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The Washington times., 1937-05-01
POPULAR TRIO
0F'KEYST0NE
STATE HERE

Pennsylvania, the KeySton e
State, furnished three versatile
and popular employees to the per-
sonnet of the Government service
in Jack McCalley of the Navy De.
partment: Mrs. Pearl Cohen OF
General Accounting Office and
Jeanette M. Bellamy, Procure
ment Division.
McCalley, 1850 Fuller st. N. W.,
is a native Of Georgetown, Pa, is
we'll known in Washington for his
dual talents as an artist and an
athlete.
Specializing as a cartoonist, he
Is particularly able as a chalk-talk
entertainer, although he has never
followed such a career CONNER
cially. Accompanied by his own
comment or music, he sketches
portraits, landscapes and carica-
lures with amazing rapidity, and
can keep an audience breathless
with interest as he transforms a
few apparently meaningless lines
into an ineligible picture.
Was in the Navy
On sea duty with the Navy dur
ing the past Is years, he has
demonstrated his art all over the
world, giving chalk talks to ship
mates aboard ship in such widely
separated places as Gibraltar,
Lima, Peru, and Naples, italy. He
has also frequently contributed
cartoons to naval publications.
McCalley, who attended gram
mar and high school in Ashley,
Pa, has lived in Washington for
the past five years, being at
tached to the Bureau of Medi-
cine and Surgery. Navy Depart
ment, as a chief pharmacists
mate. He is an effective baseball
pitcher, and formerly pitched
and played the outfield with the
Federal Unionists, a diamond
team supported by the National
Federation of Federal Employees.
He also likes football and basket
ball, and believes newspaper car
OOO4404S "Ou4O 44dfC UCC4 444o SSN'
ondary choice of career.
McKeeSpOrt Native
Mrs. Cohen, Gil Quincy st. N.
W., is a native of McKeeSport,
Pa, and came to Washington
three years ago in search of a
Federal career. She succeeded al
most Immediately, being given an
appointment in September of
1885 as a typist in the check Sec
ton of the General Accounting
Office, where she has made many
friends.
An attractive brunette, she is
a graduate of Duff's Iron City
College in Pittsburgh and had
Intended to follow a teaching ca.
reer until the opportunity to be.
come a Government worker pre-.
sented itself. She prefers dancing
as recreational pastime and has
one daughter. Lois. now three
years old.
Miss Bellamy, who lives in
Cheverly, Md, is from Carbon.
dale, Pa, but has resided in the
Washington area for Is years and
is a graduate of HyattsVille High
School.
The Washington times., 1937-05-01
TAX PROGRAMS
ADOPTED BY
MD. HOUSES

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May /,
After adopting their respective tax
programs to raise relief funds the
House Of Delegates and Senate Of
Maryland yesterday adjourned
until Monday night.
While the Senate adopted a pro-
gram calling for taxes to raise an
estimated $3,965, 900 a year, the
House approved OF plan to raise
$4,875,000 a year. Both houses
will consider automobile titling
tax of per cent to raise $780,
900 year.
The only major differences in
the House and Senate programs
is that of the income tax. The
House voted to approve a flat /
per cent tax on all individual in
comes while the Senate received q
bill from President Of the Senate
Lansdale G. Sasscer cd, of Prince
Georges, providing for q tax of
one-half Of / per cent.
SaSscer's bill included taxing
corporation incomes as well as in
dividualS. If both are enacted, it
is expected 100000 will be
added to the revenue.
The House considered its full
tax program for two days as a
committee of the whole. Yester-
day they voted to adopt a report
which embraced the tax program
they had approved as a committee.
In addition to the difference
in income tax rates, the Senate
has approved of a bill to levy a
tax of l per cent on public util-
tiles, with a mandatory provision
that the consumer bear the
burden.
The Washington times., 1937-05-01
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

