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loth Homecoming Svndu,

Mt. ouvet Baptist church. ST
Paul will celebrate its 10Th Home
coming day on Sunday. October y
with a special morning service
dinner for members and friends
Immediately thereafter and q
musical program at $50 p, m.
Leading artists. Of the Twin
Cities will appear on the after
noon program, There will be read
irgs BY Faith SaliEar OF Mt. Oh
vet and Mrs. Bessie Gresham OF
Minneapolis, Among other parti-
cipants VIII be the Cantorians,
directed by Alex II. Jordan and
the Mems Chorus Of Mt Oivst
Baptist church. under the direc-
ton Of Siias Smith. Chairman OF
the Musical IL Calvin Taylor
General chairman 81 Homecoming
il Mrs Matte Milap.
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toFney General Mr. John Roosevelt
Corporation ~ America EdWin }
AuhwRnhauassr. preAident, worth
iDHtun Corporation. pT Jacob A-i
denharE, executive director. starr
~ the fresidrptH Committee on
Government Contracts. GRANT a.
simmons. president simmons com
panYJ John " speaker. president
W Speaker Corporation Fred
srirk W Hp",bt, president, Armour
and Company John 4 stevens il,
chairman. ! y. atrvens aud Com
pany, incorporated robert =
stevenson president. AllissChal-
mefa MANUFACTURING Company
l,sSis l. strauss chairman. Atomic
Energy Commission William g
atnik president AmeFtoan Can
Company Arthur D. gummerftrld.
fpatmantsr 6cnctsi
LYMAN Marcus. president United
states Hoffman Machinery Corpora
tioR John l.. NcJaffrSy. president,
International Harvester Company
Ssl n MoaroI president. rhs
o"otae ~ NJ Kihhon cart " Nsgo
wen, president, Ovens Illinois GLASS
Go. James = Mitchell Secretary ~
labor william Mitchell. General
Gnunsel. Atomic EnrrsY commits
sion lsor1e T Moore, Assistant
merCs, Nj Harry " Morrison.
prsAiiaRi, Morrison kuudsru Go.
Inc Mr. Charles % Mortimer.
preaiient, henrral Foods Corpora
ton James " Ssbritt Jr, score )
tatli Howard tniycfsIty Thomas
= Nichols, president pur Mathts.
son Chemicai Corporation
Charles Allen Thomas, Prssidsnt.
Nonsanto Chrmtcal 90 Charles a
Thomas, ascrstary ~ the Navy. I'd
win rhomas president. rho
Goodyear Tire AND Rubber Com
pahy Mr. ERNEST {. NaEt. prezi-
asnt. ScGt HFothsrs NanufacturinE
Company, Sinciair Weeks. Sncrr
,ary OF S"mmerce. walter u
wheeler ". president tftney 70
hcwss Incorporated charles "
white, President ReFublic steel
Corporation, ivan l. Wits. vice
fresldeht. International Harvester
Go irving " Wilson president.
Aluminium Company ~ America
John Minor Wisdom and Paul u
Wlzhart, president Minneapolis
HONEYWELL Regulator Company
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BETHESDA BAPTIST

Hearing Cod was the subject
Of Rev. Worth L. Barbours mes
sage brought at the morning ser.
vice Sunday. October 10.
Music was rendered by the Sen
Tor Gospel Chorus and the Musi-
cetts under the direction Of Mrs
bessie Gresham.
Mrs. Bertha Cornelius was re-
ceivcd a. q member by Christian
experience.
The Musical Festival sponsored
by the usher zoard at the after
noon service was enjoyed spiritu-
ally by those present. A sermon.
cite was delivered by Rev. Tim
othy Barge. His subject, Go Your
Way and Tell John What Great
Things I Have Heard and Seen. y
was taken from the scripture St
Luke 7:22. Solos were rendered
by Mrs. Genevieve Jackson and
Mrs. Raymond Sheppard; a read
ing by Mrs. ID. Spencer and vocal
selections by the Shephard's Quar-.
tet Mrs. Carrie Williams and Mr.
Ralph Primm were pianist and
organist. Mrs. Wilma Owens was
mistress of ceremonies.
Rev. Russell letter, pastor OF
the Progressive Tabernacle Bap.
tist church Of Atlantic City. N. J.,
was guest speaker at the eve
ming service. Rev. letters text was
taken from Psalms. Bird verse
subject. Trees Planted by God.
Our cholrs (which are a part OF
the Minneapolis Gospel Choral
Union), along with our pastor
Rev Barbour. worshipped at Way,
men AME church at the 3 p. m
service. when the Union gave a
great spiritual. soul stirring ser
mon in songs under the direction
Of Willie Il. Hale. Mrs. bessie
Gresham il president Of this
great union.
Visitors at the morning service
were Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Webb, Oklahoma City. Okla, Mrs
Lena NJ. Reed, Kansas City. Kans.
and Charity Daniels, Kansas City
Mo. All visitors are welcome 10
the church OF Brotherly Love.
There Will be a Halloween party
given by the Smart Set club on
Saturday. October 20. at the
church. Ills South Eighth ST
Mrs Nina Williams. president and
her co-workers extend a cordial
invitation to all. Come out and
bring the little ones for treat
time at 7:30 p. m. - Mrs. Sarah
Benson, reporter
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CHATTER BONES TO PAY
VISIT To Rrsr HoNE

