The Washington times., 1937-03-18

employees in the very near 1u-
ture."
The United Government En-
ployes, growing colored organlza-
ton, will hold mass meeting Fri
day at the Garnet Patterson
Junior High School, Tenth and U
Streets N. w, to which all work
ers are invited.
Edgar C. Brown, president, will
report on the hearings before ap-
preparations committees on Capitol
Hill regarding wage increases for
custodial workers of the Interior
Department, which includes char
women. laborerS, messengers, ele-
vator operators and foremen.
Likewise he will discuss the cam
paign for the McCarran-Connery
pay increase bill and the drive for
a $500 minimum annual wage.
Action is booked for 7:30 p. m.
Lorraine Inlay, attractive young
dancing daughter of Elmer E. I'M
lay of the N. F. F. E. headquarters
staff; Jean Clagett, another tai
ented child dancer and singer, and
Miss Helen RobichauX, headlined
the birthday party of Local Union
No. 2 the other evening with
dances and songs.
Following the entertainment
and addresses, Ulrey j. Kid
Biller, national vice president,
passed out honorary cards to los
members who signed with the
local when it was formed in 1916.
They are:
Mary Agnew, W. W. Anderson, Carl
Andreen, Clara Balm, Charles Baruch.
Bostick. Orlando Bowman. Julia Brad
burn, A. S. Brown, Herbert Cady, ]. F.
Casey, Z. w. Chapdelaine, Edith Glenn
son, Sallie Clover. Clara Cole, Luke
Cole. William Coliis' J. R. Coombs.
Curtis, John Cuthbert. J. wilfred Davis.
Charles Dieck Frank Drown. Lee En-
ory, lmogene England, Victor Ermerins,
Fred Faustman, Herman Felter, John
FerreIl, NJ. Genevteve Fleming, G. E.
Graves Walter Hamilton. Mary Helzer,
Waldburg Hewitt, Katherine Horan. s
l.. Hoover. Charles A. Hughes. Susan
Hutchinson, Mary Kelly. J. j. Kesecker,
Henry Larcombe. William Lee.
Mabel lie Roy, Earl Litteton, Cora
Lord Robert Lowe, Illiam Lowery.
Mary Mcclure, Augustine McManus, W.
A. Mcmillan, H. L. McQuinn, Lea Mas
chauer, C. R. Morris. R. H. Moses. Jesse
Moss, Grant Murray, E. T. Offut
Charles Ogle, A. ]. Osburn. Louise
Nellie Peddicord, Edna Peltz, Frederick
Ptttman, W. A. Powers, j. w. Proctor,
George B. sanderman, William Sanger.
William Schutrumpt, Paul Schurman,
Winn simmons, Fl. p. Simpson. James
Smith, Arthur Snow, James Solt, Eliza
beth Souihwleh: lone stanton: Edgar
Stevens, John sullivan. J. r. Swanton,
W. ]. Swanton. Alton isdell, E. r. Troxel,
Julius like, Mary avn Hooke, Fred
Waters James White, Lizzie Yeatman,
Van Zahn.
Federalisms-Dr. Walter Bauer,
conductor of the Agriculture Or
chestra, which provided tunes for
Local No, rs birthday party Tues
day, is member of the NFF.E.
the State of Washington is
proposing civil service for its fire
men, Civil Service Assembly's
News Letter informs Plenty
of St. PatrickS fun for Federal
ties yesterday eve. Montanans
danced at the Press Club, those
from Massachusetts, did likewise at
Wardman Park and the McAlex-
ander Post of the American Legion
tangoed at the Lafayette Z. . down
at the Agriculture Auditorium
play lovers received a real treat as
the Dramatic Guild presented
"Mammy's Lii Red Rose" a meller-
drama that included more than a
bit of comedy Alice Burris,
Stanley RolcyZnSki, Jack Selby
and Lois Rankin we're among the
stars to take a part and one
year ago today: A.F.G.E. conserva-
tiVes were wondering if their 1000
newly-admitted members from
New York's Public Relief Agencies
meant more radical activity to
their organization detriment.