Max H. Baker, %, of Highland Springs,
Va, and Beulah L. sprouss, H. OF
Eli Wiener rs, and Elsie Nicholson,
~, both Of Baltimore, Nd.
Ashton L. McAIiister. 80, zoos Perry
st. N. W. and Annie L; B. HUTTON
Charles H. Granger. rs, Henderson
willie, n. c.. and Mary AMMAN u.s. St.
Henry P. connor. 30; wsIlsyills. \; K
Kempton F. shipman, 81, and Dorothy
L. Nelson. p. both Of Lynn In;,t! Mass Si,rr
26, both of 1855 Abbey Pl. n. W.
william A: sslter' a. IL TODD p
573s Third st. n. w..
Max H. Holman. 81, and Irma =.
Lynn. %, both of 91S Twelfth st.
Az Chester D. Bradley. IS, and shoshano
Manussovich, 80, both Of Chicago, Ill.
Willie B. Ensigner, -. BLOOMINGTON.
ILL.,. and Maybelle Johnson a. san
Francisco.
Edward H. Schmidt, 3s, New York
city. and Georegtts H. Redanz' 49, OF
Flushing, N, Y.
The Washington times., 1937-05-01

FAIRLAWN - Sunday and Monday:
Billy Mauck and Henry Watson IN
day: Jane Withers in The Holy Ter
ror'; cartoon. stranger than Fiction"
Thursday and Friday: Dick Powell and
Madeline Carroll in ON the Avenue:
Florence Rice in Under Cover of Night;
novelty; matinee only, Chapter No. 8,
Jungle jim"
ACADEMY-sundaya and Monday: syl-
via Sydney and Henry Fonda in You
Only Live Once; also, George O'Brien in
Daniel Boone" with Heather Angel.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Give Brook
also, The Jones Family in off to the
Races" with Slim Summerville. Thurs
day and Friday: Greta Carlo and Rob
ert Taylor in Camille" with Lionel
with Noah Berry. jr., and Barbara Read.
saturday; Bob Livingston. Ray Corrigan
and MAY Terhune in Hit the saddle;
also, Find the Witness" with Charles
Quigley and Rosalind Keith.
HOWARD-1n person: Noble sissle and
his orchestra, featuring Edna Harris and
Billy Banks. heading All-Star Musical
Revue. On screen: Midnight Court"
with Ann Dvorak and John Litell. Mid
night show Saturday, reserved seats.
JESSE-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: On the Avenue with Dick Powell
and Madelaine Carroll. Wednesday and
| Thursday: Nancy Steele Is Missing"
with Victor McLaglen and Peter Lore.
| Friday: "Outcast," with Warren Will
The Big Game" with Bruce Cabot and
June Travis; also, Secret Valley" with
Richard Arlen.
YLvAN-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Last Of Mrs. Cheyney" with Joan
| Crawford and William Powell Wednes-
/ day: "Winterset," with Burgess Mer-
edith and Mango. Thursday and Friday:
| That Girl From Paris" with Lily Pons
| and Jack Oakie. Saturday: "When's
| Your Birthday" with Joe E. Brown;
also, Secret Valley" with Richard
Arlen.
! PALM-sunday Monday and Tuesday:
! Nancy Steele Is Missing" with Victor
| McLaglen and Peter LORE. Wednesday
and Thursday: Last of Mrs. Cheyney.'"
with Joan Crawford and William Powell.
Friday and Saturday: Three Smart
Girls" with Deanna Durbin and Alice
Brady.
! CAROLINA - Sunday and Monday:
| Sonia Henie and Don Ameche IN Zone
! in a Million; also Our Gang comedy.
Little Papa" Tuesday and Wednes-
"Winterset'; also. Edmund Lowe and
| Gloria Stuart in The Girl On the Front
| Page" Thursday and Friday: Mae West
! ana scout IN 10 west, young
. Man: also. Jean Arthur and Joe McCrea
1 in Adventure in Manhattan" Satur-
/ day: Glenda Farrell Barton MacLane
/ and Wini Shaw in Smart Blonde;
| Chapter IS. Ace Drummond": cartoon.
LINCOLN-April 30 to May Cin-
| clusive). Il Promise To Pay" with
/ Chester Morris, Helen Mack and Leo
! Garlic.
REPUBLIC-April so to May Qn-
| clusivel; The King and the Chorus
| Girl" with Joan Blondell and Fernand
! Gravel
BOOKER T-April 30 to May tin-
! clusive): "Maytime" with Jeanette Mac
Donald and Nelson Eddy.
ASHLEY-sunday and Monday: Dick
Powell, Madeline Carroll and Alice Faye
! in "On The Avenue" Tuesday and
Wednesday Charles Ruggles in wives
Never Know; also, Robert Young in
Laurel and Harley in "Our Relations;
also Marsha Hunt in Easy To Take"
| Saturday: James Dunn in Mysterious
Crossing; also. Charles Starrett in
West Bound Mail"
BROADWAY-sunday and Monday:
Dorothy Lamour in jungle Princess"
The Washington times., 1937-05-01

