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Pdrents Can Tuke q Lesson!


1t used to be said that the teachers place to
the child the job support him, To-
day this belief admitted to be wrong the day
long
Still there parents who content to let the
teacher bear sole responsibility for the chds upbngng
These parents persist in practice whose unpleasant
suits will be in future years. despite strong entreaties
from the school to take hand.
The best way such cooperation may be achieved is
through the Parent Associations Of schools
where teacher parent man, to
woman. Sit in one of these sessions and you will
be surprised the things you will learn how better
your offspring's welfare.
1t is acknowledged fact that the strongest bond in
existence IS that between parent and child This
bond should 10 make parents learn verything
sbe about the best and education Of that youngster
who, some day, may be Jackie Robinson Mary Be-
thune.
Join your school district PTA and give your child
break.
Another Point for Discussion
This editorial could well be part of the above, since
both related the same question the relation Of
parents to daughter There also another angle
which is Of concern to the police.
Since the beginning of the current school year, there
has been growing tendency toward awlessness among
the school children. There have
tights including harpuIng contests between girls
This growing avessness cannot be expected to foster
the best interests Of children Brooklyn 1t would seem
IKE good idea if escorted their children
h0me especially those with tendency to fall into trouble
more easily than Others
should be understood between parents and child that
tne Pfacuce would end youngsters learned to
behave IN the proper manner An added sideipbt which
should be CT particular interest the police departmen
IS the staonng Of adequate along most travel
ed by youngsters on the way home from school,
Ihs would a tWo-fold purpose. First !. would
decrease ut-up'
disturbance Secondly greater protection from busy traf
TIC would be provided Neither the suggestions to parents
police should be twisted to mean coddIng b,t s;n,
an aid to improving town.
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True or Falseo
BY GEORGE S. BENSON
President OF Harding College
SeorcY. Arkdnsos

"AMERICAN business doesn't
make enough profit" Do you
think that statement true or
false? Many people haven't the
vaguest idea Some folks have
been fed propaganda which seems
to show at every turn that the
main purpose of industry is to
exploit the poor man. These per-
sons are side tracked into the
wrong answer. Why should we
ever forget that American bust
ness under our system Of free.
dom Of opportunity has done
more than anything else to make
The poor man rich? That is in
iustry's goal!
There is one group, made up Of
communist and socialist agita-
tors and fellow travellers, that is
we'll acquainted with the fact
that business in general does not
make the profit it ought to make
to keep our system going ahead
Fafely. They know our system de-
Ponds upon honest profit incon-
lives. The communist program in
This country is planned around
The fact that the average Amer
can industry does not make
enough profit. an
Long Range EIRS is no
Program short range pro-
Gram The corr.
mics do not believe that our in
dustrial enterprises, on their
present profit margins. can sur
vive a temporary depression.
These would-be dictators ara
strict believers in depressions.
They always count on taking
Dver after the next boom and
bust" But we must not fail to
zee that our American system, if
not held back, has the ability to
triumph over economic setbacks.
We always come back stronger
than before. G.
1t is unfortunate that the gen
aral public sees industry as maxi
ing exorbitant profits Ia Ike a
specific industry for example.
According to surveys, m ny
think the steel industry takes for
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profit as much as Is cents out d
every dollar Of sales. This il
wrong as can be. During the fiv
recent 'boom" years, just g.;
cents out of every dollar takeI
in by the steel industry was prof
it. And much Of this 3.5 cent
was "plowed back under"
Profit WE LOOK upoi
Means Jobs steel as being tn,
lie der of oul
manufacturing industries. Stee
is basic. It supplies the raw ma
terials and semi-processed mate
rails which are the chief need OF
manufacturing plants today. Ou
daily lives are conditioned by tn,
place Of steel in modern civiliza
ton. This is one reason why w
should be concerned by the de
cline in profits shown by the stee
industry. .-.-~ i
Why would the agitators Xix,
profits to be less? They woult
like to see government "tak,
over" any Of our major indus
tries. That would bring them ,
step nearer their goal: "takin,
over" How has the profit of stee
and other industries, despite biz
increases in sales, been kept 81
low? The main reasons: enor
nous operating costs and heavI
taxation. Only a very large and
efficiently m n a g G d industry
could operate successfully unde
these conditions. ~
Steel, like other industries, re
quires constant reinvestment o.
new funds. Moreover, a larg
portion of profits have to be re
turned to the business. In 1916
when net income was SIS cent
per dollar Of sales, about 81
cents was put back in the stee
business. This left only 3 cent
to be given to the owners and in
vestors. 1t is easy to see tina
if industry is not allowed to maxi
profits, our business cannot con
tinue to make goods we need AM
offer jobs for all. Adequate prot
it is a blessing, not a crime. n,
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

