Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1952 — Page 25

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A Pennsylvanian who makes heating units, rides to hounds “ and supports YMCA, Albert J. Nesbitt reveals here his personal creed. This is ones ofa - series of statements prepared for broadcast by Fdward R. Murrew over WEFBM at 5:30 "and 10:20 p. m.,c Monday through Friday. By ALBERT J. NESBITT

SUNDAY, MAR. 2 2, 1952

This | Believe

some Gf the other first principles of Christianity. I began to get in-

‘terested in YMCA work.

It happened that just at this time swe were having some bitter fights with the union at our plant, Then one day it occurred to me: what ‘really 1S their point of view, and why? I began to see a basis for their suspicions,

their often chip-on-shoulder point of view and §

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ONE DAY about 15 years ago 1 suddenly came face to face with myself and realized |;

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My friends ‘and associates perhaps didn't see it. By the generally accepted standards, I was ‘“‘successful,” I was head of a prosmanufacturing concern and I had lead what is ‘usually referred to as. an ‘active’ life, both socially and in business. But it didn't seem to-ine to be adding ‘up to anything. I was going around in circles. I worked hard, "played hard, and pretty

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the - highballs harder than needed. I wasn't 4 candidate for Alcoholics Anonymous but to. be honest I was drinking more than was good for me. It may have

been out of sheer boredom. : again, many

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they: meant to me, what they represented as business contacts, or employees, not what I might them. mean to them. . I remember that as my mother sent me to Sunday School as a

the church choir, she used to tell called a good Christian back- have no ground was in having something

to tie to. I put in a little thought recalling the Golden Rule and

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WIBC Starts Using 45 RPM's Tomorrow

Radio station WIBC playing 45-rpm various disc” jockey shows begin-

That feel- cording to a joint announcement Richard Fairbanks,

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