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A—12 wa ALLENTO DISCUSS JOB FACING CHEST Luncheon Speaker to Re- view Plight of Needy With U. S. Relief Ended. (Continued From First Page.) e splendid accomplishments of translat- ing the act of giving into a scientific administration of the relief of dis- | tressed has achieved a far greater vic- tory than ever was won on a battle fleld. It has fixed for itself a placg | in the lives of our people which it will | continue to occupy long after our battle flags have crumbled to dust.” Likens Drive to War. Chairman McClellan declared we are engaged in another war at the present time—a war in which the agencies of the Community Chest are battling “poverty, disease. helplessness and hopelessness,” and in which there can be no armistice. Like all girls, Ellen loved pretty things, but they were scarce in her life, for Ellen was unselfish and her first thoughts were always of her grandmother, over 80, who, in her last years, was afflicted by illness. When a new dress was really need- ed or when the prospect of seeing a show with other girls seemed most alluring, Ellen sacrificed herself and devoted the money to expensive treat- | ments and medicines for her grand- mother. Still, Ellen bravely carried the bur- den, for they were proud persons and had never asked or received help. Finally, Ellen's small salary no Girl Aided in Heroic Fight to Give Grandmother Needed Treatment. THE EVE Chest Dollars in Action longer sufficed, so pocketing her pride, she went to the Central Admitting Bureau for Hospitals, for she had been told that it would help those who needed medical attention and could not ¢therwise have it. Noy the grandmother is being given the best attention and the precious medicines are furnished. Ellen is still continuing her strug- gle to provide other things for the helpless woman, encouraged by the thought that, due to the many kind- hearted persons who help others through the Community Chest, her | grandmother is being made more com- fortable in her last years. | | “Give Through the Community Chest | and Be a Good Neighbor” hovered near the plane so that people on the ground could locate the approximate spot from which the broadcast was | coming. John Poole, chairman of the Chest | | | Group Solicitation Unit, last night | broadcast direct. He visited the Boys’ Club of Washington yesterday after- noon and was at the Children’s Coun- try Home, Eighteenth and Bunker Hill road northeast, this morning. Mrs. Gertrude M. Schloss, chairman | of the Speakers’ Unit, has arranged for a notable array of speakers to be | NG STAR, | Wilbur La Roe, jr.; WASHINGTON, $1,500—Mr. Flint. $1,350—Sears, Roebuck Co. $1,250—Mr. and Mrs. William W. Everett. $1,200—S. S. Kresge Co. $1,000—Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Everett. $850—B. Rich's Sons. $750—Equitable Life Insurance Co. | and F. W. Woolworth Co. $625—Mr. and Mrs. William Flather, jr., and F. W. Woolworth Co. $617—Liberty National Bank. $600—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gold- smith, Mrs, Lloyd B. Wilson and H. L. Rust, jr. $540—Union Trust Co. of the Dis-, trict of Columbia. $500—William F. Hitt, Mr. and Mrs. James Craig Peacock, Mr. and Mrs, William M. Ritter, Willard Hotel, Ed- ward Russell True, jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hechinger, Clarence A As- | pinwall and John F. Wilkins. $450—Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Huide- koper. $432—T. Hunter Leith. $400—Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Upson, Mr. and Mrs. Newell W. Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sweartz, Mrs. Stella H. Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs. David E. Finley, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. H. Droop, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. R. Ogilby and Mr. and Mrs. Stanton C. Peelle. $370—McLachlen Banking Corp. and Mrs. Sherman D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1938, Chest Broadcast A special radio program, broad- cast direct from the Boys' Club of Washington, 230 C street, will take place today at 4:30 p.m., ac- cording to Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss, chairman of the Speak- ers' Bureau of the Community Chest campaign. The program may be heard over Station WJSV of the Colum- bia Broadcasting System. $270—Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Van Orsdel. $252—Mr. and Mrs. Deaver and Fred Lewis. $250 — Charles A. Carry, Letts, Floyd F. Davis, R. B. Swope, Myron A. Hofer, Mrs. Jane A. Hofer. Mrs. Fedora J. Lewis, Max Fischer, Mr. and Richard W. John C. | Mrs. William S. Conant. Mr. and Mrs. | Giles F. Heilprin, C. C. Rogers & Son, Frederick D and Mrs. McKenney. 240—Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Chap- pell. $210—Miss Grace Thompson. $204—Mr. and Mrs. John A. Remon. $200—Frederic Atherton, Dr. William E. Clark, William H. Donovan, John | | heard over the various stations during fcxhorccd Washington to support the | the balance of the Chest campaign. He continued: “There has been pre- Community Chest, in a radio plea over cipitated upon Washington a crisis to which there is only one answer—a 120 per cent campaign.’ This means that in addition to raising the Chest goal of $1,877,900, an amount abso- lutely needed for the normal needs of the Chest agencies. there must be raised ap additional per cent or ap- proximately $400.000 in order to meet the relief needs which must inevitably be faced by our family service organ- ization.” In order to get the best possible reception, the short-wave receiving set was placed in the top of the ‘Washington Monument, where the sending ship could keep it in sight at all times. The message was relayed by telephone wires to the station. Station WOL. Poole declared he had been chair- man of three Liberty loan drives—a cause which he considered patriotic and holy. He also appealed to Wash- ingtonians to be “good neighbors.” Poole’s talk was one of several de- livered in behalf of the Community Chest. Dr. Abram Simon of the! Washingion Hebrew Congregation spoke over WMAL yesterday afternoon and Frank Birgfeld, chief clerk of the Treasury Deparument, spoke over WRC. Bernard Wyckoff. chairman of the Metropolitan Unit. also spoke over WRC vesterday forenoon. | Station WJSV has cvolved a special | | feature 1n connection with the Chest | | Kaufman | Other members of the Government | Tonight Maj. Gen. Merritte W. Ire- land, U. 8. A, retired, chairman of the $360—John Davies. $350—Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Shel- | ton, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Schwartz, | v “ o M. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Howe, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. P. Johnson, | Harry C. Gretz, Dr. Henry J. Crosson and Frank P. Owings. $120 — National Broadcasting Co., Francis Colb de Wolf, Maj. Sidney Morgan, Philip Mauro, A. H. Lawson and Gertrude H. Bowling. $100—Col. De Witt C. Jones, Rear Admiral N. M. Smith, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. G. A. Gaston, Dr. George F. Bowerman, Basil Manly, William S. Broughton, South Trimble, jr.; Morris L. Cooke, Richard W. Flournoy, Thom- as W. Wilson, Le Roy Barton, William W. Wheeler, George L. Carter, John C. Koons, Francis Silsber, Mr. and Mrs. David Rumbough, Comdr. and Mrs. Walter L. Heiberg, Mrs. F. R. Giles, Miss Theresa Thompson, Misses Katherine and Mary C. Gaegler, Mrs. | George J. May, Miss Katharine Lough- ran, C. I. T. Corp., Claude W. Dudley, F. S. Wynn, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Wol- haupter. E. Quincy Smith, Inc.; Meyers | | News Shop, Inc.; Louis G. Caldwell, R. B. Behrend, Paul F. Meyers, Henry | | Thurtell, W. W. Spalding, Arthur S. Browne, Adam A. Weschler & Son, Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., Gen- eral St. Matthews Church. Dr. Louis S. | Greene, Goldheim's, A. B. Dick Co., | Miss Leila Mechlin, N. Aaronson, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eisenmann, Dr. Wil- ‘ham