The Chatter Raves Social club
will meet in = boty Friday octo-
Der 81 and uSt IRE Cornelius
Nursing Home 10 SPREAD sunshine
and cheer 20 the patients
This club composed u q group
% Young Twin city rnstrons. Is .
member ~ ire city Federation II
Sunshine Clubs
Members are Ire Mines Car
Grifrr Ernes, Gr~~r. James
Tsvior. Earrre Galway, Robert
sAostnsr. Hsusins Holiday. Nor
man Lv~ht sterhen Maxwell
Samuel Red all - 50 Paul and
Ha-ch Garter ard Robert Murray
% MinneApolis
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Mt. OIIvET BAPTIST

Our pastor, Rev. b. II. Hunter
returned TO his pulpit October 10
after three weeks vacation. and
delivered TO the IL a. m. wor'
shippers "A very practical message
using for his subject. This Thing
Called Sin" Text taken from
Psalm SIS.
Music was provided by the Cos
pei Chorus and the Mems Chorus
Mrs. Queen F. Taylor was guest
soloist. singing, God Knows The
Reason Why"
Uniting with the church BY
Christian experience were Mrs
man and Jacob Burdell. Mrs. Lii
Maudell Simons, Mrs. Ruby Pitt.
Ian Arnold united, candidate for
baptism.
Congratulations To Harvey Hop
kins for his report brought to the
Laymen's League meeting held at
Pilgrim Baptist church Sunday
afternoon in which ne gave re-
sumo OF the National Baptist Lay
mems convention recently held in
Memphis Tenn. Mr.. Hopkins was
a delegate from the Minnesota.
South Dakota convention.
Rev. Hunter with his officers
and members assisted in the or
dination services ut Pilgrim Bap'
list Church Sunday. October IS.
For the evening worship, Rev
Hunter used for hts text, Luke 49,
Q. speaking from the subject
Looking for a Man" Rev. Charles
8. Jones was a guest.
On Sunday. October %. the en-
tire day will be observed as the
10th Homecoming Day"
Come and worship with US, the
church with a friendly welcome,
Church repOrter
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Twin City
Church NelDs
BORDER METHODIST

Jesus, where'er thy people
meet, there they behold thy mercy
seat" The scripture was taken
from Jeremiah 2. Mixed Values"
subject Of Rev. Charles NJ Sex
TONS message. presented a picture
of present day living. Many viii
not purchase Of approve Of things
unseen, yet we believe and praise
a God we have never seen Why?
Because God Is testing your faith.
God has given US life, liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness. these
things are our birthrights. but our
thanks to God are shown today by
praising and worshipptng material
things. BY these measures viii we
be ready when our names are
called.
Remember in prayer the sick,
the shut-in the afflicted and offer
a helping hand Of mercy to them.
At the 8 p. m. vesper service,
Wesley choir presented q wonder
full musical program Mr.. A. Eng
lund. director, featured many
outstanding combinations Of mus
ical talent. Music in any form is
beautiful, but real harmony Is
only obtain from true Christians
raising their voices In praise TO
God. Many thanks TO Mr.. Eng
lund and the Wesley choir.
Next Sunday. October %. Bor-
der's Choir Will be guest at the
Emanuel Methodist church. Rev.
Sexton viii speak at the Youth
Rally and the choir VIII present a
musical program.
Your Building Fund Committee
Is not sitting stin. Look to COM
ing events.
There are no strangers In the
house OF the Lord. When you visit
Border. you are at home.
In closing. do you agree? 1T Is
easier to smile than to frown: for
II takes 81 inches Of the face to
frown. but only Is inches to
smile" Harry Davis, reporter.
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MINNEAPOLIS GOSPEL
CHORAL UNION
CONCERT 4 SUCCESS

