Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1928, Page 12

COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE PLANS GIVEN Aspinwall Statement Outlines Preliminary Work to Get Contributions. As secretary of the orga mittee of the Washington Commu Chest, Clarence A. Aspinwall announced vesterday that in preparation for the forthcoming preliminary work of the committee a statement had been formu- lated giving the reas it is tended 8 community cl Washington and hel who furnish th The statemen on with a cor thousands of customary the next fow days, ar the platform on which t will ask for the s Explanatory Statement. In an exp behalf of the on proposed for oration having many of zations inc would be to givers their giving to the total the sums to be preferred particular ag: Interested in needs. Designation of Agency. The name of the amount donated forwarded by the chest the agencies concerned and the cor- rasponding amounts will be included in the payments from the chest treasury during the year involved “But an even greater source of satis- | faction is found in the fact that a larger | portion of the amounts given to the chest agencies will go into actual human ! service than under the present plan of separate appeals. It is found that the everage cost of solicitation under the present plan of separate campaigns is at least 15 per cent of the total raised. From the experience of the more than 300 cities now operating on the chest plan, it can be stated that the cost of such solicitation cannot be more than | & haif of that per cent. his gift is to be u guch givers w will be at once Bus Driver's Wife Sues Mrs. Ida Ruth OIliff, 4514 Fifth Street, has fiied suit for absolute divorce from Charles P. OIiff, bus driver for | the Washington Railway and Electric Co. They were married March 31, 1912 at Alexandria and have three children. The wife charges cruelty threats and misconduct EDUCATION COMMERCIAL ART Interior Decoration Costume Design Ask for New Catalogue Livingstone Academy | 1517 R L. Ave. North 9434 | 28 Years in Washington ! P sssessstscsse National échool Fine & Applied Art FELIX MAHONY. Director Interior Decoration, Costume Design Commercial Art, Poster, Color Dynamic Symmetry Professional, Cultural, Fundamental Courses, Personal Instructien Children's Saturday Morning Classes Day and Night Classes Connecticut Avenue & M 1747 Rhode Island Ave. NORTH 1114 sessssessrssssessssocsssses e i The Abbott School Of Fine & Comm Day and Evening Classes | Children’s Saturday Class Teacher Training Course Fall Term Opens October 1xt Ask for Catalog ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Concise but comprehensive course Tor earrest, ambitious young men Theory and practice closely inter woven in classraom and labora Yory. 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The events wil occur bi-week- on Wednesday and Thursdav eve- nings at Central Community Center. Thirteenth and Clifton streets. For the Richard Burton will talk ger Generation Speaks.” Burton will come Daisy Jean, November 14; Sydney Thompson December 5; Henry Turner Bailey, De- cember 20; Norman Angall, Janua Flonzaley Quartet, January 17; Dr. | Bruno Roselli. February 7: Will Durant, February 21; Dr. Harlow Shapley, | March 6: Thornton Wilder, March 27 Mail orders should be sent, includ- ing check, to the Community Institute of Washington, Franklin Administra- S5.acre campus tion Building, Thirteenth and K streets ad the / fine g vm= The advisory board of the institute | nasium and athletic fields are oppor- is headed by Prederic A. Delano a8 |iyniviec jor robust health. Fo» chairman. t izl e 7 b irman € vear preparatory course provides EDUCATIONAL. | intensive traming for college. Ac W ¢ "Q v credited. Individual attention. Golf, MRS. 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Silver cups and bronze medals will | be awarded to the winners of the Dis- | trict miniature aireraft. tournament im- | mediately following the local finals to the auspices of the community center department of public schools. Both senjor and junior contests will | be run off at the same time and the names of the winners will be sent to | the national committee, headed by | Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Orville Wright. If their records are approved they will qualify for entry into the na- tional finals, October 5 and 6 The medals and cups to be awarded i\\)ll be on display in the windows of R. Harrls & Co.. 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