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Evening star., 1937-09-20
WORTH SEEING.

3a1s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
6-rm. brick house. tile bath h VIII. ga
Yage. House is newly reconditioued. Lovely
shade trees in front. Convenient to stores,
transporta ton and theater. 5000, on
reasonable terms.
OPEN . TO 5 PM. DAILY.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
~ a 4
Evening star., 1937-09-20

PONTIAC, 1888 convertible coupe; excel
rack; new top; heater; ali good tires:
here is a buy; S245. C, c. c. guaranty.
Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st. NV
Natl. 33OU. Open evenings closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1937-09-20
FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
NORTHEAST.

$500 Cash. S55 Monthly.
II YOU are looking for a real home.
don't fail 10 see this before buying: 6
fooms. Colonial brick. beautiful colored
oath. ELABORATE kitchen. completely equip
peo: daylight basement: automatic heat.
large 4ot. brick garage. perfect location
BEITZELL,
1913 x St NV. DIST. 3lOO.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16
How Much Will ICet When ! knl
 65Years of Age
Cor Immediate Release)

Cor Immediate Release)
 JUNEAU, Alaska,-'HoW much will get when I'm 65?"
 That is one of the questions most frequently asked about the Social Security Act. The answer is that those employed after Dec ember 31, 1886, and who become 65 years of age after January l, 1922, will receive monthly bene- fits ranging between $lO and S85 and depending on the total am- ount of their earnings.
 "The amount of monthly bene- fit to which an eligible individual is entitled" said Hugh J. Wade, in charge of the Alaska Office Of the Social Security Board, Will be computed as follows: one-half of one percent of the first S3,ooo of total wages from employment between December 31, 1856, and the date of the individuals oo'h birthday: plus one-twelfth of one per cent of the next S42,OOo ot the total wages; plus one-twenty- fourth of one percent of any ann ount by which his total wages exceed $45,OOO.
 'As an example we may take a worker who will be 30 years old in 1887, and whose wages from employment included under the Old-Age Benefit provisions will be $2,OO0 each year after 1886 and until he is 65 years oio' When he is 65 the total of such
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16
Nome Basketball Team

The lineup of the Nome Basket ball team for last Thursdays game was as follows:
 Forwards: Carl Wournen and Herschel King, Center Chuck O'Leary, guards Jack Humling and Jim Davidson, substitutes Andy Roberts and Tony Ro.ando. Davidson is coach and captain of the Nome team and Humling is business manager.
 The Nome basketball team at the Carnival, is the first competi tive team sent out by Nome since 1908, according to Jim Davidson, coach and captain of the group The sports party is composed of seven basketball players, but there are g persons in all from Nome taking part in the Fair banks Ice Carnival festivities.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16
U. s. Court Doines

The Grand Jury, reported to be ready to render it's final report to tn District Court at 3 pm. today, was unable to complete it's busi- ness at that time, according to its statement o Judge J H s Mori son at that time.
 Cour was adjourned until to- morrow, when the Grand Jury was admonished to be ready to submit its final report. Judge Morrison urged the Grand Jury to proceed as rapidly as possible and not be a cause of delay to further trials and business of the court.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16
IS MOST SUITED FOR
 COMMUNICATION TO
 ALASKA NORTHWEST
(By The Associated Pressl WASHINGTON, D C March 1f

(By The ASSOclated Press
 WASHINGTON, D C March 16 General Malin Craig, Chief of Staff, announced that the War Department had selected Tacoma as the site for the first of ser ies of Army air bases to be esta- blished in strategic areas.
 He told the House appropria- tions committee studying the an nual supply bill, that Tacoma had been chosen over proposed loca- tions in Washington, Idaho, and Oregon. after the survey board had stamped it the best located and most advantageous of ac- quirement".
 The new depot is to be known as the Northwest Air Base and is to be designed primarily to es tablish and maintain Army Air Force communications with AL aska and the Pacific Northwest.
 It embraces the Pierce county airport consisting of about nine hundred and sixty acres, the land being given free 10 the gov ernment.
 Craig said that final acceptance was contingent upon the appro- priation by congress of sufficient funds for the acquisition of ap- proximately three hundred and fifty acres intervening between the airport and Fort Lewis-an estimated cost of sixty thousand dollars.
 He has asked for an additional six hundred and twenty five thou sand dollars to begin construc- ton and improvements to enable its utilization as an airbase at an early date"
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16
)oinggs Legislature
topeclal 10 the Nuoget)

