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Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Guests in
FL Centro

Guests who registered at the
California hotel Wednesday were ::
San Diego: A. J. Fulkerson, G..
r. Bill James Coape, Tom Pitt
man, r. Gordon. f. H. Kelly, Mr..
and Mrs. C C. Benton, w. S. Bir-
ney, Los Angeles; Don Ferretty, G.
s. Parker, George Doike, w. j.
Mauake, Carl Maxwell, C. L. That
cher w. H. Hart r. S. Beatty, A.
J. Pcntrelli, Ernie OStlind, l., T.
Barumn. Lula r. Plummer, Boston,
Mass: Florence English, Elizabeth,
N. j.; C. r. Lunquance, FL Monte
+. II. Hicks San Francisco; l.. E.
Meyers. Stockton; Elizabeth West,
New York City, Mr. and Mrs. w.
c. Brucy, Pasadena; M. E. Lewis.
Spokane.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
WeU-Baby Clinics
Will Be Held
Next Week

Well-baby clinics will be held in
the valley town next week under
the direction of the county health
office.
They will start Monday after
noon and the first one will be
held in the Ell Centre Wowen's
Civic improvement club on State
street.
Tuesday the clinics will be held
in CaleXico, one at the Dool school
and the other at the lockwood
school.
Wednesday morning at the City
hall in Holtville; in the afternoon
in Lincoln school, Imperial; Thurs
day morning, Catechist home in
Brawley, and in the afternoon,
Brawley Migratory camp;
Friday morning, Brawley Wom-
ans club; Friday afternoon, West
morland school.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Friends, Relatives
Visit In Imperial

It's Easter vacation and Mr.. and
Mrs E. N. Cosand of Imperial have
seven friends and relatives for
house guests during the week.
Their daughter, Miss Amy Cos
and, a student at the Bible Insti-
tute, Los Angeles, returned howe
over the weekend and she was
accompanied by Miss Doris Craig
of Portland, Ore, and Miss Mary
Settles of Oklahoma. The three
girls are classmates at the insti-
tute.
Arriving at the Cosand home
the forepart of the week were Mr.
and Mrs. o. T. CoSand and their
children, Neal and Janet of AL
hambra. o. T. Cosand is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Cosand.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Mrs. Forshey
Honoreda at
Party

Mrs Ray Forshey of San Diego
was honored at an informal party
Wednesday at the nome of Mrs.
Richard Haas on Wensley avenue.
Assisting Mrs. Haas as cohostess
was Mrs. Bert FaWcett.
Mrs. Forshey, the former Cecil
Thatcher. came to Ell Centro re
Gently with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. S, Thatcher of Los An
geles for a visit. The Thatchers
are former FL Centre residents.
Accompanying Mrs Forshey to the
valley, was her daughter Sandra'
Invited guests to the party were
the Mesdames Charles Bramkamp,
Edgar Mason. James Marshall, M.
o. King jr., Leo Magee, Lee Nuf-
fer, Clark Jacobs, Joe Thompson,
w. II. Haakinson, Mrs. Eugene For
shey, and Miss Margaret Lanier.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14

MIS-. LOulS MOOlt anu llcl ltdllBll-
ter Florence, plan to spend the
Easter weekend in Fillmore.
Mrs. Charles knights is enter
tanning her niece, Mrs. James Butler
and daughters Margaret and Valeta
Marcy OF Los Angeles, as house
guests during the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Shaw of Pasadena is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Philip Knights
for Easter.
John Cook. a member of the
grand committee of the Masonic
council will attend the convention
in Santa Monica Friday and Sat
urday and will speni Easter with
his parents in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gallaher and
their children Sharon and Jimmy
of San Diego arrived in Ell Centro
over the weekend to spend the
Easter vacation with Mrs. j. F.
Gallaher
Mrs. Gallaher is Emil Gallaher's
mother.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Beginning Bridge
Section Holds
Meeting

