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La gaceta., 1938-01-08

Los poetas... Uno lie escribe a
su madre y lie dice: Pensando en-
ii ell frio no me da dolor en- las
manos. Ell amor TODD 10 cubre.
Hay ahora un cantar, ell mas
popular en- la Espana combatien
te, que dice.
No puedo recordar bien. LIE
pregunto a un companero mill
ciano que esta acostado, Juan
Jose Rodriguez Navas, de Ora
NADIA.
La voy a escribir-me dice.
Tengo miedo de que no lie des q
la m1sica.
Bueno, asf lie daran merito
Quizas uno como 81, modesto
valiente, sirvi6 de inspiration:
81 me quieres escribir
va sabes mi paradero,
En- ell frente de Jarama
Primera Inca de fuego.
La gaceta., 1938-01-08
La VMbend

Sea bienvenido.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
COUNCIL ADOPTS
FILA RESOLUTION

Continued from Page One)
rent tax books remain open until
June l6 in order that several who
have expressed a desire to pay
their taxes may be afforded the
opportunity.
Ia reply to a request from the
council, the city attorney gave an
opinion in writing on the coming
ordinance, which reads: I'm
view of the decisions of the SUI
rfeme Court of the state of Flor
ida, particularly in the case at
Nero Beach, and quoting cases
from all over the country, am
forced to give the opinion that
under whatever name it may be
called, a coming ordinance is UNI
constitutional until authorized
specifically by an act of the state
legislature.
A letter was read from Robert
Lewis requesting that he be reim-
bursed one-half of the amount,
which is $394O0, which he claims
to have lost in the operation of
the scavenger service. No action
was taken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03

M. M. Schulsinger, president of
the company which proposes to
establish a fertilizer manufactur-
ing plant in Key West said today
that he finds that matters are
progressing satisfactorily, and
they propose taking the offer to
New York, leaving this after
noon.
When Mr.. Schulsinger and as
sociates arrived in Key West sew
eral days ago. with the PROPOSE
ton to establish a modern fer
tilizer plant, it was hard to forsee
that the actual completion of all
necessary arrangements would be
matter of permanent record at
this date, said Mr.. Schulsinger,
Such, however, is the case.
The wide awake secretary of
the Chamber. of Commerce, S. c.
Singleton, was an outstanding
factor in the almost unbelievably
rapid elimination of the affair
Mr.. Singleton arranged the extra
ordinary meetings of the repre-
sentative groups of the citizens of
Key West, and succeeded in put
ting both the New York organ
ization and the local community
on record as to what was
mutually agreed upon" Mr.. Schul-
singer said.
c. E. Smith, agent for the Nal
lory Lines in Key West, was also
a prominent figure in the affair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
HEMINGWAY THINKS
L0YALISTS WILL WIN

Continued from Page One)
Key West I'm not going to
Cuba, he said.
So ends another pleasant chat
with this much censored, much
admired writer and man, with the
his delight in wit: with high
speed mind that moves swiftly
behind twinkling eyes; who is
democratic to the extreme; who
loves Key West perhaps even
more than the LoyaliSt cause;
with a very, very definite tens
per; and who is tolerant enough
to allow just about anything ia
good humored joking except per
sonal references. THAT doesn't
CO., he says.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
COTTON WEEK
ENDS SATURDAY
APPELRoUTH's STORE OF
FERS SPECIALS AT
Low Prices

National Cotton Week as spon-
sored in Key West at Appel
routh's, the Store of Fashion,
viii end tomorrow evening, as
told IN an advertisement else
where in this issue.
All week long outstanding spe-
Gals have been on sale at rock
bottom prices. Cotton goods and
cotton dresses we're included in
the sales. Ladies and Misses of
Key West have saved many, many
dollars by taking advantage of
the sale and now, with only one
more day, it should behoove all
to see that, at least, visit to APP
pelrouth's is made to see the many
bargains.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
Much Progress Made Toward
Establishment Of Fertilizer
Manufacturing Plant Here

