The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Special Gifts
Group Meets
viii Solicit for
Chest and USO

Chest ond USO
With enthusiasm which should
spell success the kickoff lpay for
your own) dinner for the special
gifts committee Of the Community
Chest Uso campaign was held
Wednesday evening at Hotel Win
throp.
NJ. p. Pugh. special gifts chair
man. presided while final instruc-
tons were given the 100 workers
present who are 10 solicit givers
who win give SIS or more. Stress
ing the slogan for this years cam
paign, that Community strength
IL national strength" Pugh point
ed out that with a quota Of $685.
155 before them each worker has
. grave responsibility before him.
Included IN the quota Is S17.440
Tor United Service organizations.
This amount, Pugh pointed out,
q for the national USo fund. and
much less than Tacoma VIII re-
ceivs from USO by the time the
local program for service men Ia
fully establish and running.
Explains Tax Angles
Featured at the dinner was
talk by L. r. Wing. western zone
manager of the General Timber
service, who spoke on Tax Angles
to Community Chest Giving" He
explained to the workers tax ex-
emptions IN Community Chest
Uso pledges.
Although the general campaign.
with house to house solicitation
will not start until Oct. %, the
opening date for the campaign
proper. many special committees
will be starting work from now on.
according to A. II. Hooker jr.,
chest president.
Under Pugh the following men
have consented to serve as section
leaders: Norton Clapp. Kenneth
Bourke. Harry L. Blangy. Lock C.
Riehl, George H. jackson. Frank
Taylor. George r. Russell. John A.
Mueller, William c. Theda and
Hugo Z. Ferber.
Select Personnel
Each Of the above section lead
ers have secured the following per-
sonnet:
Clapp A. L. Rabbit. A. Fl.
Brouse. C. T. Mcintyre, Axel Ok
holm. John Prins. Eugene A. White,
A. r. Whitman. ]. ]. Kaufman,
Reno odlin.
Brouse-Baxter r. Ball. Fred L.
Chairman, Bonnie Cram, Jerome
J. Darling. ]. Paul Graft. Charles
B. Hurley Jr., DR.. Lawrence Nc
Nerthney, T. Harbine Monroe, C.
]. Pessemier.
Blangy - Richard A. Blundell,
Frank T. Calender, r. w. Cob
ientx, z. ]. Enright, 4. L. Griffin,
Charles d. Hunter jr.. Robert T.
knight Gerald Longstreth. Ed
ward p. Richards.
Ferber-C. L. Copeland, A. L.
Lee. Guy r. Pierce. Stanton War
burton. Joe Long Jr.. William
Cakes. Frank Worden, William X.
Yost and A. B. Comfort.
Riehl - Lyman v. Hall. Dave
Peterson. Byron Scott, Charles T.
Pearson, Roe Z. Shaub, Henry
Shaw. Allan H. Browne. Thomas
s. Henderson. John d. Wells, DR..
John verhalen and DR.. Benjamin
Terry.
jackson - William c. Deering.
Merton Elliot. Ebert II. Forbes,
Farlin B. Nye, Irving Thomas.
George D. Poe. Leon Titus. II. Z.
Warren and w. Gerald Bot.
Tsyior-Paul w. Billings, Nathan
Lynn. J. A. Mcleod. DIR. Thomas
B. Murphy, z. Z. searles. Harry
A. d. Smith, William L. Whitney.
]. Z. Burkey and Morris Kleiner.
RussenNChauncey B. Baxter. w.
4. Dtfford, N. o. Cruver. Edw.
Jansen, l. B. Burnett. Fred Kar-
len. e. B. King. Reuben Carlson
and John S. Baker.
Mueller - Hilton Gardner, Ken
meth Janeck. Lyle Lemley. James
II. March, Salem Nourse. ]. C.
Shapiro. Gerry waechter. Henry
p. Brown, 8. Davis Marsh and
Corydon Wagner.
nheda-Douglas L. Barlow. Ar
thur H. Bassett, Harold !. Davis,
John Goldsbury. J. c. Haley.
Palmer Kennedy. A. w. Taylor,
Harm Warwick and PAM Shafer