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Nogales international., 1940-06-08
MISS FARRIOR BACK

Miss Mary Verne Farrior, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Harry " Far
rior, returned Monday from a sew
eral months visit in Indiana and
southern states.
Nogales international., 1940-06-08

Miss Margaret Leavitt of New
York City arrived Saturday to- spend
| the summer at the home of her
nephew, T. L. Hall, and family, on
, Crawford street.
*******
Miss Helen Lewis returned to her
home in Long Beach Wednesday ST.
ter several days visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Hall as the
guest of Miss Virginia White.
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Miss Mary Ann Myers and Miss
Marion Kelly were initiated into the
Order Of Rainbow For Girls Thurs
day evening. Following the cere-
mony, refreshments were served.
A***aas
Victor Wager, Jr, Is expected
back tomorrow from a fishing trip
to northern Arizona.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Howe
left Sunday to make their home in
Phoenix.
Mrs. Chester Rose is the proud
owner OF a new Oldsmobile car.
Nogales international., 1940-06-08
BACK FROM ST. LOUIS

Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Zacha-
rias and son Billy returned Sunday
from st. Louis where they were call
ed by the critical illness of Mr..
Zacharias' father, whose condition,
they said, is much better. Mr..
zacharias reports that numerous
plants for the manufacture of air.
planes are being erected in St. Louis
and that the government is train
ing aviators at each airport they
passed on the trip to and from st.
Louis.
R#**#x#
Mrs. Helen lvancovich of San
Francisco and Miss Leonie Boutall
OF Tucson were guests this week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Rose en- Smelter street.
Nogales international., 1940-06-08
X X :. + X i.::..::

Mr.. and Mrs. George Reade White
and daughters Susan and Carol of
Tucson were guests this week cf
Nogales relatives.
Nogales international., 1940-06-08

Mrs. Spencer Barkell (Cecelia
Temple) arrived yesterday from
Phoenix for a ten day visit at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Clemen-
tine Temple, on Crawford street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rose and
son Louis and daughter Maxine
left yesterday to spend the week.
end with relatives in Tucson.
.*#****
Mrs. Harry v. Farrior, Mrs. Flora
Igo and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rose
we're visitors in Phoenix the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis EScalada have
returned from Ada, Okla, where
they visited Mrs. Escalada's parents
Mrs. Herman Medlen is returning
Thursday from a visit with relatives
in Kentucky.
Nogales international., 1940-06-08

Mrs. Chester Rose is the proud
owner of a new Oldsmobile car.
Nogales international., 1940-06-08

CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday-MaSseS at $50, 8 and 10.
Rosary at 7:30 pm.
Weekdays-Mass at $50.
Nogales international., 1940-06-08

Don't miss this all
new material wash
bleached and mang-
led.
Evening star., 1940-04-24

