Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1935, Page 31

Chest Dollars in Action Washington Home for Foundlings Helps Young Mother Support 3 Children and Pre- pare for Better Home. How to keep three children and her- self on the $14 a week she was earning in & laundry, was the problem facing Mrs. W. The children’s father had been placed in an institution, so it was her duty to keep the family together. She had taken a business course before marriage, and realized that, if compelled to remain in the laundry, she could not give her children the advantages they should have. If she could only review her busi- ness course, the prospects for the future would be much brighter, but she was paying $13 of her meager salary for room and board, so there was little left for even the carfare necessary to take her to one of the public night schools. Then, on top of everything, one child broke a collar bone and another developed measles. In desperation, she tumed to the Family Service Bureau. Washington Wayside Random Observat Events and Things. LADIES IN WAITING. HIS is a true story. and it prob- ably has a moral, too. Two men from-Washington went to New York over the week end. Arrived, they called up two girls and invited them for dinner that evening | at 7 o'clock. That done, they made the rounds of several lounges which sell stronger than soft drinks Feeling quite “weary” when they returned to their hotel, they decided that a little nap was in order. At 6:30 one awoke and told, the other if they wished to meet their dinner companions at o'clock they would have to hurry. They hurried so much it gave them a chance to snach another drink. As they were inbibing it one ofiof them observed: “There aren't many people around here for this time of the night.” To which the waiter replied. “Night! It's 7 o'clock in the morning and you'd better get out of those tuxedos.” X ok K X OUR GOODNESS, TOO. “Who is this?” asked a feminine voice over the phone. “This is the financial desk of The Evening Star,” came the answer. “My goodness!” she exclaimed, and hung up. NE\VSPAPER MEN are artful—or terrible! A Washington scribe residing in an apartment was greatly disturbed sev- eral nights as a result of being awak- end about midnight by the noise of a typwriter being used in an adjoining spartment Several times he rapped on the,wall | believing the occupant of the other apartment, a woman, would take the | hint and stop her work. To no avail, | however. The man is an early riser and de- vised the scheme of winding his alarm clock at 5 am. and holding it against she wall let go. This was repeated two days. After that time there was no more late typing in the adjoining apartment. B e WHAT A FEVER! PBRIDGES have fevers! Because they do, provision has been made that the internal tempera- ture of the new Calvert Street Bridge may be taken by engineers at any future time. In pouring concrete for this span, three temperature units were allowed to be set in each of the three arches of the span. At any future time an engineer may attach a meter to wires Jeading from these units and tell the | exact temperature of the inside of the | concrete. RS. PAULINE PEARSON, an em- ploye of the P. W. A, has or- ganized 'a Worry Club. She decided | that she could not stick to worrying very long at a time, so she gathered some of her friends who worried too much, and others who didn’t worry at all, and formed a club. The idea was | for each member to worry one hour | each day, begininng at four in the afternoon. Mrs. Pearson thinks in this way the “worries” will be more evenly distributed. * ¥ X % ALL USED TO BE VANITY. Persons seeking to be compli- mentary or flattering sometimes have an innocent way of puncturing an individual's vanity, if any. Consider the case of a radio news broadcaster who met some new people at a recent banquet. At the conclusion of the