Chase. Mme. Cantacuzene, Mrs. Powell Clayton, Mrs. George M. Eckles, Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Dr. E. A. Merritt, Col. and Mrs. P. M. Ash- Mrs. Henrietta B. Karrick, David B. | burn, Folger, Nolan & Co.: Edgar Mor- Karrick, Maj. Jesse L. Miller, Mr. and ris Sales Co.. Jean S. Cole. Justice ire Co., Mrs. Paul E. Johnson, | rederick De C. Faust, Clarence Mr. and Mrs. F. H. McCormick-Good- Government Unit, will be guest of | hart, Mr. and Mrs. Marc S. Goldamer. | M- Charest, Bank of Commerce & Sav- nonor and chief program speaker over on the WMAL. Un't will be present. This is one of fou: broadcasts being donated by Kaufman to the Chest, | Partial List of Contributors. Gifts of $100 or more reported yes- terday were as follows: $40,000—The Evening Star News- paper Co. $12,000—Mr. and Mrs. Eugene | Meyer. Andrew Mellon. | $325—Dr. and Mrs. James A Lyon. | $320—Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker, jr. $315—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll. $300—Miss Elsa M. Peterson. Jack Shulman, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rozier Du- lany, jr.. Dr. and Mrs. Charles P.| Neill, Gude Bros. Co, Samuel A. Drury, Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Droop, Edwin C. Graham, Maj. Gen. Chnrlcsi G. Treat, Dr. Westel W. Willoughby, | Dr. and Mrs. William H. Wilmer, Dr. and Mrs. Loren B. T. Johnson, John Nordlinger, Hanse Hamilton, Anna ings, Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Butler, Mrs. | Edward B. Meigs, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Clephane and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Briggs. $180—W. B. Clarkson. $160—Campbell E. Waters, $150—T. Howard Duckett, Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Hershfield, Minna Carry, Antoinette Car A. Montague Ferry, Y. E. Booker & Co, O'Brien. Herbert Putnam, Dr. and Mrs. Albert W. Atwood. Edward W. Donn, i ger Baldwin and Mrs. Copley Amory. Adolph A. Hoehling, John E. May- fleld, Frank W. White, A. S. Offutt and 11.4im1 C. Drake. HOLIDAY GREETINGS MAY BE PUT ON CARDS By the Associated Press, The Post Office Department said to- Robert Lincoln | day that greetings like “Merry Christ- mas,” “Happy New Year” and “Sin- cerely Yours” may be penned on holi- Maj. and Mrs. Gist Blair, Lawrence day cards without increased postage. $10,000—Woodward & Lothrop and Marshall, Oliver S. Ricketson, Gerson | H. Choate, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Con- | Cards sent in unsealed envelopes will travel through the mails at the | Poland, decorated Dr. Karol Liszniew- NAVAL OFFICER LOSES SALARY INCREASE SUIT Supreme Court Refues to Review Rulings Which Upheld McCarl Decision. By the Associated Press. James D. Lowry, & naval officer, lost yesterday in the Supreme Court in his effort to make Controller General Mc- | Carl pay him a salary increase in what was described as a test suit of the 1932 economic act for Army and Navy officers. Counsel for Lowry said McCarl's| ruling va the act had cost 1,800 to 2200 commissioned officers pay in- creases, although they were advanced in rank during 1933-4. The act has since been repealed The court refused to review rulings by the United States Court of Appeals | and the District Supreme Court, which upheld McCarl. of q |e al m a e GETS POLISH AWARD | of Cincinnati Liszniewski Decorated at Pittsburgh. PITTSBURGH, November 12 () — | Dr. Charles Ripa, consul general of Dr. o ski of Cincinnati with the Officer's Cross of the Order of Polonia Res- al Virginia Military Institute Association went meeting last | moval of the remains of Stonewall Jackson from the Presbyterian Ceme- tery at Lexington, Va., in to write the national alumni | to V. M- the States. ter expressed the opinion be highly desirable that the remains to the scenes of his teachings V. M. I. ALUMNI ASK SHRINE FOR JACKSON —_— Would Have Remains of Famous General Removed to Campus of Institute. The Washington Chapter of the Alumni record at a as favoring re- on night to a ervpt the Jackson Memorial Building f