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If the Service Comnuittee is not infiltyated with teltewing thinking ond pes- wt ann aenourkhs =F mors taut pene Weddle we hfe kt be 2 be, aieabasteetsti Grey na Nat ee ys adienielaiatibd wat ee ee ee ee ae Suvely, the great majority of Friends would not apyrove of usin T Such men 2a We 7 heve mentioned to proclaim their message to the public. . ' Why snould the Service Commitice use speakers who have novelizion, nut to mention Fyiendly motivation? zs. Morris Mitchell who was a cpcaker at Avon Institute, organized ty the Sezvice Committee a few years ago, took a strong position against cayiclism at the Verraont Forum in Burlington, Cetober 3, 1951, anda very dofinsive ov rrotective attitude toward communism. More recently, writing in Pains rt JOGRNAL, April 14, 1956, Mitchell said: ‘For I must say to you that vvofits ane mo part of morality and may be the unqucstioned essence of ervor ina cicn society ane 2 divided world," sari in our opinion, this shows a compicte lack of undesstanding of the nature P uuc Tunction of profit. Generally speaking, to carn a protit ina frce marxet, ‘one must serve his fellows better than others are serving them. Profit might D2 said to Le &@ commission on the benefits one has conferred upon nis fellows. bay in a ivee market, one must serve if he would profit and usually profits arice he oe] proportion to services rendered. For cxample, a few men made great a fovtunes from the invention and development of harvesting machinery bur how much vould bread cost and how much of it would be nave if wheat had ta be vown, reaped, transported and milied by hand? The profit carned by these fow mena Wac pYobabiy only a tiny fraction of one per cent of the benefit accvuin Lad Stewart Morris, a Service Committee sneaker at the Institute held as Corncls