Evening star., 1938-12-02
Campaign
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today are the United States En-
ployes' Compensation Commission,
the Social Security Board, the Ex-
port-Import Bank of Washington,
the National Archives, the National
Resources Committee, the Public
Works Administration and the Farm
Credit Administration.
The collection chiefs at these
agencies are:
Compensation Commission-Mrs.
Lillian K. Stamm, assistant to Will
liam McCauley, secretary, who ap-
pointed her.
Social Security-R. M. Barnett,
director of Bureau of Business Man.
agement, who was designated by
Oscar M. Powell, executive director.
Export-Import Bank-Mrs. j. c.
Futrelle, assistant secretary, who
was designated by Hawthorne Arey,
secretary.
Archives-1saac Mcbride, chief of
the Division of Personnel and Pay
Roll, who was designated by Collas
G. Harris, executive officer.
Resources-Charles P. Dake, ad-
ministrative assistant, who was
designated by Harold Merrill, assist
ant executive officer.
Public Works - Assistant Chief
David, supply section, who was
designated by c. E. Pynchon, special
assistant for the administrator.
Farm Credit Representative.
Farm Credit-Mrs. Louise M.
Pressgrove, who was designated by
r. w. Rigsby, executive officer. Mrs.
PreSSgrove is the chairman of a COL
lection committee, whose members
are Arthur c. Bernard, Miss Louise
Bowdler, Mrs. Gwendolyn Goode,
Glenn A. Middleton and Miss Marie
A. Zandonini.
Miss Mary Oliver, in charge Of the
campaign at the War Department,
reported to Mr.. Daniel that she has
these aides in carrying out the drive
for contributions:
Mrs. Harriet F. Bryant, Munitions
Building; Mrs. L. H. Printup, Mu-
nitions Building; Mrs. Adaline p.
Mcbride, Munitions Building; Mrs.
Jane K. Porter, Winder Building,
and Miss Marjorie O'Brien, Building
"E."
Plans for calling the Christmas
campaign to the attention of every
member Of the Senate and House
were completed last night by Col.
Edwin A. Halsey, Secretary of the
Senate, before he departed with a
number of Senators and Represen-
tatives on the one-week special train
tour of Florida.
Col. Halsey, campaign representa-
tive on Capitol Hill. urged again
that States with surpluses of farm
and industrial products contribute
to the task Of helping feed and
clothe the needy of the Nations
Capital at Christmas time.
Urges State Gifts.
Some States are heavy peanut
producers" he pointed out, and
they have a large surplus. I hope
such States will give consideration
to The Stars Christmas program,
AVA VIC PuA pOSC tAACAA OVlAdt1O1lS WALL
serve and for the attention it will
bring to their products. Other
States are heavy producers of po-
tatoes. A carload OF this farm
staple will help feed hundreds of
people here"
Plans were being completed to-
day, meanwhile, for two Christmas
radio broadcasts next week. The
first will be on Tuesday night, from
8 to $3.50 o'clock, over Station
WMAL. Bill Crago of N. B. c. will
be the announcer and Maxim
Loves Shoreham Hotel Orchestra,
directed by Barnee, will be the
musical feature. Two acts from the
Earle Theater will be announced
later for the same broadcast.
On Thursday night, also over
WMAL. Federal employees will pre-
sent their own program Of enter
tainment along with a Christmas
appeal by Mr.. Daniel. The broad
cast will run from 10:3O to II
O'Clock.
Patrons of the Earle and Metro
politan Theaters were greeted to-