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Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
Roster Of Billings Unions

Yellowstone County Trades & Labor As
sembly Meets Friday. 8 D.. m, In the
Labor Temple. "a South 29th st. p. O
Box 1916. Robert West. pres. HowaIc
Smith, vice pres; Martha W. Peterson
rec. secy Glenn Hallam. An. secy.: Et
klipsteia. sgt-at-arms. Frank Mayer
George Linville, Stanley Anderson. trus
Phone 2535.
Carpenters Local No. il72 Rov -honr
son. preS.: E. H. Helte-nran zee
Meets LIST and Sd tuesdays.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

Observance OF legal holidays in
the various states make up the
number OF " legal worthless days
which. il all were observed over the
nation. would cut the United States
work week to one day.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

There are six revered ex-Presi-
dents ready to help send your son
or daughter TO college. For il i
their likcncsscs which appear on
six L. $. Savings Bonds. They are
President Abraham Lincoln on the
$1,000 Bond: Woodrow Wilson on
the $500 Bond: Franklin ID. Roose-
welt on the 500 Bond; Grover
Cleveland on the 500 Bond
Thomas Jefferson on the $50
Bond: and George Washington on
the S25 Bond. Any Of these Bonds
will pay you 81 for every s. in
vested in Ten short years.
US. Treasury Department
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22
PAGE THREE

ton schedules. school terms, and
especially to business concerns.
And Tor those supersiitous per-
sons there would be no Friday the
18th to worry about.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

Building Service Employees. Local No
1863. Fred Searle. pres; George Mscih-
tosh. vice-pres.. John II Driscoll- 522
West Granite. sec. and business agent
Phone o-2l55.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

Miners, Union No. oscar HIS. pres
Richard Roger. vice-Pres,; John NC
Leod. Fin Seey.: Nell E. shea; nee.
6aey John Harrington. Conoue'v.
T,hi,a steve Harvey. Carl Keller ana
Iol,n shea. trustees. Al Davis. Gus
iodian. Meetings held every wednesday
ut Is p IN.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

Butchers 1873 Meets I'd Wednesday. Eagles
Hail. Ed Pesanti. pres. Ed Johnson. vice
pres. James Lunney. fin. sec; Joe
Driscoll. rec -secy.. Robert StroI1le.
guide. Owen Williams. guard.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

CarpenterS-John Kelly. pres. VIM. Ros-
sitter. vice-pres Wesley Bymes. rec
secy.. Floyd Falt. fin. secy.; Richard
Tlddy. treas Jack Gaffney. conductor
Chas. VOLTS. warden.
Montana labor news., 1949-12-22

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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
NOMINEES FOR
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uSO- YMcA Is sponsoT for the
grmlp
After the meeting. q fish sup
per was served b. the members
a. the Council
The YMCA Servicemcn's c0un-
cal consists II tWo representatives
from each of the component units
81 ihe Is Naval activities IN the
KEY West area
The members are Lee Sendova
sn- and Ralph Holtctnger. q =.
Ctation Compiesment Naval sta
tiun Bill Havnie Nn2-e and Chips
Eckardt Sn. SuhRunFour L s.
Naval station RobeTt Veach so2-
and EdWa ard Gabriel s. &c.
Fleet Sonar Schoni 4 = Naval
station. Abe BOYD AM2c and
Milton Thompson. FaWTul ant.
Boca Chica AR Field Hilmar
Quarbefg and Joseph Tumaa2o
Underway Training Unit q s.
Naval Station John Adams Adam
and Carl Rix Adam Dev Ron !
BoCa Chica Airfieid Pete Nsssa-
eta and corporsl Jim Brussow
pfc Z $ Marine Barracks. U :.
Naval stailu9
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
TweHfy-E9ahf Members Qualify For
RifHaI Of Jeseeis In BETA Sigma Phi

sylvia Baker Fnrsnal Banquet
ard CaEnntson nall
Virginia whinnnrah-D Dutch
Breakfast and Clnsing Ritual
After these Interesting talks by
each grit Nominating Committee
ChaiFman Jennie Faye Beryaldi
read the list 0i nominations foE
ne coming election President
Dolce Curry then called for q
rsport from Ida Cellrich and Flo
rencp Arsiagh on the collection of
iteFnB fog the holiday showing %
historical CHESTS az Mart~llo
Towers This work is very slow
alnce 50 many individuals must
te eontacted personally. and OBJ
iects carefully collected and cor.
rectly estalogued
The president also announced
that tfe girls have hwen naEned a.
hossessex o. serve az the opening
of TIE exhibit oa Saturday night.
Jaiy : MEETING wax then ad
lourned and Refreshments we're
served Doiice Curry acting a.
hostess.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
AerOUias "O
Passenger List

