Evening star., 1935-11-10

Baltimore has written an encyclical
letter to all the Roman Catholic
priests of Washington, and this letter
will be read from every Catholic pull
pit in the city this morning. The
priests will also comment on the work
Of the Chest In their sermons.
Hebrew congregations have been In
formed of the Chest work at services
held by the various rabbB during the
past week.
In addition to the talks made by the
pastors Of the various churches there
will also be four-minute talks by
leaders In the various adult Bible
classes throughout the city. This lat
ter feature was arranged by Page
NICK Etchison, secretary of the
Y. M. G. A.
In fixing November 10 as Commu-
nifty Chest Sunday, despite Its proxi-
nifty to Armistice day, the Federation
of Churches called attention to the
fact that while Armistice day marked
the cessation of war for millions OF
people, there Is no armistice in the
war waged by the Community Chest
against poverty, illness. helplessness
and hopelessness and consequently 1t
was felt that the two subjects would
blend f1ttingly for the occasion.
The Florence Crittenton Home ba-
bies will again do their bit" in this
years Community Chest campaign,
according to an. announcement yester-
day by H. Donald Sonnemanna, chair
man Of the Subcommittee on Exhibits.
The babies will make their daytime
home in the window Of the depart
ment store of Lansburgh & Bro. at
Seventh and E streets. They will be
transported to and from work" daily
in the Rotary bus and doctor and
trained nurses will be in constant at
tendance throughout the week.
Many Windows to Appeal.
This Is only one Of the II win
dows arranged in prominent stores
throughout the business district by
Sonnemann In connection with the
decorators of each store. In some
instances several Chest organizations,
performing the same kind OF work,
have combined their efforts in one
window, while in others single organl-
cations occupy the entire window.
The list of displays of Chest work
already on exhibition, with the excep-
ton of the Crittenton babies, which
start Monday, are as follows:
Boys Club of Washington-Boys'
Club of Washington. Georgetown
branch: Northeast Boys Club and
Merrick Boys Club. one combined
display, Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co.
Boy Scouts-Gude Bros. Co.
Columbia Polytechnic Institute for
the Blind-National Electrical Supply
Co.
Children's Country Home-Golden-
berg g. Co.
The nine Chest hospitals-Chil-
dren's, Columbia, Episcopal Eye. Ear
and Throat; Emergency. Garfield,
Georgetown University, George Wash
ington, National Homeopathic and
Providence-One combined display,
Woodward g. Lothrop.
The eight Chest settlements
Friendship House, Georgetown Chill
dren's House, Christ Child Settlement,
Juanita K. Nye Council House. Neigh
borhood House, Northwest Settlement
House, Southeast House and South
west Community House-One COM
bined display, S. Kann Sons Co.
D. c. Congress, Parent Teacher As
sociations-Richs Shoe Shop.
Family Service Association-Phil-
ipsborn.
Girl Scouts-Julius Garflnckel & Co.
Instructive Visiting Nurse Society
Palais Royal.
Social Hygiene Society-Baltimore
g. Ohio Railroad Co.
st. Roses Technical School and
st. Vincent's Home and School-One
combined display, Blackstone. Inc.
Travellers Aid-Frank r. Jelleff, Inc.
Y. M. C. A. and Y. w. c. A-One
combined display, the Hecht Co.
Washington Institute for Mental
Hygiene-L. Frank &, Co.
Washington Council Of Social Agen-
cies-Potomac Electric Power Co.
Dentists to See Films.
The Community Chest visomatic
motion pictures are to be shown at
the regular bimon.hly meeting of the
District of Columbia Dental Society
Tuesday at 8 pm. in George Wash
ington University Medical School
hall, according to DR.. Stephen c. Hop
kins, president of the society. The
Community Chest drive was officially
Endorsed by the District Dental Society
at its last meeting.
Mrs. Arthur Bryde has accepted
captaincy of Team 5l4 in Area "
Southeast Washington, for the Chest
campaign. Completing organization
of captains, Mrs. Bryde's team will
solicit residents east of Fifteenth
street and south of East Capitol. Ar
thur Shaffer, chai; IAN of Division /
reports the best organization in South
east proper since the Chest began, and
Frank Small, jr., chairman Of Di-
vision 2, eports likewise for Anacostia
Benning, Randall Highlands, Congress
Heights and Hillcrest.
Milton Diehl, captain of Team 522
Anacostia, predicted Anacostia would
secure its quota.
300 to Hear Address.
Three hundred officers, enlisted men
and civilian employees at Marine Corps