Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1929, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY JUNE 12, 1929 POOLE AGAIN TAKES - CHEST LEADERSHIP Banker Agrees to Direct D. C. | Charity Campaign for An- other Year. John Poole, president of the l"edual} American National Bank, who served as chairman of the Washington Com- Munity Chest campaign committee this year, has accepted the chairmanship for the campaign for funds to fill the Chest budget for 1930. The campaign, to carry on the work of the member agencies of the Chest for next year, will be conducted from November 29 to | December 9 next In accepting the chairmanship for the next campaign Mr. Poole declared he would exert every effort to make the campaign a success Mr. Poole’s statement is as follows: “This year we have a background. We can point to the successful, economical operation of the Community Chest, and | its systematic manner of taking care of the charitable and character-build- ing needs of the city. “We face a greater task this year than that of our first campaign. ‘The city has grown and the needs of the various organizations affiliated with the Chest have grown with it. Also, we expect additions to our list of or- iganizations this year, as all agencies (doing active relief work for individuals or families, and which are indorsed by the District of Columbia charities in- {dorsement committee, have been invited to join the Chest. We anticipate that a | number of them will accept the invita- |tion before July 1, the last date on {which applications for membership can be received. “Our greater task is going to call for ncreased effort on every worker as- sociated with the cause the Chest rep- {resents. Every person in every section of the city must be seen and given an opportunity to contribute to this move= ment. Our army of workers must be augmented by a number of recruits, and the Chest must be filled. Knowing |Washington, I am sure that our efforts |will be crowned with success, and I ap- preciate more than I can say the honor of being requested to lead this great eampaign once more.” | Frederic A. Delano, president of the Community Chest, expressed satisfac- tion at Mr. Poole's acceptance of the j ehairmanship. NOLAN HAS SMALL LEAD . IN 5TH MINNESOTA RACE i e !@vercomes Early Vote for Arch Coleman With Eight Pre- cinets Out. g By the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, = June 11.—Lieut. Gov. W. I Nolan today overcame the lead of Arch Coleman, former post- master, in the four-cornered race for the Republican nomination for Repre- sentative in Congress from the fifth Minnesota_district. With 254 of the 262 precincts reported, Nolan had a lead of 82 votes. His total was 23,307, compared with | ‘The other two | 23,225 for Coleman. candidates were far in the rear. The | vacancy in Minnesota’s representation was caused by the resignation of Rep- resentative Walter H. Newton to become a secretary to President Hocver. POST FOR DR. LAWRENCE. ATLANTA, Ga, June 12 (#).—An- nouncement that Dr. John Benjamin Lawrence of Kansas City, Mo., has ac- cepted the executive secretaryship of the home mission board of the Southern Baptist Convention was made here yes- terday by Rev. Louis D. Newton, vice president of the board. He will take charge of the work July 15. Dr. Lawrence succeeds Dr. B. D. Gray, who retired from the executive secre- taryship last year. From that time until the recent meeting of the board Dr. Arch C. Cree of Atlanta acted as execu- I Aids Chest Again l | JOHN POOLE. | THANKS SENT SCHACHT. | Berlin Commerce Chamber Praises Work at Paric Parley. BERLIN, June 12 (#).—The Chamber of Commerce yesterday forwarded a let- ter to Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, chief of the German delegation to the Paris repara- tions conference, thanking him for having “under most difficult conditions succeeded in protecting German in- terests against strong -opposition and | obtained several important advantages | for Germany.” | The letter added that “if the plan is accepted by the government, German industry can attack the problem of | reparations, not without worry, but also | not. without hope.” style ideas INTERNATIONAL BANK | PRAISED BY MORGAN Declares It Is Solution of Many Problems Arising Out of World War. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 12.—J. P. Morgan Monday issued a statement praising the bank for international settlements as “a great instrument for the promo- ton of world peace.” Mr. Morgan recently returned from Paris, where he was an American dele- gate to the reparations conference. Ex- perts at the conference suggested or- ganization of “an international bank of settlement” in which reparations peyments will be made “It is the one thing which the con- ference was able to discover which | would solve the international problems arfimz out of the war,” Mr. Morgan | said. Mr. Morgan declined to discuss the scope that would be outlined for the institution at the outset or the organi- zation meeting of the bank committee which may be held in July. He said this would be announced by his col- leagues on the experts’ committee when they returned to America. Mourn Suicide of Screen Star. MOSCOW, June 12 (#).—Motion pic- ture fans throughout Soviet Russia yesterday mourned the suicide of Viadi- mir Fogel, 28-year-old star, who had played leading parts in such films as “Within the Law,” “A Doll With Mil- lions” and “Salamandra.” He recently suffered a nervous breakdown and was placed in a sanatorium. He disappeared |7 and was found hanging in a neighbor- ing forest. 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