Two newest appointees to SEC Board. Washington, D.C., May 1. Leon Henderson leaned over the shoulder of Edward Eicher during the course of proceedings of the Monopoly Committee which is investigating milk monopolies today, and thus presented the first picture of the newest appointee, the Board of th
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