the institute A resolution also was carried re- uesting the secretary of the local iation, informing it of the action nd asking it what is being done tn nake a shrine at the college similar the Lee shrine at Washington nd Lee University. Gen. Jackson was an instructor at prior to the War Between The Washington Chap- it would f the famed soldier be brought back where e could be more fittingly honored. Assistant Secretary of State R. Wal= ton Moore was the principal speaker t the smoker held at the Army and Navy Club to celebrate the 96th anni- tituta. ‘The decoration was conferred upon |v of Poland at a formal reception in the consul general's home, during a celebration of the 17th anniversary of Poland’s independence. Dr. Liszniewski’s decoration came g for his efforts in furthering the knowl- | edge and appreciation of Polish cul- ture and art in the United States He is a professor at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. id Sea Bird Thrifty. ‘The gannet, a sea bird, frequently Hickman. | Thomas H. Talaferr Stuart roll N | Grimes. Humphr-~y | Howard. ersary of the founding of V. M. I. He gave a brief outlin S | orders of the President of the Republic outline of the histor: { the college and extolled its five superintendents Other speakers Gen included Col. Edwin rd C. Marshall, herwood Collins. Dr. Llewellyn Posell, pres- ient, presided In ch.rge B Noel orman, of arra James Tucker Gen. Ric Daniel A l'y!r‘f‘]ir‘ and G. Adan $140—James F. Pierce. $125—Mrs. Frederick W. Van Slyke, Charles M. Schneider, James L. Kar- | I rick, Chester ‘\{onlll, Mr. and Mr< FIRST DAY’S REPORT COMMUNITY CHEST CAMPAIGN (Reported to 12:30 o’clock noon, November 11, 1935.) AREA III—Chairman, E, M. Pusey; Secretary, Mr. Morris Klass. No. Amount I % of Pledged. Pledged. | Quota. Division 2—Chairman, T. R. McDonough. Team 321—Captain, Mrs. James Fritz._. third-class rate of 172 cents. flies 50 miles to its fishing ground, and If a longer message is written on invariably collects several days' focd them or the envelope sealed they must miore than it needs to lay by for a bear the regular 3-cent stamp, | rainy da\ During the broadcast, which lasted | campaign. Armed with a portable from 7:30 to 8 o'clock. the Goodyear | “mike” one of its announcers visits blimp, held over for the occasion and | the various Chest agencies and lets decorated with lights spelling out|the chcnt ot uhflt agency make the' Co. $2,500—Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wood- ‘, Carry, Mrs. John Blake Kendall, Mrs. ward | John R. Williams, Walter G. Distler, $2,000—National Electrical Supply | Edward E. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. | Jaucn, Shout | | 2 | Ballet Is Hit. The ballet “Three Fat Men" {ing a hit in Moscow, Russia. is mak- % of Quota No. Pledged 34 Amount Pledged $41450 278.00 No. Amount Pledged. Pledged. Quota. - of Quota £685.00 1.089.00 Reported to Date. Amt. | Pledged. Federal Power Commission, Fred D. Bradford = Federal Power Commission, D. J. Orcutt. Rate Survey. W. Davenport ... Federal Reserve Board, J. Carroll Noell_____ g .06 Office of Secretary. Phyllis E. Stewart_ | Division of Research & Sta Victor Longstreet . Quota. Administrative Division. Serge Benson Economics, Legal. etc., J. M. P. Donohoe. Accounting and Statistical Division, Sam- No. | | Pledges. | 37.21 25.09 90.36 136 20 116 $1.02850 $2.764.00 1.275.00 784.00 Quota. 6 $85.00 26000 308.00 531.0¢ | $23G,000 | 7.46 939.00 | Total, Bemnrd Wyckofl, §17.150.24 Chairman. Group Solicitation Unit. John Poole, Chairman. " Special Assignment Unit. Coleman Jennings, 100 | Chairman. | Governmental Unit. ] Gen. M. W. Ireland, 4,706 | Chairman. | | Capital Unit. T T I Col. West A. Hamilton, | | Chairman. | oo | Grand Total 8201 | $200,683.42 | $1.877.900 | 10.7 ) ron Walker. Veterans' Administration. Maj. J. D. Cutter.. Administrator's Office. J. E. Upp Executive Office, Executive As Press Relations. Miss L. Ryan Regulations and Procedure Div Jessie Wood Budget and Statistics, Esth Investization Division, Mrs. M. E. Buford. Chief Clerk’s Division, Mrs. A. Irvin.. Personnel Division. Dorothy Harper = Classification Committee, J. H. Webb____ Mt. Alto Facility, Jessica Harvey _ . Board of Veterans' Appeal. Mal T ok Pralley. 