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Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
Name of Precinct
New River

Location of Polling Place
Jack Murphy Residence, u Mile
West Imperial.
Board of Election
Insp: Mrs. Jessie Hahn, Imperial.
Judges: Mrs. Effie Miller, I'M
perial, Carl Shores, Imperial.
Clerks: Mrs. Mulvey Sr., Impe-
rial, Mrs. o. Schwegel, Impe-
rial, Mrs. A. N. Holland, I'm
perial.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
Name OF Precinct
Calipatria No. 2

Location Polling Place
Bollman Real Estate Office.
Board of Election
ms: Geo. Gullett, Calipatria.
Judges: Joseph G. Writ, Cali
patria; Massie B. Bollman,
Calipatria.
Clerks: Cecil Clouse, Calipatria;
Minnie C. Bailey, Calipatria;
Roy D. Kuns, Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
Brawley No. 9

Location Polling Place
Globe Mills, Storage Plant.
Board of Election
Insp.: Chas. Pierce, Brawley.
Judges: Paul Post, Brawley;
Daisy Allgire, Brawley.
Clerks: Ida Ann Barber, Braw-
ley; Frank R. Larkin, Braw-
ley; Archie j. Smith, Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
anne of Precinct
Imperial No. 2

Location of Polling Place
City Hall.
Board Of Election
Insp: David J. Black, Imperial.
Judges: Nell Case, Imperial, He
len Niles, Imperial.
Clerks: Hilda Nelson, Imperial,
Matte Stewart. Imperial, Paul
House, Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
Name of Precinct

Mt. Signal
Location of Polling Place
Mt. Signal Store.
Board of Election
Insp: Ernest l.. Parker, Mt. Sig
nal.
Judges: Mont r. Downing, Mt.
Signal, Pearl Waggoner, Mt.
Signal.
Clerks: Mertie Havens, Mt. Sig
nal, M. A. Kinnon, Mt. Signal,
Lulu Kimberling, Mt. Signal.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
Buena Vista

Location Polling Place
A. c. Ferguson, one mile south
Holtville.
Board of Election
Insp,: A. c. Ferguson, Holtyille.
Judges: J. T. Little, Holtville; +;
Herbert H. Hughes, HoltYille.
Clerks: Earl F. Hunick, Holtyille;
Daniel c. Scott, Holtyille;
Marion Woodbridge, Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12

Board OF Election
Insp.: Helen Fulton, Brawley.
Judges: Harry Gates, Brawley;
Louis J. Paoli, Brawley.
Clerks: Alta Greer. Brawley; w
j. Campbell, Brawley; Joe
Leach, Brawley.
Name of Precinct
Brawley No. 6
Location Polling Place
Rose House, corner of H anc
Imperial Avenue.
Board OF Election
Insp.: Sid Cox, Brawley.
Judges: Jessica NJ. Sparks, Braw-
ley; Gerald B. Harvey, Brawley
Clerks: Pattie Boydston, Braw-
ley: Sara Andrews, Brawley;
Clara NJ. Smith, Brawley.
Name of Precinct
Brawley No. z
Location Polling Place
Harps Blacksmith Shop, BOT N.
Eighth.
Board of Election
Insp.: Geo. w. Wells, Rrawley.
Judges: Ernest D. Kilgore. Braw-
ley; Glenora Barfell, Brawley.
Clerks: Erma NJ. Pound, Braw-
ley; Chas. P. Shelton, Brawley;
Geo. Lich, Brawley.
Name of Precinct
Brawley No. s
Location Polling Place
Miguel Hidalgo, 10th and K
Streets.
Board of Election
Insp: Fred Firth, Brawley.
Judges: Lee Lackey, Brawley; Ira
L. Jeffus, Brawley.
Clerks: Mabel Riddle, Brawley;
Myrtle NJ. Young, Brawley;
Nellie Pain, Brawley.
Name of Precinct
Brawley No. 9
Location Polling Place
Globe Mills, Storage Plant.
Board of Election
Insp.; Chas. Pierce, Brawley.
Judges: Paul Post, Brawley;
Daisy Allgire, Brawley.
Clerks: Ida Ann Barber, Braw-
ley; Frank R. Larkin, Braw-
ley; Archie j. Smith, Brawley.
Name of Precinct
Buena Vista
Location Polling Place
A. C. Ferguson, one mile south
Holtville.
Board of Election
InSp,: A. c. Ferguson, Holtyille
Judges: J. T. Little, Holtville,
Herbert H. Hughes, HoltYille.
Clerks: Earl F. Hunick, Holtyille;
Daniel c. Scott, Holtville
Marion Woodbridge. Holtville.
Name of Precinct
CalexicO No. /
Location Polling Place
Highway Service Station, l03i
Imperial Ave.
Board of Election
Insp: Frank B. Weed, Calexico
Judges: John L. Belts, Calexico
Fred j. Tucker, Calexico.
Clerks: Alma Parkinson, Cal
exico; Ethel Crosse, Calexico
Lena May Bumpas, Caiexico.
Name OF Precinct
CalexicO No. 2
Location Polling Place
Calexico Lumber Co., 502 Emer
son.
Board of Election
Insp.: Harry Duelfer, Calexico.
Judges: Mrs. Nova Copes, Gale
exico; Marvin Springer, Cal
exico.
Clerks: Pete Aguirre, Calexico
Wilhelmina Reeder, CalexicS
Mrs. Villa Ward, Caiexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12