The program presented by IN"
Minneapolis Gospel Choral Union
a, wayman ANtE church on Sun.
day evening. October 10, has been
reported q success A capacity
crowd was in attendance
The concert WAS sponsored by
the Usher Board % the church
Mrs Bessie Gresham IL prcsi
den, 81 the Choral Union: WINE
r. Hale Is director and John LITTLE
ts vice president OF the Usher
Boart. also vice president Of the
Union
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PILGRIM BAPTIST

Guest speaker at the morning
worship service on Sunday. Octo-
Der 10 was Rev. r. G. Jeter OF At
in the Twin Cities as the guest
lantic City, ~. J. Rev. Jeter was
of his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Lyle Of Minneapolis.
A hghhght Of the service was
the dedication Of the Youth
Choirs robes and their rendition OF
two numbers.
Morning prayer was offered by
Deacon J. L. Banks. Other music
was by the Senior Choir with
Mrs. Dolly Crushshon as soloist
and the Gospel Chorus.
Miss AnnAbelle Jones introduced
the following visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Lyle, Minneapolis; James
Hudson, Detroit, Mich; Mrs.
Blanche Carter. Los Angeles, Cal.
mother Of Trustee Jesse Smith,
and Billy Allen OF ST. Paul
II was noted that Miss Helen
Smith Ia improving after surgery
at Midway hospital: Deacon l. L.
Murray. Mrs. Edna Bosley and
Mrs. Sennie ellison are out Of the
hospital and all are improving.
Coincidence was expressed 70
Earl r. Jones on the passing OF
his sister, Mrs. Minnie Blantyre, in
Los Angeles. Calf.
Following doxology. dedicatory
prayer was vgien by Trustee Jesse
Smith.
A. y~p- C-au..
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Lawrence Peoples
Dies In California
Rites Here Ocf. "a

