Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-06
COMMUNITY CHEST
EXCEEDS ITS GOAL
Total Charity Gifts Expected
to Be $4,000 More Than
Sum Sought.
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1876 Speeches Made.
A total of 736 speeches, with lis in
dividuals presenting the Chest message
to various organizations during the
campaign was reported at Chest head
quarters by Joseph D. C'Radio Joe")
kaufman, chairman of the speakers
unit.
'There have been many talks made
of which we have no record" kauf'
man said. MANY impromptu speeches
were made by workers as the oppor'
tunity arose. Some of them even went
into engine rooms, coal bunkers and al
sorts of places where men were at WORE
to acuuaint them with the Chest needs
Pastors of both Catholic and Protestant
churches also made many presentations
not recorded"
Activities of the speakers bureau
continue the year round, kaufman SAID
Suppers and inspection meeting al
Chest agencies and camps are addressed
throughout the year by the bureau 5
representatives. Semi monthly speech
clinics are conducted by w. w. Wheelei
and ]. o. Martin and special prepar-
atoms are begun for the campaign "oIh
as early as June.
The Executive Committee arranging
for speaking engagements during the
campaign, consisted of w. w. wheeler
7 o. Martin, Vincent Callahan, radio:
louis Rothchild, commercial clubs and
associations; Harry 0. Hine, schoolS'
Jesse Suffer- citizens associations; Leon
Pretzfelder, fraternal groups; oscar
Leonard, Jewish groups; DR., john
O'Grady, Catholic groups; Judge james
A. Cobb, colored groups; Mrs. j..
Saunders, parent-teacher organizations
Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, womans cluos'
III M l.
tions; Capt. Sidney Morgan, govern
mental unit; John Dolph, industrial ano
oroup solicitation; wallace Hatch. mis-
ceIlaneous. Mrs S. Benton. jewish
wonnan's organizations; John B. Col
poys, labor organizations.
Additional Gifts.
Miss Gertrude B. Taft secretary OF
tho sneakers bureau, was assisted py
Miss Marjorie Blumenfeld and MISS
Bertha Israel, the latter volunteer
Speakers who made many campaign
talks included Isle Burroughs, MIS-
Leonard B. Schloss, Boyd Kinds, G. L.
McCrea and Mrs Elwood Street.
Gifts of 500 or more were as tol-
lows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wood Bliss,
$4,000: Col. Stephen L. H. Slocum,
$4,000: washington Kiwanis Club, ST.
500: Sears-Roebuck Co., S1,500; Mrs.
Louise P. Norman. $1,000: Francis M
Savage $500; Mt Vernon Savings
Bank, S677.40; Mrs. Alice Wadsworth,
$500: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Frost,
$500; Mrs. Stokes Halkett, $500; Huh
Furniture Co., $500; Mrs. Charles D.
Walcott, $500; J. and w. Seligman q
Co., $500; Nicholas Longworth, $500;
Twentieth Century Club, $3.50; Percy
z
Co, $500; George G. Humphrey, $3.50;
Karl D. Loos. $3.50; Mrs Mabel w
Stimson, $3.50; Miss E. Eust3s, $500;
Justice McReynolds, $500; Julius Lans-
burg Furniture Co, $500; Mrs. Julia
L. Cuniberti, $500; Golden Donaldson
$500; Mr.. and Mrs William F. Hail.
$500: National Union Insurance Co.
$500; Stockett Fiske Co., Inc, $500;
Charles A. Douglas, $3.50; Mrs. Arthur
Jeffrey Parsons, $3.50; r. L. McKeever
$3.50; Abner H Ferguson, $3.50; John
E. Lodge, $3.50; Eastman Dillon g. Co.
4 $3.50: Mrs. H. A. Sellhausen, $3.50; Da'
vid S. Barry. $3.50; Mrs. Richard X
Tyler, $3.50; George P. Marshall, $3.50
Mr. and Mrs. H. Van v. Fay, $3.50
Harrington Mills, $3.50; Charles N
Gregory, $3.50; the Department Bank
$239. SO; Mrs. James c. Wentz, $500,
Carl Toorissen, $500; Collier Inn, Inc.