tSpeclal 10 the NuogeD
 JUNEAU, March 16, - Four major soc.al security legislation items are slated to come before the extraordinary session of the Alaska Legislature which con venes th:s Friday, March 18th.
 One bill is necessary to create a department of welfare to ad minister in the Territory. Anoth CT is to deal with old age assist ance, and two bills will probab- ly be offered, one dealing with dependent children and the other with unemployment compensa- ton.
 Bills for a welfare department, and unemployment compensation was introduced in the regular ses ion but were not acted upon.
 No legislation other than social security can be considered at the special session.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16
Tacoma Is Selected as Northwest Army Air Base
Monosokuo Now An Independent
 State Of China
lBy The Associated Pressl

(By The Associated Press)
 Peiping, China, March Is, - Unconfrmed reports from the north reached here that new nation similar to Manchoukuo had been carved out of Chinese territory, and had been proclaim ed independent.
 Missionaries reported that Mon gol hores in northern China had christened the new state, located in northern Chahar province, Mongokuo.
 They said the territory embrac- ed by Monogokuo was roughly the size of Hoi, and was bounded on the west by Suiyuan province, and on the north by outer Mon- golia, on the east by Jehol and on the south by the Great Wall.
 The capital setup is at Chap ser. Leaders asserted the indepen dence of the new state,
 Who is at the head of the gov ernment is not known, although Mongol Prince Ten Wang, who is of the national government, was chartered under Japanese in fuence, is believed to be playing a prominent role, Numerous Jap anese advisors are attached to him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16
NOTICE TO VOTERS

The Poll Book for the registra- ton of voters for the forthcoming Municipal and School Board el- ectiOn has been open since Feb ruary 17th, and will close on Sat urday, March 27th, 1937. Elec- ton takes place April 9th.
 M. J. WALSH,
 City Clerk
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16
Personals Of
 Nomeites At
 Ice Carnival
From Fairbanks News Miner
 Assisted Miss Nome

Mrs. o. S. Weaver of Nome assisted Miss Marguerite Lee, Mss Nome and later chosen Miss Alaska, in her wardrobe and oth- CT preparations for the All Alas ka' beauty contest at the Moose Hall Thursday night. Both Mir. and Mrs. Weaver are visitors to the Ice Carnival, With rooms at the Nordale Hotel. Mir. Weaver is president of the Northern Light & Power Co.,, and of the Alaska Telephone Go. at Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16
Roosevelts Will Spend Wedding
 Occasion Apart

tBy The Associated Press)
 WASHINGTON, D C March 16 The Franklin D. Roosevelts will observe their thirty second we'd ding anniversary tomorrow, apart
 The President is vacationing at Warm Springs, Georgia, and Mrs. Roosevelt is talking at Shawnee, Oklahoma, on a lecture tour.
 This is their first anniversary apart since they came to the White House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16

The Nome Daily Nugget carries several forms of printing blanks for your convenience - Dredge Logs. thawing and drill reports, Mining Deeds, Placer and Lode Location Notices. Vouchers, and Speciel Power of Attorney forms.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16
Still To Early
 Get Number Of
 Income Returns
b> The Associated Press |

BN np ASSOcldCeO tFeSSi
 TACOMA, March 16, - En- f!oyees of the bureau of internal revenue office for Washington and Alaska continued to dig from under the largest avalanche of income tax returns in several years following the deadline last night.
 Thou, ands of returns are ex- pectcu 10 arrive today and ton,or row, since many are believed to have placed their returns in the mail last night.
 Thor Henricksen, acting inter- nal revenue collector was unable to estimate the total number of returns.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16
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fits. With annual wages of 5000 yearly for 45 yrs, his total wages for the purpose of determining his federal monthly old age retire ment benefit will amount to $135,O00 at the age of 65. This will entitle him to the maximum benefit of $85. Computed on the percentage basis outlined above his benefit would be more, but S85 is the upper limit set by the Social Security Act itself"
 Should a qualified individual die after he has been receiving benefits" MT. Wade explained,
 tContinued on Page Two)
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16

wages would be $70,000, and this amount would be the basis for computing his monthly old age retirement benefits. He will be entitled to a monthly retirement benefit of S6042.
 'We may also take the case of worker who will be 20 years old in 1887, and whose average wage after 1886 will be $500 each year from an including en- ployment until he is 65. If this annual wage is solely from one employer in any one year, only S3,000 of his annual wages will be counted to determine his bene
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-16
Miss Nome HonOred