The subject of the Lesson-Sermol
in all Churches of Christ, Scientist
on Sunday, September IS, was:
MATTER
The Golden Text was:
"Tremble, thou earth, at tn
presence of the Lord, at the pres
ence Of the God of Jacob" FPS
ia: %.
Among the citations which com
prised the Lesson-Sermon, the fol
lowing were from the Bible:
"What profteth the craven i'm
age that the maker thereof hail
craven it; the molten image, ant
teacher Of lies, that the maker
of his work trusteth therein, K
make dumb idols? Woe unto hin
that saith to the wood, Awake
to the dumb stone, Arise, it shall
teach! Behold, it is laid oveI
with gold and silver, and Their,
is no breath at all in the mids;
Of it. But the Lord is in hi,
holy temple: let all the earth
keep silence before him" (Hab
2: 1920.
The Lesson-Sermon also included
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, "Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy
matter is neither self-existent
nor product Of Spirit Mat.
ter cannot see, feel, hear, taste
nor smell. 1t is not self-cogniz
ant,-cannot feel itself, see it
self, nor understand itself. Take
away so-called mortal mind
which constitutes matters sup.
posed selfhood, and matter car
/ take no cognizance of matter .
Divine Science deals it's chief
blow at the supposed materia
foundations Of life and intelli
gence. 1t dooms idolatry. "a be.
lief in other gods, other creators
and tother creations must &C
down before Christian Science
app. 470, $3.50.
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The DEEP SOUTH SPEAKS
BY Robert Durr

ing. This is evident and incon..
trovertible. Could the student be
brilliant and accomplished if the
teacher is illiterate and ignorant?
The mothers are the first educa-
tors Of mankind; if they be i'm.
perfect, alas for the condition
and fueure Of the race.
Again it is elw1 established in
history that where woman has
not participated in human af-
fairs the outcomes have never
attained state completion and
perfection. On the other hand,
every influential undertaking
Of the human world wherein
woman has been a participant
has attained Importance. This
is historically true and beyord
disproof even in religion. His
holiness Jesus Christ and
twelve disciples and among his
followers, a woman known as
Mary Magdalene. Judas Isariot
had become traitor and nv
procrite, and after the crucifixicn
the remaining eleven disciples
were wavering and undecided. 1t
is certain from the evidence of
the gospels that the one who
comforted them, restablished
their faith was Mary Magad
lene.
The world Of humanity con-.
sists OF two factors, made and
female. Each is the complement
of the other. Therefore if one is
detective, the Other will neces.
sarily be incomplete and per-
lection cannot be attained.
! There is rigth-hand and a left
! hand in the human body, func-.
tionally equal in Service and ad
mlnistraticn. If either proves
defective, the defect will natural
ly extend to the other by invo1v.
ing the completeness of the
F, whole; for accomplishment is
f, not normal unless both are per-
feet. If we say one hand is de-
i ficient we prove the inability and
capacity Of the other; for. single
handed there is no full accom-.
\ plishment. Just as physical &C
complishment is complete with
two hands so man and woman,
the two factors of the social BODY
ust be perfect. 1t is not natural
that either should remain unde
yeloped; and until both are per
fected the happiness. of the hu-
/ man world will not be realized
The most momentous ques-
/ ton Of this day is international
peace and arbitration; and Uni.
; versal Peace is impossible with
out universal suffrage. Chill
dren are educated BY the women
The mother bears the anxieties
Of rearing the child; undergoes
the ordeal of his birth and train
ing Therefore it is a difficult
! for mothers to send those upon
whom they have lavished such
| love and care, to the battlefield
Consider, a man reared and
trained twenty years by a de-.
voted mother. What sleepless
nights and restless, anxious DAYS
she spent! Having brought him
through danger and difficulties
to the age of MATURITY, how
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
Why Should A & P Be Forced
70 Subside It's Business
AS I UNDERSTAND 1T
Ky MILTON H. McGAVOCK