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Md ACRE, GAR, : BEDRMs. BATH.
s Wasel R0.e; eies eissr oMNER serxsn @ ~ sS
4-RM. HOUSE AND Y a. OF GROUND. ON
os aast Syd :ac :s fsi p r4oss g. As h:sf
VIRGINIA, GOLF AND COUNTRY. CLUB
section--A acre: shrubbery. doEvood, fruit:
bus passes door. Attractive: 8 large-room
h as' .m sa.ifnsa cash. p'rs asos
ARLINGTON VA. 1908 8 oAKLAND-6-
room bunsalow. bath; large lot: near bus;
SE! sayHS oS4o smsl1 Apt d1Tn 4lfi payment OWNER
$5.95o--BE SURE TO INSPECT. THIS
s-rm. Colonial: ike new; oil heat, full base:
s.et ,nd sse deHk, sts d9Sse a .s
MA. s7i7 or WA. io77. "A'' "0's sss e."
IN n FA1RFAx AZ COUNTY on MAIN HIGH
way 20 minutes from C. log residence
in woodland Call Fairfax $50 25'
RSLINaToNaoAM ExcEPTIoNAL BUY.
eli heat, ire. porch cement foor; Ice. o"H;i lot
Sfies; 5000; il 4 oMNER' Nfs' s5s IS North aa1fi
woodrow st. Chestnut 2165 Call ewes
HoAEg A1HgTrfT5Ss SK9M s9MF sssS5 sg5rHs " $500
Owner will build 5 low-cost homes financed
arHsns s and other a. pa4 s%a ayn
labor: 80 minutes to Washington. d. G.
OWNER, 2507 33rd st. s.e., Washington,
%: c. Lincoln 9416-J.
BETHEsDA's BEST BUY.
Bungalow, 5 large rooms, bath, garage,
sl1nnds; s.f%s' WI rSsIs s5o Price $3.50 On easy
lh ACRES. RMS, BATH; EEc.. ELEc.
snse' prics iafnace heat: In nice community.
.,1 ! 1s,s!a: acre: ney e-rm: tile-bath brick; air
range; elec refg,- Near U. Of NJ. Price,
S5, 75O. Terms. ZANTZINGER, Greenwood
1873: evenings, Greenwood 4O53.
COUNTRY LIFE. ROOM FOR THE CHn-
dren and the dog. civilized advantages OF
q progressive county town Simple. solid
dignifed house with beautiful acres OF
land. fine oaks. fruit and garden 10 rooms,
hot-water heat. electric refrigeration pub
llc water and sewer. Gas in road Driving
distance is about 10 miles northwest from
ne District line and almost entirely by
me Rockville pike. Price. .S12 800 being
about 70 Of what it was. Ask for Mr.. Hurd.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
" haA1
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Cleveland Park-S1O,95O,

NEAR THE CATHEDRAL.
We have many calls for detached homes
in this popular, close-in section with a
bedroom or two and bath on the 1st floor.
There are bedrooms in ALL with bath
on each floor The living room is unusually
large, dining room bright and cheerful; in
fact. the entire property has an atmosphere
homes. The lovely owe wi wide porch and spacious
wooded grounds. with a frontage Of nearly
100 feet on quiet. pretty street make
this a very attractive offering for the dis
eliminating purchaser It is being offered
to settle an estate and may be inspected
any time by appointment. Phone BOSS &,
pHET pS Nofiopol QoOO -
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$lO,75O.
Corner-CheYY Chase. D. G.

COrner-CheVy Chase, D. Q.
new detached brick home, situated in
that popular area adjacent to woodrow
tween Conn. and Wis. aves. 1t is unques-
tionably the outstanding value in this
popular section center entrance = full
commodate twin beds,. 2 tile baths, AIR
CONDITIONING. attached garage. Lot SIX
INC. DI $3.50. OR EVENINGS CALL MR..
CHAMBERS WO 14TS
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DOWNTOWN 18th ST

South of Scott Circle n200 block)-3-
story and basement brick, 81 wide, 1OO'
deep to so alley: IA rms. Az baths. brick
garage. Price. $4,000 less than assessed
value. Ideal for orRanization. BOSS g.
PHELPS. exclusive agents. National $500.
Eve. call Mr. Condii. Hobart O2Nn
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

FlREPROOF WAREHOUSE
2l45 QUEENS CHAPEL RID NJ
l., Just north of New York ave. al BIs den
puro ro.' few moments to the heart
located in industrial zone, Three-stn,
pulidlng with driving ramp, contafning Al
pto1iInaleiy 2S.50O square feet with iars
Ioaolns Platform containing 53OO snia
Ieet adjacent to railroad siding. Cali M
l4th & K CAFRrTZ Dr ooeo
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

