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for exactly half the total increase
reported at the meeting. The report
was made by Frank Birgfeld, vice
chairman OF the unit.
Among the Governmental Unit
divisions responding to Mr.. Halls
appeal for record report yesterday
by surprising 100 per cent of their
quota were Enforcement of Federal
Seed Act, Agriculture Department
captained by Louise 0lause, 196 pei
cent; experiment stations, .Agricul-
ture Department, Mrs. Daisy K
Murphy, 100.74 per cent; American
Battle Monuments Commission
James E. Mangum, 10222 per cent;
Bureau of Fisheries, Commerce De-
partment, Mrs. Barbara B. Aller
10039 per cent; Farm Credit Ad-
ministration, F. F. Hill and Paul l.
Rapp, 1929 per cent; Administra-
tive, Farm Credit Administration
Ralph B. Miller, 1872 per cent;
Federal Projects, Public Works Ad-
ministration, N. j. Chiascione, 1O3 "a
per cent; General Counsel, Board of
Governors of Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn, G. Rowland Chase, 1854 per
cent; Chief Clerks Office, General
Accounting Office. S. S. Wade, 100. OF
per cent; Naval Medical Center
Capt. William Chambers, lO0.lO per
cent; Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department, Ben Abbott, 100.88 per
cent; Panama Canal, H. A. A. Smith,
1873 per cent; Pan-Amelcan
Union, William v. Griffin, 11525 per
cent; First Assistant Postmaster
General, Jesse M. Donaldson, 1890
per cent; Reconstruction Finance
Corp, Claude E. Hamilton, jr., 10O.74
per cent; Drainage, Levee and Irri-
cation, reconstruction Finance
Corp, c. Y. Dodds, 10O.58 per cent;
Investment Trust Study and Tech
nical Adviser, Securities and Ex-
change, Pauline Singer, 1926 per
cent; Deposits, Accounts and De-
posits, E. D. Batchelder, 1921 per
cent: Bureau of Customs, Treasury
Department, James H. Moyle and E
F. Thompson, 100 88 per cent; Exam
lining, Engraving and Printing, David
M. Davis, 10O24 per cent; Income
Tax Unit, Internal Revenue, John r.
Kirk, 105.05 per cent; Personnel, In
ternal Revenue, John E. Lynch
100.42 per cent; Superintendent of
Treasury Buildings, John D. Fox,
1912 per cent; United States En-
ployes' Compensation Commission,
Mrs. Jewell w. Swofford, 110.67 per
cent; Chief of Staff, War Depart
ment, Herbert F. Statesir, 1928
per cent; Supply and Custodian,
District of Columbia Post Office,
William w. Day, 100.42 per
cent; Municipal Architect, Ma
than G. Wyeth, 102l6 per cent;
Smoke Regulation and Boiler In
spection, District Government, H. X.
Kugel, 102 per cent; Executive Of
flee, District Government, G. M.
Thornett, 120 per cent; Juvenile
Court, Judge Fay L. Bentley, ITO
per cent; Minimum Wage Board,
District Government, Gwenn Geach,
1880 per cent; D. c. Pound, F. B.
Marks, lis per cent; Register of
Wills, Theodore Cogswell, 101. so per
cent; Industrial Home School for
Colored Children, Wendell P. Tue
ker, 1923 per cent; Public Assist
ance Division, M. Alice Hill, 101 %
per cent; Supreme Court of the
United States, Thomas E. Wagga-
man, 125.49 per cent; Vehicles and
Traffic, w. A. Van Duzer, 10000
per cent; Precinct No. 2, Metropoli-
tan Police Department, Capt. Jere-
miah A. Sullivan, 100.41 per cent;
Public Library, George F. Bowerman,
141.79 per cent; Georgetown Branch,
Public Library, Grace B. Finney,
134.18 per cent; Mohnt Pleasant
Branch, Public Library, Frances S.
Osborne, 17762 per cent; Public
Schools, DR.. Frank w. Ballou, 106.7s
per cent; Dennison Vocational
School, Mary Lackey, 1878 per cent;
Division l, Public Schools, H. W.
Draper, 10707 per cent; Division 2
Public Schools, Julia Hahn, 1895
per cent; Division S, Public Schools
Miss A. G. Lind, 114.66 per cent;
Division 7, Public Schools, Mrs. F.
H. Rogers, 114.54 per cent: Division
10, Public Schools, Miss Mineola
Kirkland, 1O6.58 per cent; Evening
Schools, 1-9, Public Schools, E. J.
Lockwood, 1926 per cent; Evening
Schools, 1913, Public Schools, c. o
Lewis, 1885 per cent; Francis Jun
ior High School, Mrs. M. H. Plum
mer, 1886 Per cent; Mcfarland
Junior High School, H. P. Stafford
1913 per cent; Randall Junior High
School, S. D. Matthews, 10310 pei
cent; Roosevelt High School, Miss
M. p. Bradshaw, 103y03 per cent;
Science 1913, Public Schools, P. ]
Rayford, 1880 per cent.
Herbert L. Willett, jr, Chest d.
rector, told the volunteers the sue
cess Of the campaign depended or
keeping up the average increase In
gifts.
"At this time last year." he said
there were 149,l35 pledges in. Thi,
year so far there are 145,772. But
last year the pledges amounted tt
81 ,623 1880, whereas this year the
total is 81 ,600, ,057 80. In other words
the average gift this year is larger
Gifts Bigger In Suburbs.
Giving several Of the units as ex.
amples of the increase in individual
gifts, he reported that the suburban
unit had 4,500 contributions In a1
this time last year as compared tt
$500 this year, but the amount con.
tributed so far this year is only a..
600 less than last year.
He cited the fact that the grour
solicitation unit with 5000 less con
tributors so far this year has re
ported 5000 more than last year.
Police 1t 79.5% Of Quota.
Reports from the metropolitan
Police Department showed that 7o1