Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1931, Page 7

v THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1931. * A7 1 HOLY NAME PASTOR URGES CHEST A Father Dowling Warns Mem- bers Not to Credit Criticism of Its Work. Support for the Community Chest | was urged yesterday by Rev. John W. Dowling, pastor of Holy Name Church, in a speech before the quarterly meet- ing of the Society of St. Vincent de Paui Tather Dowling described the Chest as “the most constructive force intro- duced into the community in my time.’ He warned the members not to credit persons who make unfavorable comment concerning the Chest's work. He said every question raised against the Chest could be answered clearly and concise- v by the proper authorities. Cou cannot love God unless you love your neighbor,” Father Dowling said. “I don't mean your son or your dau ter or even your immediate friends." added, “but your neighbor throughout the city who has no one else to for him. You can do this or at I manifest your love for your neighbor through the Community Chest. In its gentlemanly, Christian way it is doing | more good than any other agency tha ever came into the city.” Elwood Street, Chest director, said that in two vears there will be a cel bration of the centenary of the found- ing of the Society of St. Vincent de | Paul in Paris by Freceric Ozanan. and that 300 years ago St. Vincent himself | Was active as the patron of all Catholic charities. | Mr. Street said the Chest would need | widespread co-operation to reach its goal of $2,601,000. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Rain this after- noon. cloudy and colder tonight: tomor- | Tow fair, colder; fresh west and north- | west winds | Maryland—Rain this afternoon and | possibly - early tcnight, slightly colder | tonight; tomorrow fair. colder: fresh to | strong southwest shifting to west and northwest winds, Virginia—Cloudy and colder tonight, | preceded by rain on the co tomor- row partly cloudy and colc southwest shifting to fresh to st west and West ! and much ! colder 1t. preceded by rain in )"'d(l\ and east portions; tomorrow fair, colder Report for Last 48 Hours. Temperature. Bar-meter. Degrees Inches. .. 83 29.97 60 58 . 64 3 neon. Year ago. .. 51,2:00 a.m. Yearago Tide Tables (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. Tomorrow. High ....oo0. 10852 mM 12:03a.m Low & . 6:07am 6:56 2 TOW. ..., 16227 pim, The Sun and Moon. Lowest ... Sun, today... 7 Sun, tomorrow 7:19 Moon, today .. 11:29am. 10:13 pm. 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