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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCI

Christian Science" win n.
subject of the Lesson. Semi
all Christian Science Chm,
throughout the world On !
day. June 30. :
The Golden Text MAT M
is. Heal the sick. clean, l
lepers, raise the dead. cas- \
devils: freely We have recon-.
freely give"
Among the Bible citation
this passage. Matt 935J \,
Jesus went about all the n
and villages, teaching IN h
synagogues, and preaching
gospel of the kingdom !
healing every sickness and ,
cry disease among the peos,
Correlative passages "a
read from the Christian SER
textbook Science and Ma!
WITH Key 10 the Scripture
Mary Baker Eddy, include
following %. 1873 Jesus !
established in the Christian
the precedent for all Christ,
ity. theology, and healing CA,
tians are under as direct ord
now, as they were then. 10
Christlike, to possess the Cm.
spirit, 10 follow the Christ ,
ample. and to heal the SEX
well as the SHINING"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19

gram was presented.
The pastor, the Rev. Jonathan
A. Danes, will be the speak
er AT IL a. m. service as well
as the 3 p. m. al which time
the Order OF Eastern Stars will
be present in their annual an
niversary service.
Four p. m, the Children's
Choir Tea will be held in the
Scott Auditorium.
To Hear Reports
7:30 p. m, Benjamin Boyce
and Edith King who were sent
as delegates 10 the Dcnomina-
ton Camp at Crystal Lake will
give their reports on the con-
ference. Gospel Choir and the
Young Peoples Ensemble will
support the service.
On Sunday morning at 500 a.
m. July 81. an Enter Faith
Breakfast is being planned when
speakers from various demon
nations will highlight the oc-
casion. This is being sponsor
ed by the ACE League of which
Benjamin Boyce is president and
Marvin Rogers, chairman of the
program committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19

from the Spring Hill Baptist
Church. who sang Dear Lord,
Remember Me- TO an appreci-
alive audience.
The church at large extends
its heartfelt sympathy to the
Myler family of l0238 Oakland
during the recent death of their
aunt. Funeral services will be
held from the Calvary Baptist
Church. 1890 Joseph Campau
with the Rev. ]. p. Thomas Of
ficiating.
BETHEL AME CHURCH
ST. Antoine and Frederick
Last Sunday the minister. the
Rev Jonathan A. Danes. pastor
of Bethel AME church. corner
Of Frederick and ST. Antoine.
delivered the Annual Message
to the class leaders. The SUB
lect Gods Business Men"
He pointed out that class lea
ders are God sent messengers
and they can not be useful or
effective except as they are di-
vinely directed. He used as a
text. Romans 1911: mot sloth-
full in business; fervent in spir-
II; serving the Lord"
At the closing service 100
Class Leaders made reports at
which time a very inspiring pro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH
Pinewood and Division.
Toledo. Ohio

Last Sunday was Mems Dav
Az the morning service the
pastor the Rev. Elliot Mason
relinquished his pulpit 10 the
Rev A, A. Banks. Jr., pastor
Of the Second Baptist Church.
Detroit, Michigan. For the oc-
casion the Rev. Mr.. Ban K )
preached on the theme. Man
The Indispensable.
A large congregation heard
the memorable message bv the
Detroit pastor.
In ms closing remarks the
Rev. Mr.. Banks asserted God
has a task for each individual
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
BrotherhoOds Call
Special Meeting

The officers and members OF
all brotherhoods have been in
vited by the United Brother
hood to attend special meet
ing for the formation OF a
more cohesive organization at
730 y. m, on July % in rooms
a and 8 at the Brewster Cen
ter.
The regular meetings are on
the first Tuesday of each month
at the Women Federation Club
at Brush and Ferry James A.
Watts. Sr.. is president OF the
United Brotherhood.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19

TO do There is responsibility
of doing Christian work"
The Mems Day program was
under the supervision of Atty.
Benjamin H. Fisher.
The music IN songs was sup
piled by The Young Peoples
Choir.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19