Il.
The Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company is having
diificlics Dout Gon out Of business We ind
Vidul must not let this happen, for if you consider
the basic necessity Of the A & you will under
tt2rl what terrific set back the middle class
population will suffer For the great money saving
bargain safes & P runs every week is vitality
important, in these times Of low wages and high
prices,
If the A & P subsidies it's business we we can
Immediately expect great rise in prices in our
private grocery stores. This rise, will be a great
one, il VIII be done by selfish private grocery
owners, who will do this to swallow UP the trade
81 bargain seeking housewives There will be
many private grocers who will jump at the
chance to get revenge, on the average housewife,
no in the past has bypassed their stores, to trade
with the n & p Let US wake up to the fact that
in these times we can't stand anymore upgrade
in the price Of groceries
With the nation almost facing depression,
, and labor becoming more slack every day. We as
hard working people, must spend our hard earned
dollars conservatvely and not be robbed by sci
fish private Enterprises. The housewives must
stand firm this battle. They must write letters
and send kilograms to protect their common inter
est. IF this isn't done prices will 60 sky high on
the consumer grocery market At all cost, we
must not have anything happen that might cause
an inflationary GAGS. Our President, Mr. Truman
has asked the Nation to- be careful He has repeat
edlv asked the consumer to- keep prices within
weiia minimum. He has asked the people to be
careful, il their purchasing, buying powewr. For
minimum. He has asked the people to be
fer safe and sane buying tomorrow.
plead to you, to do everything in your
power 10 save not only the & but any other
company, who does its level best to keep prices
at minimum in these critical times, Of high
enjoyment and low work wages. Above all let us
remember that if prices rise initiation soon follow
Those of You who remember the last depression,
should know what a serious matter this is.
My only advice to the American housewife,
is to buy sparing1y, and not pay extreme prices
fer things that are unnecessary in our everyday
life. If you are asked price for and item that
seems outrageous to you don't buy right away,
but shop ound until you find an A & P store and
find the same item reasonably priced If We shall
do this We can step unnecessary sorrow later on.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
Bible Quotes
BY D. G, WILLIAMS

Samson was not only an eX-
ceptionally strong man. He was
also one Of the first arsonists
we know Of.
"And Samson went and caught
three hundred foxes and put
firebrand in the midst between
two ais. And when he had set
the brands on fire, he let them
go into the standing corn Of the
Philistines." Judges 15:4-5.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
MAN
The Golden Text was:

n Sunday, September 4, was:
The Golden Text was:
"There is a spirit in man: and
/ the inspiration of the Almighty
! giveth them understanding" (Job
| 3z:8).
| Among the citations which COM
,rised the Eusson-Sermon, the fol-
owing were from the Bible:
BLESSED is the nation whose God
is the Lord; and the people whom
he hath chosen for his own IN
heritance Let Israel rejoice
in him that made him: let the
children of Zion be joyful in their
King And call no man your
father upon the earth: for one is
your Father, which is in heaven"
(Ps. 1872; 1892; Matt. $3.50.
The Lesson-Sermon also included
he following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, "Sci-
nee and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
"In Science man is the offspring
Of Spirit. The beautiful, good,
and pure constitute his ancestry
i. Spirit is his primitive and
ultimate source of being; God is
his Father, and Life is the law
Of his being; Jesus acknOWl-
edged no ties of the flesh }. He
recognized Spirit, God, as the
only Creator, and therefore as
the Father. Of all In divine
Science, God and the real man
are inseparable as divine Prin-
ciple and idea j.. God is the
Principle of man, and man is the
idea of God" Opp. 60, 81, 476).
without which there can be ID |
lasting health, liberty, or happi
mess. A merely temporary sense
of life, liberty, and happiness
cannot be mankind's true goal |
Christ Jesus showed the way
when he said (Matthow 6:33l !
"Seek We first the kingdom oi
God, and his righteousness; and
all these things shall be added
unto you"
While it may seem difficult fOi i
many to believe that a spiritual
law Is more substantial and pow
erful than any materially recordei !
legislation, nevertheless this is
demonstrable fact, and humanity
is destined to appreciate and az
knowledge it sooner or later.
The Apostle Paul showed
clearly the difference between
mere unrestrained personal lib
erty, which is often license, and
true spiritual freedom. In his lei
ter to the Galatians he WroIv
(5:1, 40: Stand fast Therefore
in the liberty whereWith Chris.
hath made us free, and be not ell
tangled. again with the yoke o.
bondage. For all the law is
fulfilled in one word, even III
this; Thou shalt love thy neigh
bOur as thySelf."
Having once tasted true spirit
ual freedom, mortalS no longer
want iheir own independent
way, for they have found tina
state Of perfect happiness wilici
the great apostle called ''tht
peace of God, which passeth al
understanding" philippians 40
In this state of uplifted con
seriousness, life, liberty, and hap
pineSs are now and forever Sc
cure.-phe Christian Scie@ce Moni
tor.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
EQUALITY OF MEN
AND WOMEN

