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OVERCOMING COMPLEXES INDEPENDENT Pag Af MatGtMt I Prof-Fights-Prej udice Passive Resistance Not Enough by Playing Part of Bigot By DAVE EMERY 4 Cerritos College drama likes Negroes kept separate Md not quite equal 1 instructor Lee Krf fights race prejudice by acting like a bigot Three nights a week on the stage of the Metro The in Los Angeles, Korf becomes Judge Crocker, a quint-minded segregation list in a musical comedy called JTly Clarence Jackson, two UCLA professors who set out to satirize the shame, of segregation and preju dice. Enthusiastic praise 'from top Los Angeles stage critics and five months, of full house performances are testimony that the authors have succeeded. The audiences laugh, but- they, squirm uncom fortably and too, Korf says. AndJlong jlme thing years ago Alfred added Interest that in later the great, whose work much of understanding complex. Young earliest years just barely level in From a recent magazine article I learned of a remarkable that happened to a boy named The stoiy takes from the fact life he became psychiatrist from has stemmed our present-day of inferiority Adler from his at school was above the flunking For a he passively accented his failure as a mis-fortune he would simply have to live with.

But this future pioneer in the study of personality disorders was already developing a psychi itric turn of mind. Trying to aifllyze his own trouble as a math student, he began to wonder whether he really had to be so backward. He got the notion that maybe he -It isnt that Judge prejudiced, mind you. f'Snmn of my ht frlnnHe are colored," hes fond of saying.) Its Just that he FIRST CHURCH Ith and Cherry Charles W. Maya, D.D, Patter DAY trmM Church KENNETH ROBINSON W1U Be Ordained ManWillVse ChurchLawn ng William O.

(BiU) Frey will not be, picketing St. Luke's brday night and- Sunday, when' he cahips out on the church lawn. But, he will be picketing passing motorists and pedestrians in that thsy will be challenged to stop and hear the message of the church. He is a member of the church council. -Bill, his son and another Scout Viir pitch tent early Saturday morning.

A table in front of the tent will display an open Bible end there wii be literature emphasizing the place of religion in the fam ily. Bill will be on hand al day to talk with anyone desiring to atop. Several fam-! ilies of the church have been: asked to save a few bits from! their meals Saturday and Sunday and bring or send them over for Bill DAyor EDUCATION" Rav. Howard W. Mayas Brethren High' School this year graduates 53.

Commencement-will! be held Thursday nignt.at North Long Beach Brethren Church, 6 1st and Orange. 7 P.M. REV. DONALD-HOCKING Returning to Africa Nunary at All Servicas. Fraa Sunday School Butat and 7 Bible Study Corraipondanca Caurtaa Avail bl NORMAN V.

PEALE (3au Was Dumbfounded ABOUT SIX years ago woman visiting from another part of the country attended Sunday morning service at Marble about her, husband. He was problem drinker, making a mess of. hi- liff, and he couldnt be persuaded to see counselor and get some Well, that Sunday in my sermon I advocated holding In mind a perfect image of anything you want to ee achieved. I maintained that such an image could be a powerful force for actually bringing to pass the thing This troubled woman im-form a perfect image of her husband as a man not. defeated by a weakness but as having all the finer qualities she had seen in him when they were younger.

She resolved that, no matter what, she would hold that image. next couple of years in her life were, as she put it, thought to herself that this Taking a stroll across stage with Mister Boy, a Negro character in the play, Judge Crocker sings happily: "When I go walking with Mister Boy I wear a smile On my face. Cause there's nothing better In the World Than a colored man in his placel" "Fly is the work James Hatch and i TONIGHT 7:30 4- Momatfenallv tomouo ouortot SO. Maenofla Ave. Gordon Grovo at Carritoo and Oranga 9:30, II A.M Dr.J.H.

Hughes and 1 5th Rov, Rollg E. Dimhanr 9 S. 9 A. M. North Lbng-Beach BRETHREN Slit St.

and Orange Dr. George 0. Peak, Patter 9:30 M. BIBLE SCHOOL ups and downs he has taken the form of the image I held of him." Will Ordain Young Long Beach Man Kenneth J. Robinson, son of and James '368 Harding SL, will be ordained into the istry of.

the. Americanlutii eran Church Sdnday at 3 p.m. The service of Holy Ordination will be held at Bethel Lutheran Church, 700 E. 70th st: Pastor Sherman Korshanof Glendora will act as ordinator. Others who will participate Include Pstors A.