Mrs. Robert DinSmore entertain
ed the Beginning bridge section Of
the Junior Ten Thousand club at
her home on Len Rey avenue Wed
neSday evening.
Cohostess with Mrs. Dinsmore was
Miss Fauvette Thompson.
Refreshments following the Easter
motif were served after the meet
ing.
Mrs. Bert E. Lemons, section
teacher, was present to supervise
the playing.
The next meeting will be We'd
nesiay at the home of Mrs. W. D.
Hudgins. 744 State street, with Miss
Esther Eckhoff as cohostess.
Present were the MeSdameS Rob-
ert Dinsmore, George Fluter, w. d.
Hudgins. Bert Lemons, r c. Ray
burn, the Misses Matte Jim Mi
+. chael, Ruth Sprinkle and FauYette
Thompson.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Dessert Bridge Party Given
For Miss Mabel Carberry

Miss Mabel Carberry was enter
tanned Wednesday evening at a
lovely dessert bridge party given
by Miss Mildred Hubbard at her
home ON Holt avenue.
Miss Carberry is a former resi-
dent of Ell Centre. She was a teach
er at Wilson school.
The Easter motif with rabbits.
chickens, ducks and Easter eggs
was artistically carried out in the
decorations. Spring flowers and
candles in the pastel shades carried
out the theme which also domi-
mated the refreshments.
The guest prize was awarded to
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Mrs. Bert Michel
Entertains Bridge
Club Wednesday

Mrs. Bert o. Mitchell entertained
the Wednesday afternoon club with
a refreshment bridge party at her
home.
Mrs. Andrew l.. Dilbeck earned
the high score at contract, with
the second honors going to Mrs.
K. Kellogg of Los Angeles.
The hostess served the delightful
refreshments following the game.
Present were the Mesdames Glenn
Martin, George King, o. w. Dickson,
Forrest Manley, Ed Crandall, Walter
Wakefield, Dunbar Carey, Earl Far
ris, 1. N. Hitchcock, A. L. Dilbeck,
K. Kellogg and the hostess, Mrs.
Mitchell.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Laura Gilstrab Wins Contract
HOnOrS at Section Meeting

Eugene Moore as cohostesseS.
The second prize at contract was
awarded to Miss Velma Scroggins.
Delicious refreshments following
the Easter motif were served after
the bridge game.
Present were Mrs. Karl Kaiser,
Mrs B. Watson, Mrs. Eugene Moore.
Mrs. Louis Galloway, Mary Hart,
Mildred Record, Mrs. George Dor
mann, Katherine Won Allmen, Mrs.
H. Walker, and Lillian Holiday.
The next meeting will be held on
Wednesday, Apri 81 at the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14

Members Of the nominating COM
mittee of the Imperial Valley
branch of the American Association
Of University Women presented
slate of officers to the members at
the last meeting of the organiza-
ton, in Holtville.
Those nominated are Mrs. Louis
Moore of Ell Centre, president; Mrs.
John Cook of Ell Centro, vice-presi-
dent; Marjorie Hancock of Ell Cen
tro, corresponding secretary; Geor-
gia Press of Holtville, recording sec
retary and Lillian Turner of Braw-
ley. treasurer.
Second vice-preSident nominated
for the valley towns are Shirley
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14

Miss Carberry who also received
the high score. First prize was then
presented to Miss Margaret Lanier
who was next high.
Invited guests were Mrs. Char
les Provence. Mrs. M. o. King ir &.
and the Misses Jane Tylor, Shirley
McAllister, Frances Bartee, ISobel
Murchison, Edith Eicke and Mar
garet Lanier, all of Ell Centre;
Mrs. Stevens H. Harris, Mrs Jack
Benson and the Misses Gladys
Ikenberry and Helen Van Fleet of
Brawley, the honored guest, Miss
Carberry and the hostess. Miss Hub
bard
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Fl Centrans Nominated For
University Club Officers

Hannah for Brawley, Evelyn john
son for Imperial, Mrs. l.. C. Hawk
for Holtville and Mrs. John Cook
for Ell Centro.
The next meeting will be held
on Saturday, April 80 in Brawley.
Mrs Moore will be the official
delegate of the Valley chapter to the
State convention in Del Monte, May
20-2l.
Following the business meeting,
the Holtville members entertained
at a delightful bridge party. Prizes
were awarded and a guest prize
went to Mrs. r. N. Hannah of Los
Angeles who has been visiting her
daughter, Shirley, in BraWley.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Mrs. {. II. Gerecke
Con1piinpented
At Tea

