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JAMES A. DAVIS. 200 T Street, y. ". and
JULIAN g. GIBBS, Southern Duildins,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Filed ABR l0, 1048, HAkRY II. HULL

IN THE DISTRICT COURT o. THE
Hs sdSn Ss@p'ii ian, Is.ns
New York. Plaintiff Y: Mary rai'i Mis'ansth
Rockland County. New York. and I'm
known Heirs At Law Of Jessie Boyd Green
Deceased, Addresses unknown: DEFENDANT
Civil Action No; 1191-4s-Order q
partition certain real estate In the District
Of Columbia by sale Of said real estate
and to distribute the net pIoceedS among
the parties entitled thereto. said real
estate being described ~ Lot Thtrty-four
(34) in D. B. Grof's subdivision Of part Of
square EiEht hundred and 1irety-sx
(Se6) Is per plat recorded IN Liher III
folio lS9 Of the Records Of the once OF
the Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
G day A Of April. 1915. ordered, That the
unknown heirs at law Of Jessie BOYD
70 entered herein On o. esiors sas ros ~
three month. from ths date s.Srs. q The nlss .Ss
cause will be proceeded with A. IN eese
Of default; provided . COPY of this oroer
be published twice month for thfee
months 10 the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening star before said - drls q.
BoROUdH, Justice. tSeal( A true seRy
Test: HARRY M HULL. Clerk. BY EDITH
ap1T T,24my1b, 19jn12.26.
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AUSTIN r. CANFMLD. WILLIAM
HANNAH, AtteFneys,
631 Weedxard B.ilding. x,

IN THE DISTINCT COUNT Of In6
Unissd s States for tss Istriet o,1t 9f n cHo
!. I.t... q Jennie i: D:s. :lso ,I;as,. known
Il sion Senas NJ. L sssS41ord.r ssdssaril ri1lnr New
Date for Trial and Providing for Publ;
cation-The notification ss To- the trial
Of the issues in this case relating 70 tne
paper writing dated the 9Th day Of MAY;
l947. purporting to Be the last VIII ano
testament Of Jennie L. Day, also known
as Jenny L. Day, deceased. having been
returned as to Leland J. crane. non
and nsxt Of kin Of the deceased. mot 70
a., e. fesne of Hprl. 1s1s. y %osDRED: 81 That I'D
issues be set down for trial on the Istn
day Of May. 194e, and that this orosr
and the substance OF SAID issues ne
published once . week for four successi"e
weeks in The Washington Law Reporter,
and twice week for the same peI,oo ih
the Eysains star II: ss. o. p.p.r p.o
,srhsn xritinx 0e,n dased 4 the s0 ssh day o Ma
purportins to be the last viii and tesla,
ment Of Jennie l. Day, deceased, executed
n due form required BY law; was Jennie
L Day OF sound mind At the. time OF
making Of the alleged will: was the execd,
ton Of the alleged will procured BY fraud
or undue influence Of any person or per.
Sc last z. and q eaoiHzor 5.azas +
{gi.ssi VIZ s: 1ssfiI
&. as ss,3. p'ss dsar e eesannsss. esn:sss s
Ss"s sps,io.1SiTj a4.so.n,i.
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dEoR11. c. GEKTadAN. .Attsfnsy. n,
Amsriesn AScurity nuilding.
filed ApYii I3, 1855. Harry M, Hun, Clerl
THE TTNI1h.

