Evening star., 1933-11-24
WH|RLW|ND FIGHT
FOR CHEST OPENED
Lack of Many Big Gifts
Create Crisis in Cam
paign.
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Chest with its determination and con-
viction shows the way to 400 Others"
Mr.. Burns said. II do appreciate the
difficult task that you have, but may
say one thing that ! think has in
creased our difficulty2 It Is our own
self-pity that Is the trouble. We feel
that there have been reverSeS for all
of us and that we cannot afford to do
as much this year as last. That atti-
tude is wrong. This is a year, above
any other, for sacrifcial giving Those
Of us who have should be so thankful
for what we have that we will be will
ing to sacrifice to give as never before.
Only in this spirit can the great human
need that exists be successfully met"
Reports were made by the soliciting
units as follows:
Metropolitan. Joseph D. Kaufman,
chairman, s22,587.os from 1,786 con-
tributors.
Group solicitation, Walter B. Clark
son, chairman, s33,99796 from 4,484
contributors.
Governmental. Lieut.. Col u s.
Grant. 3d. chairman, $39, 9,23464 from
1858 contributors.
Special gifts Corcoran Thorn, chair
man. s68 5000 from 35 givers
The total for the day was $163, ,999 6S
from II 1858 contributors.
Organizations contributing 100 per
cent were announced as follows:
American Nature Association, Saliva
tion Army, Washington Gas Light Co.,
d. J. Kaufman. Inc. Folger Shakes
peare Library, st. Joseph's Home and
School. Hebrew Home for the Aged
and Florence Crittenton Home.
Banners Awarded.
In the award OF banners, Mrs. Sidney
F. Tanaferro won the special gifts unit
quota.
James E. Mangum. representing the
American Battle Monuments Commits
sion, with 1868 per cent of quota. won
the banner for the Governmental de-
partment of so or less employees.
Lowell Curtis, representing the Pan
American Union, with 4306 per cent
of quota. won the banner for depart
ments of SO to 500 employees.
Martin A. Roberts of the Library of
Congress, with 28.16 per cent of quota.
won the banner for departments of
COOL 500 employees.
Maj. Thurston Hughes of the military
personnel of the War Department. with
1906 per cent of quota, was awarded
the banner for departments of more
than 1900 personnel.
In the metropolitan unit Mrs Casa
nova Lee, chairman of division 3, area
/, received the banner for the honor
division. She had reported 5067 per
cent of her division quota.
Mrs. John H. Davis. captain of team
!, division 2. area l. received the team
captains banner for 1884 per cent of
quota.
Among the givers of 500 or more
o,ooo-Evening Star Newspaper Co.
slO.0OO-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Never.
s4,5oo-Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
s4,ooo-Theodore w. Noyes, Victor
Kaufman.
s3ooo-Frank B. Noyes. Mrs. Beale
r. Howard.
s150O-S. H. Kaufman.
sl,5o0-Washington Herald and
Times
s1,2oo-Mr and Mrs. Newbold Noyes.
S1.000-W. c. and A. N. Miller.
s900-Carl B. Keferstein
S5oo-The Allies Inn Mr. and Mrs
j. Edgar Murdock. Me. and Mrs Sidney
L. Hechinger, Robert D. Weaver, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry c. Ferguson.
S450-Thompson's Dairy.
s4OO-Georgetown Visitation Convent
School.
s3oo-Fireman's Insurance Co., Ar
thur j. Tyrer, Charles Schneider Bak-
ing Co.
s25o-Mr and Mrs ]. b Bowling.
Miss Annabel Matthews, Mrs. D. j.
Dunigan
s24o-Dr and Mrs Philip S. Smith
s20o-A. L. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence w. Grosner. E. J. Mather,
Howard Moran. Second National Bank,
Holbrook, Lyman j. Briggs Edwin c.
Wilson
s18o-Katharine F. Lsnroot.
s156-St. Anthony's School.
s150-Mrs. Winifred 3. West, Charles
2: Smith, Marcy l. Soerry. Frank Nc
Clelland, Frank V. Killian, A. L. Bald
win. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r. Tolson, DR..
and Mrs. C. D. Swope
s125-Miss Annie B. Lovejoy, Mrs.
Airline Mccarthy, ]. William Lees Sons,
C. e. Waters Dr. c. r. Ely.
s12o-Carl D. Huntington Miss Emma
C. Grams, Frederick Cottrell, Julia M.
Alfred H. Lawson.
and Mrs. Harry N. Hickey, Howard Il
Hoffman. Miss Pauline Baum, Gradu-
ate Nurses Association. Miss Jean S.
Cole, Edward T. Clark. James S. Y.
WINS, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Loomis,
Thomas E. Burke. Miss Eliza w. Rob-
erts. Mrs. Adelaide P. Moves. Mrs. Elsie
r. Reynolds. Miss Helen Lyon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Stohlman Rebeknh
Letter de Lsshmutt, w. NJ Steuart. w.
A. H. Church. Miss Georoiana r. Simp-
son. Edward w. Minte Co.. Inc: j. E.
Lodge. Malcolm Kerlin. Dr.. Simeon
Carson. Irvine L. Lenroot. w. ]. Ora
ham, Dr. and Mrs Elwood Mead,
George o. Vass. Bank Of Commerce
& Savings. James J. Becker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leland S. Mccarthy, Holv Cross
Academy e. D. Merrill. Frank Bell. Mr..
and Mrs. Morton LUchs. j. w. Jacobs,
Washington Rapid Transit Co.. Cleves
Cafeteria. Harold Singer Josephine T.
Kelly Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard q. Will
Hams, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. H"trhi-
son. Henry M. Brundaee. r.: Robert
T. n'Priep Caoruo = Martin