His readiness to aid in obtaining
suitable site, was prima facie
evidence of Key Vests spirit of
cooperation and Mr.. Schulsinger
expressed himself as more than
ever impressed with the great OPP
portunities offered here.
Perhaps there may be some
minor features of the agreement
between Key West and the Rep
resentative Corporation Of New
York, which will be subject to the
universal laws of proposal and
counter proposal but, all in all, it
is apparent that the installation
of the modern plant with its at
tendant benefits, is at present a
probability rather than a distant
vision.
Following a conference with
members of the committee who
were named to carry on the
negotiations with Mr.. Schulsinger
and his associates, the New York
group will, in all probability
leave this afternoon for the Me
tropolis for conference with the
officials of the Mallory Line on
matters pertaining to the property
to be used for establishing the
plant.
In the official group from the
Representative Corporation are:
Mr.. Schulsingers Irving, .Schwdttz,
o. Salzar and John NJ. Kelly.1t[c
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
LIONS DISCUSS
RETIREMENT
OF KEY WEST
MEETING PRESIDED OVER BY
H. E. DAY; DELEGATES TO
CONVENTION ARE APP
POINTED


"A Better Key West and
Service To Our City" were head
line topics at the regular supper
meeting of the Key West Lions
Club held last evening at the
Stone Church Annex. The meet
ing was called to order at 7:30
o'clock by the Lion president II.
E, Day.
Chairman Lion Allan Arm
strong, Of the Lions Education
Committee, outlined a fun course
OF action for the eight activities
committee chainnen, including
Blind Work and Sight conscrva-
ton. Health and Welfare. Safety,
Citizenship and Patriotism, Com
manity Betterment, Civic I'M
provement, Boys and Girls Work
and Education. Summertime ac-
tivities are planned in each de-
rartment with full reports expect
cd at the esarteTly meeting to be
Eeld August 4
A special committee was APP
pointed by President Day to pep
up the obtaining OF votes for the
clubs candidate, Miss Bernice
BIantley, in the Miss Key West"
Contest, sponsored by the High
way Celebration Committee. This
committee consists Of Lions Arm
strong, Holtsberg, Robinson, Alex
ander and Peacon.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Fred Hume, local artist, who
gave . short talk on art
Delegates TO the State Conven-
ton Opening next week at Lake
land, Florida. were appointed in
the persons Of Lions L. S Walden
and Gerald Saunders. Alternates
are Lions Charles Ketchum and
Allen L. Curry.
Two new members We're greet
cd into the membership, Charles
II. Ketchum and Raymond Curry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
ROTARY HOSTS 70
SENIOR CLASS OF
KEY WEST HIGH
DIR. ]. C. cEKELER SUMS UP
GRADUATES PROBLEMS
WITH ADVICE TO BE SELF
RESPECTFUL

With SO graduates of Monroe
County HIGH School as guests, an
annual custom, the Rotary Club
at their luncheon yesterday be-
came personally acquainted with
next years business men and
women candidates.
1r. John G. Gckeler, principal
speaker. summed up The problem
Of Irvine properly in the world as
contained IN the thought Of think
ing highly and respectfully OF
oneself.
IF this IS true. then it follows
that one win Cd thtnk through
ones. problems and solve them in
TIC individual way which viii
both, suii society and oneself "a
viii make a good living for one,
seif and eae's dependents. 81
there VIII hc social adjustment
and livine the most satisfactory
manner With these around YOU.
ca viii solve The great moral
problem which confronts the in
dividual'. Dr.. Geiteler said.
George del Pine, president 81
the Senior Class, responded To the
welcome of Curry Harris, IN
charge Of the program, and intro
duccd each senior.
Miss Lucette Dc Bmritt accom-
panied OH The niano by Miss Mary
Fac McClauahan sans some
where A Voice Is Calling and
Sic The Best OF Whatever You
arc"
Mss TheAna Speer ard Miss
Ella Gaednee were Thanked ts
Chairman Curry Harris for Their
did IN sposagins ile BANQUET
Other guests were How
Mechanism and GeFaia Saun
eseTs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
IMPROVEMENTS AT
LOCAL MARKET

