Show ansa THE S Blue Favorite Shades for Easter Parade "tGray Navy Evangelist Billy Graham Uses Charm M ' suit imm Showmanship Fervor to Pack 'Em in Costly Lid titra tBI 3 f Pi U M It l I EA Sunday March 25 R 1951 By Dorothy Baa Associated Press Fashion Editor NEW YORK March 2 (AP) m and suite flower hats are the nation s choice for the Easter parade of ias i Favorite suit colors will be gray or naw blue favorite accegjMf color white favorite frippery lots of veiling Most of America's women will wear clothes by American designers though a few will appear in French orig Notable is the fact that throughout the nation — in New York Chicago Washington Boston 1'K Anffelea Dallas and Se attle — the season's preferences are the same and women in New York outfits and California may wear --by the same designer Some Outfits Listed Here are some of the Easter out fits that will be worn as compuea by the New York V?nrVnMr New York — Mrs York's mayor litteri wif n A ta's dep blue ian silk suit and a white flower ' B by Sally Victor Mary Martin (Mrs Richard — Gray Mainbocher suit hat with a gray and black Paris Mrs John H G Pell — Black white hat and with faille accessories suit Duchess of Windsor— Tweed and topcoat Hattie Carnegie — Black wool Suit with jyhlte embroidered orscarf and small gandie "cloud white velve hat '24 Anita Loos — Navy sheer wool broadRussian a dress under tlack tail coat lined in mink with small white pio hat Mrs MiUiceat Rogers — Charles James gubmetal faille slip dress and a short mink coil Rehearsal Clothes Gertrude Lawrence — busy wltk manuscript for her forthcoming sa! clothes — slacks sweater anri bandanna turban Mrs William Randolph Hearst oleated silk tf — taffeta dress by Charles James and peacock blue velvet hat s Gloria Swanson — Pauline beige crepe dress with pleat- - Blraight-and-narro- loudert voice now crying in the He stayed with rouin lor wilderness sees two reasons whjr unui aDOin two years gu tnrm l his evangelistic cry is heard: "The a Meeting Did H hunur of the oeoDle" andforGod about the time Of his This the first was success "The people are hungry IB November great Bible hungry for prayer hungry 1949 he held a meeting in Loa An for the spirit hungry for salvation geles It drew immense crowdsa fegjiWa national attention when You can hear just about anything got and sports people 'made demovie subGraham has to say on those That's short for "decisions cisions" from many other evangelists for Christ" which is gTrttlval term iects J admits that He brings up for conversion! his second reason: ThS Los Angeles meeting ' seemed "God has chosen to worn tnrougn " Graham says Evangelism had a mtt "That sounds pretty mysucau Now Billv holds five revival doesnt it? A pragmatist migru making year besides laugh But its the only explana- campaigns stands as the guest many tion I can give" at and colleges Dr Wallace Bassett of Dallas of other preachers this lsts about atX monthes former president of the Baptist General Convention of Texas says: Three months of the year he tries N It's because he has such person- - to spend at home in Montrcat daugh-tMSand three C wife his with sinality he's so transparently five years three years and months old The other quarter three Looks Like CeUegUn of the year he spends at MinneBilly's charm is undeniable At apolis where he is president of 32 he looks like a dapper college Northwestern schools a small senior He's tall—six feet two—and college wavy wiry He has light brown Salesman Star Billy almost an and blue eyes hair deep life demands on His the crackles He classic profile smooth wire Billy has it electric an organization like platform his team — a song men on The more factor one and Personality — showmanship — are the things leader an assistant evangelist a wo gospel singer a pianist an organthat strike the lay observerbehind reasons ist and a public relations man — are the for goes looking all clean cut well dressed and perrise Billy's for n superchargedj sonable You might take themTheir Graham's are a sense In salesmen they masterful on hymn "team puts crowd merchandise is the gospel and production to soften up the knocks Billy is the star salesman Then Billy takes over and But they are intent an keeping 'em dead The blade of his hand hacks at the taint of commercialism out of ' "We need a the meetings This la how they the platform rail church that is on fire with the explain the system: His explosive bariBilly won't hold a meeting at a spirit of God!" tone jars "amens" from the city unless the pastors invite him crowd His team won't touch any of the At a breakfast interview he in-is campaign funds The local people g set up their own finance commitquick to smile but tent on making his point that he is tee Including enough to pay ex"God's right hand man" because penses and salaries for all the team except Billy and that's the way God wanted it This combination of personality Cliff Barrows For example the showmanship and fervor has Fort Worth budget was $35000 top among re brought Billy to the two Billy makes one demand on the years His committee: That as soon as the vlvalists in the past staff says he preached to 1889000 budaet is met the collection be his main meetings in stopped The committee