Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1936, Page 20

A=20 ¥¥% THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1936. STANDING OF COMMUNITY CHEST UNITS AS OF OPENING DAY - AREA III—Chairman, George F. Hoover; Secretary, Morris Kiass. ‘| Division 1—Chairman, Wm. J. McNamara; Vice Chairman, Mrs. Earl L. Gore. > No. Amount Metropolitan Unit. Karl Corby, Chairman. Group Selicitation Unit. Marcy L. Sperry, Chairman. R s R Bpecial Assignments Unit. Joseph P. Tumulty, Chairman. Governmental Unit. Gen. M. W. Ireland, Chairman. Capital Unit. Col. West A. Hamilton, Chairman. $725,000.00 $8,000.00 $81,077.00 $1,969,000.00 Post Campaign Quota. Grand Total. $487,359.63 SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS UNIT. JOSEPH P. TUMULTY, Chairman. RICHARD W. HYNSON and MRS. CHARLES A. GOLDSMITH, Vice Chairmen. No. Quota. Pledges. Team Al—Captain, Mr. Harold N. Marsh. $107,000.00 Team A2—Captain, Mr. P. O. Coffin.____ 37,175.00 Team A3—Captain, Mrs. Fedora Lewis.. 63,025.00 Team A4—Captain, Mr. Wilson Compton 71,700.00 Team A5—Captain, Mr. F. Moran Mc- Conihe __;_. Team A6—Captain, My. Andrew Saul_.. Team A7—Captain, Mr. James E. Colli- flower Team A8—Captain, Mrs. Sidney F. Talia- ferro 96,000.00 54,920.00 26,000.00 86,325.00 - 24,500.00 56 36 67 59 28 47 31 67 1 Amount % of | Team Pledged. Quota. $73,795.00 23,657.00 50,600.00 41,275.00 76,225.00 31,537.00 117,302.00 61,502.00 24,623.00 68.9 63.6 80.2 575 9.4 574 66.5 1.2 100.5 $566,645.00 METROPOLITAN UNIT. 402 $400,516.00 70.6 KARL W. CORBY, Chairman. CHAUNCEY G. PARKER, Jr., Vice Chairman. AREA T—Chairman, Mrs. Cazenove Lee; Area Secretary, Miss Edna Schneider. Division 1—Chairman, Wm. Floyd Crosby. Team 111—Captain, Mrs. Wm. Floyd Crosby - $3,610.48 Team 113—Captain, Mrs. 3,992.31 Team 114—Captain, Mrs. rison.. 2,503.69 Walter J. Har- Team 115—Captain, Mrs. James P. Leake Totals, Division 1 Division 2—Chairman, Mrs. Harold D. Hynds. Team 121—Captain, Mrs, Wallace Yater. $1,164.78 Team 122—Captain, Mrs. Harry L. Grant 1,957.57 Team 123—Captain, Waldron Faulkner.. 194212 Team 124—Captain, Mrs. Addams S. Mc- —eeme 3,313.85 Team 125—Captain, Mrs. Fredericl Altemus. - Team 126—Captain, Miss Mary Callahan_ Team 127—Captain, Mrs. Wm. H. Myer.__ 4.549.15 1,623.79 2,276.57 ‘Totals, Division 2. $16,827.83 28 10 13 8 59 21 5 8 22 15 10 20 $826.00 263.00 70.00 352.00 $1,511.00 $229.50 93.00 29.00 552.00 740.50 290.00 130.00 $2,064.00 Mrs. J. Harris Franklin; Vice Chairman, Mrs. 22.88 6.59 41 14.06 19.70 4.75 149 16.28 17.86 51 1227 Division 3—Chairman, Lee D. Butler; Vice Chairman, L. T. McNamara. Team 131—Captain, Mrs. Pred G. Mitchell $2,437.98 Team 132—Captain, Mrs. Martine W. 2,435.61 615.07 2,256.46 Team 134—Captain, Harry B. Hambleton_ Team 135—Captain, Mrs. Conrad L. Wirth Totals, Division 3. -- Totals, Area I AREA II—Chairman, Col. Wm. O. Tufts; + Division 1—Chairman, L. G. Graeves. Team 212—Captain, Mrs. Gilbert Hahn_. Team 214—Captain, Mrs. E. Sonneborn. Team 216—Captain, Harry L. Horowitz. .. $3,616.00 1,938.88 4 5 19 168 3 12 21 $29.00 111.00 15.00 96.00 251.00 $3,826.00 $52.00 145.00 787.50 119 4.56 244 425 2.95 | 9.41 Area Secretary, Maurice Bisgyer. 