Article February 27, 1932 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Michael Bolton Furse, Herbert Welch, Maude Royden, Grandi, Paul Robeson

[Rt. Rev. Michael Bolton Furse, Bishop of St. Albans, England, as quoted in the Herald-Tribune, New York, New York]

Men must learn how to live together before anything further can be done.

That is the ultimate problem for us all, and we are learning it to-day rather acutely. There was a time when we could live by ourselves, and dissociate ourselves from the family of nations, and from the world. We are learning now that we cannot do it. Some thought we had learned this lesson in the war. But it has taken all the years since the war to drive it home. And perhaps it is not home yet. We must come together as members of one family. Why do we not? ...

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