A luncheon in honor of Miss Marguerite Lee, Miss Nome and later chosen Miss Alaska, was given at Gerald's Cafe at l:3o pm. Thursday. Those present were Miss Lee, Mrs. o $ Weaver Mrs. Dave Runyan, Mrs. Roy 5. Earling, Mrs. Al Winkler, Mrs. Rex Swartz, Mrs. Noel Wien. Wrs. Ted Kramer, Mrs. Wm. Ar thrus. Mrs. Vim. H. Bloom, Mrs. Robert Maskie and Mrs. Leon- hard Seppala, all of whom are known as Nomeites.
 Miss Alaska Float
 A gorgeous float for Miss AL aska and her court was complet
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Evening star., 1937-11-28

Pattern 1884. CASUAL TWO
PIECE SUIT. This charming
suit, worn by Joan Bennett. has
daring bias-cut skirt and short
jacket of casual lines giving full
emphasis to two large patch
pockets and wide revers. The
plaid wool fabric is a smart
choice for resort and spring, and
the suit Is simple enough, too, to
look well under heavy winter
coats. Pattern Is designed for
sizes IL, IA, 16, 18, 20 and 40 80
to 40 buSt). Size IA requires 3
yards Of 54-inch material and
~ yards Of 39-inch material TO
line Jacket.
Evening star., 1937-11-28

Pattern H-32e8. FIVE
O'CLOCK FROCK. In this
open season for the tea dan
SAINT. cocktail hour and din
ner dance you will want this
pretty two-Diece dress to see
you smartlv through all
Informal festivities. The
fabric used Is lame. but a
pretty choice. too. would be
velvet or satin. The top CT
the dress. deftlv fitted and
with haring pep!um. can be
worn as a smart blouse with
q full-length evening skirt,
giving unusual variety TO
your wardrobe. Pattern IS
designed for sizes IA. 16. l8,
20 and 40 (32 to 40 bust
Size 16 requires 4A yards of
39-inch material.
Evening star., 1937-11-28

Smart Styles Easily Made
A charmingly youthful afternoon
frock, a casual two.piece suit, and a
five o'clock frock in two.piece style.
There's an easily followed pattern with
sewing guide for each.
Evening star., 1937-11-28
ADDrOpriatAlV

AFTERNOON FROCK. Appropriately
softly hared skirt
enoef wa accensea oy snor pune9 e
and
39inch
lh-yard edgng
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
NOTICIAS De =.
INTERES LOCAL
Ell luchador encarcelado. -
Acuerdo del Ayuntam;ento. -
Sentencias del juez Mack. 49,
Ginesta miembro Distinguish.

-Esta siendo atendido hoy por
un medico y I'm dentista ell Sr.
Charles G. Mullen, miembro de
la comisi6n de boxeo de Benja-
min Field, a quien Ell lunes por
la noche agrediera uno de los
mul:hos malos luchadores que
han pasado por ell cuadrilatero
de los artilleros, Deniz Lentz,
de & amos, de Chicago. Hasta
ell momento de ser lanzado del
cuadrilatero por recommendation
del empresario Cazafa, que asi
Sc 10 pidi6 a la comisi6n, Lentz
hacfa ell papel del d6bil ridfculo,
porque SUI contrario lie habia
puesto uno de los brazos en- la es
palda Y ell hembre hacfa contor-
stones Y Sc "retorcfa de dolor."
Mucho de 10 que suede en-
Benjamin Field sc debe a la
complacepGa de Ia propia conf
sion, que va es complacencia de
hace muchos amos. Ell mai pudie
La gaceta., 1937-03-03