states, for the District Of Columbia.
The Trustees of the Louise Home, .
corporation, Plaintiff vs.. George Tustis.
ct Al, Defendants.--Civu Action No. 31111.
ORDER NIsI FOR SALE OF REAL
ESTAIE.-This action came on to ns
Setting forth an .sIs.mens dated April !;
l94s. between the plaintiff and Electrical
Workers Beneht Association. a corpora-
ton, to sell TO Electrical Workers Benent
Association corporation for six HUN
dred and Fifty-one Thogsand Dollars
Is and is. and sn.t part Of = is loot
wide alley lying between Lots l3 and IA
closed by agreement between The Trustees
Of The Louise Home and the District Of
Columbia dated september 8, 1875, and
recorded In Liber S31 folio 304 among
eoiumsia sas aao al a ssins IN n saa.r: lss. Inn n
proved by premises numbered 1900 Massa-
chusetts Avenue Northwest, known as The
Louise Home, and designated for taxa
ton purposes on the records OF the Once
Of the Assessor for the District Of Co.
the same hsyinr been duly eon.idered,
AID 194s. ORDERED that said agrsement
be ratified and confirmed BY the Court
unless cause to the contrary be shown.
or higher offers. acceptable to the Court:
q made; on or Dr.. before . the 3rd DAY AZ, o. q
time higher Offers viii be considered and
objections to ssid agreement will be heard;
provided q copy Of this order be published
In the Washington Law Reporter on
April 10, le4S and In The Evening Star
ADs xspia as 81 II 81 s1e ao 5u.ees asss
(seaD A true copy. Test: HARRY NJ.
HULL, Clerk. By EDITH N. Fox, Deputy
Clerk ap1b 16.17,19,20.
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IRWIN BARNES. Attsrney.

order Public cation-Abssnt Defendant.
Filed April g. l9As; HAIRY y; Hull; c,sIn HI
United states for the DiItriet Of Co
sAMMIE r. ROSS. Defsndant.--No; 1os-
absolute divorce on the sround Of conyie-
tion Of = felony involving moral turpttuds
and sent snoe to ? penal institution for two
this 9th day Of April is1s. ordered that
re defendant. sAMMn = ROSS ,.,s cause =.
sundays and legal holidays. occurring
after the day. of the nrst publication OF
this order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default:
Provided. . copy Of this order be published
once . week for three successive weeks
Evening Star before said day. 90 r.
ALAN GOLDSDoR0uGH, Justice. Seal
Attest; HARRY n: HULL Clerk. By
ap10, 1924,
Evening star., 1948-04-17
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VINCENT A. sHEEHY. Jr.,
200 r Street Northwest.

Filed April 9: Ie4s. Harry N; Hull: Clerk;
United States for. the District Of Co
lumbia.-Brons Kuehinsky Urbonsvieiens'
Plaintiff, vs. Antanas urbonavieius, Sad
.iunu Kimas, veise'u ian, v.lsetu,; La5di,n SiG'1
Action No. 76O-'4s.-Order of Publiea..
tion = Absent Defendant .,,, The oo,ees strsf Of
separa.ion without eohabit.sion; On mo; no;
April 1e4s, ordered that the defendant,
Ant.n.s urbonavieius cause MS aPpsor SssoT.
the fortieth day, exclusive Of sundays and
legal holidays, oeeurrins after the daI Of
ths mrs. @ Of hs e5esr WIN
In case Of default; Provided 4 copy oi o.
this order be publi.hed once z week toi
Law Reporter and The EVENING star bs:o1Es
.aid day. !sy Z. ALAN ooLDSsoRogoH
HARRY NJ HULL: Clerk. 1y EDITH M
FOX, Deputy Clerk. -.
IN Y "a
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LINDAS 4 SCHNKIDER, Attorneys.

60 5th 81. B,W. 1.
IN nSleo TAH ARia pDiisTRfcr b yrsii oosuRT OF TIN
United States for the District Of Colum'
bia.-Dorothy N. Manson, Plsintin, ys
The object Of this suit IL, complaint fol
desertion. On motion Of the plaintiff, y
that the defendant. Phillip r. Manson
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day. exclusive o.
sundays and legal holidays, occurring after
the dsy OF the irst publication Of thii
order: ord 20 otherwise the cause viii 30 proceeded
with as in case of default. Provided,
copy Of this order be published once
week for three successive weeks in the
Warrington Law Reporter and The Eve:
ming Star before said day. So T. ALAN
GOID6BoROUdH Justice. tseal) Al:
M. FOX, Deputy Clerk. ap1O.17.24.
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LEGAL NOTICES (csnsinusd) 4.
BETTY JEAN FISHER,

seas Jenifsr Street Nsrthwest.
Ni1aA Anyi1 q 1olA uarrv ~ H,fll C1eY

H.d 1AY bFsisI 5ats H'ss5u e35uAr N HV IL CHI iii
lumbia-In Re Application Of Betty Jear
Fisher for Change Of Name.--Civil Action
No. 1457-'4S.-betty Jean Fisher, havtni
nlsd complaint for = 3udsment ehansini
piied to the Court for an order Of. publ.
cation Of the notice REQUIRED By law Y
such cases 1t Is, by the Court. this 9th
sons concerned show cause. II any there
be, on or before the Sth day Of May, 194e
why the prayers Of said complaint should
Of this order be published once . week fcl
three consecutive weeks before said day In
Ths Washington Evsnins star and ths
Washington Law Reporter. Isl r.. ALAN
0OLDSBOROUGH, Justice. Seal a
true copy. Test: HARRY NJ. HULL Clerk
BY EDITH N. FOx, Deputy Clerk.
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afna Al SIlIioN.

