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DOINGS IN AND ABOUT SEELEY

By MRS. S. T. ROBINSON

Press Staff Correspondent

gion of Honor gleaming above.

Although Minister Bellegarde says

he intends to retire to private life,

rumors are that his row with the

Haitian government was caused not

entirely by acceptance of a financial

agreement with the United States.

Haiti wanted to make him minister

to the Dominican republic it is said,

and Bellegarde was enraged.

Charles W. Taussig, Jr., son of the

Harvard economist has rooms a

hotel here right next to those of

Secretary’ of State Hull. Taussig,

head of the American Molasses as

sociation is often seen about the

state department. He is interested in

the controversial sugar code Impasse.

But state department officials deny

with utmost emphasis that they are

interested, or that Taussig is doing

any advising on it.

Concerning the effort of the AAA

in selling its crop reduction plans to

the farmers. Chester Davis, co-ad

ministrator cf the Agricultural Ad

justment act, says:

“It is surprising how much moss

you can scrape off a man's back

with a dollar.”

Dewitt Durham, elected prayer

meeting chairman; Velma Mackey,

pianist: assistants, Alice Williams

and Mabel Wooliscroft; flower com

mittee, Cecil Gibson. These chair

men will name their committees at

the November 5 meeting.

Mrs. Dee Upshaw has returned

heme with her baby daughter and

little son Bobby Dee from two weeks

at Plaster City.

Mrs. Harry Randolph and daugh

ter, Norma Lee, of San Diego were

visitors at the Lard home in Plaster

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Imperial Valley press. (1933). El Centro, Calif., 1933-11-03. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92070146/1933-11-03/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Imperial Valley press, 1933-11-03.