Gent in the face OF the worlds
| troubled conditions. The gos-
pei Of Jesus applies anytime,
and anywhere with any peo-
pie :
The music in songs was rem
dered by the Adult Choir. One
new member Joined.
ZION CHURCH
ST. PAUL AME
AT l0:45 a, m, the pastor. the
Rev. L. P. Powell preached to
large crowd of morning wor-
shippers from the subject. The
Power OF the Cross" The mes
sage was helpful to all who
heard It.
Three new members we're add
ed TO the church.
Mrs Ruth McCutcheon. local
minister, delivered the evening
message at 7:45 p. m. She used
as her subject. Hold thy peace
at the presence of the Lord.
One child was baptized by the
pastor.
Music was rendered all dav
by the Zion Chorus, Henry Nc
Creary. Director
Quarterly meeting will be held
Sunday, July 81. Presiding Ell
der G.. w. Rivers will be the
speaker at 1900 a m, and at
7:45 p m. At $50 p. m, the
Rev. w. II. Williams of Scott
M. E. Church with his choir
and congregation will render
service.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend our service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19

the depressed and discouraged
and added faith for the faith.
full when he supplied the pull
Pr from the theme The Love
OF God
The songs of Zion were rem.
dered by Choir No 2 and the
Centennial Choir. Three new
members Joined.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
NEW PROSPECT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
1888 Daquindre Street

Sunday morning the congre.
cation heard an uplifting mes
sage when the pastor, the Rev.
Herman n Turner spoke from
the theme e: Christianity Shi-
loh's Empire
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
SHILOH BAPTIST
CHURCH
557 Benton Street

Sunday morning a large
humber Of worshippers heard
an enlightened sermon when
the pastor, the Rev. s. d Ross
preached from the subject The
Gospel Of Jesus VS. the Atomic
Age Text from ST. Mark 49,
is.
II was a sermon that proved
that the gospel OF Jesus Christ
Is eternal, universal. and suffl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19

The above hosissss formed the committee
sponsored by organizations of ST. John CINE church zoos
bin They 10 Mrs w. L. jackson. general eharman
Mrs. Nellie Garrett chairman Of committee; Mrs
Purns contestant chairman Mrs Viola Allen reeshmsn chair
mani Mrs Lstts Holngsworth eopubY chsirmanj
fries hosSs Mrs Ess Boyd president presidents win
ners include Mesdames Asood Thomas and Garnet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
AL Monroe Street

Sunday morning in the alb
aapco ~ +h.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
EBENEZER AME
CHURCH
Brush and Willik StraAta

Sunday morning the pastor.
the Rev CARLYLE F. Stewart
yielded his pulpit to DR.. Har-
nv j Williams, OF Williamson,
w Va.
An OVERLOOKING congregation
Of several thousand worshippers
heard a memorable sermon sui
ted for this modern age when
DR.. Williams supplied the pull
pit from the theme The Way
Out His text was chosen from
ST John 1916.
In his message DR.. Williams
blasted those OF America who
seek their way out through
money politics. jim crowism,
and the color Of the skin as
serting There's only one way
out the way OF love
through the teaching Of Christ"
In his closing remarks DR..
Williams declared TODAY, peo-
pie will do anything for mon
ey, and will give their money
10 any one except Cod
Proceeding the sermon six
persons were baptized by the
pastor
Among the worshippers were
visitors from Indiana. New
Hampshire. New York. Pennsyl-
vania, Alabama. Tennessee. Min
nesots, Florida, Ohio and Illi-
nois
Music in songs was furnished
.by the Rose Of Sharon Chorus
and Senior Choir. Ten new
members ioined
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
OAKLAND AVENUE
BAPTIST

The Rev. w. Wilson OF the
Oakland Avenue Baptist Church
spoke TO his congregation Sun
day morning on Jonah of To-
day" taken from the first
chapter of the book of Jonah.
At 3 p. m, a pew rally was
conducted very successfully at
the church. The guest speaker
was the Rev E. N. Cox. from
the True Love Baptist Church
who spoke ON the subject. "Fa-
ther. Will Thou Have Us Per-
ish?"
Visiting the church were Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel Thomson
and Mrs Susie Mae Jackson,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19

