Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1936, Page 48

C—6 TRIOGETS 5 YEARS IN FREIGHT THEFT Fourth, Admitting He Joined Them, Paroled by Way in Alexandria. LORTON N.F. F. E. LOCAL INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS C. 8. Pierce Becomes President in Exercises Conducted by Ger- trude M. McNally. Officers of Local Union No. 84, Na- tional Federation of Federal Employes, at Lorton, Va., were installed yester- day by Gertrude M. McNally, national secretary-treasurer. The new officers are: C. S. Pierce, president; C. D. Reeder and Mrs. Lois THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1936. R. Bunch, vice presidents; Kenneth | Dove, financial secretary; Mrs. L. M. Carson, recording secretary; Roscoe Clarke, treasurer; W. F. Fleming, John T. Schaaff, William Greenwell and Willilam M. Arnold, trustees, and E. E. Sawyer, guardian. Miss McNally outlined the legisla- tive program of the federation for the coming year. National Organizer Matilda Lindsay and Elmer E. Imlay, jr., of the eadquarters staff also ad- dressed the meeting. 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