Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1937, Page 7

Daughters of the Nile Photo shows a scene from session of the Daughters of the Zell Oatley. Left to right are Maud H. Shelton, Lillian Dowrick and Edna Janes. the THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1937. Witness Pageant Cherry Blossom Pageant presented to the twenty-third annual Nile at the Mayflower Hotel last night, under the direction of Mrs. company are shown in the background. Other members of the —Star Staff Photo. HARD-OF-HEARING JOB DRIVE BEGUN Local League Launches Campaign to Improve Opportunities for the Partially Deaf. The Washington League for fiml Hard of Hearing has launched a cam- paign to improve the opportunities of deaf people to obtain employment. It is part of a Nation-wide move- ment conducted by the league's na- tional organization and is essentially a campaign of education on behalf |of workers with a partial defect in | hearing, in many cases those wWho | are considered experts in their voca- tions. 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