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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-06-24
Gynsy Time Is Here

With no end of gay colors, bright
scarfs and long full skirts with ruff
files, one can let the gypsy in her
soul have free rein this season.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-06-24

Vividly colortul and no-end eXcit-
ing is stunning new bag, belt and
glove set designed by Herbert Bien-
en-, in soft white leather embroid-
cred in multi-colored threads to
form an intricate all-over pattern
that is fascinating to look upon.
Note in the picture the smooth tai
lored lines of the fiat bottomed bag,
the side insertions of the gay en-
broidery of the white kid gloves and
the matching belt Just the right
splurge of color for any costume
and simply stunning worn with a
white Mexican sombrero hat bound
in red as illustrated
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-06-24

IN cooperation with local community
chorus committees. The performance is
free to the public and no tickets are
required.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-06-24

Soprano, who will have the distinction
Of being The first soloist to be heard
in the New Church, corner Of Warren
Street and Elm Hill Ave., TO be oc-
cupied by The members and friends Of
Charles Street Church, Sunday morn
ing, July 2. William A. Rhodes, or
qanist and musical director. will give
a short organ recital from 10 to 1890
o'clock. In the evening at 1870 o'clock
CorneNa Francisco. soprano will be
the quest soloist.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-06-24
GRAY for Travel. Too

Aside from being one of the sea-
sons more impor,ant shades gray
is a sp.end d ira :, nS color
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-06-24

Stacks this year are women's
Stacks. Predictions are made that
10 will be seen tn S summer to one
air last c"U,r':s
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-06-24

MISS MABEL E. GLOVER
Upon graduation from the Atlanta
University School of Social Work,
Atlanta, Georgia, last week, Miss
y. bel +. Glover was Immediately ap-
pointed interviewer with the Chatham
County Department of Public Welfare,
Savannah, Georgia. From a stand
INT of experience, training and abil-
. Miss Glover is well qualified for
d. work in which she is now engaged.
She is also a graduate of Georgia
State College and has had several
years Of experience in the social work
a teaching professions before en-
.tang the Atlanta University School
of Social Work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Chicagoan Awarded
$4,000 for Traffic
Safety Work
Prizes Presented by
G. ]. T. Foundation at
New York Dinner
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 13-Sidney j..
Williams Of Chicago. director Of the
public safety division, National
Safety Council, was given the 5000
grand award Of the c. I. T. Safety
Foundation last night as the indi-
vidual who contributed most in 1888
to the cause of highway safety.
Newspaper reporters. editorial
writer's. cartoonists and photogra-
pliers. along with radio stations
and an industrial motion picture,
were presented other awards at q
dinner at the Waldorf Astoria.
In making the principal award
to Mr.. Williams, Arthur o. Dietz,
president of the Commercial Invest
ment Trust, Inc. sponsor Of the
foundation, said there was a net
gain of 10 per cent in lives saved
during 1898.
This means" he added, that
the combined efforts Of all who are
working toward safety-our millions
of motorists, our State and civil
officials, as well as the safety ex-
perts-effected a saving of more
than 5000 lives during the year"
The newspaper awards included:
Reporters-Second $3.50. How
ard Wentworth. Washington Post;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
|ckes Authorizes Use
OF Canton Island
As Airline Base
Pan-Americon to Build
Piers, Romps for Stop
On New Zealand Run

