BLUE EYES, AND FAIR

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1059, 25 August 1930, Page 9

BLUE EYES, AND FAIR

SPECULATION IN NAMES FOR BABY PRINCESS

MARGARET: ANN: VICTORIA

P.A..—By Telegraph—Copyright Reed. 9.5 a.m. LONDON, Sunday.

The Duchess of York's infant child S? 8 , lue eyes and fair, downy hair, is plump and well formed, and sighed a little under 91b at birth. « James mentioned as most likely “re Margaret. Ann and Victoria. Dcess Elizabeth was most excited Sh D i ß * le was allowed to see the baby, i 'capped her hands delightedly and ttiiv a, ®* y expressed a desire to take ® baby outside and nurse her. i? rea ‘ m °ving tower of flame and •rarks more than 200 feet high shot lunte r’s Hill in honour of the iia of the Princess. Watchers in ii.n CoUnties in Scotland saw a great J snt reflected in the sky. an d lassies joined hands and snarv pheered the Princess as the h r . Ks fell like golden rain, and thev ™7 »>‘tl ran to shelter. The nail 6 work ers served out beer in Prin' and drank the health of the , cess again and again. bulletin says the Duchess concti ® 8 i 1° make normal progress in Mil ? , ceQce - No further bulletin tJd 06 lssue d until toward the week-

a C s ' ate ment has been made denying 7 s * report that twilight sleep aw la , uce d during the confinement tint,.. . ' “Everything was and con- **■ in be normal.”