Evening star., 1939-11-14
Chest
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until she reached the age limit OF 16.
After that the girl went to live with
relatives who were barely able to
make ends meet themselves. The
girl had lost a forearm in An acci-
dent.
The nurse. through other Chest
agencies, arranged for the girl to
get an artificial arm and then
secured a small job for her. The
girl. an asset to the family now, felt
that she had place in society.
Miss Bowling explained that she
had selected that story to illustrate
how visiting nurses going in to do
the primary health Job, utilize other
Chest agencies for the social needs
Of their patients.
Chairmen Make Reports.
Thomas P. Morgan, jr., chairman
Of the Advance Gifts Unit. reported
for his unit total Of $282 ,799 from
337 gifts, amounting to 5428 per
cent Of the units 1921 900 quota.
Two units missed reaching the
44A per cent set as the fourth day
goal by only fraction. They were
the Governmental Unit, for which
Vice Chairman Alvin w. Hall re-
ported 45,085 pledges for 1894 TIP SO,
or 4376 per cent Of its quota, and
the Metropolitan Unit, for which
Aaron Goldman, chairman OF area
&c, reported a total of $87,249.77
from 1859 contributors for 43.4 per
cent OF its quota.
John E. Parker, chairman of the
group solicitation section of the
Advance Gifts Unit, won the daily
gift OF flowers and also made the
Group Solicitation Unit report. The
units workers have brought in a
total of 6,620 pledges for $118, ,481.15,
amounting to 2615 per cent OF
quota.
DR.. w. A. Collins, Silver Spring
Chairman in the Suburban Unit,
reported for his unit a total of 673
gifts for $9,1l7.35 or 1888 per cent
of quota.
The second report for the Capital
Unit, as presented by Campaign
Chairman Chauncey G.. Parker, jr.,
brought the unit to 2154 per cent
of its quota through 258 pledges
for $l,72347.
In addition to the guest speak
ers and those reporting for units
the platform guests included Mrs
A. c. Oliphant, vice-chairman OF
the Metropolitan Unit; the Rev
Charles T. Warner, rector OF St
Adams Episcopal Church, who
offered the invocation; Chest Presi-
dent Coleman Jennings; Chest
Director Herbert l.. Willett, jr.,;
Ernest G. Draper, Board of Govern
ors Of the Federal Reserve System
Benjamin w. Thoron, P. w. A
finance director and Harry p
Somerville. Willard Hotel manager
and member Of the campaign ad-
visory committee.
Departments and divisions in the
Government Unit reported yesterday
as reaching or exceeding 100 per
cent of their quotas follow: Secre-
tary's Office, Commerce Department,
E. w. Libbey, chairman, 1904 per
cent; Administrative Division, Farm
Credit Administration, r. B. Miller,
111.19; Legal Section, Public Build
ings Administration, Federal Works
Agency, B. Thompson, 105; Plan
ming and Space Control, Public
Buildings Administration, Federal
Works Agency, G. ]. Guthridge, 100;
Finance Division, Public Works Ad-
ministration, Federal Works Agency,
w. c. Denny. 182.45; National Ad-
visory Committee for Aeronautics,
John F. Victory, 156.24; Naval Rec
ords and Library, Navy Department,
H. F. Lunenburg, 1851; Surface
Printing, Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, Treasury Department,
George M. Duncan, 100.33; Paper
Custody, Public Debt Service, Treas
ury Department. Mary Howarth,
109.75; Currency Redemption, United
States Treasurer's Once, E. B. Ev-
erett, 110.90; Personnel, Admins
traitors ONCE, Veterans Admins
tration, Mrs. Patience Salisbury,
101.97; National Homes Service, Vet
erans' Administration, Van C. Mus
selman, 1866; Solicitors ONCE, Vet
erans' Administration, Col. T. j.
Frailey. 107.73; Engine Company No.
II, Fire Department, Capt. j. L.
Werheim, 10034; Fire Prevention
Division, Fire Department, G. g.
LAUDER, 122.13; Art Departmental o,
Public Schools, Ethel Bray, 100.70;
Cardozo High School, r. N. Mat
tingly, 102.3o; Macfarland Junior
High School, H. p. Stafford, 1888.