J. Reuben Clark raises no objection to local church leaders joining "as individuals" a civic organization to "restrict and control negro settlement" in their stake.
- Type
- Book
- Hearsay
- Direct
- Reference
J. Reuben Clark, Journal, August 30, 1944, rep. The Diaries of J. Reuben Clark, 1933–1961, Abridged, with Appendix 1. The Diaries of Stephen L Richards, 1951–1954, Abridged and Appendix 2. The Diaries of Marion G. Romney, 1941–1961, Abridged (Salt Lake City, UT: Privately Published, 2010), 82
- Scribe/Publisher
- Virgil Smith, Anonymous
- Audience
- General Public
PDF- Transcription
[August 30, 1944]
Virgil Smith—(1) Asked about the propriety of one of Stake Presidency and some of bishops joining as individuals a civic organization whose purpose is to restrict and control negro settlement in his stake: I said I saw no objection.
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