TIE following passengers left
for Havana on Aeruviaa q"
Jose Martlnoz. Fahlana Macias.
Rafael hefnandeE Margaret Car
disio. Charles Hanna. Margaret
Haworth. Howard Haworth. Wal
ter kozlow ski. Duroihy kuxloH
skl. Ramon GBFcta. Lisiia Saco.
MaFaarta FouFvel Frank Donsa.
vage Helen Buune Jean Bofina.
Edward Conklin Betty Conkln.
Edgar Lenus.
Rihert Welsh. Beulah Welsh.
James Spertdes Donahl Hen
dFiCkson. Frsn Peterson. Betty
ireland. Richard Ireland Con
suelo Gandla
ollie HendeFsan. Rafael neras-
tegue Rene Aware. Angela ~.
dfiKueA Plutsrco Lopex. Nara
Gonzalez Ella ard KaminskL 10
seph Bucnaga Georae Eelherg
Willlsm Ballcf
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Resume o. First SIR Month";
Acfirities Of Macy Vices Glib
GireH Af Meeting Held Wednesday,

The reguiuf wuekly maetlnw af
the "a cunrhs New Wives club
NJ sa was held Wednesday
nnFnsnm IA the clularnofns a. riss
oFaanizasion IN Tlullding re a
TIE Z : Naval stmfion.
Several announremenia af 70
tercsf werc made. aFnonn lnefn
tnat plans aFe eoinM faFwuni fnF
. weiner Faass and swimmlnn
party b. le held nest "Wednesday
murning at tst new Navai neaeh
aiao. that tie club win act o.
hu@teas fur the hnspitai party to
take place a. 2 o'vluck an tfe
eveminE of Monday. July Z. when
the ciub wsli furnish entertain.
mleni and refreshments 30 the pa
tients at the Naval Hospital
Il was revealed that . check
from fbe club had been sent for
the tenefit of Antonia Maiics.
key Vests ~biua bahv
The Dark HofNe pFtxe a. tee
"Wednesday rleeunn II tire eiwh
was wun ~ MFs Miida Berry.
and = loveiy hama crtwhefnsf sFaFl
made ~ Mr. Lauise chameS waa
son IN q drawina ~ Mrs. Vera
Wnsaa
4 fNNuu1e ~ ttie ffrwf slx
ntantlis aeliVitses af the club wax
NiVsm amd pguvctl "a server uaany
ssfoixxfa. sstrn aa aaAVannefuemt 90
health thFnmeh pgv natal GLASSES.
ssf4t ald clm4aea, eanoer and paalio
drives donationa ta the mef
CnNM fFeo layettes % Navy fami-
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Neir Cub
Scout Pack
Officers Named

The final oraanizaiional meet
ing of the new Cub Scout Pack
sponsored by the Ftrsi PresbyteF
Tan Church was held on Monday
evening at the church
IRE follow ing ofncers were el
ected
Cub Master Leonard Curry. S.
Assistant Cub Master G sam
q Curry
Dean Mother Mr. & Sam q
Curry
Chairman q the Committee
Earl = Hamilton
Other committeeman. Lance
ford Lowe and Walter II Dick
er
Institutional Representative
Ralph Noble
IRE First Den meeting of tisf
pack will ~ held en- "Wednesday
July 9 az % . ~ q the hofus
% Mr. { Sam b Curry li2s
Olivia street
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

On Monday niehs a q p m. "a
Maffeilo Towers. tWenty eight
Riris Wege gwen the Ritual of
Jewels exagminnfinm 81 officers
and transfer members in the o.
gamisatsun All twenty eight girls
passed tlse examination. and ths
pledge Fsns beionaing b them
UeFe eniiected IN antlcipation a.
reeeivng ifsr coveted Ritual of
Jewels hadaes. which will BE-
awarded in cereuony on July gT.
arooFsiin9 o. Ruth l.arson. vice.
president
After tlse rumpletion IL the ex-
aIninatlons. president Dolice Cur
~ called the meetinW 90 order.
and ne foliowing Kirls gave very
interesting reports on the Con
wentlou they attendcd
kllie Nay Gwynn~-Regixsrat
and Beach party
Jessie Michaeis-- Ba1ineNs
Breakfast
Fana Huff -Luncheon. style
SisuW ard Beauty Contesl held
at Bath and Tennis club.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