Wllllam HOW6ll IN OuO way IdsSdBC.
Saturday, Jane withers in Holy Ter
ror"; jungle Jim," No. 5; PopeyO.
AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day: Tyrone Power and Loretta Young
in Love Is News" Tuesday and Welnes-
Green Light; March of Time. Thurs
day: Edmund Lowe and Madge Evans
in Espionage" Friday: midnight
Court" with Ann Dvorak. SATURDAY.;
John Wayne in California Straight
Ahead"
CENTRAL-sundaya and Monday: Ar
thur Preacher in Step Lively Jee9as':
and Katharine Hepburn and Franchot
Wednesday: Carole Lombard and Fred
Low; March of Time. Thursday and
Friday: Fernand Gravel and Joan Blon-
dell in King and Chorus Girl" satnr.
day: Ann Shirley in TOO Many Wives !;
and Preston Foster and Jean Muir in
"outcast Of Poker Flat; Popeye.
COLONY-sunday, Monday. and Tues
day: Dick Powell and Madeleine Carroll
Thursday: Franchot Tone and Katharine
Hepburn in Quality Street" Friday:
Chester Morris and Leo Carrillo in II
Promise to Pay" Saturday: June With
ers in Holy Teror Popeye.
Powell and Madeleine Carroll in "On
The Avenue" Tuesday and Wednesday,:
Tyrone Power and Loretta Young. in
Powell and Kay Francis in zone Way
Passage" Friday: Lionel Barrymore in
"a Family Affair" Saturday: Peter
LORE and Brian Donlevy in Crack
Up" and George o'Brien in Park Ave
I0RRer.b
PENN-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
simone Simon and James Stewart in
day and Friday: Bette Davis in Marked
Woman" with Humphrey Bogart. March
of Time. Saturday: Robert Young. and
Ann sothern in "Dangerous Number"
Secret Agent X-s, No. l."
| sAVOY-sunday and Monday: Peter
LORE and Brian Donlevy in Crack
Up" Tuesday and Wednesday: Enrol
Light; Under Southern Stars" Thurs
day: Edward Everett Horton in Lets
Make a Million" Friday: William Boyd
in "Borderland." Saturday: Joan Craw-
ford and William Powell in Last Of
Mrs. Cheyney."
SHERIDAN-sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Carole Lombard and Fred
Low" wednesday and Thursday: Fer
nand Gravel and Joan Blondell in king
and the Chorus Girl" Friday: Will
Rogers in Ambassador B H." Saturday:
Lionel Barrymore in "A Family Affair"
Popeye.
TIVOLI-Sunday. Monday. Tuesday
| and Wednesday: Simone Simon and
James Stewart in Seventh Heaven"
Thursday and Friday Bette Davis in
Marked Woman" with Humphrey
Bogart; March Of Time. saturday:
Robert Young and Ann Sothern in
Dangerous Number"
UPTOWN-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Carole Lombard and Fred Mac
Murray in Swing High. Swing Low"
Gravel and Joan Blondeil in 'King and
the Chorus Girl" Friday: Lawrence
England" Saturday: Lionel Barrymore
in "a Family Affair"
YORK-sunday and Monday: Joan
| Crawford and William Powell in THE
Last of Mrs. Cheyney"; March of Time.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Claudette Col
bert and Fred MacMurray in Maid Of
Salem. Thursday: "Once a Doctor. /"
with Jean Muir and Donald Woods.
| Friday: Ann Dvorak in Racing Lady"
Saturday: Helen Broderick and Victor
Moore in Were on the jury: jungle
| Jim. No. 2.
The Washington times., 1937-05-01
PROGRAMS AT THE NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIE HOUSES