banquet one lady, as the party broke up, erpressed what she described as her pleasure at meeting the broad- caster, and then added: “I emjoy your articles so much. I read every one of them.” Chest Broadcast A continuous radio program broadcast by remote control from six agencies of the Community Chest will be put on the air to- morrow from 3 to 3:45 p.m. by Station WJISV. The agencies whose activities will be broadcast right from the scene are: Boys' Club of Wash- ington, 230 C street; Childrgn's Country Home, Eighteenth street and Bunker Hill road northeast; Juanita K. Nye Council House, 609 Sixth street southwest; St. Anna’s Home, 2224 N street; St. Joseph's Home and School, East- ern avenue and Bunker Hill road northeast, and Salvation Army, 426 Sixth street. | Hotel, 12:30 pm. Now, the two younger children are happy in the Washington Home for Foundlings, one of the institutions supported by the Community Chest, 1 where they play with other children | of their own age, and are taught the simple lessons their mother is anxious for them to learn. The older | child was placed in another home, as only those under six are cared for at the Home for Foundlings. Mrs. W. has the definite promise of | a position within the next few months | that will pay her a salary sufficient to re-establish the home that means 50 much to her. Had it not been for the temporary help of the Home for Foundlings, kept open by gifts through the Com- | munity Chest, which enabled her to regain the ground she had lost, an- other little brood would have been scattered, and an intelligent mother would have had only memories to carry her through life ions of Interesting | LIKE SCHOOL DAYS. \VASHINGTON traffic law violators | can be grateful that they do not | live in Maine. ‘ A visitor from the Pine Tree State | | says that one traffic court judge there not only is imposing heavy fines and Judiclary. John P. Colpoys . U. S. Marshal's Office, Thos. E. Ott. U. S. Attorney’s Office, J. C. Conlift, j U. S. Court of Claims, Willard L. Hart.. U. S. Supreme Court, Frank K. Green... U. 8. Court of Appeals, Evan T. Davis.. Justice. Stella Akin Office Admin. General and Chief clerk. Miss Catherine P. Waddle..._. - Antitrust Division, 8. A. Andretta___. | Bureau of Prisons, Miss Edna Grant.. Criminal Division, John Hale Smith Divisicn of Accounts, Marion Price.. | Lands Division and P. W. A, Wayne C. Williams. Taxes and Penalties De Atley - ———-- ‘War Risk Bureau, Uls Pnundu Labor. Turner W. Battle__ Secretary’s Office, 8. J. Gompers. Conciliation Service, Eva M. Bonnett. Labor Statistics, Paul Carney- Woman's Bureau, Anne Larrabee Employment Service, John Zabel. Children’s Bureau, Elizabeth S. Enochs. Immigration and Naturalization, Leigh Nettleton 3 Division of Labor Standards, Marion Mel. Library of Congress. R. A. Voorus John Victory- National Archives. Robert D. W. Cornor Frederic A. Delano National Emergency Council. jail sentences but also orders offenders to copy by hand every word of the | recent magazine article entitled “And Sudden Death.” | That feature depicts the horrors | | connected with a host of the worst automobile accidents on record, leav- | 7 |ing out not a single detail, and has | aroused an exceptional amount of comment. ‘The “Down Easter” says the court’s |novel method has shocked many motorists into adopting greater cau- | tion, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. ciety, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Dinner meeting, District Democratic League, Mayflower Hotel, 6:30 p.m. Meeting, Washington Retail Hard- ware Association, Mayflower Hotel, 8 p.m. Dinner, Craftsmen Club, La Fayette | | Hotel, 6 p.m. Meeting. Five State Dental Society, | | Wardman Park Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Electrical Contractors’ As- | sociation, Potomac Electric Power Co. Building, Tenth and E streets, 