then has ?ersons inconverted 43700 of them an auditing firm of its own choice Millions more heard his national check the fuhds The auditors' reradio program a'lg f port is published His latest crusade m Fort Worth Billy splits Offering drew an average of about 11000 if the After the budget is met— persons a night to Will Rogers wants to do it — a love memorial coliseum For his final committeeis collected d usually at the offering tomorrow is meeting hereTCU-AmoA n CmrttVf last meeting of isthe campaign in money put offering" stadium he is expected to draw at "love the collection pans at any service least 60000 by the committee It ii designated Whv Excitement? between Graham and Barrows split A stanch Baptist lady will tell Sometimes the committee takes you: "I don't see what everybody an extra collection fbr Billy s nagets so excited about My pastor tional radio program which he says as Billy costs $10000 and isn't paying its preaches just as good better" Graham and some times way With donations from listeners Opt this comes from a Fort its only other means of support Worth bookie: "H that Stem don't The radio program is adminclear out this town is really going istered by an ajaociation incorporto helL Business is awful" ated in Minneapolis Its books are Both the lady and the bookie ap- audited monthly ng pear to be in the vast minority-judgiCosts P len y ' from the crowds who keep Staging a revival Is big business He flocking to Billy's services a published audit rewas ordained a Southern Baptist For example of Atlanta Graham revival but steers clear of sectarian issues port last year shows total expenses aiming his sermons at all denomi- amounting to $9530480 including nations aaat Of building a tabernacle the near a farm on was bom Billy published breakdown shows Charlotte N C on Nev 7 1918 The of this money as going to none basea to be He wanted big league Graham showed he and ball player promise Billy says the love offerings are as a first baseman his sole income and that he doesn't con17 was was he But when ha any on his side trips He verted at a Charlotte tent meeting accept fcve offerings during his and started turning toward the min- received five campaigns in 1850 Audit figPeterswent St to Graham istry ures released by revival committees burg Fla where he attended the that he got $926888 in Atlanta Florida Bible Institute now Trinity show and $4398 In Minneapolis Comcollege mittee figures for the other three You've Got Me campaigns are not available Billy He savs he perfected his explosive a delivery in a swampa He usedand cypress stump for pulpit preached salvation or damnation to the birds and alligators He betechgan trying his swamp-prove- n nique on small congregations be a Billy wasn't sure he would felt the Lord preachermethough I "I wouldn't yield" but wanted he sajftgta One night while he and God were wrestling he wandered to a golf course at Tampa Fla "I finally gave in while pacing at midnight on the 18th hole" says Billy "All right Lord' I said 'If you want me you've got ragr Billy still had some problems he needed to thresh out He enrolled in Wheaton college an interdenominational school in Illinois and majored in anthropology The M tta science and the Bible gee in harmony in his mind?— except on a few points such as the one about man's possible evolution from the monkey "God at one Stroke created man" Billy says For a short time he was minister of a church at Western Springs HI He decided the Lord hadn't designed him as a pastor and hit one-nig- ht ijf non-sectari- fast-pace- d ' six-ma- tight-packe- d easy-goin- song-lead- er bleaCher-bolstere- Eneland tour and $3100 in Colum bia S C So his gross income was about $24008 8'' Sensitive About Income Billy says his income tax re turn filed at Charlotte shotRf S net Income of $8000 after deductible expenses and contributions He gays he gave $4000 to missions and schools $2700 to Northwestern among other contributions Out o( his love offerings he pay his own expenses These mount high on his preaching junkets around the country And he must pay secretaries to help answer the thousands of letters he receives He haA 'Wm'rWmflSn that his tax return in North Carolina is open to public inspection Billy la ttnsitivf about his income He be able to say he preaches for the money In' it "1 keep just enough for a comfortable living for myself and my a little family" he says "I have house in the mountains WmUttijm and I drive a Ford - "best-dfesse- HT jaBBBBBBBBaaaHB ' It s Just a little thing I picked up for $100000 Barbara Welles might say of this sparkling: sprint bonnet Designed by in New York the straw and velvet hat is trimmed with thoa- of diamonds with a total carat weight of 16826 m John-Frederi- ' jr makes a "If a businessman dollars people say that s great Bit if preacher takes up a collection to he can carry on far the Lord somebody will say he's a racketeer" "Why I could make a quarter of a million dollars a year in this field or in Hollywood If I wanted to The offers I've had from Holly wood studios are amazihg But I just laughed I told them I nig staying with God I'd rather be in the poor house than sell out rmi-lio- n Hal-lida- cs coat-dre- Packer Strike CHICAGO March 24 ap —The