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Wednesday afternoon from 3:30 to
5 o’clock in the afternoon and 7
to 9 o’clock in the evening at the
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EIGHTEEN ARE
NOMINATED FOR
MAY DAY QUEEN
Entries Must Be in Before
This Evening at Seven
Committee Says
Eighteen candidates have been
entered in the race for May Queen
being sponsored by the American
Legion Auxiliary, for girls between
the ages of 15 and 18 of Gastin
eau Channel, one of whom will be
chosen to preside at the May Day
Ball bsging given by the Auxiliary.
Nomination blanks appear again
in The Empire tonight and all en
tries must be deposited in the box
at the Juneau Drug Company be
fore 7 o'clock tonight when the
nominations will close, according
to Mrs. R. J. McKanna, who heads
the committee in charge.
All contestants are requested to
call at the Betty Mac Beauty
Shoppe in the Assembly Apart
ments for further particulars.
The total list of those who had
been nominated up to 7 o'clock
last evening, each with 100 votes,
which accompanies the nominating
coupon in The Empire, follows:
Bernice Riedle, Elst Lundell,
Rhoda Mlnzgohr, Lcuise Tanner,
Thelma Bodding, Birdie Jensen,
Carol Robertson, Elizabeth Ter
hune, Annabelle Simpson, Florence
Rutherford, Nola Mae Seelye, Vir
ginia Mullen, Phais Bayers, Amy
Lou Guerin, Nancy Ann Kami,
Edith Niemi, Marien Lee. Esther
Niemi and Marie Bussinger.