AMI Wv ~ LIN
I give you selected discourse
by enc Of the worlds greatest
men on the question Of Equality
Of Men and Women" | quote:
To-day questions Of the ut
most Importance are facing
humanity; questions peculiar to
this radiant century. In former
centuries there was not even
mention of them. Inasmuch as
this is the century Of illumina-
ton, the centuy Of humanity, the
century Of divine bestowals, these
questions are being presented for
the expression of pblic opinion
and in all the countries Of the
oWrld, discussion is taking place
looking to their solution.
"One of these questions con.
Germs the rights of woman and
her equality with man. In past
ages il was held that woman and
man were not equal; that this is
to say woman was considered in
ferior to man even from the
! standpoint Of her anatomy and
creation She was considered
especially inferior in intelligence
and the idea prevailed univer-
sally that t was not allowable
for her to step into the arena
Of important affairs. In some
countries man went SO far as TO
believe and teach that woman
! belonger to a sphere lower than
human.
But in this country which is
T! the century Of light and the reve-
lation of mysteries God is prov
ingto the satisfaction of human
ity that all this is ignorance and
errcr; nay rather, it is wei
established that mankind and
] womankind as factors Of COM
posite humanity are co-equal an6
that no difference in estimate is
u allowable; for all are human. She
as denied the wright and priv
/ lege of education and left in hel
undeveloped state. Naturally
she could not advance In reality
God has created all mankind and
in the estimation Of God there is
no distinction as to male anc
female. The one whose heart is
| pure is acceptable in his sight
| be that one man or woman. Gee
! does no inquire cart thou woman
Or art thou man." He Judge,
human actions. If these are &C.
ceptable in the threshold Of tn,
Glorious One, man and woman
will be equally recognized ant
rewarded.
Furthermore education O
woman is more necessary anc
important than that Of man. fol
woan is the tainer Of the chile
from its infancy. If she be de.
fective and imperfect hersel ths
child will necessarily be def.
cient; therefore imperfection o
woman implies a condition O
| imperfection in all ankind for il
is the mother who rears. nur-
lures and guides the growth Of
the child. This is not the func
ton of the father. If the edu-
cater be incompetent the educat..
/ ed will be correspondingly lack.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

Women were once to be, seen,
not heard, in church.
Let your women keep silence
in the churches; for it is not per-
mitted unto them unto them to
speak; but they are commanded
to be under obedience, as also
saith the law" Il Corinthians
1884.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

One fthe earliest surgical
operations in history took place
in the Garden Of Eden.
And the Lord God caused a
deep sleep to fall upon Adam,
and he slept and he took one Of
his ribs, and closed UP the flesh
instead thereof" -Genesis 2::21.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

agonizing then to sacrifice him
upon the battlefield! Therefore
the mothers will not sanction nor
be satisfied with it.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

Abbreviated beds and "short
sheeting" were known by the
harried sleeper in Biblical days,
too.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

ClUlu5 LLlGE @t
fe w years -
POLO. IL ben
played fcr uges
from the E:qeh
tine P0mpus TO
III G Hungarian
Pusztos TO til g
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

In Biblical days, too, people
knew the danger of wearing out
ones welcome"
Withdraw thy foot from thy
neighbours house; lest he be
weary OF thee, and so hate thee"
Proverbs 25:17.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

Socialism has never succeeded anywhere in
the world The Socialist policy Of Matchmaking
our industries, 50 far as it has been carried out
has failed in every case."-Winston Churchill.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
sssY .a4,ss otter The ball VIVA quiyerina
asa;rSGs >r1 flying i1ils.

