The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 October 1966 — Page 2

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— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - OCT. 27. 1%6

T II E LEGION COUNER Many persons are under the r csr impression that the battle ->t he 60 is the space race an I attempt > to put man '-n the moon Prue, tl is is th- majoi objective ..f the I nn< d Slat- - Government •nd every effort is being expend--I to g< t th< I', S to tlie moi n first. 1 firmly believe that tl.e battle < , th- 60' . is n t space, imp -11--nt as t is. but A me’ u ansim vs -mmumsni. We at- all fanuhai with thvat be m: waged in Vh t Nam -t stem the tide of communi d H^ressmn. However, Vi-1 Nam » n->t the onh battlefield in the ’mht ag; ui't Godless - --mmunism hius Hail. National Se- t- tary an 1 • leading spokesman of the com- * munist party. I'SA has stated The youth pi-^inni ot the patty s so important th. t 1 w-mld go ^nywhtre t<- nu -1 with yoyng student . even if but -me stud-nt s met ." We lave s< - n the W E B DuBois Clubs form-si a- toss the land -nd we know that .1. Fdgai Hoo- • r has stated that the W.E.B. Dußois Clubs organization is a - -mmunist front. There an- num- ■ -us pat t lotic - • ganizations. m< lading the Ament an lotion and tin* Anu r- << -n Ixgion Auxiliary, with which itizens can affiliate and carry • -it । -sitive programs which t nds to build a strop,- : and saf- < United States. You say. "What - an 1 do in this bittie'" H< I- Ue a f-W suggesi i- ms. 1 Eneoura • college officials in your state • deny admittance t • the campu- -if the W.E.B. DuBois Club ami other organizations which are fn its for the oominu«nst party at i its ideology. 2. Organiz- a Boy or Girl Scout Unit in your < immunity to train these young itizens m patriotic posies. 3. See th ' the flag of the United State is proudly displayed in every dayroom in the schools in your community. 1. Support Legion Boys State and Girls St ite Programs when* the basic p itical philosophy of the United States is taught. The American Legion and tho American I ‘gion Auxiliary are

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well known for their fine citizenship building program. It is not enough, however, to look back to previous accomplishments. You must look to the future and what - ach individual can do to contribute to a better understanding of XmericaniMn an I fol what it stands. The Bed Party is confident of vn t--r\ ov< i Amel i< amsm and dedicated Americans must contubut- th- time and energy ne---s> u y foi Ann ricansm to be a vibiant, living thing which is hand- d down from one generation t an -thet. Th-- controversial WEB DuB"is Club.', of Anu ri- a is now s-s-king to recruit members from the high school age bracket. .Janies a. Kennedy, a self-pro-clanm-d communist and a member --f the W.E.B Du Bois Club of Albu pi<-rque. New Mexico, acknowledges that the organization web.mies members as young as 14 years of age and actually sets its age limits from If thru 35. Norman Havis was apprehended for driving without a license and testified in juvenile court that he had attended a party at the Dußois Club and was offered the use of a car by a Dußois club member, although the club member was aware that he didn't have a license. Harvis mentioned th-* many inducements proffered to - ntice teenagers to join the organization. Parties at the club; use of a car: and in his ease, the appeal was on the basis of negro Civil Bights. The Harvis youth further testified that he attended one ideological meeting. "They show you slides about Russia and told us communism is just an association to show you your rights. They dvseribe communism as exactly the । pposite of what it really is." The club’s acting chairman, a graduate student, is Gaylord King of Portland. Oregon. He is attending Indiana Universty on a Federal Grant and was indicted by a Federal Grand Jury in Portland last November for failing to report for induction into the Armed Forces last September. However, it was reported that King has not been arraigned on this charge, "because he promised to go into the service in June upon completion of his graduate work." Other officers listed in the aphcation are Steven Cagen, 22. secretary. and Cagen’s wife. 22. re-

cording secretary, both native New Yorkers and first year graduate students at 1. U. J. Edgar Hoover, Director of the F 8.1. who considers the DuBois Clubs to be the youth arm -if the Communist Party. The citizens of every state should see to it that these activities are headed off. Otherwise, we must assuredly soon see the day when th-- riots, demonstrations and other nefarious activities of the DuBois Clubs and allies, are beyond the ability of our local police t > control. Any person who has evident e that any organization is operating outside the law, should call it to th-- attention of a legal agency. The question is not whether the club members have a right to express themselves; they have that right. The question is whether th-*ir efforts to exp ess themselves should to any extent be underwritten and sustained by the taxpayer of Indiana. Walkerton Post 189, will have their Feather Party Friday, Nov. Ith. The Public is invited. NL Jr High Wins sth In A Row On October 17, the North Liberty Jr. High Football team defeated New Carlisle by a final score of 12-7. capturing their fifth straight victory. This ended the Shamrock Junior High season with a final record of five wins and one loss. The loss, in the season opener, was suffered in a 13-0 game at Bremen. The victories came at the hands -if Rolling Prairie. 18-7: LaVilk. 31-14: South Central. 26-7; Knox. 3711; and New Carlisle. 12-7. Coach Dunnuck was assisted this season by Jim Davis, a graduate of North liberty High School, and a student teacher this fall in the high school, completing his requirements for a teaching license The final season victory was especially exciting since the New Carlisle team was undefeated going into the game. A total of 30 boys wen* on the squad this year. Included in this group were 19 Bth graders and eleven 7th grade boys. St. Patrick Women’s Club To Meet Wednesday A panel of American women will p'ovide the program Wednesday night, Nov. 2, for women of the community at the regular meeting of St Patrick Women's Club. The program will begin promptly at S pm at the St Patrick School Hall A cordial invitation is extended to the women -if the various church''- to be present. There is no admission charge. This p mel of American Women originated in Kansas City, Missouri. eight years ago as a s-nt of one evening performance. Since that time, there have been 450 presentations and still wry much in demand. They app« ansi on the Mike Douglas Show in the spiin l ; of 1965 and resulted in the largest audience response listing from that show. The same panel was also featured in the January issue, 1965 of the Ladies Home Journal. The panel is composed of a white Protestant. Catholic, Jew, and a Negro, who relate their person-1 exp- rh nces with pr.-ju-diee, bigotry and misunderstanding. The moderator introduces the Friday, Saturday - (let. 28-29 Ist coimiiw T (COLORS Dtmu] 4 PHumir .* r mo AFTISTS THeA tr t J

