Evening star., 1932-10-21

Plantations vas made in the interest
of economy, effectiveness ana sunpiic-
ity. 1t has been approved Dy tne
Fyec11tiye Committee of the Chest.
The combined Chest appropriation for
the Associated Charities and the Clu-
zens' Relief Association for the year
1892 already amounts to $780, II, to
which has been added s40,O00 estl-
mated to meet further demands Tor the
month of December.
The National Capital Civic Fund,
which has financed a group OF COM
munity celebrations and activities un-
der the general supervision OF the Com
munity Center Department OF the puonc
schools, required $1,000 under the lsoZ
budget. It plans now, in view OF tne
emergency need existing, TO enoeavor
tn finance itself in various ways, IN
cIudinp sale of seats for community
entertainments.
A number of standards are set by the
bv-laws of the Community Chest as re-
uuirements for eligibility for MEMBER
shin Local organizations must be IN
corporated according to the laws OF tne
District. and national groups accordlng
to Federal or State laws. memDer
organization must have responsible
board of directors, or if national or
ganization, competent advisory Doaro
OF local persons. Adequate statistical
records must be kept and accounts must
be audited annually. II 1t gives rele1
or renders personal service, 1t Is re-
u,lired to register with the Social Serv-
ice Exchange all clients requiring relief
or service. Cooperation with the
Chest in the campaign is also essential.
Organizations Recommended.
The organizations recommended Tor
membership in the 1888 Community
Chest are:
American Legion, Associated Chari-
ties. Association for the Prevention OF
tuberculosis, Boy Scouts, Boys Club,
Bureau of Rehabilitation, Catholic
Charities. Child Welfare Society. Chill
dren's Country Home, Childrens Hos
pital, Christ Child Society, Columbia
Hospital for Women, Columbia Poly
technic Institute for the Blind, Council
of Social Agencies, Disabled American
Veterans, D. c. Committee on Employ
ment, D. C. Congress of Parents ana
Teachers Student Aid Committee,
Emergency Hospital, Episcopal Eye, Ear
and Throat Hospital, Episcopal Home
for Children, Florence Crittenton Home,
Friendship House.
Garfield Memorial Hospital George
Washington University Hospital, George
town University Hospital, Girl Scouts,
Hebrew Free Loan Association, Hebrew
Home for the Aged, Holiday House, Holy
Family Day Nursery, Instructive Visit
ing Nurse Society, Jewish Community
Center, Jewish Foster Home, Jewish
Welfare Federation, Juanita K. Nye
Council House, Juvenile Protective As
sociation, National Homeopathic Hospi-
tai, Neighborhood House, Northeast
Boys Club formerly Noel House,, Phyl-
lis Wheatley Y. w. c. A., Providence
Hospital.
st. Annals Home. ST. AIMS Infant
Asylum ST. Joseph's Home and School,
st. Roses Technical School, st. Vim
cents Home and School, Salvation Army,
Social Hygiene Society, Southern Relief
Society. Southwest Community House
Mother Child Center, Starmont Aid
Society, Stoddard Baptist Old Folks
Home Summer Outing Committee,
Travellers Aid. Society, Twelfth Street
Branch Y M. C. A., United Hebrew Re-
lief Society, Washington Animal Res
cue League, Washington Cooperative
Society, Washington Home for Found
lings, Washington Institute for Mental
Hygiene, Washington Welfare Associa-
tion Southeast Community House,
Y. M. C. A., Y. w. c. A.