Secretary of the Interior Ickes to-
day signed a license permitting Pan
American Always, Inc. to use Can
ton Island in the South Pacific
Ocean as an air base for its COM
mercial trans-Pacific transport serv-
ice between California and New
Zealand.
The ncerise was issued following
an agreement between the United
States and British governments for
the common use of Canton and En-
derbury Islands for international
aviation and communication. Juan
T. Trippe, president of Pan-Ameri-
can Always, represented his COM
| pany in the negotiations.
The department said the license
gives Pan-American Anyways per-
mission to erect on certain areas
of Canton Island and the adjacent
waters necessary structural facili-
ties, including piers and ramps into
the lagoon. In the event 1t Is found
necessary to relocate any of the
structures, 1t was said, Pan-Ameri-
can Always has agreed to do so at
its own expense.
British Use Provided.
The license incorporated express
arrangements which would permit
an air transport company, satisfac-
tory to the British government. to
use, on an equal basis. the facilities
which are to be erected on the island
on payment of a reasonable amount
to Pan American Always, based on
the cost of operation of such facili-
ties. In the event the air transport
companies are unable to agree on
the amount of payment or condi-
tons of use, the license provides
that such matters are to be decided
by mutual agreement between the
two governments.
The license was issued. the de-
partment explained, on the condi-
ton that all officers and directors of
Pan-American Always are Amer
lean citizens. that not less than
four fifths of its stock is held by
American citizens. and that all
pilots, flight. operating and ground
crews in the Canton Island service
also shall be citizens of this coun-
try. To safeguard these provisions,
the Pan-American Always agreed
to submit an annual affidavit to the
Secretary of the Interior covering
these conditions.
The air transport company, it
was said, further agreed to operate
only licensed aircraft Of American
registry in its transport service.
Small Coral Island.
Canton Island Is a dot of coral
formation, so to 600 yards wide
and surrounding a lagoon about
eight miles long. 1t was the scene,
about two years ago. Of the Ma
tional Geographic Society and
Georgetown University sun-eclipse
expedition. The little island is in
the Phoenix group about 1850 miles
southwest of Hawaii.
Along with Enderbury Island in
the same group Canton Island was
placed under the jurisdiction of the
Interior Department by President
Roosevelt in March, 1898. Coloniza- :,
ton parties were landed on both
islands the day after the transfers,
March 6 and Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13

fourth $50, Jack Drury, Nashville
(Tenn0 Banner; honorable mention
($25), Beverly Wallace. Macon (Ga)
Telegraph and News.
Editorial Internationally men,
ton ($25), e. Clay Ferree Winston
Salem IN. c. journal and Twin
City Sentinel.
Cartoonists-Third ($1OO), w. j.
Enright, Miami Herald; fourth $50 I,
George White, Tampa Tribune.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ($l50), r.
A. Reilly, Miami News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
TeIevision Stirs Dreams

Televiewers in England have COM
planned that. after seeing thrillers
on their home screens late at night,
their sleep is disturbed, so evening
television programs now end with
music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13
Third Wife Charges
Laurel Took First
On Honeymoon

BY the Associated Press. =.
LOS ANGELES. April 49,
Stan Laurels third wife, Illeana,
charged yesterday the Aim
comedian took his first wife
along on their honeymoon yacht
cruise. The Russian singers
charge was in an amended COM
plant for 81 900 monthly sepa-
rate maintenance.
She also charged Mr.. Laurel
once dug a grave in the yard
at his San Fernando Valley
ranch and tried to put her In it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-13

M Argument anE! Member eett ! Bob Job
ES ~ Vernon Kill" G g; l you
S;antrreodueed meto Pier'. II. s Crane.
beer!": And here's e, W. why ct IT,
one who tries Pier. .! praises :,
ne ea,sj always appetizins'
Evening star., 1939-05-05

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
J.. United States for the District Of CO.
the Matter Of HARRY SHAPIRO ITRAD-
ING AS HARRY SHAPIRO COMPANY.
NNEE9 Mains Ma Ave; s.W+ Res. 1880 z Street
In In b ABsnkruptcy No. 37es.-NoTICE OF
creditors OF Harry Shapiro of the City Of
IS hereby given that said Harry Shapiro
s:;.io mas been duly adtudsed a bankrupt on a
May. 1899, and that the first meeting Of
MS creditors viii be held at the once Of
she ne qndersigned Referee in Bankruptcy.
NV, Washington. D. c., on the 18th day
OF May, 1889. at ne-thiAy o'clock pm,
at which place and time the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims appoint a
trustee, appoint a committee Of creditors.
examine the bankrupt. and transact such
otner business as may properly come
before said meeting. FRED J. EDEN, Ref.
cree In Bankruptcy
Evening star., 1939-05-05
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