40 - - so - =
pastor the Rev.
A. A. Banks.
Jr.. the pulpit
was supplied by
the assis tant
pastor, the Rev
E. c. Simmons
A large congre-
cation heard a
wonderful ser
mon that offer
ed new hone for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-19
3E{!637!E3;

In this column below are the
highlights Of sermons preached
last Sunday morning from the
pulpits Of various denomina-
tons.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

MICHIGAN PARK-semidet. brick: 8 rms.
tile bath, recreation rm.. gas heat; only
per mo. Call M. Measell. Ma. 1900:
ewes. and Sun, DI. o705, BOSS & PHELPS.
216 sth ST. N.E.--Brlck. rooms. Q baths.
oil heat; reasonable. Mrs. Readmond. EN-.
S875. wnLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE,
SO, 81 5oo@GooD GROOM row brick. ex-
cellent condition. gas heat: Just across
Street from elementary school; very con-
yenient location; a good buy It wcn,t
keep VIM j. MARTIN, NO. 2141 Till
% m Il
wooDRIDGE N.E.-BungaIow brick. 8
r. and b., 1st a.; stairs and finished End
floor; fireplace, Oil a.-c.. recreation room:
SI4.950. RE. 1859 or ST.. 4166:
WO0DRDGE-A beautiful semidet. brick
home of s lge. rms and bath, built-in gar.
on corner lot; only 5 yrs. old. newly re-
decorated: oil heat. storm windows, doors
and awnings, picket fence; only 2 biks. TO
R. l. ave transp. and shopping; immed
possession: by appt. only. BRENNAN 3
PORTER. REALTY CO. MA. 1924; eyes,.
TR, 3211,
Evening star., 1947-04-01

stOSSeS WHfNtsS ~ nstNs y esVtstss : :
RETIRED ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE de:
sire two or three bedroom unfurnished
IocsS Iss reference. re- rene ss dIebe b iSs osse.
COUPLE, with baby. need at once unfurn.
apt. or house; will decorate If needed. co.
EfGRN. fgYsN HOUSE OR APT, couple with Z
g9 p.m M, t. 51e4i s. X 2R. q .GAnaRa e pm snd
NAVAL OFFICER, wife, children, yrs.
and wks., need or bsdrm. qn1nrn; u a
house BY June 1; perm. assignusnt; care
fRENT LEASE ExprREs Msg 15
sire 2 or 3-bedroom house preferably Va.
VETERAN. WIFE desire house, near bus;
nhsa nj eads Phone ne eH Dsssos so6o Ea ss aa
PHYSICIAN, WIFE and 5-yr.-old daughter
desire 2-3 bedroom house, unfurn.; rent
II In sSSyanss WI 9esIP ssIPgcrArIsr needs
nished: Immediately. TR. 2043. II
S125 PER MO- for Q or bedroom house
or apartment by permanent Army ofIiceT;
Arlington preferred. Phone .OW. 7508. q
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE needs or bed
room unfurnished house. for immediate
occupancy; references. Phone OK. l74o.
FIELD OFFICER, wife, infant. require
2-3 bedrm. hse. or apt, furn. or unfurn n, !.
through August; immed. oc. WA. 8576. 81
GOVT. EMPLOYE, wife and child, will
pay months advance rent for 2-bedrooin
unfurnished house, $100 month. .FA
EXECUTIVE DESIRES FURNISHED house
or apt, or rooms; no children, no pets;
Chevy Chase, Bethesda, Silver Spring. Box
BOX, Star.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVY LIEUT., wife and child need z or
bedrm. unfurn. house or apt: rent IN ao-
NAVY COMDR.. wife, 2 children. and 6,
desire desire rent or sublet g or 8 be- m. iurn
house, vicinity medical center, mo: ssnt or
excel. care; rel. WI 5000, to pm.
10 TO 20 ROOM unfurnished house 6s fos
rooming house business, in D. c. d9us
FAMILY OF ADULTS desires unfurn.
house, rooms or more: good REL NE,
WE NEED TT BADLY-Naval ofncer, wife
and son need 3-bedroom house In Eethesda
or Chevy Chase before July or rient now;
Ve have always kept excellent care O.
rentals. Emerson s6s3 or Republic 1900
M. $500. o.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WESLEY HEIGHTS - Detached; center
hall, living room, library, dining room, 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, servants quarters: large
lot. May ! to Sent. IS; rent S325 mo-
AVAILABLE APRIL Is, in restricted sec
tion of Bethesda. 3-bedrm. nicely furn.
home; no children or pets: $3.50 per mo
=. M. FRY. INC, 724o Wisconsin aye
SMMEDiATE OCCUPANCY, $500 E. Capt.
tol ST. NE rms. all newly furn.; gas
heat; 1-yr lease; S175 mo. in advance.
Eall at any time
Evening star., 1947-04-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou.hwe.,.