The leading Grocery and Mar
ket in Key West-chief advertiser
in that classification ins The Citi-
zen-is Broadway Market at Du-
val and Angela streets. This
store has recently gone through a
thorugh remodelling job with the
installation of new refrigeration
equipment. New shelving ar
rangements have been made for
the more efficient display of food.
following the very latest and mod
ern styles in store planning.
Latest OF new equipment in
stalled is Cube Steak machine
enabling this store. the first in
Key West, to sell Cube Steaks.
Patrons will welcome this inno-
walton making possible the sale
now of these delicious cuts of
meats presented in this new
style.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
JEWISH HOLIDAY
BEGINS SATURDAY
REGULAR SERVICES WILL BE
CONDUCTED AT LOCAL
SYNAGOGUE

/ Shovuos, the Feast of Weeks,
or Pentecost, will be observed by
the Jewish people this week. The
holiday begins Saturday evening
Dune Al and is celebrated for
two days by Orthodox Jews and
for one day by Liberal Jews. Reg
ular services will be conducted at
the local synagogue ~by Rev.
Joseph Male.
Synagogues will be decked with
{ ereenery and flowers and the
Ten Commandments will be read
in the Synagogue Service. The
greenery represents the spring
harvest festival character Of the
Feast of Weeks while the reading
of the Decalogue is in recognition
of the fact that Shovuos is the
season additionally associated
with the giving of the Torah, or
Teaching" on Mount Sinai.
Shovuos, which literally means
weeks" takes its name from the
fact that it is celebrated seven
weeks after Passover. Greek
speaking Jews more than two
thousand years ago gave the holi-
dav the name 'sPentecost,Y be-
cause of the fifty days countered
from the second evening of Pass
over to the Shovuos festival.
This holiday is one of the
three pilgrim festivals" of the
Bible. In ancient times, the Jews
at this season brought their offer
ings of first-fruits and of grain
to the Temple in Jerusalem. The
agricultural significance of the
holiday is also seen in the read
ing Of the Book of Ruth, with its
idyllic scenes of husbandry and
harvesting, in the Synagogue on
Shovuos. The Book Of Ruth is
notable for the universalistic mes
sage in its story Of the non
Jewess who became the anees-
tress OF the beloved figure Of
King David.
When the Reform Synagogue
introduced the rite of Confirma-
ton for Jewish youth, Pentecost,
by virtue of its traditional as
ISOLATION with the ancient revela-
ton, was the day selected.
Through an impressive public
+ ceremony, young boys and girls
having been taught the meaning
Of the Jewish faith and the duty
of leading a religious and moral
/ life, confirm this faith as did
! their forefathers at Mount Sinai.
The first confirmation service
/ in America took place exactly
ninety years ago at Temple
Emanuel of New York City.
The ceremony is now widely
! practiced by Conservative as well
as Reform Congregations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
PHYSICAL EXAMS
FOR STUDENTS

All children entering local
schools in September will be re-
quired to show health certific-
ate, it is announced.
The local clinic and Parent
Teacher Association in cooperat-
ing to have these children ex-
yamined free of charge state that
DR.. j. B. Parramore will devote
much of his time June 6. Z and 8
to those who desire an examina-
ton.
Parents are urged to carry their
children to the clinic on the above
dates and avoid difficulty when
schools reopen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
VARIOUS CLASSES
WILL BE FORMED

