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The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-10
St. Monica Club

The St. Monica Cub met
at the home of Mrs. Emily
Williams July End tor their
second meeting of the year.
Prayer was offered By fa-
ther Emmett, The meeting
was called to order by { he
Pres. Mrs. Else Mathews,
after which business wos
discussed,
At the close Of the meet
ing the hostess served the
most delicious repast which
was enjoyed by all.
The next meeting will be at
the resjdencesof Mrs. H,Smith
8 North 18th st. Thurs. July
10th 8 pm.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-10

At the first meeting { b e
following officers were elee-
ted: Mrs. Elsie Mathews, Pres.
Mrs. Buelah Braggs, v. Press
Miss Elizabeth Crump, Sec'y.
Mrs. Lorraine Crump, Asst.
Sec y. Ars. O. G.. Howard.
Treas Mrs. Emily williams
Entertain ment Chairman. Mrs.
Alice Redeau Chaplain. Mrs.
kordice Redeau. Altar. Mrs
josephine Smith. Publicity
chairman.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-10

The Doric Masonic Club
postponed . meeting that
was to have been held Fri
dsy July 10th for it's re- or
gaDization on account of the
program arranged::for t b Q
Grand ExaIter Ruler Of the
Elks J. Finley Wilson which
vas held at the First Colo
red Baptist Church.
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pular young set we're quietly
married last week.

Miss Rachel E. Smith. 1888
East Jefferson Street, left
this week for San Diego. Ca
l1fornia. where she will vaG
alton and rest until Septem-
ber. when she will return to
re-enter the University Of
Arizona a at Tucson. where che
is q senior student.
Mr.. WA. Brown made q
flying trip to Phoenix Tues =
day from Prescott where he
and Mrs. Brown are spending
their vacation.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-10

Mrs. Hattie Goodson of
Altue, Okla. is visiting her
aunt Mrs. John Williams.
1926 East Monroe St. Mrs.
Goodson attended First COLI
orsd Baptist Church last Sun
day evening,
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-10

M. S j. Shelton employed
by the city has been off his
job for eeveral days With an
injured finger.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-10

Mrs. Lloyd Dickey a n d
children. 9 N. ;12th Street.
left sor the coast to spend
their summer vacation.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-10
LOCAL

Mrs. Chas. Gardner 1921
E. Washington street, is re-
ported very i'll at her hems.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Stone
left this week by automobile
to visit in. the Lone Star State
= they plan to visit the cen
tenniaI at Dallas.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-10

Mr.. VIM. Wise was reported
on the sick liet this week.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-10
Known Couple
Weds

Mr.. C.S.V. Jones and Mrs.
Nettie Frseman stole q march
on their many friends last
we eek by quietly joining
themselves together in we'd
lock. Beth are faithful mem.
bers of t hs First Colored
Baptist Church.
Mr.. Nathaniel Lewis and
Miss Jane Lucas of the POI
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wonderfully intuitive, and have
great power for good, as they are
practical, philosophical and spirit
ua.. Have great love for their
own; will allow. no one to dictate
management of their children,
and will become furious if any
one reproves or hurts them. Are
inclined to Oe lazy and to borrow.
Aresaasily attracted to the oppO-
site sex, but not distinguished for
constaifcy. Should select mates
with the greatest care, otherwise
long continued troubles will re.
suit. Should marry those born
between November % and De
cember 81 (Sagittarius), March
81 and April 10 (Arles). A RUBY
will greatly aid their intuition.
Can a so wear Diamond.
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PRICES ON
FRUIT AT TFT'S

Charles Tiff has recently pur-
chased a boat load of Honduras
bananas and plaintains and is SELL
ing them at special low prices at
both the store at 1101 Division
street and the new store at 822
Fleming.
In the very near future, Mr..
Tiff plans to open a cash and
carry grocery at the location on
Fleming street. At the present
time Mr.. Tiff is featuring a nice
line of fresh fruits and vege-
tables and dairy products at the
new store.
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Lowe-Berualdi
Nuptials Tuesday

