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PRICE OF PEACE
‘If We Fail to Pay Now, We Face Another War,
Dr. D. A. Poling Tells Alliance Conclave.
By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor Peace demands its price, It demands toil, sweat, self-dedication and self-sacrifice as freely given as for victryo in war. This is the way that permanent good will finally will bind together the nations of the earth in peace and security, eh This thought in one form or another has been . expressed by many. of the celebrities attending |— the conference of the American moments at the San Francisco conCouncil of the World Alliance for (ference was when Gen. Jan Smuts International Friendship Through |of South Africa rose and said: the Churches which opened here| «The destiny of this document yesterday. (United Nations Charter) is now in The meeting will end today at|the hands of the cultural and spir8 py m. with a mass meeting in |ijtyal forces of mankind’.” the World War Memorial audi- | “The church by its very purpose torium. Dr. Ralph W. Sockman and |exists to make the world an ordered Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, both of’and better place. Every religion and New York, will speak. {every church professes the ideal of “Peace has a price even as win- brotherhood and peace. These ideals ning the war hada price. I{-we|we so cherish have got to be brought fail to pay that now, we shall pay down from the clouds and be made the incredible price of another war to walk on earth in orderly relapresently,” Dr. Daniel A. Poling| tionship. told his conference audience yes-| Cites Religion’s Pressure terday.
“One of the facts of our time is
Lost Son in War | Dr. Poling can qualify to speak | that the church and the synagog!
upon the subject. His son was one AT¢ getting together to make their | of the heroic chaplains who went influence felt at the place where] down on the Dorchester, a troop decisions are made. The whole San Ernie Pyle's dad, William C. ship torpedoed in the Atlantic. Francisco charter bears the imprint | Pyle, last night received the Veti BE 01510 a gon, | a of Foren Ware Gn sons to die together,” Dr. Poling| ‘This is particularly demonstrated ship medal, awarded posthumousdeplored. “God pity us if on this|in the clause on human rights, the| ly to his son, at a banquet given Armistice day we fail to learn the | trusteeship council and those efforts by the Ernie Pyle post 1120, V. lesson that our sons would teach|On behalf of colonial and primitive! p w in Hotel Severin. us. They died to give us the fight- Peoples. s | - ing chance to win the peace. If ~ ‘In my judgment, every time the|
we fail, then they have died in moral forces of the world help to vain. | better relationships with the life of
“Today the scientist has taken |OUr planet, we are bringing nearer
the role of evangelist but he is not the coming of the kingdom of God a selfish evangelist. He calls upon |°P earth. : religious leaders of all faiths to, mrte————————
collaborate with scientists in de-! * go . veloping a dynamic program to bring Christian Sci ence to public attention the influence . . of the atomic bomb and other! Beliefs Explained means of mass destruction, on | world security and the fate of hu-| “Without a knowledge of his
manity.” |sins, and repentance so severe that day were considering applicants Must Achieve Unity it destroys them, mo person is Of |among Republican lawyers for ap-
Dr. Walter C. Michaels, head of can be a Christian Scientist.” | pointment as attorney for the coun-
the department of physics of Bryn| Thomas E. Hurley, C. S. B., Louis- ty government. Mawr college and one of the] : ! isci 1 : , world's most distinguished physi- | ville, Ky, made this statement last Commissioners filled one vacancy,
cists, is the leader of this move- | night in a Christian Science lecture but created another one last night
ment. Scientists and religionists of lin the First church, 20th and Me- | 5: county attorney since 1942 as all faiths now unite to call the ridian sts. The title of Mr. Hurley's! .ointv assessor to succeed Samuel world from -indifferénce or igno- lecture was “Christian Science, Sal- i Montgomery who died Saturday rance to action. The hour-is late. vation Now.” He said further: {wy f " of
| “We haven't the slightest idea vet There can be no further delay if| “In Christian Science, we learn. gpno will be named county attormankind is to be saved from self-|that alk evil is merely the belief in | ey » said William Bosson, presi-
HE 2a an enduring | the absence of good. Thus sickness gent of the county commissioners. 1. |is but a belief in the absence of | Appointment Without Pressure “Internationally, to win the peace |health, sin a belief in the lack of| Mr Jose was appointed by the we must achieve that same unity purity and holiness, death a belief commissioners to serve out the presamong allied nations that we in the absence of life, poverty alent term of Mr. Montgomery which achieved to win the war. This unity belief in the lack af abundant sup- expires Dec. 31. However, Mr. Montis not uniformity. It is Unity in di- ply, and so on gomery was' re-elected to another versity. It is unity without prejudice| “We see, therefore. that salvation four-year term at the Nov. 5 electo particular loyalties of race group !from evil really means being saved | tion and Mr. Jose is expected to be or creed.” {from the belief in the absence of | reappointed to the assessor job Jan. Dr. Poling came here from Phila- good, or, to put it another way, it 1 to serve until a new official is delphia where he is pastor of Bap- means the realization of the omni- elected in the 1948 elections. tist Temple. He also edits the Chris- presence of infinite good—of un- Mr. Bosson said the appointment tian Herald. {limited health, happiness, harmony, of Mr. Jose was made “without Dr. Harry N. Holmes, associate holiness, purity, immortality, abun- pressure” from Republican party secretary of the world alliance, dance et cetera.” leaders. indicated that some of the efforts! e—— “We invited Chairman Henry E.
and sacrifices of religious groups CPA FAVORS END OF Ostrom to attend the meeting, but
have already made an impression on
the United Nations and on move- | TELEPHONE PRIORITY he Qian's sppesr,” My Boson sig ments for peace. - WASHINGTON, -Nov. 12 (U. P.). CLEVELAND GROUP TO
Mobilize Spiritual Force | —Civilian Production Administrator PRESENT PLAY AT I. U “The World Alliance for Interna-| jonn D. Small said today he has, : . - tional Friendship Through the! Times State Service
Churches was organized to mobilize | ®COMMmended scrapping the war-| BIOOMINGTON, Ind. Nov. 12— the spiritual forces of mankind to time order which set up a priority Tonight's auditorium-series- event make a betfer world,” he recalled. System for getting telephones. |at Indiana university. will be the “The ordered world will not sur-| He indicated that in the near|Cleveland Play House version of vive unless it has this basic and future installations of telephones, “The Late George Apley.” fundamental undergirding. One “of ‘Will ‘be returned to a first-come-| The Marquand-Kaufman play will the facts of our time is that the | first-served basis. be the first of two Cleveland Play political and scientific leadership is| This means that priority holders House productions due here this calling upon the church for this will have to compete for phones on season. Next May 6 the Cleveland help. {the same footing with ordinary group will return fot another en“One of the most unforgettable householders. gagement in the auditorium.
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cloudy areas chart. | sure cell. Scattered rain showers are pos- Windy conditions are expected sible over the southern tip of the | along the east coast from the VirFlorida Peninsula and snow flur- | ginia capes to. Eastport, Me., but ries are indicated for some moun- | the winds will decrease during tain regions of the southwest. the night. The Great Lakes will A predominance of cool, dry | have 20-mile winds Tuesday night, jtlanta cana visirerasersainey 03 air will be responsible for the lack | (See FOTOCAST for wind direc- !|Chicago ~... . 0 :
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and Wyoming will again register the Great Divide to the Atlantic |Pt., Worth .. ity . ‘
the lowest temperatures Wednesday r-orning with near zero read- | coast by Tuesday might is due to |Kansas ings. It will be freezing or be- | the air flow occasioned by high |} .A" low ih most northern and central | pressure which is circulating [Mpls -8t Paul plains states, also in the Rockies, :
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