14 7.48 1.47 2 ‘Totals, Division 1 Division 2—Chairman, Miss Alice Betty Coleman; Vice 36 $98450 6385 Chairman, Mrs. Howard A. Dewees. Team 222—Captain, Arthur O’'Dwyer.. Team 223—Captain, Wm. Weir. Team 225—Captain, Bernard Danzansky._ Totals, Division 2 $2,034.23 547.71 976.67 14 4 14 32 Division 3—Chairman, Miss Alice Betty Coleman; Vice Howard A. Dewees. Team 231—Captain, Wilfred G. Payne___ Team 235—Captain, Mrs. Maurice Bisgyer $2,304.22 978.99 Totals, Division 3. Division 4—Chairman, Mrs. Louis Kalichstein. Team 241—Captain, Mrs. Maurice Bernstein Team 242—Captain, Mrs. Myer Brenner.. Team 243—Captain, Mrs. Martin Men- $1,302.22 497.22 Totals, Division 4. 4 14 18 $519.00 30.50 234.00 $783.50 Chairman, $70.00 297.00 $367.00 $39.00 16.00 180.00 $235.00 25,51 5.57 23.96 12.89 Mrs. Division 5—Chairman, Mrs. Ethel Lamond. Team 251—Captain, Mrs. Team 252—Captain, Mrs. Arthur Lyons... Team 255—Captain, Griffin Garnett.__.. Totals, Division 5. Totals, Area II. Norman E. $1,438.51 1,542.90 671.56 $165.00 268.00 46.00 1147 17.31 $479.00 $2,849.00 17.73 685! 10.63 | | iTenln 333—Captain, Mrs. C. C. Mullady. . | Team 531—Captain, Ralph Lord. .. 16.66 | Team 313—Captain, Mrs. Laura Costen- bader. ooy eeceaeanaeeiaeaee ‘Totals, Division 1. $414.12 Division 3—~Chairman, E. M. Pusey. $347.65 ‘Totals, Division 3. 4 4 $64.00 $64.00 $15.00 $15.00 $79.00 AREA IV—Chairman, Robert W. Wilson; Secretary, Wm. H. Savin. Division 1—Chairman, George E. Harris. Team 411—Captain, Mrs. Howard 8. $2,567.90 Team 412—Captain, Herbert Johnson.. 1,635.55 Team 414—Captain, John N. Buck. . 1,605.68 Team 416—Captain, John A. Patterson 1,269.54 Team 417—Captain, Francis F. Miller.... 2,067.94 ‘Totals, Division 1. 8 17 12 13 8 $65.00 57.00 677.00 123.50 73.00 $995.50 % of 154 Division 2—Chairman, Morton H. Wilner; Vice Chairman, Wm. H. Press. Team 421—Captain, Loren Cluster. 422—Captain, Minor Hudsor 423—Captain, Harold Fangl 424—Captain, James Owens. 425—Captain, Aloysius I. Sheehan. 426—Captain, Samuel S. Kaufman. 427—Captain, Hartford E. Bealer_. 428—Captain, John S. Bleecker, jr.. 429—Captain, Jack Hayes, jr. $3,262.5¢ 1,254.49 1,110.38 2,835.83 1,737.07 1,901.01 4,265.28 2,405.13 2,801.19 Team Team Team Team Team Team Team ‘Totals, Division 2.... - $21,572.92 Division 3—Chairman, John M. Howard. Team 431—Captain, James H. Johnson. .. Team 432—Captain, W. Howenstine__ Team 433—Captain, Gordon Wiseman... Team 434—Captain, Granville Gude_ ... Team 435—Captain, Francis T. Farmer_.. Team 436—Captain, Robert H. Lewis.... $1,950.45 1,013.88 1,917.09 1.287.79 1,173.16 1,359.03 $165.00 156.00 161.60 683.00 464.00 468.50 622.00 305.50 1,069.00 $4,094.60 $234.50 335.00 390.00 45.00 702.00 217.80 5.06 12.44 14.55 24.08 26.71 24.64 14.58 12.70 38.16 18.98 ‘Totals, Division 3. $8,701.40 $1.924.30 Totals, Area IV. $7,073.90 AREA V—Chairman, Orrin Davy; Secretary, Charles M. Fyfe. Division 1—Chairman, Arthur J. Shaffer. Team 512—Captain, Miss Alyse Thume... $505.97 Team 521—Captain, Robert M. Thompson ~ $143.01 20 $158.00 $158.00 $45.00 * Totals, Division 2 Division 3—Chairman, J. Louis Gelbman. $205.79 Team 532—Captain, H. E. Simensen 649.95 6 n $45.00 $51.00 58.00 $109.00 $312.00 AREA VI—Chairman, Percy C. Brady; Secretary, Joseph Carter. Division 1—Chairman, Percy C. Brady. Team 611—Captain, Mrs. Wm. W. Riley__ Team 612—Captain, Channing S. Walker $1,101.74 1,050.78 19 3 2 $425.00 117.00 $542.00 $542.00 386 1114 1795 17.95 AREA VII—Chairman, E. Cortlandt hri.zr; Secretary, Miss Dorothy Davidson. Division 1—Chairman, Caesar L. Aiello. Team 712—Captain, Bernard J. Nees__.. Team 715—Captain, Arthur Wright. Team 718—Captain, Mrs. Arthur Wright. $3,696.56 1,340.93 542.80 ‘Totals, Division 1 Division 2—Chairman, Mrs. John A. Selby. Team 721—Captain, Mrs. H. Chotard 10 13 $308.50 312.00 3.50 $624.00 8.35 23271 