Evening star., 1932-11-22

city Co., Herzog's Sea Food Cafe, c. G..
Sloane g. Co., Rainbow Dyeing & Clean
ing Co., Chevy Chase Pure Food Store,
Episcopal Home for Children and Elicit
g. Short
The White House yesterday was
awarded the campaign banner for
Government establishments with less
than so employees subscribing 100 per
cent to the Chest. N. P. Webster. dis
bursting officer at the Executive
Mansion, received the banner for the
White House employees, and at the same
time was warmly congratulated by Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, who was an honor
guest at the report meeting yesterday.
| The bsnner was taken by Mr.. Web
ter to the executive Offices OF the
White House, where it was displayed
in prominent place.
Other Banners Awarded.
Other banners were awarded as fol-
lows:
| To Coleman Jennings Of the Special
| Gifts Unit, captain of the team with the
! highest percentage Of its dollar quota;
Edward C. Wynne of the State Depart
ment, for the largest percentage OF
: quota of personnel contributing in
| Government department of less than
| 600; to Dr. G. M. Hyland OF the VET
erans' Administration for the largest
percentage of the quota to date OF
Government organization with more
| than 1000 personnel; to Miss Emily
! Mackall, captain of the honor team IN
the METROPOLITAN Unit; to Mrs. Dounel
Hewett. chairman CT the honor division
of the Metropolitan Unit; to William
Montgomery for the highest percentage
of 100 per cent firms in any area OF
the Group Solicitation Unit. and TO
Donald Luxford for the highest per-
centage of 100 per cent firms IN any
section of the Group Solicitation Unit
Joseph D. Radio Joe" kaufman,
Publicity Committee chairman, TO-DAY
was going from police precinct to police
precinct, addressing members OF the
command on the Chest, and later was
expected to broadcast an appeal TO the
men in patrol cars throughout the city
over the police short-Wave radio.
On his regular radio program on sta
ton WMAL from 7:30 until O'CLOCK
tonight, Joseph P. Tumulty Will MAKE
an appeal for Chest support ana WIN
have Bob Hall, monologist, now appear
inc at the Earle Theater, appearing IN
part of the program.
Women Make Pleas.
From 8 until $3.50 Mr.. kaufman VIII
act as master Of ceremonies IN Col-
munity Chest party OF the air, Win
Newbold Noyes making the appeal 1oi
Chest support.
-Four women, prominent in Washng-
ton. made appeals for support OF the
Chest over local radio stations lasI eve
ming.
Mrs. Leonard Schloss, one OF the SIX
women chosen by Mrs. Hoover as nelh-
g TliyTicjn1
Welfare and Relief Mobilization OF 1857,
of which Newton D. Baker is chairman,
broadcast an appeal from Station WRC
for the women OF the Capital to rally 10
the support of the Chest that its goal
might be reached.
She was followed by Mrs. GenevleVe
Ross Howard, nationally known unlVel-
sity woman, and by Mrs. Elwood street,
wife of the director of the Chest, VINO
cited cases of dire need with which the
Chest has dealt in the past year.
Mrs. Henry H Flather, member OF
the national board Of the Girl Scouts
Of America, spoke from Station VOL on
the need for supporting the character
building agencies in the Chest.
Among gifts of 500 or more reported
yesterday were:
Forty-five hundred dollars, Mrs. Dan
iel B. Devore; $4,000, Mrs. Alice Maury
Parmelee for self and in memory OF
the late James Parmelee; $4,000, Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Phillips, Miss Anna
May Kaufman, and Secretary Ogoen
Mills; $4,000, Abram Lisner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luke I. Wilson, c. Heurich, Wash
ington Board OF Trade, and Mr ana
Mrs. Edward B. Burling; $1,000, Mr.. and
Mrs Whitman Gross; S1,5O0, Anony-
nous, and Mrs Edwin B. Parker;
o Troyalnyac CnIl1-
pensation Commission; $1,000, S. s.
Kresge & Co.; $1,000, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic A. DeIano; 81 900, Mrs. Beale |
r. Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Parker, |
and Anonymous.
Six hundred dollars, Justice and Mrs. !
Pierce Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry |
Covington, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Col
laday; $500, c. F. jenkins, G. w. Bon
nette, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Upson,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mathew Dick, DR.. and
Mrs. A. C. Christie, Beale r. Howard,
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, and Peter M.
Dorsch; $3.50, Thompson's Dairy, and
Miss Emily L. Stone; $40o, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Whiting, Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
bert F. Fox; $3.50, Mr.. and Mrs. En-
mons S. Smith, jr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Giles F. Heilprin; $333.33, j. F. M.
Bowie; $500, Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Thaw.
Three hundred dollars, j. H. Small
g. Sons, Mr. and Mrs. William B.
Kerkham, George L. Nicholson, Dulin
& Martin Co., Julius Lansburgh Furni-
ture Co., E. M. Peterson, w. B. Put
man, Lewis Hotel Training School, DR..
and Mrs. Charles Stanley White. Mr..
and Mrs. Leland Harrison and George
B. Bryan; $3.50, William D. Hoover,
Lennard H. Mitchell, John H. Ma
Tao 7 orfr National ponR
and Joseph Makover; $240, Lydia Ack
erman Murphy; S22O, Fussell- Young Ice
Cream Co.; 5000, S. A. Reeves, National
Tribune Corporation, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Meade Lea, Walter A. Brown,
Arthur S. Browne, C. S. Duncan, Stones
Mercantile Agency, Inc; John l. Haas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Gusts, DR.. and
Mrs L. H Reichelderfer, Harriet Har-
man Early, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Backus, Mr..
and Mrs. Karl D. Loos, A. L. Thompson,
F. L. Huidekoper, Mrs. George w. Pear
son. Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Pearson,
Milans & Milans, Andrew Parker and
Mai. and Mrs. Julius I. Peyser; Sl0O,
DR.. H. w. Tyler; SITS, Pioneer Laun-
dry; $165, Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Donoho;
$3.50, DR.. Thomas A. Grower.
One hundred and fifty dollars, Ad-
rniraI and Mrs. Hilary Jones, Gen. and
Mrs. H C. Newcomer, Colonial Ice
Cream Co., Mr.. and Mrs Dion S. Bir-
rey. Elizabeth l. Kayser, Charles F.
Pobertc, Bernard NJ. kaufman, Mrs.
Herbert Adair, Frederick G. Hunt, Her
bert Putnam, Vernon Bailey, Mr.: and
Mrs. Henry E. Bourne, Francis Walker
and Carpet Co, Inc; S135. Col. and
Mrs. Frank T. Hatch; $125, William K:
Ryan, Mrs. E. Hope Slater, Mrs. David
DuBoise Gaillard. Frank E. Mitchell,
William Philip Simms and Harry E.
Allen: S120. Miss Emma B. Hawks,
Florence Hellman, Mrs. Charles WOOD,
Rev. Charles Wood and Mrs. Agnes S.
Parsons: S113. Samuel E. Winslow;
sllo. Paul F. Myers and Mrs. j. Davis
Brodhead; s1O95O, Sybil Baker; slO8,
Robert E. Healy and P. w. Perkins;
slO4. Armour & Co. and John H. Davis;
emo m cn,rJov,as of D1llin Sz Martin