Odden, P. Egertson, P. Imschweiler and Be.rsie pf.LonBeah. Wilcox bethel Lutheran: Robinson will be the first of Bethels sons to be called Christian He is a native of SewiCkley, Penn. His instruction in Christian faith began in Lutheran churches in Pennsylvania and continued here wai graduated from Jordan High School in 1953 and from Pacific Lutheran College with a Bachelor of Arts degree In 1957- Previous to graduation he was married to Sandra Nel-dine Standal of Seattle, Wash, also a graduate of Pacific Lutheran entered Luther Theological Seminary in St Paid, from which he was graduated last month.

He has been called to serve the American Lutheran parish at Heppner, Ore. as pastor. Rev. and. Mr.

Robinson and their two-year-old daughter, Shannon Marie- will leave for Six Communities Get Urban Plan Funds WASHINGTON Ml A $64,080 advance to the California Department, of Finance was announced Friday by the1 Urban Renewal Administration. The money, plus local funds, will finance preparation of plana for the growth bfJix ZommunitiTisr Crescent City, Half Moon Bay, Hawthorne, Lompoc, Pismo Beach and Temple City. jlmrches TFIUKET r. ATLANTIC AVE. at SEVENTH 7 Rav.

P. Banian Balllia. Raclor 7:45 mm Holy Cammunlan amt Family Sarvlca -11 a.nt'Aamlnd Pravar 10 am. Thurt Holy Cammunlan am. Thun.

llaaHna 7 am Dallv-eveilne Pravar ST. GREGORY a. willow FinlWrcimvmadairand Samoa W-'a-nimMarnlnB Pravar, Sundtv Sdiaol I -mm. wadi-Evanlna Pravar 10 a-nv Thun. Maly Cammunlan rand HaaHna Sarvlca 1 Two-pay Festival St, liedwig1! parish In ss Alamitos will present a gala appearance today and Sunday.

It will be the Pariah FcstivaL Proceeds from the event will help build the parish building fund. Iowan Group Picnic! Oskaloosa and Mahaska County, Iowa, picnic be held June 25 at 11 a.m. Tn Blxby Park. I Watf Willi V( Our Nar Omrch aad t' Sunday Sckool FaciLlial 9.00 end 10:30 A.M... THINKS OF THE CHURCH.1.

Paster Harold Carlson Evaninq Service 7.00 P.M. "LOOKING Rav. Rodney Toews FirstBaptst of Lakewood 5336 Arbor Blvd. (Naar Ballflowar Blvd.) -v4 Baptists Gbatt: 4 II A. M.

"HE THAT IS SPIRITUAL. 7 P.M. MR.DENNIS GUERNSEY Ma Collage lanier Clan Speaker Wad. 7:30 P. M.

"Studios in the Book of Enklal" A Bibta Teaching Church LOS ALTOS BRETHREN CHURCH 6565 Staarni St. Robert W. Hill, Patter 1 9:45 SUNDAY SCHOOL II A.M. "THE HATING ONES" 7:30 P.M.-"OUR. EXAMPLE IN SERVICE" 6:15 P.

Christian Endaavor Wad. 7:36 Prayer Maating perfect-image -business must Oregon shortly after his ordi-be a lot of nonsense. But she 'nation, persisted in holding the image iOrange County when they leave, they look thoughtful" Korf Joined the cast when the original Judge Crocker had to drop out shortly after the plays opening in February. Korf teaches drama classes on the Cerritos, College campus in Norwalk five days a week and acts in the musical on Friday, Saturday nights. 4.

mgbts. 4 I believe in it," Korf. slid. "This is one of the first plays of oujtime that can move society forward. It is in the tradition of the great theater that teaches human Like other playsof 80 cial protest down through history, Korf said, "Fly Blackbird" will get no support from the element of society that likes things the way they are.

"This play attacks racial snobbery and the smug, pseudo Christian groups that encourage prejudice instead 'of the brotherhood of man. "And just as Uncle Toms Cabin caused the tide of public sentiment to swell against slavery, Fly Blackbird, can help marshal lie opinion against segregation Korf grinned. Its a brilliant play, he said, but of course. Im prejudiced." Yoir AcflJ nvited. to -Worship -af First Methodist Church Fifth and Pacific Rev.