neat and attractive: rooms
and bath: most convenient for those work
ing In the Southwest Market: price, only
$3.50 THOS E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors.
721 10th st. NV, National 07e5; evenings,
Georgia 1855.
ings: $500 down. THOMAS p. BROWN,
615 4th ST. sw
Evening star., 1947-04-01
HOUSES ron sAlE-Nosshsess.

COLORED OFFERS an original
baths, h.-w. heat, cleo. dble. front and
fss p0Esnsa ams nc s0sIsase ana sash as na
rms. kit. and bath: If you are looking
for home and inNysstmsnt Nos od1 dent miss snir @
terms. no. 6!1s or FIR 1858 daily. g am.
TO pm: Including Sundays. Mr. Moore.
Real ne Essass nasrI isis r'h l4ss g nv
c0L0RED-I3ls B ST. N.E-Don't de-
ay You want ntors sssa eag soTy op
sSsss1ss s9o saALrH y CO. ssosi aE 2s4l aiso sSl
time offered 5sas ssis. bath bath col0n,si aso
Broker: Bro M N NE, $500; eyes, IR. o425.
row slieP home with A large rooms, Ssas'.M III
i2,, ioI large family: ! only $3.50 down with
) pm; ewes. sd. 7445. LEO Il. BERN
SoEoRSp sTIH Co lsrS Sy.lS E. lT NE stoo
6ricf house arranged as a s1iamily house, house;
from other; has large rooms, baths,
nwR; H. hndds Grlced rl lev with sood terms Saii
LEO y. BERNSTEIN q CO.. 1415 < st.
GoIokED@vacAsr, e 81; Mh va 11tb and H ....
n.e.-Well- brick home, good condi-
tion, large rooms and bath: c.h.-w.h.
close TO shopping ana schools. Reasonably
priced; terms. ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.,
1924 Eye st. NV. Ex. 3400; ewes. GE.
C0LoRED = sEMIDET corner brick. z
professional man: only $1,000 down. bal
S7S mo; Shown BY appointment only,
VINCENT N. MARTIN, Ho 7710. 1916
N. III ave. NV.
WOODBRIDGE HoMEs--Bungalow,, rms,
oatn, pat @ auto heat snd refsr.; conv. to school
Al.brick det. corner alley. lge rms,
tile bath. auto, heat. refgr.. garage:
porches: price. S16.500
Commercial zone. facing Rhode Island
ave-, improved by 6-rm. bungalow; price,
$19,50o
Detached English brick, bedrms, auto,
neat, lge elec. refgr., garbage disposal and
bendlx washer; covered porch; built-in ga
rage; asking $4,000.
Beautiful real .center-hall brick, prewar
construction, in new condition: asking
$4,000. To inspect, phone ROGER MOSS,
HO. 6020, 2125 r. I ave. ne. -3
CoLORED-BROOKLAN 2722 18th st.
Detached. rooms. oil heat with extra
building lot, Gear garage, grand for
business.
1853 Evarts -colored-Detaehed
8 rms, INV h.; bargain. MI 0044. ID
Evening star., 1947-04-01
HousEs uhEuRklsHEp.

