Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1935, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1935. Be A Good Neighbor 10" Johnnie “I am Johnnie, your ncighbor. I have known the pain and the anguish of the Sick—and so I plead for them, whether they be children or grown-ups. It is a terrible thing to be sick, or to have a loved one sick, and not have the money to pay for their care. "G I v E “Do you know that 2,971 little children (whose Daddies, like Once a lear mine, could not pay), received the medical care they needed i 7 - thru your Chest gifts last year? fil all the qm “Do you know that 32,951 destitute men, women and children NDV.V'l]‘tn ao’ were taken care of by visiting nurses—thru your gifts, last year? “Do you know that 134,539 visits to clinics and dispensarics were made by the Sick (who could not pay) in search of medical care, last year? Your Chest gifts made them well again. B Needed for 1936—$1,877,900 Be a Good Neighbor, GIVE (1007, for Chest Agencies) | Be a Better Neighbor, GIVE (209 more | for the Relief We'll Have to Face) 65 Community Chest Agencies Helped 135,000 Needy in the Past 12 Months. Little Children, the Homeless Aged, destitute Men and Women, the Sick, the Hopeless, the Hungry . . . 135,000 of them . .. were aided by Washington's 65 Chest Welfare Agencies, These 19 Agencies Guard the Health b o, 196 mondd ndoed o dark: 924 dreary, if you failed them now. of theNeedy—Thru Your Gifts to the Conzalescent Homes (nr children who wouldn’t hate a c ¢ to get well at home—are supported “Do you know 71,326 days’ care in hospitals were furnished the Sick (who could not pay) thru your Chest gifts, last year? “I plead for these Sick—men, women and little children, who are your neighbors. Won't you help them get well, again?” Community Chest! Ghild Welfare Society Children's Country Home Children’s Hospital Christ Child Society Columbia Hospital for Women Emergency Hospital 93¢ Out of Every Community Chest Dollar Spent Directly For Human Needs . . . Free hospitalization and care for those unable to pay—possible through your gifts. Episcopal Eve, Ear and Throat Garfield Memerial Hospital Georde Washington Hospital Georgetown Hospital Instructive Visiting Nurses National Homeopathie Hospital Social Hygiene Society Providence Hospital Washington Heart Association St. Ann's Infant Asylum Summer Outings Committes Central Admitting Buresu Washington Institute for Mental Hygiens + Without YOUR Chest gifts, these Free clinics for chlidren meeding dental or other attention—because of your gifts. Let us repeat—that 93c out of every dollar you contribute to your Community Chest is spent directly (by Washington’s Chest Welfare Agencies) for Washington people who NEED these 65 different types of serviée. Only 7c of your dollar is spent for the cost of giving such service. Your volunteer Chest army of 5,500 Washingtonians makes this low cost possible. Crumbs from Your Loaf “Your Loaf” is your income, the reward for the work of your hands, or brain, in money. A few crumbs from YQUK LOAF will bring the light of Health to the eyes of little Sick-caring organizations could not ‘carry on’—as they do, day, after day, night after night! Without YOUR Chest gifts the Sick—men, women and chil- dren—who are unable to pay, could receive no care ! children, security to the aged and desolate, comfort to the sick, pesce to the infirm, courage to the despondent. Visiting Nurse care in destitute homes—made pos- 1f you make $100 & month, can’t you spare 50c & month? sible through your gifts, (A crumb from your loaf) If you make $150 & month, can’t you spare $1 & month? (A widow’s mite) If you make $200 s month, can’t you spare $2 & month? (Bring comfort to the sick) If you make $300 & month, can’t you spare $4 & month? (For little children) And s0 en—according to the size of your loaf. Hospital care for children whose purents canmot pay—made possible by your gifts. Commumh] Chest > ; "‘