1 ______ . Adminisirative. Mrs. E. L. Redmond Med. and Dom. Care, Constr. Maj. T. J. Frailey Supply Service. J. F. Williams. Pensions. Maj. T. J. Frailey. £85.00 | Division 2 5.368.00 340.00 11.08 107.94 ‘Total, Area III____ 6 $85.00 AREA IV—Chairman, H. P. Somerville: Secretary, Mr. Wm. Division 1—Chairman, H. Lawrence Choate. Team 412—Captain, Grant Leet . Team 413—Captain, James H. Lemon_ Team 414—Captain. J. N. Buck___ Team 416—Cabtain. George E. Harr Team 418—Captain, F. F. Miller_ $12,620.00 H. Savin, 2464 | 4646315 388000 | 12.00 662.00 34.44 76.50 25.00 255.00 204.00 215.00 52 General Accounting Office. tant and Reed F. Martin. . Accounting & 92.546.00 1615 26301 13.156.00 192.00 573.000 - ion, Mrs 163.00 100.00 65600 498.00 200 45.00 35.00 75.50 30.00 131.00 44.524.00 6.57 2,617.10 Interior Doparlmrnl. | T. A. Walters___ St Total, Division $975.50 Division 2—JUNIOR BOARD OF COMMERCE DIVISION—Chairman. Mr. R. W. Wilson; Vice Chairman, Mr. M. H. Wilner; Administrative | Assistant, Mr, W. S. MacGill. Team 422—Captain, A. H. Clephane ‘Team 423—Captain, M. A. English, jr. Team 424—Captain, James Owens Team 425—Captain A. I Sheehan Team 426—Captain, H. J. Kaufman. Team 427—Captain, Wm .H. Press__ Team 428—Captain, J. S. Bleecker, jr. 1 $743.10 $32,164.00 Elizabeth's Hospital, Dr. William A. ‘White | National Park Service, Arno B, Cammerer Justice. Stella Akin ___ | Office Admin. Division and Chief Clerk, Catherine P. Wadadl Labor. Turner W. Battle Immigration and Naturalization, Leigh Nettleton 9.900 | | 4.759.00 9,875.00 380.10 363.00 230.00 1.447.00 15 1 18 14 20 20 26 $359.00 120.00 292.00 343.00 620.00 718.00 339.50 $5.002 86 1.532.95 4.257.35 2.033.70 2.389.70 4.162.02 2.83245 28.00 11413.00 METROPOLITAN UNIT. BERNARD WYCKOFF, Chairman. AREA I—Chairman, Edwin N. Lewis; Area Secretaries, Miss Edna Schneider, Miss Dorothy Davidson. Division 1—Chairman, Col. Godwin Ordway; Vice Chairman, E. T. Burdette. No. Amount o of Pledged. Pledged. Quota 10 $117.00 5 71.50 53.00 2076.00 28.00 766.00 883.00 nd Supply. 63.00 8.865.00 2.805.00 63.00 1.525.00 800.00 “Total, Division 2 114 $2.791.50 Division 3—Chairman, Fred C. Herzog; Vice Chairman, Mr. Team 433—Captain, Burnett Baer. 5 $23.50 Team 436—Captain, A, F. Taylor... 23.00 Quota. $2.900.87 2.763.50 Howard Parish. $40205 58 25 Team 113—Captain, Mrs. John Ihlder... Team 114—Captain, John H. Hanna, jr.. ‘Team 115—Captain, Mrs. John Stern- hagen Team 116—Captain, Mrs. George Gephart | R. A. Voorus National Archives, 906.60 4.888.00 4.979.00 W. T. Simmons 2.452.00 Finance and Ins J. F. Thibadeau Executive Office and Finance Serv: E. Mabie War Department. Harry H. Woodring The Adjuant General, Sidney H. Kent__ Chief Coast Artiller; 167.00 1.178.95 140.35 1,251.00 70.50 7 9 ‘Total. Division 3. Division 4—Chairman, Earle L. Team 445—Captain, T. C. Crump. National Recovery Administration. H. H. Howell ]E\P(‘\IH\P W. E. Gannon Division of Administration. W. E. Gannon Government Contracts Division, George V. Johnson Navy. Rear Admiral Charles Conard. .. Secretary’s Office, Roy H. Moses Office of Judze Acvocate General, Lieut. Colin Campbell Office Chief of Naval Operations, Rear Admiral Joseph K. Taussig Office Director of Naval Communications, Lieut. P. W. Hord. Bureau of Aeronautics Dyer - Burcau of Navigation, Capt. L. P. Davis. Bureau of Yards and Docks, Comdr. James T. Mathews Naval Observatory, Grace O. Savage. Marine Corps Headquarters—Barracks, Lieut. Col. Jeter R. Horton___. Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Max O'Rell Truitt______ Office of Treasurer, D. D Gr Rural Election Administration. Perry R. Taylor. ... Social Security Board. Gov. John G. Winant State Department. Wilbur J. Carr.._________/ Tennessee Valley Authori George O. Gillingham_ Third Division Railroa John W. Johnson Treasury. Josephine Roche and Frank Birgfeld.... Chief Clerk and Supt. Office. S Commissioner of Accounts and Deposits. Heffelfinger. on of Disbursement, G. F. Allen__. U. S. Coast Guard. Rear Admiral Harry Hamlet__ Controller of the Currencf T. O'Connor 140.00 8.410.00 52.00 33.00 9.840.00 200,00 1,621.00 ‘Total, Division 1 $432.00 Division 2—Chairman, Miss Bertha Marsh. Team 121—Captain, Mrs. David Wol- haupter *Team 123—Captain, Mrs. Parke Galleher.. Team 124—Captains, Mrs. Irving Coakl Mrs. R. W. Rogers, Mrs. M Zesking - —f Sr T RS Team 126—Captain, Miss Harriet Black.. 5.573.00 Total, Division 4 33,754.00 £147.00 55.00 360.00 478.00 $1.361.94 1,408.17 ‘Total, Area IV. 210 $4.526.00 AREA V—Chairman, Clarence F. Donohoe; Secretary, Mr. Chas. F\lc. Division 1—Chairman, A. J. Schaffer. Tenm 511—Captain. Mrs. Hugh Hix (Friendship House) Team 512—Captain, Adj. Harry Wilkins_ 976.00 4.825.00 3.859.25 138.50 26.562.00 1.022.00 196.00 325.00 190.00 10.00 2,090.14 1.483.50 42 6.6 27 $84.00 75.50 $1.978.87 1,142.99 4.00 625 i . i 41200 2.495.00 Chief of Finance, Miss M. L. Blanchard Chief of Ordnance. Colin E. McRae. Chief of Staff, Herbert F. Statesir Judge Advocate General, Edwin B. Pitts Secretary of War, Total, Division 2 66.00 1.125.00 Division 3—Chairman, Mrs. Cazenove Lee. *Team 131—Captains, Rev. Albert H. Lucas, Mrs. A. Wright._.. *Team 132—Captain, Mrs. Wm. A. Rounds ‘Team 134—Captain, Mrs. Ira Shantz___. *Team 135—Captain, Mrs. H. L. Grant__. Team 136—Captain, Miss Mary Callahan (Christ Child Board) - Team 137—Captain, E. H. Cavin__ $825.00 _ i 2 Total, Division 1 29 $15950 __ = 117820 4.232.00 125.00 664.00 16.4 R S $158:50 First Lieut. E. C. AULSUE Eauan 116 86 $1.189.22 1.563.15 3,850.14 3,486.32 $196.00 181.00 331.75 170.00 203.00 234.50 1.550.00 1,900.00 1,048.00 2,110.00 AREA VI—Chairman, J. M. Schaffer; Secretary, Mr. J. L, Carter., Division 1—Chairman, J. M. Schaffer. Team 611—Captains, Myer Chidakel, F. T. Marsden, H. S. Wender; co- captains, Miss C. Mathews, J. J. Braund, Mrs. R. Wender.. 2,337.75 256.00 731.00 161.00 2.800.00 438.00 725.00 101.50 4.995.28 3,087.03 88 32 6.9 y 120.00 648.00 Sixteenth Brigade, Capt. Horace B. Smith Surzenn General's Office, 24 $231.00 $3,470.00 539.50 2,388.00 126.72 85.00 ‘Total, Division 3 $1,418.25 Division 4—Chairman, Mrs, Wright Clark. ‘Team 141—Captain, Mrs. F. G. Mitchell_ ‘Team 142—Captain, Mrs. F. E. Meloy (Ch. Ch. Women's Club) ____ Team 143—Captain. Mrs. A. C. Oliphant (Y. W. C. A. Team) Team 144—Captains. Mrs. James Salts- man, Mrs. E. N. Lewis._.___. Team 145—Captain, Mrs. Ben H. Pollock. ‘Total, Division 1 24 $231.00 $3.470.00 183.00 183.00 15.127.00 2.410.00 438.00 1.887.00 $58.00 $2643.02 2.1 ‘Total, Area VI. 24 $231.00 $3,470.00 $44.524 00 GROUP SOLICITATION UNIT. JOHN POOLE, CHAIRMAN. AREA I—Robert B. Swope. 1—D. W. Stevens_____ 4—John W Thompson. 5—D H. Elkins__ 13—Edward Pardoe - 14—J. S. Baldwin.. $677.000.00 905.00 175.19 2.750.20 : 6.3 550.00 Unit total 931 $17,150.24 $230,000.00 NMENTAL UNIT. MAJ. GEN. MERRETTE W. IRELAND, U. S. A., Retired, Chairman. ASST. ATTY. GEN. JOHN DICKINSON, Vice Chairman. Agriculture. Dr. W. W. Stockberger. T. Weed Harvey—A. A. A. Office Experiment Stations, Mrs. Daisy K. Murphy. Commerce. South Trimble, jr.___ & Office of the Secretary, E w. lebey Bureau of Air Commerce, Frederick R. Neely. Natl. Bureau of Standards, Dr. Lyman J. Briggs 9.9 | Bureau of Fisheries, Barbara Aller. e =—— | Bureau of Navi. and St. Insp., Total, Division 5 79 $2.131.00 93 J. S. Brand and L;' J. De]l:{gu Division 6—JUNIOR LEAGUE DIVISION—Chairman, Mrs. John A. Selby. | Shipping Board Bureau and Merchant Team 161—Captain, Mrs. W. N. Sturte- Fleet Corp., J. G. Taylor. vant 13.1 Commodity Credit Corporatien. ‘Team 162—Captain, Mrs. T. F. Noyes_ 89 |Guy G. Chase ‘Team 163—Captain, Mrs. George Walker. 11.4 District of Columbia. Team 164—Captain, Mrs. R. W. Wilson... 14.1 | Maj. Daniel J. Donovan.... Flying Squad—H. H. Darneille. The Public Library. «—— | Dr. George F. Bowerman.... 