Three New Orleanians identified with the fields of education, business and medicine have been named honorary co-chairmen of jthe Committee of 100 for the Association for Retarded Children fund program.
S. C. Pulitzer, president of the organization, announced Sunday that they ' are Miss Carmelite Janvier, Edgar A. G. Bright and
| The fund program to provide I extended care and services to the nearly 9000 mentally retarded children of New .Orleans has a gcaJ of $50,000, Pulitzer said. The money will be raised through new memberships and public subscriptions.
The Committee of 100 will be I composed of 100 leading citizens 'in the civic, fraternal, religious And commercial. life of the city, he said. The group will act as a honorary advisory board for the program. PHOTO: NAMED TO SERVE on the Committee of One Hundred of the Association for Retarded Children Fund program as honorary chairmen are (from left) Miss Carmelite Janvier, Dr. William W. Frye and Edgar A. O. Bright.
