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I Changed by Mind AlvinpGreen Alvin Green, American Federation of Hcsiery Workers, Branch 65, New Orleans, Louisiana. This article concerns organizing Hosiery Workers. Green menticns that he was once prejudiced against unions connected with the CIO because he thourcht that it was commmisticly controlled but that he has chanced his mind now. Lfy Viewpoint as a Werkor T. G)finlandinghan T. G. Vanlandingham, United Auto Workers, Iecal 903, Liomphis, Tennessee. This article concerns the signing cf a contract with the union by the Fcrd Plant at Memphis, Tennessee. Vanlandingham's article was very tompcrate and it scunded as though he is conservative and american in his views. An article that appeared in the Chattanocega Tines dated at Monteagle, Tennessee, August 28, 1941, is in the files of the Knexville Office. This article indicated that the scholarship offered ty Mrs. Franklin Delano Rcosevelt to the HIGHLANDER FOLK SCHOCL was awarded to THEQWANLANDINGHAM and that VANLANDINGHAM and his wife were at the time of the article, attending a six weeks summer session. The article further indicated that last year the Eleanor Roosevelt scholarship was awarded to EP SLATR who is ncw cn a southern organizing staff concerning Scuthorn Mill Workers. . A Bit of My Life lorgaretWanlandinghan Margaret Vanlandingham, Memphis, Tennessec, is the wife of THEO VANLANDINGHAM. She devoted her article tc her experience working for a ten-cents store. Ups and Downs on the River Arthudfynch frthur Lynch, Naticnal Maritime Union, Usmphis, Tennessee. This article concerns organizing workers cn the Mississippi River. They ‘ho Really Count Darwardxi€ Daniel Durward licDaniel, Norman,Oklahcma. This article concerns conditicns in the cil field of Oklahoma and the organizing of oil workers. Apparently lcDaniel lest his eye-sight in an explosion in the cil fields. f A Little Abcut Cclombia and Myself Juan SilvafCarcia Juan Silva Garcia, Sccretarioc Gcneral Del Sindicato De Correso y Telegrafes, Bogota, Cclombia. This article concerns the progress of Volombia with social legislation, the progress of labor unions in Columbia end Garcias' experience as General Secretary of the postal and telegraphic vorkers. Garcia said that he wes poing to inform the Minister of Labor in Colcmbiain great detail concerning the HIGHLANDER FOLK SCHUOL and _ -40= ~- ee eee