Article December 29, 1945 Issue

Signs of the Times

New Year's Message

with contributions from Kenneth Ilderton, The Window Cleaner, David B. Pearson, A. D. B.

Bulletin
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

New Year's Day is a traditional time for the making of intimate, personal resolutions. There is one resolution, however, we ought to make, not as isolated individuals, but as members of the great society of men: to be better neighbors.

The world must devote its thoughts and energies to a better postwar order, in which peace will be synonymous with justice and good will and with equal opportunity for all, irrespective of race, color, or creed.... The world's problem goes deep into the realms of religion ... and plain common sense. It will be solved only when neighbors in cities, towns, and villages become neighbors in truth ...; when, in short, each of us resolves to act as befits the children of a common Father.

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