dias, han sufrido averias a con-
secuencia de la explosion de nil
mas lanzadas por los fascistas.
Los facciosos dicen por la Ra
dio haber capturado q Venta del
Diablo, cerca de Zaragoza, des-
pues de apoderarse de unas al
turas que dominan a Portal Ru-
bio.
Las noticias leales niegan We
racidad a los despachos de los
insurgentes.
La Radio "franquista" comu-
MICA ell arribo a Salamanca de
Roberto Cantalupo, el embaja
dor de Mussolini. En- esta soma
ma presentara sus credencialeS
al general Franco. La ceremo-
MIA Sc efectuara en- ell edificio
del ayuntamiento.
La gaceta., 1937-03-03

ra ser facilmente remediado ext
giendo mayor lin va" de la
empVesa de luchas. -
-Esta noche Sc reunira ell Co
mite sEjecutivo de La VerbeAa
del Tabaco, en- ell Local de la O.
mara de Concrete de YbSf.
Asuntos de gran importancia
exigen la asistencia de todos los
senores del executive.
-Bajo la acusaci6n de haber
tratado de robar y asaltar a Wi
lie Y Walter Gay, de Plant City,
ingr6saron aver en- la carcel del
condado los j6venes Maynard
Brown Y G.. C. Chesnut. La acu-
saei6n Sc jur6 por ell diputado
,Eberhart, a las 6rdenes del she
riff Mcleod.
En- la session celebrada ano-
che ell ayuntamiento acordo
construir una sala para conven-
clones de turistas, de modo que
la convention del ano pr6ximo
pueda verificarse en- esta ciu-
dad. Tratase de los turistas que
viajan EN- "trailers", mas como
cidos tambien por los viajeros
de "la lata". La construction, Sc
gun 10 calcplado, no costarfa
menos de $4,000 y no mas de
Sic, 500. Asistieron los represen
tantes de los turistas de varias
Ell abogado Sparkuuan,
de la comisi6n de DO
xeo de Benjamin Field, anunci6
aver que Sc hara cargo de aeu-
sar ante los tribunales, pidfen-
do para el pena de carcel, al lu-
Deniz Lentz, agresor del
comisionado Mullen. Lentz sc
encuentra en- la carcel y dice
que estaba cansado de tener que
'tirarse', por orden de los en-
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
LAS MILICIAS TIENEN RO-
DEADOS A TOO FACCIOSOS
EN- Ell SECTOR DEL
JARAMA

Madrid, Mario 3.-Una co
lumna rebelde de TOO hombreS
esta rodeada en- ell sector del rio
Jarama y carece de las provi-
stones necesarias para resistir
sin peligro de captura. Los fac
closes avanzaron y los leales les
dejaron pasar, rodeandolos des
pues.
Ell dfa de aver fue de rclativa
tranquilidad en- todos los fren-
ties, a causa del viento frio de la
sierra. Los aeroplanos no des =
pegaron en- TODD Ell dia.
Al este de Motril, en- Gaul =
chos, los insurgentes atacaron y
fueron derrotados.
Los facciosos utilizarou la ar
tilleria Y despues iniciaron tres
ofensivas, una detras de la o.
ira, siendo rechazados en- las
tres Y sufriendo grandes bajas.
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
resarios, ante luc Adores infe-