8 p.m. | | National Emergency Meeting, Columbia Historical So- | Fred A. Ironside, jr. une Fred A. Ironside, jr.... ccecceccmncce National Labor Relations Board. Joseph Warren Madden._ - National Recovery Administration. H. H. Howell £ Executive, W. E. Gannon_ Advisory Council, Edwin George.. | Division of Administration, W. E. Gannon | Business Co-operation Division, Osthagen Compliance Division, H. Megill_ Government Contracts Division, George V. Johnson . Review Division, E. M. Jeffrey. Charles W. Eliot, 2d, G. C. Dickens - Col. Frank P. Douglass_ ... e National Youth Administration. Richard R. Brown. Navy. Rear Admiral Charles Conard.. | Secretary’s Office, Roy H. Moses. Shore Establishments, F. C. Nichols_ Office of Judge Advocate General, Lieu Comdr. Colin Campbell General Board, Mrs. C. M. Reichelt. Naval Examining and Retiring Boards, Lieut Comdr. C. G. Halpine Office of Chief of Naval Operations, Rear Admural Joseph K. Taussig. ... Meeting, Vocational Guidance Asso- | ciation, National Education Associ- | ation Building, Sixteenth and M streets, 8 p.m. | Meeting, American Gold Star Mothers, Raleigh Hotel, 7:30 p.m. | | Card party, Rubenstein Club, Ral- eigh Hotel, 8 p.m. } Dinner, Georgetown Clinical Soci- | | ety, University Club, 7:30 p.m. ] Dinner, Mechanical Engineers, Uni- | versity Club, 6 p.m. | Meeting, Constitution Chapter, D. A. R, 4935 Quebec street, 8 p.m. Bingo party, Service Council. Jew- | ish Community Center, Sixteenth and | Q streets, 8 p.m. Meeting, Anthropological Society of | Washington, National Museum, Tenth | | and Constitution avenue, 8 p.m. Dinner. Washington Wellesley Club, | | Admiral Club, 1640 Rhode Island ave- | nue, 6:30 p.m. | card and bingo party, Sacred Heart Parish Hall, Sixteenth street and Park | road, 8 pm. TOMORROW. | Luncheon, Washington Chapter, Catholic University Alumni, Harring- | | ton Hotel, 12:15 p.m. Luncheon, Zonta Club, Y. W. C. A, Seventeenth and K streets, 1 p.m. Luncheon, Optimist Club, Mayflower | i Luncheon. Lions Club, Mayflower | Hotel, 12:30 p.m. | Luncheon, League of Coast Guard | Women, Mayflower Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Meeting, Women's Board, George | Washington University Hospital, May- , flower Hotel, 10 a.m. Luncheon, Electric Institute, Carl- | ton Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Georgetown Alumni Club, Raleigh Hotel, 12:45 p.m. Dinner meeting, Izaak Walton League, Raleigh Hotel, 7 p.m. Meeting, Society of American Ma- | gicians, Wardman Park Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Meeting, Washington Philatelic So- ciety, Carlton Hotel, 8 pm. Banquet, Spanish War Veterans, Lafayette Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Banquet, Washington Society of | Engineers, Mayflower Hotel, 7:30 p.m. | Meeting, District Optometric Society Extension Program, room 516, Wash- ington Loan & Trust Building, 8 p.m. Dance, General Accounting Office, Central Y. M. C. A, Eighteenth and | G streets, 9 p.m. Dance, Alumni Chapter, Alph Iota Sorority, Lee House Hotel, 10 p.m. Oyster supper, !‘d!u' Auxiliary, North Carolina M. P. Church, North | Carolina avenue and Eighth street southeast, 5 p.m. Meeting, Business and Professional Women’s Club, All Souls Unitarian ghurch, Sixteenth and Harvard streets, pm. Meeting, Potomac Council, No. 6, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, 935 G place, 8 p.m, Dinner and bazaar, St. Mark’s P. E. Church, Third and A streets south- east, 5 pm. Dinner and bazaar, Eckington Pres- byterian Church, North Capitol street and Florida avenue, 5 pm. Dinner, Blessed Sacrament Church, 5841 Chevy Chase Parkway, § p.m. Dance, North Carolina State Society, Shoreham Hotel, 10 p.m, - 4 Office of Naval Intelligence, Lieut. Luc en Ragonnet Office of Director of Naval Communica- tions, Lieut. P. W. Hord Board of Inspection and Survey, Adelaide V. Ziegler | Office of Naval Records and Library, H. F. Lunenburg Bureau of Aeronautics, First Lieut. ! c. Dyer Bureau of Construction and Repair, H. c Brunner | Bureau of Engineering, Comdr. H. A. Seiller. Bureau Med., Surgery—Naval Dispensary —W. W. Douglass (Medical Center) Bureau of Navigation, Capt. L. P. Dav. Bureau of Ordnance. Frank B. Blackburn. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Kirk Holmes Bureau of Yards and Docks, Comdr. James T. Mathews Hydrographic Office, A. F. Bogue Naval Observatory, Grace O. Savage Marine Corps Headquarters—Marine Bar- racks, Lieut. Col. Jeter R. Horton.._.. Naval Research Laboratory, Lieut. J. A. McNally Navy Yard. Rear Admiral J. R. Defrees-Dr. C. E. Reed Pan American Union. Wwilliam V. Grifin Post Office. - J. Austin Latimer. | Bureau of Accounts, W. L. .Elnu:ry First Assistant Postmaster General, Vin- cent C. Burke Second Assistant Postmaster Genenl. Jesse M. Donaldson. Third Assistant Postmaster M. North Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, F. J. Buckley Office of Chief Clerk, A. T. Davis Office of Chief of Inspection, Office of Postmaster General, William J. Bray Agent, Office of Purchasing Harrison Office of Solicitor, Karl A. Crowley_. Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Max O'Roll Truitt. Agency Division, R. A. Brownell. Auditing Division, R. J. Lindquist.... Board of Directors, John H. Tanner Examining Division, Richard Rossman.. Information and Personnel Division, Peter Ward Legal Division, John A. Gosnell Office of Secretary, Alexander B. Galt. Office of Mr. Talley, Samuel H. Sabin.. Office of Treasurer, D. B. Griffin. | Raliroad Division, J W. Barriger, 3d Self-Liquid Drainage. Irrigation and Mining, Emil Schram.... | statistics and Economic Divis C. EIOtt - oo eemem e Rural Electrification Administration. Perry R. TaylOr - oo oemacenee SR - Securities and Exchange Commission. John R. Sheehan. Offices of the Commissioners, Eleanor ‘Townsend Registration Division, Emily Trading and Exchange Division, Alta Smith Legal Division, John D. Farnham. Administrative Division and Fersonnel, Justin A. S8hooK....---- eecmmmeeeene Smithsonian Institution. H. W. Dorsey. National Museum and National Gallery of Art, H. 8. Bryant National Zoological International Exchanges, F. E. G8sS.... Bureau of American Ethnology, Preer Gallery of Art, Eleanor Thomplan Smithsonian Buildings and Astrophysical Observatory, J. U. Perkins.-cocccaeee Social Security Board. Gov. John G. WinaNt. - ceeeocmecccececa State Department. Wilbur J. Carr. Tennessee Valley Authority. George O. No. Amount Pledges. Pledged. National Advisory Commission for Aeronautics. C. H National Resources Board and Mississippi VlllryA 12 2,608 70 17 75 399 ki 6,828 57 1,594 25 157 262 398 64 91 21 17 43 $1,566.66 350.50 218.00 210.50 420.66 367.00 3,663.00 570.50 379.00 641.00 313.50 440.70 440.00 597.30 281.00 7,289.15 667.65 150.00 1,857.75 809.00 931.00 1,533.00 1,139.65 201.10 434175 755.00 83145 National Capital Park and Planning Comlnlulon. 717.00 810.30 81030 163.00 324422 97.00 111.50 626.50 139.00 334.15 235.50 1,700.57 411.00 National Steel and Textile Labor Relation: Board. 302.00 412.50 21,944.94 1,023.65 216.00 479.00 280.00 151.00 922.00 468.00 671.75 434.00 212.00 1,129.00 1,627.00 1,754.00 951.85 1,360.37 836.31 2,432.00 2,646.25 1,050.16 534.50 2,366.80 399.30 31,565.42 786.00 11,469.73 247.50 1,225.08 2,136.15 3,093.73 2,708.61 498.09 835.57 225.00 119.00 381.00 11,326.22 927.00 521.50 436.00 1,495.90 145.00 2,581.54 1,456.25 312.00 2,160.03 259.50 752.50 279.00 1,757.90 3,503.00 321.00 1,204.50 _ 435.50 881.50 750.50 1,234.63 503.98 65.00 86.00 85.00 250.00 244.65 11,261.88 Quota. $3,506.00 651.00 285.00 403.00 575.00 129.00 11,216.00 766.00 375.00 837.00 418.00 439.00 695.00 682.00 780.00 8,866.00 792.00 193.00 2,597.00 394.00 1,800.00 1,290.00 1,525.00 275.00 4,888.00 384.00 