FRIDAY. july
Meeting. Cub Scout Pack at.
200 Y M az Auditorium Of
puinieana school special
Program. General public in
vited by pack 90 attend
SATURDAY. JULY
Opening ol historical exhibit
81 MaFtello Gallery under
sponsorship of Key West
Ar end historical Soctety
B.90 y "A Members ~ Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority viii at
a. hostessez Attendance ~
tnvitasion
SUNDAY. July
Baby Show. sponsored by Am
eENan Leatun Auxiliary 5 Y.
II. ~ American Logon
H0me on Stoek Island one %
features % Charity Festival
sponsored ey Legion july -
Inclusive
TUESDAY. July
Tcvnage DanCc, sponsored b.
Service League of NJ Paul 5
Church. Parish Hall Music
b Coral lsle SerenaeieFs
ChapeFones.
WEDNESDAY. JULY
ncn meeting. neW Cub Scout
Pack, sporsofed by First
Presbyterian Church. a.
houls Il pxn Mother. Mr. &
sam h Curry. ll26 Olivia
street 2.0o q w
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
USO-i HC1
To Hold
July Party

The Girls Service OrEaniza
tlon met this Neek - make plans
for the Fourth of July patio picne
g. b. held a. 500 p. m a. the
USO YMCA foliowea hv dancing
O. Iohm PrIfCharf and his arches
Fa
Those planning ere decorations
are the Misses Lillian Weaver
Llngtee Scribner. and Joyce
Bradley Hot dogs ard eold d, nks
wiii no prepared snd served oy
the Misses Reola McHueh. kor
leen Wuebtpoid Eaanioe McCraW
and Betty knowiez
Gals end FelioWs will dress
country siyie. and ~ tae inter
missions the Virginia Reel and
some - the cid tune square ~iH
be staged
Memhers ~ the Girls service
Organization ~ the uSO NMCA
extend = cordial invliaton g. all
servicemen ard their wives g. tbe
Fourth e july Dance and Party
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

lies. ard . usnnghly aomafien Co
snsns puhais afsvs or enssTpeise
Thsir activities also inrluEsed
hein - ane annther and a
ssFanwem wlsh hsaminn zna4ez-
lians. HAVING ehnres % re Navy
Relief Thrift shop every Thnrs-
dsy sines gsnnnFy ~ a. nDessi
gslfars work. ard acting ~ hnsa-
ennes ~ the mAnnthiy u s Naval
liaspstsl parties. ~ eel a. the
extra parties On New Years and
Faster. when they furnished beth
entertainment and refreshments
Their ether aetivities included
tfe presenfation "a the Douglas
Srhooi ef . fiag shas had beer do
mated by she cpo Club of Op-
Dsvsta. ard assistance aiven in
the formation Of q Navy Wives
Club Cor colorcd personnel
For recreation the club has
sponswsa danees. swimming par
ties. pirnics. uncheons. supuerx.
ard IN eoclUr wemtier. howung.
Thnsanh : small group. they have
beeaa exceptionally active They
ara always Interested IN helping
~ every way pn&ssble navy en-
lislNd pefsunmHl neNcomeFs o. TIE
eiay, nnd wsll weioonae new nacFn-
hefshiTm into tha club
Aatenainw weanesEtay's meet
inR were the Mrmcmnaex Nera
Woes. Franeea sciaimmeyer. I'll.
ca fieFry. Linda hrmpkie. Helen
ChwFw9. gaeuneline Hitler. Lou.
- Chaney. 0enevievr Duke. 81
een nehFrns and Msszlene Tay.
inF.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

LaNe. 0ioFta Roberts. Shirley
speneeF. Aiee DeAFulos. Helen
CFus0e. Doreen Cruz. Nancy and
Janice Ross. Carol HenninK. JOY
CO Bradley Mary Saunders. Stel
u D~lNado. Beverly Hill. isabel
O'Connar Marcy Perry. Martha
Bore. Cathy Hennesssy. Helen
ilaniey. Ernily White Betty Jane
Ansallm. Lillian Weaver
Chapefomes were tire Mesdames
Lillian Saunders and l. Cru4oe
Announcement Was made that
tsse saanf4y evening dmnrxa ALL
start a $50 . ~ beginning Juiy
End. insae~d - go . m.. ss here
tofore
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Joint Vacation
Bible school
Ends Tonight