Name of Precinct
Jasper
Location of Polling Place
Jasper School.
Board of Election
Insp: Geo. A. Harlan, Calexico.
Judges: Levi S. Neagle, Calexico,
Sara Carr, Calexico.
Clerks: Rose Claverie. CaleXico,
Jas. c. Cole. Calexico, Anton
J. Homola. CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12


Ell Centre No. 7
Location of Polling Place
Rogers & Tison. 764 Main st.
Board cf Election
Insp: Arthur p. Burke, FL Cen
tro.
Judges: Fred Kenyon, Ell Centre
S. L. Hartzell, FL Centro.
Clerks: Frank L. Morrison, E
Centre, Mary E. Lewis, FL Cen
tro. Lille B. Bucklin, El Cen
tro.
Name of Precinct
Ell CentrO No. 8
Location of Polling Place
Mckinley School.
Board of Election
Insp: Chas. H. Myers, El Centre
judges: j. Roy Salassi, El Cen.
tro, Ford G. Smith, El Centro
Clerks: Cecil Gillett, El Centre
Doran w. Williams, El Centre
Winston Carroll. e. Centro.
Name of Precinct
Ell Centre No. 9
Location of Polling Place
Lincoln School.
Board of Election
Insp: Percie C. Thacker, El Cen
tro.
judges: Mrs. Harter B. Rich
mond. Ell Centro, J. D. FoSs
El Centro.
Clerks: Ruth Kier, El Centre
G. @. Hicks, El Centre, Eugene
Moore. El Centre.
Name of Precinct
Ell Centre No. 10
Location of Polling Place
Chas. Ike Residence, 469 Len Rey.
Board of Election
InSp: Herman Diller, El Centro.
Judges: H. L. Buch, Ell Centro,
Robbie B. Maiden, El Centre.
Clerks: Barney Leblanc, Ell Gen.
tro, Blanche Hendry. El Cen
tro, Jessie A. Currier El Centro.
Name of Precinct
Ell Centric No. IL
Location of Polling Place
Craig Residence, 159 Orange.
Board of Election
Insp: John C. Fair, El Centro.
Judges: Ouida Dixon, El Centro
Dubois MCGEE. Ell Centro.
Clerks: Verde White, Ell Centro,
Olive Knox, El Centro, Aguilla
Hall. Ell Centro.
Name Of Precinct
Ell Centric No. II
Location of Polling Place
Eastside School.
Board of Election
Insp: Lewis Foster, Ell Centro.
judges: Ben Long, FL Centro,
Freddie Smith, Ell Centro.
Clerks: Ethel Broome, Ell Centro,
Lucy Hayter, El Centro, Nor
man D. Lewis. Ell Centro.
Name of Precinct
HanlOn
Location of Polling Place
Winterhaven School.
Board of Election
Insp: VIM. Stuthman. Bard.
Judges: Dorothy V. Fish, Yuma,
Ariz., Pearl A. Quick, Yuma,
Clerks: Jas. w. Hendrickson,
Yuma, Ariz., Joe White, Yuma,
Ariz., Joseph w. Blackwell,
Yuma, Ariz.
Name of Precinct
Heber
Location of Polling Place
Robertson Gen. Store.
Board of Election
Insp: Randolph Robertson, He
Der.
Judges: Dimmie P. Gavin, Heber,
Lucy Bezdecheck, Heber.
Clerks: Ella B. Ware, Heber, Jen-
ME O. Bovee. Heber, Eula
Briggs. Heber.
Name Of Precinct
Holloway
Location of Polling Place
Imp. Irrigation Dist. Camp East
Main Street.
Board of Election
Insp: Aaron c. Smith, Brawley
Judges: Joseph w. Bell, Brawley
VIM. H. Lowther, BraWley.
Clerks: Forrest E. Dowden, Braw-
ley, Paul c. Atwood, Brawley
Mildred Miller, Brawley.
Name of Precinct
Holtville No. l
Location of Polling Place
High School.
Board of Election
Insp: j. r. Snyder, Holtville.
judges: Lucille Fahring, Holtville
Glen D. Marquand, Holtville.
Clerks: Mrs. Grace Walker Holt
vile, Theo. Bolin, Holtville
James Mackie Jr., Holtville.
Name of Precinct
HOltville No. 2
Location Of Polling Place
City Hall.
Board of Election
Insp: Edward L. Kinney, Holt
Vile.
Judges: Henry Pike, Holtyille
Sylvia Feldman, Holtville.
Clerks: Clark A. Buler, Holtville
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
ame of Precinct
Ell Centric No. II