p~resarios, ante lrcAdores infe-
riores a 81. Asegura que I'm gol-
pc recibido en- la cabeza, duran
tie ell match, lie lego a realizar ell
ataque. sin saber verdaderamen
te 10 qre hacfa.
Ell juez Julian w. Mack,
de la corte federal, Impulse aver
las siguiertNs sentencias: D. K.
Wallace, acusado de transpor-
tar TN autom6vil robado, fue
condenado a dos amos en- Attain
ia; por violaci6n de la ley de
impuestos interiors;, con bebi :
das alcoholics, fueron condo :
nados Leonard Martini dos a.
nos; Dave Smalley, tres meses
en- la carcel del condado; Char
lie Thomas, dos amos, en- Attain
ia; Thomas R. Thompson, dos
amos en- Atlanta y %sentencia sus
pendida; Bernice Mundy, dos
amos en- la prisi6n de mujeres,
sentence asuspendida; E. H.
Whidden, seis meses en- la car
eel del condado; Jack Whidden,
seis meses de carcel, y J. R. Du-
rance, os amos en- Atlanta, SEN
sentencia suspendida; E. H.
de buen comportamiento.
I'm jurado declare aver cul
pables a los esposos Ruth y j. L.
Irwin de robar joyas, por valor
de $500, al turista William j.
Kipphut. Sc cOmeti6 ell delito ell
pasado IA de diciembre. Los Ir-
win no declararon. Acusaron Ell
asistente fiscal Jose Spicola y
r. G. Ellsworth en- calidad de
a:usador especial.
-
Ell juez Petteway, de la cor
to de 10 criminal, impuso aver
las siguientes penas: L. F. Will
La gaceta., 1937-03-03

son, 80 dias, por gaiar un auto
m6vil estando borracho; Gin
ton Roberts, 500 de multa por
con descuho; Teodoro Re
&nson, SO dias, por rohar nue.
En- una opinion mandada
por escrito a la junta municipal
electoral, los abogados CONSUL
torres del ayuntamientos Sres.
McMullen y Marsicano, opinan
que Sc puede revisar la decision
dada en- ell sentido de que eran
insuficientes las firmas de ciu-
dadanos presentadas por la Jun
ia del Real Estate.
+ Una comisi6n presidida per
w. Lesley Brown, senior que as
pira a SER administrator de la
ciudad, pidi6 que la junta no
emitiera fallo alguno hasta ell
viernes, con ell fin de que Ell in
forme de esns abogados pudiera
ser estudiado por elleA Los in
dividues del Res State, que lie
varon a esta ciuad a la ruina,
con sus especulaciones, AFRICAN
Ell deseo de convertirse en- un
factor politico.
Ell Club de Muchachos de
West Tampa seleecion6 aver CO
mo su miembro mas distinguido
en- ell ano 1867, al joven Hec-
tor Ginesta, estudiante de Ia u
niversidad de Tampa y gradua-
do del institute de Plant. Gines-
ia es un atleta de merito y per-
tenece a los mpchachos explo =
radores. En- los amos anteriores
fueron escogidos HALEY Renco-
mo, Gus Pelaez, Manue. Castro,
Fred Fox, Ball Sarmiento y
Abreu.
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
LLEVADA A ROSAS UNA
NINA
Arrib6 Roberto Cantalupo

Barcelona, Mario 3-Una mi
ma flotante arrojada lpor un
barco faccioso fue recogida fren
tie a cabo Circus y levada a Ro-
sas, donde Sc la examinara.
Dos vapores, en- los ultimos
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
VIOLADA UNA NINA
DE SIETE AMOS

Miami, Mario 3.-Una nina
de siete amos que Sc dirigia DIES
de la escuela a su domicilio, fue
metida en- I'm autom6vil por un
hombre, llevada a los bosques y
violada. FL criminal dej6 DIES =
pues abandonada a la criatura,
desaparecjendo. La policfa y los
diputados del sheriff esperan
capturar a la bestia humane.
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
~D CRONIN EN- SARASOTA

LEGO aver a Sarasota ell di-
rector de los Medias Rojas de
Boston, Joe Cronin. Espera Gro
min resolver ALI las dificultades
de sueldo con Jimmy Fox y el
pitcher OstRrmueler.
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
~ALFONSOeSE FUE
DE "JONRON"

Pra-ticando aver con las Abe
jas de"Boston, en- st. Peters :
burg Sc fue de "jonron' ell no
table catcher Alfonso Lopez. Ell
batazo 10 .aplic6 sobre una cur
va de Danny MacEayden.
La gaceta., 1937-03-03
NO Z Ell PITCHER
nelly

No arrib6 aver al campamen-
to de los Senadores, en- Orlando.
ell pitcher Kelly, adquirido del
club Albany, de Ia Liga Inter-
nacional.
Keil6 habia embarcado por
tren, en- Richmond, Va.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-04-29
Uncle Sam Will
Soon Be Biggest
Land Owner Shown