The conriudiuA exerNlses f0F
the lolnt two week Nacatlun Bible
Sshssoi ol the Fleminm street and
Ftrst Methodist Churches win be
condurted 80 o'ciuEk tonight In
the Flcrming Street Church
A shofL interesting program
~ cash department ln me arhonl
Wiil he presented AZ thiS time
All Wmk that has heen accom.
piiahed Wiii ~ IN paiblie exhsbi.
tsom and ihc general public - in.
Nitcd
A iIeswill offering wili be cod
lsrted a. help deffay expensek 20
ihe sranol
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Visiting NaraI Reserves Attended
USO-NCCS Dance Wednesday Erening

TIE usO NCCs dance was a.
iemsfed hy . large numher "a Ne.
val hneeryes fsum t.se 4 y vtslt.
ms desfruyers, Oh W~aassaday
evening
Music fUr dancing was furnish
81 - Ire popsflar Tune Toppers
orchestra Several sonNs we're
rendered ~ Bernard SandeFa.
Mk4 DsaFcen Cruz. Gerald PIN.
ief und fiaiuFa Strange. Voc.
1aniar tiaNteaars partifipatsng
afse tiseir guests included fhe
Mlsms nettV Caring. Kilth
kmuek. Betty Armayor. Resale
and Caruiine Camalier. Nesta
Valdez. Susie Demeritt chrtstfmp
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Beats Girl. 4.
With Stick

YAKIMA. Wash. because hs
little fuslF-y -year-uld daughter
Nouidnt eat Walter Mlnion a.
told pulicc he had beaten the
child wlth a stack of Wood 2
inches thick She Was taken to q
huspital attn heI SAUL and Iaw
ffaatmTUfl
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Seeks DirOrces

petltians aeekfng asKuTCes NeFw
fiied Yesterday in the oflice 90
Circuit CuuFt Clerk Earl u.
Adams bv isabel feTnanaez Can
delia AGAINST Joseph ; candella.
hg Amdrcv Aae WcisbeFg aEainsi
Fshillfp David weisberg. snd ~
Carmen Alice Marina Nielsen
saaiust Domaid kdgar Neison
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

VISITING TIE Citizen affree
Yesterday were MF and NJ
John Gornan Jr Mr. Gorman
sister Mrs Edna Wake ana
Mr. AlsIe i.e~is. az ~ Prlnr,t "a.
Indiana. Accom pauyiuK them aas
Mr. Lula Maftn. Formerly uf
Prlnceton hut noW residing sn Ft
LaudeFdalg The party. VISITING
with Mfs Martin "a p Lauaer-
dale TIE paFty VISITING with
Mrs Martin n ~ Lauaardale
decidnd O. make = bret sisit g.
kef West during taseig stay -
FioFaa.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Difie cent forms ol the Rantu
languaae are spoken by tribes
native o. Afflca south IT the
Eouatnr
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Miss Co Ann waikins. daushi
eF - Mrs J y watkins. of l0l0
FleminE street Las ~ her guest
fuf several DAYS M@ Patsy Bras
ID of Tampa Mss Brazei p
studcnt ~ TIE University of hia
hama and Ms Watkims attends
FLORIDA southern Enl'ece af
Lakeland
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

The .sarfare uf tue Atlantic
H0esn Is faI more salty than thr
rfarus Hf thc other great
.arnans
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
The
-
WEATTIERMAN
Says:

Key Wet and vicinisy. Rafeiy
caoazeiy thru Saturday. Sarsaay
and Mnnazy. lsolssed thtsndeF-
showers mostly in affernoofsN and
evenings Consinued warra and
hufmid Gentle to manxteFate va
riable winds waasgiy s0uthna@t-
FIorida. Partly cloaady thru
Saturday. Sunday and Monday
w1tli i0cal thundershoweFs la
scatiered piaces maostiy Ia IN
daytime. Mo<ierafe winds nosily
frona southeast O. south eNcNpt
variable oxer noTth portioa
Jacksonxiile thru the F1orida
Straits end Vast Gulf uf Mexscu.
Moderate e0ugheriy wlnis 0ecoga-
isaR soatheasteriy Weather part
ly clasaiy thFu saturday with
fea local hundeGxhowerS
jacksonville to Apalsehicola.
Ma sFnall craft % storm warnings
have BEEN i&s1ed.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

The msystical hisfuFy % the
apple - believed "a accx'uns Cor
lts popularity ~ f0lk-mcdi-
cine.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

key West Fla.. July I. 1919
observation taken a City Office.
SO am. EST
RmawmAsnwzw
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

marommtmF
sea L9v2il e3o ara
50.04 lns i0I73 mila
Tomarxown Alwmnar
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-24
MRS. HAZEL
HENDRICKSON

Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Hazel Hendrickson, beloved
wife of Joel Hendrickon, w.re
held Sept. IS, 1s49, at Morrisons
Funeral Chapel, SOB Massachu-
Setfs Ave. Rev. A. A. Perry. pas
tor of Columbus Ave. A. M. =.
Zion Church of which she was
a member, officiated, paying
glowing tribute to the Character
OF the deceased. He was assisted
by Elder T. L. Davis. of Berea
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Solos were rendered by Helen w
Holiday. Henry Batchelder was
accompanist and organist. There
were many beautiful floral trib-
utes from relatives and friends.
Present at the funeral were de-
ceased's Mother, Mrs. B A. Hns-
bands, and sister, Miss Millicent
Husbands OF Halifax and broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Osborne Husbands of Que
bee, Montreal. Internent was
IN Mount Hope Cemetery.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-24
COMING

The District Conference of the
Boston District will be held at
the Columbus Avenue Church,
Thursday, September 29-Octo-
Der l, 1949. The public is cor
daily invited. welcome Program
Thursday night, September 20,
Music by the Columbus Avenue
Choir and the Gospel Chorus,
Friday Missionary Day. Friday
evening Bishop w. j. Walls will
deliver an address on his Euro
pean tours, which he made last
Summer, attending the Central
Committee Meeting of the World
Council of Churches. Saturday is
Youth Day. Young people from
all our New England Churches
will be in attendance. Many
prominent visitors are expected
to attend. The local Church is
making great preparations to en-
tertain the Conference. Rev. j. w.
Findley is the Presiding Elder.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-24
Pleasant Hill -
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CONTINUED From Page One)
commemorating the 10th ami
versary, will come the anniver-
Sary banquet, ending the cele-
bration.
Not forgetting the children in
the community, all young people
aged to Is. of the S. S. week
day education and vacation bible
school, are invited to attend q
children's get-to-gether program
in the vestry of the church, Sat
urday, Oct. /, to PM, with
collation. served. Parents in
vited to come and enjoy the fun
with the youngsters.
Plans for the celebration are
in the capable hands of Chap
lain Richard Lamb, chairman.
assisted by Mrs. Phyllis Holloway.
secretary, Miss Hilda Hough,
Miss Lillian Harrison, program
chairmen, Mrs Burns, chairman
of ushers and hostesseS. Mrs.
Madeline Culpepper. of deeora-
ton; and also deacon F. Brown,
Mrs. Marie Godlock, Mrs. Nellie
Thompson, Mrs. May Hill. Call
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-24
]. D. NORFLETT'S
FATHER DIES


Rev. W. D. Norahett, D. D. Of
Greenwood N. c. departed this
life Friday, Sept. is, 1s49. after
being fatally stricken at the home
Of his son, James D. Norfett
When he was visiting here
in Boston. as has been his custom
Of recent years. Mr.. Norhett ac-
companied the body of his father
to So. Carolina for its final rest
ing place. He left Monday.
Surviving besides the son who
is president of the South End
Civic Center, are two daughters.
Rev Norffett has pastorad The
following churches in the. South.
Cedar Spring Baptist Church
Hartwell- Ga, New Hope Baptist
Church, Lavenia, Ca. Hurricane
Grove Baptist Church, Martin
Ga, and was an active member Of
the General Missionary Baptist
Convention of georgia and vii,
be mourned by ali who knew
and worked with him.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-24
in
M RcrR

are denied their rights, sooner
or later all groups stand to lose
their rights. All the freedom
will run out.
Labor has always held fast
to freedom. 1t has resisted the
growth Of dictatorship, well
aware that dictators win stamp
out freedom every time. Labor
for the same reason must al
ways be in the forefront Of tn
fight against bigotry, because
bigotry too will stamp out free
dom.
Labor knows the urgent i'm
portance Of teamwork. Team
work does not mean that every
one on the team must be alike
or think alike. The team is
stronger when the members Of
it are different in abilities and
in temperament. But good team
work does require that there be
none of the friction among the
members that intolerance on
racial or religious lines always
stirs up. The fact is that if a
team is out to win. it cannot
afford racial or religious prejud-
ice.
We in America have The ever
lasting truth of the Declaration
of independence, that all men
are created free and equal. We
have the teaching of our religious
faiths-C Catholic, Protestant and
JewiSh-that all men are broth
ers. These are living principles
that have a call on our con-
science. They have a call on our
behavior, too. They are de-
mands that we cannot evade or
dodge. When we honor them
faithfully, the day Of prejudice
on grounds of religion or race
will be gone forever, and our
country will truly be a land Of
brotherhood from sea to shin
ing sea"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-24
COMMUNITY CHURCH TO
MEET in JOHN HANCOCK HALL
BEGINS BOTH YEAR OF SERVICES