Mrs w. l.. Apple entertained in
formally Tuesday afternoon at her
home cCmplimenting her sister-in-
law, Mrs. C. H. Gerecke of San
Francisco.
Mrs. Gerecke. the daughter of
DR.. w. w. Apple and Mrs Apple,
is spending the week visiting in
FL Centro
Meeting with Mrs Apple and
Mrs. Gerecke for a social afternoon
and tea were Mrs. w. C. Reed, Mrs.
James Maxwell. Mrs. Sem Bacon,
Mrs. Norman c. Deaton, Mrs. Nora
Cooley and Mrs. John Tyler.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Chapter AV P.E.O.
Plans Meeting

Chapter AV P.E.O will hold its
next meeting at l pm. Monday
at the home of Mrs. w j. Clem-
ents, 670 Olive avenue.
HosteSses for the day will be
Mrs. Don Rex and Mrs. Chancellor
Livingston.
Mrs. Clements, who is in charge
of the program, will present Mrs.
Roy Fawcett, pianist from Braw-
low
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Wilson P.-T.A. To
Postpone Meeting
One Week

Because its regular meeting day
falls on good Friday, the Wilson
school Parent Teachers associa-
ton has postponed its meeting
until Friday, April %.
The meeting will be an evening
especially for the fathers of the
community, and will open at 7:30
pm. at the school.
The Problems of Youth Today"
will be the topic of a panel dis
cussion to be led by Guy A. Weak
ley and participated in by the
fathers of the Wilson school dis
trict
Installation of officers will be
the main business of the meeting
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
History Section To
Hear Talk On
Alaskan Tour

Miss Frances Reeves of the Mag
nolia school, will give an inter
esting talk on Alaska at the His
tory section meeting, pm. Mon
day in the tea room of the Ten
Thousand club.
Miss Reeves took the Golden
Valley trip to Alaska last year and
visited many of the Out-of the
way places during her journey.
Hostesses for the day will be
Mrs. D. H. Stephens and Mrs.
Wong s. Kong.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Former Residents
Visit Relatives

Mr.. and Mrs. Denver C. Fox
and daughters Patricia and Lynn,
former Ell Centre and Holtville
residents are visiting relatives in
the valley during the week
They are visiting Mrs. Fox's bro
ther and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hart in Ell Centre, and her father,
Albert Hart of Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Jobs Daughters
Plan Dinner

Plans were made for the Fathers
Daughters dinner to be held at
$50 pm. Tuesday. April 26, by the
Ell Centro Jobs Daughters at their
meeting Tuesday night.
Following the dinner, which will
be heid in the Mdsonil Temple.
the girls will eXemplify their work
for the fathers. including initia-
tiOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Oh. CIV P.E.O. To
Meet Saturday

Members of Chapter CIV P.EO.
will meet at 1890 pm. Saturday
at the home of Mrs. M. J. Dowd,
669 Wensley avenue.
Mrs. Louis Slee will assist Mrs.
Dowd as cohostess. The program
will be in charge of Mrs. r. c.
Clemons.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
IT interest IN w omen Churches
Churches
Schools
Social Calendar
THURSDAY


20-30 dinner dance, Z, La Hacien-
da
Citizenship class, Z. high school
Special Service, 1880, Methodist
church
Dams Entire, 1880, 10000 club
Townsend club, 1880. Wilson
school
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, 8, ElkS hall
RAM. No. 109. 8, Masonic tenn
pie
Transfers Local 1898, 8, Labor
temple
B. w. Rebekahs, 8, Baptist church
Communion Service, 8, Christian
church
FRIDAY
kiwanis, IL, Barbara Worth
B.YPU,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Special Meetings To
Be Conducted