Lawrence Westley Peoples. for
merry Of 81. Paul. died this week
in San Francisco. Calf. following
a brief illneAs Of about three
months. Born In Wichita. Kansas.
November II. 1925, Mr.. Peoples
came 10 81. Paul In 1870.
lie attended MaxfisId school and
graduated from John Marshall
high school. where he made quite a
record ~ an athlete. playing
football and participating in track
events. lie was an "a" isttermAn
Following his graduation from
high school. he attended the Uni
verhty OF MINI. Just before his
illness. he was attending ths Uni.
versity Of California ~ a medical
student.
Mr.. Peoples was q member Of
Attacks Brooks Post eO6. Amer.
can Legion and st. Philips Epis-
eopal church.
Surviving Mr.. Peoples are his
wife. Mrs. Bertha Mae Peoples. n
daughter, Ian Lynstte. and his
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Peoples He In also sur
vived by HIS sisters. the Mines
Betty Jane Lewis. Barbara Frcels.
Helsn Ksaton and Owen Collins Of
81 Paul: Mrs. svelyn Trezvan OF
San Francisco and Mrs Hlawatha
Reed Of Jefferson City, Mo lie Ii
also survived by two brothers,
Perry Peoples and A/ic Griffin
Peoples Of st Paul. and many
nieces and nsphews. AlrmAn Peo-
pies flrw In from EIgiand 10 at,
tend services for his brother.
Funeral services will be held
on Monday. October "a at 10 a. m,
n, ~, Philips Episcopal church,
with Rev. Denzil A. Carly Off.
ciating Brooks Funeral Home In
in charge OF tho service. Burial
will he In Fort Smelling National
Cemetery.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank our many
friends for their prayers, kind ex-
pressions Of sympathy and floral
tributes extended during our re-
cent bereavement at the death of
our daughter and granddaughter,
Faith Robinson. We wish especial
ly to thank Rev. John Young and
members of Bethesda Baptist
church for their comforting words
and able assistance and to Mrs.
bessie Gresham for the beautiful
music rendered. We are deeply
grateful for everything.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Robinson,
parents; Mr.. and Mrs George
DALEY, GRANDPARENTS.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends, relatives and neigh
bors who offered their kind eX-
preasions OF sympathy during our
recent bereavement at the death
of our beloved wife and mother
Mrs. Sybil I. Bell. Especially do we
wish to thank Rev. Martin L. Sim
mons for his comforting assis-
lance. For the mani beautiful flor
al tributes and other acts of love
and troughtfulness, we shall fore
ever be grateful.
Earl Bell, husband. Mrs. Fran
ces Moore, daughter, Earlyn X.
and Norman l.. Bell. sons.
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let IA have service again after
Dan won. Ball game was really
fun Kept us country folks from
talking about each other
Linda Lotion, who was nine on
Monday. October O. had her day
She had dinner party for three
of her friends about the same age
AZ she. Karen Vaughn, Barbara
Hildreath, Connie Smith were the
lucky guests After the young
ladies enjoyed full cours. chic
ken dinner. they attended the
state Thcater and returned 10 the
Lotion apartment for desert
lunch
Mrs Gcorg- Vaughn. church
pianist and chairman Of the In
dies Day program really made our
small group happy when she pre-
ssnted fine program Mrs K
Haynes gave IN. weiCom" address.
Mrs ~ Bentley was IN charge OF
dcyotions. Georgia Ice. mistress
~ ceremonies The ladies' chorus
sang several Inspiring numbers
Members % tho chorus were the
Mines Vaughn. Tolbert. Bentley,
Frost and lee Four ladies on an
open panel discussion Of Ruth
were the Mines Moore Monkey
Coates and Vaughn \ nice offer
ing wa gwen the church
"" tip our hats highly 10 IN"
~ Johns church dinner commit
tee 40 mean Mrs " Greer. Mr.
Fiemming. Maurice Coakley
James Maxley Mrs II BENTLEY.
most Of the members Of the
members of the church worked
church worked faithfully, but
there are few that carry the
show Eta Monkey and Georgia
Lee always stay TIL the end and
can they ever wash and dry dishes
Iwheel Mr. r. pendclton carried
the main load BY selling the most
tickets Dan Coates came second
You SO II snmeone doesn't sell a
lot NJ tickets tho~r good cooks
arr wasting their wars Methinks
Mrs ] Martin aid the most tickets
for the ladies We cleared close
"a 1900
George Vaughn Ir Sas IN town
couple NJ DAYS with his wife, two
daughters AMI a brand new three
month old son George ia fine
young man and he stands nigh in
this community because he spent q
lot " his teeu ag- days with W.
The Intellectual Club % the
YwCA held It's regular session In
the West room ~ the YwCA. AZ
ter the regular business, Ida
Coates supplied games and prizes
to get the gals excited Jerry
Cahhell served a delicious salad
lunch with piping hot coffee Mrs,
Ora Brown WAS remembered With
luscious chocolate cake Mrs II.
IL a wee bit expecting - the gals
decorated the cake with twins
Mrs NJ williams and Robert
Williams were married last week
in the presence Of a few friends in
Luvrrne. MINI. Mr. and Mrs.
Williams are making their home
At s2a " Blauvclt Az We hare
these two and their family the
Scs, % everything They SIrr look
happy
We send greetings and CON
SrStulsttcns 90 the Bolts 81 on
heir 18th Anniversary They are
yrsrd folks sorrY We srrnt a.
-nund 20 share some ~ the cake
md coffee
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pastor OF the st. James AME
church despite having received Of
fers from New York and Wash
ington. ID. G.
Speculation that Rev, DeL.aine
might leave South Carolina began
after II was revealed that he had
received AN anonymous letter or
dering him TO leave Lake City
within 10 days. The isttor was
turned over TO the FBI.
Bishop Reid explained that he
feels there Ia no comparison be-
tween the tension in Mississippi
and the conditions IN South Caro-
lima and that he was returning the
minister TO Lake City to prove
there is not much spirit OF NO
lence in the state.
Meanwhile. "A state investigator
denied that he said the fire which
destroyed Rev. DeLaine's church
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CAN you SOLVE TINS
MYSTIRY7 WIN a pRIxEi

