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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-18
Washington
Ball GiUen
at MarOtt

George Washington's bicentennial
was the theme for the decorations
and entertainment at the third
seasonal ball given Wednesday
night at the Marott hotel by George
j. Marott for residents of the hotel
and their guests More than three
hundred couples attended, includ-
ing many from out of the city.
A portrait of Washington, draped
with flags. hung in the ballroom.
Flags we're hung about the room
and flowers we're used in decorating
the lobby, parlors and dining room.
Special entertainment was pro-
vided by dancing pupils of Miss
Peggy Lou Snyder, who appeared in
colonial costume. They we're Patty
Roesch. Peggy Trusler, Leona Mae
Collins. Marilyn Morgan, Betty Jane
Mitchell. Martha 10 Runyan, Char
lotte Calm and Perkie Marshall.
Many Give Dinner Parties
Many dinner parties we're held
preceding the dance.
Mrs. Oliver P. Ensley was hostess
for large dinner party in the gold
room. Her guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Griffith, DR.. and
Mrs. Nathan w. Van Osdol, Percy
o. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Man
ly, George Bittler, Evansville, and
Mrs. Ralph s. Morris, Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Olive
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Hutchings, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
q. Knox, Mrs. Julie G. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Olive, Mr..
and Mrs. Don B. jenkins, DR.. and
Mrs. Samuel w. Hooke and A. Lee
Rice.
Mr.. Marott's dinner party includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Michael E. Foley,
Mrs. G. w. Cunningham and Mrs.
Henry Lawrence.
AT another table were seated
Judge Harry o. Chamberlin and
Mrs. Chamberlin, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Lemaux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark E. Mallery
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
Hadley and Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Gerlach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stuhldreher
were the dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Ritter.
In Mrs. Howard Maxwelrs party
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Maxwell,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Maxwell and
Mr. and Mrs. w w Thomson of
Muncie.
Teachers Have Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Fischer
and Mrs. Arthur Hood entertained
with a large dinner party. At an
other table were Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Noble and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur N.
Robinson.
Miss Esther Gross returned from
Evanston, Ill, and attended the ball
With the family of her fiance, Gene
Rowland. The marriage of Miss
Gross to Mr.. Rowland will take
place Saturday afternoon.
Others entertaining with dinner
parties were Mrs. E. P. Severns, MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel Allen Jr., DR.. Will
liam Quinn, Lewis Ewbank, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Keller, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Rickert, M. j. De Vietien, Mr..
and Mrs. George Calvert, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j
Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Frost,
Mr.. and Mrs. j G. Van Norsdan and
Mrs. G. G. Perry.
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Novelist
to Speak

Mrs. @. G.. Noblitt will be hostess
Friday for the luncheon at the Indi-
annapolis Athletic Club honoring
Yusuke Tsurumi following his lee
ture at II at English'S under aus
piceS of Indianapolis Town Hall.
Tsurumi will be introduced by DR..
David M. Edwards, executive secrc-
tary of the Indiana Council on In
ternational Relations. His topic viii
be, Japan at the Cross Roads"
At the speakers table with Mrs
Noblitt and DR.. Edwards, will be
Mrs. Henry Ostrom, Mrs. Brandt c.
Downey, Mrs. Howard Lacey, DR.. G.
Bromley Oman, president of De
Paw university; Harvey B. Hart
sock and Donald D. Hoover.
Following luncheon, to which all
who attend the lecture are invited.
TSurumi will speak informally and
answer questions.
TSurumi, leader of Japan's youth
and organizer of the Liberal party,
will present Japan'S viewpoint il
the present Far East situation.
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Goat from thurman, New York;
are shaped this year to give. your
figure the benefit OF all doubts and
they belt at or above the waistline
quite naturally, having been shaped
to do SO.
The wide-Shouldered effect and
the new collar illustrated is a hand
tailored polo coat CT imported pink
velour. The coat fastens slightly to
one side, not right up the front,
and it has the new one-sided col
lar, very narrow as it stands up on
one side, much wider where 1t
fastenS over. There is special seam
ing to give slender waist effect
and the pockets slope in just the
right way to slenderize the hips.
Buttons and belt buckle are of
wood, making it modern coat in
deed.
If you feel like it you can open
the top button and the. collar on
the right side will fall down a bit,
to make still another version of the
new irregular collar line.
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Music School
Pupils to Give
Vocal Recital