with Ray Milland and Akin Tamiroff.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday:
Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur in The
John Mack Brown in Every Mans
Law; Ace Drummond" No. IL.
MOTT-Sunday and Monday: Warner
GLAND VS.. Boris Karloff in Charlie Chan
At the opera" Tuesday Joe E. Brown
with Lloyd Nolan and claire Trevor.
Wednesday: John Wayne in Conflict;
"Clutching Hand" No. 10. Thursday:
Fugitive In the Shy" with Jean Muir
lion" Friday: Lily Pons, Jack Oakie
and Gene Raymond in That Girl From
Paris" Saturday: Charles Starrett in
Dodge City Trail; ACE Drummond"
No. II.
RAP HAEI-sunday and Monday:
Humphrey Bogart in BLACK Legion"
Tuesday and Wednesday Barbara STAN
wyck and Preston Foster in Plough and
the Stars; also. Smart Blonde" with
Thursday and Friday: Girl Overheard"
with Gloria Stuart and Walter Pidgeon;
also, John Wayne in Conflict" Satur-
day. Tex Ritter in Hitting the Trail:
BLACK Coin" No. 10.
liam Powell and Myrna 10y in After
the Thin Man" with Joseph Calleia.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Sonia Henis
and Adolphe Menjou in One in a Mil
with Edmund Lowe an Gloria Stuart
Black Coin" No. l. Thursday and FRI
day: "15 Maiden Lane" with Lloyd
Nolan and Claire Trevor; also, Bruce
gion of Terror" Saturday Bob Allen in
Law of the Ranger; Ace Drummond"
No. II.
STANTON-sunday and Monday: De
anna Durbin in Three Smart Girls"
also, Jack Holt in North of Nome"
Tuesday and Wednesday: The Jones
Family in off to the Races with
Slim Summerville: also. Larceny on the
Air with Bob Livingston and George
Bradley. Thursday and Friday: BOBBY
Breen in Rainbow On the River" with
May Robson and Charles Butterworth:
also, Constance Cummins and Hugh Sim
clair in Strangers On a Honeymoon"
Saturday: Herbert Marshall and Anne
Shirley in Make Way for a Lady: :
also, Buck Jones in Boss Rider Of Gun
Creek"
TAKOMA-sunday and Monday: Grace
Moore in When You're In Love-" Tues
day and Wednesday Miriam Hopkins in
Men are Not Gods: also, Warren Will
liam in "Outcast. Thursday and FRI
day: Enrol Flynn in Green Light"
Saturday: Pat O'Brien in THE Great
O'Malley": also. Jones Family in Back
to Nature"
STATE-Sunday and Monday. Tyrone
Power and Madeleine Carroll IN "Lloyds
of London; March of Time and news.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Fred MacMur-
ray and Gladys Swarthout in Cham
payne Waltz: comedy and news Thurs
day, Victor McLaglen in Magnificent
Brute; also. "Luckiest Girl in the
World" Friday and Saturday, Joe E.
Brown in "When's Your Birthday; also,
William Boyd in Cassidy Returns" /;
Mickey Mouse and news.
SECO-Sunday and Monday. "Sea
Devils with Victor McLaglen and Pres
ton Foster. Tuesday and Wednesday.
bin, Thursday and Friday, Love Is
News" With Loretta Young, Tyrone
Power and Don Ameche, Saturday,
Criminal Lawyer" with Lee Tracy and
Margot Grahame; also. Woman Wise, 4"
with Rochelle Hudson and Michael
whalen: final chapter, Phantom
Rider; Mickey Mouse; Universal News.
HIPPODROME-Sund and Monday,
Irene Dunno in Theodore Goes Wild;
cartoon and news. Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Betty FuFness in Mister Gin
derella"; also. sifEons Simon in Girls
The Washington times., 1937-05-01
FCA PRODUCT STUDIES DRAMA,
DESCRIBES LONDON LIFE

