THURSDAY, JULY 1949'
THE ttUO PUUftlN, BlNP, ORIGQN
little People'
Ci mrAif AAnrW
Survey Project
ftlnltnl Preru Staff Corrrtoondetit I
' New York (IP America's "little
people" who dollars come the
hard way are financing a $60,000
world survey to llnd out what
other people are thinking.
On June 25 grey-haired . George
V. Denny Jr., moderator of Amer-
. ica's Town Meeting of the Air,
and six members of his staff, in
cluding his wife, who acts as his
secretary, flew to London to hold
the first of 12 town meetings to
be recorded in foreign capitals
and flown back to New York for
the American radio audience.
, "The trip will cost $60,000,"
Denny said. "We asked our radio
listeners to send $1 donations to
pay for it." : :
Denny had a sheaf of letters
jTuiii M?rsuiis wiiu iiau st?m ineir
dollars. One was from' a Califor
nia widow who said she Was en
closing $1 for herself and another
for her Son from her $30 a month
pension. ' "' :
' Some Send More
"Some of them sent much
more," Denny said. "One man
who heard us say we were still
short $20,000 sent another $200."
' Two advance agents of the
Town Meeting of the Air are al
ready in Europe arranging for
local sponsors, halls and speakers.
In addition, 28 American organ
izations ranging from labor un
ions to banking, associations are
paying the expenses of their own
representatives, to participate.
The entire rip will be made by
air. 'The group will visit London,
Y-I ! T 1 1 1 1 TI Tl A
rmis, wnw. vmjihih, xuine, An
kara, Tel Aviv,, Alexandria, Kara
chi, New Delhi, Manila, Tokyo,
Honolulu and , San Francisco and
arrive home to conduct the final
meeting of the series in Wash
ington on Oct. 18. In addition, a
special meeting , will be held in
Beirut.
- Discussions in English
The discussions, in English with
a translation of the statements of
foreign participants, will be
broadcast over the Town Meet
ing's usual Tuesday night spot on
the American Broadcasting net
work.. , ,
The first will be from London
on "Does the Socialist state tend
to destroy individual initiative?"
with Robert Byfield of the New
York stock exchange and Capt.
Peter Thoraycraft, British mem
ber of parliament, saying yes,
and Max Lerner, American writ
er, and Harold Laski. British la
bor party leader, insisting that It
does not.
, The subject for Paris is "How
can France and the United States
help to Insure a stable and pros
perous Europe?"
"Our aim is to keep the Ameri
can people Informed so they can
understand their responsibility in
world affairs." Denny said. ,
Organizations and individuals
participating in the seminars will
include Clarence R. Decker, presi
dent of the' University of Kansas
City and representing the Ameri
can Association for the United
Nations; Mrs. Althea H. Hottel,
president of the American Asso
ciation of University Women; W.
L. Hemingway, St. Louis, of the
American Bankers' association;
Alfred A. Albert, counselor for the
American Civil Liberties union.
; Others Listed
Also George H. Wilson of the
American Farm Bureau federa
tion; 'Irving Brown, American
Federation of Labor; John J.
Barnhart, American Legion; Mil
ton E. Lord, Boston, American
Library association; de Lesseps S.
Morrison, New Orleans mayor;
American Municipal association;
Guy E. Snavely, Association of
American Colleges; Homer E.
Frye of the Association of Better"
Business Bureaus, Inc.
Also Mrs. Grace Hare Frye,
Columbus Town Meeting; Elmer
Cope, Congress of Industrial Or
ganizations; Broks Emery, For
eign Policy association; Robert
W. Hansen, Fraternal Order of
Eagles; Mrs. J. L. Blair Buck,
General Federations of Women's
clubs; Roger Kvam, Junior Town
Meetine: Miss Anna Lord Strauss,
League of Women Voters; Fred
W. Smith, Lions international;
Walter White, National Associa
tion for the Advancement of Col
ored People; Mrs. Edith S. Samp
son. National Council of Negro
Women; Willard E. Givens, Na
tional Education association; kod-
ert S. Byfield, New York stock
exchange; Mayor ueorge w.
Welsh of Grand Rapids, Mich.;
U. S. Conference of Mayors; iNor
man Cousins, United World Fed-
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Atlanta HP' Confederate sol
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Emory university has been pre
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they used, made by hand because
imports from Great Britain had
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of Edgar Allan Poe. It was pre
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tine Hewitt leBey, Savannah, Ga.
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Hall, Inc.; W. C. Denison Jr., pres
ident of the Denison Engineering
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Junior chamber 'of commerce.
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'Red Hot' Kiss
Proves Expensive
Lincoln, Neb. tlPi It was a sit
sling, $1,678.60 kiss Dale Markel,
a suilor, gave his girl.
City prosecutor Jack Devoe
had another word for it. He said
the 18-year-old sailor, home on
leave from the San Diego, Calif.,
base, gave his girl a "long de
layed kiss" while driving . at
about 30 miles per hour.
Markers automobile plunged
ovev the curb , and crashed Into
a pole supporting a transformer.
TO OFFER 'CHURCH PLAY
A widely-presented church play,
"If the Light Be Darkness," to
be given Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at
the Bend Christian church, offers
audience participation, and uses
The pole snapped, bashing in the.
top of the car, while live wires
sizzled and popped. '
Devoe said damage to the auto
mobile amounted to $050, and
the city estimated damage to the
transformer and lines at about
$1,000. Markel was fined $25 and
costs of $3.60 in municipal court.
church " members for off-stage
voices.
Personnel for the play are Pau
la Foley, Humboldt State college
senior from California; John
Power, former principal of Keno
school, Klamath county; Alan
Button, graduate of University
of Oregon; and Ted Reeves, Port
land Civic theater. The public is
Invited.
MOTHER TO GRADUATE
Boston HP' Mrs. Howard W.
Molvin of Milton, who has two
sons in college, will be graduated
this year from Boston university.
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Four youths Glen Krirr, Sa
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Reynold EUI, Donnelly, Ida., anil
Albert Dillon, Albany, were speak
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of the Pentecostal Conquercrs'
camp meeting, now in session on
camp grounds west of Bend. .
Values of prayer, Bible readinp,
church attendance, and christian
testimony were topics. Miss
Ruby Keyes, president, led the
singing with accordion accompaniment.
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