Voice pupils of Miss Adelaide
Conte, director of the Irvington
School of Music, will appear in
recital to be presented at 7:45 Fri
day night at the school, 5657 East
Washington street.
Soloists will be Miss Mary E.
Golfer Miss Ruth Rowe, Miss Mabel
Lefevre, Ernest Heberlein, and Will
liam Rider. Members of the vocal
trio are Mrs. Ethleen Johnson, Mrs.
Susan Wills, and Miss Kay Hubert.
Members of the ensemble are:
Mesdames. Zelma See, Annabel Merrill,
Eva Hogle Margaret Bishop. Ethleen John
son, Susan Wills, Annis Badge, Fern Nor
ris. Misses Clessa Brae, Ruth Bostic,
Eleanor Finke. Kathryn Hubert. Mary E.
Golfer, Helen Eastbridge. Marian East
bridge Dorothea Hogle, Betty. Williams,
Dorothy Blake, Helen laval. Esther
Lefkovts, Dorothy SALESMAN, Donna Col
vim Agnes La Duke, MessrS. Chester Nc
Iaughlin and A. NJ. Ball.
Assisting will be the following
children, pupils of Miss Alice B..
Cooper;
Alice Adelia Hte, Shirley James. Anna
Jane Bash, Betty Ann Florack, Hariett
Wells, Joan Nildridge, Mary Stone. M. e.
Parker Lyman Taulconer Marylin Miller,
Marylin Behymer.
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VOU may think that you are
4 tired of useful polo coats and
want something different for roust-
about wear for week-ends or when
you go travelling.
If that is your idea, you haven't
seen the spring crop. Pink polo
coats are brand new and once
you've seen them, you'll cast your
vote for them pronto.
There are soft French blue ones,
too, and the most fascinating green
ones, along with the useful beige,
the white and the gregg ones.
The color, however, isn't the only
high spot of enthusiasm you can
find for these new outer garments.
It's the way they are made that
will delight you even more.
Gone is all bunglesomeness. Gone
is that full-gathered effect that
made you look twice your size. They
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Answer to G.. c. and o. T.: To
counteract constipation the most per-
feet laxative to be found is Casca- Royal
Pills. Their action is very mild, pleas
ant and satisfying
S. A. H asks: ''Please advise a medi-
cine to aid in correcting a most dis
tressing kidney and bladder trouble.
Also l get headache and backache when
1 am on my feet for few hours"
Answer: A tonic diuretic medicine.
Balmwort Tablets, should give YOU aid
and relief as it has to so many of our
correspondents.
Miss NJ. X. asks: 81 am seventeen
and am troubled with pimples and
boils on my face and body. Would
like to know what to take"
Answer: To rid the blood of the
toxins causing pimples and boils, take
Sulpherb Tablets as a laxative blood
medicine.
B. B. G. asks: what would you ad-
wise to aid in overcoming painful mus
cular rheumatism
Answer: Obtain Cardiol Tablets and
take as per directions. to improve and
which cause rheumatism. To quickly
relieve the pain. take Su-thol Tablets.
Mrs. J. A. writes: 81 have been told
you recommend a fine soap that will
Danish perspiration odor. What is its
name 2"
Answer: Ask your druggist for med
icated CHEX Soap. 1t is splendid for
correcting body odor.
o. NJ. NJ. asks: "What is good for
1oosening mp stiff. sore joints? Or
binary liniments have failed to help"
Answer: Quick relief may be had
by rubbing the parts affected with
triple strength Mentho- Laxene Salve.
Mrs. o. S. J. writes: my daughter,
age Is. suffers terribly from periodic
pain. Can you recommend some safe
remedy for the pains apd aches 2"
Answer: A great host of our women
patrons now use 5-grain Su-thol tab
lets during their periods and find they
bring much comfort and relief. Have
your daughter try them.
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Sorority Plans
Formal Dinner
and Initiation

