Article October 12, 1935 Issue

From Letters, Substantially as Published

The editorial page of the Showmen's Trade Review...

William Wallace Porter, Committee on Publication for the State of New York,—New York

Showmen's Trade Review

The editorial page of the Showmen's Trade Review recently carried an "Observation": "Seems as though Christian Scientists are the only ones not included in the present film decency drive."

In this connection it should be said on behalf of Christian Science that it does not ignore evil conditions. On the contrary, it provides a right mental foundation upon which profitable and permanent undertakings may be built.

There is one certain way to overcome the license of things objectionable, and that is to show to those who plan undertakings that a business can be successful only as its policy of commerce shall rest upon and express those Christian ethics which are set forth in the First Commandment, the Lord's Prayer, and the Sermon on the Mount.

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