1,251.00 573.00 968.00 795.00 629.00 9,840.00 200.00 150.00 1,621.00 500.00 184.00 360.00 6,325.00 1,222.00 387.00 385.00 26,562.00 1,022.00 309.00 625.00 264.00 200.00 1,125.00 560.00 664.00 310.00 175.00 1,550.00 1,850 00 2,050.00 1,495.00 1,900.00 1,125.00 3,080.00 2.800.00 1,275.00 725.00 2,388.00 1,100.00 34,754.00 895.00 11,013.00 278.00 1,180.00 1,940.00 2,685.00 2,588.00 497.00 675.00 519.00 119.00 532.00 14,770.00 1,058.00 798.00 1,526.00 2,880.00 145.00 2,407.00 1,348.00 370.00 2,410.00 345.00 1,188.00 295.00 905.00 6,429.00 875.00 2,210.00 665.00 1,130.00 744.00 3,187.00 1,172.00 208.00 98.00 185.00 245.00 1,279.00 241.00 13,415.00 % of Quota 44.68 53.84 76.49 5223 73.15 50.34 32.65 7447 101.08 76.58 75.00 100.38 63.30 87.58 36.02 82.21 84.29 11.72 71.53 205.32 51.72 118.83 74.73 13.12 88.82 196.61 66.46 125.13 83.70 101.92 25.91 32.96 48.50 74.33 38.64 27.80 181.60 6541 26.88 | 33.63 18.03 107.14 82.61 100.16 69.90 76.64 106.06 75.50 81.95 83.57 101.16 140.00 | 121.14 12.83 87.94 85.56 63.66 71.59 74.33 79.73 94.50 8236 73.72 99.11 36.30 90.82 37.82 104.14 89.02 103.82 110.11 115.22 104.66 100.21 123.78 43.35 100.00 71.61 76.68 87.61 6535 28.57 51.94 100.00 | 107.25 108.03 84.32 89.62 75.21 63.3¢ 9457 194.24 55.88 36.68 54.50 65.48 78.00 100.87 38.73 43.00 31.25 8775 45.94 102.04 19.12 287.55 83.95 | Examining, R. B. O'Har | Buildings and Grounds, | George C. Haas, Isabella Diamond. COMMUNITY CHEST (Continued From Page 14.) No. Amount Pledges. Pledged. 55 $443.50 Third Division Railway Mail Service. John W. JOhNSON. e ceemeaeeaaeee Treasury. Josephine Roche and Frank Birgfeld.... 13,002 Secretary of the Treasury, Mrs. G. E. Forbush Chief Clerk and Supt. Office. 8. H. Marks. Chief Clerk a perintendent Dlvuh.n No. 1, Ethel M. Waite. Chief Clerk and Superintendent Dlvulon No. 2, Prancis de 8. Ryan Chief Clerk and Superintendent D\vmon No. 3, John T. Burns. Commissioner of Accounts and Deposits. ‘W. T. Heflelfinger. .. ._..___ - Com. Accts. and Deposits (Treas. Bldg. W. T. Heflelfinger ... Com. of Accounts and Deposits IWalker- Johnson Bldg.), Fred McNamara...... Division of Disbursement, G. F. Allen__. Division of Bookkeeping and Warrants, Joseph Greenberg. Division of Deposits, E. D. Batchelder_ Appointment Division. J. E. Harper, Catherine Flanagan....... 84,119.82 1,025.00 1,043.80 439.00 551.80 53.00 1,056 5,191.42 508.60 1,654.67 2,458.90 503.25 66.00 180.50 U. S. Coast Guard. Rear Admiral Harry Hamlet..... stane 1,397.60 Cmumller of the Currency. 3,120.50 1,860.50 220.00 Division No. 3, W. P. 'Folger. 1,040.00 Bureau of Customs. James H. Moyle ... Administrative Division, Garre! Legal Division, Arthur J. Edwards. 1,438.95 785.15 653.80 Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Alvin W. Hall Accounting, Adam P. Ruth. Personnel, May Beckmye! Order, Laura V. Eckels_ Purchase, Storage and Issue, C. R. Klos Mail and Files, Georgy E. Hudson Federal Reserve Vault, James J. Knibbs. Plate Vault, R. L. Pile Press Register, O. P Anderson.. Garage, James E. Chamberlin. Ink Making. Norman Underwood. Postage Stamp. John M. Smith__ Engineering and Machine, R. H. Chappell Engraving, Joachim C. Benzing._.. Surface Printing, George M. Duncan Plate Printing, Thomas J. Hean; 19,240.50 892.00 189.50 116.00 24.00 40.00 56.00 62.00 100.00 95.50 45.00 38.00 1,178.00 1,253.00 5,390.30 6,867.45 2,497.80 218 131 1,077 1,097 586 395.95 General Counsel and Legal. Herman Oliphant and C. T. Ellis_ 66 687.25 Bureau of Internal Revenue. Guy T. Helvering and J. L. McGrew.... 3273 Income Tax Unit, Charles T. Russell__.. 