Initiation services will be held by
the Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority of
the Butler College of Education, Fri
day night in the ballroom at the
Antlers. A formal dinner in honor
of the initiates will precede the
ceremonies.
Miss Elizabeth Haynes, Hartford
City, and Miss Estelle Williamson,
Indianapolis, are in charge of din
ner arrangements. Decorations will
be cream colored tea roses, the So
rority flower.
Those to be initiated are:
Misses Kathryn Borman, Dorothy Esa-
mann, Marjorie Mcdonald, Grace Jay Nc
Intyre, Marceila Paden, Teena Postma,
Angelina Shaneff, and Irene Westfall, ali
Of Indianapolis; Misses Leah Margaret
Riker, Franklin; Anna Mae Seng, JASPER
and Hildred Trueblood, Eden.
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ty book. You may publish tb,. ,o..
If you wish" '"is letter
M MO ~ DSNILLE. w. VA.-Jake Grim.
mel z6f Jefferson Ave, writes 81,
a lew Ines TO let You know that RaIn'
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gie worked fne. One box did the work
Of Rairu ooIu an my friends of the value
AMIGO, WIS. = Gerald J. Rika
writes: Il have frequently recommend
ed Mentho- Laxene for coughs and coll,
put nave another to recommend which
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Su-thol Tablets. which NV wife bss
peen using for the last three years
p Si+I for pains. Sure does away
Win PAIN In hurry. etc"
CAPE NEDDICK. ME.-"After suf.
ierlng for several months with beIch.
ing OF gas and indigestion trouble. I
read your article in the Boston Her
ala where you recommended Triopen-
tine tablets for such ailments. ] mr.
chased box and after taking sew
eral doses was relieved of my trouble
10 some extent. Since | have finished
my second box. I can gladly say that
l am no longer troubled with indioae~
so good to be relieved of that tronhIe
and / hope others suffering as I did
may find equal benefits from Trionen-
tine tablets" (Signed) Miss Pauline
WASHINGTON c. H.. oHIo-u
slagle writes: 81 am forty wears old
ana farmer. / got acquainted with
Cadomene tablets through your ads
several years ago. Since then 7 have
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IKE a new man. / find them invaIuabla
TOT general weakness. general debility
and rundown condition of the svs.
tenn / have never used a remedy that
equals Cadomene"
BOSTON. MASS.-A noted physician
writes: Il report the perfect success
OF treatment with Medicated Cher Soan
IN case of a patient who had Iong
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Questions and Answers

x r A. writes: 1.-TWO years ago.
was nretty badly hurt in an automobile
accident and after spending two months
in hospital l expected soon TO De my
old self again. But I'm not. l am sun sun
terribly nervous. weak. can't sleep wen
and am so irritable that l go to pieces
when everything doesn't go just right.
Please, please help me if you can"
Answer: A weak. nervous. run down
condition such as yours. often follows
: long sickness or surgical operation.
You will have to brild up your Dlood
and strengthen your nerves before you
can expect the return of good health:
start taking Cadomene Tablets. blood
and nerve tonic. and continue over
period of several months.
Mrs. o. Y. writes: ct tried the vilane
Powder for catarrhal congestion in the
head and the results were amazing.
Now can you recommend something to
increase my weight. Am 10 pounds
underweight."
Answer: A most effective aid in
gaining weight is Hypo-Ntsclane Tab
let's. nutritional tonic.
G. O. S. writes. 81 suffer a great
stomach. bloating. belching. etc.
Answer: For Indigestion. dyspepsia
and such symptoms as you mention. the
use of Triopeptine Tablets Is advised.
They bring quick. welcome relief.
Mrs. W. B. writes; "All three Of
nv children have been out of school
for two weeks because of severe colds
and coughs Nothing we have used
has seemed to help them. What would
you suggest7"
Laxene and dilute it with sugar syrup
or honey. This is being used by thou
sands of mothers. because it Is quickly
effective. very inexpensive and contains
no opiates or chloroform to upset chill
dren's delicate stomachs.
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AItYnSaS VIII
Hold Valentine
Party at Club

Altrusa Club will hold an old
fashioned Valentine party Friday
night at the Columbia Club. Din
ner will be served at 6:15.
Members may bring guests and
colonial dress is optional. Bridge
and bunco will follow dinner. Ar
rangementS have been in charge Of
Miss Vera Morgan, chairman of the
program committee, assisted by her
committee.
Members of the local club have
been invited by the Kokomo club to
its birthday party Tuesday at the
Francis hotel. Miss Ada B. Rob-
inson is in charge of reservations
and transportation.
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REPLICAS OF NOTED
GEMS TO Be SHOWN