WASHINGTON QPS)-The fed
ecal government is rapidly becom-
ing one of the greatest land and
home owners in the country.
Recently, Chairman John F.
Fahey of the Home Owners Loan
Corporation disclosed that he eX-
pocted the HOLC to foreclose on
10000 homes in the next IS
months.
The Farm Credit Corporation,
created like the HOLC to help carry
debt burdened owners through the
depression, also is accommodating
millions of acres of farm land
Up to now, the Farm Credit Ad-
ministration has foreclosed on g..
5000 acres of farm land. 1t has
foreclosure actions pending on ap-
proximately 100000 Iacres more
and before the year is out many ad-
Gitional foreclosure proceedings will
be instituted.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-04-29
FEDERAL ACTIVITIES CONSOLIDATED
IN COOLIDGE TO REDUCE OVERHEAD

Offices Of the National Farm Loan
and Florence consolidated
henceforth be building Coolidge
the by W.
who has been des 9nated
June l. 4 ~
Secretary Wilbur has
be available the Coolidge office
o'clock, Saturdays,
till noon the office to be dark Saturday afternoons
Asked by The Exam
the National
secretary wilbur stated that the action
namely to overhead
Franklin Roosevelt for
business carried the end
that the farmers and ranches
transact
Production National Farm Loan
at centrally located Il
The by Mr. Jones
are the most elaborate to be
asset to this community Secretary valuable
add ton to the life
will be devoted by Secretary to work
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-04-29
Small Number Of
'Texicans' Attend
Sunday Morn Meet

Texas Day was observed at the
Casa Grande Ruins here last Sun
day morning. The basket dinner
and somt old-time musice were the
mean features.
DR.. VIM. Jackson and J. ]. Bugg
were there to be masters of cere-
monies had their been any. Deputy
Sheriff Asa Gardner and Constable
Ed. e. Stringer, both of whom are
alleged "Texicans," were there,
but not as miniOns of the law. They
were there to eat, and they did.
Three carloads of bluecOats-
Arizona highway patrolmen were
there, evidently also to eat, since
there was nothing in the nature OF
a traffic jam, and practically all OF
those who were present knew how,
when and where to park their cars.
But the TeXicans did not mind the
bluecOats since the wind did not
blow.
Less than fifty cars were parked
and they brought an estimated at
tendance of less than 800 persons
to the Ruins for the occasion.
The event was well advertised
and the small attendance is att
tributed to too many attractions
being staged the same day-the
rOdeo and a baseball game. Next
year it is hoped more "TeXicans'
will be present.
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-04-29
LEGION'S RODEO IS SIGNAL SUCCESS

grounds and assisted by Eddie
Collins and Dick Lacy the crowd
were WE'LL supplied with refresh
ments.
There were 25 calf contestants.
and SO calves were tied. 1t is es-
timated more than 1000 people
witnessed the events. Already the
Legion Post are planning for an
other rOdeO to be held in November
on a much large scale.
Announcement was made by the
American Legion and the Auxiliary
that all money taken in above the
expenses connected with the dance
and the entertainment at the fair
grounds would be held in trust for
any worthy charity that develops
at any time in this community
The Coolidge examiner., 1937-04-29
Julia Mae England
Florence Girl Will
Compete For Medal

Julia Mae England of Florence,
who was last years county champ
ion in the National All Food Pre-
paratiOn Contest, plans to try for
state hOnOrs this year, as she will
he unable to again compete for the
county medal. She is boosting the
contest among 44H girls as she
thinks it a fine and valuable eX-
perience. 1t permits them to take
part in any improved food projects
such as selection of healthful and
economical menus meal preparation
md serving, table decorations for
~2riCus occasions and so on. Work
in demonstrations and judging con-
tos,S, and exhibits also count in
|#Vor CT contestants.
The contest is conducted by club
."0'-rs and provides besides coun-
T." 1'e '2'5 an al!expense trip for
7.2' champions 70 the National A.
Il Sub Can@rtss il Chicago in De-
m&o". They viii compete tor
rhTa ~5h college scholarships of
400 $500 and 5000 provided with
al atS~r price by the makers of
the Several-Electrolux kerosene
ODG' ed refrigerator.