The basic idea in this book—the existence of a force beyond ordinary Kenowledge—Is accepted by most people. But the interpretation of this force through the examples given by Sir Dudley Myers does not carry the scientific confirmation which the reader would wish. The following quotation is "an illustration of the most definite message from the spirit world which the author uses:
Of the war ttelf (the Great War) rom the "spirits point st view. The cutie, Twas then The following explanation of the gay eS tr a gen tore" lit ity ieee cries aay cai ie alli ce haaf crystallized form. wae mentality.
ssu ahs result wae that the is evidence would seem to show that the spirit world draws Its conclusions from forceful. thinking of People In this sphere. The result of this is to lead one to question the value of messages from the. spirit A Quarterly institute Now Jersey, Currency is dealt with in the March issue of "Pacific "Affairs" "by. Mr. Guenther Stein under the heading "The 'Yen and. the Sword." Miss Olga Long in "The Good Iron of the New Chinese Army" contrasts. the pre-war soldier with the soldier today, Te is stated that the name of the author of "The "War Potentia' of the Soviet Union" wil be given in a later issue, an editorial note describing him citizen of a Central European country who "once worked in' the Soviet Union as an agrarian economist" Mr. D. R. Jenkins, "who. is {he holder of a New Zealand travale Ling "scholarship and working at Columbia. University, contributes an atlee on "Polley and Strategy of the New Zealand Labour Party," While Mr. Martin R. Norins deseriucs "tribal Boundaries. of the Burma:
Yunnan "Frontier" The. issue also Includes Comment and Correspon dence and book reviews.
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