115 | Centra] Library, Emma Hance. Southeastern Branch, Frances S. Osborne 1 Farm Credit Administration. «—— | William I. Myers and E. J. Aronoff. Administrative, John D. Fox_... Co-operative Credit, J. E. Rolfes 8.2 | Finance and Research, H. B. Vincent, jr. Land Bank, R. R. Guthrie. 42 |Public Relations, Margaret Dietz. 1.2 | Regional Agricultural Credit, L. I Peak__ Federal Co-ordhuv.or of Transportation. A. W. Hagerty Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Leo T. Crowley and Henry T. Ivey.. Federal Emergency P. W. A. Col. Horatio B. Hackett............... Assistant Administrator’s Office, 81.00 241.00 162.00 30467 531 447400 15.635.00 $5.500.00 4,750.00 2.100.00 17.225.00 1.800.00 £631.00 220.00 200.00 1.935.50 138.00 169.00 107.00 890.01 2,630.61 189 4.0 2 2. 2 $222.00 $61263.00 .3 92 169.00 109.00 00 Total, Division 4.__ $671.19 Division 5—~GIRL SCOUT DIVISIOV—ChaIrm:n. Mrs. J. Harris Franklin; Vice Chairman, Mrs. Wm. F. Crosby, Team 151—Captain, Mrs. Wm. F. Burdick (Y. W. C. A. Team) Team 152—Captains, Mrs. W. M. Gilbert, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Maxon (20th Century Club Team)_. Team 153—Captain, Mrs. Edw. G. Bliss (Girl Scouts Team) 1.347.00 222.00 414.00 53.62 10.018.64 110.735.00 $3.124.50 $65,100.00 ‘Total, Area I... AREA II—James C. Wilkes, 4—James C. Dulin_ 8—S. William Miller. 10—B. L. Colton.... 12—Malcolm S. Sharpe. 16—Russell Freeman . 6.876.25 351.00 36.207.00 1,536.06 18.99 i 22385 $553.00 $6345.47 37 239.00 1301.00 $1.200.00 500.00 10.00 200.00 750.00 609.00 1,509.00 80.71 5.979.00 3.954.00 432,50 D 432.50 844.00 6,366.05 13.2 Di 4.906.25 136.00 82.58 26.05 5.941.00 734.00 522.00 346.60 1.925.00 7,357.29 Total, Area II 2,660.00 AREA Il1—Harold A. Brooks. 1—J. 8. Ball____ 4—H. H. Goodman 7—Nathan Wallack 10—Sidney L Hechinger._ 2 4.280.00 2.559.00 615.00 1.106.00 122.00 632.00 19.30 819.50 571.00 167.50 81.00 $35.00 15.360.00 125.00 1.900.00 s1 29.465.00 7.620.00 4,430.00 752.00 3,410.00 22.05 106.27 sion No. 2, Gibbs Lyon_ Division No. 3. W. P. Folge: General Counsel and Legal Division. Herman Oliphant and C. T. Ellis Bureau of Internal Revenue. Guy T. Helvering and J. L. McGrew Income Tax Unit, Charles T. Russell Alcohol Tax Unit, Edward L. Springer.. Bureau of the Mint. Nellie Tayloe Ross._.. Bureau of Narcoti H. G. Anslinger and L. B. Snowden..... Procurement Division. Rear Admiral C. J. Peoples.._________ - Office Management, John H. Schaefer.. Structural Engineering Section, John W. Dunham Executive Division, Fred P. Trott. Architectural Division No. 2, Arthur L. Blakeslee..__ Accounting Section, Howard S. Robinson Architectural Division No. 1, E. B. Morris...._. FRRREEEY Supervising Engineer’s Secti Lillian M. Amick. Branch of Supply, John B. Whitman.. Public Debt Service. William S. Broughton and Edwin L. Kilby Office of the Commissioner of Public Debt, Sara O. C. Doolittle. Office of Register of Treasury, Byrd Le: 46 49 20 39 $834.75 722.00 198.00 893.00 $6,800.81 8,034.47 1,736.13 6,307.89 627.00 590.00 975.00 .92 126.00 o $132,600.00 374.00 78,929.00 Total, Area III. $17.420.00 AREA IV—John L. \lndt‘rllL 5—Daniel Moorman .. 6—F. G. Macaro 7—T. P. Dowd__ 9—Edgar Morris 3.30 4.64 21.01 32.374.00 16.398.00 1,475.00 1.071.00 761.00 310.00 Totals, Division 6. 154 Division 7—Chairman, Mr. Caesar L. Aiello. Team 172—Captain, Harry W. Finney.. Team 174—Captain, W. E. Collins._. 374.00 311.00 1.567.00 856 00 23.86 36.33 .31 52 $7.400.00 34.200.00 4.950.00 2,100.00 $92,000 00 156.00 14.516.79 131.20 1.305.10 $2,647.75 $22.879.30 24 141.00 97.87 11 35 $838.00 226.00 $8,974.54 2,312.82 93 63.00 63.00 100.00 1 138.00 475.00 29.47 2,624.00 140.00 862.50 275.00 12,059.00 3.478.00 1,572.00 21.76 24.71 17.41 * $16,109.09 Total, Area IV__ AREA V—Nelson B. 1—Wm. V. Simmons 2—George E. Flather_ . 3—Thos. J. Groom. .. 4—Archibald McLachlen . 5—Richard G. Lyne_.