The Washington times., 1935-07-12
TIMBER CHIEF
SHIFTED To
APPRAISAL
BY J. EARL MOSER

One year ago in Federaldom-
General Accounting Office was
planning to take on Is additions
Grace r. Andrews, War De
partment, and her husband, Albert
Andrews, of the Army Band, had
left for a months vacation visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Ball, of Memphis. Trade Com.
missioner Paul F. Steindorf was
returning to America from Tokyo,
where he had made an enviable
reputation as a golf player with
the EngliSh-Speaking colony. 10
Coffin, former copy-cutter with
the New York World and known
in printing circles throughout the
country, was appointed assistant
to Public Printer A. E. Giegen-
gack. check salary payments
were becoming obnoxious to Fed
eral employees, and Fred A. Berlin,
secretary of the National Board of
Trade, had suggested that branch
post offices be permitted to cash
them.
Dean W. Martin, former chief
of the Timber section, Internal
Revenue, has been transferred
and appointed as chief of the ap-
praisal section, it was learned to-
day. A graduate of the Univer.
Sity of Minnesota. Mr.. Martin
joined the engineering staff of In
ternal Revenue in 1920.
Who Remembers-When Alice
Pricci, wife of the well-known
bowler. was one of the most pop
ular members of the Bureau OF
the Census temporary force, to-
gether with Mrs. Louise Sperry,
Mrs. Rachel Oakman. Louis Le'
bowitz and oscar Wilmer?
Friends and colleagues of Law
renee w. Larry" Nelson, account
ing section, Interstate, are con-
graduating him on having sue
cessfully completed law course
at Southeastern University, capped
by an LIB. degree. He was one
of the Is honor students of his
class.
The following Federalites are in
vited to contact the writer at
Room 300, Times-Herald Building,
for a small gift:
Eloise Quill, Agriculture: Mil
dred "Bunnie" Skinner, FERA;
Ulrey ]. Biller, NFFE; Ray Butt,
Hole: John w. Ginder, Treasury;
Charles j. Newell, National Park
Service, and Mrs. E. B. Sunday
Hole.
The following Federalites =, are
invited to contact the writer at
Room 800, Times-Herald Building,
for a small gift:
Eloise Quill, Agriculture; Mil
dred "Bunnie" Skinner, FERA;
Ulrey ]. Biller, NFFE; Ray Butt,
Hole; John w. Ginder. Treas
ury: Charles j. Newell, National
Park Service; Mrs. E. B. Sunday
Hole.
Col. G.. deFreest Larner, NRA,
formerly in charge of the Service
Codes unit, was the ninth ranking
American aircraft ace during the
World War, according to col
leagues. His present hobby is
farming his pleasant Maryland
estate, they add.
General Frank T. Hines, Vet
Grams Administrator ruler, has as
sured that overtime in the varI'
Gus hospitals of the unit through
out the country will be corrected
as soon as feasible with depart
mental routine. The assurance, it
is said, came after complaint
had been registered by AFGE Of
ficialS.
One Year Ago in Federaldom-
Miss Rosa Sutton received tokens
of esteem from fellow workers on
the occasion of her retirement
from Veterans Administration
Accounting Division after II years
of service that included appoint
ments with War Department and
Federal Board for Vocational
Education. AN N. F. F. E. mem
Der and stamp expert with a
large and rare collection, she re-
ceiVed leather purse and stamp
album. from w. H. Holmes, chief
of her division. Ray S. MuSick
was a new member of the G. P.
o. American Legion Post. MIRA
whipped Veterans Administra-
ton in the start of the Govern
ment League second half, 30,
Lefty" Stevens holding the
losers to three hits. George A.
Warner was elected president OF
the Interior Lodge of the A. F.
G. E.
Charles T. Hoffman, Ira Balm,
LaRue E. Turner, Inez JustuS,
Henry C. Tier, Eleanor v. CaperS
and Grace B. Benton have been
named delegates to the A. F. G.
E. convention in September, at
Cincinnati, by the Internal Reve-
nue. unit, second largest in the
organization.