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? . 2 BpAPR 25 1947 }? Mr. E. aA. aam. & oe Mr. Clegg Mr. Glavin _ Mr. Kadd_ Mr. Nichols__ r€ “Mr. Rosen (i \ Mr. Tracy Mr. Carson___. Mr. Egan Mr. Gurnea__ Mr. Harbo Mr. Hendon Mr. Jones Sinatra inGreup Honored - Mr. Leonerd__ ' : - Mr. Penningtor ‘or Advancing Democracy Mr. Quinn Tam Oy the Astecitvted Press , NEW YORK, April Fra. Mr. ‘a natra was among a group H6nored is andy jlast night by thO council Against wen fy Intolerance for “advancing the use of democracy during 1946." |, G Those cited received statueties at. dinner sponsored by the organiza-; jon In commemoration of the 20th iversary of the birth of Thomas cflerson. . James watermap ise executive director of the council, sald those honored were chosen in a Nation- wide poll conducted by the council among 500 newspaper editors and 1,560 civic organizations. Others recelving the awards were: Dr. Harlow*StMapley, chief of the Harvard Lege observatory, the Rev. herman Burgoyne, Metho- dist tiinister of Hood River, Oreg.; Michae bo, president of the Gary (ind.»’Board of Education: Dr, Ho- m Iney, former president of the University of Texas, now president of Rulpenesiey Columbia, Mo.; (Dr. Rut medict and Dr. Gene elifish? anthropologista and au- thors of “ Races of Mankind”: dohn Rov Carlson, author: Miss Margareyrisisey, author, and Clay- er, radio actor. a Also recelving the award, during f broadcast presentation, was Drew a earson, radio commentator. f} 7. The council said similar awards if a would be mad fer this month to | Mrs. BizanoeSeotevl Dr. albert fAEinsteln, Ellis® Arnall, former _pov- ernor of Gearaitieelie. Jo ran- rud of Springfield, Mass, and Ca da,yLee, actor. — {100 -15.297-A - ‘WOT RECORDED "& APR LY 947 WASHINGTON STAR, DATE hf TEY 4, ae . . toe, ye amet - A amampergrin — ve ee a ee PT. a7 ete ss