The Washington herald., 1922-01-08

curing reclassification may be duly
shared by all. Assisting Mr..
Anderson as members of his
central membership committee are
Miss Roberta L. Lindsey, mana
ger Of the claims section. Division
of Loans and Currency, who is pres
ident of the Treasury Branch of
Federal Employees Union No. 2; Da-
vid r. Glass. chief of the Clerical
Instruction Division of the Public
Health Service, who is secretary of
the Scientific and Technical Section
of Federal Employees Union No. 2;
Samuel c. Grosh, editorial clerk,
Bureau Of Soils, Department of
Agriculture, chairman of the organ
ization committee of Federal EN-
ployes' Union No. 2, and DR.. Daniel
j. Folkmar, statistical clerk in the
census Bureau, who is President of
the Commerce Branch of Federal
Employees Union No. 3
Guaranteed by President.
President William ]. Hendricks,
Of Local No. 2. in a letter announc-
ing the membership drive and espe-
cially Membership Day, January Is,
puts 1t squarely up to each mem
Der of the union to let no fellow
worker remain outside the union
ranks. He calls attention at the
same time to the unions policy of
cooperation with department ex-
ecutives and members of Congress,
and likewise to the law authoriz-
ing the organization Of government
employes-which provided that "the
right of persons employed in the
civil service Of the United States,
either individually or collectively,
to petition Congress. or to furnish
information to either House of
Congress, or to any committee or
member thereof. shall not be de-
MED or interfered with" President
Harding. Mr.. Hendricks points out,
has recently renewed this guaran-
tee in his annual message.
The branch presidents of Federal
Employees Union No. 2, who will
head up the membership drive in
the different departments, are as
follows: Treasury. Roberta L. Lind
sey; Public Health. David r. Glass;
Internal Revenue. N. NJ Everett:
General Accounting Office, e. L.
Scheuf1er; Veterans Bureau, Charles
c. Dunn; War, Pierre NJ Kennerly;
Postofflce. S. E. Blassingham; Navy,
c. D. Anderson; Interior, Walter I.
Swanton; Pension once, J. O'C.
Roberts; Patent ONCE. L. w. wor-
rell; St. Elizabeth's. Roy B. Holmes;
Agriculture, Harry c. Graham
Commerce. DIR Daniel F. Folkmar:
Standards, P. v. Wells: Coast and
Geodetic Survey. d. p. Barnette;
Labor, Carl v. Hookstadt; Justice,
David d. CALDWELL: State, Leonard
NJ Gardner; Government Printing
once, John S. Driggers; Interstate
Commerce Commission, Paul p.
Reiney; Library of Congress, H. s.
Parsons; Smithsonian Institution, L.
L. Godbold: Federal Board for vo-
cational Education, Miss Tracy
Copp; Civil Service Commission,
Miss Elizabeth Downing; Federal
Trade Commission, c. c. Farwell:
Employees Compensation Commits
sion. Miss Margaret d. BrightwelI;
National Training School for Boys,
George Macomber; Panama Canal,
Joseph E. Petit; Tariff Commits
sion, Mrs Sophie ]. Bergner; Scien-
tific-Technical Section, DR.. II. L
Shantz.
Immediately following the mem
bership drive the union will con-
centrate, through its legislative
committee, headed by Vice Presi.
dent James P. McKeon, upon the
Sterling reclassiication bill in the
Senate and a special measure to
provide the s240 bonus" for an
other year.