Alec Nichols -1- Preaching at 1 1:00 A M. STUDENT SUNDAY 'MAN'S TiRSTLUTHERAN A MISSOURI SYNOD Atlantic Ava. at Nkrth SL Tha' E. H.Sdiroadar. Paitor V.Sarvicaa: 1:11 ana 11:10 AJUL I'SOME MARKS OF THE, CHRISTIAN" 'idwai ana BIMa ClanM If Nuraarv Cara aurtna IdS Saralca MORNING-WORSHIP 1:30 arid II A.

M. church sctwTOnpar Wad. Evening Bible Study 7:30 Lutheran WALTER fcNOTT. found Knotts Borrv Form KARL WILLIAMS, ewnar Trlanata Groin Co. FIRSTBAPTIST.

CHURCH lOih'an'd Pin 1. DR. M. KEPNER, Pastor, Preaching at. AH Services 8:30 and 11:00 A.

M. (IDENTICAL SERVICES) "BOTHERED. BEWILDERED, BLESSED" Pa (A Scriptural 'Prescription for Mpra Abundant' Life) 7:30 P. M. A CbrnparTsdn offlie lible'i end RumIsY Accounts of the first men ln spaca) WEDNESDAY 7:30 P.

M. Study in the" Book of Daniel; CopiesQf-messaga-glverLiftlLwhQ attend. Come Worship rWith Us at a "Friendly Church With the Gospel Message--; VI SI ON A I RES QUARTET. Alam'taa Frtando Church IBII CHURCH OF THE BRETHREIciiSlKSr0. 10 A.M'DO YOU WANT fO BE HEALED?" as hiving the ability.

Then one day the math professor put problem on the blackboard which baffled even the wizards in the class. Silence reigned. Nobody ventured to chance the solution. Ail at once Adler saw the his mind. He said to the professor, can solve it" Everybody laughed.

That made him angry. It also made him hesitate an instant But then he said to himself, do see it1 He walked to the board, wrote out the calculations and came up with the correct result. The, class was -dumb- founded! FROM THAT day on Alfred Adler did ail right in mathematics. We huihan beings build all sorts of limitations and mistaken notions that we can't do this and we' cant do that Where do they come from these self-limiting concepts? Painful past experiences account for some of them: but we also pick them up from people by: an insidious process of suggestion. Oftentimes a whole folklore of limitation isr- handed down from generation to generation.

You know bow it goes: "How can you expect those, Neither your fathernofyourgrandfather showed a trace of it Therefore you form an image of yourself as a person lacking these abilities. You think, "Its the way I am. In short you. get hypnotized by that It becomes a psychological block limiting your success and happInessTiTlifer -But be discouraged for yoiu can get de-hypno-tized. If you will turn to the great teachings of the BUle and live, with them nd live BY them you wijj jkise to a new consciousness of your true nature as a child of God.

Thatconsdousness can free ynu fmm ymir aelf-limifing ideasr You can even help -we yothi er people to -throw, off their self-hampering attitudes. Paul'j LuHeran ChurefT MImmiH Svnoa 2283 Fate Varda Lang Baach 'STUn Eighth ond Unden (ULCA) Churches GA 4-3113 RAY F. KIBLER JR. tOnday School. t30 AM.

even though it seemed hopeless. Gradually her husband began to change, A new man emerged in him. Of the per-son he Isnow she says, After six long years of many Oil, Gas Agreement SPOKANEtfft Sunshine Mining Co. today, announced agreement with Humble. Oil Refining Co.

for further exploration and development of oil and gaa properties near Ocean. City, Wash. -Episcopal ALL-SAINTS TERMING and Cnlarada 7:31 am Holv Cammunlan 9 ara-NarMi family Eucharial -11 a.m. Mamina Pravar a Samwa n.m. Tuat.

Sch eat af RalWan 7 ajn. Wad-Holy Gamnwnlan am ThuraHalv Cammunlan and Haaltna Sarvlca ST. THOMAS OF. CANTERBURY 1:41 any Hely Cammunlan am Mnmlna Pravar (Haly Cammunlan Va Sundavl 11 am. Marnina Pravar IHaly Cammunlan Tat Sunaayl TMirm.11 am.

Carnmuman- MethodistChurches I Ith and Froomon Rov. F. B. Baldwin-' itast Long beach 1 1 a.m. and 6 f.m.

nr Rixby Rd. JyallT. Meignts Services: Atlantic Atlantic Sarvicao Silverado Park Belmont Heights Spring and 3rd and -Sarvfcao: Dalta Rav. J. Milai Acker Jr.

-Saivicai: 9:30 and 1 1 A.M. Tarmino Rev. R. V. Randall 1:36 9:30 and II A.M.