1.-THE Magic of Gems" will be the
subject of talk by Reginald Gar
stang at 2:30 Friday in the arcade
at the Marott hotel. A display of
replicas of many famous gems of
the world will illustrate the talk.
Included in the display will be
copies of the Orloff diamond, larg-
est of the Russian crown jewels;
the Hope diamond, and the Jubilee
diamond. The lecture is being
sponsored by the First Congrega-
tional church. More than two
hundred reservations have been re-
ceived. Additional ones may be
made with Mrs. G. j. Buchanan or
Mrs. Anna Sturtevant, both Of the
Marott,
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CLUB SECTION PICKS
NOMINATING GROUP

A nominating committee, COM
posed of Mrs. Louis H. Strrgis
chairman; Mrs. John r. Curry and
Mrs. A. G. Rasmussen was ap-
pointed at the meeting of the COM
munity welfare department of the
Woman's Department Club Wednes-
day. Election of officers will take
place at the March meeting.
Mrs. Christian Olsen, chairman.
presided at the business session,
Judge Frank P. Baker was speaker,
on Thoughts of Judge"
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Information Note: ANY product mo-,
TONED IN answers above can he mr..
cured. OF Hooks Dependable Drn..
stores; Walgreen's. Liggett's and All
druggists everywhere. al
Dr. Bakers Health and Beautv Re-.
OF 10 pages Of fascinating. inferestir,.
helpful information health and hea1;,.,
secrets. comments on love. courfshin
marriage. etc. together with free triai
packages Of Su-thol tablets and cass'.
Royal Pills. sent tn any address urse,.,
receipt of 10 cents coin. "V"n
Address: Medical Director. The glaeke
lece ST.. Dayton. Ohio. LII
Or. Lewis Baker died in November
1929. His successor. a thoroughly or
perienced physician. and his aeeociafeS
VIII continue serving the public in the
same courteous helpful manner that
DIR. Baker pursued for % years.
Clip the questions and answers abova
for future Observation-Disclosures
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lows a head cold and is caused by the
cold toxins producing more OF the
mucous excretions than can normany
drain down through the nasal pass
ages. AS the excretions accumulate,
thew become thick and ropy and the
not;ant suffers the most agonizing pain
in the regions just above or below the
Treatment consists of breaking up
the congestion and inducing the ex-
cretions to drain down through the
nose. To effect this. procure Vllane
Powder and mix with warm water, as
ner directions. Shuttle the solution
we'll up the nose and follow by insert
ing little Mentho-Laxene Salve up
each nostril Repeat every two hours
until the catarrhal excretions complete
ly cease.
This simpIe treatment is inexpensive
and seldom fails in bringing welcome
comfort and relief
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-18
MUSIC FEDERATION
DIRECTORS GATHER

Board of directors of the Indiana
Federation of Music Clubs met this
morning at the SEVERN, followed
by a luncheon at noon. Mrs. Jane
Johnson Burroughs, president, pre-
sided. Following the luncheon,
members of the committee in
charge of the state convention,
slated April 81, % and % at the
SEVERN, met with the chairman,
Mrs. Louise Gilman, Shelbyville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-18
KAPPA MOTHERS TO
MEET IN LUNCHEON

Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers
Club will meet Friday at the chap
ter house for luncheon. Mrs. Wem-
pie Dodds is luncheon chairman. A
program will include a costume
reading on Abraham Lincoln" by
Mrs. James L. Kalleen and violin
selections by Mrs. Arthur Mutter,
accompanied by Mrs. Leon Slack.
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Mrs. Rice Hostess

Mrs. D. E. Rice, 2035 North Me-
ridian street, entertained members
of the Wednesday morning express
sion class of the Y. w. C. A. at
luncheon following the regu-
lar class meeting. She is a men,
Der of the class. which is taught
by Mrs. Leo K. Fesler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-18
DELTA SIGMA NUS
PLAN "SHOWDOWN''

Four high school sororities and
one fraternity will present stunts in
the Delta Sigma M annual show
down Friday night at knights of
Columbus auditorium. The winner
will be awarded a loving cup.
Beta Bet Sigma sorority's stunt,
school Days" is being coached by
Misses Margaret and Mary Stark.
Miss Catherine Leppert, assistant to
Louise Powell at Arthur Jordan
Conservatory of Music, is directing
dancing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-18
WHITE CROSS GUILD
TEA ATTRACTS 900

The tea held Wednesday by the
newly organized White Cross Guild
at nurses home of the Methodist
hospital, was attended by more than
two hundred persons. Mrs. Brandt
G. Downey was chairman.
Mrs. Dwight Ritter, corresponding
secretary, has announced a mem
berShip of more than three hundred
and states that charter membership
will be held open until March. Mrs.
Samuel Carey has become a life
member.
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THANKFUL LETTERS

