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Oo {OD £10 HIGHLANDER Forx scHooh = JM ctte t-n "The Economy of ibundance ," by STEWART CHASE. McHillan Ccmpany, "Wakers of Freedem,” by SHERWOOD EDDY and KIRBY PAGE. George H. Dorne Co., "The S-cial Principals of Jesus," by WALTER RAUSCHENBUSCH, "There is Cecnfusicn," by JESSE REDUONT FAUCET, "The Read Ahead, (2 primer of Capitalism)," by HARRY W. LAIDLER, Crewell Company, "The Causes cf War," by ARTHUR PIRROTT. McMillan Company, "History and Problems ef Organized Labor," by FRANK TR.CEY CARLTON, PuiD?, @m C. Heath Company, New York, "E, Company, " GENE RICHARD BLOCH, Simon & Schuster. Che a s "Trade Unicnism and Labcr Preblems," by Wm. Z. RIPLEY, Ph.D. Ginn & Ccmpany, "Christianity and Labor Problems," KIRBY PAGE, etc. Associated Press, a was noticed that a large” ercup cf perscns registered in from New Yerk d that the cards were marked Uphaus. qe explained that this group came to Chattancoga about once & year and seemed to be seme sort cf a traveling schol. He produced a letter received from this group mking reservation at the hctel and it was noted that the name wis theMeligion and Labesr Foundaticn, 106 Carmel orrgets New Haven, Connecti- cut, “VILLARD AJPHAUS, Executive Secretary, LEON ROSSER? LAND, Chairman, CHARLES F.LMcLENNAN, Lid, West Secretary. The person whe registered in for the proup was CHLRIES C/ WEBBER, Group Leador, 531 West 122nd Street, New York, New York, On July 17, 1940 while this group was registered at called lcng distance to Monteagle, Tennessee, The perscn called at Mcnteagle could nct be determined but stated he had heard some of the grcup mention gcing to the High- lender Folk Schcol when they left Chattanooga. Since Mr. WEBBIR, whe listed himself as Grcup Leader, gave a New York address, a lead is being seat out for New York to check him and the activities of the Foundaéicn. -18- ne et aanteie . o Laan! oe aclinsa lm medeaticeltidh aticianae tan tealitin aiedainenniiainenn nein