly, hospital at
PENDANTS said.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1947-08-27
MERCHANTS 10 MEET
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT

Due to postponement of the
Sports Writer'S banquet from to-
night to tomorrow night, the Jul
neau Merchants Association meet
ing, announced yesterday fol
Thursday evening, has also beer
postponed one day, and will be
held Friday evening, August &c. at
7 o'clock, at room 5, Shattuck
building. according to Lee Lucas
Secretary
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