Recreation Department an
nounccs the opening of afternoon
classes at the Wesley Community
House for the teaching of handi-
craft, harmonica. clay modelling,
and many others.
Social recreation and Little
Theater activities viii also be
conducted.
These classes wiz be held on
different afternoons. which will
be announced later, with the pro-
gram.
Registrations for these classes
will report to the Wesley Com
munity House ON Monday after
noon. wnen the organization OF
classes VIII begin. Children from
eight wears io IA years arc invit-
ed to take part, ard report at 800
D. m. "a Monday, June s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
COLORED GIRL
CHARGED WITH
FORGING CHECK
TO HAVE OBTAIN
ED MONEY UNDER FALSE
PRETENSE: CASE BEING IN.
VESTIGATED

Winnifrcd Bethel, colored and
said to be about 13 years of age,
is in the tolls of the Juvenile
judge and awaiting further inveS-
tigation into charges which have
been preferred against her of
forgery and grand larceny.
The girl went to a residence on
Whitehead street and told the
lady of the house that girl, who
is employed there, had a sick
baby and sent her to secure three
dollars.
The cash was not handy so a
check was given the Bethel girl,
who went to a local drug store to
make a purchase. She had not
endorsed the check and payment
was refused.
Departing, the girl went a short
distance from the drug store and
returned with an alleged sigma
ture of the payee in the proper
place. received, the small article
purE hased andNleft the place OF
BUSINESS. ~
The entire tran Sactfln was lat
ct provgn 10 be IA ease az delib-
eraA fofgqf and the arrest was
made ahd yks terday the girl was
taken befilr Juvenile Judge Jul
liettH Russell. There are other
charges which have been made
against her in the past, and hel
case, in its entirety, is being thor
oughly Investigated under in,
structionS from the judge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
COUNTY SCHOOLS
CLOSED TODAY

Monroe County's High School
and grammar schools close today
FOR the 1897 '38 school year.
che0l officials state.
Most of the schools were closed
at l2 noon.
The HIGH School Commence
went exercises tonieht will be the
last school event of the day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
TWO SPECIMENS ARE
ADDED TO AQUARIUM

Two of the recent additions
10 the Key West Tropical
Aquarium is a pair of six
pointed star fish. which was
presented by Tax Assessor ].
Otto Kirchheiner. who re-
Gently returned from a fish
ing trip.
Some lime ago there was
one of these fish in the tanks
but through an accidental
cessation of the water supply.
il died before a fresh supply
Of water could be conveyed
10 the tanks.
Joseph Romero. in charge
of the aquarium. said that the
specimens are in excellent
condition and perfectly pro-
portioned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
FOUR ELIGIBLE
FOR ENCAMPMENT

Four young men of Key West
have qualified for membership in
the Citizens Military Training
Camp, at Fort Screvens, Ga, and
will probably leave within a short
time for the camp.
Members of the Key West con-
tingent are ], Stricken. Wilbur
johnson, Jr., Doyle Ray Smith
and Uric Gwynn, Jr. Alternates
have been selected as follows:
Howard Mcdonnell, Jefferson
Browne and Antonio Martinez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
SUNDAY DINNER
.5nggeSHohS
BY ANN PAGE

ERUITS are quite rushing the sea-
son. Watermelons are as plentiful
and low in price as they were last sea-
son at the fourth of July. Peaches and
berries also are unusually early. Pine
apples continue to be abundant and
cheap.
Old white potatoes, sweets and
yams are gradually disappearing from
market. Apples, grapefruit, Florida
oranges, mushrooms and Belgian en-
dive are also much less plentiful
Beef and pork loiDs are somewhat
cheaper. Spring lamb is not yet as
cheap as old lamb. Small foUj and
ducks are reasonable in price Eegs are
again little higher. Fish IS pieatiful
and CHEAP.
Here are three seasonabIe dinner
menus.
Low Cost DinGer
Meat Loaf alleged Potatoes
Entered uach
Bread and Butter
Baked BaH2naa Cookies
Medium Cost Dinner
Broiled Becft aak Parsley Potabocg
Gea Bsans
Btosd Sad Latter
Spanish CroGt ..4eh 85SGfy Carale1
Tea OF Coaae ilA
Very saceiai Dianer
F Cap
2oas eprir t1ih rovaei povatoe-
Green r. A#p ~u3
Sand 5rlca5
Rolls rfH Asttfs-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
ELECTION BILLS
ARE PAID TODAY