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WpIK-730 KS Am. to e:4s pm,
WARl-7So Ks am. to e'4S pm.
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W0W-t,5e0 Ks An. to Gas Pm.
Evening star., 1948-04-17
PROPOSALS.

COMMIssIONERs, D. O., Washipgton
received at Room SOC. District Buiid,nE
M.sh,nsson vas a Hn'ct B. e. unsi seIs esioek n p.m
Z. 8. r. April IS. 1913, and then pub
lisly opened Tor ,surtacin. Il. existing
Administration Building within limits Of
the District Training School at Laurel
Nd. with approximately 100 tons OF
Apply Room 4s7' District Building. iol
proposals and specific ations.
ap15,16,1719,2O,21
Evening star., 1948-04-17

hi, special heur.lens broadcast. Psswss
Rssss is tho player spetlishtsd.
WRc, 6:30-slueks "lphisehl, IA Au'l'
overture, and RlmsN-kors,kos's "xhshsrsl'ds
programmed.
all STATIONS, e:30-Prsidsnt Truman ID
dresses ths annual meeting Of The Ams'lta'
Evening star., 1948-04-17
EN- SIAIioN.

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am. to Midnight.
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4:65 to 11:o6 pm.
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6a.m. to MidniEht.
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7:30 Am. to 1l:30 p.A.
Evening star., 1948-04-17
AUCTION SALES,

THOs. J. OWEN = SON, auctionsers, 43b
able semidetached frame dwelling. known
IS premises No. 637 Rhode Island ave. NV.
By virtue Of . certain deed OF trust duly
recorded. in Liber No. 6164, Folio 11b
ct SEQ, of the land records Of the District
Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell. At public suction IN front
of the premises, on Monday, the a6th day
Of April, AID. 1913. at 8 o'clock pm.
the following described land and premises,
situate in the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being part Of lot No. 10
in Charles H. Wiltbergers subdivision OF
Square numbered four hundred and forty
sES tat2 ' Per plat resordsd s In the
Ss!nnn. SSlnm5. in in itn.r W fo9 s.
corner Of said lot; and running th.ne:
avenue. 81 7.03 feet to . 15-foot alley: !:
thence southwesterly along said alley to
Rhode Island ave. and. the place Of be-
ginning; said described Land BEING now
known for taxation purposes as Lot s03
in Square 442. Terms: Sold subject to .
for % .pproximateiy $3.50. further par
ticulars. OF which will be announced at
time Of sale: the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit
of $500 required. ConveyancinE, record
ing, etc, at purchasers cost. Terms to Be
complied with within 80 days otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold At the discretion
Of the trustees. WALTER MILLER. BEN
Evening star., 1948-04-17
on TINE An TODAY,

OF TINE AIR TO-DAY.
wMAl, 6:30-Lso DuroshM surveys he out.
ook for baseball this year.
VOL, 3:o0-Jamss A. Farley plays twenty
Questions"
W0p, 8:o0-1hs career Of . top baseball
player is drsmatilsd in documentary form oa
Evening star., 1948-04-17

Society q Newspaper Editors a The Shfsr
here.
VOL. s:W-AeirsM lane Wyatt and hG son
ny Keeping Up With The Kids"
VOL. io:o0-Tonohfs epsrsHa Is The
chjmes OF Normandy"
Evening star., 1948-04-17
AUCTION SAILS (cokr.,.