NORWOOD. OHIO-Herbert Palmer
Box %. writes: II suffered few years
with nasal catarrh and tried many
things without relief Reading the
Enquirer. ! came across DIR. Bakers re-
plies. / went to BOWS Drug Store and
got bottle of Vilane Powder. used as
directed. and can say it's the best rem
edy ! ever used. as j can breathe freeI
and sleep and eat better. ETC."
HAvERHILL. MASS.-Mrs. Pauline
F.untaine. 80 Willie St.. writes: Il
want to recommend Cadomene tablets
TO everyone who is nervous. half sick"
and rundown / was that way and
couldn't eat. sleep or do anything. A
friend advised me TO take Cadomene
and after taking only four boxes / feel
better and can do more work than /
have done in eight months. I am en-
closing 10c for your Health and Beau
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Sorority Initiates

Miss Alberta Sticking, 443l Win
throp avenue, entertained MEM
bers Of Beta chapter. Alpha Beta
Gamma sorority. Wednesday night.
Initiation was held for Mrs. Isa-
belle johnson, Misses Lottie Jack
son. Bessie Tomey and Louise Berry.
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H1Lmt PZnms Meet.

Traders Point Hunt will hold its
last meet at 2 Saturday, beginning
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin H. CreaI Following the hunt
there viii be party at the Uni
versity Club.
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Daily Recipe
SALMON SALAD

For use in salad, drain the
liquor from canned salmon
and break the fish into flakes.
Mix the fish lightly with
chopped raw celery. chopped
sweet, sour or dill pickle, and
a small quantity of dressing.
A tart cooked dressing is very
suitable. Arrange this mixture
on lettuce or crisp cabbage
leaves, garnish with more
dressing and serve at once.
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L h o s e who
h We suffered
with catarrhal
C o n gestion in
the head, will
tell you there
is nothing more
D a i n full, and
they are very
n e ar ri g h t.
U S u a IL V the
condition fol-
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exciting season-the outfit of red,
white and blue.
Have you written for your. bulle-
tin, telling you what color dresses,
hats and accessories are smart with
the different coat colors? Send a
stamped, self-addressed envelope to
Amos Parrish, care of The Times
New York Fashion Bureau, 500
Fifth avenue, New York.
Copyright. 1882. by Amos Parrish)
NEXT: You will want to read
what Amos Parrish has to say about
spring hats.
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A Days Menu

Breakfast
Baked apples, cereal,
cream, French toast, milk,
coffee.
Luncheon
Tomato rarebit on toast,
endive and lettuce salad
with French Dire ssin G,
filled doughnuts, milk,
tea.
Dinner
Crea m Of corn soup,
broiled h alibut steak,
French fried potatoes,
new beans, tomato-grape-
fruit and celery salad,
Boston cream pie, milk,
coffee.
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Health Questions Answered
BY The Late DR.. Lewis Bakers Associates

To Has Been
In the Coun-
In No Single nsanc
Has There Published
monia Letter
Physician
The Nome nugget., 1932-05-14
PLANNING WORLD FLIGHT
 MAYBE THRU NOME

Thomas Ash Jr.. pacifis coast fier living at Hollywood, Calif.. is planning round the world flight. A letter asking for infor- nation regarding landing fields in Alaska was received in Nome recently.
 MT. Ash asked for details on the landing beach at Solomon us- ed by Post and Gatty when they arrived here last spring, June 29. He also wanted to know the par ticulars of the Nome landing field together with information relative to the kind of gasoline. oil and other necessary supplies to help him on his way.
 The type of plane he plans on using was not divulged nor was the tentative date given when he planned to make the attempt.
 The Northern Air Transport. Inc, of Nome were rendered the letter and they replied in kind: to the effect that Nome was suitable for landing as was Solomon al though the beach at Solomon could not be used by a heavily loaded plane with hard. small wheels. They have also answered his enquiries as to the quality and quantity of gas and oil ob- tainable at Nome.
 Should such flight take place within the near future. the Nome Nugget will be on the lookout as always to gain first-hand informa- tion relative to preparations. plans and progress of such a flight to keep the public informed. No fur ther news or details of the pro- posed flight have been received to- date.
 In any event Nome may look forward to an interesting summer season with movie concerns, air plane activities. both international and commercial to keep the pub lie interest at all times