Evening star., 1939-09-10
Chest Leaders
Will Set.GoaI
Wednesday
Effect of War
On Campaign Also
Will Be Studied

to be sought as a goal during the
Community Chest campaign, No
vember to %, and other items.
Among other topics to be consid-
cred will be the possible effect OF
the European war on the local cam
paign. Chauncey G. Parker, Jr.,
chairman of both committees and
leader of the campaign forces, will
preside.
A plea to mobilize for human
needs-not for human destruction,
contained in a message from George
E. Vincent, acting president OF the
national organization of Community
Chests and Councils, Inc, Is to be
read at the meeting.
Care of the sick. provisions and
safeguards for idle time, family
counseling, guidance and protection
of the young, every necessity above
sheer subsistence, the things that
make life livable, will be in war
time, even as now, the responsibility
OF private agencies" Mr.. Vincent de-
clares in his message Never more
than now must those who are strong
come to the aid of the handicapped
and impoverished" he added.
All Unit Leaders Included.
All Chest campaign unit leaders,
now engaged in building up volun-
teer forces for the November cam
paign, form the main body OF the
Campaign Committee, scheduled to
attend Wednesdays meeting. Those
expected to attend are:
Mr.. Parker, general campaign
chairman Herbert L. Willett, jr..
director of the Chest, and Randolph
G. Bishop, assistant director of the
Chest.
Advance Gifts Unit-Thomas P.
Morgan, jr.. chairman; Charles Car
roll Glover, jr.: John c. Folger,
Richard H. Wilmer, Paul D. Sleeper,
j. Walter Bogley and John Parker.
Group Solicitation Unit-Charles
b. Dulcan, sr., chairman; Arthur G.
Newmyer. vice chairman, and Ber-
nard F. Kelly. secretary.
Metropolitan Unit-W. w. Wheeler.
chairman; Edward S. Pardoe, vice
chairman; Mrs. A. c. Oliphant, vice
chairman, and George H. Pennell,
jr.. secretary.
Governmental Unit-Brig. Gen.
Frank T. Hines. chairman; Frank
A. Birgfeld, vice chairman; Brig.
Gen. Albert L. Cox, vice chairman
of speakers; Assistant Secretary of
Commerce j. Monroe johnson, vice
chairman; j. Austin Latimer, special
assistant to the Postmaster General,
vice chairman; John E. Upp, vice
chairman, and Clarence E. Carter,
secretary.
Capital Unit-Nathan A. Dobbins.
chairman, and Mrs. Carol Carson
Williston, vice chairman.
Meetings Committee-C. Chester
Caywood, chairman, and w. o. Hilta-
bidle, secretary.
Audit Unit-James A. Councillor,
chairman, and Millard T. Charlie
ton, assistant chairman.
Publicity Unit-Earl A. Nash.
chairman; Bruce R. Allen, vice
chairman, and Beatrice Hodgson,
secretary.
Speakers Bureau-J. S. Gorrell,
chairman, and Francis S. Austell,
secretary.
Suburban Unit-Donal Lee Cham
berlin, chairman; Col. Christopher
B. Garnett, vice chairman, and Fred
c. Spaulding, secretary.
Members of Advisory Committee.
The 70 members of the Campaign
Advisory Committee and who have
promised cooperation and their
time in standing by" during the
approaching Chest campaign are:
Mr.. Parker, chairman; Francis G.
Addison, jr., president, Security Saw
ings & Commercial Bank; Clarence
A. Aspinwall, president, Security
Storage Co.; Daniel w. Bell, assist
ant to the Secretary of the Treasury;
Kenneth H. Berkeley, manager, Ma
tional Broadcasting Co.; Frank A.
Birgfeld chief clerk, Treasury De-
partment; Frederick M. Bradley,
lawyer; Harold A. Brooks, vice pres
iden, Potomac Electric Power Co.;
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Harry L. Brown, Harry Butcher, vice
president Columbia Broadcasting
System; Morris Cafritz, president,
Cafritz Construction Co.: DR.. Ar
thur C. Christie James E. Colliflower,
president and treasurer, James E.
Collifower Co.; Paul B. Cromelin,
lawyer; Dwight F. Davis, John H.
Davis, vice president and general
manager, Judd g. Detwiler; William
B. Dolph, general manager, Ameri-
can Broadcasting Co.; Mrs. John
Allan Dougherty, Ernest G. Draper,
vice chairman, Board of Governors
of the Federal Reserve System; H.
Rozier Dulany, jr., lawyer; Charles
B. Dulcan, sr., vice president and
general manager, Hecht Co.; Mrs.
James Clement Dunn.
William j. Flather, jr.. president,
William j. Flather, Jr.. Inc; Robert
v. Fleming, president and chairman
Of board, Riggs National Bank; c. G.
Garman, Farm Credit Administra-
ton: Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover,
tr.; Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith, Alvin
w. Hall, director, Bureau of En-
craving and Printing; Claude E.
Hamilton, jr., general counsel, Re-
construction Finance Corp; Under
secretary of the Treasury John w.
Hanes, Commissioner Melvin c.
Hazen, Arthur HELEN, lawyer; Mrs.
James L. Houghteling, Mrs. Reginald
S. Huidekoper, Emil Hurja, business
analyst; Richard w. Hynson, invest
ment counsel, Folger Nolan g. Co.
Frank r. Jelleff, president Jelleff's,
Inc; Joseph D. kaufman. president
D. J. Kaufman. Inc; Milton w.
King, lawyer; j. Austin Latimer,
executive assistant to the Postmaster
General; Mrs. Wilson Lee, John
Locher, executive secretary, WASH
ington Building Trades Council;
Simon Lyon, lawyer; Mrs. William
j. Mackall, jr.; DR.. william Nc
Clellan, president Potomac Electric
Power Co.; Lowell Mellett, chair
man, National Emergency Council;
Edward D. Merrill, president Capital