The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-10-25

titled to this information since many
of these employees hold key positions
in the government. The committee
has not hestitated to make publ,
the names Of private citizens WHIT
have been charged with Communis
or Fascist activities and we can SCI
no justification for making an ex.
ception in the case O. government
employees. In fact there is more rea.
son for making public the names o.
government employees than in thu
case of private citizens"
Names Of Accused
The list, with names, position ane
salaries as given by the committee
included the following names of per.
sons earning $500 year or more:
Works Progress Administration
BENZ. A. Botkin, doct roeditor, 3d.
500; Lincoln Farley, senior econom-
list, $4,000; Ernestine Frie1mann, as
sistant work project, $4,000; Ar
thur Goldschmidt, architect, $4,000;
Ella Ketchin, administration assist
ant, $1,000; Arthur Stein, assoc. stat
s., 800.
Securities and Exchange Com
mission
Milton Cohen, attorney, $4,000;
James Gorham, $500; E. D. Ken
nedy, assistant supervisor, $4,000;
VIM. 8. B. Lacy, economist, $500
Sigmund Timberg, attorney, IS 200
L. G. Vass, station expert. $500.
Social Security Board
Ivan Assay, administrative ad.
visor, $1,000; Joel Gordon, CHIEF
financial research statistics, $4,000;
Merrill G.. Murray, director analyst
division, $1,000. Conrad reid, attor-
ney, $4,000; Peter Seitz, attorney
$4,000.
Library Of Congress
F. A. Blossom, $500; D. j. Hay
kin, $4,000.
Rural Identification Administra-
ton
Foster Adams, chief resident sta
ton, $500; Louis j. Altkrug, attor-
mel, $4,000; Alfred s. Berg, lawyer
$4,000; Kendall Foss, division di.
rector, $4,000; Ward B. Freeman, CO.
ordinator, $4,000; S. r. Gamer, IT.
torney, $500; Louis Gorrin, attor-
ney, $4,000; Mercer Johnson. division
director, $4,000; Harry Lamberton
lawyer, $1,000; Allen Moore, lawyer
$4,000; T. E. O'Callahan, public re.
lations counsel, $4,000; Lawrence
Potamkin, attorney, $4,000; Frank.
lin Wood, attorney, $5,400.
Department Of Commerce
John Eisginer, examiner, $780,
Rcbt. r. Nathan, special agent. $4,-
600.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mrs. Ogden Kelley, senate COM
mittee, lawyer, $500.
Interior Department
Alice Barrows, educationalist, 49,.
800; Oscar L. Chapman, assistant
secretary, $4,000; Willard w. Beatty
chief, $500; Jules Korchien, archi-
tect, $4,000; Joseph J. Laub, attor.
ney, $4,000.
Federal Housing Administration
Alexander Knowlton, consultan
o-., ..xl.kaz4 Al onn
$50. 1850
marime AaDor noara
Bloch; John H. Campbell, en-
gineer marine (piping). $500; Greg
ory Silvermaster, economist, $500
U. S. Tariff Commission
Allan Buchanan, economist, $4,000
Federal Trade Commission
Charles S. Cox. attorney, So 800.
Federal Power Commission
George Slaff. attorney, $500.
l1 n.nortm.nt ~ Asr,cu,tur.
Charlotte Chatfield. $4,000: Agne!
Chase. botanist. $4,000: Mordeca
Ezekiel. AAA director. $1,000; FRANZ
Bernard. silyaculturist. 81, 800: March,
j. Goldman. scientist, $4,000; A. G
Hoffman, economist. $4,000; Thomas
E. Howard, ST., administration Off
Ger, $4,000; Rob-. arshalk. admins
tration officer, $500: living Miller
architect, $4,000; Theodore Norman
economist. $4,000: Horace Truesdell