New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1927, Page 29

NEW BRETAIN UAILY HERALD, FSIDAY, APRIL 1, 1927, Am I My Brother’s Keeper? Is a question which has been familiar to humanity since the dawn of Christian- ity ---1s a pertinent one indeed when the welfare of the race is considered --- and, just now, may well be asked of himself by every individual in the city. If it 15 asked conscientiously, each of himself, and answered with true honesty, the answer can be but two words. T AM” The “quality of mercy™ exists in all of us, it is the group Instinct of a race found throughout Nature, wherever life exists. The higher the form of life the greater the co-operation between units. The United Community Corporation Workers are asking, this week, that New Britain people give what cach may to help their more unfortunate fellow citizens. The money raised is to be spent In many forms of human aid. Those ill will be tended, those starving will be fed, im- mature youths of both sexes will be given an opportunity for outdoor instruction and entertainment, where their bodies may “be fortified for the battle of later years. The units which draw from community funds guarantee all of these things, they are worthy. Now Then—Should You Give? YOU SHOULD