6 4.70 $36800 5.79 2,152.63 68200 31.68 Team 723—Captain, Mrs. Fontaine Brad- , ley 880.16 Team 724—Captain, Mrs. Fontaine Brad- ley__ Team 725—Captain, 2,991.76 5,408.38 225.00 44250 1,616.10 25.56 14.76 2988 ‘Totals, Division 2 $17,798.90 Division 4—Chairman, Marshall Nichols. Team 741—Captain, Marshall Nichols... $1,503.52 Totals, Division 4. ‘Totals, Area VII $3,233.60 $125.00 $125.00 $1,082.60 18.73 831 831 842 snore Establishments, J. E. Steadman__. Totals, Metropolitan Unit. GROUP SOLICITATION UNIT. MARCY L. SPERRY, Chairman. AREA II—John Reilly, Charles A. Goldsmith. $18,764.50 10.19 | Section 2013—G. L. Lyon.. Section 2014—Dana Belser. Division 201—James A. Cassidy. Section 2025—T. E. Capps. Division 202—B. L. Colton. ‘Totals, Area II. ... --- $10,600.00 $7,290.00 1,200.00 $8,490.00 6,750.00 $394.83 $394.83 268 - $54,400.00 $8,884.83 16.33 | | AREA III—Harold A. Brooks. Quota. Section 3014—Edward G. Runnels....... $29,310.00 Division 301—John K. Althaus. Section 3022—H. G. Haydon.. Section 3024—G. A. Deering. Division 302—Chas. T. Clagett. Section 3031—Sam H. Hirshfeld. .. Section 3038—A. G. Russell. Division 303—Herbert J. Rich. Totals, Area (II..... AREA IV—Frederick G. Macarow, Section 4011—Russell Shel Section 4014—G. Murray Cam, Division 401—Ben A. Harlan. Section 4021—T. P. Dowd.. $5,431.00 3,625.00 $17,102.00 $2,851.00 32,700.00 2,117.00 1,209.00 10,310.00 Kindley. Section 4024—Beverley Coleman.. Section 4025—Robert W. Oliver.. Division 402—Edwin M. Graham. Section 4032—J. E. McCombs._. - $49,187.00 $4.847.00 Division 403—Charles W. O’Donnell.... $13,378.00 Section 4043—Louis F. Prick. $750.00 Section 4044—Lorenzo W. Thompson.... 723.00 Division 404 288.00 Totals, Area IV. $85,955.00 AREA V—William J. Flather, Jr. Division 5010—Prederick P. H. Siddons_.. $15,000.00 Division 5020—Chauncey G. Parker, jr.... 5,000.00 No. Amount % of 17 15 32 11 302 13 1 53 380 31 31 1 2 3 446 484 7 $1,028.00 7,187.45 352.00 50.00 225.75 $8,843.20 $324.00 $324.00 $25.00 100.00 $125.00 $10,018.70 $5,829.10 176.30 Quota. Smithsonsian Bldg. & Astrophysical Obsv., 8.19 582 12.14 195 4.80 14.04 60.98 7.30 J. U. Perkins Social Security Board. Accounts and Audits, Edward M. Tyler.. State Department. Wilbur J. Carr, C. E. MacEachran, David A. Salmon, Cyril Wynne, Anna A. O'Neill, F. D. Van Valin. Treasury Department. Wayne C. Taylor Accounts and Deposits. Accounts and Deposits (Treas- ury), Wm. T. Heffelfinger_ Disbursements, G. F. Allen. Chief Clerk’s Office. Division Number 1. Mrs, Ethel M. Waite. Coast Guard, United States. Rear Admiral R. R. Waesche_____ General Counsel and Legal Division. Herman Oliphant, R. R. Reaper. Bureau of Internal Revenue. Guy T. Helvering._ . Accounts and Collections, Alcohol Tax Unit, Edward L. Springer.. Assist. General Counsel, John W. Burrus. Income Tax Unit, Charles T. Russell_ Technical Staff, Charles E. Wolfe_ Bureau of Mint. ‘Timothy J. Quirk Procurement Division. Admiral C. J. Peoples____ Administrative, P. P. Trott. Office Management, J. H. Schaefer. Supervising Engineer, N. A. Melick Space Control, Joseph Y. Dreisonstocl Supply—Group I, W. N. Rehlaender, D. D. Hall. Supply—Group III, H. C. Maull Supply—Group IV, R. J. Queeni Supply—Group V, E. F. Inbody- - Supply—Group VI, W. M. B. Freem: ‘Totals, Area V. $25,000.00 491 $6,005.40 ‘Totals, Unit. $404,105.00 GOVERNMENTAIL UNIT. 1.100 $33,066.13 MAJ. GEN. MERRITTE W. IRELAND, Unit Chairman. Governmental Unit Agriculture. Dr. W. W. Stockberger, T. Weed Harvey, A A A