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Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
COMMUNIST ARGUES
TO REMAIN IN u. S.
WASHINGT(

WASHINGTON, Feb. :. up
Attorneys for Joseph George
Strecker cCntended in a key case
in the supreme court today that
aliens are entitled to protection
of the federal constitution and
that membership in the Com
munist party is not in itself a
depOrtable offense.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07

"Okay, Well fix you up with a
vagrancv complaint and you can
get a few more days rest" they
said. You go wait around in the
sun. It's warmer than in the jail
house The compassionate cops
went on about their business. But
when they came back to find him,
Charleton had vanished.
The sequel came when an officer
brought Charleton to the station,
accused OF trying to run out with
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07

A recount of ballots cast in divi-
sion four of the Imperial Irrigation
district in last weeks election fall
ed to affect the results, directors
announced Tuesday. The recount,
demanded by Henry L. Jackson, de-
feated by Charles Morrow in the
race for director, gave Jackson only
four more voters than he had re-
ceived according to unofficial tabu-
lations.
The final tally was:
Division Four, Charles Morrow,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
y AMBLING
4AEpORTER

WO0iy Babies
Only Judy loves them more than
C. K. Bring En- Back To Life
Patton.
Them" means the five bouncing
cocker spaniel puppies at the Pat
ton home and Judy is the mother,
Patton feels almost as much re-
sponSibility for the puppies - at
least three of them-aS Judy de-
serves to feel.
The night they were born Patton
heard the Squeaking outside and
investigated. Two of the youngsters
were warm and alive, but three
were stretched out, apparently
lifeleSs. Patton picked up the three
little bodies, put them in a sack
and started out to bury them.
Better take off these carpet
slippers first he thought and
went inside. He left the puppies
bodies by the stove while he chang
ed shoes and when he came back
there was a tiny squeak from the
bag.
That decided it, Patton went to
work and before long he had re-
viVed the trio.
Those pups came within two
shoes of being buried before they
we're dead" Patton shivered.
Mystery Cal
Charlie DiOrio now has the en-
tire lowdoWn on the tomato situa-
ton. thanks to his chats with the
self-syed Tomato Queen" AS to
who is the Tomato Queen, you'll
have to ask Charlie.
Undauntcd-
Hello, there, hover you?' said
PurviS Scroggs to a man at the
FarnSWorth place, greeting him like
a long lost brother. PurviS didn't
know the mans name but they had
had a speaking acquaintance for
years.
"Say have you seen Farnsworth
around?" asked Purvis. His jaw
dropped when the man said:
I'm Howard Farnsworth.
But Purvis' jaw didn't stay drop
ped long You know Purvis
Don't Worry
Meryal Fitzhugh was looking at
Dale Carnegie's column. The word
Continued on Page 8; Col. A.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Traffic Accidents
Show Decrease

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 7. (UP)-
Traffic accidents and injuries in
California during 1888 both showed
decreases paralleling the unprece-
dented 11.6 per cent drop in auto
mobile deaths, it was announced
today by Captain E. Raymond Cato
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Sunshine Covers Valley While Snow
Brings Cold Wave to Northern Part
OF State; Freeze Delays Floods
Mdwestern Communities Saved from Threats
OF Damage by Ohio Torrents; Pacific Area
Shivers Under New Onslaught of Storm

While Imperial Valley basked in return of its usual
winter sunshine Tuesday, blast of winter weather
moved over northern California and midwestem
cold wave aevaed fears of disastrous flood in the Ohio
river valley The winters greatest struck the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
President BuIks
At Economy Plan;
Won't Slash WPA
Dole Will Maintain Full Strength Until
April Regardless Of Congressional
Decision Chief Executive Says

WASHINGTON, Feb. T. UP)-President Roosevelt
today warned congress that unemployment relief
emergency exists and recommended immediate consider
alton appropriation of S5000O000 for the Works
Progress administration. "In my opinion emergency
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Arizona Group Protests State Plan
ToRatify Compact, Declares Move
Would Create Military Hazard

PHOENIX, Feb 7. (UP) -Arizona's willingness to
ratfy the Colorado river compact is by no means unan
NOUS. committee of safety and citizens today pro-
tested to the house of representatives passage the Pat
terson bill, which would make Arizona sgnaory to tr
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
Brituin, France Push For
Strategic Loyo|ist Peace
Move to Checkmute ItuIv
Fear Of Fascist Military Domination In
Mediterranean Through Occupation Of
important Island Drives Democracies

