Word: protestantism
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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¶ The Protestant Churches (see below). Not only did their spokesmen in Cleveland swallow Dumbarton Oaks with all its flaws, but in their appended criticisms they never once questioned the all-out use of force in maintaining the peace.
The Protestant churchmen at Cleveland (see col. 3) made a tremendous concession when they waived their moral and practical doubts of Dumbarton Oaks.
U.S. Protestant churches think that funerals cost too much, but they have tried only half-heartedly to get funeral prices down. The Federal Council of Churches, feeling that the time had come for action, made a survey, came up with a flat charge: many an undertaker, cemetery and tombstone maker...
A week after the boycott started Archbishop Martinez gave the word that stopped it. Said he: "I judge that it is far from proven that Colgate-Palmolive-Peet is an organization dedicated to support Protestant missions with its contributions. This being the case, it is not only undesirable but unjust...
Repeated broadcasts of the denial and the exoneration of Colgate-Palmolive-Peet finally took the lather off the boycott. But last week stickers protesting the "Protestant invasion" appeared again in Mexico City.