Forest Service, roadbent.. Alley Dwelling Authority of Dist John Ihlder. Architect of the Capitol. David Lynn___" 32,143.00 1,695.00 4,021.00 Bureau of Air Commerce, F. R. Neely. Bureau of the Census, Oliver C. Short___ | National Bureau of Standards, Dr. Lyman ‘W. 1. Myers, F. O. Billings. Intermediate Credit, M. H. Uelsmann_._ Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Leo T. Crowley, Henry T. Ivey Federal Home Loan Beard. $725,00000 4,430 Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works, Horatio B. Hackett, H. D. Hynds Assistant Administrator, Charles 490.00 1,860.00 3911.00 2,000.00 165.00 1,055.00 : - 1,602.00 Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System. Division of Security Loans, Mrs. Florence 332.00 . A 29.965.00 Geological Survey, Dr. W. C. Mendenhall. 4,175.00 Department. Justice $39,088.38 216.00 216.00 212.00 156.00 4,896.76 52.00 692.51 4,152.25 27850 450.00 450.00 596.50 1.817.00 2,204.79 257.00 545.14 307.00 29750 106.00 203.50 488.65 208.00 208.00 85.00 299.00 299.00 5.39 033 5.04 113.36 8.09 15.23 3.06 17.22 62.90 60.41 351 13432 36.61 15.13 11.38 5245 2931 785 14.88 6424 19.29 30.16 443 92.04 25.60 1.00 716 | William S. Broughton______ John Dickinson, Ugo Carusi.. .. Anti-Trust Division, David Fields. Bureau of Prisons, Miss Isabel Smyth 11.827.00 525.00 849.00 425.00 61.50 277.50 3.59 1nm 32.69 Administrative Division, John Hill. Labor Department. Turner W. Battle, S. J. Gompers. Children’s Bureau, Mrs. Anne Shep! Office of Secretary, J. C. Watts ‘Women'’s Bureau, Miss Anne Larrabee. .. Library of Congress. Toberb A Vooeus .t o oS ool National Labor Relations Board. J. Warren Madden, H. R. Glaser. Navy Department. Rear Admiral Chas. Conard, R. H. Moses. .. Secretary's Office, Compensation Bd., Roy H. Moses. - 1,275.00 9,486.00 1,823.00 1,046.00 675.00 5,078.00 840.00 28,338.00 708.00 350.00 Office Judge Advocate General, It B A HOUST.... oo oo ciae Bureau of Ordnance, Prank B. Blackburn Bureau of Yards and Docks, Commander R. D. Spalding. Naval Observatory, Mrs. Grace O. Savage Marine Corps Hdgtrs., Marine Barracks, 700.00 1,350.00 2,500.00 750.00 86.00 1,045.20 384.00 236.00 425.20 1,385.50 104.00 2,600.10 82.00 110.00 81.00 17.00 1,834.10 247.00 6.75 11.02 21.06 22.56 62.99 27.28 12.38 9.17 Major John T. Selden Pan-American Union. Willlam V. Grifin Resettlement Admi R. G. Tugwell, L. L. Hewes, jr. Administrative, L. I. Hewes, jr. Business Management, A. B. Thatcher.. Information, Miss Winifred Wollett. Smithsonian Institution. H. W. Dorsey, H. S. Bryant._. 2,500.00 22900 9.16 968.00 203.00 2097 15,576.00 480.00 1,348.00 320.00 131.25 62.00 57.25 12.00 0.84 1291 3.09! 3.75 1231 3,013.00 371.00 Public Debt Service. Accounts and Audit, Harry M. Pearson_. Commissioner of Public Debt, Miss S. O. C. Doolittle | Paper Custody, Division of Miss Mary Howarth Loans and Currency, John T. Skinner .. Register of the Treasury, Byrd Leavell.. Public Health Service. Surgeon General Thomas Parran. Domestic Quarantine, C. E. Waller_ Treasurer of the United States. W. A. Julian, G. C. Emerson. Cash, J. N. Kline General Accounts, L. V. Moore Securities, Mrs. Edith Hoover.. United States Board of Tax Appeals. Eugene Black_ United States Robert L. O'Brien Accounting and Statistical Di ham J. Dedicott ... .