S63I CATHEDRAL-A lovely English-typs
brick Of 9 bedrms., 31s baths. liy rm;: din
srn. den, Z bath and electric kitchen
On lst d.; 2-car b.-i. gar: immaculate
condition; suitable for diplomat; $500 on
a s3-yr. lease. Shown by appointment only.
ALFRED TAYLOR & CO., co. 1892. Ewes,
~ 1900 Il
Evening star., 1947-04-01
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY you CASH TODAY for your
house: any condition, any section. I'M
fas Ne ess sfGn sEEr Yo6R HoGsE a snd 3 &c. sis so
top cash price In D. c. or Md. free ap-
pratsals; plenty clients waiting for quick
results CaIl A., II. Parker, RA. 2589, OF
AIL-CAsH bEAL-2-unit dat or apt, in
Sc, ne. or close-in NV. Write Box 354-
M. Star. %
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy 6 to 10 rm.
house in any good location, D. C.; no broks
err Gs,l erlo ssR Pm;, 1o- AD; aa 34la hon. IN
lington. No brokers, please. GIL. 3123.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
uolises EXCHANGED.

0WNER WILL EXCHANGE Groom house
4, Phiiadeiphia suburbs for house in D, c.
Or vicinity; Az; 975S fr1m @ 7-9 Pm; poMns-sb,,
modern 7-room house. West Dearborn,
Detroit, for same in Washington area.
RE- $3.50, Ext. 616, KLEIN.
Evening star., 1947-04-01
APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED

APT. BLDG, to units, detached. west
OF 10th St NV or Mass. ave. sect; inter-
ested only in modern, outstanding place
for private family MA. 1910.
Evening star., 1947-04-01

CoLORED-BROOKLAND, 2722 18th st.
Z rooms, oil heat with extra
building lot, Gear garase, grand for
1853 Evarts -Colored-Detached
rms, h.-w h.; bargain. MI 0044 ID
Evening star., 1947-04-01

COLoRED - a-FAMILY FLAT, brick. 4
rms, kit. and bath Ca: oil heat hardwood
floors: live in one. have an insome. MR.
o6P6kM De se eysi fI Ds aiy snsR at
2 rms. kit. and bath ea.; home and income
or investment; terms. Call MRS. ELLIOTT,
DE- 505s, DE 1850; en-
rm. and bath, h.-w.h., full basement; ex-
sfseRs 6fg Iot to sonale vide sleS. year pP soss. Il s
edTosEp e sEois San IsoSaE koSsE PROPERTY. sadoo
and 3 baths; 3-story brick: h.-w,h;. coal;
now being used as apt. house with good
income; very conyentent terms can be ar
Esnssd e e es W. q eatoRRs vffasfzi fRs
1sl2 LIN s nv soh pI aSn 5eSS SITS NE
Attrac. row brick, good cond. nice r. ICONS ans
a9RR Dacyoss 2ssa
in desir. section. Row brick. @ rms. and
bath, good condition. Now bringing In
$3.50; terms MT. Andrew, TRy 1851
BROWN REALTY CORP. DU. 1858, 9
eohosEspoa & E 5 DiM THE BUSY business dis,
sriss q Bsnning rS ne LIST conn., sna bath
ca. deep front and rear yards; price,
1853, am. to 9 pm. daily including
sqndsRss s,n, nRSHssS Or H9 sShS. sN1. x srs Nx-bes
| redecorated throughout: vacant; In.
5000 down Si0o per mo. KAY
e6oHHdTEpc2sEsABY 66H6TEE co; sA assoE sNoEa-,amily fat.
rms. each unit; auto, heat; $1,000 I,
sa1aa2 oiDaaM sa5a 81 ,iso. uDa: 81 ssss. ssasa'
Evening star., 1947-04-01

CONTINUED On Hsxs Passo
Hartford chronicle., 1947-05-03
Negro Team Captures Catholic School League

Louisville, Ky, April
 In one of the most dramatic games ever played in the twenty-nine year history of the parochial play-offs, St. Augustine's basketball quintet here turned back the St. Fran cis Assist five 32-3O to capture the Parochial League Champ ionship. An individual trophy was presented every member of the winning team by the Record, official publication of the Archdiocese of Louisville. Father w. D. Hines coached the winners.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-05-03
Whites Elect Negro Student Body President