1452 Accounts and Collections Unit, Donald 26,762.91 13,865.91 354.25 2,964.40 4,195.85 507.00 841.00 52 182 907 85 127 Technical Staff, H. H. Surface_ Miscellaneous Tax Unit, J. 1. Strobel. Personnel Division, J. E. Lynch. Administrative Division, Joe N. McCollum Office of Assistant General Counsei, John 308 2,956.00 Internal Revenue Agent's Omce, Edwin Smith 3 Alcohol Tax Unit, Ed ard L. Springer.. Bureau of the Mint. Nellie Tayloe ROss... 20 139.50 939.00 318.00 Bureau of Narcotics. H.J. Anslinger and L. B. Snowden._. Division of Printing. L. C. Spangler and A. B. Butrick....... Procuremtnt Division. Rear Admiral C. J. Peoples. Office Management, John H. Schaefer.. Mechanical and Electrical Engineerii.g, E. W. Goodwin___. Structural Engineering Section, John W. Dunham Legal Division, William K. Laws. Executive Division, Fred P. Trott Section of Space Control, J. Y. Drei- sonstok Architectural Division No. 2, Arthur L. Blakeslee Accounting Section, Howard S. Robm.son Architectural Division, R. Q. Evans, Architectural Division No. 4, Dove McKee Architectural Division No. 1, E. B. Morris. Supervising Engineer’s Section, Lillian M. Amick. .- Branch of Supply, John B. Whitman. Public Debt Service. william S. Broughton and Edwin L. Kilby 1,846 Office of the Commissioner of Public Debl.. Sara O. C. Doolittle Office of Register of Treasury, Byrd Lu- vell __ = Loans an T. Skinner____ Public Debt Accounu and Audit, George C. Denny Paper Custody, Mary A. Howmh_.. Public Health Service. Dr. H. S. Cumming. ... Surgeon General’s Office, Dr. H 8. Cumming..._.. Personnel and Accounts, Dr. W. F. Draper Hospitals and Relief, Dr. S. L. Christian.. Scientific Research, Dr. L. R. Thompson. Domestic Quarantine, Dr. C. E. Waller... Foreign Quarantine, Dr. F. A. Carmelia... Sanitary Reports and Statistics, Dr. R. C. Willi Mental Hygiene, Dr. W. L. Treadway. Venereal Diseases, Dr. R. A. Vonderlehr_ National Institute of Health, Dr. George ‘W. McCoy . - Chief Clerk’s Office, D. S. Masterson-.... Division of Research and Statistics. 453.50 153.00 13,722.68 198 960.25 158 1,336.25 131 51 18 1,248.55 239.70 423.95 41 265.20 1,307.34 404.10 1,571.80 924.25 64 1,169.76 1,430.80 2,440.73 9,384.21 24 443.00 403 1,246 2,193.86 5,846.90 146 27 757.50 143.95 4,645.74 174.00 712.60 556.70 881.20 579.94 122.00 100.50 125.81 144.00 852.00 397.00 472.50 Secret Service Division. W. H. Moran, John 8. West. 120.50 Office of Treasurer of the United States. W. A. Julian, G. C. Emerson.. Accounting, F. L. Church Cash, J. N. Kline____ Chief Clerk, L. P Allen. General Accounts, L. V. Moore.. National Bank Redemption Agency Livi- sion, B. C. Gardner___ Redemption Division, W. D. Bentty Securities, Mary E. Brahler____. U. S. Board of Tax Appeals. Eugene Black U. S. Employes’ Compensation Commission. William McCauley .. 181 U. S. Railroad Administration. R. C. DUDIAD ceneccmcacnccccae.. cosce United States Tariff Commission, Robert L. O'Brien.________..__ e Executive Division, Mrs. Adele T. Jameson Administrative Division, Serge Benson._. Economics, Legal, etc., Rene Pinto___ Accounting and Statistical Division, S8am- commodlty DlVllan. Myron Walker. Veterans’ Administration. Maj. J. D. Cutter. Administrator’s Office. J. E. Upp Executive Office, Executive Assistant and Press Relations, Miss L. Ryan. ... Regulations and Procedure Division, Mrs. Jessie Wood Budget and Sta er Burgan. Investigation Dlv'ldo‘n Mrs. M. E. Buford. Chief Clerk’s Division, Mrs. A. Irvin..... Personnel Division, Dorothy Harpef..... A 959 492 67 41 53 66 62 178 7,345.49 3,507.55 507.44 1,002.00 388.50 450.00 445.50 1,044.00 67 2,164.50 1,488.50 242.00 229 15 68 3¢ 2,951.00 377.00 600.50 737.00 408.50 828.00 47 65 3,185 20,478.90 5,720.45 193.00 1,063 18 23 212 15 512 84 194.65 1,055.15 131.00 3,355.55 457.00 Quota. $1,347.00 110,735.00 1,525.00 1,301.00 458.00 748.00 95.00 5,979.00 430.00 954.00 3,054.00 576.00 65.00 125.00 1,925.00 4,280.00 2,559.00 615.00 1,106.00 1,700.00 816.00 884.00 20,410.00 535.00 112.00 78.00 113.00 31.00 56.00 45.00 130.00 79.00 161.00 797.00 1,546.00 1,516.00 4,947.00 6,885.00 2,685.00 696.00 975.00 32374.00 16,398.00 793.00 2,853.00 4.263.00 625.00 957.00 4,575.00 340.00 