- Administrative, Serge Benson. Commodity Division, L. T. Hopkinson. Economics, Legal, etc., R. W. Pinto. Executive, Mrs. Adele T. Jameson.. Veterans’ Administration. | Maj. John D. Cutter. Adm. Office, Exec. Asst. Of, Press Rel, Miss Loretta Ryan Regulations and Procedure, Dr. E. G. | Budget and Statistics, Mrs. Esther Burgan Investigation Division, Mrs. R. Freeman. . Chief Clerk's Division, Mrs. A. C. Irvin_. Personnel Division, Mrs. Dorothy Harper. Contact Division, H. O. Nierenberg_ = Classification Committee, J. H. Webb____ Mount Alto Pacility, Mrs. Theresa Karger Board of Veterans’ Appeals. Maj. T. J. Frailey Associate Member Group, Mrs. C. L. ‘War Department. Adjutant General's Office, Sidney H. Kent Air Corps, Lieut. Col. Ross G. Hoyt. Army Medical - Center, Chaplain A. C. Oliver Assistant Secretary of War’s Office, Lieut. Col. Basil D. Edwards Chief of Finance, Miss M. L. Blanchard. Inspector General, Col. H. C. Merriam___ Organized Reserves, Lieut. Col. Roy 8. Quartermaster General, William J. Ken- Chief of Staff, Herbert F. Statesir. Surgeon General, Maj. Elias E. Cooley... ‘White House. Works Progress Administration. Josephine C. Brown, May Risher. Corrington Gill's Division, Miss Jane ‘Woolfit ____ —— District of Maj. D. J. Donovan—V. Howard.. Engineer Department. City Refuse, W. A. Xanten Highway, L. P. Robertson Repair Shop, W. A. Draper_ Metropolitan Police Department. Maj. E. W. Brown—L. L H. Edyards. .. Precinct No. 8, Capt. Lioyd E. Kelly.. Precinct No. 12, Capt. S. J. Marks___ Traffic Division, Capt. Milton D. Smi Public Welfare, Board of. Public Assistance Alice Hill Receiving Home for Children, H. Leonard. Division, 13,635.00 120,551.00 8,279.00 568.00 4,000.00 1,450.00 589.00 1,920.00 1,125.00 33,608.00 984.00 1.479.00 4.895.00 16,946.00 3,334.00 325.00 17,357.00 651.00 1,203.00 1,588.00 247.00 1,770.00 643.00 434.00 804.00 702.00 8.362.00 810.00 515.00 135.00 5.384.00 1,518.00 6.303.00 505.00 6,919.00 545.00 398.00 1,072.00 2,496.00 3,986.00 491.00 625.00 1,245.00 1,075.00 Administrator’s Office and Mount Alte Facility. 155.00 199.00 1.410.00 171.00 2,875.00 502.00 331.00 102.00 1,608.00 2,149.00 469.00 35,421.00 5.310.00 1,508.00 371.00 12.00 12.00 1,005.50 10,651.33 603.50 503.50 100.00 144.00 78.50 2,324.00 331.00 416.00 686.50 890.50 16.00 4,202.85 342.00 639.65 479.20 329.00 301.00 136.00 248.50 1,036.50 781.00 2.008.30 845.65 244.00 95.15 549.00 275.00 221.50 221.50 902.18 277.68 39.50 385.00 449.50 1,670.50 251.50 532.00 415.00 412.00 60.00 1,128.30 837.30 182.15 95.65 67.00 8.00 86.00 48.00 10.00 10.00 330.50 BuraSeae 291.00 291.00 3,294.75 491.00 414.60 2091 0.15 143 9 7.50 6.98 691 33863 2813 4.05 26.70 49 2473 52.53 49.47 30.17 133.19 17.00 2115 51.25 12891 111.35 24.02 104.40 4737 70.48 10.19 1811 351 43.86 13.04 50.95 9.92 3591 18.00 41.90 5122 85.12 3333 3832 10.90 4.09 1138 117.51 48.06 4.75 4.67 2.99 9.58 1,000.00 86.40 1,175.00 381.25 4.412.00 279.00 65.00 4,985.00 625.00 2,415.00 1,910.00 1,208.00 8,674.00 4,055.00 84,444.00 8,092.00 796.00 1,561.00 836.00 344.50 20.00 29.00 108.00 88.00 818.00 514.00 62.00 81.00 81.00 2,958.90 967.25 142.00 704.25 121.00 11.95 17.83 45.11 14.47 13.21 63.31 19.77 101.87 1,279.00 311.50 96.50 871.00 9,678.00 71265 1049 92 604.15 37.06 18 108.50 120.55 Chest (Continued From First Page.) drive for the grand total which Chest leaders confidently predict will be reached this year by November 24. Although no luncheon meeting is scheduled for either tomorrow or Sun- day, the solicitors themselves planned to buckle down to business and make the week end count heavily toward u‘:’e total showing at Monday's ses- sion, Radiating confidence, Coleman Jen- nings, campaign chairméan, predicted