To the Editor of the '"Nontu-Cuisa Dany News"
Sin—This is a titanic struggle in which there is indeed "need to go all out" But that involves putting at Toast as much emphasis on what has been well called the "spiritual front" as_on the work of the armed forces. His, Majesty the King-Em~ peror and President Roosevelt hav: doth called their people 16 prayer at this critical time. "My quotation from Lord. Lloyd, Secretary of State for the Colonies, stressing the Importanse fof the Christian, witness at this time wag taken from a recent issue of 3 publication of the British Ministry of Information and presumably reflects the view of the British Government.
"The Sermon on the Mount is full of hard sayings, but no one ever pretended that Christianity, any more than war, was a game. "Yet there are countless men who try to live by Christian standards even when they fighting and it is vital that they should Keep on trying. Others, ike myself, are pacifists, but that should involve at least ax much readiness for service and sacrifice as the soldier's.
The great majority are neither sold-{ors nor pacifists, ut all should have their vital part, as Bishop Curtis urges in. today's "issue, in working for the good of all men—by thinking out and Dractising a way of social and international life that gives worthy expression to the great ideals of liberty, Justice and brotherhood.
Hanay 'T, Sticock.
Shanghai, Sept. 16.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.