1,475.00 141.00 475.00 216.00 15.393.00 1,052.00 1,335.00 1,307.00 289.00 377.00 287.00 1,301.00 325.00 2,219.00 1,280.00 1,220.00 1.647.00 2,754.00 11,314.00 515.00 2,437.00 7,291.00 956.00 115.00 5,248.00 78.00 897.00 633.00 917.00 273.00 128.00 153.00 130.00 160.00 1,572.00 307.00 498.00 680.00 6,175.00 2,490.00 440.00 968.00 372.00 538.00 536.00 831.00 2,240.00 2,081.00 236.00 3,771.00 5217.00 685.00 1,089.00 531.00 939.00 26,510.00 7,203.00 151.00 182.00 1,339.00 161.00 % of Quota 3292 75.96 67.21 80.23 95.85 7377 55.78 86.82 118.27 173.44 62.18 87.36 | 101,53 | 144.40 72.60 12.90 72.70 | 35.77 94.03 | 84.64 96.21 73.95 94.26 166.72 169.19 148.71 | 21.23 | 129.03 | 100.00 137.77 | 76.92 120.88 4.76 76.19 108.96 99.74 93.02 56.88 70.48 82.66 84.55 4467 103.90 98.42 81.12 87.87 64.61 41.02 | 63.66 225.53 | 95.47 70.83 | 100.09 95.52 82.94 112.45 92.40 ‘ 100.48 12433 70.83 7220 | 95.88 | 86.87 88.62 82.94 86.01 90.02 80.19 79.13 125.17 88.52 223.07 79.44 | 87.94 | 96.09 21243 95.31 65.68 96.76 90.00 54.19 129.31 94.87 17.72 118.95 14086 | 115.32 103,51 104.43 83.73 83.11 125.63 96.62 1152 102.54 78.25 7153 87.66 67.67 76.93 88.17 71.24 79.41 127.81 | 106.95 78.80 81.36 Contract Division, J. H. Phillips.... Classification Committee, J. H. Webb. Mt. Alto Facility, Jessica Harvey ... Board of Veterans’ Appeals. Maj, T. J. Frafley. oo ecmmemcenee Association Member Group, Mrs. C. L. Stewart. Consultants, R. L. Buttrey Administrative, Mrs. E. L. No. Amount Pledges. Pledged. 40 $195.00 16 131.00 143 1,008.10 % of Quota. Quota $339.00 5752 106.00 123.58 1,447.00 69.66 192 1,700.50 2,076.00 8191 457.00 637.00 606.50 471.00 715.00 883.00 95.80 89.09 68.68 24 39 129 Med. and Dom. Care, Constr. and Supply. Maj. T. J. Prafley.oacoee---.. Executive Office and Medical Service, Miss F. M. Miller__. Construction Service, J. B. Supply Service, J. F. Williams .. National Homes Service, V. C. Musselman Pensions, Maj. T. J. Prailey Ex. Of., Com. on Walv & For. He Suprv. Div, H. N James....... Claims Division, R. P. McCandlish. Widows and Dependent Claims Service, W. T. Simmons. ...... Solicitor's Office. Ma) T J. Frailey G. A. Holcombe. Guardianship Service, R. Administrative Assistant, Mrs. Jessie Tate Finance and Insurance. J. F. Thibadeau Executive Office and Finance Service, E. Mabie Insurance Service, J. T. Fahey. War Department. Harry H. Woodring. The Adjutant General, Sidney H. Kent. | Alr Corps, Capt. Samuel P. Mills__.__... Army Medical Center, Chaplain F. L. Miller Army War College, Maj. Wm. F. Assistant Secretary of War, Lieut. Col. Chief of Cavalry, Maj. L. L. Martin Chief of Chaplains, Chaplain E. Burling. Chief of Chemical Warfare, Guy B. Tip- pens - Chiet Coast Artlllery 1da M. Elmquist... Chief of Engineers, Mrs. H. P. Bryant._ | Chief of Field Artillery, Col. L. J. McNair 2795 | Chietf o: Finance, Miss M. L. Blanchard.. Chief of Infantry, Lieut. Col. Rapp Brush | Insular Bureau, Col. E. A. Stockton, jr... 8265 | Chief of Ordnance, Colin E. McRae_ Signal Corps, Maj. R. C. Vickers. Chiet of Staff, Herbert F. Statesir. Judge Advocate General, Edwin B. Pitts__ National Guard Bureau, W. A. Saunders. Quartermaster General, Wm. J. Kendrick Rifle Practice, Sadie E. Roberts. Secretary of War, L F. Nye._. 16th Brigade, Capt. Horace B. Smith. Surgeon Gen. Office, Maj. J. A. Roge! Washington, D. C., Post Office. W M Mooney, Harry E. Shilling_.