IN ,,I,a5 THE spIsTRIcT COURT OF THE
The Matter Of FRANCIS SCOTT RoBKRT-
SON. 1910 X Street NV, WASHINGTON.
3; P1ocs:dI0 c. PebtoT;LIn Bankruptcy No; S75I.
creditors of Francis Scott Robertson Of the
Sity Sy OF Washinston, District Of Columbia
,og.ot day Of m May; 1889 ths said Francis scott
stating stating that he desires to eject . COM
position or an extension of time to pay
his debts out Of his future earnings and
psayng psai,s1g that proceedings Be had UPON his
OF Chapter XIII Of the Act Of Congress-
relating to bankruptcy. and that meeting
ol his creditors will be held on the 18th
DAY 20 Of Nay Nay 1899. at three O'clock pm.
1nsatnbkrTDs,ck 1stb s5s SIC Jnvsstmsnt Building.
at which time, and place the said debtor
shall submit his plan for Composition or
tend. prove their claims. examine the
dentor, present written acceptances Of the
plan proposed by him. and transact such
Ss9r Ssher business as may properly come
peIole sald meeting. FRED ]. EDEN,
Referee in Bankruptcy
Evening star., 1939-05-05
GEORGETOWN

Here is NEW group Of homes overlook
ing the city and adjoining GOVERNMENT
PARKS on one of the HIGHEST ELEVA-
T1ONS In the city. Designed to follow the
old GEORGETOWN traditions and atmosphere.
Very finest construction. The interiors are
beautifully finished and decorated. Lo-
Gated on
39th ST. JUST NORTH OF T.
OPEN DAILY.
Priced from S6,75O to S7450. For fur
ther information call j. WESLEY BU
CHANAN Met 1143 TO pm
Evening star., 1939-05-05

Of land, TO acres, In nearby Md. One
Or all at S276 each. Box 127. Arlinston.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
IF YOU
BUILD

IN beautiful Barnaby Woods, in Chevy
Chase. D. c.. this spring We have available
for you 6O-ft wooded sites and many un-
usual plans for your inspection. II you
desire we can finance and dispose OF your
old home. Call Emerson 7065 or Emerson
SEALToR. EDW. r. CARR. BUILDER.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC:
ond trust loans and taxes; Deals closed
in "A hours. Small monthly payments.
W. T. CoTHERN. 913 New York ave. NV.
National 7416. 81
cHATTEI AND sEcoND-TRUsT NOTES
LANDER 9O7 Tower Bldg Met 1914
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES ON
D! G. real estate, PROMPT service P. ].
WAI9HE. NC. 107 Eye st. n " Natl. 646S:
MONEY TO LOAN ON End TRUST. Low
NEED CASH? REFINANCE YOUR HOME
on our easy payment plan We make End
trust loans quickly. reasonably, con1den-
italy. Colonial Investment Co.. 1922 l.
LET US REFINANCE YOUR
HOME FOR 41a% INTEREST ON
MONTHLY PAYMENTS. BROWN
BROS. CORP, DIST. 2724; Ewes,
WOODLEY 0432.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
1924 LEGATION ST. NV.

