Evening star., 1939-10-09
Government Unit
Of Chest 10 Get
Roosevelt MESSAGE
Gen. Hines Announces
Department Choirmen
For Campaign

tor Campaign
A message from President Roose-
velt to Government department
heads. urging great care in select
ing those who will organize and
supervise participation" by Govern
ment agencies in this years Com
munity Chest drive will be among
the matters to be discussed at a
meeting of the Chests Government
unit department chairmen at 12:45
pm. tomorrow at the Willard Hotel.
Brig Gen. Frank r. Hines, head
Of the Veterans Administration,
: whose appointment as chairman OF
the Government unit has been in
dorsed by the President, has an
nounced the following department
chairmen who will assist him in the
campaign:
Harry l.. Brown, Assistant Secre-
tary of Agriculture; John Ihlder,
executive officer. Alley Dwelling Au-
thority; James E. Bangum, acting
secretary, American Battle Monu-
ments Commission; Norman H.
Davis. chairman, American National
Red Cross, and David Lynn, archi-
tect of the Capitol.
Daniel c. Sayre, director of sta
tistics and information, Civil Aero
nautics Authority; John @. Cannon,
Civil Service Commission; Edward
j, Noble, Undersecretary of Com
merce: H. P. Cammerer, secretary,
Commission of Fine Arts, and Fred
erick j. LaWton, acting executive as
sistant, Bureau of the Budget.
Harold Merrill, assistant execu-
tive officer, National Resources
Planning Board; D. Stanley Mitch
ell administrative officer, Office of
Government reports, and Frank K.
Sanderson, executive Office of the
President.
James Lawrence Fly, chairman,
Federal Communications Commits
sion: F. F. Hill, governor. Farm
Credit Administration; Leo T. Crow
ley chairman, Federal Deposit In
surance Corp, and Claude E. Ham,
tlton, jr., general counsel, Recon-
struction Finance Corp.
Clyde L. Seavey, chairman, Fed
eral Power Commission: Ernest G.
Draper, governor, Board of Cover
nors of the Federal Reserve Sys-
tenn: r. M. Barnett. director of per-
sonnel, Federal Security Agency:
Otis B. Johnson, secretary, Federal
Trade Commission. and John M
Carmody, administrator, Federal
Works Agency
Reed F. Martin. chief clerk, gen.
eral accounting office; A. E. Giegen-
gack, public printer; Oscar L. Chap
man. assistant secretary, Interior
Department; w. p Bartel, secretary.
Interstate Commerce Commission;
William Brownrigg, director of per-
sonnel, Department of Justice, and
Turner w. Battle, executive assist
ant, Department of Labor.
Robert A. Voorus, chief clerk, Lii
brary of Congress; Paul F. Steiner,
Junior administrative assistant, Mari
time Labor Board; John F. Victory,
secretary, National Advisory Com
mittee for Aeronautics; DR.. R. D.
W. Connor, archivist of the United
States; Frederic A. Delano, chair
ran, National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, andsJ. War
ren Madden, chairman, National
, Labor Relations Board.
NJ D. Lewis, assistant secretary,
F-tional Mediation Board Brig.
Cen. R. B. Putnam, United States
Marine Corps; Rear Admiral George
Pettengill, commandant Navy Yard;
+. A. A. Smith. chief of Office.
Panama Canal William V. Griffin,
chief clerk. Pan-American Union;
j. Austin Latimer, executive assist
ant to the Postmaster General, Post
OEce Department.
Murray w. Latimer, chairman,
Railroad Retirement Board; Leon
ard J. Townsend, trial attorney, Sc
curities and Exchange Commission;
N. w. Dorsey, treasurer Smith
sonian Institution George S. Mes
sersmith, Assistant Secretary of
State; George o. Gillingham, Ten
nessee Valley Authority, and John
w. Johnson. superintendent, Third
Division Railway Mail Service.
w. A. Julian, Treasurer of the
United States; John w. Kern,
United States Board of Tax Ap-
peals; Jewell W. Swoford. chair
man, United States Employees Com
pensation Commission; w. G. Peet,
jr., secretary, United States Mari
time Commission, and Col Matt c.
Bristol, deputy governor, United
States Soldiers Home.
Raymond B. Stevens, chairman,
United States Tariff Commission;
John E. Upp, Classification Commit
tee, Veterans Administration: Maj.
Cen. Emory S. Adams, adjutant gen.
e-al of the Army; v. c. Burke, post
master, District of Columbia Post
Office; Maj. Daniel j. Donovan, au-
ditor of the District. and Willard L.
Fart, chief clerk, Court of Claims
of the United States.
Charles E. Stewart. clerk, District
Court; Thomas E. Waggaman, mar
shall. Supreme Court of the United
States: David A. Pine. United States
attorney; c. Newell Atkinson, deputy
clerk, Court of Appeals; Joseph G..
Gauges, marshal, Court of Customs
and Patent Appeals. and John B.
Colpoys, United States marshal.
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