Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 255, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1928 — Page 16

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'MY BEST GIRL’ I MAIL IS HEAVY 'm ** __________________ Large Number of Essays . Are Received in Contest. The mailman did double duty today bringing in essays for the “My Best Girl’’ contest sponsored by The Indianapolis Times and the management of Loew’s new Palace Theater. But the contest is not yet closed, and it won’t close until midnight Tuesday. Send in your answers today and share in the SIOO cash prizes and the twenty pairs of free tickets tofthe Palace. Two lists of prizes will be offered: First, $25; second, $10; third, fourth and fifth, $5 each. The next ten winners get one pair of free tickets to the New Palace. * Here is the first essay submitted in the contest. It is from Miss Ruth Gunnell, 1101 Severin Hotel, and al-

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though it has not yet been given a prize, Miss Gunnell, of course, is eligible. “I am his best girl first of all because he is confident that I am his girl only. Second, I admire him and all his ways and he knows it. And last of all, I am his best girl because I am good-looking and sweet to him.” THE RULES Men write an essay of less than fifty words on "Why She Is My Best Girl." using your own "best girl" as the subject. Women write an essay of less than fifty words on "Why I Am His Best Girl,” using yourself as the subject. Address all mail to "My Best Girl Editor." Indianapolis Times. No essays will be eligible for awards unless they are in the hands of the judges by midnight Tuesday. March 6. No manuscripts will be returned. The editor of The Times reserves the right to be the final judge in the matter of awards and disputes. Checks will be mailed to winners on or before Thursday, March 8. Manuscripts should be typewritten and double spaced whenever possible. Neatness and legibility will be a factor In determining the winner. In case of a tie for any prize, both contestants will be given the same asrard. U. S. Has 683 Radio Stations By United Press WASHINGTON. March 2.—An up-to-date list of radio stations issued by the Federal Radio Commission today showed that 683 broadcasting

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