Olive Hill Bethany Baptist HI EAST HILL OA ASM AAL SUNDAY SCHOOL. FOR ALL AGES 10:45 M. Morning Service Rav, Samual Bulklay 7 P. M. Hear Mr.

Rrchard Hala and Male tram Praiila BlbM tnaflMNt I 4300 Bellflower Blvd. Rev. M. A. Johnson 1 a jr Lindan Donald B.

Co ok a. Minnwy 9:30 and II AM. Willow-Dr. Ray H. Firth.

910:161 1:15 AM. Sj. Soma Hr. or i 56th ani North Long beach Los Altos -Moore Memorial: First Fifth and SarvicM: Grace '3rd and Service: -5950 Services: 3rd and Lindaft-John Wesley Grand I. A.M, Sun.

School, 9:45 A.M.r Southern Baptist- i 1 7r Truett Merhorial Baptist Church 143S SAN ANSELINE" AVENUE HA I-1 23S -P LAKEWOOP 11:01 AAL MOONING WORSHIP 4:11 PAL-TRAINING VNOIN UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Emmanuel-. MU and Tsrmlne BarMcai II OB MM AJSLi Churcli Sctwal A M. Atlantic ReV. Nelson Wamar Sarv.HAM-f FIRST. FREE METHODIST CHU RCH Studabakar Rd Rav.

N. Mokd atfwrdi Sdwat, -J 11 -urn ana FirstrSquIhern1 "5610 Oranga Avenue ROBERT O. HUGHES, PasWr. A. MzSundavcheei Be'pfiTTTOhTrig'UHteTI GA 2-8027 North Lwm Beads WARNER SERREN.

MWc and Hucadaw II A M. Morning Worship Oranga Avo) Rav. Richard G. Irving vu-anim jraiu; aajltwrra.ScliaattJtS.31 i EvangeUcaliUnfted Brethren M. AND THt'CHH-D-V J.

I r. M. filliK THE TWIG IS BENT" Large te Know Your jit wav' tcweT. rf AiLenmn. lt A WtWwtaev Pja.L seriit TriinlhY Jk, i' tmt Pacific Ave.

Rav. W. Graanlaa SarvIcM-f Ftrst United. Lakewood A I -if 6310 4NoLgngaeacn 1 Nursery Dunng Wofthfp 5th 6 3955 Sarvlcea :2474 First "THE (Itaaort By, Wftwhtp Sorsliai LIME AVErBAPTIST- SUNDAY SERVICES AJW. anri 7:31 PJW-Sunnay Scteal AM -TRAINING-UNION PJSL-WEO.

PM. PRAYER MEETING 8TATZER; Mm. af Muaic CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sub)oct of Lonen-Sormon Tomorrow 7 Presbyterian Sixth and Locust Hd A. Mt DOOR OPENS WIDER" an ITJrd Gwwral AsumMvt Raw. S.

Tredick Pacific Rav. A G. Nichoto 9. 1 1 School 9. 10 A.M.

Junipcr Rav. Dwiqty 10:50 AM. Mr 7409 T- I OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Market Straat and ll AM. WiWimdny. I PJH.

nacoi and Street and 11 AM Wednesday; I PJVL Conservatives Baptists A YU A P.T I TfliC mi Vi THE PRESERVER OF MAN" Tho Following Churchai of Clutit, SeiantUt.V Long Baach Are Branches of thg Mdthor Church, Tho Fint Church of Chriit, Scientist, in Boston, Maiiachuiatti- f5WPrayer HE 2-5564 (National Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH QF THE HOLY .1900 CARSON AT CHERRY (TALC-I LM M-Care tsr Your CM term In Our -New Nersarr and Prtmanr Ctwrdi WMte Yau WersM 9:30 A.M. BIBLE SCHOOL 921 Attended Xast Sundjy HARVESr. 7 P.M-ANNUAL BAGCAlAUREATE SERVICE Predalmtne tha Hr Hus Gssoat Lang Saadi tar Over. Fifty Y( VACATION BIBLEjSCHOOt-JUNE 19. to 30 2244 Clerk at Steams- and Los Coyotes R.

Hubberd, D.D, faster Sunday Services, 8rt A. M. FIRST, CHURCH OF CHRIST, CIEhJTIST 1 440 Elm Avenue Sunday and 11 jjflSSyT KK? Calvary Presbyterian ChurelT' (UNITED! ATLANTIC AVENUE AT THIRD STREET A. M. STAIRWAY TO THE Dr.