The marriage of Miss Jennie
Fac Lowe, daughter of Nh. and
Mrs. Walter j. Lowe, Sr., 706
Ashe street, to Hollon R. Ber-
valdi, son OF Mrs. Eleanor Ber-
valdi, and assistant postmaster at
the local post office, will be
solemnized tomorrow evening at
$3.50 o'clock in Fleming Street
Methodist Church with the Rev.
Shuler Peele officiating clergy
man.
The bride will be attended by
Mrs. Harlie Fleming, matron of
honor; Miss Edna Gomez, maid of
honor; Miss Catherine Saunders
and Miss Catherine Thompson.
bridesmaids.
Flower maids will be Faye
Elizabeth Bervaldi, Phyllis
Stevens, Ella Mae Bowery,
Madge Sands; Leo Stanley, Jr.,
will carry the wedding ring.
Mr.. Bervaldi will be attended
by John Blackwell, Jr., as best
man. Douglas Mccarthy and Julio
Lacedonia will be groomsmen.
A program of nuptial music
will be played by Mrs. P. Bernard
Roberts, and vocal numbers will
be rendered by Mrs. Walter j.
Lowe, Jr.. and Miss Susan La Kin.
Following the ceremony there
will be a reception at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, FOG
Ashe street, to which all friends
of the contracting couple are in
vited, it is announced by the
parents of the bride elect.
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Miss Janice Maloney And
George Mills White Wed

Before the ceremony Miss
Edith Williams offered a vocal
selection, Greig's 81 Love YOU"
Mrs. Maloney was hostess at q
wedding breakfast Immediately
after the ceremony at the con-
clusion of which the bridal couple
left over the highway for a honey
moon trip. They plan to visit in
Boston, former home of the
groom, and at the Lake Placid
Club. Upon their return they will
be at home in quarters in the
naval station.
The wedding this morning was
the elimination of romance
which started in February OF
1885 when the couple took the
leading role in the operetta "The
Pirates of Penzance." Since Their
the groom has been district super,
visor of the Federal Music Project
here.
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=: SOCIETY =:
Enjoyable Birthday Party
Honoring Marius l.. Cruz

Marius L. Cruz, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Marius L. Cruz, ST., cele-
brated his second birthday Friday
afternoon at the Harris School
grounds.
Refreshments consisting of ice
cream and cake were served.
Favors of candy were in pink and
green cups.
Prizes were awarded to Elouise
Curry and Henry Bradley.
Those present were: Nell Rose
Sands, Catherine Saunders, Jennie
Saunders, Alma Saunders, Ed
ward Saunders, Shirley Roberts,
Almond Roberts, Bobby Roberts,
Lilly Mae Carey, Charles Hort,
Jr., Lilly Mae Adams, Eugene
Russell, Ducky Russell, Maggie
Russell, Billy Brant, Gail Sweet
ing. Violet Peterson, Nellie Peter
son, Rosalie Peterson, Shirley
Bradley, Henry Bradley, Rose
Marie Bradley, Billy Spencer.
Sally Ann Spencer, John Kenneth
Curry, Hiltoif Sawyer, Elma
Aguero, Ray Elwood, Jr.. Bert
Elwood, Patricia Duane. Giselda
Calleja. Hortensia Calleja. Marty
Perez. Mary Teresa Knowles.
Robert Knowles, Marvin Creel,
Hampton Walterson, Jacquelyn
Duane. Juanita Griffin, Zelma
Griffin, Walter Griffin.
Maud Rose Brady, Betty Rae
Brady. Beverly Curry, Elouise
Curry, Sylvia Baker, James
Baker, William Pinder, Erwin
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Riggs, Myrna Mae Saunders,
Shirley Curry, Charles Percy
Curry, Jr., Carl Rae Curry,
Mary Lucille Mcpherson, Ralph
DuBreuil, Jr., Billy DuBreuil,
Glorina Emma Curry, Rose Eliza
beth Curry, Kenneth Curry, Junior
Curry, Loretta Kemp, Martha
Ann Gandolfo, Mary Ann Mat
chett, Conway Kelly, Mary Ellen
Kelly, Carl Taylor, Jr., Algef Rus
sell, Don Russell, Charles Russell,
Gerry Curtis Lundbloom, Barbara
Maloney, Sonny Maloney, Will
liam Roberts, Jr., Betty Lou Filler,
Charles Ray Filler, J. M. Humbert,
Jr., Marry Pritchard, Jr., Buddy
Banks, Jimmie Cooper.
Misses Laurentina Torano.
Ethel Cruz, Evangeline Cruz.
Mesdames Harry Pritchard, Jr.,
Griffin, Beryl Curry, James
Cooper, Duane, NJ. Bradley, Emil
Lundbloom, Frank Sawyer, Rooney
Acosta, Hilton Curry, Carlos
Calleja, Edna Saunders, McPher-
son, Marion Albury, A. Delgado,
Glenwood Sweeting. Alger Rus
sell. Ralph DuBreuil, Joe Cruz,
C. P. Curry, Donald Curry. VIM.
Duval, Raymond Filler, Leonard
Roberts, Walter Saunders, Joe
Gandolfo, Wtm.--Roberts. VIM.
Spencer. Thomas Kelly, Virgil
Higgs. w, c. Banks, Willard john
son. James Adams. Blanche Rob-
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. Marius Cruz.
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Shivering
with ChiIIs
Burning with Fever
Sure Relief for MoLariog