The Imperial Community church
will open week nf meetings with
Captain Carleton E. Null, on Mon
day at the church.
Part of each evenings meeting
viii be devoted to special instru-
mental and vocal numbers. The
meeting will continue until Sun
day April "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Entire Nos Dance
Plans Made

The Entire Nos dancing club will
hold its nineteenth annual dinner
dance at 7 pm. Tuesday at the
Ten Thousand club.
Reservations should be made by
Friday night with Mrs. Robert
Marshall. telephone l148. or Mrs
Charles Bartholomew, Telephone
1866.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Betty Decide Will
Visit In Valley

Betty Deeble of San Diego, who
formerly lived in Ell Centro, is
spending her Easter vacation with
Miss Enola Peterson in El Centro.
She will visit in the valley for
a week and will return to San
Diego during the weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14

High bridge honors were accord
ed to Miss Laura Gilstrap at the
Advanced bridge section of the Ju-
nior Ten Thousand club.
The section met Wednesday at
the club with the Misses Lillian
Holiday, Mildred Record and Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
L. A. Residents
: Visit Here

Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Lindenfeld
and their daughter Violet, of Los
Angeles spent Monday and Tues
clay visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Cook in Ell Centro.
The Lindenfelds are on their way
to spend a mouth with relatives
in FL Paso. Tex.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Recreation Council
To Hold Meeting

The regular meeting Of the Ru-
raj Recreation council will be held
at pm. Saturday at the Veterans
Memorial hall in Imperial.
There will be a review of the
old fashioned dances that have
been learned the past months.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Warren L. Jones
Visits Here

Warren L. Jones, a senior student
at the Anaheiln high school, is in
Ell Centro visiting his aunt, Mrs.
H. S. Harris.
Jones formerly lived in Ell Centro
and attended the local schools. He
will be in the valley a week.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Baby Girl Born
Here Monday

Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Harper are
the parents of a daughter born
at 1:25 am. Monday, April H.
The baby weighed six and a half
pounds and has been named Mar
jorie Mae.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Automobile Dealers
Meet For Dinner

Fifteen DeSoto-Chrysler dealers
and statesmen met at the Barbara
Worth hotel Wednesday night for
dinner and business meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Communion Service
Will Be Held

There will be a Candlelight Com
munion service at pm. Thursday
at the State Street Christian
church.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-14
Items On Easter
Activities OF
Valley Residents

Mrs. Louis Moore and her daugh-
ter Florence, plan to spend the
Easter week end in Fillmore.
Evening star., 1938-12-07

Herat commanded that the gaeys of war be
made ready to sail. we shall avenge the wrong
that Atka did to and to our god" he roared:
and We shall save those who are our friends
But King Herat did not know how desperate
was Tarzans plight. =.
Evening star., 1938-12-07
Gold in Sleeps Head

While stirring a stew of sleeps
head, Mrs. Hodges of Cardiff, Wales,
struck gold. Closer examination
showed layers of fine gold on the
sleeps lower teeth. The butcher
told her that the sheep came from
a flock which had grazed on Llani-
shen golf links, and suggested that a
lost gold ring might have been the
origin of the lucky strike.
Evening star., 1938-12-07

TwizzIer Answer
The old trapper's round tzip = -
miles. r
Evening star., 1938-04-10

mediately and unanimously confirmed
by the Senate though every appoint
ment disregarded the statutory re-
quirement that a member of the
board shall not engage in any other
business, vocation or employment and
that, to remove this difficulty, the act
was Immediately amended by adding
the words after any of the present
members terminate their term"
Msgr. Haas was appointed dean OF
the School Of Social Science in August
1887, and since then re-established
this unit which was an important
part Of the university as early as 1895
During the year MSgr. Haas has
continued his activities as an advisor
to State and national agencies dealing
with labor problems and has brought
to mis- school as special lecturers men
and women whose names are out
standing in the large group dealing
at the present time with the pressing
social and economic questions of the
day. AS the school is now organized
it includes the departments of eco
nomics, sociology and politics and the
training for social work now being
carried on in the School of Social
Work remains apart from advanced
training in labor legislation, labor
problems, government and other SINH
lar studies.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
EASTER DANCE SET
BYGEORGETOWNU. j.
Affair Will Be Held April Fl.
GIee Club Will Sing at
New York School.

