Evening star., 1934-11-19

Leaving Quarter for
Last Two Days.
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quotas, $501 900. OF this amount the
unit workers, under the leadership Of
Charles Carroll Morgan, have raised
$377, 1892 SO, and must raise $123 ,l07 80
to meet their quota.
Enforced Idleness.
The Governmental and Group So
hcitations Units put in a day and
half of enforced idleness, due to the
week end closing Of the Government
departments and the Washington
business houses, and the workers OF
these units were eager to be back at
the drive today.
Governmental, with the largest
quota of all the units, total Of $780,
500, is closer to completion of its
work than any of the units. Satur-
day afternoon when the Government
Offices closed this unit reported $475,-
251 As, or 83.3 per cent of its quota in
hand, with only $95,248.55 remaining
to be raised.
Maj. Gen. Frederick w. Coleman,
chief Of finance of the Army and
chairman Of the Governmental Unit,
predicted today that his unit will
raise more than 100 per cent Of the
quota assigned him.
When you count up the large
number Of divisions that have al
ready gone over the top, some Of them
with several times their quota. 1t be-
comes increasingly apparent" he
said, that the Governmental Unit is
going to finish the job.
II never have seen such enthusi-
astic spirit in any cause as that dis
played by the grand army Of workers
who are conducting our end Of the
campaign, and that spirit is going
Rust's famous DOGGY for this unit"
Board Meets.
Campaign Chairman H. L. Rust, jr
and his board of strategy" composed
of the heads of the various units, spent
most of the day at Chest headquarters
in the Willard Hotel yesterday plan
ming their tactics for the remaining
three days of the campaign.
It was explained at this meeting
that although the group solicitation
unit had reported only 42.9 per cent
of its quota, many Of the largest es-
Establishments assigned to this unit
have not as yet been reported and
the prospects were for constantly in
creasing reports during the balance
Of the campaign.
Radio Joe" Kaufman reported that
his unit is expected to turn in the
largest reports it has made during
the drive in the next three days.
II believe this gang Of mine is COM
ing through" he said. Every mem
ber of every team is thoroughly sold
on the needs that confront the "a
organizations in the Chest this year,
and every one Of them is determined
that the metropolitan unit shall not
fail. Yesterday was Sunday to the
ma jority of people in Washington. but
to the members Of the metropolitan
unit it was only an extra day to visit
prospects and obtain additional con-
tributions for the Chest. With work
ers in that frame Of mind the result
Is inevitable"
Splendid Record.
One of the most heartening results
Of the campaign has been the splendid
record made by the Special Gifts
Unit, which on Friday turned in the
largest daily report ever made by
Chest campaign unit, according to
Chairman Rust.
The success of this unit, according
| to Chairman Rust, has been in large
part due to the early organization Of
this unit. For several months prior to
| the campaign, he said, the Special
Gifts chairman, Mr.. Morgan, and the
unit secretary. Ray F. Mccarthy, were
busy in the selection of personnel and
the preparation of assignments for
each member of the unit.
Membership of the II committees
comprising the Special Gifts Unit is
as follows:
Committee No. Richard Hinson.
erick Brooke, Charles Crawford,
Joshua Evans. jr.; William Freeman,
Woodson Houghton. Coleman Jen-
nings, Harold Marsh, Fleming New
bold, Lawrence Choate, Chauncey G..
Parker and Robert l.. Grimm, commit
tee secretary.
Committee No. 2-Mrs. C. C. Glover,
chairman; P. o. Coffin, Mrs. James
C. Coffin, Malcolm McConihe, Laur-
ence Proctor. Thomas Bell Sweeney.
Waverly Taylor, Grifith Warf1eld and
Mrs. Theodore Wilkinson.
Committee No. 3-Mrs. Charles
A. Goldsmith, chairman; Morris Ca
fritz. Mrs. Russell Conn, Mrs. David
Davis. Mrs. L. E. Harris, Paul Him
melfarb, Mrs. Henry Jaffe, D. J. Kauf-
man, Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mrs. Carl
Linker, Bernard Nordlinger. Mrs.
Leonard B. Schloss, I. S. Turnover, Mrs.
Harry Walsky and Mrs. Alexander
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Committee No. 4-Y. E. Booker,
chairman; Mrs. Roy D. Adams, Mrs.
Y. E. Booker, Mrs. Vinton Chaplin,
Mrs. Wilson Compton, Mrs. Levi Cooke,
Mrs. Rozier Dulany, jr; Allen B. Fay,
Edmund Jones, Mrs. Barry Mohun,
j. w. Roberts and Mrs. Albert Nc
Cartney.
Committee No Samuel H. Kauff-
mann, chairman; George Hamilton,
Mrs. Jack Hayes, Leroy w. Heron,
Mrs. r. M. Kaufman, Mrs. S. H.
Kaufman, Mrs. Victor Kaufman,
Frank Rogers, Mrs. H. I. Gone, Mrs.
Margaret Rofler and Mrs. Erma Pat
| terson, committee clerk.
Committee No. 6-F. M. Bradley,
chairman; D. J. Callahan, jr.; Mrs.
w. F. Chappell, Elmer Flather, Arthur
HELEN, Mrs. Carroll Morgan, Thomas
Morgan, Andres Saul, Paul Shorb,
Mrs. Arthur Wander Gracht. Richard
H. Wilmer and Mrs. Richard H.
Wilmer.
Committee No. Carl r. Kurtz,
chairman; Marshall o. Exnicious,
Lawrence Green, Reeve Hoover,
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