Evening star., 1935-10-13
DICKINSON NAMED
FOR CHEST DRIVE
Assistant Attorney General
Appointed Vice Chairman
of U. S. Unit.

the Metropolitan Unit are most re-
cent developments in pre-campaign
activities for this years drive, sched-
nled from November IL to 20, inclu-
sive.
The appointment was that of AS
sistant Attorney General John Dick
inson, announced yesterday by Maj.
Gen. Merrittee w. Ireland, U. S. A.,
retired, who is chairman of the unit.
The increases to the Metropolitan
Units territory are area S, compriS-
ing Southeast Washington, Congress
Heights, Anacostia and Benning and
area 6, which takes in all Of the
southwest section of the city. The
announcement was made by Bernard
Wyckoff, chairman of the unit.
Clarence F.. Donohoe, president of
the Southeast Business Mems Associa-
ton, is chairman of area In charge
of division /, comprising the southeast
section, is Arthur j. Shaffer, member
of the Southeast Business Mems AS
sociation. Mr.. Shaffer is now select
ing captains for the four teams in
this division.
Small Heads Division.
Division of area S, which includes
Congress Heights, Benning and Ana
costa, is headed by Frank Small, jr.
Mr.. Small has appointed Louis Gelb-
man and Ralph E. Lord as two of his
i've team captains.
j. NJ Shaffer president of the South
west Citizens Association, is chairman
OF area 6. Mr.. Shaffer has started
work in organizing his teams and is
planning to use local citizens groups.
Charles F. Fyfe. director of the
Boys Club and Joseph Carter of
Neighborhood House are assisting as
secretaries of these two areas.
Acceptance by Mr.. Dickinson of the
vice Craftsmanship of the Govern
mental Unit practically completes or
ganization of that unit. Department
chairmen have been appointed in prac-
tically all of the departments and
bureaus.
Department Chairmen.
Department chairmen and vice
chairmen named to date are as fol-
lows:
Agriculture and A. A. A, DR.. w. w,
Stockberger, director of personnel.
chairman; Department of Commerce,
South Trimble. jr, solicitor, depart
ment, chairman; E. w. Libbey, chief
clerk, vice chairman; Department of
the Interior, Theodore A. Walters,
First Assistant Secretary, chairman;
Department of Justice, Miss Stella
Akin. special assistant to the Attorney
General, chairman; Department of
Labor, Turner w. Battle, executive
assistant to the Secretary, chairman:
Navy Department. Rear Admiral
Charles Conrad IS. c., paymaster
general, chairman; Navy Yard, Rear
Admiral Joseph R. Defrees, comman-
dant, chairman; Post Office Depart
ment, j. Austin Latimer. special as
s1stant to the Postmaster General,
chairman: Owen A. Keen, chief clerk,
vice chairman; Department of State,
Wilbur j. Carr, Assistant Secretary,
chairman; Department of the Treas
ury, Miss Josephine Roche, Assistant
Secretary, chairman; War Depart
ment. Harry H. Woodring, Acting
Secretary, chairman; Frank M. Head
ley, chief clerk, vice chairman.
The White House, Frank K. Sander
son, executive and diSbursing clerk,
chairman; District of Columbia, Mai.
Daniel j. Donovan, auditor, chair
man; G. M. Thornett, vice chairman;
the judiciary, John B. Colpoys, United
States marshal, chairman; Alley
Dwelling Authority of the District of
Columbia, John Ihlder, executive Of
flcer, chairman; American Battle
Monuments Commission, James E.
Mangum, executive assistant, chair
man., American National Red Cross,
Admiral Cary T. Grayson, chairman;
j. A. L. Sayre, vice chairman; archi-
tect of the Capitol and Botanic Gar
dens, David Lynn, architect, chair
man; Bureau of the Budget, D. w.
Bell, acting director, chairman; Gen.
tral Statistical Board, DR.. Stuart A.
Rice, acting chairman, chairman;
Roger w. Jones and Jacob A. Hale,
vice chairmen; Civil Service Commits
sion. John @. Cannon, jr., assistant
to chief Of examining division, chair
man.
Commodity Credit Corp, Guy G.
Chase, assistant treasurer, chairman;
District of Columbia Virginia Bound
ary Commission, Charles H. Brough,
chairman; Emergency Conservation
Work, Miss Addie A. Hughes, chief
clerk, chairman; Miss Janette Har-
rington, vice chairman; Export-Im-
port Bank of Washington and Second
Export Import Bank, John T. Hard
ing, acting assistant secretary, chair
man; Farm Credit Administration,
David H. Barbee, public relations
counsel, chairman; Federal Commune
cations Commission, Aiming S. Prall,
chairman; Herbert L. Pettey, Secre-
tary, vice chairman; Federal co-ordi-
nator Of transportation, A. w. Hag-
erty, executive assistant, chairman.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp,
Leo T. Crowley, chairman of board,
chairman: Henry T. Ivey, chief clerk,
vice chairman; Federal Emergency
Administration of Public Works, Col.
Horatio B. Hackett, assistant admin
istrator, chairman; Mrs. Leona Gra-
ham, vice chairman, H. H. Mac
Cubbin, assistant vice chairman; Fed
eral Emergency Relief Administra-
ton, Ravan Asay,. administrative as
sistant, chairman; Federal Home Loan
Bank Board and Home Owners Loan
Corp, z. Reyburn Burklin, controller,
chairman; william c. Fitzgibbon, vice
chairman.
Federal Housing Administration,
Theodore B. Nickson, controller, chair
man; Federal Power Commission, F.
d. Bradford, chief engineer and
craftsman, chairman; Federal Prison
Industries, Inc, James v. Bennett,
commissioner of prison industries,
chairman: Miss Edna A. Grant, vice
chairman; Federal Reserve Board, j.
G. NOEL, assistant secretary of the
hoard. chairman; Federal Surplus
Relief Corp, James E. Brickett, act
fy,cr dirartor roy,p,ofjitv Distribution,