The Washington times., 1937-03-11

and Currency: Agriculture, I (AAA).
Remaining tickets, 1874.
If you really want to see the
Government Printing office sup
port a baseball team this summer
in the Departmental League (old-
est amateur league in the coun-
try, you'll attend the dance to be
given Saturday night in Harding
Hall, G. P. o.
That's the purpose Of the dance,
Manager Phil Sykes has an
nounced, the team needing money
badly in order to equip itself for
the fray, plus franchise money,
etc.
Those who attend, however, will
receive their moneys worth. In
addition to an excellent orchestra
there will be a prize waltz, the
judges of which will be pretty
Edith Burke and Frank Cerceo,
former star shortstop for the
famous st. Joseph amateur nine.
Vic GauzZa, well known in Gov
ernment baseball circles, will pre-
sent a silver trophy cup to the
couple which executes the best
waltz.
The C. 1. O.S definite with
drawal from the American Fed
Grafton of Labor brought no Of
ficial comment at A. F. G. e.
headquarters yesterday. At n. F.
F. E. headquarters, the organiza-
tion which preceded the C. I. o.
in quitting A. F. L. ranks, how.
ever, there was considerable inter.
est in the development.
In answer to the prospects of an
N. F. F. E. tie-up with John L.
Lewis group, spokeSmen of the
Federal organization said the "fu-
ture will take care Of itself on that
subject" adding we're not the
kind of people who deny things
all the time, but just now we're
keeping out Of other peoples fam
lily affairs"
Should any N. r. F. e. dues
payer desire c. I. o. affiliation he
can bring it up by presenting it
through "the proper channels"
it was said. Such a prospect would
require a referendum of the entire
membership. And it may creep
into real headlines yet.
The District Of Columbia Credit
Union League holds its annual
meeting tonight in Room $50,
Farm Credit Administration, 8
o'clock. Election of officers and
general plans for the admins
trative year will be the principle
items of business at hand. The
current slate of officers includes:
President, Victor L. Lowe, Bu-
reau Of Standards; vice president,
C. D. Franks, Veterans Administra-
tion; secretary, Joseph Adams, So
cial Security Board; treasurer,
Franklin Smith, Veterans Admin
iStration.
On the board of directors are
Mrs. Louise H. Fox, of FCA, who
heads the membership and or.
ganization committee; william 8.
Kinney, of War Department, laws
and regulations, and Luther H.
Munford and Clarke ]. McLIane, of
the Library of Congress, who
handle credit union practices and
educational programs.
WashingtOns old est employe
labor union has reelected its
president for the fourteenth con
secutive year.
Meeting the other evening, the
Women'S Union of the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing, Local No
los, of the N. F. F. E., retained
Belle A. Trouland at its head. Miss
Trouland'S official longevity, how
ever. bows before that of Gertrude
NcNally, national secretary-treas
urer of the N. F. F. E., who has
been corresponding secretary fol
Local los for no less than 20 sea
sons of service.
Other officers elected were Mig
non G. Miller, vice president; Mrs
Gertrude Schellhorn, recordine
secretary; Margaret Garry, secre
tary-treaSurer; Mrs. Minnie B
Stevens, guardian, and Mrs. Lee
Williams. guard. Delegates to the
D. c. Federation of Federal EN-