that the Chest goal will be reached ‘within the time limit set for the cam- paign. Bluntly, he told workers at luncheon that there will be abso- lutely no extension of the campaign beyond the fixed date of November 24. Faced with some reluctance on the part of certain contributors because of the increased taxes levied by Gov- ernment for the social security pro- gram, Chest leaders and workers are pointing to the wave of evidence showing increased prosperity. The flood of extra dividends, pay raises and Christmas bonuses reported from many sections of the country is be- ing definitely used to support the ar- gument that | business is better, will continue to improve, and that condi- tions here in Washington therefore Justify generous giving. ‘The needs of 65 different agencies in the Chest have been -practically tbohflL'TNymhhAhhM ~ quickly by sturdy chaps bearing on their backs large insignia of “C Men,” and carrying revolvers. The intruding strangers arrested by the “C Men” wore masks, rough clothes, and struggled against their captors as they were handled none too gently in a rush to the platform. The strangers bore on their backs the name “Hunger, Disease, Crime, and Despair.” Before them on the huge dally report board hanging on the wall were pictures of their black figures, behind “thin” prison bars. Haled Before Judge. It was all a dramatic skit, to thrill workers into realization that “C Men"” are needed in the Chest's drive this year against these four public enemies. Haled before Judge Nathan Cayton of Municipal Court, they were scath- ingly denounced for their ravages throughout the District. ““Too long you have preyed on men and women in distress. here in the District,” declared Judge Cayton, ;'Zou have not hesitated to take cruel iL” The people of Washington, he said, would be their judges, and at the end of the Community Chest campaign, he would pronounce sentences to ime How heavier bars can be thrown across the pictured prison for the public enemies on the report board by growth of the Chest contributions getting 408 pledges to the total of $400,511. This total was raised $5,000 by Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith, vice chairman, who reported “unofficially” an extra pledge. It was this figure, which boosted the grand total of all pledges on the big board from $487,- 359.63 to $492,359.63. Talk by Tumulty. “Understand the heart beat of suf- fering,” admonished Tumulty. “Stand on some lofty hill and look down into the valley of despair, and then out of your heart will come a sympathy to respond to the needs of humanity. The most beautiful things in life are the imponderable things. * * * I feel sorry for those who live in the lonely island of selfishness.” _ Hundreds who crowded the big ball- room of the hotel listened intently as other unit chairmen made their re- John L. Vandegrift, vice chairman of the Group Solicitation Unit, re- ported 1,100 gifts totaling $33,066.13, which is 8.18 per cent of its quota. Ireland, reported 4,174 gifts totaling $37,518, making up 5.2 per cent of its quota. Chauncey G. Parker, jr., vice chair- Metropolitan munity Chest as today organized is just what you and I have been look- | ing for and working for and praying for as an instrument to translate our innate desire to help our unfortunate | fellow citizens into humane and effec- tive accomplishment,” Mr. Noyes said. Recalling that more than 170,000 people contributed to the Chest last year, he declared that “the