Article March 16, 1963 Issue

Finding Our True Shelter

GEORGE F. RUGGE, JR.

"Shelter is ... found ... in the understanding of the constant presence of God, good"

The world about us today seems to be in turmoil, with one crisis after another confronting men and nations. Each day there is a growing recognition of the need for decisions that will strengthen peace, limit armaments, and prevent the development of situations that may bring an atomic holocaust. Because of the possibility of an atomic attack, we are urged to prepare for it by building family shelters and even community ones. These, we are told, will afford protection from blast and fallout and increase from blast and fallout and increase in some measure our chances of survival in the event of an atomic attack.

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