CIO United Packinghouse Work-er- a announced today they had signed an agreement with Armour and Co extending their wage agreement thus deferring strike action for another six weeks The announcement said the CIO workers would go along with union A Fi and independent worker? in the industry who extended their agreements yesterday The packinghouse workers said they would extend the agreement to other major companies — Swift Wilson and Cudahy The agreement consists basically of a wage increase averaging 11 cents an hour which was negotiated by the unions and the industry in early February It was hoWeVOr rejected by Eric Johnston economic stabilizer Extension of the agreement to May 7 gives the wage stabilliatijMS board a chance to okay the raise when It ii reestablished S48? Miiboi DETROIT Mich March 24 (UP) The Ford Foundation world's wealthiest private organization today listed resources of nearly billion dollars in its avowed effort to bring about a batter lite for people everywhere The foundation in its financial statement announced net assets of $492678255 as of Dec 31 nearly double the $250000000 at which the trust has been estimated unofficially Paul G Hoffman president of the vast foundation has announced that the money eventually will be used to work for world peace and better government living and ed- $10 Bail Forfeited ucation conditions Bail of $10 oh a speeding comChief assets are 3089908 shares of class A common Ford plaint was forfeited in city eourt Motor Co stock carried at 9115 by Floyd D Anderson 440 Twenty-foa share for a $417137580 total urth v one-ha- non-voti- lf yt ss j Wage Hike Defers Ford Foundation Has ii ? doeiAllpMlpy" car d" De-trn- Jp IftP six-roo- w iss Rlseuit-polore- Mrs John Henry Hsaitarf-ls- er suit and white straw ?wduster Gibson Girl sailor gray straw hat mmum Irene (Mrs Bmott OJtaons' Slim sheer black wool suit itina gray flan- - small black Mils nsailor Dallas — Mrs Clint Murchlson r Dorothy (fur desisner)— t© crene dress jeweled black (visiting in Costa Rica) — Adrian's lined jackcoat of Ab tafitautwith polka-do- t and et brown straw hat fur yssinian monkey cntcago — Mrs Ofden lodge no five Queen City (vacationing in Flori JeaalV I c Minfr i s black and Rebekah lodge no four and Theta and small white I straw sailor hat d white flower hat Rho Girls club Independent OtaVO Wanhlnffton — Dior's Ann Smith— navy Nancy Odd Fellows wUl sponsor a hast of — B lue wool suit and suit with Chase Smith Skirt and lunch social for V' fta Mnefit of matching sailor liSi at eight p m m Tuesday charity Irenes twill jacket and navy men's wear suit and Lilly the Lodge hall 2320 Washington :v Charles James Dache s navy straw beret A program of musical enteruw-men- t Margaret Truman Bine ReattU — Mrs Georee B Per- will be provided xvcnuicr s nvy cosiiunc iuh Margaret Truman — Marine blue ry Members tint visiting menMrt fitted taffeta suit by Mollie Par-nl- s with "diplomat" cape lined in red with small while strew hat and white dotted surah navy straw of all three branches of the order Boston — Mrs Harold Kern Black and white Mrs John Bitter — Navy suit their partners and their trienda art suit d black shiny straw hat white gloves red and white hit invited and veil Mrs Stephen Casey — wety suit white accessories Mrs John Knox — Beige gabardine suit by Philip Mangone with small rough straw hat and red veii Mrs Edward C Donnelly — to Smooth curvaceous proportional CtaMrf McCtrdell's mauve faille d suit straw sailor You too cm have a beautiful flf r-blue mink cape s Detroit — Mrs G Mennen ute! — the wife of the governor Trv the TREU METHOD WAY to (in Lansing) will wear a beige linen suit piped in navy braid with remold your hips waist end bust navy topcoat and hat into lovely smooth eunrcft — B Mrs Walter Ford Gray suit flowered hat and mink cape NEW LOW PRJCSSI — Blue tweed Mrs Jewett-Dwy- Jo Coaeland — Black wool white lace scarf and hat H titan gAr I "- Give you Hollywood complexion glamour plus all day softening beauty care Films tiny blemishes and rr WlLdw form In 5 Color Harmony Stdn tone m iy Mick ft ?0$tii (fUtwk) pirns pin-che- candy-stripe- ssi 3W s mK--j s r x sk m silve- plum-colore- Wil-iim- er round-hippe- sibyofrTell with matching straw sailor —natural Shantung dress and black velvet vest with matching straw cartwheel banded in velvet by s — 9412 Washington w mm Blvd - ' AUTMOBIZTO GiNtRAL — STALER AllECTIIIC ' aapaaa"""aiSe mCeilic1iapman — Gray wool full skirted dress white nai ana ac OO Mrs Harvey S Firestone— Dior's C CAlHaaaalt"-- with flwse1 -- Coats-Sui- ts Rttuerttst Dmses skMMu i - and Mort Saving t0 Shop Early PAIR TReg 249 CO ATSIW wool gabardine fleece checks 4 boucle Best colors Si2es All tweeds TOPPERS LENGTH SHORTIE AND 14 10-2- 0 SUITS i ALL WOOL Flannel gabardine checks tweeds Sizes 16V6-24- 10-3- 0 33 54 Values to $4950 to finest fabric houses WS vo 4 ©t 1ro AO f afues iroifs gA DRESSESatxoc- Organdy From America's Prints navy pastels PHftinSat Jt I WVllltlv - gtasja a Only styles e misses women's sizes 12 Junior Values to $2500 ' Cotton Dresses ftfrisacA hi exBensiv mmW t5aj 47 flssjnts lies me lotest ' 19S-39-8 White and best colors Sizes entire stock! 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