Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-14
Committee Of 43
Named 10 Formulate
For America Plans
By the Associated Pres,

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The Fol
America organization today an
nounced that 43 members have
accepted places on its National
Policy Committee.
The announcement said the
committee is made up of Ameri-
cans "from both (major) politi-
cal parties" and will determine
the programs and activities" of
the headquarters at Chicago and
State and local units. ~
4 Among the committee menu
bers are Gen. Mark w. Clark and
four other retired Army gen.
erals: Spruille Braden, former
ambassador to Argentina: and
Donald r. Richberg, who headed
the National Recovery Admins
tration. 10
Publishers ION Committee.
Also listed on the committee
are newspaper publishers Frank
E. Gannett Of Rochester, N. Y,
Eugene c. Pulliam of Indianapo-
lis, and Richard Lloyd Jones Of
Tulsa. Okla.
For America was founded in
May. Among its stated purposes
Is to work for State Rights and
enlightened nationalism" and to
oppose communism and Super
internationalism."
The co-chairmen are Gen.
Robert E. Wood, retired chair
man of Sears, Roebuck & Co.,
and former head of the Amer
lea First" organization, and
Clarence Manion, former dean
Of the Notre Dame law school
and proponent Of the Bricker
Amendment to limit the Presi-
dents powers in foreign policy.
The co-chairmen said the Ma
tional Policy Committee will be
enlarged Ito include many other
prominent Americans who will
give For America geographic
representation from coast to
coast"
They also said q national d.
rector will be appointed soon
and that an Office will be opened
in Washington. D. c.
Members Listed.
Listed as members Of the Ma
tional Policy Committee are:
Gen. A. c. Wedemeyer. New
York. N. Y; Gen. Mark w.
Clark, Charleston, S. c.: Frank
E. Gannett, Rochester, N. Y:
Sumner Gerard. New York,
N. Y; Admiral Ben Moreell.
Pittsburgh: Eugene c. Pulliam
indianapolis: Frank c. Rathje.
Chicago. 4
Howard Buffet, Omaha. Nebr.::
Edward F. Hutton, New York,
N. Y; Benjamin Tate. Cincin-
natl: Donald r. Richberg, Char
lottesville, Va: Gen. James A.
Van Fleet, Washington, D. c.:
Gene Tunney. New York, N. ".
Hubbard Russell, Maricopa, Calf.
Louis Ruthenberg. Evansville,
Ind: 1t. Gen. George Strate-
meyer, Winter Park, Fla; Reuben
H. Fleet. San Diego, Calf; Gen.
Bonner Fellers. Washington.
d. c.: Kenneth Co1egrove.
Evanston. H.: Corrine Griffith,
Beverly Hills, Calf; Frank Cho-
dorov, Irvington on : Hudson,
N. Y.
DR.. George s. Benson. Searcy.
Ark: Robert II. Harriss. Forest
Hills. N. Y: j. Evetts Haley.
Lubbock. Tex: Mrs. Burton *.
Wheeler. Washington, ID. c.; DR..
Theodore K. Lawless. Chicago:
Crete Anderson. Canton, Ohio;
Richard Lloyd Jones. Tulsa.
Okla: Daniel F. Rice. Chicago.
Orville Taylor, Chicago: Rob-
ert vogeler. New York. N. Y:
Capt. Tom Gibson. Clarksdale.
Miss: Elwood Fouts, Houston.
Tex: Roger McCormick, Chi
cago; Joseph jenkins, Gaines
vile, Fla: Ambrose BenkGt, New
York, N. Y: Samuel B. Petten-
gill. Chicago: Norman J. Gould.
Seneca Falls. N. Y.
Clifford B. Jones. Lubbock.
Tex: James r. Spoefri, Chicago:
Spruille Braden, New York, N. y:
John A. johnson, Frankfort,
Ind: Thomas II. Werdel, Bakers
field. Calf.