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assistance, its intelligent scrutiny of political and social ecnditions, and in most of its proposals for the elimination of removable abuses and the introduction of more tolerable conditions of living." In the Church —=— / Reverend Reinholg/Niebuhr : "One of the most interesting experiments in labor education in Anerica." Reverend Marshal#@fingfield, Memphis Pastor, Moderator of the Tennessee Confercnee of Congreraticnal Churches and Historian in Chief of the Sons of Confederate Veterans: — 5 — pe aaiites ana ak, aoanaaaA CeLLeN ala mucn Neeued id Tr WY Hh . «8 . a t work in this area." Amongst cur Neighbors — Miss Mayfastus, public schcol teacher, author, and holder of a Rosenwald Fellowship: "J am glad to say that I know of much good the Highland r Balk Gaehantl khan Anne In aie f2nrmins te heath fn an pAnantt oe Oe ee ee ee ee oe ee ee eee oe ee he MAUL eg Me eli 24) Gli Dido ba and altruistic way. They have proved their friendship, especially to the poor and needy, rendering material assistance in many cases when nene else was available." OQ Mrs. C. wu starr, President of the P. T. A. " , . . they are an asset to this community." woreterr, Educaticnal Director, Intcrnational Ladics Garment Workers Union: "The trade unions of the Scuth need workers! education to inerease their power end use it wisely. Highlander Folk Schscl deserves support because it provides that workers! education." HildgAXOnith, Dircetor Workers Service Program, Works Progress Adminis- "The Hightander Folk Schcol is making an unusual contribution to worker's education. It has set a pattern in community ; relaticns through a werkers's schccl and is dcing much tc give courage to industrial and rural werkers who are concerned with raising standards cf living and developing educational programs amcng workers! groups." -li-