Chest, by the sanity and humanity of its pur- poses and the efficiency and integrity of its administration, has in the eight years of its existence sold itself to you and to me. It stands for your and my ition that there is no more recogni | binding obligation on this earth than that of neighbor to neighbor. It typifies your and my desire and in- sistence that that obligation shall be met. It symbolizes at one and a same 7 of their fellow men and the social structure in which they live. Any one with more than his or her share of the necessities and luxuries of life today, who shuts his eyes, and his ears, and his heart to the tragic prob- lems of those less fortunate is, as I see it, less selfish than stupid as his real self-interests are computed.” The speaker declared there are many givers in the $25 to $100 class who would double or treble their contribu- tions if they could be made to under- stand the need that exists. ‘The series of radio plays sponsored by the Chest will continue tonight over Station WMAL at 7:15, when the Players’ Club of Central Commu- nity Players will present a skit en- titled “Other People’s Money.” There will be no radio play tomorrow or Sunday, but the series will be re- petition in these radio playlets will be made the last night of the Chest Among the series of meetings spon- sored by the Governmental Unit was | pledges, $234; Frank R. Jelleff, Inc., | 417 pledges, $2,692.02; Cameo Furni- | ture Company, 18 pledges, $230. Lansburgh and Bro. and the A. & P. | Stores were first to report firm pledges. Lansburgh’s increased its firm gift from $4500 to $5,000. The A. & P. $2,000 to $2,500. First groups in the: Governmental | Unit to report “over the top” were Alley Dwelling Authority, John Ihider, keyman, 113.36 per cent; Intermediate Credit, Farm Credit Administration, M. H. Uelsmann, keyman, 134.32 per cent; Space Control, Procurement Division, Treasury, Joseph Y. Dreison= stock, keyman, 133.19 per cent; Supply, Group 5—Procurement, Treasury, E. F. Inbody, keymgn, 128.91 per cent; Supply, Group 6 — Procuremen! Treasury, W. M. B. Freeman, keyman, 111.25 per cent; Accounts and Audit Division, Public Debt Service, Harry M. Pearson, keyman, 104.40 per cent; Administrator’s Office, Executive As- sistant’s Office, Press Relations— Veterans’ Administration, Miss Loretta Ryan, keyman, 117.5! per oenv.:‘ Traffic Division, Metropolitan Police Department, Capt. Milton D. Smith, keyman, 101.87 per cent; and Receiv- ing Home for Children, Grady H. Leonard, keyman, 120.55 per cent. Unit Reports. Following are the reports from the various units: Metropolitan Unit, Karl Corby, chairman, 916 pledged, $18,764.50, or 10.19 per cent. Group Solicitation Unit, Marcy L. Sperry, chairman, 1,100 pledged, $33,086.13, or 8.18 per cent. Assignments Unit, Joseph P. , chairman, 408 pledged, $400,511, or 70.68 per cent. Governmental Unit, Gen. M. W. Ireland, chairman, 4,174 pledged, $37,518, or 5.2 per cent. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ed- $1,800; 8. 