Evening star., 1949-01-02
36 Federal Workers
Retire With Service
OF IS 10 81 Years

1HlrCy-SX veteran Government
employees, whose terms of service
range from Is to 50 years, began
the New Year by retiring.
James p. McCauley of 1923 B
street Sc. had the longest period
OF Government service to his credit.
Mr.. McCauley. who retired as chair
man of the supplies and equipment
branch inspection board of the Post
Once Department., began his Gov
ernment career in 1896 as a laborer
at the sage of II.
Retiring along with Mr.. McCauley
was John ]. Haggerty, who has been
Post Once Department controller
since 1s4s and who began work as
stenographer In 1918. He lives at
4813 Ruatan street, Berwyn, Md.
The Treasury Department had IL
retirements, the Veterans Admini-
stration reported II of its veteran
central office workers were retiring.
Ia Retiring Employees Listed.
Treasury employees retiring, with
length OF service, follow:
Miss Virginia r. Dickins, 2l26
Connecticut avenue NV, 80 years:
Miss Ethel DeGaw, 1913 Harvard
street NV, 81: Miss E. Lucy Stone,
1911 Wyoming avenue NV, q:
Miss Bertha A. Hackett, 1434 Har-
yard street NV, IS; Col. John w.
Clark, Wardman Park Hotel. Is.
Mrs. Laura De N. Jones, 1900 Mon
roe street NV. 80; Charles H, John.
son, 1703 Thirteenth street NV.
80: Joseph M. Fendley, 1884 @ street
NV. A; Barnard Blake, 32l6 Tenth
street. Arlington. IS; Miss Tile E,
Posey, 6217 Thirty-second place
NV, Az; Mrs Nina G. Strange.
$3.50 Eighth street NV, 80: and
Miss Blanche r. Young, 2l5 Emer-
son street NV, 80.
Retirements at Veterans Admin.
istration:
George E. Bieberitz, 21l East In
dian Spring drive, Silver Spring. 81
years; lie Roy B. Foster, 1928 Six
teenth street NV, IS; Mrs. Denia
w. Lane, 26l7 Key boulevard, Arl-
lngton, 81: Mrs. Mary D. Brown.
63l6 Thirty-first place NV, 30:
Miss Sadie J. Fegley, 1924 Spring
road NV, 80: Mrs. Katherine A.
Brown, $500 K street NV, 80; Mrs.
Agnes j. Casey, 1909 Twenty-second
street NE, 80; Leo A. Dry, 13 ri
street NE, 90: Mrs. Margaret K.
Ridgeway, 3414 South Dakota ave.
nue. NV. Is: Coulter S. Reading.
1868 Stuyvesant place NV, 81; and
Burke II. Sinclair, 1921 Connecticut
avenue NV, 17h.
Ends IS Years Service,
AT the Naval Gun Factory, VIII
nam c. Thorn of lois Hamlin street
NE. and Richard M. Doyle of l34e
Hemlock street NV. retired. Mr..
Thorn had IS years service. Mr.,
Doyle So.
Ernest M. Pullman Reconstruction
Finance Corp. administration as
sistant, retired after more than 20
years service, He lives at 20I Sheri-
dan street NV.
James F. Kehoe of 3S23 Fessenden
street NV, Bureau of Engraving
and Printing foreman, retired after
A years service.
Walla A. Kenyon, 1915 Juniper
street NV, and Miss Blanche ",
Ring. $500 Fourth street NE, re-
tired as employees of the o1ice of
the Secretary of the Army. Mr.,
Kenyon had II years service, Miss
Ring 80.
Two Agriculture Department EN-.
ployes retired. They were DR.. d.
H. Rose, so3 North Danyine street,
Arlington and Dallas s. Burch, SAT
Bashford lane, Alexandria. Both
Joined the department in 1918.
Leonard Way, 2o6 Spring street,
Chevy Chase. Md, former secre-
tary of the late Senator Gooding,
Republican, of Idaho, retired rs an
Interstate Commerce Commission
examiner after rs years Federal
service.
Miss Elizabeth Geary, 3853 On
tario road NV, Of the Navy Pur.
chasing Office, retired after 81 years
Government work.
Thomas E. Jacoby, s16 B street
NE, personnel officer of the Fish
and Wildlife Service of the Interior
Department, retired after 36h years
service