Location of Polling Place
Eastside School.
Board of Election
Insp: Lewis Foster, El Centro.
Judges: Ben Long, El Centro,
Freddie Smith, Ell Centro.
Clerks: Ethel Broome, Ell Centro,
Lucy Hayter, FL Centro, Nor
man D. Lewis, El Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
Name of Precinct
Tamarack

Location Of Polling Place
Imp. Co. Road, Westmorland
District.
Board of Election
Insp: Newton j. Webb, West
morland.
Judges: Hubert Dahm, Westmor-
land, Edna Wendell, Westmor-
land
Clerks: Bert Bever, WeStmorland
Ross Keylor, Westmorland
Mary Loughran, Westmorland
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
Name of Precinct
NOrthend


NOrthend
Location of Polling Place
Din ONeills Residence, a Mile
West Calipatria.
Board Of Election
Insp: Victor A. Panosh, Calipa-
tria.
Judges: Richard H. wellington,
Calipatria, G. c. Brownell, Cal
ipatria.
Clerks Thelma Bailey, Calipa-
tria, Clifton A. Purdy, Cali
patria, Fred j. Albert. Cali
patria.
Name of Precinct
Ogilby
Location of Polling Place
Ogilby School.
Board Of Election
Insp: Paul Low, Ogilby.
Judges: J. L. Goldsmith. Ogilby.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
LEGAL ADVERTISING

