CLOSE-UP OF HIGH-UPS.

The article profiles several U.S. businessmen and politicians as of March 1938. It details Strathmore Paper Co. president Horace A. Moses' contributions to the emergence of New England thrift ideas and his involvement in banking, educational and philanthropic activities. U.S. Vice President John Nance Garner is considered the man with the most influence on the U.S. Congress, even more than U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Fletcher W. Rockwell has been appointed president of National Lead.