LONDON, Feb. 7. (UP)-Great Britain and France
concdent with their general efforts to end the Spanish
civil war; trying to negotiate surrender of the
Loyais base Minorca island to the Natonalists OF
condition that only Spanish troops OCCUPY it. it learned
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07
DESERTlON CHARGED

IN a divorce complaint filed
Tuesday, Charles E. Whitney de-
clared Bessie D. Whitney deserted
him after four years of married
life.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07

Butter: Los Angeles. 26c; but
terfat, Imperial Valley fob. ranch.
grade A. 33c; manufacturing milk.
26i2c; route gathered cream. 2ic.
LA. Hay: U. s. No | extra leafy
S17-1S' L. S. No. l. S13.50-li, No.
2 leafy, SI2-12.5O; No. 2. Sll, Min
neapolis flax. May. SLIT.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-07

CTOtal cash, checks and drafts sent
through the two El Centre banks.)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
Thanksgiving on November %

President Roosevelt has last
week issued the proclamation Of
Thanksgiving for this year, and
as previously anrouccd, has set
the date November % instead
of the customary last Thursday
of the month.
Several states have let it be
known that the will celebrate
Turkey Day on the traditional
late, a few will observe both of
the dates but the majority have
signifled they will observe the
New Deal turkey Day date, one
of which is West Virginia.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
Rally
Nov. LLth

On Armistice d. al! the Boy
Scouts Of the Couuy have been
invited to participate in the
Arristice Day celebration in
WEIGH. a very in'orstinG pro,
gram is planned aai l.. b. hrout
area Commissions, has announc-
ed irducemets to Ioops to come
in full strength AMI in uniform
if possible he celebrations is be-
ing sponsored b. the American
Legion, Mcdowell Co., Post g,
and will be an occasion to re-
pledge our desire for peace.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
Seasonal T:7aao7

The a:h,c:,c contests OF the world
usually are won b. young men Seldom
do we find in men over forty that COM
bina;ion OF physical strength. endurance.
and speed that makes the champion
In times OF war the non who 80 over
tie top" are young men. as are the men
who fly our AEht.ag planes and man cur
o2ttlesh!ps.
In industry ana in business there are
certain types OF work that can best be
done by young men a, their zenith in
physical dexterity ana stamina.
But II Is di1eren, matter 10 outline
rhe policies Of q giant corporation; 10
lead country et war: 10 understand and
solve the complox problems of a great
nation: 10 be able TO win the confidence
and the fun cooperation OF lcl5crs in
thought and action. For such important
tasks thoughtful persons demand men of
broad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES timber"
The biggest job In the world today is
the management OF the Uni'ed States o.
America. Greatest country that IL is
In material resources and In the brains
TO develop them 1T has social and eco
nomic problems tina; can be coIed with
only by man of kaercst insight: krowl-
cage obtained by many years Of close
touch with governmental affairs: ard
long study OF agriculture. industry. and
finance from a national v!ewpo:nt.
Virilc. practical. influential. ;Crce:ul
John Garner is the man OF the hour
today. For thirty years IN tie iS)U3e OF
Representatives and for six years n the
Presidents chair-th!rty-six years
OF power and of lcadcrShip--he has
fought for constructive liberalism in
government: tor true democracy; for
social justice; for economic Independence
OF the American citizen. Seasoned in
scatcsmanshlp. he tSs the wisdom. the
pract!cality. the understanding Of men,
the insight into great problems. the
extraordinary technique of politics. and
tho human sympathy that only the years
can bring-those qualities that this great
nation 50 v!ta!ly needs today
Calico 1a6a scientific discoveries
after he W. TO-
Henry Fora. az rs, IS still improving
the Ford car.
Judge Gary. at &c. headed the giant
United States Steel Corporation.
Clcmcnccau. the TIGER Of France
guided his war-weary people al n.
Benjamin franklin. al 81. helped to
frame the American Constitution.
Gladstone. when past G5. was Prime
Minister of England.
Justice Holmes. al 90. wrote impor-
tant and exceedingly clear Supreme
Court decisions.
John n Garner. in his intellectual
prime. a. GO. Is being called 10 the Presi-
dency in 1880 by all classes Of the
American people. he has the confidence
of the farmer. He has the conii!cr OF
the working man in town and country
He has the confidence o! the man 3t the
head OF an Industrial empire and the
men OF financial power. Vigorous Of
| body and mir5. powerful of conviction
| and COURAGE. wise in tie affairs of sta.e
| lie will carry on all D: the sound leFis-
lstion that has teen passed during the
,errn OF President Roosevelt
/ r great patriot great progressive
! liberal, great Democrat, 4 great !caGar,
John Nance Garner will he the next
az esldcnt of the Un!tej S.a:c3!
| - r
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
WNU Representative Calls