AT FARRAGuT ST. NV.
20-ft. brick. rooms bath and half.
Front and rear polches. Modern light
s.en ave- All odern 1n s cdndton near kansas Ss
house underpriced $4,000: For appt. cali
INC. DI. 3346 Exclusive Agents.
HOUSES FOR WHITE AND CoLoREp.
Small cash payments easy terms. We
have many unusual 9 and Z room brick
homes in excellent condition
NATHAN STERLING. Hobart $3.50 26s
$13, Williamsburg Colonial,
Chevy Chase.
Preshowing of authentic Williamsburg
design. Massive brick chimneys, Flemish
nreplaces, living room 23'x136". with
French doors opening onto covered rear
porch, dining room 14'x12'6" with VAIN
scoting. buffers pantry. .1st-fioor bedroom
Sor library with bath. adjoining, 2 master
bsd9rooms, be each with huge double closets:
shn6. chhiidS room & or den: tile bath with tub and
room room and bath; air-eonditioned, on HEAT
THos j. FISHER 4 CO. INC. suDdlVfssso Df. ssso,
0R EVENINGS CALL MR.. CHAMBERS,
Evening star., 1940-04-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.

GREATLY UNDER MARKET VALUE FOR
quick sale in beautiful Chevy Chase, D. c.
Large living room, open fireplace, on
Of large screened porch. dining room.
dream kitchen, den and 1st-fi. lavatory.
8 large bedrooms, , baths. on 2nd floor;
finished attic; basement has recreation
room with built-in bar open fireplace.
laundry room, bath, cold storage room;
screened. Priced at the low price of
bEITzELL. DI. 300. or RIA 1883.
18th AT DUPONT CIRCLE-ENGLTsH
basement mansion, 10 rms. 3 baths, 5 fire.
places ideal for rooms or converting into
apts.: vacant: dow price. A. NJ ROTH,
916 woodward Bldg. National 1895.
&12,950-NEAR WOODROW WILSON H. S.
Practically new home, bedrooms, 2 baths
Zone bedroom and bath being on 1st fl) .
You will be pleased with huge lot. with its
beautiful planting of trees and flowers
Afford yourself the pleasure of seeing this
marvellous Offering REALTY ASSOCIATES,
National 143S until pm.
CAN YOU IMAGINE A FULLY DETACHED
two-story brick home on a deep lot and
priced at only $3.50? Large bedrooms,
large living room with fireplace, dining
room and breakfast nook, beautiful kitchen,
oil heat, slate roof brick garage. THOS
+. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until 9 pm.
NO CASH REQUIRED BY A RESPONSIBLE
nurchaser 311E Charming
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

COBB ISLAND FOR SALE BY OWNER
Beautiful wooded waterfront lots fine
boating and fishing. Hobart 1856
WATER FRONT GROOM COTTAGE FOR
sale-Larae porch. overlooking Severn at
Round Bay, fireplace. cleo. gas, full bath
room; bathhouse with shower; privacy.
J. CARROLL, 174O E. Baltimore St, BALTIC
Md
SHERWOOD FOREST-ATTRACTIv FUR
nished cottage. nicely located: reduced for
quick sale. Adams O3SS
WANT TO RENT FURNISHED HOUSE ON
water front. close to Washington. Give all
details. Box Alb, Star 26.
OWNER SACRIFICE 3 LARGE LOTS, 80
miles from D. C., on Chesapeake Bay. Also
acreage for chicken farm, S25 cash, 81
per month Call BerXyu LOS
Evening star., 1940-04-24
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

KEAI ESI AIE SAIE OK eNSHAN0E
GOOD TRADE NEXT BEST TO SALE
See our lists and sisns. Beverly cottage.
all you could wish for. S4,450: $3.50 down.
N. E. RYON, MA. 1907.
houses, all rented. subject to one trust;
will accept local securities or bonds in ex-
change. Address attorney. Box 81 B, Star.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
FARMS FOR SALE.

II ROOMS. S BATHS: NEWLY DECO
rated; l4A acres; elec. hennery: yer!
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C

1920 22nd st. n.e.-A new brick Dutch
Colonial with built-in garage in Won
derful location facing park: So, 500: terms.
auto: heat. concrete street; lot 40x200;
S6,150: terms.
-WoQDR1DGE REALTY Co.
C317 r Ave E North T003
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NEW DETACHED BRICK.

F. H. A. bungalows on high wooded and
HANDICAPPED lots: > large bedrms full base
ments. air-conditioned. Priced from
81 000-S3C 50 MONTH
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SMALL CASH OR TRADE.