Don't try homemade treatments or
newfangled remedies Take that good old
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. Soon YOU
viii be yourself again, for Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic not only relieves the
symptoms of Malaria, but destroys the
infection itself.
The tasteless Quinine in Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic kills the MalariaI infec-
tioa in the blood while the iron IL con-
tains bailds up the blood to overcome the
effects of the disease and fortify against
further attack. The tw0fold effect IS alb
s0lutely necessary 10 the overcoming Of
Malaria. Besides being dependable rem
edy for Malaria, Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic Is also an excellent tonic of general
use. Pleasant to take and absolutely
harmless. Safe to give children Get =
bottie today ut any drug store. Nov two
sizes-Soc and 81. The 81 size contains
IA tines as much as the SOC sire and
gives you ZsSs more for your money.
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During the early morning quiet
of Key West, Miss Janice Bart
lum Maloney, daughter of Mrs.
Louise Maloney and the late DR..
John B. Maloney, was married to-
day to George Mills White.
The ceremony was performed
by Rev. John c. Gekeler, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church
in the home of the brides mother
which was tastefully decorated
with roses and stephanotis. Only
members of the family were
present.
The bride had as her only at
tendant her niece, Miss Mary
Louise Spottswood.' Robert Spots
wood acted as best man.
Mrs. White wore a dark blue
travelling suit. as the couple were
to leave for a trip to the east
Her hat and accessories matched
the suit, and she carried a bouquet
of mixed flowers.
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MANY MOVEMENTS
OF TOWNSENDITES
VERY CONFUSING

Continued from Page One)
but one of the unanswered ques-.
tions is who is to arrange these
states of electors?
Will it be done by the Town
send groups, by the Union for
Social Justice, by the share-the-
wealth chapters? Can local jeal-
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LEGALS


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sold 10 the highest bidder ~ rhe
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DEMONSTRATION
OF ELECTROLUX
Is GIVEN HERE
CARAVAN ON WHEELS GIVES
CROWDS THRILLS IN KEY
WEST; THOROUGH EXPLAIN.
ALTON ON REFRIGERATION
2 - Il - 80

Modern science thrilled: local
residents Saturday and today
when crowds here viewed one Of
the stream-lined units of the
Electrolux Caravan on Wheels"
now touring North and South AM
erica. Equipped with microphone,
sound equipment, turntables for
an exhibition of the latest in re-
frigeration for rural sections and
complete musical apparatus, the
control and exhibition car made a
colorful picture on arrival.
The luxurious trailer, one of Fl
similar cars, was driven through
the streets here and local resi-
dents were allowed to inspect at
close range this moving advertis-
ing display through the courtesy
of Archer Shepherd, local dealer
for Electrolux kerosene-operated
refrigerators.
This unit of the fleet Of trailers
now thrilling the nation arrived
with a fanfare OF music issuing
from the loudspeakers and public
address system of the cars.
David burke, Jr., who brought
the show OH wheels here explained
that the trailer was especially
built to present to the public the
new kerosene-operated Eiectrolux
refrigerator. The car and trailer
which were carefully inspected by
men, women. and children. is per-
fectly appointed and equipped
with lounge seat, kerosene re-
frigerator located on a turn-table,
sound apparatus, literature racks,
recording device, etc.
The unit of the caravan which
attracted much comment here is
part of national advertising
campaign for 1886 by Servel, Inc,
manufacturers Of gas and kero-
sene-operated refrigerators in
newspapers, magazines, etc.
A control car hauls the exhibi-
ton car in which the refrigeration
demonstration is housed. This
control car is equipped with radio
photograph, and microphone, all
three of which are connected with
two speakers installed on the
trailer. The kerosene Electrolux
! inside the trailer car which opens
from the rear as we'll as the sides
is installed upon a turn-table, SO
that when the door is open, the
people standing outside as we'll as
those sitting in the lounge inside
can see the refrigerator.
Many local men and women
studied this latest refrigerator
which brings Park Avenue re.
frigeration to farm and rura'
| homes.
One of the trailers is being
shown in Mexico, another in Cuba
while in every section of this
country these travelling demon
stration units are aiding those in
teresed in improving their home
conditions.
This is one of the first con-
certed efforts to bring kerosene
refrigeration demonstrations in g
large way to the door of the Am.
erican farm home, F. E. Sellman
vice president of Servel, Inc, OF
! Evansville has announced,
The Electrolux travelling fleet
was designed to act as a convent
ence to the public, distributors
and dealers.
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Today's
Anniversaries