The Community Church Of
Boston, the city's only non-sec-
tartan church, will open its
services Sunday, October 2, at
10: 30 A. M. in the new John
Hancock Hall at the corner of
Berkeley and Stuart SITS. The
church, founded in 1920, com
|naences its thirtieth year of con-
tinuous public services.
The Rev. Donald G. Lothrop,
minister of the church, released
today the high lights of the
program for the coming year.
The first service will be a Me-
mortal to DR.. Clarence R. Skin
ner who passed away at SIAM
ford, Conn, on August n. DR..
Skinner, formerly dean of Tufts
College School of Religion, was
the founder of the Community
Church and served as its minis
ter from 1920 to 1896. DR.. John
Haynes Holmes will be one of
those to participate in the me-
mortal. Among the others to
occupy the pulpit on succeeding
Sunday mornings will be: DR..
Frederick L. Schuman of Will
liams College; Ted o. Thackrey,
editor of the Daily Compass; F.
Alexander Magoun, suthor of
Love and Marriage; DR.. Jerome
Davis; DR.. ]. Raymond Walsh;
Rabbi Abraham ]. Klausner,
new. spiritual leader of Temple
Israel; the Hon. Henry A. Wal
lace; Judge Thurmond Arnold;
pr. Scott Nearing; Rev. Harry
F. Ward; Arthur Gaeth; Paul
Blanshard; DR.. Anna Louise
Strong; Carey McWilliams; DR..
w. E. B. Dubois; DR.. Kirtley F.
Mather; DR.. Mary van Kleeck:
Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner; Louis
Adamic; Roger Baldwin, and
other outstanding personalities.
In addition to the public Sun
day services the Community
Church conducts a full time
weekday program at the Church
Center in Copley Squaer. Courses
in "Psychiatry," Great Books"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-24
WHAT PRICE PREJUDICE
BY ROBERT P. PATTERSON
Former Secretary Of War


All sane people would see the
senselessness of a prejudice
against red-heads. Prejudice on
account OF ace or religion is
even more senseless.
Why do we find it then?
Partly because Of ignorance.
Some people with restricted
views and limited contacts. when
they see a piece of behavior they
do not like on the par Of an in
oividual from another religious
or racial group, jump to the
opinion that such behavior is
typical Of the entire group. That
opinion is contrary to scientific
proof, contrary to experience and
contrary to the rule of fair play.
It rests on nothing but igllor-
snce. But It does plenty Of dam
age.
Partly because of failure. We
all have known people who have
wanted to go PLACES but have
failed 70 make progress 1t is
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easier for a frustrated man to
put the blame on some minority
group than it is to face the
trI'th of his personal shortcom-
ings. 1t was not so long ago
that the Nazis decided to blanie
The Jews for Gernany's defeat
in World War l, concealing the
undeniahle fact that the Jews
made up less than one per cent
Of the population Of Germany,
concealing also the undeniable
fact that the Jews had made a
good record in the German
army. The Nazis had TO have a
scape-goat.
We must never forget that
prejudice practiced against any
Of our citizens will spread tt
prejudice against the rest of us
Freedom is like a bag Of sand
II there is a hole anywhere II
the bag. all the SIND Will run
out. Ii any group Of our people
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cARD an THANKS

The family Of the late Mrs.
Julia Nelson Green of 6lS Co
lunbus Avenue, Boston, whose
funeral was held Sept. IL at ST.
Cyprian's Episcopal Church, the
sermon preached by Rev. D. L.
Ferguson with funeral arrange
ments by Chisolm Funeral Crap
eli and interment at Cambridge
Cemetery--wish to thank their
many friends and relatives Tor
the lovely floral tributes, cards
and kindnesses received during
their recent bereavement.
MR.. & MRS. SAMUEL ROBERTS
and Family
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cisions in favor Of civil rights
by the United States Supreme
Court. Their presence on the
Court gave additional assurance
to all Americans that justice
could be obtained in the courts
Of the land Each carried
on his laborS even to the destruc-
ton of his health. There are
no words adequate to express the
deep loss recognized by our board
and the membership of the
NAACP as well as by all other
freedom-loving Americans"