Beautiful white bungalow. just north of
Mass. ave. can be purchased on extra easy
terms or will trade on city or shore cottage
or lots. This is new home. air condi-
toned. with oil burner has flreplace and
stairs to a large attic. Call Mr.. Gray. WI.
4454 or ME. 1143, with J. WESLEY
Evening star., 1940-04-24
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
ADAM A. WEscHLER g. SON. Auctioneel

ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4-FAMILY APAR7
s6ISTuiFMaosr Ms5NTi Mo ITO SIXTEENTH STREE,
? BY virtue OF a deed of trust recorded
Lioer No. 5512, folio IS. ct SEQ. one Of n
anu st re b1ecoraS OF the District of Columoia ar
tne UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer /,
SAFE ny puohc auction in front of premise
on MONDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF Ma
i34O' AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the 10
I0.Wlng described property in the Distri
O. Soiumola, to-wit: Lots 81 and 8
1IuIuare IIS ios6i as per surveyors ofice pla
Lloer 10, folio 143, improved BY 4-farni
nrlck apartment, renting gross, 81 $50 o.
year. S~'o -
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of Z,
purchaSe- money to be paid in cash, balanI
iepIesented BY promissory note Of purcha s,
payf ole IN three years, with interest AT a,
psr cent per annum from day OF sale, pa,
oi ooii taust upon property sold. or all cas-
a. a. o6 option @ OF purchaser. A deposit
SZOooO required of purchaser AT sal
examination OF title, conveyancing. recorI
ing. revenue stamps and notarial fees
coSt OF purchaser. Terms to be compli,
MIN Within thirty days from day of sal
resell property at risk and cost Of
iaultlng purchaser. after Ave days adye
tlsement OF such resale in some nevspa o
puoilsneo IN WASHINGTON, D. c., or depos
may De forfeited, or without forfeitiI
oeposit trustees may avail themselves
any iesaI or equitable rights against d
GEORGE R. LINKINs
ap2426.29,myl3, Trustsex
THOMAS J. OWEN z, SON Auc+iora.t
Evening star., 1940-04-24

$50 DOWN; Z ACRES ON GOOD COUNTY
road. IA mi. D c.: electricity: S595. Ap-
ply Lincoln 5441 or 7075-J.
80 ACRES, GOOD HOUSE. LARGE POUL-
try and brooder house, garage. etc; nne
garden soil: near Brandywine on State
road: S3. 700: easy terms. DAN ABBOTT,
Clinton cow.
THE WORLDS SAFEST INVESTMENT
today is productive farm land priced
right and well located within committing
distance of this Capital City. This being
so, togetter with the fact that some OF
this land can be bought now. far below the
price that any competent appraiser will
tell. you it is worth. compels me to un-
a a fenced: ,,:!: xsii ~; ;xstsTsd; and II : food
Montsomery County. Md ONLY 10 min.
drive from Olney Inn. and only 20 mi.
from White House. There is an S-rm
stone Colonial house. with walls 1S in
thick. containing over 10000 cubic It. A
stone barn. meat house. slave quarters. etc.
All built In 1905. Priced for a quick sale.
$4,000. Is cash, balance 80 yrs. at ~
JOHN 4. BRIcKLEY. EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
BARR BLDG. DI. 1921. Ewes. AID 9771.
GOOD FARMS TO CONSIDER. WELL LO-
right.
142 S1G.5OO: $500 cash
145 acres--------- 10000: $500 cash
142 acres------ 5000: 1000 cash
81 .e s---------- a'nuUUuu 1'vH casn
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Herndon, Fsir. %
~ c.. vs: once at house OPP. Baptist
Evening star., 1940-04-24

Drive out New Hampshire ave n mile
past District line to Ray rd.. turn left 200
sample at No. 81. Open daily to 8 pm
SMITH e. GOTTLIEB INC SH 441g-J.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.
GORGEOUS HOME
AT RAPGATN ppICE