LEGAL ADVERTISING
Board of Election
Insp: Chas. Rowland. Holtville.
Judges: Mildred M. Loudon
Holtville, Mable Harmon. Holt
vile.
Clerks: Sue Miller, Holtville, Kate
Langston. Holtville. oscar Gal.
latin. Holtville.
Name of Precinct
Imperial No. l
Location CT Polling Place
! Grammar School.
Board of Election
Insp: Alfred AnSell, Imperial.
( Judges: Jim Allen, Imperial, Ter
olene Harris. Imperial.
] Clerks: Mrs. Dan Taylor, 1mpe-
rial. Mrs. P. L. Moore, Imperial
Eleanor Anderson, Imperial
Name of Precinct
Imperial No. 2
Location of Polling Place
City Hall.
Board of Election
Insp: David J. Black, Imperial.
judges: Nell Case, Imperial, He
len Niles, Imperial.
Clerks: Hilda Nelson, Imperial,
Matte Stewart. Imperial, Paul
House, Imperial.
Name of Precinct
Jasper
Location of Polling Place
Jasper School.
Board of Election
Insp: Geo. A. Harlan, Calexico.
Judges: Levi S. Neagle, Calexico,
Sara Carr, Calexico.
Clerks: Rose Claverie, Calexico,
Jas. C. Cole. Calexico, Anton
J. Homola. CaleXico.
Name Of Precinct
Keystone
Location of Polling Place
H. M. Schniedivind Residence.
Board of Election
Insp: Henry NJ. Alien, Brawley.
Judges: Ethel Rolph, Imperial,
Phillip Hadden, Brawley.
Clerks: Claude Daily, Brawley,
Annie I. Fifield, Brawley, ChaS.
F.. Maynard, Brawley.
Name of Precinct
Laguna
Location of Polling Place
Bard School.
Board of Election
Insp: w. c. Ross, Yuma, AriZ.
judges: Thomas Killiam, Yuma,
Ariz., M. S. Miller, Yuma, Ariz.
Clerks: Kenneth Nordahl, Yuma,
AriZ., Barbara E. CrousSen, Yu-
ma, Ariz., Frank j. Osborne,
Yuma, AriZ.
Name of Precinct
McCabe
Location of Polling Place
McCabe School.
Board of Election
Insp: J. E. Brock, Ell Centro.
Judges: Geo. M. Austin, FL Gen.
tro, Nellie j. Hewes, El Centro.
Clerks: Henry Hoppin, Ell Gen.
= tro, Frank J. Haas, oEl Centro,
Esther E. Moline, Ell Centro.
Name of Precinct
MelOland
Location of Polling Place
Meloland School.
Board of Election
Insp: Harry James, Ell Centro.
Judges: Ben Christian, Ell Centric,
w. j. Gregg, Holtville.
Clerks: Florence Richards. El
Centro, Alex Meyers, Holtville,
Eta Galloway, El Centro.
Name of Precinct
Mesquite
Location of Polling Place
Rose School.
Board of Election
Insp: Mack Trentham, Imperial.
Judges: Mrs. Harlem Butler, I'M
perial, Mrs. A. H. Hevener, I'M
perial.
Clerks Lillian Cox, Imperial,
Dan Grumbles, Imperial, Claude
w. Jones, Imperial.
Name of Precinct
Mt. Signal
Location of Polling Place
Mt. Signal Store.
Board of Election
Insp: Ernest l.. Parker, Mt. Sig
nal.
Judges: Mont r. Downing, Mt.
Signal, Pearl Waggoner, Mt.
Signal.
Clerks: Mertie Havens, Mt. Sig
nal, M. A. Kinnon, Mt. Signal,
Lulu Kimberling, Mt. Signal.
Name of Precinct
New River
Location of Polling Place
Jack Murphy Residence, u Mile
West Imperial.
Board of Election
Insp: Mrs. Jessie Hahn, Imperial.
Judges: Mrs. Effie Miller, I'M
perial, Carl Shores, Imperial.
Clerks: Mrs. Mulvey Sr., Impe-
rial, Mrs. o. Schwegel, Impe-
rial, Mrs. A. N. Holland, I'm
perial.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12

NdINt OF FTtCLHCl-
Date
Location Polling Place
Eucalyptus School.
Board of Election
Insp.: Earle V. c. Northrop, El
Centre.
Judges: Otto Bradshaw, El Gen.
tro: Kittie Mitchell, El Centre.
Clerks: Mrs. A. G. Tagg. Ell Gen.
tro; Mrs. o. B. johnson, FL
Centre; Emil J. Mack, e.
Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
Name of Precinct
Ell CentrO No. 4

Location Of Polling Place
Harding School.
Board Of Election
Insp: w. B. Swanberger, FL Cen
tro.
Judges: Maude B. Thatcher, FL
Centro, Mark Connolly, FL Gen.
tro.
Clerks: Helene Hale, Ell Centre,
Chas. H. Holiday, FL Centro,
Mary z. Nance, FL Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
CalexicO No. /

Location Polling Place
Highway Service Station, 1893
Imperial Ave
Board of Election
Insp: Frank B. Weed, Calexico
Judges: John L. Belts. Calexico;
Fred ]. Tucker, Calexico.
Clerks: Alma Parkinson, Cal
exico; Ethel Crosse, Calexico;
Lena May Bumpas, Caiexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
Name of Precinct
Calipatria No. 3

Location Polling Place
EaStside School
Board of Election
Insp.: Vince Tate, Calipatria.
Judges: Hiram George, Calipat-
ria; Joseph Wedlaw, Calipatria.
Clerks: Evelyn Quincy, Calipat-
ria: Kate Hawkins. Calipatria;
w. T. Cunningham, Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
Name of Precinct
Calipatria No. |

Location Polling Place
City Hall.
Board OF Election
Insp.: J. J. Farmer. Calipatria.
Judges: John Smoot, Calipatria:
Michael ]. Donner. Calipatria.
Clerks: VIM. NJ. Gum, Calipat-
ria; Joyce NJ. Martin, Calipat-
ria: Edith H. Corn, Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-12
Name of Precinct
HanlOn

