The Ec o n o m ic C lub of Detroit ANNOUNCES REVISED DATE FOR ITS ONE HUNDRED THIRTIETH MEETING MONDAY NOON, DECEMBER 19, 1938 TWELVE O'CLOCK BOOK-CADILLAC HOTEL SPEAKER HON. PAT HAERISON WASHINGTON, D. C. UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM MISSISSIPPI CHAIRMAN SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE SUBJECT "CURRENT PROBLEMS INCLUDING TAXATION AND BUSINESS RECOVERY" PRESIDING OFFICER RAYMOND H. BERRY MEMBER OF LAW FIRM, BERRY AND STEVENS CHAIRMAN, TAX COMMITTEE, DETROIT BOARD OF COMMERCE MEMBER, FEDERAL FINANCE AND TAXATION COMMITTEE UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DIRECTOR, NATIONAL TAX ASSOCIATION LUNCHEON MEMBERS $1.00 PER PLATE GUESTS $1.50 PER PLATE PLACES WILL BE RESERVED IN THE ORDER IN WHICH RECEIVED ONLY FOR THOSE WHO ACCEPT ON THE ENCLOSED FORM R. S. V. P. (OVER) Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis HON. PAT HARRISON WASHINGTON, D. C. UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM MISSISSIPPI CHAIRMAN SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE (FROM "WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA" 1938-1939) Bom at Crystal Springs, Miss., August 29, 1881; s. Robert and Myra Anna (Patton) H.; grad, high sch., Crystal Springs; attended La. State U., Baton Rouge; m. Mary Edwina Mclnnis, of Leakes- ville, Miss., Jan. 19, 1905. Began law practice, Leakesville, Sept. 1902; now at Gulfport, Miss. Elected dist. atty., 2d Dist., Miss., 1905, 07; resigned, Sept. 1910; mem. 62d to 65th Congresses (1911- 19), 6th Miss. Dist.; U. S. Senator, 4 terms, 1919-43; Chmn. Senate Finance Com. since 1933. Democrat. Methodist, Home: Gulfport, Miss.; also 2260 Cathedral Ave., Washington, D. C. Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis T he Economic Club of Detroit (Filth Fiscal Year Ending May 1st 1939) OFFICERS Chairman of the Board President Vice-President JAMES INGLIS ALLEN B. CROW S. WELLS UTLEY Vice-President Treasurer Secretary HARVEY CAMPBELL KENNETH M. BURNS BEN O. SHEPHERD BOARD OF DIRECTORS C. W. AVERY, The Murray Corp. of Amer­ EUGENE W. LEWIS., Industrial Morris Plan ica. Bank. DR. RALPH E. BADGER, Investment Coun­ HOWARD A. LEWIS, Nash-Kelvinator Corpo­ sel, Inc. ration. GEORGE D. BAILEY, Ernst & Ernst. CLIFFORD B. L.ONGLEY, 1400 Buhl Bldg. WILLIAM T. BARBOUR, Detroit - Michigan A. L. LOTT, Motor Products Corporation. Stove Company. JOHN L.. LOVETT, Michigan Manufacturers' J. LEE BARRETT, Detroit Convention & Tour­ Association. ist Bureau. WILLIAM P. LOVETT, Detroit Citizens' RAYMOND H. BERRY, Berry and Stevens. League. MALCOLM W. BINGAY, Detroit Free Press. ALVAN MACAULEY, JR., State Banking HOWARD E. BLOOD, Norge Corporation. Dept. A. J. BLOODSWORTH, Price, Waterhouse DR. ROY D. McCLURE, Henry Ford Hospital. Co. JAMES McEVOY, General Motors Corp. R. J. BOWMAN, Pere Marquette Railway DR. E. W. McFARLAND, Liquor Control Com­ Company. mission. GEORGE E. BRAND, 3709 Barium Tower. J. L. McKEE, New York Central Railroad Co. McPHERSON BROWNING, Detroit Trust Co. WALTER S. McLUCAS, National Bank of WILBER M. BRUCXER, 2480 Penobscot Bldg. Detroit. RALPH H. BUSS, Detroit Branch, Federal ALFRED C. MARSHALL, Detroit Edison Reserve Bank of Chicago. Company. LEO M. BUTZEL, Stevenson, Butzel, Eamon FRANK J. MAURICE, Manufacturers' Na­ & Long. tional Bank. GEORGE W. CARTER, Detroit Insurance HORACE S. MAYNARD, Senior Investment Agency. Corp. ALBERT E. COBO, City Treasttter. DR. FRED T, MURPHY, Murphy Family Trust. DR. FRANK CODY, W ayne University, and Superintendent Detroit Board of Education. WALTER E. OTTO, Michigan Mutual Lia­ bility Co. WILLARD M. CORNELIUS, Parker Rust Proof Co. L. E. PHELAN, Detroit Association of Credit WILLIAM J. CRONIN, Automobile Manufac­ Men. turers' Association. PRESIDENT A. H.. POETKER, S. J. University CHESTER M. CULVER, Employers' Associa­ of Detroit. tion of Detroit. H. M. ROBINS, H. M. Robins Co.. STEPHEN DuBRUL, General Motors Corp. S. P. RUDDIMAN, Detroit, Toledo & Ironton JOSEPH M. DODGE, The Detroit Bank. Railroad Company. F. T. DuCHARME, 982 Burns Ave. HENRY H. SANGER, Manufacturers' Na­ HARRY B.. EARHART, 3965 Penobscot Bldg. tional Bank. MAURICE A. ENGGASS, Enggass Jewelry EXECUTIVE DEAN FREDERIC SIEDENBURG, Company. S. J., University of Detroit. D. M. FERRY, JR., Ferry-Morse Seed Com­ CLARENCE SKINNER, Automotive Parts & pany. Equipment Manufacturers, Inc. HUGH J. FERRY, Packard Motor Car Co. HAL. H. SMITH, 2900 Union Guardian Bldg. DR. C. A. FISHER, University of Michigan. CHAS. T. FISHER, JR., National Bank of DR. CHARLES L. SPAIN, Vice-President Detroit. Wayne University. FRED J. FISHER, Fisher & Company. S. T. STACKPOLE, The Pennsylvania Rail­ road. DR. HUGO FREUND, 62 West Kirby Ave. HENRY HART, First of Michigan Corp. G. A. STAPLES, E. I. duPont d©Nemours Co. ISRAEL HIMELHOCH, Himelhoch Bros. & CARL B. TUTTLE, S. S. Kresge Co. Company. DR. LENT D. 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