1742 - Nathaniel Greene
Rhode Island soldier of the Revo-
luton, close to Washington him.
self among the patriot-soldiers
the Savior of the South" borr
at Warwick, R. 1. Died in Geor-
gia, June 10, 1885,
1752-Samuel Smith, Mary.
lands noted Revolutionary Off
Ger, among the most gallant and
self-sacrificing of the men around
Gen. Washington, born at Car
isle, Pa. Died in Baltimore,
April q, 1889.
176S-Charlotte Corday, hero.
inc of the French Revolution,
born. Died July II, 1898.
18i2-Thomas L. Clingman
North Cardinals fiery political
leader, Confederate soldier, de-
veloper of his native mountain re-
gion, born at Huntersville, N. C,
Died Nov. 3, 1897.
1823-Cyrus Thomas, noted
Government enthnologist and en-.
tomologist, born at Kingsport,
Tenn. Died June &c, 1910.
1848-Vladimir de Pachmann
Russian pianist, born. Died Jan.
6, 1888.
1877-Harrison Fisher, noted
artist and illustrator of Americas
beautiful girls. born in Brooklyn,
n. Y. Died Jan. 10, 1884.
ousies be ironed out satisfactorily
and united action insured?
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Mrs. Pauline Hemingway, son
Gregory and Mrs. Ada Stearns
were passengers on the afternoon
plane yesterday for Miami.
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Ross Parker, engineer with the
WPA in charge of extensive re-
pairs being made on the ferries
Pilgrim and Traveller, returned
from a business trip to jackson
vile on the plane yesterday.
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Miss Aileen Bethel left over
the highway yesterday morning to
spend a while with her father, j.
NJ. Bethel at Rock Harbor.
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Today In History