Wilbur M. Franklin Preaching Welcome te Alt- Nursery Provided During Morning Worship ST. STEPHEN LUTHERAN CHURCH 1629 Piiig HE 67965 H. Olson, Pastor HE 63685 Sunday Services, 1:30 and .11:00 Sunday School. 9:30 AM.

ST. TIMOTHY LUTHERAN Woodnrft at Arbor Road A O. StervickHA 63412 HA 9-8J75 Worship 1:30 ft S. BibklNursary, 8:30,9:45 I II 1 1 1 CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 'Cadar Avenue at Seventh Street' Sunday II mi wWS am, Sunday Sctwal II am. Wadntteav.

I JA. THiRD CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST-'. -3000 Eat Third Street AJ4 iWWGUTtHEIGHtSjSAMISIJ led end MegeelnvT eltl. letesae. Pe 9:30 A.

Mv YOU'LL UKE OUR SUNDAY SCHOOL 1 II A.M "NEW HORIZONS" HONORING OUR GRADUATES I 7 JO PJdv-CANDLELIGHT COMMUNION SERVICE luoervheg RurMrv AR Servtcs FIRST ORTHODOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH R. SAN ANTONIO DRIVR 4IEV, LAWIENCR R. EYRES, 9:10 and II A.M-WHERE IS YOUR ALTARr -7i30 P. M. GIDEON SERVICE Mr.

Willard Eliff 'VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL, JuAf 19-30 9 te 1 1:30 A. M. FOURTH CHURCH -201 East -iunday, 11 AJL-Sundav Schaob I. FIFTH CHURCH 0CHRIST, SCIENTIST 5871 Sunday, II AAL-Sundav SdwaL Eiericaznt1bartist CHURCH OF CHRIST) SCIENTIST 3401 Studabakar Road Sunday. It AM SyryUv idwalJ: li ana II AM UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHURCH 1429 CLARK GE 9-3956 ITAIjU Rdr.

AuwM HMS 8:30 6 1 1 A. Worship Sarvicat Sunday School. 9 MS Nuwary Cara Pravtete CHRIST LUTHERAN (TALC) 6500 Stearna St. (Lor Altos)' Rav. A.

K. Ortwi. Partar V- KAMB Warteid SarAjiShenfiff fafa if item. WenW' Onfvl OUR SAVIOUR'S--LUTHERAN TTA.L.CI 370 Juniper. 67409, VirqB Sunday Sarvicas.

9 and 1 1 AM. Sunday 10 Nursery Provided GLORIA Dai LUTHERAN (U.L.CAI 5872 Naolas Plaip IE. 2nd St.) Rav. Ggodwin T. Olson -GE 8-0929 orGE 1-4573 Sunday Satvica.

10:45 an.1 (Nunary Provided Sunday SchooL 9:30 am. IMMANUEL. LUTHERAN' CHURCH (Aug.) -345 Carson GA. 7-4390 i Martin t. Oteo 1 Sunday Services, add 1 1 A.M.

AM. Sunday School BETHEL LUTHERAN (TALC) 700 70th ME 65039 Frank WUedk' Fester, ME 61920 Worhip end, 1 1 AM. SundaySchool, Bible Clais, 9:40 Vv CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH North Long Baach RoyOttoA.1 Pester Seuth Stv I Block Esst. of Sunday Saryicas, 10:45 AM. 1 7 JO P.M.

Sunday School ,9 JO AJW Baptist Fellowship (Training Union for A8 Ages) 6:30 PM. FIRST Con re at ion a 1 -Third and tadar, Downtown Ai.M. Church Sebpol. 1: 9.3&ind 11A.M. Services 'A TOUR IH Yuhg People Conducting th6 Services Rurranr Cara fcr jSmaH OriMren -r READING ROOMS-FREE'TO THE PUBLIC 1 10 Locust Ayanua 3232 East Broadway 2h West Third Street 5611 Atlantic1 Avanuo .3401 Studabakar 'Road 5277 East Sicond Street CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS," Sunday KFI, A.

MKRKD, I P. M-Channel 7.1 P. M. iRlNITY CLAUDE FARRIS JR, Prister SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 JO M. YOUTH -GROUPS 60 P.M.

BAPJlSf -r 16 and IBMiotO MORNING WORSHIP 1 1 A. k(LV EVENING SERVICE ISO P.M. T- 4 i- V' V' 7 y-" rv.v 'rvb'r; V'-'' li N- 9 i 'fiX.