Evening star., 1932-03-06
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Radio Appeal to Be Heard To-
night-CapitaI Joins in
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ton in selling these oonoS 10 tnoSe VINO
prefer this form Of investment.
NeWbold NoyeS. chairman for the
District of Columbia area OF the Presi-
dents Citizens Reconstruction Organ
ization. announced last night the names
of the prominent Washington citizens
who will serve on the Executive Com
mittee. together with the local radio
program.
All four radio stations in this vicinity
will cooperate.
Radio to Garry Appeals.
Station WMAL will put on a special
appeal Tuesday night when Radio
Joe's" regular program, beginning at
7:3O O'Clock will be turned over to Mr..
Noyes, who will speak.
The programs and speakers on Sta
tions WRC, VOL and WJSV for the
will be as follows:
"Wednesday 7:45 to 8 pm,
Edward F. Colladay; Thursday, 7:45 to
pm. Joseph Tumulty: Saturday, 8
to 8:15 pm, Frank j. Hogan
WOL-Tuesday. tbs to 7:20 pm,
Samuel H Kaufman; Wednesday,
tbs to 7:zO pm, John B. Colpoys;
Thursday, tbs to 7:20 pm, George A.
G. Wood; Friday, tbs to 7:20 pm,
H. L. Rust, jr.: Saturday, tbs to 7:20
p. m, Joseph D. kaufman
WJsv-Monday, $40 to s:40 pm, II.
L. Rust, jr.; Wednesday, $50 to s:35
Joseph D. kaufman.
THE prime object Of the campaign
is to get hidden money back into cir
culation," according to a statement
sion Organization is, therefore, primarily
Columbia area. 1T Is part Of q well
grounded policy of reconstruction which
will lead to greatly improved conditions
through the stimulation of public con-
f1dence. This campaign has its basis
in the conviction of leaders that a do
nothing policy on the part of any sec
tion of American business would only
lead to further distress. The stimula-
ton of confidence requires that all Sec
tionS Of business and of the public pull
together and give the established ma
chinery a chance to work.
New Confidence Is Goal.
"The aim Of the Citizens Reconstruc-
tion Organization Is therefore primarily
to stimulate public confidence in the
Soundness of the country and to urge
people to put idle dollars to work BY
keeping them in banks and not in mat
treSseS or safety deposit boxes, to use
ties. be they public or private. or to
spend the money in making necessary
improvements or in carrying on the or
dinary processes of business.
The special Treasury certificates
which have been placed at the dis
poSal OF the Citizens Reconstruction
Organization are aimed to release
stubborn dollars which cannot be got
into banks or normal business chan
nels by other efforts"
Committee Named.
The names of the citizens to serve
on the Executive Committee were an
nounced by Mr.. Noyes last night as
follows:
Clarence A. Aspinwall, Edward F. Col
laday, w. S. Corby, Frederic A. Delano,
Joshua Evans, w. w. Everett, William
J. Flather. Bishop James E. Freeman
c. c. Glover, jr.; L. c. Graham, DR..
Gilbert GroSvenor, William F. Ham,
John Hays Hammond, John H Hanna
DR.. George c. Havenner, Coleman Jen-
ningS, Joseph D. kaufman, John C.
Rooms, Mark Lansburgh. Sidney B. Lust,
Bishop William F. Mcdowell, Bishop j.
Mcnamara, Rabbi Solomon Metz, DR..
Kelly Miller, Gen. John ]. Pershing,
John Poole, H. L. Rust, jr; DR.. Abram
Simon, Gen. Anton Stephan, Corcoran
Thom, Joseph p Tumulty, Lloyd B.
wilson, Robert v Fleming, Stanton C.
Peelle, Fleming Newbold, Franklin H.
Ellis, A. c. Case. B. M. Bergunder,
Ralph Goldsmith, Harold Levi, Byron S.
Adams
Arthur Abbott, DR.. Arthur Christie
NJ G. Gibbs, Ralph w. Lee, Samuel H
Kaufman, Rev. T. E. Berry, George
A. G. Wood, Frank S. Hight, julius
Garfinckel, Frank Jelleff, Henry
Spencer, w. Coleman Nevils, Cloyd II.
Marvin, Clarence F. Norment, jr.;
Randall H. Hagner. DR.. George F.
Bowerman, John H. Cowles, Merle
Thorpe, David Lawrence. A. Julian
Brylawski George w. Offutt, Harry
King; J. F. M. Bowie, E. A. Rule,
Joshua Evans. jr.; John E Locker,
S. Percy Thompson, Edgar N. Brawner
Eugene r. Woodson, L. H. Brodie, Miss
Elizabeth M Haney, Henry Schiffert,
Maurice L. Townsend, Gordon Bonnette
Mrs. William Lee Corbin, Mrs Amelia
GUIDE Thomas, Mrs. Nell r. Hysong, DR..
William Ballinger, Howard w. Berry,
Russell P. Freeman, Lowell Mellett,
Edmund S. Jewell, Mrs. Eleanor Patter-
son, Ira Bennett, Theodore W. Noyes
Presidents of local organizations
Donald Chamberlin, Maj. George Oak
ley Totten, Herbert L. Brooks, Fulton
r. Lewis, Frank James, Charles w.
Ray George r. Ellis, J. S. Gorrell, Will
bur S. Finch, John T. Townsend, F. D.
Ryan, H. v. Schneider, Thomas w.
Joy, Erwin j. Hibbs, Burd w. Payne,
Albert E WeStrater, E. F. Neagle, E. S.
Hobbs, DR.. Edward E. Richardson,
Allen Fisher, William J. Weber, Mrs.
Joseph M. Saunders, Mrs. Ruth S.
McKelway, E. P. Hazelton, Joseph E.
Oliver. John Otto Johnson. Harry
Friedman B. A. Bowles. Myron r.
Walker c. L. Scott, Joseph Fitzgerald,
ir.; John S. Driggers, Joseph L. Gam
mel, Mrs. Ella M. Thompson, w. H.
Seauuist, DR.. A. C. Christie, E. J.
Brennan, A. J. DriScoll, A. Guy Reber.
Will P. Kennedy, ]. B. Dickman, j. w.
Lambert.
Horace ]. Phelps, Edgar B. Hender-
son, Mrs. Leon Arnold, Herbert F. Matt,
E. G. Sievers, George L. Buckman,
Joseph j. Wilson, DR.. Lewis J. Battle,
DR.. Clarence A. Weaver, A. G. Her
mann, Joseph M. CHATTER, W. w. Keeler.
S. E. Blassingham, George ]. Cleary
Bessie B. Warren, Robert D. Lyons,
Allen S. jackson, Enoch G.. Gray, w.
w. Horab, DR.. J. A. Porter, j. Henry
Lewis, S. J. Murry, DR.. G. H. Richard
son, Andrew L. Mundy, George w.
Beasley, P. M. Tolliver, c. N Martin.
H Lewis, jr.; N B. Hudson, Rev
Arthur Chichester. George T. Beason,
H. H Banks.