. QST . n Ave., Pittsfleid, North western Division R. REX ROBERTS W7CPY 837 Park Hiii Drive, Billings, : Pacific Division HARRY M. ENGWIGHT W6HC 770 Chapman, San Jose 26, : Roanoke Division P. LANIER ANDERSON, JR W4MWH 428 Maple Lane, Danville, Va. Vice-Director: Theodore P. Mathewson W4FJ 110 N. Colonial Ave., Richmond, Va. Rocky Mountain Division CLAUDE M. MAER, JR W0IC 740 Lafayette St., Denver, Colo. Vice-Director: Walter M. Reed W0WRO 1355 E. Amherst Circle, Denver, Colo. Southeastern Division JAMES P. BORN, JR W4ZD 25 First Ave., , Atlanta,
. QST . n Ave., Pittsfleid, North western Division R. REX ROBERTS W7CPY 837 Park Hiii Drive, Billings, : Pacific Division HARRY M. ENGWIGHT W6HC 770 Chapman, San Jose 26, : Roanoke Division P. LANIER ANDERSON, JR W4MWH 428 Maple Lane, Danville, Va. Vice-Director: Theodore P. Mathewson W4FJ 110 N. Colonial Ave., Richmond, Va. Rocky Mountain Division CLAUDE M. MAER, JR W0IC 740 Lafayette St., Denver, Colo. Vice-Director: Walter M. Reed W0WRO 1355 E. Amherst Circle, Denver, Colo. Southeastern Division JAMES P. BORN, JR W4ZD 25 First Ave., , Atlanta, Ga. Vice-Director: Randall E. Smith W4DQA 902 Plaza Court, Orlando, Fla. Southwestern Division WALTER R. JOOS W6EKM 1315 N. Overhill Drive, Inglewood 3. Calif. Vice-Director: Robert E. Hopper W6YXU 4327 Santa Cruz, San Diego 7, Calif. West Gulf Division ROBERT E. COWAN W5CF 3640 Encanto Drive, Fort Worth 9, Texas Vice-Director: John F. Skelton W5MA 1901 Standlsh Irving, Texas I « It Seems to ELECTIONS Our frequent contention that amateurs arepretty much a cross-section of the populationis borne out in yet another way by comparingthe percentage of votes cast in ARRL directorelections with those of national political elec-tions. Over the past six U. S. Presidential elec-tions the national vote has ranged from 51 per cent, while in the Leagues directorelections the vote, in the past five years, hasranged nationally from 53 to 59 per cent, withsome division votes as low as 48, and some ashigh as 65, per cent of those eligible. Thesefigures show that, by and large, amateurs areas interested in the affairs of their organizationas citizens generally are in national , to us, is a sign of the strength of theorganized amateur movement, and speaks wellof amateurs as a grouj). But curiosity moves us — what happens tothe other forty per cent? Have they an activeinterest in League affairs? Do they realize thatthe ARRL directors are the people who makethe lo
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