Evening star., 1932-11-19

NrGal gut 10 Lie SlIcSb AAOIl tllCcS SOli-
germs to $21, 700.
Campaign Chairman Comments.
''This is Just one of the many in
stances" said Campaign Chairman
Newbold Noyes today, where hearts
have been touched-when men and
women who have jobs have realized
that Washington is not facing mere
routine campaign for charity, but IS
being called upon to meet a real enler-
gency-an emergency from which there
may be dire results if Washington does
not open its heart and give that the
unfortunates may eat, be sheltered and
clothed"
Firms reporting 100 per cent OF their
employees subscribing to the Chest in
GUIDED:
Auchincloss. Parker g. Redpath, Al
exarder Brown &, Sons, District Ma
ttonal Bank, Ferris, Lewis 6S Woodrop;
Second National Bank, Service Phar-
macy. Goldheim's, G. B. Mullen Co.,
Globe Furniture Co., Walker Thomas
Furniture Co., Equitable Cooperative
Building Association, Kaplowitz Bros
Max Goldberg Co, Max Gottlieb Co,
Nancy Carter Shop and Gabriel, Inc.
Larger Gifts Asked.
ADDeGlS LOT ltlCTPdSeQ COIlIt1D t1DulIOIlo
were made in radio talks over two local
stations last night by E. c. Graham,
president of the Chest, and Coleman
Jennings. president of the Associated
Charities.
Life without hope and courage Is not
life, but existence without a purpose
Graham declared in his talk from Sta
tion WJSV. Every one of the Chests
6S agencies is necessary to the welfare
Of the community he added.
Every business man." he said,
eknows that getting all the eggs into
one basket is risky and 1t is Just the
same with people. Depending on one
agency to feed, clothe, shelter. protect,
educate and provide employment for
men. women and children, is depending
upon a broken reed.
mo two families have exactly the
same problem. nor are any individuals
alike. Therefore each must be dealt
with according to his need. When
family comes to a welfare agency tor
help the worker inquiries into three dis
tinct needs of the family-their ma
terial or physical needs, their mental
needs and their spiritual needs. Ihe
case worker knows that 1t is just as pad
for a family to brood over its troubles
as to go hungry. Its morale must be
kept up"
Mr. Jennings, in talk from Station
WMAI1, said:
"The Community Chest comes to your
homes tonight to plead with you Tor
mercy on those who are under a SHADOW
worse than the shadow Of death-the
shadow of Illustration and despair. IL
comes in the name of those pitiful souls.
who cannot speak for themselves and 1t
asks, How much do you care?
Gifts of s1oo and Over.
Among the gifts of 500 and over re-
ported yesterday were:
Ten thousand dollars, Washington
Gas Light Co. and Anonymous; So
1882, United States Navy Yard; $70OO,
John HAYS Hammond; $1,000, Charles
C. Glover; $4,000, Mrs. Marshall Field;
Sl,770, National Bank of Washington;
81 700, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Err
win: $1,000, Mrs. A. Mackay Smith;
81, 500, Washington Times Co, Union
Trust Co. of the District OF Columbia
and Anonymous; $3.50, Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. White, jr.; 81 200, Mrs. Delos
A. Blcdgett and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Phillip
Hermann; $f,156, United States EN-
ployes Compensation Commission; ST.
600, National Geographic Society, $500,
Washington Sanitorium Co.; $3.50, Mr..
and Mrs Paul z. Shorb and Equitable
Life Insurance Co.; $700, Mr.. and Mrs
Ward w. Grifith; $3.50, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Himmelfarb.
six hundred dollars, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Atherton, e. Lee and Helen
6. Jones; $780,. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
Robert M. Guggenheirn, DR.. Loren B.
r. johnson, National Union Insurance
Co, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Nesbit, DR.
Oscar B. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Snithy, Mrs Charles r. Ely, L. E.
Breuninger & Sons, Robert D. Weaver,
Kings Palace, Mrs. Hugh Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Hawley, Mar
low Coal Co. anonymous and John
Marshall: $3.50. DR.. Sterling Ruthn,
s4o0, second National Bank, Mr.. and
Mrs. Appleton Clark, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs
William Mckee Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. King. Wilbur F. Nash, Miss
Jean D. Cole, Dean Acheson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer Gordon, Mr.. and MRS.
Francis M. Savage and MIR. and Mrs.
Gilbert Grosvenor; 1865, George S.
Ward and Charles A. Garry; $3.50, Mrs.
Charles Graves Matthews, Waiter ..
Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs. Newell w. Elllson
and Admiral Sidney Staunton; S3o1,
DIR. Edwin B. Behrend; $500, Mrs.
Hiram Bingham, Frank w. Gwathmay'
Annabel Matthews, Mrs. D. j. DUNCAN,
Miss Mary N. Winslow, Fannie May
Candy Co, Washington Mechanics
Savings Bank. DIR. Thomas L: Rust ana
Miss Harriet r. Winslow. $257.30, Mrs.
. T. Schwartz and family $3.50, Mrs.
william F. Ham, American Fire Insurance
Co, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice D. Rosen-
berg, Edward c. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin c. Brandenburg, DR.. and Mrs.
Harry S. Lewis, Alfred P. Thorn and X:
Ross Perry; $240, Jouett Shouse and and
II. B. Gregory; $225, anonymous; $500,
w. H. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E.
Iesh, Harry E Mayer, estate of Milton
Nopfenmaier, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Hyman, Mr.. and Mrs. George Shras;
DR.. and Mrs. B. L. Hardin, Mr.. ana