Location of Polling Place
Winterhayen School.
Board of Election
Insp: VIM. Stuthman, Bard.
Judges: Dorothy V. Fish, Yuma,
Ariz., Pearl A. Quick, Yuma,
AriZ.
Clerks: Jas. w. HendrickSon,
Yuma, Ariz., Joe White, Yuma,
Ariz., Joseph w. Blackwell,
Yuma, AriZ.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-28
BEACH To PLAY.
HOST To 1000

More than thousand employees
of the Federal and District gov
ernments and their families will
assemble at Herald Harbor, Md,
tomorrow as guests of this beach
resort, and an elaborate program
of entertainment has been plan.
ned, lasting until midnight.
Strip tickets have been issued
for free parking, admission to
beach and bath houses, swimming
carrousel and an evening of dane.
ing to the music of The Ambas.
sador" in the Herald Harbor Cal
leo Club"
Entertainment will include vari
Gus athletic and swimming events
beach games, swimming races and
beauty contest at Z p. m.
In addition to prize waltz con-
test at 9 p. m, a floor show will
include John Lancaster, worlds
oldest clown"
Mr.. Lancaster, now IS, will per-
form with his protege, Frank Por-
tillo, "Washington's own clown"
George Reid, known as the lone
Man Minstrel Show" will present
two performances. while youthful
Pepper Asher, IL, Philadelphia,
novelty dancer, will complete the
round of professional entertain
ment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-28
Wine Dealers FLdy
State LiQHOr Board

RICHMOND, Va, June %.
Charging that the Virginia State
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
has entered into direct competi-
ton with wine vendors after &C.
cepting money from them for
wine licenses" letters mailed to
vendors and vendees Of wine in
Virginia have brought IS replies
urging a hearing before the ABC
board to make a formal protest
on the merchandising Of wines in
the State.
Henry L. Merricks, chairman OF
the Fifth regional board Of the
Wholesale Beverage Association for
Virginia, Maryland, and the Dis
trict of Columbia, said that a re-
ply was expected from the board
with regard to a hearing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-28
$50OOG-a-Kear
Man Sought
By Rory"

NEW YORK. June 2e-There IS
a frightful shortage of $50,0oo-a-
year men in show business, SAT-
500-a-year-men are none too plenti-
full and even if a great big show
man wants to clutter up his office
with $35, 00o-a-year-men, he would
have a difficult time finding them.
S. L. Rothafel, the well-known
Roxy" Of the theater, says so. He
gave out this information freely
to 1000 starry-eyed youths and
maidens, all shiny from having the
rough edges polished off them by
a college education, who attended
yesterdays session of a three-day
"choosing-a-career" conference in
Newark.
81 could get plenty of $4,000
and $4,000 q year men, but, Oh.
how happy I would be If could
get my hands on q $4,000 mani"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-28
HOME LOAN ACT
CASE QUASHED

The first indictment charging a
violation of the Home Owners
Loan Act of 1888 was thrown out
of District Supreme Court today
by Justice Peyton Gordon.
The indictment charged Thomas
E. Peddicord with obtaining $40
from one colored woman and $25
from another for his services in
seeking to obtain a loan for them
through the Hole. A demurrer
was filed to the indictment, charg.
ing it was unconstitutional, vague
and indefinite, fixed no standard
of guilt and failed to set forth sui
ficient facts to constitute a crimi-
nal charge.
Justice Gordon, without passing
on the constitutionality Of the
true bill, held it did not allege
sufficient facts to make out a
charge and sustained the de-
murrer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-28
Feudists, 70 and u, in Duel;
Both Live But Lose E ives

tie the issue with shotguns. Who.
ever survived would get the prop
erty.
They went into a stretch Of
meadow and stood back to back.
Grimly, unflinchingly, 12-gauge
shotguns leveled, they stalked Is
PAGES, whirled, and fired.
The simultaneous blasts that
rocketed along the hog-bacE
ridges were followed by the soft
thud Of two falling bodies.
Today. the duellists lay, badly
wounded, in a hospital awaiting
trial on double charges Of as.
Sault to murder. Both were ex-
pected to recover but neither
again will lay eyes on the bit Of
hillside on which marauding
razor back hogs grub a few
dwarfed rows of corn.
The charges of shot cut out
the eyes of both.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-28
Auto Men to Sue
ViOLatOrs of Code

RICHMOND, Va, June 28.-De-
claring the NRA code for the re-
tail automotive trade is absolutely
essential to the preservation Of
the business, the executive COM
mittee of the Virginia AutomotiVe
Trade Association, meeting here,
formulated plans for rigid en-
forcement Of the agreement, which
went into effect last December,
and announced it's intention Of
prosecuting violations of the code,
either in the Federal or State
courts, it was announced.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-28
HEARING ON STREETS