Election bills and in fact every
bill in connection with the cleo
ton, including payment of in
spectors and others acting in an
afficial capacity are being paid
at the court house today.
Clerk Ross &. Sawyer said that
he regular payroll for the county
would be arranged and that dis
tibution Of the paychecks would
be made some time later in the
month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03

DORIAN, w. va.-Formally
charged with singing out of
tune and using rough language
in church" Clyde Hinchman of
this city was placed in Jail.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
proposal

Scaled bids viii ee fece lived IS
the undersigned up 50 and IN
GLIDING THURSDAY Jane Us 1888
81 $500 p IN Tor aWnisAiu tho
City OF Key West with lGN feet
of Fire Hess. IegEgas veaaeste e3
The City Council reSyHaS tlse
right 20 reject any 81 all lllas
WALLACE. EfNpF
lune3-4-ll 6y Isegk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-03
SENT TO JAIL

s. ~ a. ~ ~ ~ a- s
The Valley settler., 1938-11-04
NOTICE

Their will bU o Homemakors Council
meeting in the Grange Hall on
Nov ember IA. ALL Officers Of Home
makors' Clubs ore urged to atton6
Some very important business WILL
be dis cussod at this meeting and
plans for the coming year Will be
discussed Be sure to Gomez
The Valley settler., 1938-11-04

PUBLIC ENEMY MOL.
States, this disease topped the ::
list Of causes Of death; in 1855,
it had fallen to seventh place
In Alaska tuberculosis still re-
mains the principal cause Of death
primarily due TO it's prevalence
among the INDIAN Ponulationo
tuberculosis is c conrruni cable
disease transmi tied from the sick
to the we'll, therefore no home is
safe from tuber culosis until all
homes are safe.
From a purely economic viewpoint
this is O worthwhile fight, for
statistics prove that it costs
moro to allow O man to die from
tuberculosis than to keep him
we'll ard alive. More than one
half Of all deaths from tuber cul-
osis occur in the ages from fif-
teen to forty-five, the most pro
ductito years Of life. 1t is ~.
os mated that tho annual loss
from tuber culosis in the United
States is more than throe fourths
of q billion dollars, or six timo'
the estimated cost Of the New
York Worlds Fair
Chris tmas Seals finance noarly
1000 affiliated tuberculosis
Associations which carry on the
fight by providing the means for
carly Diagnosis, isolation, promr
and correct treatment.
Buy Seals and become q morber Of
Alaska s offensive against this
common foeo
The Valley settler., 1938-11-04

The following inf ormation is for
the various Al Clubse Please
bring the things mentioned for our
lunch on Nov. 5, thank you.
North Star - cakes and cookies
Stump Gardeners - Sandwi tches
Wild Rose - Jello deserts
Mid-Sm --Bevera8es, mi TX, sugar
Rool- aid
Pleasant Valloy-- cakes or cookies
Donali-- Jello deserts
Chugach - Hot dishes
Hi-Fliers --Eot dishes
Clever cookors-- SandWi tches
The Valley settler., 1938-11-04

The American Legion and school
will combine in giving g patriotic
program in the Palmer Community
Hall at 2; Pm on November IL.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend.
The Valley settler., 1938-11-04

Mr. Don Irwin. announces that the
TAFFY-PULL in the Grange Hall Will
postponed. Watt CHI for the date
later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10