! ization. sponsored by office su-
pervisorS and encouraged by the
A. F. G. E., was a real threat
to their own legitimate unions.
Railroad Retirement Board
Union delegates reported that
such an organization has al.
ready been set up in its agency,
and has been given a charter
by the A. F. G. E. with remark
able alacrity."
More than 300 Government folk
collected pay checks yesterday at
the old Post Office Building and
then were allowed to leave the
place where they spent many
happy hours as members of
Washington liveliest gency
since the advent of the New Deal.
They were the "furloughees," "
who have spent the past two
weeks in the manner of con-
demned persons, counting the
days when they must step into
the street and probably remain
there, inasmuch as Federal en-
ployment possibilities continue to
remain at depressingly low level
in Washington. They were not
required to remain at work after
receiving their checks, as sort
of compensatory gesture similar
to the hearty breakfasts served in
death cells.
Today the first floor of the old
Post office structure and most Of
the third tier was practically de-
serted, although the remainder Of
the building is occupied by Gen
eral Accounting Office, Public
Health Service and the new set
up" of the AAA-the latter peo-
pied generally by those whose
political fences still contain spikes.
All baseball minded employees
of the General Accounting Office
and Federal Alcohol AdminiStra-
ton yesterday surrounded Dia-
mond mo. 8" on the Monument
Grounds as teams representing
two agencies inaugurated the
Sport Center Government League
1887 season.
Louis A. Jones, chief Of the
G. A. O.'s large check recording
section, composed of more than
1900 workers, threw out the cere'
monial first ball.
Having no other recourse, the
Civil Service Commission yester.
day informed all department and
independent office heads as fol-
lows:
I'm a letter dated April %,
1887, the President requested the
Commission to take steps to in.
form all officials and employees
of the Government that Specula.
ton on their part or in their be.
half in corporate stocks or bonds
or in commodities is contrary to
Government policy"
Accordingly, an official no.
tice to this effect should be dis
tributed to each office under
your jurisdiction, whether under
the competitive civil service or
not, for the information and
guidance of officials and en-
ployes therein"
HARRY B. MITCHELL.
The White House order, in a
The Washington times., 1937-05-01
BIRTHS

Lawrence and Helen Gardner. boy
Basil and Evelyn Western. boy
. Marion and virginia Holler. boy.
Irwin and Elizabeth Best, boy.
Frederick and Gertrude Settle, boy
Ernest and Charlotte Martin, girl.
Daniel and Teresa Mcmahon, girl
Arthur and Florence Childress. girl.
Joseph and Mary Tippett. boy.
Thomas and Thelma Miles, boy.
Theodore and Elsie Hartman. boy.
Frederick and Helen Phillippi. boy.
willard and Mary jackson, boy.
Jessie and Violet shiflette, boy.
George and Margaret Donaldson, girl.
Samuel and Dorothy Kinnamont, girl.
The Washington times., 1937-05-01

Dormitory"; cartoon and news. Thurs
day and Friday, Charles Ruggles in
Dionne Quintuplets in Reunion: car
toon and news. Saturday, Claudette Col
bert and Fred MacMurray in Maid of
Salem; also. Popeye in color; slnoad
the Sailor.
day, Dick Powell and Madeleine Carroll
in ION the Avenue; cartoon and news;
Wednesday. Dorothy Lamour and Ray
Milland in jungle Princess; cartoon
Let's Sing Again; cartoon and news;
Friday, all-comedy show; Saturday, Tex
Ritter in 'Headin' for the Rio Grande"
also, Betty Furness in They Wanted to
Marry; cartoon and Episode No. g.
Dick Tracy"
ARCADE-sunday and Monday, Jane
withers in Holy Terror; cartoon and
news; Tuesday and Wednesday, Miriam
Hopkins in Men Are Not Gods; also.
and news; Thursday and Friday. Claud-
cite Colbert and Fred MaCMurray in
Maid of Salem; cartoon and news; Sat
urday, Reginald Denny in Were In the
"secret Valley; cartoon and Episode
No. 6. Robinson Crusoe."
MILO-Sunday and Monday Dick Pow
ell and Madeleine Carroll in "On the
Avenue; cartoon and news; Tuesday,
Edmund Lowe and Madge Evans in
Espionage; cartoon and news; Wednes-
day, Roscoe Harms and Charlotte Wys-
tiers in Clarence; cartoon and news;
Thursday and Friday. Grace Moore and
Cary Grant in when You're in Love-;
cartoon and news; Saturday, Larry
Crabbe in Arizona Mahoney"; also, Ro-
chelle Hudson in woman Wise; car
toon and Episode No. 3. Robinson
Crusoe."
PRIMO SS-sunday and Monday,
woman Wise" with Rochelle Hudson
and Michael Whalen also Sinner Take
ALL" with Bruce Cabot and Margaret
Lindsay; Tuesday and Wednesday, Come
and Get It," with Edward Arnold and
joel McCrea; also. Captain Calamity"
with George Houston and Marian Nixon:
Thursday and Friday. the Jones family
merviIle; also. Herbert Marshall and
Anne Shirley in Make Way for Lady" !:
Saturday, Buck Jones in "Sandflow":
also, Find the Witness" with Charles
Quigley and Rosalind Keith; comedy.
cartoon.
LIDO-sunday and Monday. Rainbow
On the River" with Bobby Breen and
May Robson; comedy, novelty, news;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Love Is
News" with Loretta Young and Tyrone
Friday THE Girl From Paris" with
Jack Oakie and Lily Pons; also, "sorrell
and Son." with H. B. Warner; news;
Saturday, THE Secret Valley" with
Richard Arlen: also, Chapter / of Jun
gle Jim; cartoon.
The Washington times., 1937-05-01

