THE WHITE-HOUSE RECRUITER

A-Bombs, Flying Saucers, World War III

A Post For Every Ministerial Graduate

By V. H. Jezreel, H.B.

Never did the clouds of war, so strange and so dark, hang in an angry thunder-head over the world, and never did the world see itself as it does today. Everywhere, –in government, in industry, in halls of learning, in churches, in homes, on the streets–in every walk of life, the question uppermost is, Whitherbound mankind?

From pre-eminent scientific and journalistic spokesmen come such representative utterances as these:

“…What is the story of Man? It is that men die, Man survives. Now men are measurably nearer the most terrible of all the climaxes they have brought upon themselves in their long history of struggle. If the climax comes it will change life and change the world. But it will not end life, it will not destroy the world. In this utmost climax, or perhaps in its prospect, men may at last find the secret of peace and the way to live without destruction. That is a hope. The certainty is that Man will be on earth, making a world.” – Life, Oct. 3, 1949, p. 22.

“…Einstein…agrees…that other nations can rediscover our secret processes by themselves; that no military defense can be expected and preparedness is futile, that if another war breaks out, atom bombs will surely destroy civilization…

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