(airport), cloudy Blaine cloudy IIarbor Island Island raining 48; Prince Rupert showers Ketchkan, raining 4 43 Wangel Petersburg raining 46 raining raining cloudy
  raining cloudy raining Mccarthy partly cloudy A. Anchorage partly cloudy partly Ruby cloudy Nuato cloudy 40.
 Juneau, May 11.-Sunrise, susset, BIO pm
 WEATHER SYNOPSIS
 prevailed this morning throughout Alaska portion the about miles Ska the longitude 68 where This distribution been attended precipitation the coastal from the Aeutans Island and by generally fair weather the remainder of the field of observation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10
MATTSON CASE SUSPECT AGAIN
 TAKEN TO JAIL
John Mansky, Who Was Ar rested Last Year, Is
 Requestioned

TACOMA, Wash, May 10.-John Mansky, 34, Forks shingle bolt cut ter, was booked today in the county jail for renewed investigation, con- cerning the investigation into the Charles Mattson Kidnapping case.
 Under Sheriff John Malone said the Federal Bureau of Investigation had made arrangements with Will liam Mattson, 16-year-old brother of the Kidnapping victim, and pos sibly his sister Muriel, IA, to see Mansky this afternoon.
 Sheriff Kemp, of Port Angeles, said Mansky was arrested April 28, last year in his backwoods camp near Lake Ozette, where he had been living for at least year.
 The sheriff quoted Mansky as saying at that time: T don't think done that job, but there's lot of blood in my car
 E. c. Suran, FBI head in Seat tie, made no comment concerning Mansky's arrest.
 Manskys neighbors near the back woods lake, reported he had been acting strangely
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow Jones averages: industrials 1l7.e3 down 1.50; rails 23,19, down .3i; utilities 20.08, down 438
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10
Mass Weddings Are
 Being Planned for
 Chinese Refugee,

SHANGHAI, May 10.-A series of mass weddings are being arranged by Chinese charity organizations to accommodate the love-lorn in Shanghais refugee camps.
 The weddings are to be held monthly and will require no cash outlay since the necessary Chinese wedding costume will be loaned the couples by local shops.
 Contrasting strangely with his padded, denim overalls, the we'd ding costume for the refugee groom will include a silk gown and fedora hat.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10
CONVICT DOPE
 ADDICTS CURED

CANON CITY. Cal, May 10.- A simple and effeeslVe curt for dope addiction has been used at the Colorado s te Penitentiary here for more than two years with marked success, pris on officials here revealed
 A great deal of the tedious job of searching incoming prisoners and mail has been eliminated, officers said, because dope addiction within the walls of the penitentiary has virtually ended.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10
STOCK QUOTATIONS

. NEW YORK, May 10. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 10, American Can 88l5, American Light and Power 5R, Anaconda 285s, Bethlehem Steel 48, Commonwealth and Southern Curtiss Wright 5ls, General Motors 3224, International Harves- ter 58A, Kennecott 349s. New York Central 13as, Southern Pacific 1874. United States Steel 45, Cities Serv- ice l0a, Pound $497la.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10
DINNER HELD BY
 LUTHERAN CHURCH

Attended by 80 guests, the con- gregational dinner gathering of the Lutheran Church was held last eve ming in the church parlors.
 The affair was given in honor of the confirmation class, Lutheran teachers in the public schools, the choir. and the Sunday School teach CTS. Mrs. George Getchell was in charge of the evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10

Argentina, with more than 25,- 900 miles of railroads, is first among the Latin American republics and eighth among the nations of the world in number of railways in op- eration
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10
Girls Tub Singing
 Sure Saves Her LifG

BUFFALO. E. Y, May 10.-Be- cause she had a hapit of singing in the bathtub. Leona Short was saved from death. Leona was sing ing gayly as she took bath Sud- denly the singing stopped and Leona's m tn CT, Mrs. Elizabeth Short. went to investigate. She found her daughter overcome in the tub by fumes from small heater. Bremen revived the girl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-10
(. D. A. OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED AT
 MEETING TONIGHT

Election of officers will be held