has marked previous publications
of the group.
Page three of the booklet carries
this message:
efficiency ratings. Grief,
grief, grief. Woe, woe, wOe!"
ION the fifteenth of this
month, let us all wear a neat lit
tie bow of black ribbon. 1t is
Der Tag"
"Say yes, yes" to the boss.
Pat him on the back. Be nice to
him. This is popularity contest
day for the yes, yes brethren"
This is the day as of which
we are given our inefficient eff
cheney ratings"
Each day The Times publishes
photos of Government employees
we'll known to their colleagues
accompanied with short Geographic
sketches. Federal workers inter
ested in such photos, especially
members of organizations, should
contact the writer by Sis p. M,
or phone District 1000, branch
210. News tips may win prize.
NOTICE-Two prints of herself
and friends await Thelma Bills
AAA, at this writer's desk.
The Washington times., 1937-05-01

as attempt a
more glamor-
Gus career than
the pulling of
files, p e t t y
Gloria Corriols
re ig n ed her
S t e n graphic
o sition at
Farm Gre di t
Administration
last September
and sailed for
London.
Intent upon
a stage career,
she entered the
Doyo1 Aca5nmV
The Washington times., 1937-05-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward S. Carter. AZ, Gainesville, va,
and Martha z. Waldo, 70, 2s15 Q st.
N. w.
william NJ. Adams, rs. 227 First st.
N. E., and Irene NJ. Jones, rs, 1913 K
Charles S. Braden. 2s. 1900 Twelfth
st. n. w, and Edna NJ. Wildman, rs.
Leon A. TapIin, a. Detroit. Mich,
and Elsie v. Travis, Il. 124S c st.
Charles ]. A. Reynolds ~. San
Francisco. Cal. and Clara v. Haneke,
49,; 1910 P St. N. W. a A..
and Mary B. Haren, "a, Ozark, Ohio.
Ronald Vine. rs, Glen Echo, Md,
and Marguerite Ward, Is, 1915 Spring
Rd. N. w.
j. william owen, IS. Welcome. Md,
and Virginia WEIGH, So, of McConiche'
Md.
Phillip F. Benson. Of, and Ruth E.
Dovell. "a. both of Baltimore, Md.
Victor NJ, Heumann. %. 1851 Thir-
ty-first st. N. W.. and Helen F. Soska,
81, 1000 Eighth st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1937-05-01
DEATHS

Clara L. Ferguson, SO, 1901 Connecti-
cut Ave. N. W.
John Foley, rs, Providence Hospital
Charles Richardson, 81, sibley Hos
pital.
Carrie A. Fernandez, sG, S7s5 Benton
st. N. W.
Kai E. A. Unmack. Sc, 1853 Columbia
Rd. N. W.
David a. Thompson. 81. 27O5 Thir-
tieth st. \. E.
Mary C. Collins, So, Providence Hos.
Andrew Bales, SIS, Casualty Hospital.
Vito A. Rosetta, 50, Walter Reed
General Hospital.
Jack Lasseil, Is, Emergency Hos
pital.
Martin L. Meyerhotfer, IS. walter
Reed General Hospital
Sue Taylor. 3, Children's Hospital.
The Washington times., 1937-05-01
REA AIIotments

REA Administrator John M.
Carmody yesterday made allot.
ments of $4,000 for projects in
Illinois, Missouri and Alabama,
and a $175,000 loan for an Ohio
REA system,