1.-The Times was honored by a
VISIT by the field representative
of the Western Newspaper Union
who was making the rounds of
his territory in the interests Of
his company. We were glad to
have HIM call a. he is a man who
knows everybody and every
thing in the fed.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
lie Got Back is Cents

Just before the opening IF tie spe-
cial session OF Congress N November,
1897. Nicc-PrCside0t Garner arriving
IL - Louis from san Antonio en-
.1Jtc II W "'IH9n. made tcc-lirc
for barber shop
For - minutes. TIE Gi-c-rrcsident
relaxed Tor j s.a.e NJ TIE hands Of
D,X,rr Davis. Union Station hlrbcr
wN) IN: had Garner in Lis chair four
Of the e,Ert times ~ recent years he
he's stopped IN ST. Louis
- tie ls-t tie barber shop, re
hall-l Inc N-sro shine boy guar
CT.
"Fhau'. you sun" smiled .Sc BOY.
i.lss I quarter" reminded Gar
clg
"YeE. sub. know rs a quarter"
cop. Cd tre Boy.
Well | want some ch@H-a," Gar
ncs demanded.
IL 90; Ok Is cents
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03

ir& : d
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
FOX Terrier Eun,ca toxcs

The w!co-haired fox terrier, CO
10 name implies. originally was
ascd in the hunting of foxes. 10
England it was customary 10 us J
foXhounds end Eox terriers togctAei
The hounds would chase The fos
until it went TO earth, and Thea tie
.erricr would be sent in &c rout Is
rom its hiding place.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
Chinese Have Japs Up Tree

The Japanese mania for col
Letting China has backGrcd and
latest reports are 70 the effect
the Chinese are doing pre- .-
well. The Japanesc-U,S. Trade
treaty expires in January and
since the U. S. has announced il
will not be renewed the Nippon
csc are beginning 10 lool, worried
for good reasons.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
w. Va. State Gets Aero
Shop EqggzzDanle emit

Cd ace and former chief Of the
Ethiopian Air Force and person
al plot 10 Emperor Halle Selasie.
70 mako sure that the colored
youth will have equal opportuni-
- with others, Col. Page has
personally selected the air equip
r'Cnt low being assembled for
shipment to West Virginia State
college at various Air Depots
in the United States. Some Of the
equipment. including a large
airplane, is already on the
grounds, large amount is in
storage at South Charleston, and
shipments are being received
from time to time. the installa-
ton will be according to plans
RI d by Col. Page during his
visit and will be personally
supervised by him and his engi-
nerling assistant, Major Howard
Wehrle. licensed airmen under
the direction Of Mr.. Evans vii
direct the actual instruction
work and time spent by enroleeS
will be certifcated and will count
towards the total necessary to
qualify for A and E. license.
In concluding his remarks Col.
Page said: "A decade and a half
ago, only the feathered creatures
could really travel by air. OF
course, pioneer aviatorS did fly.
but if the average man wanted
to travel any distance it was by
ground or sea transport. whe
uncharted oceans of the air
were navigated mainly by the
birds. Contrast the picture OF
but Is years ago with what We
hav G today. About 25 airIineS
carry 100000 passengers by
air annually, joining $50 cities
w i / h $4,000 mile network OF
nationally controlled Always
Besides the passengers, 10000,
600 pounds Of mail and ncarIl
. as much air express Is carricc
faster than possible by any othc,
f means OF transportation. An in
! NCNtni"ht o. over 100000, DOl
keeps our Transports in the All
\ but il is The ground servic,
4 with ITS shops and mechanic.
, that keeps our airlincrs in tn,
air. Ground men in many capa
: cities form part Of an irtricat
e. and vital division of air travel
j. II is this essential service ou
NHA network of over $50 ayia
d ton mechanics worl; experience
J. projects give the preliminary
It training for, and thus our youll
r. viii be fitted to play a most i'm
0 portant part in the development
of the aviation industry"
1865 .~-r- -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
Institute, w. va, Oct. %.

