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| 129. SELECTED COIMJNIST FRONT ORd-iNIZATIQNS Sponsors (Con't) Joseph F» Fletcher Clyde R. Miller Carl Haessler Joseph G« Moore Herman C. Hahn Richard Morford John Paul Jones Jessie Lloyd Of Connor G. Richard Each Liston Pope John Howland Lathrop 3. McNeill Poteat Howard Lee Bertha C. Reynolds Kenneth Leslie Charlemae Rollins Donald Lathrop Mrs. .Sydney B. Snow William B. Spofford Clara M. Vincent Alva W. Taylor Gregory VLastos Calla E. Tennant Harry F. Ward John B. Thompson Charles C, v.'eber Channing H. Tobias Sidney R. Williams Willard E. TTphaus Max Yergan Field Leaders A. L. Campbell ) Robert D. Shumpert ) Leonard M. Sizer, Colorado William TV. Sullivan, Connecticut F. J. Smith, Florida Donald L, West, Georgia Paul J. Foling, Illinois Bruce McKenzie ) Virgil Vanderburg ) 1r. 1 Missouri Zella Y.'hitf leld ) John Whittier Darr, Jr, , New York William Deberry, North Carolina Richard Comfort, Tennessee Harry Koger, Virginia Headquarters ' The headquarters of this organization at 420 Transportation Building, Detroit, Michigan, are listed with the building superintendent under the headings "People's Congress," "Institute of Applied Religion," and "The Protestant, Detroit Branch." The Institute does not have a church of its own and it is said the arrangements are made to meet in other churches in the City of Detroit* Scope of Organization In 1941, the organization is said to have distributed "subjects for ' Bible study," two pages of which contained excerpts from the Old Testament, including the Book of Amos in the following: |