8. Kresge Stores increased their pledge from | 8. & W. Cafeteria, $1,000; Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith, $650; Mrs. James Lans- | burgh, $500; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gold- smith, $450; Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Neal, | Co., $1,200; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Graham, $300; Stone’s Mercantile Agency, Inc., $300; International Distilling & Distributing Co., $300; J. H. Ferry, $300; Firemen's Insurance Co., $300; Hanse Hamilton, $300; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ottenberg, $275; Mrs. Cazenove Lee, $270; Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Smithy, $250; Mrs. Gil- bert M. Hitchcock, $250; Mr. and Mrs. John A. Remon, $204, and National Tribune Corp., $200. Mayer & Co., $200; Mrs. Robert Morris Richards, $200; Second Na- tional Bank, $200; Howard Moran, $200; the Munsey Trust Co., $200; Wil- liam H. Donovan, $200; Mrs. Charles Acker, $200; Dr. Martha M. Eliot, $180; Miss Katherine Eccleston, $170; S. Russell, Bowen, $150; H. A. Brooks, $150; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Altemus, $150; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Smith, $150; W. H. Hessick & Sons, Inc., $150; Herbert Putnam, $150; Ecker, $150; James F. Pierce, $140; Miss Fredrica R. Giles, $125; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hartson, $125; Frank $120; W. H. Fellows, $120; Standard Cigar & Tobacco Co, $120; A. H. Lawson, $120; Mr. and Mrs. Hilleary G. Hoskinson, $120; Col. Howard H. Bathy, $120; Maj. Julia C. Stimson, A. N. C, $120; Miss Katharine Len- root, $120; P. & W. Grand Stores, Inc., $115, and Sidney Morgan, $110. Miss Ruth T. Hendershott, $110; E. H. Florence, jr, $102; Edwin M. Graham, $100; F. W. White, $100; Oscar Irving Dodek, $100; William J. Flather, jr., $100; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morris, $100; L. P. McLachlen, $100; Mrs. Mabel Simon, $100; Miss Lucy J. Boyce, $100; Miss Elizabeth D. Long, $100; Misses Katherine and Mary C. Gaegler, $100; A. W. Howard and W. M. Hoffman, $100; Mrs. Fannie Schlosberg, Leo and Maurice Schlos- berg, $100; the City Bank, $100; R. T. Charles G. Abbot, $150; Mrs. Lewis Owings, $125; Edgar Morris Sales Co., | Holden, M. D., $100; Robert C. Watson, $100; Raymond Beebe, $100; Mr. and Mrs. George S. Ward, $100; Nelly Lar- ner Gore, $100; 1. L Chorpening, $100; Miss Eleanor Johnson, $100; Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Loomis, $100; Thomas P. Brown, $100; George O. Vass, $100; Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Amick, $100; Wil- liam L. Beale, $100; the East Wash- ington Savings Bank, $100, and Ad- miral William Ledyard Rodger, $100. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Parsons, $100; Misses Louise J. and Kate 5. White, $100; Miss Elizabeth Ewing Bryan, $100; Brig. Gen. J. A. Gaston and Mrs. Gaston, $100; Lieut. Col. H. C. Davidson, $100; B. B. Wallace, $100; S. J. Gompers, $100; H. A. Gray, $100; W. C. Mendenhall, $100; Carl E. Parry, $100; George M. Brennan, $100; William S. Broughton, $100: John Ihider, $100; Leroy Barton, $100; Sanford Bates, $100; Dr. Louis S. Greene, $100, and P. A. Ridsdale, $100. HIT-AND-RUN VICTIM INSERIOUS CONDITION Two Washington Residents Find Man in Road Near Hay- market. BY the Assoclated Press WARRENTON, Va., November 13. —Struck. by a hit-and-run driver who left him on the road, Whittey Sut- phin, 53, of Haymarket, was in a serious condition in the Fauquier Hospital here today with fractures of the skull and hip. He was picked up from the middls. of the John Marshall Highway a quarter of a mile east of Haymarket last evening by two Washington men en route to Marshall for an automo- bile which they had recently pur- chased. They were Melville Church of 1825 Q street and J. M. Dove of 3512 McComb street. ’ An ambulance was summoned to bring Sutphin to the hospital. Police found no of -the driver who Zucl him. b} -