ouncemerk in these columns OF
the establishment Of a Civil Aero
nautics Authority project for the
training Of ccSored younth rs
aviation piiots n West Virginia
State coRess, President John w.
Davis. states that be has work
ed out a plan With Glenn S. Gala
CHAN, West Virgins Youth Ad-
ninistrator, whereby large avi-
alton mechanics work expert
ence projess wiz Also be install
ed. to make surs 10 details would
be shghtsA, Major Howard Weir
lc. Air Reserve, % the NYA loo
al projects, And Col Victor W..
Page, Air Corps Reserve. in
charge IL H NYA national pro-
gram Of air mechanics instruc-
ton, with headquarters in Wash
ington, oon2erFea with MIR. J. G.
HvanA, yasHtenA Training In
st1uctnr a. M Institute On Oct.
n and % relative 10 the Install
alton q sAsusnts >ooS, fixtures
f.r1ttass asA cskl1ans and motor
rsaeA = 1nlaals y lufek start of
- iaflensaan work.
ws Vaae Virginia State col
hap va y 60 e Ne few schols
II ~ esznxsv, either white or
<yR0asd tokaa Va Aave the two in
eap~6anv operating govern.
nleuk stenstas gfving instruction
ohs IN tEuaziaG civilian pilots
Ia okksn, ~ NYA, being con
srpAA MIA turning out fiv'
a2r meShanles Tor each flier tn
OLA tAaches 10 ny and who qua
hae hc kiA pilots license, as thi
10 Ae rAflo between flying an
2aovpd personne2 experience ha
Indicated ehosAd be maintained
The Institute authorities wi
have, In addition to the thoroug
ly equipped wood working, shet
metae, machine shop, weldin
ana ante mechanics shop it h
been uparating for some time c
INA proJsef work and wor
s4nkRg, q completely equippt
and i6epedent air unit also flu
Missed With tools and machin,
Of the specialized trades. TT
air unit will be used to give rel
ed training TO the main shol
and win fstill careful and tn
rough work habits in all tho.
WHO have tie necessary qualific
lions FOR the exact work demar
ed Of an who work on airplar
or their power plants.
The instruction material wi
be furnished by the governmel
ad has been selected, by a pres
Dental order, from the surpll
Army and Navy stock Of motor
aeroplanes and their spare part
While the material for instru,
ton is obtained from servic
sources, the program is esser
tally dv1I and industrial
character and all ordinance. II
struments, bomb racks and a
other warhke parts are remove
before the planes and motor
are delivered to the work expert
enss undts. An Instructions wi
Be given BY experienced an
keeaeed Ahplane and motor me
ehaHics and while the plane
az eaaAts &am the viewpoin
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03

Of their use IN national defense
they are OF comparatively re-
cent deSi%n and incorporate new
features found IN CIVILIAN ar
tcrait now d! use ON our various
airlies and Tor various CONNER
clal purposes.
In speaking Oh me scope Oh
the ar mech"'"c program. Ioi.
rage. one oil tine pioneer ehGi-
hcerig ohlcerS 81 the army All
corps, ana Internationally re-
co@nlZcd as an authority on the
Taihlf:& "i an '''In2h.cS ana
operation 81 ar "rp"tS stated:
| Because Of kle wisdom and
foresight of our president and
his prorpt and INTELLIGENT ap-
preciatio of our changed econo-
mic conditions. legislation max
ing possible the training of our
underpriyilegcd youth of both
sexes. regardless of race creed
or political alliation, has been
passed and the task of CARVING
out his wishes and nlans was
DELEGATED to the IVA Work
projects of various kinds stu.
dent aid and residen+ nroioc+,
have made it possible to give our
youth, not otherwise employed,
Ian opportunity to acquire ex-
perience in various trades and
vocations so they can select one
that best suits their talents as
a means of earning an honest
living and becoming self respect
ing members of our society be-
cause they are self-supporting
The NYA projects make it pos
sible to earn while they learn
and unemployed youth who
might otherwise get into mis-
chief as an outlet for their en-
, ergy become assets to the nation
:, 'hecause of the training they
receive
- "Aviation is so much . mart o4
or modern life that all If ON
as youth should have some knowl
IN cage OF Its possibilities even /
* 'neT 40 not intend to work il
I'd 'ha' INDUSTRY. All ar,* and scion
r ceS are represented inthc d'sir,
es anu CONSTRUCTOR OF aircraft am
ne nearly every useful trade
at 0i""l upon Tor mechanics SIlI
ps gu III inc various phases OF opei
O. CUM ulKcep aiid repair AVA
Sc ''oil % SUN III us infancy Its pro
a '''o x "" = Il '''"iiei'R'S the INA
I'd '''-''-'''' "e iiiouerh minde
es ou''' ''o' ''''ii'i WIN the poSS
= . % COZ az" las '''
III - ''''' - ''''i i''''"i 'r''''S Po'ts
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
TiiIIEi: AWFUL PRICE: YOU PAY FOR kHe
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Check Below And See If You Have
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Let the wholesome herbs and roots Of
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Make a note NOW tn get I hottie of this
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
First [. 6. Tower C,oeI.

