Journal. [1966]

AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
OF THE PHILIPPINES
ESTABLISHED 1920
PURPOSES. The promotion and development of American trade, commerce,
and industry in the Philippines and the Far East:
The provision of means for the convenient exchange of ideas in this promotion
and development;
The cultivation of friendly relations between Americans and Filipinos and
other peoples of the Far East;
The enrollment of American citizens residing in the Philippines with a view
to bringing about closer association in the achievement of the purposes set forth,
There are several classes of membership: (1) Resident Active Member Firms,
(2) Resident Individual Active Members, (3) Resident Associate Members,
(4) Resident Affiliate Members, and (5) Non-Resident Members.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS, 1966
A. W. iDrtun. Prelsident; C.. II Vhite, Vice-President; Charles R. Butler, Treasurer; Ear I
(0rrrl, ll, 4li.o,.J. Gibbs, D. I. Marshall, W. A. Powers,.4ndres Soriano, Jr., J. J. Wolahdn,
Stlan lev. Fisher. Executive Vice-President: 1. T. Salmo, Secretary
PAST PRESIDENTS
*H. L. Heath
*C. M. Cotterman
E. E. Elser
American business houses and individual Americans, not R. E. Murphy
'~s' r~*G. H. Fairchild
*P. A. Meyer
*H. M. Cavender
*S. F. Gache
*W... Rennelds
already members, are cordially invited to join the Chamber and to. H. SRetenl

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assist in the promotion of its purposes.

J. A. Prrish
J. L. Manning
J. H. Carpenter
P R. Parrette
R. W. Pockmire
H. D. Carl
Calvin C. Crawford
Newland Baldwin
W. W. Donnelly
* Deeeamd

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