__. Carrier Division, Russell H. Thompson.. Executive and Supply Division, Harry M. Pennington Inquiry Division, W. Carroll Gilbert. Mailing Division, Frank M. Sommer- kamp. jr - Motor Vehicle Di! Registry Division, Staley M. Clarke. Station Division, Joseph Donovan. Supt. of Mails Div., Basil Sillers... ‘White House. Frank K Sanderson - 282 229095 2,803.00 8173 811.00 1,121.00 800.00 71.00 69.54 11.25 90.61 181.54 46 128 98 10 564.00 866.00 724.95 136.00 563 4,162.70 4,979.00 83.60 832.85 1,045.50 723.00 1,803.00 115.19 57.98 2,284.35 2,452.00 93.16 70450 1,036.00 68.00 | Exec. Office, Legislation and. unl Bervice, 361.00 182.00 445.00 336.00 81.12 54.16 161.50 254.00 63.58 5899.80 8,410.00 70.15 5,573.00 2,837.00 72.20 66.12 4,023.85 1,875.95 75.46 97.77 5343 25,471.69 4,717.44 569.08 33,754.00 4,825.00 1,065.00 658.50 1,982.85 1,000.00 2,985.00 65.85 66.42 153.00 169.73 98.00 1,150.00 232.00 98.00 13.30 73.15 100.00 178.00 384.00 1,917.50 145.30 3,522.45 265.50 161.00 1,029.00 694.50 2,293.95 571.02 376.00 2,948.67 11 76.00 84 528.48 6 126.72 210 1,905.00 279.00 325.00 2,495.00 169.00 4,232.00 360.00 263.00 1,505.00 665.00 2,110.00 731.00 761.00 5,117.00 86.00 648.00 85.00 1,887.00 63.79 118.15 76.85 85.97 83.23 73.75 61.21 68.37 104.43 108.71 78.11 49.40 57.62 88.37 81.55 149.08 100.90 14 32 17 134 108 165 67 55 467 62.34 89.87 1,056 346 5,078.95 1,699.50 8,147.00 1,891.00 138 31 571.50 248.00 797.00 158.00 299 40 80 9 28 1451.15 180.00 322.30 458.50 148.00 2,071.00 368.00 406.00 888.00 262.00 86 931.15 1,098.00 GROUP SOLICITATION UNIT. JOHN POOLE, { 89.14 9127 81.05 19.89 AREA I—Robert B. Swope. 1—D. W. Stevens..... 2—James D. Yochum 3—C. B. Bishop-E. C. Carter. 7—J. P. Mervine_ 8—Frank Kerr 9—2Z. D. Blackistone. 10—Chase Gove __ 11—D. LeR. Harris. 12—Richard W. Fisher, 3d. 13—Edward Pardoe .. AREA II—James C. Wilkes. 1—Sumner Wood - 2—Robert W. Davis 3—Charles A. Goldsmith... 10—B. L. Colton. 11—Preston Perkmwn-wunnm Bom- ervell 12—Malcolm 8. Sharpe. 13—Joseph A. Keene. 14—Diller Groff .. Total,| Area II AREA III—Harold A. Brooks. 7T—Nathan Wallack ... 8—G. A. Deering.. 10—Sidney L Hechinger. 11—E. C. Scott..... 12—Chas. W. Clayton- 13—Charles W. Cooke. 14—Maurice Eiseman .. 17—J. E. Anderson... ‘Total, Area IIT. | AREA IV—John L. Vandegrift. 3—Adrian D. Waring._ 4—David S. Bethune... 5—Daniel Moorman . 6—F. G. Macarow. 7—T. P. Dowd . 8—Eugene C. Gott, J; 9—Edgar Morris - 10—William McNamara 11—Jennings Snider . 13—Martin Wiegand .. 14—George B. Kennedy.. 17—Julian Brylawski - Total, Area IV..eeoeemeeen- AREA V—Nelson B. O0’'Neal. 1—Wm. V. Simmons__. » Allen Total, Area VII...ceecemnearsonncee P ] Chairman. 175 50 109 106 25 178 114 $1,123.75 $3,100.00 1,632.00 2,500.00 1,309.00 2.750.00 1.482.41 4,950.00 507.00 2,100.00 2,720.00 5,400.00 828.40 4, 00 660 5.876.93 7,500.00 86 926.00 3,500.00 1 100.00 1,100.00 38 28425 2,000.00 24 77.00 2,700.00 2,720 10,920.40 17,225.00 177.00 1,800.00 $27,965.0¢ $60,700.00 $42.00 366.50 4,423.56 1,457.30 1,487.75 237.00 681.05 2,293.10 1,200.50 1,576.70 $1,550.00 2,010.00 8,800.00 2,500.00 3,225.00 1,325.00 1,850.00 3,575.00 1,750.00 2,890.00 47 133400 521.00 2,263.25 1,444.50 1,135.22 3,047.25 4,275.00 1,640.00 2,500.00 1,200.00 1,350.00 6,260.00 418 154 194 625 2,867 $22,51068 $46,700.00 19 30 747 1,511 66 482 22 1,467 193 232 $172.50 330.00 2,300.62 21,985.01 740.00 6,160.40 213.00 12,287.60 808.00 3,056.75 50.00 985.50 325.00 400.00 $2,000.00 4,763.30 2,721.40 $1,585.00 860.00 8,005.00 34,365.00 4,915.00 19,385.00 7,620.00 31,245.00 3,005.00 4,430.00 4,820.00 1,590.00 3,235.00 1,600.00 $4,255.00 2,465.00 6,620.00 927 789 6,622 $59,299.08 $140,000.00 467 90 140 139 108 3,314 176 127 307 $3,482.00 486.50 2,929.70 997.00 2,862.61 28,751.84 2,126.95 699.64 2,391.40 3,986.25 7,331.25 1,152.60 744.85 265.85 703.10 1,438.20 $60,349.74 $5,100.00 2,100.00 3,340.00 1,750.00 7,500.00 34,500.00 4,950.00 1,660.00 2,100.00 17,300.00 10,000.00 2,300.00 1,750.00 1,625.00 1,100.00 5,925.00 $92,650.00 546 426 425 639 65.1 482 66.5 52.9 57.0 4438 55.0 $2,241.00 4,156.60 1,453.50 1,737.32 1,746.30 $4,650.00 6,250.00 2,750.00 3,050.00 3,900.00 360 152 123 90 1,054 $11,334.72 $20,600.00 Pope, Mrs. Harry 8. Bernton. $2,169.90 $2,170.00 100.0 956.75 1,490.00 642 1,768.63 3,400.00 50.7 4,762.40 3,425.00 139.0 4 1,081.80 1,025.00 105.5 1,613 $10,739.48 $11,60000 936 N 308 130 170 932