Editorial October 3, 1942 ISSUE

The Third Front

Peter V. Ross

Only one world there is, after all, and it a world of security and satisfaction. Today's world of war is not a world. It is not inaptly designated a hideous dream from which mankind will emerge. Presently, in its place, will be seen a world of peace. But while we are apparently in the fray, we will bear ourselves like men, as Polonious advises Laertes in the tragedy of Hamlet.

So it is that spiritual forces are rapidly marshaling in "battle's magnificently stern array." First attempts to invoke the power of Spirit may have been only occasional or desultory, but the hour has come when systematic and constant effort must be put forth by those who realize the imminence of danger and understand the power of prayer.

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