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THRONGS HEAR which our city.is ashamed," he! added. "Hatred, bitterness, re-! sentment exist." CODY'S LABOR Altho statement of ajree- ment bs been signed s to housing such an agrejment depend? "on a change o heart DAY MESSAGE on the part of all in cur city and in our suburbs, he said. Reicher added that an all-out effort is needed'in all local. Archbishop John P. Cody, head of the Chicago Roman communities, nt only to im- plement the agfeement but to Catholic archdiocese, called provide the egonomic base cooperative effort by manage- ment and labor to provide de- cent working conditions and pay, open housing, and other opportunities for working men and women. At the same time Cody em- phasized that workers have the corresponding obligation to give a fair day's work for their wages. The archbishop spoke to a Iarge gathering of labor lead- ers and others at the 22d an nual Labor day mass in Holy Name cathedral. Before .and after the mass there.were colorful processions of labor Ieaders and workers with capes and banners signifying the various occupations of those participating in the mass. Leaders f Procession The proces$ions were led by Stephen M. Bailey, vice presi- dent of the Chicago Federation CHICAGO TRIBUNE of Labor, who was chairman of the event, and Martin Burns, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS president of the Catholic Coun-. cil on Working Life. The mass is sponsored annually by the EDITION: 3 STAR FINAL council. Work, Cody said, s dignify- DATE: ing, and rather than bppressing man it should inspire him. Every man has the right to PAGE: COL : decent living conditions and should not be forced to live inj Islums, he added. It is equally EDITOR: W.D. MAXWELL important that the working man have opportunities to enjoy life with adequate recreational 80 -224-C facilities, Cody emphasized. Grave Racial Wound SEARCHED INDEXED The Rev. Robert A. Reicher,, SERIALIZED FILED. assistant chaplain of the coun-. SEPS 1966 cil, who prgached the sermon, FBI-CHICAGO said that Jhe gravest social wound is still in the area of racial tensions. things over the summer of