To the Editor of the Nonmu-Cuixa Datcy News"
Sm—The movement for Moral Rearmament Is out to emphasize the things which unite us, and if there Is one desire animating the minds of millions in the world today, I am ure it Is the desire for secure and Tasting peace. I am sure many of your Teaders will be interested in the {following editorial from the Los Ancles "Times" of December 1, 1939, Which shows how newspapers on the west coast of America are seeking to rect the thoughts of their readers channels. The edi-
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