Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1930, Page 22

. The task of filling the COMMUNITY CHEST for 1930 10 days in which to establish your claim to the title «GOOD CITIZEN” Once more YOUR FELLOW CITIZENS are coming to YOU with the one appeal to which you cannotsay “No.” Your Banker, your Doctor, your Pastor, your Lawyer, high Executives of your Government; all are laying aside their personal interests for these ten days in order to ensure the success of Washington’s GREATEST CIVIC ENTER- PRISE. They will come to you, not with prophecies and promises of things to be done, BUT WITH A RECITAL OF GREAT THINGS AL- READY ACCOMPLISHED, You, yourself, have seen the results of PLACING THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE . CITY’S WELFARE ORGANIZA- TIONS ON A SOUND BUSINESS BASIS. Results accomplished by THE COMMU- NITY CHEST in its first year are so obvious that no well-informed citizen of Washington can help seeing them. NEVER BEFORE HAVE THE WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS OF THE CITY BEEN SO ADEQUATELY FINANCED OR AC. COMPLISHED SO MUCH. So we are not trying, in this advertisement, to “sell” you THE COMMUNITY CHEST, for it has “sold” itself to every thinking Washing- tonian. We are simply giving you advance notice that the Chest Workers are coming to see you, and bespeaking in their behalf, the cordial reception and response which the cause they represent merits. begins tomorrow Officers President Frederic A. Delano Vice Presidents Mrs. Whitman Cross E. C. Graham j Rudolph Jose rd Arthur May, & Kelly, Miller g Julius I, Peyser Treasurer Federal American National Bank Secretary Clarence A. Aspinwall - Director Elwood Strest |, Ty Executive Committee * =~ , ° Clarence A. Aspinwall George Hewitt Myers Maurice Bisgyer Newbold Noyes fi Mrs. Frederick H. i Broaks Julius I, Peyser & Dwight Clark b el ‘ COO;‘:,K"“'“ Rev. John O'Grady, #' Mrs. Whitman Cross John Poole Frederic A. Delano Mrs. W. A. Roberts. « C. Graham C. Melvin Sharpe _ ° Rudolph Jose Corcoran Thom ¢ Kelly Miller Walter S. Ufford & Budget Committee Corcoran Thom, Chairman Mrs. John Jay Margaret R. Fox O’Connor Morris Gewirz Mrs. Charles A. _ Dr. Charles P. Neill Goldsmith Mrs. Coralie F. Cook Allen Pope W. W. Everett Wayne Kendrick E. D. Shaw William L. Simon Lyon Montgomery Mrs. David Potter Joseph H. Himes James A, Councilor Lisle Burroughs Robert V. Fleming Frank Hight % E. C. Graham k- Hugh Thrift Henry W. Sohon Harry King Willard C. Smith D. N. Burnham Dwight Clark %, Campaign Committee John Poole, Chairman Special Gifts Committee Newbold Noyes, Chairman Elwood Street, Secretary * Group Solicitation Unit Frank R. Jelleff, Chairman Linn C. Drake, Secretary, 4 Mebropolitan Unlé " Merritt O. Clinnes, i~ i Chairman 35— Leonard De Gast, " Secretary SRt Publicity Unit - C. Melvin Sharpe, 7 Chairman Harry Hites, Secretary ¢ Speakers’ Unit William C. Sullivan,, 7 an Gertrude Taft, Secretary Information Unit Mrs. John J. O'Connor, Chairman F, Mrs. W. A. Roberts, Secretary Auditing Unit Raymond Marx, Chairman Andrew Landrus, Secretary Rating Committee Clarence A. Aspinwall, Chairman Quota Revision Austin S. Imirie Committee Assistant Director Lisle Burroughs . . . more money is needed this year . . . because motre agencies have been added . . . 75 appeals . . . Give once for all This advertisement space is being : s 1 : ] “Give th WOfktr zroziz The Community Chest Suk il uted by Norman C. Kal, Advertising of WASHINGTON, D. C. o o minures”