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EDITORIALS
What of the new year? TiHiat of 1942 and
what are to going to itiake of it? Y/hat
does it hold in store for us 'at I'on-
treat?
by a devastating mr. For' years v/e
will hear the reverberations of a
nighty scheme of destruction by enemies
of all that's free, all that's inspir
ing, all that's right] Bloodshed, des
truction, chaos; these are the stark
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This coming year and for many years in
the future, we, the Christian youth of
America, v/ill bind up the wounds torn
oiio b’^Ui'deXi.o
XvThlch vdll be ours to share. Old
Father Tine, you haven't been too good
to this modern generation,.. o
Silvery bells chined out through the
night, and another year vias- ushered in.
The future is \'ciled—its secrets are
hidden; it's
joys and saddnossos are
unfathomable. ^hat xrill be our potion?
What vdll be the fate of huraan life and
happiness?
With 1942 Old Father Time sent Faith,
He sent Hope--a Hope that lifts us out
of the despondency and depression of
current v;ar and slips our hands into
those of the Heavenly Father,
Each vdll have his individual problems,
his sorrovra, his small triumphs and
joys, his lovejs, his personal destiny
to pursue, his ‘ life to live. But what
of others? A smile here, a v;ord of en
couragement there, a helping hand to
^-11 these arc the things x/hich make
American society v/onderful and differ
ent the things xdiich really count
most.
Regardless of perverse conditions which
x/ould destroy our x-,a.y of life .there arc
some things xvhich arc immortal. The
comr^on doconcios of jVr.xericans, the
sturdiness of independence, inconquer-
ablc faith in a mighty God, and rugged
health, the courage of self-sufficiency,
the joy of being happy,.freedom in every
sense; those are the things that cant
perish] Nothing can and xdll t iVvAi.Q9
then .
Anc. then thcrc:^3 always the 'one ALeuIr
the no.n x/ho ran into the c.oxr, bccau.sa dxi v
clicM't blow oitter of her txro horns.