__ $1.064.00 Total, Area I 475 $9,189.19 $111,745.00 AREA II—Chairman, Col. William O. Tufts; Secretary, Mr. Maurice Bisgyer. Division 1—Chairman, Mrs. Ethel Lamond. Team 211—Captain, Mrs. A. 8. Wolfe. ‘Team 212—Captain, F. G. Parsons... ‘Team 213—Captain, Mrs. L. Kalichsbein_ ‘Team 214—Captain, T. F. Murphy. Total, Division 7 15.393.00 1,052.00 23.47 38.11 286 66 3.613.74 401.00 $248.50 0.00 233.60 907.00 991.81 685.50 386.50 705.30 181.00 2.384.00 1.844.00 171.00 16.21 38.24 105.84 2 TSfl 00 3.050.00 3.900.00 50.15 73.47 1.307.00 571.00 655.55 423.95 61 18 $295.35 1,595.53 1,945.33 984.29 $55.00 20.00 416.00 83.00 1.301.00 645 325.00 124.33 84.00 404.10 214.50 204.00 105.14 3 64 $3,066.41 $20,300.00 2 3 8 L 1.3 84 96.39 523.06 1843 20 $320.00 331.28 2.350.10 1,081.80 $4,083.18 $2,170.00 3,490.00 3,425.00 1,025.00 50 507.16 122000 41.57 ‘Total, Division 1. $574.00 $5,820.50 Division 2—Chairman, Miss Ardell Payne. “Team 221—Captain, Mrs. L. Kalichstein. ‘Team 222—Captain, J. A. Kamerow. ‘Team 224—Captains, Mrs. J. Rosenberg, Mrs. M. Solomon Team 225—fapuln, Miss Minnie s«:hlck- e 535.00 1,727.00 30.97 1479 28.35 24.36 1.647.00 2,754.00 53 467.00 670.98 14 31 $2,356.18 1,014.05 $117.00 49 203.00 2,417.65 16,344.00 $11,600.00 14.75 1,669.80 11,314.00 66.50 523.50 561.00 160.00 ‘ 259.00 12.00 425.65 226.00 440.00 246 2,704.00 1,821.00 1,022.00 1,008.06 200.00 121.00 250.00 15.11 19.30 30.80 15.65 25.69 6.00 59.03 90.40 10 1,519.99 469.67 71.50 e . $46.463.18 $388,000.00 SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS UNIT. AREA 1—Chairman, Coleman Jennings: Vice Chairman, Richard W. Hynson. ‘Team 1—Captain, Woodson Houghton... $14,370.00 $91, lél? .00 15.76 Team 2—Captain, P. O. Coffin 1,850.00 38405.00 481 Team 3—Captain, Mrs. Charles Goldsmith 6.004.00 64,502.00 9.30 Team 4—Captain, Y. E. Booker. 4,000.00 6503200 6.15 Team 5—Captain, Newbold Noy: 52,700.00 96,548.00 54.58 Team 6—Captain, Fred Bradley._. 3.815.00 67,460.00 5.65 Team 8—Captain, Mrs. Sidney Taliaferro. 7,625.00 99,963.00 7.62 ‘Team 10—Captain, George O'Connor._ 102500 2597800 395 Team 11—Captain, Mrs. Chas. Doing, Ji 1,157.00 23962.00 4.82 Administrative, Ingham Accounting, Dean McCune. Engineering, Aurelia Buser. Legal Division, H. A. Sarra. Press Relations, Mildred Black. Projects, Dan W. Weggland Power, Ulric J. Gendron.. National Power Policy Commission, Estelle Eliades — Federal Home Loan Bank Board. R. Reyburn Burklin. Auditing Department, Centroller's Office, H. O. L. c.. R. D. Andrews__. =—— | Personnel, Russell L. McGee. 7.2 | Controller's Office, R. Reyburn Burklin_. «—— | Legal Division, Horace Russell. 6.6 | Boerd Members, Elizabeth D, GloVELeanse < 279.00 515.00 54.17 30.00 8.94 14.11 125.17 31 181 27 218.00 1.028.85 143.95 2,437.00 7.291.00 115.00 Total, Division 2- $421.50 Division 3—Chairman, R. G. Bishop. Team 233—Captain, Mrs. H. Levinson Team 236—Captain, Arthur O'Dwye! Team 237—Captain, Mrs. M. Bisgyer._. Loans and Currer.cy, John T. Skinner-. Paper Custody, Mary A. Howarth. Office of Treasurer of the United suu-. W. A. Julian. G. C. Emerson. Accounting, F. L. Church. Chief Clerk, L. P Allen. General Accounts, L. V. Moore. National Bank Redemption Agency Divi- sion, B. C. Gardner. Redemption Division, W. D. Beatty.... Securities, Mary E. Brahler. United States Tariff Commission, Robert L. O'Brien. [Executive Division, Adele r $75.25 507.00 100.00 $1,050.65 2,559.67 1,549.34 23.03 27.08 9.91 1747 6,175.00 2.490.0C¢ 968.00 372.00 164 93 7 6 18 1,422.50 674.50 96.00 65.00 236.00 16.00 335.00 184.00 17500 105.14 ‘Total, Division 3. $682.25 Division 4—Chairman, F. E. Rogers. Team 242—Captain, Dr. R. B. Hutchinson Team 243—Captain, W. C. Connelly..... 18.454.40 604.00 11,926.00 3,051.00 154.74 19.71 20 538.00 - 536.00 831.00 43.86 2.98 4031 39 38 m 187 $783.80 498.00 $5,583.36 9,994.79 29.15 20.75 57.35 8.52 .76 851.40 88.00 152.00 95.00 2,920.00 424.00 265.00 1,115.00 1708.00 ---e 100 $92546.00 $573,000.00 16.18 and A-12 are soliciting prospects that will be turned over to and reported through Government and Group Solicitation Units. I b | 39 $1,281.80 $2,050.50 $44,200.00 A Total, Division 4. 3.771.00 527.00 38.72 37.95 1.460.50 Total, Area Il...ccccemmcaccascanse ameson... 200.00