Article May 17, 1947 Issue

Signs of the Times

Education's Basic Factor

with contributions from C. W. Nimitz, L. S. Shutter, Eleanor B. Allen, Robert B. Day, J. Edgar Hoover, George S. Benson

Fleet Admiral C. W. NimitzFront Rank, St. Louis, Missouri

Religion has been a basic factor in American culture since our forefathers landed on our shores. From it have stemmed our highest ideals.

Christian education has been a molding influence in character development in our youth all the way from kindergarten to college. Resulting values to the individual and the nation have been conspicuously evident in peace and in war. Unnumbered men and women have found faith and courage for daily living in the spirit and precepts of the Christian way of life and, even in the trials and sufferings of war, have been strengthened. ...

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