Near 18th and Kalmia rd.-Has bed
breakfast alcove. library, lavatory on 1st
floor. 2 baths on 2nd floor Finished, in
sulated attic, ilt-in garage. screened
reduced for quick sale Call WALTER
AIKEN, National 0S56 or Adams 5297.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
COME OUT TODAY

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
3630-3632 WARREN ST. NV
Two spacious new brick homes, modern
| in every detail, superior construction; rec
rsation room room brick = gsraxe, real FIRE
ranged Open daily, to 8 pm. FLOYD
e. DAVIS CO., MA. O3b2
Evening star., 1940-04-24
SuMMER CAMPS
FARMS FOR RENT

TALL TIMBERs. CAMP FOR BOYS Tai
Timbers. Md.-Opens its season July l
enrolment limited. Call Adams 1923.
Evening star., 1940-04-24

Overlooking Rock Creek Park.
If interested in a stone and-brick home,
structural steel, with 10 spacious rooms. 5
baths. overlooking sunken garden con-
tanning 2 large fountains and a summer
house, all fine cut-stone work, fianked by
reinforced concrete walks. ornamented by
BASED nv anythins i'm in his sectinn Of the
country, the largest formal garden on
Washington's main blvd. the west side of
the atmosphere of Rock creek valley inn
mediately below, inclosed by beautiful
stone wall and wrought-iron fence, priced
at half original cost. telephone J. RUPERT
MOHLER. Jr, 1923 Conn. ave, for ap-
pointment National 4OSO
Evening star., 1940-04-24

NO CASH REQUIRED BY A RESPONSIBLE
purchaser. 3ll5 Charming st. n.e-5-rm.
bungalow, finished attic, full basement,
laundry trays, oil heat, screened porch.
venient location. GE. 4s9s or MA. s717.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

u ACRE. WOODED. ON GOOD ROAD, Q
miles from Washington: cleo, phone; an
excel. place for a low-cost home. $3.50 SO
down, $40 month. VERNON NJ. LYNCH &
SON. Z miles out Columbia pike. Phone
Alexandria S39-W-2. Open evenings,
closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1940-04-24
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

SILVER SPRING-UNF... 8 RMS: INCL.
porch, kit, bath. gar: large yard; conv.
Bus, shopping center; $50. SH. 2350-J.
TAKOMA, D. CENTRE End FLOOR, OF
chw: mr.. cars, bus. RA. 544S.
SO5 NEW ROADWAY. MARYLAND PARK
Il room, kitchen and bath; heat, gas and
cleo: $3.50. Hillside 0451-R.
3 RMS, KITCHEN, BATH ELEC. REFG :;
garage: gas, elec.: $3.50. Phone Alex
andria 571-W-5.
ENGLISH BASEMENT, POT. HTS, 3 RMS,
K. b., pvt entrance, oak f.; elec., heat;
adults; S32. EN-. 714S.
FURNISHED / OR 2 RMS, KITCHEN
ette. 5400 N Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
trance. detached house. 107 Meadow lane,
Hillwood, Falls Church., Va. or phone
Falls Church 1882 bet rs pm.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
ALL STONE-S1O.5OO.

A real bargain. near 14th and Colorado
ave NV. Detached, on big lot: excellent
condition: . pedrms, bath on 1st H.. 4
bedrms bath 2nd a.; fne new oil-burning
unit. fireplace. garage. BOSS Il PHELPS.
exclusive agents. National 1900
Evening star., 1940-04-24

INVESTMENT OR HOME. CoLoRED-3-
story brick and stone dwelling. 8 rooms, 2
baths: rented at S75 per month; price,
S6.500. WAGGAdAN-BRAWNE 100
Eye st "
Evening star., 1940-04-24
$780,.

