15 Nominations Received for New Committee 'The American Community Commitige held Its regular monthly meet-Ing on Monday, Aprit 6 in the new fqvariers of the' American. Consulate-(General, The news was just received of the death of one of the members the Committee, Mr, W. S, Heald,
Sympathy were adopted by the Com-his way. howe, "Resotlions of fnittee for the family and friends of Mir. Teta The report of the nominating committee showed that fifteen names had Deen selected for the eight vacancies the, Committee, 'These will fetided to all voting members on Apri 1, "Additional nominations may submitted to the Secretary of the Committee up to April 20." The Young will follow, closing on April 30 after which the' committee will be e-organized for the new year, In the frat Tot of dues received almost 300 ames appear.
The American Schoo! is pressing its campaign for the third. year's cone {ibution, Phe report of progress Wa quite promising. Hereafter all emoriaf donations to civilian relic trill be reported to the newspapers by hima only, no amounts being published. "Apart. from. this—an ekowledgment will be made to each donor through the mal.
The printed report for the year 1985 alto the revised constitution and bye-laws just completed, were issued uring the past month, consequently fo further publiety inthe form of reposed bulletin appeared.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.