Article May 11, 1940 Issue

Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication

Oregon.

Sixty Oregon newspapers opened their columns to two hundred and sixty-nine reprints from The Christian Science Monitor. A high school paper reported that "a copy is donated to the [school] library, of The Christian Science Monitor, which was recently voted the best edited paper in the United States." A letter of appreciation received from the commanding officer of a CCC Camp for copies of the Monitor reads as follows: "They are greatly appreciated and both the Educational Advisor and myself sincerely appreciate the opportunity to have them in the reading room of this camp, as the unbiased views of the editors and the excellent treatment of national and international news are very enlightening."

Several healings were reported from listening to our radio programs, among them one of a badly sprained ankle. Another was of a young man who was being forced into unemployment on account of heart and lung trouble. His interest in Christian Science was aroused by one of our radio programs, and his hope renewed. He was given a Bible and purchased a copy of the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, and a Christian Science Quarterly. Through earnest study his strength returned, his healing followed, and employment was promised.

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