Evening star., 1932-08-18
WORKERS
TO GET CHARTER
Green Will Present Papers to
New Organization Here
Tonight.

william Green, president Of the
American Federation Of Labor, tonight
will present national charter to the
American Federation of Government
Employees at ceremonies in the eXecu-
tive council room of the A. F. Of L.
Building. beginning at 8 o'clock.
The newly organized federation, which
Is headed by David r. Glass as presi-
dent, will be represented officially by
its entire staff of officers, who will
formally receive the charter and outline
plans and purposes of the organization.
Many Leaders Invited.
Invited guests include prominent Ia
Dor leaders covering organizations whose
membership embraces Government per-
sonnel. Plans for furthering the in
terestS of all organized workers in the
Government service will be discussed.
The immediate obiectives of the new
federation Glass said, will be to create
an Emergency Legislative Committee to
extend throughout the country, which
would place before the public "the evils
attendant upon the execution Of the So
called economy bill, and to demand its
repeal at the December session of Con-
gress."
The various units Of the American
Federation of Government Employees
will be represented at the meeting as
follows:
Representatives Listed.
Library Of Congress Lila A.
Shepley, president; Dabney H. H.
Cruikshank, secretary-treasurer.
Public Buildings and Public Parks
Elmer H. Bailey, president: George
Schulz, first vice president; William E.
Richmond. second vice president;
Charles Thackery, third vice president;
William E. Owens. fourth vice presi-
dent; James A. Blackney, secretary;
Wallace S. Blankenship, treasurer;
Henry IC. Kramer, sergeant at arms:
George w. Barkman, Thomas F. Quilter
and Leroy r. Gollus, trustees.
Weather Bureau-W. F.. Mcdonald,
president; Willis E. Hurd, secretary
Bureau standards-George L. Jeffrey,
president; P Patrick, secretary.
Navy Department - Michael D.
Schaefer, president; William S. Doug
las. vice president; Miss Helen c. Nc
Carly, recording secretary; w. j. Black
wood. treasurer
Post Office Department-Samuel E.
Miller. president; S. E. Biassingham,
secretary.
Labor Department - John Arthur
Shaw. president: Lawrence A. Brown,
vice president: Paul B. MCGEE, secre-
tary; Dorothy Mead Jacobson, treasurer.
war Department-Joseph T. Beatty,
president; Victor G. Farrell, vice presi-
dent; Herrold E. Brooks, secretary
treasurer
Veterans Administration, central Of
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Logan, vice president; NJ M. WatesA
recording secretary; Emmett R. Carroll,
secretary-treasurer.
Federal Society Translators-Pau
Vogenitz. president; Alma E. Warthen,
vice president; Mekkin S. Perkins, re-
cordlng secretary; Johanna Reneoldt
Bornsen. corresponding secretary; Ig-
natluS Jawney, treasurer.
World War Division, War Depart
ment-Joseph L. Munro, president:
Mabel G. Robertson. vice president:
EoWln Hauck, recording secretary; Lii
nan T.: English, corresponding secre-
tary; THEODORE E. Busch treasurer.
Bureau Engraving and Printing
John X. Newman. president: James C.
Reeves. vice president; William Earle,
recording secretary; William o. Patter-
son, treasurer.
iarlH commissioners. C. o. Town
send, president; John L. Strong first
wee president; Joseph M. Donohue,
second vice president; B. Weissbrod,
thlrd vice president; A. A. Tenant
iourth vice president; c. j. Hansler.
treasurer: Sara j. Cohn, secretary; C.
y: Blackly. sergeant at arms; S. w,
Pitts. Franklin H. Smith and Irene w.
Starr, trustees.
Civil Service Commission-James
Baugh. Jr, president; Mary A. Kerwin,
recording secretary; Cecil E. Custer,
Regional Office, Veterans Admins
tratlon-J. Frederick Burns. president.
n. K. Hodgson, vice president: Bessie
n Kenyon, recording secretary; Lottie
X. Albert, corresponding secretary: IT
Norman Templeton, treasurer.
Department Of Justice-DelI Fqovd
president; Alma M. Winningham. vice
president; George M. Miller, secretary:
Joseph P. Rudy, treasurer.
st. Elizabeth's Hospital-Alvn T.
Griffith, president; Edward w. Chaillet
first vice president Frank A. M. Nc
Nlcol, second vice president p. F. Lud-
wig. secretary-treasurer.
Treasury Department-George J.
Simmons. president Mildred w. Payne.
vice president; E. c. Dietrich, recording
secretary.
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