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4 Pyt May 20, 1970 geg gngtltg Etmtg Tkalians to Meet Next general membership meeting of the Thali- p.m. June 1 at Bumbles. Thalians sponsor a clinic for emotionally disturbed children at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. ans is scheduled at 7:30. Ranks Closed, War Declared on Racism can't lose weight? try super irllTTL real loser The YWCA is a white majority institution, rooted, as it says in its "purpose," in the Christian faith nourished by the resources of that faith seeks to respond to the barrier-breaking love of God in this day." Delegates report to the board here Thursday and the next steps are "how to'1 steps.

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Repeated roars of "Yes!" And the convention ended. The delegates are home now and all admit "the real trip is yet to come." They met the Monday they got back thing to do everybody was and recognized that spirit is one thing, action another. Social Action "We're turned on," says June Simmons. "But we have to begin where we are. We may be sorry that's where some of us are, but that's where we have to begin." "We nailed a social action policy," say Dr.

Guertin. "It's the quality of life in America. A commitment that every citizen has worth and dignity and merits respect. Now we have to put this commitment into action." The Super Thinz Reducing Plan helps minimize between-meal food desire, offers you the option of 2 programs: for leisurely weight loss, or, for quicker results. Thinz tablets contain no harm I ful drugs, require no prescription.

RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY YW AT CONVENTION Other resolutions passed at the YWCA National Convention: "Membership on local and national boards of low income, stricken and welfare recipient women." "Abolition of Selective Service system." "Active support of United Farm Workers in California boycott of table grapes." "Repeal of Tonkin Gulf resolution." "Repeal of Emergency Detention Act of 1950 (Mc- Carran Act)." "Appointment of at least one woman to Supreme Court." "Economic boycott of products which tend to distort and downgrade Mexican-American image; bilingual education and job training opportunities for Mexican-Americans." "Jan. 15 as a national holiday birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King in remembrance of his life and of the challenge he bequeathed to the nation upon his death." "Education to confront drug use and abuse, narcotic and non-narcotic." "Family planningpopulation control, to reduce personal destruction of the environment." "A new determination for a new era and a new commitment." There was discussion from the floor. One stood up, "Some of my best friends are black.

We have a black association in our city and a white one:" "There was nervous laughter," reports Karen Hall. "That simply brought the problem truly out into the open. As the other delegates focused on what she was saying, everybody really began to understand." "That made the impact," says Eloise FOlley. "The motion carried unanimously." Humanist Group The returning delegates chuckle about the implied militancy of the rhetoric, "by any means necessary." "We're explains Dr. Guertin.

"Our institution has the heritage of Jesus Christ it's activist and nonviolent. We're a strong, humanist group of women oriented to nonviolent methods, but violently determined. We know it is women who must effect society's changes." There were repeated cries from the Young Women Committed to Action: "Will you commit yourselves to action?" Special kit offer: coverup. ON SALE NOW TRY A MID-WEEK HOLIDAY 3 GREAT DAYS OF SUN FUN luxurious Accommodations, 3 days 2 nights, Outdoor Steak Fry, Two Continental Breakfasts, Sumptuous Buffet Dinner, Complimentary Social Hour and Punch Bowl, Plus Outdoor Activities and Championship Golf Privileges. Arrive any Monday, Tuesday or Vednesday.

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There were the modulated, soft jazz tones of two electric guitars, a jazz piano, a drum set. Delegates carried gaily colored motto-banners instead of the usual flags. And the National Anthem was sung by soul-singer Max-ine Weldon. When the Black Women's Committee read their resolution, all black women at the convention stood, silently. And when it was over, the rest of the convention stood with them.

one of the 40 local delegates. "They rattled the gates, tied us up to outvalues and pinned us up against the wall." "We all knew what hills we wanted to die on," explains under-35 delegate June Simmons, a graduate at USe working on her masters degree as a psychiatric social worker. "It was a beautiful thing. Her; came all these women with different backgrounds and different life experiences, all willing to commit themselves to collective power and put it to wok for a ion goal. No Dilution "We went through the channels, considered all the imperatives (including elimination of poverty, end to the war and the building of peace, reshaping the quality of the environment, involvement of youth, self-perception of women) and decided that racism was absolutely the root cause of most of the gaps between America's dreams and its realities.

"We decided not to dilute it. We focused directly on racism. Lots of people don't even know they're racists." While the Young Women Committed to Action was working in its precon-vention sessions, the Black Women's Committee was working, too. Karen Hall, special projects director for the Watts area YWCA and a delegate, went to Houston with mixed emotions. "There's a dichotomy of feeling with many people on what they put on paper as ideals and what they really feel," she says.

"We spent our two days discussing what it means to be a black woman in America today. And decided they needed us. too, if America is going to have an honest, just society. We committed ourselves, and wen into convention." i On Trust There was no communication between the Black Women's Committee and the Young Women Committed for Action. "We voted to take each other on trust," says June Simmons.

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"If the Forever 35s missed the point that this is commitment they are from the Dark Ages," adds Dr. Guertin, looking back. "We did wwy a bit. recalls Eloise (Mrs. Norman) Folley, a Friends of the YWCA visiting delegate.

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