Show WINNERS ANNOUNCED IN NATIONAL PRIZE CONTEST 0 j MIN FREDERICK HOSTER J Z C 4 7 R 1 06 DR carpy CLEVELAND MYERS A too Y Z N P 4 A COL W E ahe HE tremendous response orme to the T glidden co s national prize contest for the best letters on the subject new uses lor for jap A lac and why I 1 like it best did not make the judges Judge task an easy one lett letters e rs were received from all over the united states and ironi front hawaii many unusual and new uses for this nationally known enamel were revealed the judges in the contest garry carry cleveland myers ph D noted author and lecturer cleveland 0 col W E easterwood jr nationally known capitalist and aeronautics enthusiast dallas tex and frederick J koster originator of the american plan in industrial relations and past vice president a and director of the united states chamber ot of commerce san francisco calif awarded prizes to the following first prize a tree free trip to europe or cash to mrs florence alken aiken roseburg ore sm second cond prize a tree free trip to alaska or cash to mrs J W condon des moines la ia third prize 00 cash to mrs bessie kollmeyer kollmayer celina 0 prizes ot of each were awarded to edward VV wallace buffalo N Y mrs iv torrence clifton tex adane B middleton st augustine pla fla marguerite ray virginia ill cleah L davis south bend ind and mrs mary scranton pa the contest was sponsored by the glidden company nationally known manufacturers of paints varnishes lacquers and enamels enamel twi t w i RADIO TUBES TESTED bring all your tubes to my radio shop for a free test as often as you like new radio tube tester tests all ty types pes of tubes both old and new your tubes should be tested every three to six months for defects which mar radio reception service and repairing on all makes of radio sets and equipment evan see S P P 01 yn TO ii I 1 7 la HH H kj L U sr BBB A radio technician 14 years of radio experience west north phone richfield TRY A WANT wanted AD NOTICE the following change in ordinance work in the mantl temple will he be effect effective tive august 30 1932 baptism days will be on monday other ordinances will be given tuesdays Tue wednesdays thursdays and fridays LEWIS ANDERSON 2832 president IN CASH FOR STATE FAIR 02 exhibitors v K Z g fao 4 s 1 V 1 41 M I 1 X e Z SI Q 0 V il 4 UTAH STATE FAIR pr FUND 30 0 0 STATS walt fors 0 birst diati alto ernest S holmes manager of the utah state fair was photographed at his office desk signing the check which will be distributed among exhibitors in the 1932 fair the actual check is also reproduced here ave JL JL t U 10 1 t C e it A V WAS X M my va 1 jn A T r M P 0 2932 lim a beyns CO the cigarette thaes and heres ahe reason why 5 MILDER TRE MADE of ripe sweet mellow tobaccos cos tobacco not too much but just enough 4 the cigarette that these tobaccos cos are blendea and crosa are made right the bastes BETTER blended welded together in such right size to give a mol and smooth aw ay as to bring out the best in each AR kind of tobacco not oversweet but sweet enough as pure as the water you brinl chesterfield radio program TUES M WID AT BOSWELL aiex RUTH SISTERS GRAY NAT and brokenshire at 7 pm mountain rime ester every night but sunday COLUMBIA NETWORK |