With the spring vacation beginning
Wednesday at Georgetown College,
the Easter dance of the Washington
Club on April 81 will be a diversion
for local students and those resident
students who are remaining in the
city over the holidays.
The affair will be held at the In
dian Spring Country Club and is open
to students in all departments as we'll
as alumni. Tickets may be obtained
from the Dance Committee, consist
ing of Angelo Tommasi, William
Quinn and James Kelly Glasses will
resume Monday, April 25.
The Georgetown University Glee
Club is rehearsing for its first concert
tour out of Washington, when the
full membership goes to New York on
April 29. The club will give concert
that evening at Marymount School,
TarrytoWn- on the Hudson, and will
appear the following afternoon in a
public concert to be given jointly
with New Rochelle College in the ball.
room of the Roosevelt Hotel
With its two assistant artists
Thomas D. Maher, baritone, and
Kevin M. Cosgrove, violinist, the
Georgetown club has appeared in fire.
quent concerts during the season. A
new repertoire of songs is being re-
hearsed.
Georgetown's r. o. T. C. battalion
and band are undergoing spring
training each week on the drill ground
back of the new North Building. The
Hilltop unit had the post of honor in
the r. o. T. C. section of the Army
Day parade.
The band gave its spring music
festival last Tuesday evening in Gas
ton Hall, under the direction of Mar
lin S. Reichley and Maj StonewaN
Jackson, U. S. A., its supervisor. An
other concert is being planned later
in the season, when it can be held
out of doors.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
CLASSES TO RESUME
MORNING OF 18TH
Washington College of Law to
Keep Library Open During
HOLIDAYS.

Washington College of Law closed
after the moot court session and de-
bate classes yesterday afternoon for
the spring vacation period. Glasses
Will be resumed on Monday morning.
April ID. The college library will re-
main open. so that students NAV
avail themselves of its privileges
throughout the holidays.
Duke H. Blackwelder, president of
the Alumni Association, has called q
meeting of the association to be held
at the college building on the evening
OF April %. In addition to a dis
cusslon OF plans for the entertain
ment OF the graduating class in June,
there will be guest speaker who will
discuss topic of general interest to
all lawyers and law students,
Beta Chapter. Phi Delta Women's
Legal Fraternity. and Epsilon Chan
Ter, Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority
nave recently signed an agreement
setting forth the dates for the sorority
spring rush parties. Under this agree
ment Phi Delta Delta is allotted Sun
day, April "a, and Saturday, May 7,
while Kappa Beta Pi has Sunday,
May l, and Saturday, May IA, with
the bids to be mailed simultaneously
by representatives of the two sorori-
ties on May a. The final return
date is set for June /.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
8D-WORD TYP|NG
TESTS PASSED
Two at Strayer College Get
Pins for Unusual Speed
in TypeWriting.

Eighty-word expert typewriting pins
have just been awarded to Irene A
Doda and Edna Earle Rosenheim, eve
ming school students at Strayer Col
lege. according to an announcement
yesterday by Director P. j. Harman
These two students wrote at the rate
of 80 words minute or better in five
different tests.
According to Mr.. Harman, this ac-
complishment is quite outstanding, as
speed Of so words minute is usually
adequate for stenographic and secre-
tarial positions in private business Of
fees and for senior grade Government
examinations.
Hold Government Jobs.
Miss Doda is graduate of South
Milwaukee High School, Wis, and also
attended Spencerian Business College
She is employed in the Procurement
Division of the Government.
Miss RoSenheim attended Union
University, Jackson, Tenn, and re-
ceived a secretarial diploma from
Strayer College in March. She is en-
ployed by Farm Credit Administra-
ton
Miss Eileen Doyle, day school stu
dent. recently was awarded a 75-Word
typewriting pin by the National Asso-
citation of Accredited Commercial
Schools.
Others Pass 70-W0rd Tests.
Other students who have passed TO-
word tests during March are Frances
Barnard, Mildred Barton, Hilda Bell,
Benjamin Bergman, Betty Blassey,
Alma Brahler, Samuel Clements, Mar
tin Gregg, Thelma Dennis, Eula Du-
laney, Joan Faulkner, Louis Garavag-
liza, Guy Gardiner, Aileen Gray, Albert
Gregorich, Kiku Hirakawa, Gladys
Jones, Pete Kalavatinos.
Jane kessler. Clayton Loughran,
Evelyn Lyle, Helen McGuffin, Miriam
Murray, Brice OBrien. Lillian O'Con-
nor, Frances Onka, Grace O'Toole,
Betty Prayer, Catherine Sexton, Emma
Stehle, Virginia Trew, Pauline Voneiff
Winifred Wall, Mary Grace West and
Doris Young.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
Wisconsin Labor Relations Act
Credit Is Ciue1, to Msgr. Haas