OPEN NOON TO PM DAILY
One of the prettiest streets in old Chevy
| Chase 1 block west of Conn. ave. An
attractively planned home on lot 5O'x150'.
| Gear garage; baths on end floor; 1st-
| floor lavatory; air-conditioned oil heat:
extra large rooms. Near al conveniences.
SIMPSON-PEAK CO.,
WILLIAM BOSWELL, SALES
p27 18th NV Met 3033
Evening star., 1939-05-05
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN ,,rE1ad THE sI1isT sDIsTRIGr e: e, coqRT OF THE
is4o M sitmore Street NV. wsshinston. hns4n.
D oF fr On ~ csEp aIss
johnson Of the City Of Wsshinston
1is.ric, I,vsr IT,. Of Columbia Notice is hereby
ton filed BY her on the End day Of May
areors and viii hf be hs sd s M the e Of hs s
Investment Bldg. 18th and < sts, NV:
Mas 1852 a. p two C. osoef he p eth at day which, I
attend. prove their claims. appoint a
examine the bankrupt. and transact such
said mesns FRED @ 0RTa GDEN 'G@s ReseTss Sss0Es in
Bankruptcy
United States for the District OF CO.
shs ain MstsF ao'Sns HRinEtuPtsy e.
FIRST oF s. s2e 2s
S5ed,tors Sa Of Archie l.. cTayer Of the City Of
IS Hereby given that said Arehie L. craver s
has been duly adjudged a bankrupt on
petition onh fled by him on the End day Of
Of the undersigned Referee in Bankruptcy,
sl9 Investment Bldg. 18th and < SITS.
of May iass at 9 tSe oeoeH asn $ qay
may attend. prove their claims. appoint
examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come be;
ksfer.s fs5s s.Is il sanf1apscy msst1ns FRED EDEN
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
sas sso4 Hstss csna. a sHRE oSs s.
so4IcE or P1RsF s1n1sHRsfh MEeffNe Sr cREbI-
q the she CITY q Gf sssf Dsss
said sadie Jones Nelson has been duly
that The nrst meetins o.. her creditors viii
ssss e nss a n es : Of shs hs
?: G; on the 18th d.y Of MAY, 1889 at
the said Y' creditor. - may % sttend % prove owe their @
claims. .ppoint trustee; appoint COM
@ mittes Of crsditoIs s;S. sSamipe . the bankrupt
g.CeEE GpEA 'Ga seserss Ss.ohs ssnkraptey' a t' NAD
IN THE D1sTRIcT COURT OF THE
Central Avenue NE. Washington. D.. c..
Ro4cE OF PT SinsfERtfz MHso e Or eRsD
TORS-To the creditors Of Roy w. Nelson
Of the City Of WASHINGTON. District of
Columbia: Notice is hereby given that
said Roy W. Nelson has been duly adjudsed
q bankrupt on a petition fled BY him
on the 2nd day of May. 1899. and that the
frst meeting Of his creditors will be held
at the once Of the undersigned Referee in
Bankruptcy, $40 Investment Bldg, 18th
and K .sts. NV, Washington. D. C., on the
am. at which place and time the said
;reditors may. attend, prove their claims,
examine the BANKRUPT. appoint 2 trustee;
transact such other business ~ may
properly come before said neettng. FRED
J. DEf, Referee In Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1939-05-05

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
J., United States for the District of Co.
the Matter Of MRS. FLo2D M, CRosE.
NARY HADLEY (also spelled HADLEIGHI.
l4O0 Farmont Street NV. Apt. Ala,
Washington. D. c., Bankrupt-In Bank
ruptcy No: 3770.-NOTICE OF FIRST
MEETING OF CREDITORs.-To the credi-
tors OF Mrs. Floyd M Rosemary Hadley
Of the City Of Washington, District Of
Columbia: Notice is hereby given that said
Mrs FLOYD NJ Rosemary Hadley has been
hled by her on the End day of May, 1899.
and that the first meeting Of her creditors
will be held at the once OF the under
signed Referee in Bankruptcy s19 Invest
ment Bldg, 18th and K sts. NV, WASH
1899. at two-thirty o'clock pm, at which
place and time the said creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint q
examine the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting. FRED j. EDEN. Referee in
Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
1101 VERMONT AVE.
STORES FOR RENT.

COHNEH 81.
One large suite available, with 4 private
ofices and reception room Reasonable
rent Apply bldg. supt. Phone Natl ql60.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
3215 5th ST. Sc.
statesmen.

We have the best new house coverage ii
Northwest Washington: Need two live.
ambitious. experienced statesmen Our
origanization is small. which enables us to
give you full cooperation in closing sales
Call at once for appointment If you want
quick results LESLIE D, MEASELl. 1887
Conn. ave Adams A5R3 s.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
H-O-TI-S-T-N-G
KENSINGTON. MD.