4 subscription u The ~ Paul
Recorder or the Minneapolis
Spokesman Will be given 10 tho
first person To call and correctly
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Changing ore thing for the
better IL worth more thar proving
q thousand things are wrong
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Church BVrnsdi
ChVTeh BVTNOdi
South Carolina Minister To
Stay In State Despite
Anonymous Warnings

Lake City, 8. c. amp An AME minister, whose
church destroyed by fire believed be arson
will stay in South Carolina according Bishop Frank
Reid
The Rev j. A. DeLaine returned here after attending
conference in Columbia and stated he would
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Our evening lesson was from
Matt. 7:i-ll, after which we had
a testimonial service We each had
a chance to sing. pray or testify
10 Gods goodness.
Visitors for the day were Nancy
Clark, Stella CASTOR. Van r
Cooley. and Bertha Spaulding. all
Of the city: Mrs. Thomas Lewis
from Burlington, Ia,
The sick and shut-ins are inn
proving. They are Albert Allen,
Sr.. Mrs Cynthia westbrooks
Mrs. Anna Cannon. Mrs Kitty
Knox and Mr.. A. Carter Please
remember the sick with cards and
prayer.
You are cordially invited 10 wor-
ship with US at any and all ser
wees. Church reporter.
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SIOUX
2 A [ L s
NEWS
% o 7 q 8

A~' WYNN PNAfN1 - OSttShg NY
envelopes are usually addressed 30
I just slip my news into them.
Last week ran upon an envelope
that wasn't addressed. 10 I put
my news In and mailed Il. II came
back to me three days later open.
ed.
All the guys around hsre have
taken up arms and are waiting for
the poor little pheasants. Those
pheasants have strItted across the
highways and by-ways all sum
mer and I'll bet It's not going TO
he easy 10 soc one now. while
tho season In open.
Estrlle larger. one Of Our
housewives, received nasty cut
that required 10 stitches in
her arm Cut happened when a
bottle fell from shelf Mrs. Bar
ger is homo taking II easy. She's
a good gal so know she'll have
plenty cards and company 10 keep
her happy.
Mr. J. Martin was hostess Ia
the Bronze Club Saturday eve
ming. Prizes were given. All the
gals had a fine time Playing
games. visiting and sharing a
lunch with hot coffee Mrs. v An
deraon IN president Of the group
and - darn good one too She's
plenty OF fun
BENTLEY Jaco lived Il up Satur-
day 'cuz II was his birthday His
monthrr had youth gathering
fur eats with plenty Of every
thing n Rent. Kenny Anderson
and Art Frazier ate. Just cant
ngger what de udder guys got.
Fine boysl
Warren Goodl0w " Sioux CITY.
Iowa WIS week end guest Of the
J Cabbelrs Charlotte wslchcr
Dan and shared their guest We
dined and danced III bright day
light We went To Chris supper
club, American Legion Sweet
Heart Dance, and the VIEW =
Old-timr get-togcther Warren
and the J Cabbelrs spent sunday
At tho F1andrpau Indian school
visiting some nf the teachers
Ny mother lEtta MoxlcyI had
sck spell but she IL okay now
iC'od Bless herr Jimmy lee has
been kinda puny ~ remember him
in aome little way He's not bad
Gcilah
Mra J Hildrcath was pleasant
" surprised last week when her
mother and dad Mr. and Mrs q
Williams of Beasner Ala, dropped
In 90 spend . few days I know the
six pretty Hiidrrath children
were happy 10 500 their grand
parents These youngsters src
really topa, they are not only good
looking they act nicely
Alg Frost Ir obscrvcd ha 10Th
birthday with family dinner, Alg
IL the only boy in hia family ~ n"
IL master " all he surveys
~ Johns Baptist church Is
having an assortment " pastors
during this crtsis Rev ~ Robrson
~ Boston delivered special ser
vice on Wednesday night n was
quite unpublished but honest Rev
Robrsnn was = Young man with
about three hundrrd pounds %
grit and gall Tie spoke freely and
ieOed anyone to say u wasn't
true. lie plans to BE- an Army
Chaplain lie should be good in
this field
Rev, J Campbell ~ Omaha.
was guest speaker At 81 Johns
Sunday Tie spoke To . small con.
grrgation. All seemed To enjoy the
message, They have not decided on
pastor as yet
News not received In tlu,r for
OCT 10 cSiitionl
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ZION BAPTIST

