Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-13
u. ). Workers
ToHaveAII.0ut
War Fund Drive
Gen. Fleming Calls
For Canvass of
Every U. S. Office

The Government Unit today
launched new, Intensified effort
to reach its own quota in order to
help send the Community War Fund
campaign over its big goal of s4,-
$4,000 by the last report luncheon
Thursday.
Already this unit leads the busi-
ness and residential units in per-
centage achieved so far by reaching
SO per cent of quota, with 252,980
pledges, for S2,228,520.
A special appeal was issued to-
day by Maj Gen. Philip B. Flem-
ing, FWA Administrator. who is
head Of the Government Unit.
He called on his workers to can
vass every Federal Office.
IF this is DONE" he said, there
will be no question about our unit
going over the top Let's finish the
job we've so well commenced, and
make Thursdays report meeting a
victory meeting"
Proceeds From AAF Show.
The last luncheon will be held at
1890 pm. at the Chamber of Com
merce of the United States.
Contributing to the war fund will
be proceeds from the last two per-
formances of wings Up" the all
soldier revue sponsored by the Army
Air Forces, tomorrow and Wednes-
day nights at Constitution Hall.
Tickets are now on sale at the Will
lard Hotel, and Cappel's Concert
Box Office, at Thirteenth and G.
streets NV. Reservations may be
made by telephoning Franklin 5000.
Government agencies which have
already exceeded quota are being
given honor roll posters. The re-
cipients include:
Securities and Exchange Com
mission, Margaret Hould as chair
man, 1886 per cent; National Capital
Park and Planning Commission,
Norman c. Brown, 1885, per cent;
United States Employees Compensa-
ton Commission, Frank A. Car
dlllo, 248 per cent; White House.
Frank K. Sanders, 215 per cent;
Fair Employment Practices Com
mittee, George M. Johnson, 1913 per
cent; Fine Arts Commission. H. p.
Caemmerer, 1873 per cent; United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation,
Harry M. Cassidy, 1874 per cent;
Inter American Defense Board,
Maj. William B. Shattuck, l72 per
cent; Navy, Vice Admiral Randall
Jacobs, l54 per cent; library depart
ment, Miss Clara w Herbert, 148
per cent; Tax Court of the United
States, Judge Marion J. Barron. l43
per cent; Export-Import Bank of
Washington. Mrs. j. c. Futrelle. l40
per cent; Welfare and Recreational
Association. Col. Samuel Goodacre.
l39 per cent; American Battle
; Monuments Commission, Mrs. C. L..
Mikules, 1873 per cent; Library of
Congress, DR., Ernest S. Griffith, 1913
per cent; United States Supreme
: Court, Thomas E. Waggaman. 100
, per cent; Federal Reserve System,
Leo H. Paulger, ia per cent.
Courts Total la Per Cent.
United States Court of Appeals for
District of Columbia. Chief Justice
D. l.. Groner, ia per cent: District
Selective Service, Frank Norton. 1l2
per cent; War Department, Mai. Gen.
A. D. Surles, Ill per cent; public
schools, Dr. Robert L. Haycock, 10
per cent; Tariff Commission, Oscar
Ryder, ITO per cent; Administrative
Office, Henry P. Chandler, LOT per
cent; Third Division. Railway Mail
Service, J. w. johnson. 104 per cent:
State, G. Rowland Shaw, 104 per
cent; Office Of the Alien Property
Custodian, James E Markham. l03
per cent; National Advisory Com
mite for Aeronautlcs, John Victory,
lob per cent; Labor. James E. Dod-
son, l03 per cent; Court of Customs
and Patent Appeals, Judge F. j. Gar
rett, lO2 per cent, Potomac River
Naval Command, Rear Admiral F.
l.. Reichmuth, l02 per cent; National
Academy of Sciences, National Re-
search Council, c. L. Wade, 101 per
cent; Veterans Administration, Gale
Feaster, 101 per cent; United States
Court, Henry P. Chandler, 100 per
cent; Selective Service System, An
gus j. Gallagher, 100 per cent, and
Emergency Court of Appeals, Her
man G. Beasley, 100 per cent.