See this thoroughly reconditioned de-
tached home, on a lot 90xl65 feet. shrubs
and trees Contains large living room with
CHEEKY dining room. modern-equlpped
kitchen. Three large bedrooms and fioored
attic with stairway full basement. maid
room, lavatory and automatic heat, built
in garage A truly fine home at SS,950.0O
Call MIR T1SHLER. Dist. 90S0.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
LIQUIDATION.

Here's your opportunity to buy at less
than cost. on verv easy terms. We are
closed at a price less than the cost. Of
building 1t. Only l year old. in perfect,
condition. ; large rooms. tile bath and
an attic that. can be made into . add-
tional rooms Oil heat. bult-in garage.
on lot 7Oxl50 For further information.
till q n m
Evening star., 1939-05-05

LOIS FOR SALE.
LARGE WOODED TRACT. NEAR FOREST
os9osd es9 sG~o; osis IS month Call CLYDE HINES
CHOICE WOODED LOT IN BU1LT-UP SEC
nR ss4n WSestmonrsland Ssn nSl Hills. Discount. OWN
N NEAR sgPREME COURT: LOT II. SO. 1888:
reasonable. Lincoln 707s 80 80
WILL EXCHANGE BUILDING LOT m
y: z. 1or light pickup truck as part pay
nnr ment' sia Must be in good condition. Box
MUST SELL CHOICE HoMEsITE IN NEW
value for $3.50. owner. faa.0i1 Temple I e4s5-J'
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT. lO0xIs6, ON
Franklin :, st.. Chevy Chase View, Nd; sewer:
oWNERs.l slo ADAMS sss0Ga sos4 sao 0uS' sl'oo Can
povsIILd BUILDERS 5as oPRoRTuNIrY:
svaabie. Great demand in prospect for
employees en- I,S Of new torpedo plant. Priced
'l o & e x f. ,.
LoTs-ARLINGToN. S61o-seSs; NEAR
houses and Lee blvd. all improvements
BOSS REALTY. OK. 1921. 1914 N. Hudson,
BUnDERsLsPEc1AL ATTENTION.
Price. Five Hundred Dollars Each
.. Across street and next to new houses
section. sewer and water available. Lots
surveyed and title ready Can help finance
ao7 18th st. w NM n WARD Natl. 1858. I.
high elevation with many % oak. poplar % and i
se rss of lGt h best sF'ds s sh I'll. DTnsns Dopusr
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
NORTH RANDLE HIGHLANDs-s6OO.
Fine building site for BUNGALOW; near
Dupont Is1" PARK 31st st. near near g Sc. Worth
Sc. Lincoln 1000. Open sat. and Sun.
~ ADELgERr W. LEE; ,oo
ABOUT MILES BEYOND FALLS CHURCH,
$500 90. $500 cash. $1,000 per month
Larger areas II wanted. Evenings call Col.
'',:, nrls ( q sE SHOEMAKER as7 1856
LARGE WOODED LOTS.
No. 1-Bethesda, Md. 65x145', $1,000
sood.nd ssea 0's seessn U.s. Lsn'e5n e nv
about i mile past Bank Of Be
iSHfe HIGHEST CITY
ELEVATION.
No. ESQ. front on Alabama ave: Sc;
Rs ave W,sy oyerlo0kIns COX Fort
available. Excellent location for
spts Of = @ srSuD Of 'T iafse apt. bsidss' sa'
lof f4p4 fseF lnaalnsse eAFRf can DIST M a6so 2eS
Evening star., 1939-05-05

BEAUTIFUL GROOM STONE HOMA ON
l acre. II miles from Washington over
hard road: carefully constructed and
modern conveniences. full basement large
living room with stone fireplace, all oak
It is clear Of debt and truly quality
house at the price of S695O: $3.50 down.
bal: SEQ peE mo. See MASON HIRsI.
pike. Phone Alexandria s69-J-1. Closed
Evening star., 1939-05-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

NEW. CORNER TWO-sToRY BRICK
HOUSE as modern as today Sold direct
from builder, that assures you utmost value;
S.. $50. 4S42 Davenport st. NV. Emerson
Evening star., 1939-05-05
LADIES. ATTENTION!