The young people were IN
charge Of the IL a. IN. service and
presented a wcll-planned pro.
gram. Our combined choirs are "a
be commended for their beautiful
inspiring singing with Miss Ethel
yne Williams at the piano and
Ralph Primm at the organ.
Rev. Stanley King was guest
speaker and his message was most
enhghtening and spirit filled. The
lesson was taken from Matt. 2i:7'
Is, and Thcss. 4,l3-lS, subject
The Day of the Lords" Rev
King said as Christians we should
look forward TO that day when
Christ shall come In power, glory
and majesty. truly a day OF re
jOiCing to those who have accept.
ed Christ as Savior and King, n
time OF evil to those who have re-
jected Him. We must not cease 10
watch, work and pray in order 10
enter into the joys OF our Lord
For he'll give To each their Just
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ference on Equal Job OppOrtuity
sponsored by Preai'ent'a Commit
tee on Government Contracts.
william NJ Allan. president. Roe.
Ing AirplAns Company. Mslyin w.
haasr ehaiInan. EAtionsi 1ypsum
dsnt. Beehisl Corporation. fhso-
dors W. HsTsHaon, president, Drsy.
fuA Properties The Honorable Ezra
TAFT Henson, HscTstaFy Of AErirui-
tur.; william E nlswsi, ~, gsssi-
and Dry DOCK COMPANY. fhs Hon.
orsbIs Hsrbsr, prownsii IT,, Attor.
nsy General. WILDER N BruoksF,
ssorstary 81 the Army. Thomas q,
Capshsart. president, Pac kard Man.
ufGnturinE CORPORATE on DR.. Albert
kasa e"P cs%s.n S,'. Jane. y .e cisss.
president. ACF Industries. tnc,i
ChrysisT cofporAtlonI John {. Coll.
yer. chairman. u v Goodrich Conn
q. Cor, prssIdsnt. Ksnnseott Copper
Dunbar kappis. Incorporated,
Morse q. piai, pFssid"nt, Union Car.
hide and Carbon Corporation.
ropoiltan Lifs Insursnes Company.
Edward W Emery. president, chit
Cago uawhIda Manufacturing Com
pany; Joseph FiatsTe, president.
MailinChrodt Chemical Works
Marion = roinom. s.srs,arE Of
Henry Ford II. president Ford
Motor Company. Crawford ~.
ureens~alL president. ". 1 IA Pont
de SnmOurn and Company, Incora
porated
= cfrw llshn. gr.s'a"p,. Cedar
Eugene Holman. chairman. stand
ard OH Company 81 New Jersey.
Arthur ~ Homer. president, Beth
lshem Steel Company John Holmes.
chairman, swift ANA Company
Charles " liook, chairman. Armco
steel Corporation, George N, Hum .
phTey, Secretary Of tho Treasury,
Roy e. inRsrSnll, president. HorR
warner Corporation, Thomaa uny
Jcnrs. president. bayatrop, inCor %
pofatsd James N klndaIbafEsr.
;hairman. North American Aviation.
Inc. FTsd Lazarus Jr. president.
Federated Department STORES. J.
hpenTer Love, chairman, darlington
Industries, Incorporated. James o.
Mac Donald. president General
Cable Corporation Edmund v.
hanaufs, Administrator General
HeIyicss Administration
HlchaTi N NiSnn, Vice rrssIdant
~ the unitsd atata.. Charles II
Percy, president He'll and Howell
Company. Theodore n Peterson,
pres ident. standard OF Company ut
California, Paul riKott. president.
Thomas T. Pike, Assistant Secretary
Pacific Car and Foundry COMPANY .
Department 81 Dafenss uwliYu A
Price. president, Westinghouse
Electric Corporation, Donald A.
4uarlest Heorsthry Of the Air Force,
A.. "a.
Cabinet. Helen Rogers Nsld, New
YORK HERALD TRIBUNE, Fredsf
ick ~ Hentachier, chairman, unitsd
Aircraft Corporation Walter q
ltsuihsr president, Congress of In
duatriai Organizations, N@a6aa ~
Robertson r., Deputy Secretary NJ
Defense George A Rent - hleF,
chairman. baldwin Hamilton cor
puratlon
William y WoEers Deputy A.
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News not reviewed In tinsr for
Oct ~ cditionl
I'm telling YOU II the brooklyn
dodgers hadn't cUmc thru these
betting Raptists would have really
been In the rel, but good The
hight. gas and telephone company