Evening star., 1952-10-26
Agency Aides
To Be Feted at
Chest Session
Report Luncheon
Tuesday Seeks to
Top 1851 Goal

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Staff members of the Red
Feather agencies of the Commun-
ity Chest making up the Fedora
ton in the Washington area will
be special guests at fund cam
paign report luncheon at 1920
pm. Tuesday at the Washington
Hotel.
The staff workers are charged
with directing the basic health,
welfare and recreation programs
provided through funds raised in
the annual Chest campaigns.
This years Community Chest
USO Campaign seeks $4,15O,00O
for the 102 Red Feather agencies
and the USO and other United
Defense Fund services.
Reported through last week were
collections totaling $1,896, 1861. Is
or 1870 per cent of the goal.
The objective to be exceeded
at the Tuesday luncheon is the
1881, ,41O.63 which had been
raised at the comparable report
session in last years campaign
That was 1892 per cent of the
goal a year ago. $4,050.0O0.
Good Margin Anticipated.
Campaign officials predicted that
the approximately $4,000 differ
ence would be exceeded by a COM
Portable margin when Tuesdays
reports were totaled.
Mrs. Donald C. Beatty of the
executive committee Of the Recre-
alton and Group Work Section
Of United Community Services will
speak briefly on Red Feather serv-
ices for youth development.
Tomorrow will be Red Feather
Day in Fairfax County. 1t was
proclaimed officially by the County
Board of Supervisors and the
Mayors of Falls Church, Fairfax.
Herndon, Vienna and Clifton.
Some 1900 team workers. un-
der the campaign chairman. 1t.
Col. John G. Roylance. plan to
cover every home within the 86
square miles of the county for a
Community Chest-USO pledge.
In Groveton, a community of
500 homes near Mount Vernon,
Girl Scouts will baby sit while 10
young mothers headed by Mrs.
Stanley Kasper and Mrs. Ralph
Hoffmaster solicit donations from
door to door.
Full Cooperation Asked.
Ministers and school teachers
have been asked to announce Red
Feather Day and explain it's sig
nif1cance. Col. Roylance has called
for the fullest cooperation from
prospective donors and campaign
workers.
"The civic-minded spirit in
which our team workers wage this
annual campaign is one which
commends itself to all of us who
want to hold high our community'S
health, welfare and youth stand
ards" he said.
Red Feather Oscars" and cer-
tif1cates of award have been pre-
sented for 100 per cent participa-
ton or quota fulfillment to the
following firms by the Business
Professional Unit:
Business I Group with more
than Is employes)-Good Humor
Ice Cream Co., H. w. Clark, key
man; Bruce Hunt, Inc, Louis
Moses: George A. Simonds g. Co.,
Miss Margaret Higgins; Kent Jew
elry Co., Orville I. Alexander;
Union Pacific Railroad, J. R.
Henderson; American Storage Co.,
William Huss. jr.: Frank S. Phil
lips Co., j. Hyatt McCeney, and
First Federal Savings & Loan AS
ISOLATION. F. Rust Bishop.
Also. District Agency Co.,
Rudolph Jose; Clary Multiplier
Co., William Wooton; National
Cash Register Co., Rex Firkins;
Florence Crittenton Home, Mrs.
Alma LaRue; Jewish Social Serv-
ice Agency, Mrs. Mildred Jaffe;
Washington Institute of Mental
Miss Anne Hawvermale;
Southwest House, James Lewis;
Christ Child Society, William
Barr; Friendship House, Mrs.
Young; George Wash
ington University Hospital, Fred
A. Menk; Washington Board of
Trade. Bruce Bryan, and Group
disqualification, Miss Nell Bailey.
Business II Group with less
than Is employes)-William H.
Riley, captain of Team 816, with
a quota percentage Of 1926. Mr.,
Riley received an oscar" for the
fourth successive year.
Professional Unit-Dr. William
Michaeis, dentist, with ITO per
nnnt