Do you need 3 bedrms. that will take 8
full-sized beds or more? Do you need
kitchen you can use instead of the din.
rm? Do you need real bathrm? Do
you want a recreation rm.? Automatic
heat, elec. refs.? Do you want the con-
veniences OF schools. stores. transportation
If so, inspect 1927 Franklin st. ne. today
Evening star., 1939-05-05
eARkAS WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR COLoRED-25 TO 80 ACRES, NEAR
state road, within 10 miles OF District line
substantial cash payment Box 31S-D Star.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-08

The Fire Department was call ed by an alarm from box 33, last evening about 9:30 pm. With the motor truck and caterpillar equipment both rushing to the call, it was discovered that a cabin on Belmont Point was ablaze. The "Cat" rig proceeded across Dry Creek, but the fire had too much headway with a strong wind blowing, and burned to the ground. The cabin was in- habited by Little Phillip" an Es- kimo. He was ill and had been safely removed before suffering any injuries. The fire appeared to have started from an over heated stove.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-08

to ascertain if the amount is sufficient to cover the necessary improvements.
 On motion, next Tuesday was designated the Annual meeting when 10 directors will be elected.
 Messrs Cameron, Givan and Rydeen were appointed as a nominating committee to pres ent names to the meeting also this committee will receive res ervations for the luncheon.
 The luncheon will be some thing special the Chamber trea- sury will pay the extra cost, the members and visitors to pay the regular price of 50 cents. Ma tional Grocery Company through Ed. Seidenverg will furnish the
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-08

luncheon to be held at noon Fri day at the Nevada Grill it was announced. Those nominated were: E. B. Fisher, Geo. Madsen, Jimmy Barnette, Larry Calvin Howard Lobbley, Wilfred Bou- cher, Ike Jensen. Russell May hard, Ralph Lomen, A. A. Daue Alvin Polet, Carl Wourinen, Ed Seidenverg, Charles O'Leary Jerry Harney, Mrs. Wm. F. Bar Der, Mrs. H. F. Paterson, Mrs Geo. Madsen, Fred Rohn and Chas D. Jones.
 The subject of another Queen Contest in Nome, the winner, to take part in the selection of a Miss Alaska at the Ice Carniv- al, came up and definite action was left to the new board to be elected Friday. Further particul- ars are expected to be announc- ed Friday as the 1889 Board gets under way, for the winter season of sports and fun in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-08

Another class of new candi- dates were initiated into the Loy al Order of Moose last Monday evening and the attendance was much better than expected due to the severity of the weather that evening. Light refreshments were served following the meet ing. The Dictator appointed C. c. Tanner, Russell Maynard and Harry Nelson as a committee to make arrangements for the big Moose Roundup and Moose meat dinner and dance which will be given as previously announced, Saturday, March 4th, at IOOF hall. Further details will be an- nounced later.
 Pilot Sig Wien made a frieght trip to Taylor yesterday. No pass engers were carried either going or coming.
The Nome nugget., 1939-02-08
Nome Kennel Club
 Had Busy Session
 At Today'S Luncheon

The Board of Directors of the Nome Kennel Club and others interested in the activities for this winter were guests at a luncheon today of the Club, at the Nevada Grill. The financial reports of the Secretary-treasurer were read, and upon motion duly passed. approved and ordered filed.
 Communications were read from interested parties in Fair banks inviting Nome to partici- pate in the 1889 Fairbanks Ice Carnival and Dog Derby, to be held March g, 10, Il and 12.
 Discussion ensued concerning the formation of a Ski Club to arrange competition for the Ski Trophies donated by Archie M Shields, of the Pacific Alaska Fisheries. These trophies were donated year ago, but due to the scarcity of snow last winter at Nome, no races could be held.
 Nominations of directors for this year were made and includ- ed the following. Election of the 1889 board will take place at a