LOWEST PRICE IN PETWoRTH
For a TIFFEY-BUILT, new corner
brick group home, with 9 rooms and
built garage. Open every day. Cor
ner Gallatin and No Capitol sts. NV.
TIFFEY & FLYNN. INC, RE. 1918.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
;UBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

| LANHAM HEIGHTS, MD.
New broom and bath bungalow full-size
concrete cellar. elec.. city water. gas, fur
mace; "a acre land: $3.50 cash. S35 mo.
| o. B. HOPKINS, 1926 VT. AVE
| DISTRICT 731l OR EMERSON 1909
Evening star., 1940-04-24

ONE LOT 5Ox142, NEAR 7th AND JEFFER-
son SITS, Zoned for apartments: improved
by S-room frame; price, $4,000.
One drst commercial lot, Naylor rd. and
Pa. ave. se., 25x105: price, $3.50. MI
Raine. Randolph 3441. WAPLE a. JAMES,
INC. District 334f
Evening star., 1940-04-24

LARGE LOTS. VIENNA, VA. FOR HOME
sites or acreage for development purposes.
Excellent location. GEO. L. DoVEL. 1891.
lam q
Evening star., 1940-04-24

EXTRA LARGE LOT, NEAR UTAH AND
W It. corner. @ NJ near % Mass save ave. and 4sth S' Also %
beautifully wooded lots in Bradley Woods
Call WALTER AIKEN. MA O856 or AD
1907
Evening star., 1940-04-24
ATTENTION. BUILDERS.

About 1s acres. near Indian Spring Club
Excellent small-house development
CYRUS KEISER. JR.,
1910 Wise. Ave. WO. 531l; Eve, WO. 1865.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
$13, ,500-Williamsburg Colonial,
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED
IN BUYING A HOME
TO REMODEL

I have what you are looking for, we'll
built frame house with 6 rooms. tile bath,
OIL heat located on a beautifully wooded
price is low and terms may be arranged
Call MR.. HOWE, National Os56, or Chest
nut 1895 for appointment to inspect
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-17
GAMES MONDAY National League

St. Louis 2, '; Philadelphia 3, l. Pittsburgh T; New York 6. Cincinnati 1; Brooklyn 0, ten in- nings.
 American Leaguc Washington 9; Detroit 9. Boston 6: Chicago Q New York 4, St. Louis 14. Philadelphia 3, 3; Cleveland 8, 2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-17
KIDDIE5 VIE FOR H0NQR5 IN PARADE
 AT FAIR BUILDING

Grimms famous book outdid itself on last Saturday afternoon with well known characters coming to life as all of young Juneau turned out in full force for the annual parade at the Southeast Alaska Fair
 Awards were made by judges as the youngsters filed around the dance floor in single order to be viewed for costume honors. Prizes were contributed by the Guy Smith Drug Store, Hollmanns Pharmacy, Juneau Drug Company, Butler Mauro Drug Company. Harry Race Drug Company and Percy's Cafe and Confectionery Store
 Winners for the best character study included Therese Peterson, girls character; Reggie Wolney, boys character.
 For the best colored character, Alice Jean Davis won the girls award and Richard Hamlin was given the boys prize.
 Sharon Hagerty and Lodama John son won honors for the best sus- tained characters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-17
HOME COOKING AWARD LIST
 IS ANNOUNCED
Competition Strong as Judges View Large
 Variety of Goodies

