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i. .............................................................imiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiie| McAlpin School I| of Christ Church & Holy Family |Pre-Kinder through Eighth GradeCo-educational %u2022 French & Spanish 5Music & ArtStudents from all races & ethnic groups Non-sectarian Individualized Instruction Small ClassesAfter School Program Mon-Fri: 3:30-6:30 pmRegistration now being taken for 1979-1980 Brochures & applications upon request.Please phone for an appointment. a624-6221180 Kane St. Dr. L A. Quiroga, headm asterBklyn. NY 11231 Office Hours: 9am - 2 pmvtniuMMUiiiHitiHiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiP l y m o u t h C h u r c h o f t h e P f l g r i m s(CongregationallOrange & Hicks St. Brooklyn HeightsMorning Worship at 11 a.m.II %u25a0%u25a0 %u2022 m 4M> * l<*k tarn. mM m m H a Sa i J I a He v o y i i u u y i\\ c j u i v cRobert E. Jones PreachingNursery care provided during the ServicesMinisters: Harry H. Krucncr Arnold Ostlund Jr., William R. Nyc. Organist & Dir. of MusiciWe Have the BooksCommunity Bookstoreslt.2 Montague St.. Bklyn Hts 14.1 7th Ave . Park Slope Tel. 814-9494 Tel. 781-1075mStrideRiteback-to-school shoeget your kids off onthe right foot.tour tods wi* love the wide selection ol new Stnde Rite* styles and colors. And you H love the Stride Rite quality that's built into every pair And you car count on the proper fit that Stnde Rite is famous lor%u2014one that leaves the nght amount ol room tor healthy foot developmentStrideRite* The right choice for growing feet.Johnnie%u2019s Bootery, Est. 1939208 Smith St., Brooklyn (bet. Baltic & Butler Sts.) M A 5 -5 3 3 4Oriental-type RugsBraided RugsBroadloom RunnersiCarpeting forStairs & HallwaysSales & Serviced M a r w fCarpet Cleaning Co.Est. 192813 Bergen StreetMA 4-6435BROOKLYN DIVISIONOpen Letter toAlan B. Gilman,Chairman of Abraham & StrausDear Mr. Gilman:During July, we approached Mr. Robert Tammero, President of Abraham & Straus, regarding the plight of the J.P. Stevens textile workers and asked that he exercise his managerial discretion to discontinue the sale and promotion of J.P. Stevens Products. According to Mr. Tammero, any future change in this policy would be %u201cstrictly a marketing decision%u201d and not take into consideration the moral imperatives of the Stevens issue. Because we find this response to be totally unacceptable, Mr. Gilman, we have asked to meet with you personally to reach a satisfactory understanding. You have flatly refused to meet with us. Your refusal, Mr. Gilman, puts you and Abraham & Straus squarely in support of the J.P. Stevens Company, the foremost violator of the human rights of working people.The record of the J.P. Stevens Company is a shocking one. Stevens has been involved in nearly 1,000 violations of the National Labor Relations Act since 1963. Stevens has willfully fired, harassed, spied on, and economically discriminated against workers who wanted to join a union (the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers). The National Labor Relations Board hasCelebratea hundred-year tradition.Monday, Sept. 10th.As part of our continuing centennial celebration, you are invited to attend a special Anniversary Dinner Party Take a nostalgic trip into the past to our landmark eating house. You II be greeted with a glass of champagne You II dine under soft gas lights and relax to pleasant period music.Savor some of the favorite dishes of turn-of-the-century New York. Seafood cocktail Fresh tomato soup Striped bass French lamb chops. Saratoga potatoes Peach tart.All accompanied by appropriate wines. Enjoy the cordial service of a bygone era It s how we came to fame100th Anniversary Dinner 7;30 P.M., Monday, Sept. 10th.P rix-fixe per person 835, tax and g ra tu itie s extra.Reservations are lim ited, so please call today.Call 875-5181. Major credit cards accepted 372 Fulton Street (N r Boro Hall)Gege&ldlner..The very famous restaurant in BrooklynTHECOUNCILOFCHURCHESOFTHE CITYOF NEW YORKK COURT STREET MOOKIVN, N.Y. 11201 (212) 62S-5S51found Stevens guilty of these multiple violations in 20 decisions and has fined them more than $1,300,000. Yet J.P. Stevens finds it cheaper to pay the fines than improve conditions in the mills. Two federal district courts have found Stevens guilty of discriminating against black workers and the company is currently under investigation by the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission for company-wide violations of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. This, Mr. Gilman, is part of the sorry record of the company that you and Abraham & Straus now publicly support.Because of your support for Stevens and because of your refusal to meet with us, we are now forced, Mr. Gilman, to take a more public stand. It is our belief that justice delayed is justice denied. In order to insure that justice for the Stevens workers is delayed no longer in Brooklyn, we will sponsor a vigil in front of your store on September 6 to witness against the Abraham & Straus/J.P. Stevens connection.We urge you, Mr. Gilman, to be a responsible corporate citizen. We urge you to join all of us, right here in Brooklyn, in support of justice and human decency.The Rev. Dr. Wilson T. Boots, Superintendent Long Island West District, New York ConferenceITnitdil Motlinritcf ChurchThe Rev. William A. Jones, Jr., Pastor Bethany Baptist ChurchThe Rev. Walter S. Keiller, Pastor Church of the Open DoorThe Rev. Robert P. Kennedy, DirectorOffice of Social ActionRoman Caiuolic Diocese of BrooklynThe Rev. Martha Morrison, Pastor Sheepshead Bay United Methodist ChurchThe Rev. Patrick J. Sullivan, C.S.C. Catholic Committee Urban MinistryThe Rev. Neville N. Simmons-Smith, President Brooklyn Division, Council of Churches,Ciiy o t New Y o rkPastor, South Congregational Church (UCC)The Rev. Charles H. S trau t, Director Brooklyn Division, Council of ChurchesCity of New YorkPage 6. The PHOENIX, Aug. 30.1979