Evening star., 1941-12-04
Three Units Intensity
Drive for Chest
Victory by Monday
Attaining Quotes Would
Put $1,000, 900 Fund
Over the Top

Pointing for a complete victory
by the final report meeting Mon
day, Community Chest campaign
workers in the Government depart
ments and business establishments
are pressing forward for sl65,00C
needed to meet their quotas 100 per
cent.
The Federal Government Unit
with only about $50 out OF $50
divisions reporting quotas reached
lacks about sS2 $50, or 9.72 per cent
of its s838.00O quota.
Group Solicitation Unit, which
includes business firms and en-
ployes, lacks 1899 per cent. or S73,-
ITO of its $678, 900 quota. The Dis
trict Government Unit is II per cent,
or S12,600 short Of its goal.
John A. Reilly. chairman of the
Metropolitan Unit which already
has passed its quota by $3.50. sent
message to his volunteers urging
them to continue working regard
less of their high percentages Of
achievement.
You are not working for quotas"
he said.
Working for the Needy.
You are carrying on in order
that We shall not fail our aged peo-
pie, our orphaned children. the sick
and afflicted, the little children who
need hospital or convalescent care.
Every dollar by which you in
crease your results between now and
the final report day, next Monday
will provide that much more help for
distressed human beings in this COM
munity."
Mr.. Reilly sent congratulations
and keep on working" to the follow
ing team captains who have already
reported more than 125 per cent of
Chest results for which they were
aiming:
Residential section: Mrs. Oliver
Mckee, Mrs. w. H. Steinbauer, Mrs.
l.. B. Brubaker, Miss Bertha Marsh,
Mrs. Frederick Shelton. Mrs. Donald
IL davenport, Ml Nildl lCS Ddlf ,
Mrs. Julian I. Richards, Mrs. Roger
Robb. Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr and
Robert H. Grimm.
Business Section: J. Edward Bur-
roughs, jr.: John Lewis Smith, jr.;
Robert H. Ross and Robert T. High
field.
Montgomery County: Donald
Bowie. ir.: Mrs. Douglas Diamond
Mrs. William J. Norfleet, Mrs
Howell L. LeMotte. Mrs. Jerome
Barnard, Mrs. Albert C. Walker,
Mrs. Thomas Creighton. jr.: Mrs.
Fred Stohlman and Mrs. Hunter
Davidson.
Other Teams Reach Quotas.
Other Metropolitan Unit teams
which today reached 100 per cent
of quota are reported as captained
by:
Residential section: Mrs. Archi-
bald King. Mrs. Lloyd George, Mrs
Carl o. Romborg, Mrs. Charles l..
Levy, Mrs. William L. Bush, Mrs.
Frederick Feiker, Mrs. William
Foshag, Mrs. Maxwell H. Stokes,
Mrs. Jerome F. Crowley, Mrs. Levin
P Handy, Mrs. Richard B. Griffin,
Mrs. Rachel F. Deibert, Mrs. Gerard
Sheehan. Mrs. Ralph Heitmuller,
Mrs. Neville Miller, Mrs. A. E. Gott-
shall, Mrs. J. Raymond Hoover,
Mrs. Edwin Yates, Mrs. Gregory
Prince, Mrs. George Y. Wheeler, I'd !;
Mrs. Peter Belin, DR.. Peter F. Florey
Mrs. Henry Matchett, Mrs. Charles
D. Carroll, Mrs. Ladder Mackall,
Mrs. Albert E. Steinem, Mrs. Henry
King, Mrs. John T. Bissell, Mrs.
Earl Lee, Mrs. Fred J. Bashwitz.
Mrs. Richard Meyer, Mrs Samuel
HorvitZ, Mrs. Ivan H. Sims, Mrs.
Michael Harris, Mrs Earl l.. Gore,
Mrs. Edward Walsh. G. Leslie
Schafer, George F. Hoover. Maj.
F. F. Fox, Mrs. Malcolm j. Turton,
Miss Alice Leigh Byars, J. w.
Martin. Mrs. E. j. Kaiser, Mrs
Frank Vermillion, Gather C. Actor
Mrs. Charles F. Roberts and Mrs.
Alma Allen.
Business section: Norman H
Barnes. K. B. Forbes. Jack Frost
B. K. Slaughter, Mrs. Lillian Offen-
berg, Mrs. Edward Rosenblum
Caruthers Ewing, jr.; Andrew H
Wahl. Sheldon r. Fuller and
Lawrence j. Mills, jr.
Nearby Drives Nearing Top.
Predictions that suburban areas
in Maryland would be able to report
a 100 per cent response at the final
meeting were made today by leaders
of the Montgomery and Prince
Georges County volunteer forces.
The Chest drive in Montgomery
l,aolaI hu Tnhn a a.