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*ready been nom inated, as, compared with 250 expected to. enter. Porter Fox, president of the show, announced that practically ail leading exhibitors of the United States and Canada has chosen-the pick of t1heir strings to-com- 1 pete for'the WNorld's "Fair ribbons ýand the $30,000 in.cash prizes as well as the handsome trophies to be offered the winners. The international aspect will go be- yond eveii this.. Competing in tfie ring will be the championship army em of the UtedSaeSweden. Irish Free, State and Czechý- slovakia,' These officers aie'enitere-d in the ,four-cornered international -miliary jumping classes, Sof te highlights of the show. Fol- ld*ing this show thèse teamis will ap- perin the fiftieth anniversary cèle- bration, of the New York National Hio-se. Showi from November 8 to 14. lu addition to the'record numbér, of horses entered, surpassing ail previous * marks, there will he more classes than were ever before staged, 189 in 'ail. Fvery type of horse will be in the ring to curry the favor of the judges, wbo, incidentally, have been chosen f rom among the best known in the world.. There will be the saddle classes, with suçh f arned performers as "Sweetheart on Parade"*,owried by Mrs. William P. Ro)th of Clifornia: Mary Gwyn Fiers' -Roxie Highlanid" f rom Oklahoma; Mrs.,Jock Whitney's brilliant octet of gray I mpers from New York, theý Anhieuser-Busch championship draft team from St. 1,ouis, and other not- able steppers. Special features will also be present- ed, includîng Eleanor and Lois Getzen- daner. from Champion, Neh., Buck Owens, the successor of Tom Mix f rom Hollywood, and Bill Ehman, the 13-. year-old Texas boy. b clears bars seven f et in height without a saddle. Ail of.them wi1! have horses that are woniders in performance and capable of doiiig nearly everything but.talk. "What Is*Fascism?" Isl - Congregation SubeCt idWhat is Fascism?" will be th! subject discussed by Rabbi Charles Tiisthe third i'ear of the. 0V~ 40eI s) CARTOZIAN'S ORIENTAL RUGS IN OUIR NST,. SA WE MUST BAIS.E CASH.f 1Baha'a 1-buse of Worsfl:p, indaen avenue and Sheridan Iroad, Wilmette. Miss Ruth Dunn of Charleston spent the week-end visiting the R W. Star- retts of 221 Woodstock avenue. Kenil- Worth 944 ORIENTAL AN DÔDMESTIC'RUGS CLEANEU AND REPAIRED BY HANO: RUENTLqRUG and Moci.rn "D E TL R