"Noble, Sacred Purpose"
"It should be the duty of our pro ion to conquer and unify nature not for mutual destruction but for a more noble and sacred purpose for the benefit of a high culture and the peace of the entire human Accompanied by their teachers, the children came from eighteen different schools and 36 refugee camps in early afternoon. Some groups arrived in trucks, others on foot, banners and flags carried by them giving names of places to which they belong.
Greeted by mild, sunny weather, the groups occupied different corners of the spacious lawns, surrounded by trees and flowers of varied colours.
At one corner in the Jessfield Park two blindfolded children were seen attempting to catch each other in a wide circle formed by smiling faces with outstretched hands, the game being punctuated by hearty laughter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.