The Right Rev. Francis j. Haas
dean of the School of Social Science
at the Catholic. University, is credited
with bearing full share Of the res
possibility for the successful operation
OF the Wisconsin Labor Relations Act
IN the current issue Of The Wisconsin
Law Review, in an article by William
Gorham Rice, jr., professor of law at
the University of Wisconsin.
Msgr. Haas was one of the three
members OF the first Labor Relations
Board. Prof. Rice states: AT the time
rector OF st. Francis Seminary in Mil
waukee, and since honored with the
ecclesiastical dignity of monsignor and
the academic distinction of the dean
OF the School of Social Science of the
Catholic University of America, he
had close acquaintance with labor re-
lations, both as writer and as a
doer. A member of the former N. r. A.
Labor Advisory Board and the Ma
tional Labor Board and presently a
member of the w. P. A. Labor Poll
cies Board, he had also personally
mediated in many strikes in Wis
consin and elsewhere"
Prof. Rice also writes that with 80
distinguished membership" the first
board of three members of which
Msgr. Haas was a member, was I'M
Evening star., 1938-04-10
28 D. c. BOYS HONORED
AT RANDOLPH-M MACON
Three From Nearby Maryland and
Virginia Also on Roll of
Distinction,

Twenty-eight Washington boys and
three from nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia made the honor roll at Randolph
Macon Military Academy, Front Royal,
Va, it was announced yesterday.
The Washingtonians are Cadets
John W. Beckett, William P. BroWnell,
jr.; Robert M. Buck, Edward Chaddick
Harry W. Claxton. Neill H. Coe, Dom
aid C. and Thomas B. Crisp Joe F.
Frene, Algernon Gunnell, Phillip P.
Gullion, Robert B. Hall. Val M. Hal
loran. Marvin T. Jones, Hugh V. Kei-
ser. Richard A. Lancaster. Robert j.
Laut, David W. Lloyd, Richard T.
Mann, Maury Middleton. jr Robert j.
Murray. Donald T. Osgood, Ralph B.
Paz, William R. Roney. Harold N.
Smoot. William B Webster. Charles H.
Wilkins and Roy D. Woods.
Those from nearby were Herbert C.
Broyhill of Arlington, Va: Shelton r.
Clemmer of Chevy Chase. Md. and
John A. Nugent of Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1938-04-10
ENGINEERING STUDENTS
AWARDED MEMBERSHIP
Three in Capital Universities Are
Recognized by Institute of
Electrical Engineers.

Three engineering students of local
universities have been awarded stu
dent memberships in the American
Institute of Electrical Engineers by
the Washington section of that Or
ganization, it was announced yester-
day.
The trio will deliver their winning
papers at the meeting of the section
Tuesday at pm. in the Potomac
Electric Power Co. auditorium.
Robert Diggs of the University of
Maryland will discuss Recent De-
velopments in Electrical Engineering
and John E. Parsons of George WASH
ington University will give a paper
entitled "Inductive Interference Be-
tween Telephone and Power Circuits. y
o. w. B. Reed. jr, of Catholic Uni
versity will talk about the Cathode
Ray Oscillograph.'
These awards are made by the
Washington section as a result of
competition within the several uni
verslties.