1787-Congress of the Confed-
eration agreed to sale of some g.
100000 acres of land in North
west Territory to Ohio Company
and Sciote Company ut &c and
two-thirGs cents an ecre.
1789-Department of State
first known as the Department OF
Foreign Affairs, oldest of Cabin
4et-Sapkl Departments, created. I:
.Et 5Akt 80 :
= $f866AComp,et;on first. sue
cessfpl Atlantic caEle, ut. Hearts
Content, Newfoundland. ! "
81. 186STAl mail carriers in
country required to be uniformed
,bygAst,of Congress.
1919-Serious race riot at
Chicago bathing beach.
1926-Boy's Kite, tangled in
wires, destroyed Tamaqua, Fla,
power-house and closed down
towns industries. ;
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a business visit to Jacksonville
and St. Petersburg, arrived on
the plane from Miami yesterday.
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Subscribe 70 The CiEzen-20c
Eeekly.
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E. P. Johnson, keeper at Som:
brero Rect lighthouse, who was
spending Ms ahalteriy vacation
with his family en- Key West, left
this morning to resume his duties.
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Mrs. Pauline Hemingway, son
Gregory and Mrs. Ala Stearns
were passengers on the afternoon
plane yesterday for Miami.
Miss Aileen Bethel left over
the highway yesterday morning to
spend a while with her father, J
NJ. Bethel at Rock Harbor.
E. P. Johnson, keeper at Som
brero Rsaf lighthouse, who was
spending Ms aharteriy vacation
with his family IN Key West, left
this morning to resume his duties,
T. E, Prizes and SON Donald,
who were spending a vacation here
with friends; EFT by plane yes
terday, afternoon for their home
in Miami.
Mario Borges and Mrs. Borges,
who were vacationing. in Key
West, left by plane yesterday for
Miami where Mr.. Borges is EN-
ployed as purser with the Pan
American Anyways.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Baez who
were spending a weeks vacation
in Key West at their home on
Newton street, left over the. high
way yesterday for Miami where
he is employed with the P. and
o. S. S. company. They were &C.
companied by Mrs. Baez's mother
Mrs. Harry Richardson. 5who viii
spend a while with them in Mi
ami. se.5f Il Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richardson
of Jacksonville are visiting in
Key West and are house guests. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Pinder al
the home on South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Machin
and sons Arthur, Oscar and
James, who were visiting with
members of the Machin family
and friends, left over the high.
way yesterday morning for THEN
home in Winter Haven, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walden Roberts
and daughters Elizabeth anG
Rosalind, left over the highway
yesterday morning for their home
in Macon, Ga, after spending 6
weeks vacation with relatives anC
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. R. Warren
who were spending a short vaca
ton in Gainesville with their son.
George Allen Warren and William
Nv "UiICi, Oi'. StuuchtS dl rtOI'
ida State University, returned or
the Cuba this morning from Tam
pa accompanied by William who
will spend part of his vacation il
Key West.
Mrs. L. T. Bragassa and daugh
ter Helen arrived on the Cuba
this morning for vacation il
Key West after which they will
return to their home in Gaines
vile, Fla.
| B. M. Duncan, consulting en-
gineer for the state road depart
ment, who was on business visi
to Jacksonville, returned over tn.
highway Saturday evening.
| Thomas D. Orr. former WPA
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YOUR DESTINY
By LIE MARS
sesssssssssssssssssessss

80. =
The character and talents o:
= those born between
JULY "a TO AUGUST ~
LEO people are generous, sym
pathetic and magnetic; make ex-
cellent nurses, are emotional and
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FOR SALE-BruMu r--f h4Hf
caTr4Ge a god ruaL tloE-
Pre- So App y 81 LzIs Ma
Earef srrEeL NH
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o. Kemp
who were spending a vacation in
Miami, returned on the plane from
Miami yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Albertus
and child, who had been spending
time visiting in Miami, return
ed over the highway Saturday.
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T. E, Prizes and son Donald,
who were spending vacation here
with friends Eft by plane yes
terday afternoon for their home
in Miami. + $50
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Thomas D. Orr. former WPA
director of Key West who was on
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Mrs. Helena Sawyer and daugh-
ter, Catherine, who had been
spending several weeks visiting in
Miami, returned to the city last
evening over the highway. y
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Charles Gregg, representing one
of the large book binderies in
Florida, arrived on the plane
from Miami yesterday and will re-
main until tomorrow afternoon.
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Mario Borges and Mrs. Borges.
who were mentioning in Key
West, left by plane yesterday for
Miami where Mr.. Borges is EN-
ployed as purser with the Pan
American Anyways.
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ousies be ironed out satisfactorily
and united action insured?
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1919-Serious race riot al
Chicago bathing beach.
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1877-Harrison Fisher, noted
artist and illustrator of Americas
beautiful girls. born in Brooklyn,
n. Y. Died Jan. 10, 1884.
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B. M. Duncan, consulting en-
gineer for the state road depart
ment, who was on a business visit
to Jacksonville, returned over the
highway Saturday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richardson
of Jacksonville are visiting in
Key West and are house guests. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Pinder at
the home on South street.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-11-04
Congressional Returns Nations
 Are Democratic
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West Virginia, End, Jenning Randolph, incumbent democrat. 3rd, Arthur Edmison incumbent, democrat. 4th, George w John son, incumbent democrat. 9th, John Kee, incumbent democrat. 9th, Joe L Smith incumbent dem- ocrat. Pennsylvania 10th, J. Ro- land Kinzer, incumbent republi- can. 18th, Charles I. Faddis in cumbent democrat. 27th, Joseph Gray incumbent democrat 18th, Charles N. Crosby incumbent de- mocrat. North Carolina elected all democrats.