FIRST United States tower elect,
IS believed to lie the one built ~
Ipswich, Mass. in 1901.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03
CcirUt, Syria

Beirut, Syria, home Of the Ameri-
can college Of the name, Is in the
Icbanese republic.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-11-03

Tweets 0nce Coliel "rws c>s"
The power loom was introduced
in tie WOODEN trade Of Scotland
about 1850 and tweeds were tl,e1
known az '"Twcels."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-11
WEATHER FORECAST

(Till 7:30 p. m, Thursday
Key West and Vicinity: Fair
to partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday; mild temperature;
light to moderate east to south
east winds.
Florida: Fair and mild tonight
and Thursday.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
and East Gulf: Light to moder-
ate southerly winds over north
rortion, and east to southeast
ever south portion. and partly
overcast weather tonight and
Thursday, sa,yss :lsn1 9dt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-11
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FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY AcUrLAR
ssSeSseSssSeS . zee


The year 1888 ended with a
victory for Trojans over Road.
side Pirates and a defeat for Key
West Conchs by the Pirates.
Conchs won on Christmas Day
and Trojans went to victory on
December 26.
Casa beat Covington in the last
inning and Salinero whipped NAL
graf.
A. Hernandez hit the last two
Dagger of the year. ..dI aB
j DaVila scored the lastIand only
run for the Piratesalqmoo 81
John Navarro scored the last
run for the Trojans.eo6 g.af
!, j. Carbonell scored the second
run, which proved to be the win
ming run.
+ NJ. Hernandez was the last play
er struck out in '38.
Salinero was the last player
given a walk.
j. Carbonell was the last play
er hit by pitcher, and made the
last error of the year.
D. Navarro executed the last
putout of '38.
G. Garcia to A. Hernandez was
the combination that made the
final double play.
Malgrat was the losing pitcher.
To start off 1899, Cuban Club
won over Trojans. H. Gates was
the winning pitcher and was the
i first moundsman to be relieved
in the new year.
I Wickers lost the game but was
the first twirler of '39 to 60 the
{ route. ,.....j -
Machin got the first hit, Rueda
made the first sacrifice, John
Navarro the first man to be put
out and G. Acevedo was the play
err who did it..
Gabriel became the first man
/ to strike out and Al. Acevedo re-
ceived the initial free pass to first
base.
j, Garcia poled the first home
] run of SO. and Rueda stole the
first base and was the first hit
by a pitched ball.
AImando .Acevedo blasted out
the first double and triple, and
started the first double play.
Albury and Lucilo umpired the
first game of the year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-11
PLAN SEASON
GOLF EVENTS
REGULAR THURSDAY roUHN-
AMENT TOMORROW
AFTERNOON

Regular Thursday handicap golf
tournament will be held tomor-
row at the Key West Golf
Course, pro Eddie Bush states.
Sam Goldsmith and w. w.
Watkins have been named on the
Tournament Committee of the
Key West Golf Club and at a
meeting tomorrow morning at
the Country Clubhouse will ar
range schedule of golf events
for the winter season. They will
also determine handicap for
player.
In Sundays tournament the list
grew to 20. A large number Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-11

golfers from the Casa Marina are
expected to be playing tomorrow.
Many golfers, in the newly
awakened interest in golfing here
can be seen daily predicting on
the links. Pro Bush said that d
few of the ladies are starting to
come out and hoped that many
more would soon turnout. The
tournaments are open to ladies as
well as men and with the handi-
caps all have an equal chance of
winning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-11
A CITY HOME
No Meter Where You. Live

THE Joy of a modern bath
4 room, of water in the <itcherl
and laundry whenever and
wherever YOU may need it at the
tt'-f3 ~ faucet.
These and many other converi-
ien.escan be enjoyedinfarm and
suburban homes Just as in city
homes With a DAYTON Auto
mstic WAGER System on the Job.
Il Is psnny-wise'' folly to be
without one, consideringbothits
low initial cost and operating
cost. DAYTON is made by the
original maker of household
water systems srhey are entirely
automatic, self -oiling and come
fully equipped for immediate
s:ry.ce. Letusfurnish estimates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-11

State offices of the National
Emergency Council, under the di-
rection of Jack Guthrie, were
moved this week from the Lynch
building to new quarters on the
third floor of the former Y.M.C.A.
building, now being located in the
same building with the Works
Progress Administration and the
State Welfare Board and other
Federal agencies, with headqHar-
tiers in Jacksonville.