5000; Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Southgate
$500; william H. Donovan, $500; Mrs
II. T. Adair, 5000; Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert McClintock, 5000; Mr.. and Mrs
O. A. Didden, $500; Lord Baltimore
Filling Stations, 5000; Mr.. and Mrs
George o. Tenny. 5000; Justice Willi
Van Devanter, $500; Mrs. James w
Savings Bank, S187.42; Mr. and Mrs
Charles E. Langley. $50; Isaac Cans
eI70; Charles F. Wilson, $3.50; DR.. ant
Mrs. G. C. Birdsall, $50; Charles G. Alb
bot. $50; Bernard Herman, $50; Wal
ter Teishmann, $3.50; DR.. Gerry Morgan
$50; John w. Fisher, $50; G. L
,Justus. $50; Brook and Harry, $l25
A. Chester Father. SIPS: Miss Minnl
T. Holleriyh, SIPS; Angus Crowford
SIPS: Mrs Maude S. Emory, Sl25
Patrick Shugrue. Sl20; Bertram Wise
$40: Mr.. and Mrs F. W. McReynolds
Sl10; Raymond Benjamin, 500; MI
and Mrs. Bruce E. Clark, 500; Thoma!
Bones, 500; Mr. and Mrs. Harry N
Hickey, 500; Hydraulic Press Bricf
Co, 500; Mrs. John r. Devine, 500
Roger o. Donnell. 500; Mr.. and Mrs
j. v. BroWnell, 500; DIR. william Chase
500; Mrs. George Starkey, 500; Barr,
Pate, Inc, 500; A. r. Cohen, 500
Miss jeanette r. Holt, 500; Mr.. ant
H..
Rickettson, 500; Henry w. Morgan
500; Isadore Freund. 500; American
Association OF Personal Finance Co
500; Guy Livingston, 500; ST. Alloy
sius Church, 500; Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
p. Smith, 500; Mrs Louise Herr Nor
gan. 500: Herman Goldberg, 500
Charles Hausel, 500; Miss Heller
Sheckels. 500; Helen A. Conner, 500
Robert w. Longyear, 500; Mrs. katn
Er
H. Mcintyre. 500; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Bowles, 500; Soroptimist Club. 500
the American OIL Co, 500; Rober
Lawson, 500: Miss Florence H. Butler
500: r. E. Quirl, 500; Miss NJ. c
Beavans, 500; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bleei
Phelps, 500; Mrs. Robert Richards
500: Wilton j. Lambert, 500; Mrs
Kate T. Marsh, 500: James E. Cham
berlin, S10o; DR.. w. S. Bowen, 500
Mrs Annie NJ. Miller, 500; Mrs. Johl
s. Scully, 500; Munsey, 428, 500; d.
c. P. King, 500: Mrs Louise Carr
Becke. 800; Hartman & Co. 500
Engels g. Sons, Inc, 500; Miss Alic
E. johnson, 500; Vernon kellogg
500: .. d. Moses, 500; Miss Margare
Eustis, 500; Miss Beatrice Detwilei
500: Taylor Harmon Oil Co, $l0C
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Willis, SloO; MIS-
Deput, 500; MRS, c. S. Elliott 500
Charles E. Bartenback, 500; Mrs. "
NJ. Simkens, 500; Judge Gus 4
Schulot, 500; Judge and Mrs. Isaa
Hit, 500; Judge Ralph Given, $lOO
Simon Atlas, Inc, 500; w c. Sullivan
500; Raymond B. Dickey, $780, JOSEF
A. Burkart, 500; DR.. and Mrs L. /
Swormstedt, 500; Howard W. Phillip
g. Co., 500; Huston Thompson, SlOO
the raiIpoparten ca of Washington
500.
LUNCHEON FOR KILLIAN