A public hearing on the pro-
posed changes of certain streets
in the annexed territory Of Alex
andria will be held tonight in the
council chamber Of the city hall.
Councilman Henry O'Bannon
Cooper is chairman Of a committee
to report on the proposed changes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-28
SUIT FOR $4,000

Earl Miller, of Alexandria, has
filed q damage suit for SOS, 1000 in
Federal court against the Rapid
Transit Company, a Delaware
corporation. The suit is for per.
sonal injuries sustained by Mr..
Miller when bus belonging to the
company crashed into his car on
the Mt. Vernon Highway.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-28
Lutheran SOLOiSt
To SinQ at Concert

Robert c. Ferguson, tenor So
loist at the Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church, will be the
soloist at a concert to be held
Sunday afternoon at the Wash
ington Memorial Park.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-28
APPROVES "SHORTS"

PHILADELPHIA U.N.SO.
"Shorts" are fine attire for girl
Strollers in Fairmont Park, here,
provided. of course, they are not
too short,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-28
GUNTERSVILLE, Ala,
June % I.N.S.).

OuIIC 90 N4.AN'0|'
'Tt's my land.
"'Tain't, hits NINE"
For a life span the rugged
ridge country Of Marshall
county echoed to the quarrel of
Henry Whisenant, 70, and C. C.
Howard, 20. hard-bitten noun
tain folk, over a bit of scrawny
hillside.
Yesterday they decided to set
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-28
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The Washington times., 1934-10-11
Writers to Meet

The National League of Amer
ican Pen Women will hold a
meeting of its executive board
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
at the Willard Hotel, where the
organization maintains perma-
nent headquarters.
Mrs. Victoria Faber Steven
son, of this city, national preSi-
dent, will preside, and Mrs.
Louise Hartley WasSell, who has
just returned to Washington
from an extensive trip through
Alaska, will resume her duties
as recording secretary.
This meeting will be attended
also by the following out-of-
town members: Mrs. Francesca
Falk Miller, of Chicago, chair.
man of the drama department;
Mrs. Mary Johnston Avery, Of
Asheville, N. c., president of the
North Carolina branch; Mrs.
Lila Wood Daniels, formerly Of
Atlanta, Ga, chairman of Or
ganization; Mrs. Eleanor Woot-
ten Hemsley, of Baltimore, third
vice president, and Miss Laura
v. Carmine, of Baltimore, IL
brarian.
Also present will be the other
national officers who are resi-
dents of the District of Colum-
bia-Mrs. Edna Knight Gasch,
first vice president; Mrs. Lily r..
Hunt, second vice president;
The Washington times., 1934-10-11
Y. NJ. C. A. to Seek
600 New Members

DR.. Charles H. Wesley, head of
the history department at Howard
University, will deliver the found
er'S day address tonight at 7
o'clock at the opening of the
Twelfth Street Branch Y. M. c. A.
membership drive.
Music will be furnished by the
Cynthis Male Chorus under the
direction of Lexington Smith. F.
E. Parks is general chairman of
tn; drive and Maj. Campbell C.
Johnson is executive secretary of
the branch. The goal has been
set at 600 new members and
fund of $4,000. The campaign
will close October 10
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ten CENTS A WEEK
is that a big price to be
SURE of your Hair?

That's all it costa dime a week
at the most-to be sure of your hair
every day, and all day long. To
know it's clean, and looks clean. To
know it will stay as you arranged
it. And to know no dandruff will
sift to the surface.
That's what moistening your
comb with a few drops of Danderine
will do. And no amount of dry
combing will eUer do. Nearly all
hair needs the help that Danderine
gives it. A dash of Danderine
morning and night makes an amaz-
ing difference in the way any hair
looks all the time! And the smallest
size bottle will last over month.
After you have washed your hair,
a little Danderine will keep it from
going helter-skelter. When you pay
a dollar for a wave, Danderine will
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Navy to Inspect
MORO Castle Hulk

A special naval inspection board
will board the beached hulk of the
burned Moro Castle off Asbury
Park, N. j., soon to determine
whether the hull would b. of any
value to the Navy Department.
This was made known by Navy
Secretary Claude A. Swanson fol-
lowing announcement by Ward
Line officers that they would not
attempt to salvage the vessel "be-
cause it would cost too much"