Article May 8, 1943 Issue

Signs of the Times

"The joy of a great fellowship"

with contributions from Sumner Welles, Pearl Buck, Mildred McAfee, Bob McKenzie, David B. Pearson, William T. Manning, Hans Kohn, Mary F. Liston

Sumner Welles, Under Secretary of State
New York Herald Tribune

We have seen beyond the shadow of any doubt that a policy of international co-operation, which far too many told us twenty-four years ago was a policy of suicidal sentimentality, was in fact a policy of advantageous hardheaded realism.

Most of us have learned a great truth that is beginning to dawn upon the consciousness of many peoples in all parts of the globe, and that is that the real self-interest of one nation coincides with the permanent, with the ultimate, self-interests of other nations.

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