Spokane, Wash.-John Hop kins, Negro student at Gonzaga High School here, has been elected president of the student body, it is announced in the Gonzagan, student paper. En- rollment at the school, which is run under Catholic auspices and conducted by the Jesuit Fathers, is predominately at tended by whites.
 Commenting on the election, the Chronicle, Spokane daily newspaper, has complimented editorially the Gonzaga student body for the "nice sense of values" they showed in the election.
 "There is no good reason that this honor should not have been paid,'' the editorial as- serts. "Young John Hopkins has been an inspiration to his fellow students. He has main- tained a straight "A" average for seven semesters in the class ical course in addition to par ticipating in competitive speak ing. More than that he has won the respect of his fellow students, or he would not have been named for this high office. Zone cannot help wondering how many Negro boys like i Hopkins, with the will and the ability to succeed, have been crowded back into social obliv- ion in other parts of the coun- | try where prejudice dooms mi nority races before they have a chance to show their wares" the editorial continues. "How many fires of greatness have been snuffed out cruelty and ruthlessly in many regions where youngsters, although touched by the divine spark of ambition and spiritual urge to grow have had it all crushed out by reminders at every hand that opportunity and recogni- tion are not for them, no matter how hard they try. Fortunate ly Spokane does not subscribe to such beknighted notions, as the student body at Gonzaga High School has testified so eloquently.'' ''
Hartford chronicle., 1947-05-03
FEPC Failure Aids Reds, Says Priest

St. Paul, Minn., April Special-"Those who oppose a Fair Employment Practice Commission program in this state may unwittingly be fore ing groups which feel they have been unfairly treated in to the ranks of communism" Father Francis J. Gilligan, chairman of the Minnesota Governors Interracial Com mission and professor of moral theology at St. Paul Seminary asserted in a statement to the
 Father Gilligan during the press.
 interview went on to ciarlfy his previous statement regard ing the Minnesota Legislature, which is now considering an FEPC bill. .N..
 "I recognize fully, "Fr. Gill; igan said, "the right and duty of each member of the Legis- lature to vote according to his personal convictions. Any attempt to coerce legislators is un-American regardless of the manner in which 1t is done I do not wish to appear in this role.
 Also I recognize that some of the Legislature may not be convinced that legislation is the method of dealing with racial discrimination"
 "Yet it seems equally clear to me that a prudent and re- sponsible FEPC is a Necessary device for protecting the na- ton against communism. Con- versely, the failure to enact a responsible FEPC bill paves the roads to communism"
 Pointing out that Commun- ism pretends to treat all races with equality, but that 1t IS ''only a means of ensnaring hearts and minds in a Goddess program of political force, the noted priest told the legisla- tors that "If Negroes are con- stantly denied employment be- cause of their race, they judge that they have no stake in the existing economic order. They can become easy prey to com rnunistic propaganda"
 "Unwittingly those who oppose a responsible FEPC prepare the field in which com munists can work" Fr. Gill igan said.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-05-03

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Evening star., 1947-08-10
c. U. Nursing School Adds
Teachers for Fall Term

Catholic University's School Of
Nursing Education will carry sddi-
tional instructors in its program Of
advanced psychiatric nursing. with
the opening fall term October /, Sis
ter NJ Olivia, dean of the school
has announced.
The program, under the direction
of Miss Theresa G. Muller, assis-
tant professor of nursing education
and co-ordinator of field experience
in psychiatric nursing. Is designed
to prepare teachers and administra-
tors in this phase of public health
nursing.
Miss Muller's staff will include, In
addition to four instructors on the
university's regular faculty, nine
teachers who have been awarded
scholarships under the mental hy-
giene act of the United States Public
Health Service. Among the nine
will be two Washington nurses.
Miss Ellen A. Andruzzi of % Randle
Circle Sc, and Miss Agnes Middle
ton, of 38l7 Jay street NE.