Article January 24, 1942 Issue

Signs of the Times

Topic: Service

with contributions from Jesse F. Wiseman, Thomas H. Shelley, Robert Hatch, A Correspondent, William Temple, Alice Hegan Rice, Earle R. Hedrick

[From the Country Gentleman, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]

"An order of life is changing, for the better or the worse," writes an eminent observer. Few are likely to challenge the first part of his statement. It is the second half with which all should be concerned.

The world disasters of the twentieth century are too shaking to leave the old order as it was. One may take the view that its accumulated errors, wrongs, and selfishness had reached the breaking point. Or one may see events as simply a process of change, common to history. The question still remains of what comes after.

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