5S5s;rS aSs SMaE sSS; :Hs'':s's
dated Washington, p. e., AHsust l.. !; 1917, a.,
S CURED under The terms thereof. and At A.
the request Of the holder Of same. - wni ~
sell at public auction. within The once o.
Monday. the 10th day Of April. AD: l94s;
At 2 O'clock pm ths following i ,dsierioesdd .s = z
and nonassesssbls capital stock Of the
Tangsr Investment Co., represented ny
stock Certifcats No. 2 Of s.id I'D company m an,
subject to approval Of the purchaser by
the srantor Of the franchise under which
the Company operates. further particular:
of which Will BE- announced at time OF
sale. All transfer costs and documentary
stamps At cost Of purchaser. AL partie,
in interest please take notice. THOe
], OWEN a. son. Aucttoneers. Ap1o'1o'1'
Evening star., 1948-04-17

Iaos: ! OWEN s,,. SON; ru.,s.. ass.,cnssrs :.,.
of valuable brick dwelling: situate
416 10th st. Northeast, Washlngton;
D. C. BY virtue Of certain deed o.
trust duly recorded, in LiSer NO;
records Of the District Of Columbia, and
at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the UNDERLINED trustees vii. sell
At public auction, in front Of the premises,
on Tuesday the goth day Of April, A.D.
l94S, At 200 o'clock pm, the following
described land ana premises, situate N
the District Of Columbia, and desiEnated
as and being Lot numbered eeventy-fou
'C4J in George c. Pumpnney ana George
N. Palmer's subolvision Of lots IN sauare
numbered Nine Hundred and Tnirty-aeSen
1870, rs per plat recorded IN LlnSr ~
Il folio 10 in the once Of the surveyor
for the District Of Columbia. Terms q
sale: All casn. A deposit OF S50o.0O WIZ
Be required ~ time Of sale. Al convey
Be complied with within 80 days from DAY
Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the yisht to resell tbs pfoperty ~ tne
RISK and cost Of defaulting purchaser,
Alter nye days advsrtisement Of such r.
ssls in sofne Newspaper pubAshed In Wash-
.n!tea; 8: e; s; WILSON III EAEasAATE' ,es1A =
DONOHOE. Trustees. ape,l2,lAl l1,Is.
Evening star., 1948-04-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
IRWIN HARNES, Attornsx

els You st. NV.
rsd rAa Az! ps4aicr 81 ass Aes5g oo1sT n AF
biamssTaER ms HER. ANDERSON nj Piain.its vs.
ANDREW ALEXANDER ANDERSON. De.
fendant.---No. 7S0-4s:-The object Of this
sround Of desertion for two years; On
motion OF the plaintiff, It, Is this 9th day
Of April Is4s' Crasrsd a that NnsssnS .hs asisnS-
cause his appearance TO be entered herein
ON or before the fortieth day, exclusive OF
sur days and legal holidays. occurring after
e5,r hs gay e hs st s esass Vii 81
ceeded with as in case Of default. Pro;
vided. . copy of this order be published
S w,SnSa sa tS, se nss sns sssf Inn u
Aaa aLslane edoIbsseRo1oa stes essd a Jussie.
Hist BifH s.foz d D..ds5 H91a ti.rf: CLERK ~
BARRETT oUIRK, E.a,; Attorney.
1898 X st. NV. ::
Filed April z, ls4s; HAIRY g,In n HUI clssEi EH
united as SAFES soT Ii. i4S DssSle, q
bia-In Re Application Of Mildred Marie
!isidner FOR chanss q Name. me. = uS.,1 Giytl
Action No. 1879 4s-Mildrsd Marie ", WEI ,as
ment changing her name to Marie Mldred
Weidner and having applied to the Court
for an order Of publication Of the notice
by the Court. this 2nd day Of April. 1e4s:
ORDERED that all persons concerned show
c. use. any there be, on or before the
list day Of May. 1s4s. why the prayers
Of said complaint should not be sranted:
Provided. That q CODY Of this order Be-
published once . week for three consecu-
tive weeks before said day in The Evening
star and the Washington Law Reporter.
(sD BOIITHA ]. LAWS. Chief Justice.
:Seel) A true copy. Test. HARRY N. HULA
Clerk BY EDITH NJ FOX, Deputy Clerk.
JESSE LEE HALL, Attorney,
SIS 10Th St. NV, Wash: s. p. G:
r'd r AZ 81 pis1scr lais H.cSy couNr Hs 81 CHI Hi
unsS states tsF sb,5s...S 1ns p,tft s.n,s Il GsaW
ssars sa a. cs.es Of h. .S A
is TO erllarGe the decree Of limited divorces,
heretofore Granted in this cause to the
plaintiff, Lillian B. Chappelear, against the
defendant, Charles Chappelear. into . de-
cree Of absolute divorce. and to restore to
II. plaintiff her MAIDEN ,n,. name. on mo; 9;
April. lpr 1913. ordered that the defendant
Charles Chappelear cause hts appearance
10 be entered herein on. or before the
sortieth day, exclusive Of SUNDAYS and
the first publication of this order; other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as 10
case Of default; Provided, . copy Of this
order be published once a week ior three
ssp0F's9F e:g IS snd 5ENEds ~ sSss all cE Js.ses
y sSsisr hnr1A A'ist'r n. rox. oxTs Deputy % ei.Tf
apl7,24m :
Evening star., 1948-12-07
Loaded Dice Rolled by Author
ToShow You Cant t Beut Crooks

