Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1935, Page 6

PHILLIPS INDORSES GOODWILL DRIVE Undersecretary of State Tells of Benefits of Work-, Relief Move. Undersecretary of State William Phillips today indorsed the Goodwill Industries campaign under way here to provide privately organized work- relief for some of Washington's unem- ployed. A letter from Phillips, accompanied by a contribution, was read at a lunch- eon meeting at which campaigners re- ported more than $2,500 in donations. Tells of Experience. “Some years ago,” Phillips wrote, *strenuous efforts were made in New England to stimulate interest in the spread of Goodwill Industries. I be- ‘came chairman of a representative group of men and women who under- took to encourage these efforts and to set up State committees for the same purpose. I have noted with a great deal of interest that there is a move- ment on foot to establish in the Dis- trict ‘Goodwill Industries of- Washing- ton,’ and being convinced, by my association with the New England movement, that this is one of the best means of alleviating unemployment through work relief, I am delighted to express my good wishes to you and your fellow workers and to contribute to the cause.” Daughters of the American Revolution, their friends and officials of the Washington City Orphan Asylum were entertained yesterday at a tea in commemoration of the 120th anniversary of the institution’s founding. G _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1935, U. 5. SEIZES RING OF ELAINE BARRIE Admirer of John Barrymore Pays $3,200 on Gift From Cuba. By the Associated Press. The Treasury said today that Elaine Barrie, 19-year-old admirer of John Barrymore, had paid the Govern- ment $3,200 for failing to declare a diamond ring she brought into this country after a trip with the actor ure to declare is detected.” Officials did not volunteer the in- formation, but confirmed it in re- sponse to questions asked by reporters seeking to verify a report. Barrymore has just been divorced by Dolores Costello, the actress. With her mother, Miss Barrie was & guest aboard the 53-year-old actor's yacht Infanta when it cruised to Havana Jast May. Airways Passenger. On June 6, Treasury spokesmen said, she arrived in Miami as a passenger of Pan-American Airways. “The Customs Bureau received in- formation that she had brought in a diamond ring which she had not declared for duty,” an official nar- FRESH NUTS! CHILDREN’S SWIMMING CLASS SATURDAY AT 10 AM. 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Given Money for Fine. ‘What is more, the young woman added, John Barrymore gave her- the money to pay the fine because “you see, the ring was my engegement ring mmm " “Mr. Barrymore gave me the ring in Havana last June just 8 few days before I returned to the United States,” ., “It was at a dinner have been 20 or 25 peopie there.” Miss Barrie sald she had had no intention of evading payment of duty on the ring, but had simply “forgotten about it.” ‘When the Government ealled her attention to the ovemsight, she said, she got in touch with Barrymore and he gave her the money to redeem the ring. ———————————————————— ACCIDENT INSURANCE and all forms of Insurance J. Biaise de sibour & Co. INSURANCE BROKERS 1700 Eye St. N.W. NAtL 1673 THE BACTERIAL COUNT OF YOUR MOUTH IS... Seated with the children, residents of the asylum, are Mrs. George Madden Grimes, State regent, District of Columbia Society, D. A. R.; Mrs, Huston Thompson, first director of the board of managers at the asylum, and Miss Estelle Meese, superintendent of the orphanage. Closely affiliated with the orphanage for many years, one loul chapter of the D. A, R. is named for the in- The Undersecretary’s letter was ad- dressed to Mrs. Cabot Stevens, a ‘Women's Committee worker. Com- menting on it, Emest H. Daniel, gen- eral campaign chairman, said of Phil- SPECIAL! FRIDAY TO MONDAY SELECTED CHOICE lips: “No man in Washington, official or otherwise, has had so wide and inten- sive an experience of Goodwill Indus- tries. For many years he was per- sonally identified with the Boston project, the first link in the chain of Goodwill Industries, which now num- bers more than 100 projects in Ameri- can and foreign cities, arranging State committees, as well as a conference of Governors of the New England States. It was during this time that Mr. Phillips was instrumental in the establishment of Goodwill Industries in many European cities. No indorse- ment of our project could be more sincere and valuable.” Workers Congratulated. H. C. Corpening, District rehabili- tation director and member of the Goodwill Council here, congratulated campaign workers on having collected $2.500 in special gifts and additional smaller gifts ranging from a few dol- lars to more than $50. A contribu- tion of $500 from the Talma L. Smith Bible Class of the Mount Vernon M. E. Church to purchase shoe-repairing machinery and one of $350 from an anonymous donor to buy a truck to distribute bags for collection of cast- off clothing, furniture, shoes and other articles were reported lo the meeting. 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