Evening star., 1936-12-13


cries, Miss Flossie White; Bureau Of
Lighthouses, Charles J. Ludwig: Coast
and Geodetic Survey. c. H. Dieck; Ma
tional Bureau Of Standards. Miss NJ
M. Lynn: Bureau Of Marine Inspection
and Navigation, J. s. Brand; Division
Of Personnel, Miss Mary Crawford;
Division Of Publications, Mrs. Lura
Watson: Department Library. Miss
Charlotte Carmody; Division Of Pur-
chases and Sales, G. L. Shorey; Bureau
Of Foreign and Domestic Commerce,
Mrs. L. G.. Broder; Census Bureau,
Eugene Hollis. and Patent Once,
Charles E. Tomlin.
Other bureaus have the following
representatives, announced yesterday:
Rural Electrification Administration,
Elmer E. Colbert, 1000 Massachusetts,
avenue Government Exchange r. E.
A., Massachusetts, avenue), and Norris
Conklin. room 426, Investment Build
ing Government Exchange r. E. A.,
K street), are designated to accept
toys, clothing. baskets or cash.
Interstate Commerce Commission:
w AAA3dLA As SOAA344S, d<ookot Pu1 SIldc.
ing agent, Room 1896, Twelfth street
and Constitution avenue, is named to
receive contributions from commission
personnel, according to John B. Swift
zer, chief clerk and personnel officer.
Will Accept Contributions.
Electric Home and Farm Authority:
A. T. Hobson, secretary, informed Mr.
Daniel that Mrs. Margaret Phillips,
Room 331. Tower Building, Fourteenth
and K streets, will accept contribu-
tions. E. H. and F. A. will be glad to
| Cooperate.
Railroad Retirement Board: r. B.
Bronson, secretary. notified MIR. Daniel
that T. T. HALEY. chief of purchases
and supplies division, will be repre-
sentative.
Reconstruction Finance Corp:
George r. Cooksey. secretary, has
designated Frank T. Tracy, chief
clerk, to accept contributions.
Resettlement Administration: Ray
mond T. Pigott, in Barr Building,
Room Il, Is representative. Twenty.
four buildings in which divisions Of
r. A. are located are organized with
key workers.
Federal Housing completed its or
ganization and representatives of the
following divisions are named here:
Service, Gladys Goeringer and Mrs.
Mary Punches Thomas; Procurement.
Elizabeth Presley; Technical Division,
Mrs. Adeline Walker; Legal Division
and Administrative offices, Pauline
Pettner; ONCE of Controller, Majel
Kehoe; Division OF Collection, Investi-
cation and Fraud. Mrs. Gertrude Ros-
enthal; Division Of Education, Miss
Mary Hassel; Once Of Deputy Admin
istrator. Mrs. Alice Foy and Miss
Sylvia Lewis.
Calvert & Rogers, Inc, 2145 Queens
Chapel road northeast, was the first
company to place its truck service at
the disposal Of the workers, followed
by Jack Cisenfeld, president of the
General Amusement Co., Inc, a41s
Eleventh street.
Other moving companies wishing to
cooperate with the drive by furnish.
ing trucks to be used December IL
are requested to communicate with
Mr. Daniel by calling District 22oo.
Branch 2421.
Campaign headquarters was aston
ished and delighted yesterday to learn
that Murphy's Cent
Store placed large hampers ut all OF
its entrances Saturday to collect gifts
the The Star-Warner Bros.'-N. B. G.
Christmas toy campaign and the six
teenth annual Christmas party Of the
Metropolitan Police.
At the end Of the day the hampers
were full. Murphy's reports. It Is
suggested to customers that while
buying for their own familities and
friends they make an extra purchase
for the needy, to reach them via
Murphy's hampers.
More Assistance Offered.
Another offer Of assistance cou,as
from Mrs. Roam Broche. She Is the
proprietor Of the Broche Beauty shop,
at SOFT Fuurteenth street northwest,
and says that 10 per cent Of the pro-
ceeds she takes IN between now and
Christmas from two kinds Of par.
mannt vsvss. o. 80 end sns MN.