panel and controls the question and answer period which is an integral part of the program Taking part tn the panel arc Mrs. Henry Paskln, motierator. and Mrs. Guy Curtis, Mrs. Ralph Wcissert. Mrs. Park Tyler, and Mrs. Paul Goldsmith, all of South Bend. The panel is sponsored by the Worn* n s Council For Human Relations. The South B- nd organization is composed of women of all religious denominations. They discuss the following. What docs it fe- 1 like t > be a Catholic? What doc the Negr * mother really want for h- r children’’ If you're Jewish, how does the world look to you? How does a white protestant woman feel about prejudice? It takescourage to speak frankly and fully from your heart about how your religion or your race a? frets your life, hut the four panelists of women representing the Catholic, Jewish. Negro and white protestant viewpoints do just that. Mostly mothers, these women feel their children must grow up in a world when* all p uple kn >w and understand each other not as mysterious members of a far away group, but as people. Tin y are just women, n- t exp' its on

ms® YOUR BIBLE SPEAKS IN TEN GREAT QUESTIONS By Lewis A. Kraner WHEN HUMAN SUFFERING ENDS 1. What i- sin declared tu be’’ Answer: "Whus- cvei committeth sin transgresarth also the 1; v: for SIN IS THE TRANSGRESSION OF THE LAW , 1 John 3 4 2. What is the final r-sult -if fruit of sin? Answ-r: "And sin. when it is finish-*d bringeth forth DEA ! H ” James 1 15. 3. Upon how many -if the human race did death pass as the result of Adam’s transgression Answer: By one man sin entered the world and death by sin; and so DEATH PASSED UPON ALL MEN for that all have sinned." Romans 5 12. 4. H-'W as the earth itself aft-sted by Adam s sin .’ Ansu *: "Cursed is the ground for thy sake; in sorrow shall v>u eat of it all the davs of thv life; THORNS ALSU AND THISTLES SHALL IT BRING FORTH TO THEE." Genesis 3:17, 18. 15. W lat explains God's apparent delay m dealing with the pi >blem -if sir ’ Answer: "The I>»rd is not sla-k concerning His promise; as some men count slackness; but is IJ INGSUFFERING TO US WARD N- T WILLING THAT ANY SHOULD PERISH. but that should come to r«*pentanee. 2 Peter 3:9. 6. To what extent has Christ suff-*red for sinners? Answed: ‘ He was Wounded for our transgressions, HE WAS BRUISED for <>ur iniquities the (‘HASTISEMENT OF OUR PEACE was upon Him; and WITH HIS STRIPES WE ARE HEALED Isaiah 53 5. 7. What was ot lire«*t purposa' in the incarnation and death of Christ ? ; Answer: "Forasmuch then as the children are partuk-*rs of flesh and blood. He also Himself likewise took part of the same; THAT THROUGH DEATH HE MIGHT DESTROY HIM THAT HAD THE POWER OF DEATH; THAT IS, THE DEVIL. Hebrews 2:14. 8. When and by what means will the eff.nts of sin be finally removed ?, Answer: But the day of th«* bird will coine as a thnf m the night; in the which the heavens shall pass away I with a great noise, and THE ELEMENTS SHALL MEET ■ WITH FERVENT HEAT. THE EARTH ALSO. AND THE WORKS THAT ARE THEREIN SHAIX BE BURNED IT " 2 Peter 3:10. 9. How thoroughly will the effects of sin be removed'' Answer: And God shall wipe awav all tears from their - ve.s; and THERE SHALL BE NO MORE DEATH, NEITHER SORROW, NOB CRYING, NEITHI B SHALL THERE BE ANY MORE PAIN FOR THE FORMER THINGS ABE PASSED AWAY Revelation 21 4 10 Will sin :iad its evil results ever appear again? Answer: What do imagine against the Ix-rd? He will mak. an utter end affliction SHALL NOT RISE UP AGAIN THE SECOND TIME Nahum 19. For Information On How You Mav obtain A Beautiful Free Bible, Write to YOUR FRIENDS THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS P O. Box 33. Walkerton. Indiana

any subject bul themselves. They do not quote statistics or national trends, but their chann and understanding of others make them special and worth knowing. The panelists let you into their lives, tell you of their problems, their goals and their achievements. You may not agree with th-* beliefs of each woman, but you feel you know her and why she holds them. Wh- ther you go away agreeing or disagreeing with what you heard, chances are you will sec a different side of people from a fascinating new angle, and learn mu<h about youi f. How Americans. K Os C Party Saturday Night A Hall-»ween Party for Knights and their wives will be staged by the St. Patrick Council 5709 Knights of Columbus on Saturday night. October 29, nt the K. Hall. (Council Activities Chairman George Kostin, is in charge of arrangements and promises prizes for the best costumes, games and a record dance with refreshments to be served bv the K. C. Wives (’hib. The activities begin at 8 p.m. and there is n-» admission charge.