DR.. Blanche, who now works for
the logistics branch of the Army De-
partment and teaches mathematical
probability at American University,
has been interested in games Of
chance" for about Is years. "You
Can't VIM" another book on betting
by DR.. Blanche, will be published
in March.
In the business meeting, the group
voiced opposition to the suggested
transfer of District recreation facili-
ties to the Interior Departments
jurisdiction.
Residents of the area were asked
to cooperate with the Inaugural
Committee in helping to obtain
rooms for the crowds expected to
attend the ceremony.
The meeting. conducted by Lev
erett A. Meadows. president, was
held in the Whittier School, Fifth
and Sheridan streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-07

Seven comes eleven-Sometimes.
1t depends somewhat on how the
dice may be loaded, DR.. Ernest E.
Blanche explained last night to the
Manor Park Citizens Association.
DR.. Blanche, author of "Off to the
Races" a book on the betting sys-
TENS of the sport of kings" DEM
onstrated to the group how crooked
gamblers cheat people with loaded
dice and marked cards.
Try to roll a pair of snake-eyes
with these" he said, holding up a
pair of loaded dice. ut can't be
done. They produce only sevens."
He held up another pair. Now take
these and try to get a seven. 1t
won't come up no matter how hard
you try"
odds are against you all the
way" DR. Blanche said. The house
always cleans up."
Evening star., 1948-12-07

over to the probation ONCE for in
vestigation, and Payne was freed
under $500 bond.
Mrs. Helen Nagle, So, the victim,
testified she and her son-in law
got into an argument In their
home in the first block of Seventh
street Sc. Mrs. Nagle said Payne,
who had been drinking. hit her in
the face five times, breaking her
glasses.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
D. {. Man Waits Sentence
In Moiher-in-Law Beatinq

Vernon Payne, 26, today awaited
sentencing for beating his mother
in-law with his fists In Halloween
argument.
He was convicted yesterday by a
Municipal Court jury, which re-
turned a verdict before Judge Au-
brey B. Fennell. The case was turned
Evening star., 1948-12-07
Volunteer Firemen Elect
Beavers in BIadensburq

Selection of John E. Beavers, jr,
as president of the Bladensburg
Volunteer Fire Department and
RESCUE Squad was reported yesterday
by the nearby Maryland organiza-
ton. He succeeds w. r. Beattie.
Other officers named at the an
nual meeting Of the group last
Wednesday were Dudley M. Taylor,
secretary, and r. william Norgle,
treasurer, both Of whom were re-
elected for the ninth consecutive
terms: Harry G. Mercer, financial
secretary and Mr. Taylor, custodian
of property.
Also, william G. Perry, chief;
Lawrence Dayton, assistant chief;
Albert Snyder, captain; Ralph
Knight, fire marshal: Clarence Vim
cent, assistant chief in charge of
the rescue squad, and Carl Stack,
captain of the rescue squad. Named
to the board of directors were John
E. Beavers, jr.. Mr.. Taylor, Mr..
Norgle, Mr.. Mercer. Mr.. Beattie,
William G. Perry. Mr.. Vincent,
Stanley Beavers. Mr.. Knight, Robert
Baldwin and Headley Gasch.
Evening star., 1948-12-07
VIEW Luncheon Planned