Homemade gccd;es were tasted and tested b. judges at the South cast Alaska Fair and aw1rds were made. Those judging were Mrs. c. E. Rice. V. A. Tulin.seff and Mrs. w. L. it.
 Best loaf of white bread Mrs. Hoiner Nordhng, first; Mrs. Florence H3uk, seccnd; best nut b.ead-Mrs. Robert DuprCe, first Mrs. A. J. 0treed seccad: best whole wheat Mrs. Homer Fordling. first; best
 eamad brown bread-Mrs. Homer Nc~dlinp. first: best plain rolls Mrs. Dorothy Kemmer, first; Mrs Hcmer Nordline, second; best sweet ro,ls-Mrs. Fcmer N9rdl'ng. f'rst. best whcle wheat rolls--Mrs. Homer Nordling, first
 COo1ies Win Prizes
 Best ica box cooxies-MisS Jose phine Campbell, first; Mrs. c. C.. Rulaford second; best drop cookies Miss Josephine Campbell, first; Mrs Jack Davis. second; best filled ccckies-Mrs. Hans Berg, first; best Swedish cookies-Mrs. Hans Berg, first; Mrs. w. s. Pullen, second. ..
 Cakcs-Pies
 Best angel food (white) cake -- Mrs. O. s. Sullivan. first; best angel feed (chccolate) e)-Mrs Homer Nord- ing. first; best devils food cake 'rrs. F. I. CcWlino. first; Mrs. Hans Berg, second; best sponge cake - Ms. Hans Rerg first: Mrs. A. J. -treed, second; best all white layer -ake = M ss Josephine Campbell, eirct; Mrs. Hcmer NOrdling, second; best gold layer cake-Mrs. E. J. ccwling first; Mrc- Sid Thompson, -accnd; best decorated cake - Mrs. E. Bach of Douglas, first and second.
 Beet berry pie-Mre E. ]. CoWl- ing, first; best creamed custard fill 'ng-Mrs LeRoy West, first; Mrs. c. c. Rulaford. second; best lemon chiffon pie-Mrs. E. J. Bowling, first; Mrs. Robert Duprea, second; iemcn merinoue-Mrs. Homer Nord- ling, first; Mrs. LeRoy West. sec- ond; mince pie--Mrs. E. J. Bowling, first; pumpkin pie-Mrs. A. J. Streed, first; Mrs. Homer Nordling, second.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-17
TO VISIT BROTHER

Mrs. B. M. Kraft is southbound passenger on the Aleutian enroute to Tacoma where she will visit with her brother for several weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-17
Aposto|i
 Wins Co

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IT, Middleweight Freddie Apostoli suf- fered broken nose, but scored enough points last night to win the third victory of his comeback cam paign from Bobby Pancho. Apostoli looked pretty bad throughout but was able to win a decision over the little known Rancho in the closing rounds.
 The former New York and Cali fornia middleweight champion has barely won three fights supposed to be set-ups since he started his come : hack drive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-17
Past Regents Arrange Moose Women Meet

The Women of the Moose will meet cmorrow night at o'clock at the T.O.O.F. Hall, with the Past Regents n charge of entertainment and re- reshments for the occasion.
 All members and visiting mem- oers are invited to be present.
 In charge of arrangements are the following past regents: Mrs. Treva Reischl, Mrs. Anna Rodenburg, Mrs. Odilia Light, Mrs Leona McKinnon and Mrs. Gertis Olson, the Grand Regent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-17
pENNANT RACE |S
 HOT ONE
American Leagues Flag Chase Grows Torrid-
 Athletics Cut In
(By Associated Press)

Connie Mack's Athletics wound the torrid American League flag chase nto a tighter knot by snapping the ine-game losing streak to split oubleheader yesterday with the leagues leading Cleveland Indians.
 The defeat cost the Indians half of their one-game advantage over Detroit.
 Lcu'c Newscm yesterday kept the T. gers in the thick of the race with five-hit decision ever the Wash ingtcn Senators. It was his 18th tri- unph cf the season.
 The St. Louis Browns slaughtered the Yankees as New York faded far ther from the pennant picture.
 The Boston Red Soy gave the re- gently revived pennant hopes of tn Chicago White Sox a jolt by defeat ing Chicago behind the five-hit pitching Of Jack Wilson.
 Reds Near Cinch
 The Cincinnati Reds came close to clinching their second successive National League pennant when they defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers yes terday in a ten-inning game.
 The Pirates defeated the Giants.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-17
Jenkins Is Given Bout,
 Ten Rounds
lightweight Champ, How ever, Has Close Call
 in Montgomery Co

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. IT, Lishtwe ght Champion Lew Jeh-' kins decisioned Bcb Montgomery, Philadelphia negro last night.
 Jenkins got up off the floor in the third round t0 stage a rally to finally call for a. decision at the end of the ten rounds.
 Tire Associated Press gave each fighter five rounds and the tally sheet shows the fight should have been called a draw.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-09-17
CASE APPEALED

Joe Kelly, who recently lost a rent collection suit in the court of U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray to his landlord, E. P. Pond, has ap- pealed the case to the District Court.