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a 1 1 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1, 1958 WEDNESDAY to NINE Exfra October Shopping Hours! Dr. Billy Graham Invited to Hold Crusade in Phila. Ministers and laymen fremi Messiah Lutheran Church, an-; full months in a crusade luch as the Rev, William Allen A. Jeanci, the Rev.

Dr. Daniel A. M. Russell, the Rev. Vincent T.

many parts of Philadelphia and nounced the decision shortly the Rev. Dr. Walter R. Haard, the Rev. Dr.

Elvin Henry, Ross, Fred C. Bradford, Howard its suburbs have extended a 'after he was made chairman of will conduct here. He has had Hally P. Johns, the Rev. Dr.jKessler, the Rev.

George Hoffer. the Rev. John N. formal invitation to Dr. BUlylthe committee to extend the in-jsimilar success in persuading Noah W.

Moore, the Rev. Dr.1 Muiuinj, the Rev. Walter L. Miller, the Rev. C.

Edwin Houk, Graham, the North Carolina 'vitation to Graham. ireligious backsliders to "make Karl F. Wettstone, the Rev.iDosch, 2d, the Rev. Willard and the Rev. Dr.

George evangelist, to conduct a crusade! During the summer of 1957, decisions for Christ" in London A jt jirks, the Rev.lW. Willman, the Rev. Harold: Palmer, in Philadelphia. Graham packed New York City's during 1954. in Glasgow in 1955, clavton lhe Rev ihhn Mil Lassies are mad about Dr.

Ross H. Stover, pastor of Madison Square uarnen lor two, ana me tar tasi in lasB. his 1 rrriripic s. ogenitz, tne, PHILADELPHIA WILLOW GROVE HADDONFIZLD WILMINGTON Philadaiphie open Wedneidey 1:30 'til 9 Willow Sreve epen Wednesdays 'til 9 til approximately 500,000. Rev.

Dr. Gilbert oultin. ine In addition to Dr. Stover, Rev. Ellsworth Snoddy, the Rev.

those who signed the Invitation Jackson L. Falls, the Rev. to Dr. Graham are: E. Fair and the Rev.

The Rev. Dr. C. E. Mason, L.

Johnston, the Rev. Francis V. Also, the Rev. John L. Byitte, the Rev.

Howard W. Oursler, the the Rev. Leon A. Sullivan, the Rev. Dr.

Franklin Duncombc.jRev. Theodore H. tlsner, me the Rev. Dr. Robert W.

Bring- Rev. James Clinton Caraher, the hurst. th Rev. Dr. J.

s. LaddiRev. John N. Althouse. Alvin G.

'w'-aT'-X. levnil ere JcelcM Thomas, the Rev. Dr. Harry D.Dcwees, the Rev. Dr.

Melvin N. Hummer, Judge Edward J. Grif-j Forney, Gordon NCMoraie, me fiths, the Rev. Dr. Leon T.J Rev.

John D. Scott, Walter Moore, Leon II. Sullivan, the.G. Arkell, the Rev. John K.

Rev. Dr. Norman Klauder and Lynn, Dr. James L. Brazier, the the Rev.

Dr. Percy Crawford. jRev. Dr. Peter Vroom.

and the Also, Alfred G. Howe, the Rev. Rev. James W. L.

Hills. Dr. L. Thomas Moore, the: Also, Cholly Drain, Harry L. Rev.

Dr. Edwin S. Johnson, thelJenkins, the Rev. George Rev. Dr.

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Icil'a Committee on Law and Gov- Those named are: jernment early this year. William T. Coleman, attor- More than a score of witnesses ncy; Clarence E. Pickett, retired appeared before the committeee executive secretary of the Amcr-jto complain of being unjustly ican Friends Service Committee; beaten and otherwise mistreat-Right Rev. Msgr.

Edward Police Commissioner Thomas Reilly, superintendent of dloce-jJ. Gibbons, however, defended san schools; William J. Ross, men, declaring he didn't ion official, and Dr. Thorstenhink the picture of police brutal-Sellin, chairman of the sociology ity was as black as painted. Si ARTHUR HURRAY 1S22CHESTNUTL0 8-5050 6i W.

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