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Wilborne Harrell
The
Roundup
Only until now has any
Pope condescended to leave
his ivory tower and mingle
with the people of the world,
as Pope Paul is doing . . .
I think it quite possible that
we have seen the end of
major wars, such as World
War I and World War 11.
y The atomic bomb has fright
ened nations into a, at least
temporary, moratorium on
war. There is no doubt that
but for the restraint of the
total destructiveness of nuc
lear warfare, the world
would have had before now
a major war. We have had
and are having crises that
could precipitate such an
event ... It may sound fa
cetious, but I assure you no
irreverence is meant: What
can be more democratic than
a ball field? And Pope
Paul’s PITCH for peace at
the Yankee Stadium was the
greatest PLAY ever made on
that diamond . . . When my
editor left for England last
Bible News
'By MABY ALLRED
Member of Wemei’a Speaker*
Bureau, American Bible Society
At long last governmental
permission was received this
year to import a limited
number of Scriptures to
Spain. Distribution plans
were implemented for 30,000
Protestants in 300 churches
there.
In Nigeria the first 10,000
copies of the new TIV Bible
were distributed in 20 days!
It is anticipated that evange
lical needs for 1965 in this
country will exceed supplies.
Progress is being made to
ward completion of the Re
vised Arabic Bible for Egypt,
This Bible is eagerly await
ed by many Christians of
North Africa jgnd the-Jdiddle
East.
Last year there were near
ly 250,000 Scriptures dis
tributed among African refu
gees, many of them in the
Congo. One worker said,
“The first thing that many
of them ask for is the Bible.”
Stocks, of Scriptures were
made available in the BALU
BA, BATETELA, DINKA and
WATUSI tribe languages,
f And did you know that the
demand for Scriptures from
the Armed Forces exceeds
more than one million Cop
ies annually. Only half of
the requests for Scriptures
can be met with the present
support to the Bible Socie
ties.
Life would be much simp
ler if we didn’t try to make
people thihk We’re what
we’re not.
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week, I told him to be care
ful or he’d come back speak
ing like a Limey. Then he
wanted to know if I’a line to
go along. I said, thanks, but
you are “Wrong-way Buff
lap”. If I ever take a trip
it will be toward the west—
the Pacific, Hawaii, Samoa
Tahiti, the islands of storiec’
tropical paradise . . . There
was one note of humor in the
Pope’s appearance at the
Yankee Stadium, and that
was when the wind threw
his cape over his head and
knocked his skull cap from
his head. But that never
fazed His Holiness; he held
his cap in his hand for a
few moments, and went or
with his speech as though
nothing had ever happened
. . . Here’s something that
has always bothered me:
How can presidents, Popes,
speakers of any kind stand
bare-headed in the freezing
cold and wind and make
speech and seldom catch z
cold even. Me—if I walkec
a block without my hat, I’d
probably come down with
pneumonia.
PHIL OSOPHER SAYS-
It’s odd, but the one person
you’ve lived with all youi
life, is the one you know the
least about— yourself.
GRAPHIC CARTOON —Leif
Ericson and Christopher Co
lumbus are facing each oth
er, angrily scowling. Eric
son is shouting, “I did!” Co
lumbus is also shouting, “I
Did!” The caption reads.
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