Evening star., 1938-11-13

1ulIlcSS, The sense OF ODugat1On our
In store windows of downtown
kind Of work carried on by the va
rious Community Chest agencies
have been made; they are mute re-
minders of the work your dollars do
when put to work the Community
Chest way. There is no need to
detail these units, their names have
been published In all the newspapers
several times, but their work is va
ried and colorful, helpful and up
lifting-but above all, completely
necessary.
We, who live in the most wonder
ful city in the world, the Capital of
the country, where freedom of &C
ton and speech and press is still q
treasured possession, where we may
walk the streets unafraid of being
accosted by uniformed soldiery,
where our children may attend free
schools and may be taught the cul-
ture Of the world, regardless Of
where it originated; where we have
the freedom of religious worship
1t is us, say, who should bow our
heads in shame If the Community
Chest falls short of its goal. In
stead, We should so fill its Golfers
that instead of having to tell men,
ber agencies that their quotas must
be pro-rated because of insuffi-
cheney OF funds, Chest officials will
be able to say that in every instance
quotas can be filled and work car
ried on with the highest efficiency.
This year donors have the right
OF designation, they may state on
their pledge cards to which agencies
they wish their contribution de-
flected: certainly there should be no
difficulty experienced in assigning
designation, but if you are unde-
cided which agencies you wish to
profit most from your gift, send it
in anyWay-undesign
No matter what you do-whether
you wish to designate agencies or
not-give a hand-up-or you will
have to give hand-out.
At the meeting of the Board of
Managers Tuesday a contribution
was voted to the scholarship fund
being established as a memorial to
the late DR.. Stephen E. Kramer, as
sistant superintendent of schools.
Mrs. j. A. Smithson has arranged
the Community Chest exhibit for
the shoe and rubber fund of the
District Of Columbia Congress of
Parents and Teachers in the Elev-
enth street window of Philipsborn' S.
Force-ROss.
Open house will be held at Ross
School Tuesday at 3:l5 pm. Dr.
Julia Hahn will be guest speaker
H. d. Cooke.
The second lesson of a six-week
course in the study of first aid will
be held Wednesday at / pm. in
the school. A school luncheon will
be held Thursday at the school.
Hine Junior High.
An executive and grade repreSen-
tatives' meeting will be held at the
school tomorrow at 1:30 pm. Plans
will be completed for cake and
candy sale. to be held at the school
Thursday from IL noon to 3 pm.
Kenilworth.
Visiting day will be held Novem-
Der 81. Mrs. George He'll and Mrs
Charles Bowie represented the sixth
division at the Parade of Progress
Capt. Hugh Groves and Officer Altus
Moore of the 11th precinct spoke
on Safety" at the last association
meeting.
Cranch- Tyler.
The association will meet tomor-
row at 2:30 pm. in the Cranch
PIT. A. room. A luncheon will be
given in Tyler School Thursday
Tuesday will be bundle day.
Gage.
Miss Jessie La Sale will speak
at the meeting tomorrow at 8 pm
A musical entertainment and social
hour will follow. An executive
meeting was held Thursday evening
at the home of the hospitality
chairman, Mrs. H. Edwards. Mrs.
r. A. jackson, student aid chair
man, announces that Wednesday
will be bundle day.
Langdon.
The Executive Committee will meet
at the school Thursday at 1:30 pm.
The first study group meeting was
held Monday.
Anacostia Junior Senior High.
Open house will be held Tuesday
at 7 pm. Parents will observe classes
in art, metal craft, woodwork and
physical training. At 8:15 pm. they