Members of the Veterans of For
eign Wars Press Post will observe
Pearl Harbor Day at a luncheon at
1880 pm. tomorrow afternoon In
the Annapolis Hotel.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-20
New TechniqueS Welcomed
By Strong Paper Union
BY BRADFORD v. CARTER
LPA COlumnist

example unions consistently protecting
its members while aiding in the introduction of echnques
is the International Brotherhood of Pulp Suphte and Paper
Mill workersAFL.
There has been change in the basic making
during the last hundred and machines actually
today rs years But there
changes in the converting Many for
pulp have been found improvements
effected in many OF the machines employed in the basic
making technique itself.
changes steadily truout years. when
ever good and the PSPMW long decided that
its task to make that machines did diSpace
with improved technology Union officials believe that
there not in which the union attempted
the use of new machinery.
Some changes such the 60% decrease in the
of time it takes "cook" pulp even
threaten diSpace workers No immediate sharp wage gain
for the working at the particular involved
the resulting productivity of
sble union demands for general lifting of base pay.
More dramatic improvements however, might have
layo and certainly would have meant nustices to
workers had not PSPMW been alert 1t insists that employer
give the union ample notice in advance that ne conempates
introducing machinery No actual unemployment
sbe for employer put workers job When
the marge for the nduss products good normal
can be counted on to take care of the problem
PsPMW found that in the industry where echniques
change frequently system of plant seniority for layoff and
to all workers
Another of the unions stipuations that when new
job seniority This must wait until job specifications the
machine be firmly established and older workers
chance it, Nor does the union the
machine in particular plant until is satisfied with the
rates for the work
the hydraulic Logs must be stripped of all before
being chopped up pulp Until few years ago
most barking machines affair with rotating
knives into which the barker had to stick each log hold pull
then the other end Paper makers could
barker because usually the tips of his fingers missing
Three years big west coast plant introduced
hydraulic Now the worker protected by heavy
panel buttons while strong electrically controlled
streams of strip the logs The PSPMW
eight notice that planned to introduce the machine
Then the long careful of rate determination
resulted in of 81 ss hour for barkers
81 80 that the workers would be getting the older
in that plant Not employe
laid Off aho five out of six barkers might have been had they
not had a strong union behind them
PSPNIW spokemen think that employers be-
ginning the fact that unionSm technology
easier Unorganzed unprotected workers bak
the introduction of machinery But workers who know
organization of their will their
their manufacturing methods improve have
nothing to fear from mechanical progress The union is hard
bargainer but it's the side of progress
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-08-20
Pride or Arrogance
By RUTH TAYLOR

When we pray to be delivered from pride,
do we mean just that, or Is arrogance the
word we should use. Self-respect - or pre-
sumption Of superiority?
think that what we need right now is a
lot more pride in ourselves as individuals
and as nation and a lot less arrogance
in the way in which we show that pride
We should be proud not of what we have,
but of what we are We should be proud of
talents well-used, of abilities made effective
by action, of ideals translated into deeds We
should be proud to do right, and too proud to
do evil
We need the kind of pride that makes
us sure enough of ourselves so that we may
serve with humbleness but without humility. 4
We need the kind of pride that keeps us 'FRONT.'
backbiting, from resentment, from vengeful>
thinking, from actions that might hurt an
other.
We need pride in ourselves - in our work
well done, no matter how humble that work.
We need pride in our potential talents - pride
enough so that we will work hard to use them
wisely. We need pride in our friends -' pride
enough to believe in their loyalty as they may
believe in ours
We need pride in our ability to learn -
in our awakened minds. 1t was Herbert Spen-
Ger who said that you are educated if you
can do what you ought, whether you want
to do it or not We need pride enough to
achieve this true education.
We need pride in ourselves so that we may
never look up or down at any other man.
We need pride to look situations and people
straight in the face and make our own deci-
sions and then carry them through
We need pride that we may love our
fellowmen. We need pride enough to keep
us from rating our enemies, lest that be un-
worthy of the standards we have set for our
selves
But we need pride without arrogance.
T~sI hat se 1NiL kI,at-
of myself do do this. I am Gods handiwork
My pride is of His work in me. Of myself
am nothing"
That is the pride we need - and we need
it desperately today both as people and as
nation.