Evening star., 1938-11-17

Capitol Buildings and Repairs. Ar
thur E. Cook, 1887; Examination.
Farm Credit Administration, J. M,
Kearfu, 13455; assistant admin
istrator. Public Works Administra-
ton, Miss Anne Morris, 12403: Ma
tional Power Policy Committee,
P. w. A., Miss Estelle Eliades,
12l88; public relations. Federal
Trade Commission, Evelyn Eby.
6597 personnel, General Account
ing Office. Laura M. Hill. l07 .35;
Bureau of Prisons. Department of
Justice, George H. Crane, l05 SO:
Agency Division. Reconstruction
Finance Corp. Donald Dawson,
l0063; bookkeeping warrants. ac-
counts and deposits, J. Greenberg,
100.36; Appointment Division. Treas
ury Department, J. E. Harper and
Catherine Flanagan. 1880: Engrav-
ing and Printing, Treasury, Clark
R. Long, 10021; construction and
maintenance, Engraving and Print
ing, R. H. Chappell, 10003; engrav-
ing, Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing, George M. Duncan, 105.45;
Printing Division. Treasury, L. C.
Spangler and A. B. Butrick, 1l250;
accounts and audit. Public Debt
Service, Harry NJ Pearson, 105 .36.
Others Over Their Quotas.
Secretary's office. Treasury. H. r.
Sheppard, 1907; accounting divi-
sion. Office of the Treasurer of the
United States. F.. L. Church, 105.27;
securities division. Office of the
Treasurer, Mrs. Olga A. Hursh,
11494; United States Tariff Com
mission. Raymond B. Stevens. 1O4 so;
accounting and statistical division,
United States Tariff Commission.
Will H. Corey. 10345; personnel
division, Veterans Administration
Miss Johanna Baumann, 103.6S;
accounting division. Veterans Ad-
Catherine V. Moran,
LOT 1872; control and adjusted COM
pensation accounts, Veterans Ad
H. V. Alexander,
10l 95; National Home Service, Vet
erans' Administration. Van c. Mus
selman, 124.3O; Supply Service, Vet
erans' Administration. Forest F.
Bartl. 1O945: solicitors Office. Vet
erans' Administration. 1t. Col. T. j.
Frailey, los 40; legal and legislation
service, Veterans Administration
George A. Holcombe. l048l: Army
Medical Center, War Department,
Chaplain A. C. Oliver, 10713; ex-
ecutive division, Washington, D. c.,
Post Office. Larsen Swain, 108.97:
Barber Board. District government.
Tony Durso. 10000: Engine Com
pany No. II. Fire Department. Capt.
j. l.. Werheim, 102 40; Fire Preven-
ton Division, Fire Marshal c. G.
LAUDER l2607, and Division 2, Su-
preme Court of the United States,
Keith Merrill. 10313.
Harold A. Brooks. Group Solicita-
ton chairman, turned over the ma
jority of his report to representa-
tives from the units nine areas.
Those reporting were Richard D.
Slimson. chairman of Area One;
Donald E. Preston. chairman of the
first division in Area Two; Herbert
j. Rich, Area Three chairman;
Emil Loehl, vice chairman OF
Area Four; George Kennedy, Fifth
Area chairman; Miss Saida Hart
man, secretary of Area Six, and
Mrs. w. A. Roberts, third division
chairman in Area Eight. Mr..
Brooks added that Area Seven was
not reporting but had assured him
Of substantial gifts.
Firms Pass 100 Per Cent.
Firms solicited by the unit that
have passed the 100 per cent mark
include Nation Wide Stores, Howat
Concrete Co., Electric Sanitary
Laundry, Globe Wernicke, Cafritz
Construction Co. and the Ambassa-
dor Hotel.
Mr.. Brooks reported that the unit
had raised 3186 per cent of its
quota. The total was $149,74607
from l2,241 pledges.
The unit chairman completed his
report by stating that the average
pledge in his unit this year is 1928
as compared to s9.16 last year. Al
though. he said, the pledges are
coming in slower this year, it is
largely due to the fact that many
of the larger firms find it inconven-
lent to send in partial pledges and
are not reporting until all the en-
ployes have been solicited. He
added that 48 firms have completed
their reports. OF this number, II
have decreased their pledges to to-