Evening star., 1936-11-18

sell and was Sharply aSSalled Dy Or.
Mcclellan.
Reports From Five Units.
Reports from the five solicitation
units showed the following results:
Special assignment-Today, II gifts
amounting to 1880; to date, 493 gifts
amounting to s448,32l, or 1928 per
cent of quota.
Group solicitation - Today, Abb
gifts amounting to S25,54471; to date,
1882 gifts amounting to $138,857.05,
or 1926 per cent of quota.
Government - Today. 14,819 gifts
amounting to s84,831 90; to date.
55.534 gifts amounting to 1868. e.s52.7o
or 5l.01 per cent of quota.
Metropolitan - Today, 9S8 gifts
amounting to s13,163.O7; to date, 5,875
gifts amounting to s1o2,550.35, or Sc
per cent of quota.
Capital-Today, 1873 gifts amount
ing to S51541; to date, 397 gifts
amounting to S219568.
Herbert L. Willett, jr., campaign di-
rector sounded a warning that the
Metropolitan Unit had joined Group
Solicitation and Governmental in fall
ing below its average gift, as compared
with last year.
Metropolitan's average gift, based on
fgures including yesterday, Willett
said, had dropped from S1821 last
year to S17.88 this year. Group Solici-
tation's average contribution dropped
from s10.15 last year to s9.02 this year.
Governments average dropped from
s744 last year to 81 this year.
Noyes sounded an appeal not to
forget the heart" factor in their CAM
paign efforts. He congratulated the
team members on their activities of
solicitation, filing reports and attend-
ance at luncheons, and other formali-
ties, but called on them to remember
what the Chest really stands for
''heart stuff"
He suggested that each worker per-
tute family, desperate mother or un-
happy father so that they could talk
in terms of real need" when they
appeal to prospective givers.
This years needs of the Chest were
discussed last night in a half-hour
broadcast over Station WMAL by
Joseph D. Radio Joe) kaufman from
the floor of the automobile show.
Yesterdays Contributions.
Among the gifts of 500 or more re-
ported yesterday were:
$500, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D. Au-
ehincloss.
$1,000, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Phillips.
$500. Thompson's Dairy and Mr..
and Mrs. Pierce Butler.
$500. Maj. and Mrs Henry Leonard,
Mrs. George Thomas Marye, jr., Mrs.
Daniel w. Mears, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Edgar Murdock and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Craig Peacock.
s400. Walter E and Ruth G. Myer,
DR.. William Earl Clark and A. l..
Thompson.
$500, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w.
Deaver, National Capital Memorial
Park, Inc; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lewis,
DR.. and Mrs. John Minor, Comdr.
and Mrs. Theodore S. Wilkinson,
Robert Lincoln O'Brien and Miss
Marguerite Wells.
$3.50. Senator and Mrs. Walter
Edge, Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey L. Clarke,
Benjamin N. Cardozo, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L. Langford and DR.. Harold G.
Noulton.
$240, DR.. Leo s. Rowe.
$225, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Her
man.
5000, Mrs. Carlos del Mar, DR.. e.
g. Nourse. Commercial Office Furni-
ture Co.. Embassy Dairy, Kogod-Dobb
Store Fixture Co., Washington Re-
frigeration Co., Mr.. and Mrs. E. p.
Huooel. Army & Navy Trading Co.
ana Mrs. Paul E. johnson.
$3.50, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Will
lett, jr.; Mrs. r. G. Davenport and
DR.. Ethel c. Dunham.
$175, Miss Elizabeth b. Bliss.
$3.50, r. c. Fulbright, Curtis a.
Murchison, Mrs. Lawrence r. Lee.
Rear Admiral w. r. Sexton. U. S.N,:
Mrs. Jennings Hackett and L. Schmec.
kebier.
$3.50, Mrs. Theodore Mosher.
$125, c. 7. T. Corp, Mr.. and Mrs.
frederick J. Libby and District of Co.
lumbia Hebrew Benefit Association.
$120. Miss Gertrude H. Bowling, DR..
and Mrs. Harry s. Bernton and DR..
and Mrs. E. Clarence Rice.
500, George D. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry j. Richardson. the Globe-wer-
nicke Co., Mrs. Agnes G. G. Nash,
Francis A. Blundon Co., Inc; H. Pres
colt Galley, Frank Armstrong, E. Nor
'rison Paper Co.. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Eisemann, George L. Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. zook, DR.. and Mrs. r.
M. LIE Comte, DR.. w. M. Falls, Mary
r. Wadleigh, the Koss Pharmacy, Al
fred Friendly, j. Harvey wattles, A. c.
Mayer, Miss M. Y. Wheeler, Brig. Gen.
Charles Richard, retired; Col. Spencer
Cosby, retired; c. Stuart Guthrie, DR..
James G. Cummings, G. I. James,
George F. Bowerman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Clifford, Pittsburgh Plate
Glass Co., William w. Wheeler, Mr..
and Mrs. r. S. Mcbride, Graduate |
Nurses Association, Mrs. Catherine M. |
Werber, w. w. Chambers, Z. o. Wag- |
enhorst. Benoit Baer, jr.; Miss Laura ]