Yo~saaJa dKincaa geo 80 PehY Pride
oIse1 q 5 roe Aos won q chukker ana
scored 0nother goal. and wild Up.
-'Quse echoes through the arena. And
that applause is well-deseTved, tor
tie game is played 50 fdst and furi'
ouslY that q pldYer often needs three
or four horses during q match. =
- ---- ers =.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

o. 0. If YOU like men and horses in
- dciion. if You crave excitements
thrills and spills. toke yourself to c
polo gone. rs Winnie and Stew
pointed out 49, There's never q dull
moment on q horse OF under il.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

TETEAT a MATCH that was. Four
wv men on q horse. one on each. Of
course, trying TO get that elusive boil
into the opposing teams goal with
the other four horsemen in hot pursuit.
Each mon seems to be glued to his
horse and The ponies seem to know
as much about polo Is their riders. Is
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15

rgeos such as the polo Held al leod-
owbrook. Long Island OF the indoor
1renG at the East Saith Street krmorY
on MGnhcltGn's Madison Ayenuo. the
home Of "Squ0dron A.
And TO thdt indoor polo field we
went the other eve with two Of the
sports greatest players. Winston
Guest dnd Stewort Inglehdrt. Winnie.
q sdrtorial delight in q one-button,
double-bTedsted long roll. pldin bluet
unfinished worsted suit con swing as
mean q mUllet as Stew. who was
dressed in an Eagle 2-button. single
breasted, notch lapel suit Of brown
shGrkskin windowpdne. There wGs O
gay crowd Of smdrtlY dressed men
end women watching this match at
"Squodron A"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
MEMS ka<hiouRARADE.
==g )s, d. EAGLE STYLE REPORTER

z INDOOR POLO:-There is cpaai
L thct's been qdining populGr as~
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

The subject of the Lesson-Sermon
all Churches of Christ, Scientist,
n Sunday, September 4, was:
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHE.

The subject of the Lesson-Sermol
in all Churches Of Christ, Scientist
on Sunday, September Is, was:
, 1949-02-21
Locul C~ouncilrnen
Meet: Discuss
Legislative Bills

Members of the Municipal
Council held a meeting this
morning at 1890 at which
time several bills scheduled to
come up at the next session of
the Legislative Assembly were
discussed.
The meeting was convened
by the Chairman, the Honor
able Ludwig Harrigan for the
purpose of giving the local le-
gislators a chance to make
known their views and have a
thorough knowledge of each
bill before the joint meeting
with the ST. Thomas body, at
which the Acting Governor
will be present, scheduled to
be held on Wednesday, Feb. %.
, 1949-02-21
Senators Would Vote
To Aid Western
Notion If Attacked

In a poll conducted over the
week end United States Sen
ators were asked: eff the Sow
let Union launched an armed
invasion of any of the North
Atlantic pact countries would
you vote for a resolution de-
claring war on Soviet Russia?"
The Senators replied so to l
that they would vote for such
a resolution. Tire were 80 De-
mocrats and Is Republicans.
, 1949-02-21

The contest will involve all
U.N. Member Nations other than
the United States, and each con-
testant will be required to SUBJ
init an essay of approximately
1000 words on the "Implementa-
ton of the Universal Declaration
of Human Rights" Contestants
must be between 20 and 35 years
of age, must demonstrate a rea-
sonable knowledge of one of the
working languages of the United
Nations II n S h, French or
Spanish-and must submit 500
word statments explaining what
branch of U.N.'s work they are
interested in, indicating any spe-
cial plans they may have for
studying particular activities of
the United Nations.
The contest will be organized
, 1949-02-21
Benefit Dunce AT
Government House
Featured Tonight

Tonight Government House
will be the scene of a benefit
dance which is being sponsor
ed by the st. Croix Mission to
Lepers. The special committee
in charge is making an effort
to raise funds to aid the pa
tients at the Leprosarium. It
was the first time since 1916
that a drive has been put on.
The committee is appealing for
public support.
Proceeds are used for the
purchase of gifts, fruit juices,
ice cream, Ovaltine, Hemo, sun
glasses, rocking chairs, specta-
cles, and other articles of use
to the inmates.
The committee in Christian
sted is headed by Mrs. Moller
Jorgensen, and Mrs. Reginald
Moore; The Misses Phaire are
in charge of the Christiansted
Country District; Mrs. Lucin-
da de Chabert for Frederik-
sted and Herbert Grigg for