Evening star., 1932-11-23
SB47,0(O IS NEEDED
IN CHEST CAMPAIGN
Fate of City's Needy Hangs
on Success or Failure
of Final Drive.
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devised for welfare and relief organ
izations, they said.
Bishop Mcdowell urged that ever!
man and woman in Washington take
an inventory today of his or her owr
obligations to the community and In
crease his or her pledge. There are
many who have given" he said, "whc
could give twice as much. There arc
others who could add penny day to
their pledges. Your own conscience and
your love of your fellow man must
make you decide whether or not you
will make the last supreme effort for
the sake of those who depend upon
you for their very bread
TumuIty Joins Appeal.
In the fourth and last Community
Chest Party of the Air" conducted by
joseph D. Radio Joe" Kaufman, chair
man of the Chests Publicity Commit
tee, on Station WMAL from 7:30 until
s o'clock last night, Mr.. Tumulty
made an appeal that WashngtonianS
awaken in these last few hours OF the
campaign, show their love for their
fellow man and Danish sel1shness from
the Nations Capital.
AS master of ceremonies, Mr. Kauf-
man introduced Bob Hall, rapld-hre
rhymester, now appearing at the Earle
Theater, who made an appeal for the
Chest, and added an appeal himself,
saying:
"Our welfare agencies are at the end
of their resources II the Community
Chest fails them now. It isn't what we
would like to do that is the question
now, but what We must do. You
wouldn't like to be hungry and cold.
You would want somebody to help you
out. So lets get behind this campaign
In its closing hours and put 1t over.
Our neighbors are depending on us"
si,572,7O5.5s Pledged.
The subscriptions reported yesterday,
bringing the total of the campaign to
date to $l,572, ,705.56, left just 128 black
days ON the welfare and relief calendar
program Of the Chest, there will be no
funds with which to meet Washing
tons unfortunates' call for their daily
bread
Campaign Chairman Noyes this morn
ing called for every man or woman
who has taken part in the campaign
to attend the meeting tonight at Ward
man Park Hotel, and urged those work
ers who have completed their task, to
arrive early and turn over their reports
to the Auditing Committee, that cam
paign officials may know as soon as
possible what Washington's verdict has
been.
Those who will not have completed
I,xvt tirv,a tha final meet
ing opens, at z O'Clock, he exhorted to
continue until the last pledge card Is
filled out, and then come to the meeting.
Among gifts of $100 or more reported
yesterday were:
Twelve thousand five hundred dol
lars, Woodward 8, Lthrop; $500, Mary
II. Lincoln; $1,000, anonymous; $2,745,
the washington Loan & Trust Co.; ST.
600. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Tomp-
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Gaillard and
the Federal American Bank e. Trust
Co; $500, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Montgomery; $1,000, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur, May: $1,000, Miss Belle Sherwin
and washington American League Base
Ball Club; $500, Mrs. Henry w. Witch,
$3.50. Elite Laundry Co. and MT: ana
Mrs. William r. Castle. jr.; $3.50. Percy
Lee sAtherton, S625, Security Storage
Co: s6l7s6. Liberty National Bank;
$500. Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton Fadeley, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies and anony-
nous: $500, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney L.
Hecllinger; $500, Mrs. Eleanor M. Tai
mage. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Sundlum,
William F. r. Hit, Willard Hotel, Harry
G. Meem, Col and Mrs. Wrisley Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Hufty and James c.
McReynolds.
-Four hundred dollars, James Sharp
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Aspin-
wall: 1855, Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Hamilton, IT.; $3.50, MIR. and Mrs. VIII
Liam s.. Conant; $500, Mrs. Flora B.
Welch, Miss Ridley Mclean, Mrs. John
r. williams, DR.. William B. Mason and
Chester A. Snow, jr.; $3.50, Mr.: and
Mrs Breckenridge Long, Mrs. William
I. r. Hit, Mr.. and Mrs. William l..
Crounse, Universalist National Memo
rial Church, Hotel Continental, q. w.
Fosberg, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Arshton,
Fort Myer: BENJAMIN N. Cardozo, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Thomas, F. Trubee
Dawson, Mrs. H. A. Sellhouser, George
r.. Walker, Inc, and Lucia Beverley
Hollerith, S240, McCambridge & NC
Cambridge and DR. winfield Richmond.
Two hundred dollars, T. H. Kearney,
n. G.. Taylor, Mrs. Arlnie F. Farby, the
Stockett- -Fiske Co., Inc; Mrs. G. 4.
Richards, Phillipsborn & Co.. Saks Fur
Co. Jack Shulman, Mrs. Gibson Fab
nestock. Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Mrs
James w. Wadsworth, Col. and Mrs
Paul Henderson, Rudolph & West Co,
Mrs. II. j. Allen, A. G. Pratt, Geoghe-
gan, Thomas Denton and Ellen Spof-
ford, William King g. Sons, Miss Mary
@. Riley, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Drayton,
Very Rev. and Mrs. q. G. +. Bratenanl'
Elizabeth Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs: Reeve
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Fair
fax w. r. Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Slade, Mrs. Maud F. Gibbs and
William H. Donovan; $3.50, George Van
Horn Moseley.
One hundred fifty dollars, Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles F. Wilson, Sidney H. Rel
zenstein, Thurston Hughes, William A.
Tayior, DR.. William A. White, st. Rose S
Technical School, DR.. and Mrs. H. G.
Macatee, Kempton Cadillac Corpora
tion, Rev. and Mrs. F. Bland Tucker,
Mrs. Christian Sommerville and Ed
ward r. Don, jr.; SIPS, DR.. and Mrs;
Frederick w. Perkins, Washington RAPID
Transit Co., Mrs. r. V. Eccleston, E. D.
Merrill, Emile, Inc; Barry-Pate Motor
Co, Inc; Albert Sigmund Federal
Services Finance Corporation, H. W.
Kearney. wife and sister and c. E.
waters: $120, L. w. Gillette, W. C.
kendall, National Laundry Co, Mr
and Mrs. John S. Barbour. NJ e. Swing
II. s.. Cummings and G. T. Dunlop;
sll0.50, F. e. Wright; s110, Teresa
Saul; SI0950, Harriet o. johnson ano
N. D. Conner; $1o8, st. Vincent's Home
and School.
One hundred dollars, Mr.. and MIS-
Hamilton Fish Kean, H. P. Somervilie,
Arthur A. Ballantine, Mrs. Martin b
Madden, F. V. Killian, Miss l. c. Wells
Col. and Mrs. c. D. Heron, Capt. E
II. Van Patten, Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Sternhagen. F. S. Holbrook, Lieut.. Col
C. NJ Wesson. Chauncey G. Parker
John Jay Hopkins, Lieut. Col. G. L
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. William ID
Mitchell, Arthur M. Hyde, William j
Father, George C. Pumphrey. koss
Pharmacy, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Scott, "a;
Edward l.. Hillyer, Standard BRANDS
T,c MFR and Mrs Edward N Fin