Transcript of What the Red Triangle Stands for, by Luther Gulick
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A transcript of an article written by Luther Gulick for the June 1918 YMCA publication "Association Men" explaining the meaning of the red triangle. It is not known when or who created the transcript. Gulick created the inverted triangle symbol to represent the whole man - in spirit mind and body. During WWI the red triangle symbolized Christian service to soldiers. Gulick explains that the symbol does not represent a line of work but rather the development of the whole man. For more information on Luther Halsey Gulick, see https://springfield.as.atlas-sys.com/agents/people/614. This is a transcription of an original article and has no physical location. To view the original article refer to pages 774-775 of Association Men magazine, Vol. XLIII No. 10, June 1918. Also, see this file in the digital Collections - http://cdm15370.contentdm.oclc.org/u?/p15370coll2,576
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