Evening star., 1933-11-26
S29O,OlO IS DAILY
CHEST DRIVE GOAL
Failure Threat Gives Workers
Colossal Task in Final
Days of Campaign.
Continued From First Page.)

Alfred A. Wheat, Jennings Bailey, Pey-
ton Gordon, Jesse G. Adkins James M.
Proctor and Daniel w. ODonoghue. He
also introduced as guests of honor Mrs.
Frederick H. Brooke, Mrs. C. Powell
Minnigerode, Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss,
Mrs. c. Howland Chase. Sd; Mrs. John
Boyle, Mrs w. A. Roberts and Miss
Gertrude Bowling.
Banners Are Awarded.
B2nnars for the Gay were awarded to:
Mrs. C. c. Glover, jr., in the special
gifts unit, for the highest percentage
of team quota, $3.50 per cent.
Lanier p McLachlen, area 5, in the
group solicitation unit.
Leo D. Butler, chairman of division
s, area l, in metropolitan unit, with
6O97 per cent of his quota.
Capital Park and Planning Commls-
sion of the governmental unit, for de-
partmentS of so or less employees, 285.40
per cent of quota.
Employees Compensation Commission,
for departments of 30 to 500 personnel,
with 6085 per cent Of quota.
Department OF treasury, for depart
rlents Of more than J 800 personnel,
with 1894 per cent CT quota.
C,'.,rlc5 A. Goldsmith app2aled for
Lansburgh g. Bro. 10 accept the banner
awarded fer the best department store
window arranged for the campaign. and
the Fox Theater received the banner
for the best lobby display.
The crowd vainly awaited the appear
ance of Kate Smith, Washington's own
songbird who had promised to sing at
the luncheon. Miss Smith explained
later she was unable to finish Ter show
in time to be present, but she expressed
her interest in the Chest and in Wash
ington and her wish to do anything
possible to forward the Chests interest
during her stay here.
Members of the board of strategy
composed of the Campaign Committee
and the unit chairmen, will meet over
the week end to try to devise means
for speeding up the campaign.
Among the giverS OF Sl00 or more
yesterday were
s7.5O0-Riggs National Bank.
S4.000-Mrs. James Parmelee (S2,50O
in memory of her husband.
S2,50O-Mrs. Sally R. Hit.
S2.OO0-Mr. and Mrs. Luke I. Wilson.
3l.5OO-Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Phillips,
Leon Tob-iner, Col. and Mrs. Morris
E. Locke
Co
S750-Mrs. H. K Willard.
S650-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hlmmel-
faTb.
s50O-Hamilton National Bank. DR..
Edward B. Meigs, the Terminal Refrig-
Grating g. Warehouse Corporation, DR..
ard Mrs. A. Camp Stanley, Union Trust
Co.. William Phillips.
54cO-Mr and Mrs. Charles L. Mar
lat
s350-L. P. Steuart.
530o-Miss Janet E. Richards, Gerson
Noril.rger, Samuel A. Drury Thomas
II Kearney, Miss Elsa Peterson.
S25o-Mr. and Mrs. o. H, P. john
SOL
320O-Stone's Mercantile Agency, the
Stockett Fiske Co., Inc; Mr. and Mrs.
william F. Hall, Philipsborn & Co., A.
f. Baker & Co., Mr.. and Mrs. R. Sabin,
Elizabeth Wilson. Mrs. Francis P.
Nash.
sl85-Mrs. R. G. Davenport.
Sl80-H. P. Somerville.
s175-W. B. Willard.
S15o-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice d.
lIarJ Scanlon, Edward c. BaltZ, Miss
florence M. Harding, Laurence E.
Rubel, MIR. and Mrs. William E. Pear
soI. DR.. and Mrs. c. s. White.
S125-T. D. Carson, Mrs. R. B. c.
Craig, C. B. Cochran. DR.. and Mrs.
j. w. Turrentine.
S120-Mrs. Lydia A. Murphy.
S102-Miss Sibyl Baker.
S100-Mrs. j. c. Nourse, Fred Van
Dclsen, George F. Snyder, DR.. C. S.
Duncan. DR.. and Mrs Frank E. Dueh-
ring, Mr. and Mrs. Heber L. Thornton,
Mrs. Robert J. Rothstein. Washington
Tobacco Co., G. G. Miley, Walter S.
Ufford, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan B. Scott,
A NJ Nevius. Howenstein Brothers,
Byron w. Ackerman. Mrs. H. Herzog,
Velatis Fountain and Grill, Arthur
Burt, Albert A. Jones, Edward E. Nor
wood, James A. Richmond, August G..
Gutheim, Mrs. Louise Garry Becke,
Mrs. Ellen Silsbee, Mr.. and Mrs. James
b Henderson, Mrs Mary E. Freeman,
MI and Mrs. Clark Diamond, Mrs.
Franc E. Sherry. National Broadcasting
Co.. Inc, and w. R. c. Broadcasting
Station. Marks & Clerk, Mrs. G. w.
Pearson, Miss Isabelle C. Wells, Mrs.
Florence S. Pitney, Miss Margaret
Bayly, William p Richards, Jefferson
Coage, DR.. and Mrs. Hugh S. Cum
ming.