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Al Dinner Marking
Brotherhood Week

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Brotherhood Week
Brotherhood Week which be-
gins today will be highlighted by
O dinner at 1880 pm. Tuesday
at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Secretary Of Labor Mitchell
will be principal speaker at the
dinner. He is chairman OF
Brotherhood Week for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, which is spon-
sored by the National Confer
ence Of Christians and Jews.
Hugh K. Duffield, general
manager of Sears. Roebuck and
Co. in this area and president OF
the National Symphony Associa-
ton, will preside at the dinner.
Bell to BE Honored.
Daniel w. Bell. president and
chairman Of the board of Amer
lean Security and Trust Co.. viii
receive the 1855 Brotherhood
award. The award was voted for
his outstanding record Of per-
sonal service in every phase OF
community activity"
Activities which will be con-
Quoted during Brotherhood Week
here include:
Tomorrow - The Very Rev
Msgr. Philip M. Hannah will ad-
dress a meeting in the Labor De-
partment auditorium at 8 am
Adas Israel Mems Club will hear
a talk by Maxwell Raab, White
House special consultant on mi
norities at 8 pm. Two meetings
will be held at the Smithsonian
Institution at 8 am, and 1870
pm, with Assistant Secretary OF
State Carmichael as principal
speaker.
Also tomorrow the Post Office
Department, Federal Trade Com
mission and Interstate Commerce
Commission will jointly sponsor
four showings of the films, pic
ture in Your Mind" and "The
American Creed" Speakers will
be present at the film showings
at 10 am. II am, 2 pm, and 3
pm.
Also Plan ShOwings.
The Interior Department. Ma
tional Mediation Service, Fed
eral Reserve Board, and Atomic
Energy Commission will sponsor
continuous showings of films to-
morrow through Friday from
noon to 2 pm.
Tuesday-Langston School in
Arlington will hold an assembly
on Brotherhood in Action"
Speaker will be Mrs. Addie
Pleasant, of Vienna. Va. a
teacher and graduate of Catho-
lie University's Workshop on
Human Relations.
Wilson Teachers
College will sponsor a panel on
lone Nation Under God Through
Education" at 10:30 am. The
Rev. Thomas w. Lyons. assistant
director of the Office of Edu-
cation, Archdiocese of Washing
ton, Rabbi David S. Panitz, Con-
gregation Adas Israel and Rev.
Karl E. Keefer, dean of the
Washington Bible Institute will
be the panelists.
The Garnett- Patterson Junior
High School will sponsor an as
sembly at IL am. Wednesday
with DR.. Marvin j. Brown. OF
the American Council on Edu-
cation as the speaker.
Foreign Operations Admin
istrator StaSsen will be chairman
of an FOA employees assembly at
1880 am. and 1870 am, on
Wednesday and Thursday at
which Brotherhood for Survi-
val" will be the theme.
Commerce Meeting.
Thursday-An assembly in the
Commerce Department audi
torium will hear Undersecretary
of Commerce Walter Williams
discuss brotherhood in a
Troubled World" at 1890 am.
The Arlington Rotary Club
will sponsor a brotherhood
luncheon on Thursday at the
Washington Golf and Country
Club at 1890 pm. The Busi-
ness and Professional Mems
Club will sponsor a dinner at
Z pm. in the Willard Hotel
At 4 and 5 pm. talks will be
given in the Tariff Building and
films will be shown. Employees
of the Treasury Department will
receive circulars on brotherhood
and a film will be shown in the
departments conference room.
Also on Thursday, the Federal
Power Commission will sponsor
brief talks by clergymen in the
GAO auditorium. The American
Red Cross will conduct a panel
discussion in its assembly hall
on brotherhood in Action-Its
Application to Daily Living"
Friday Drew Elementary
School in Arlington will hold an
assembly at 1880 pm.