Article February 2, 1952 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Genevieve Taylor, David Webster, L. Geiger

Evening News Newark, New Jersey

Now there has been replanted in the hearts of men a concept of peace that stems from the world's great religions. The representatives of fifty-one governments met at San Francisco, forty-eight of which signed a peace of reconciliation with Japan.

Dispatches told of delegates leaving the War Memorial Opera House in tears after the final words of Secretary of State Acheson, himself quoting a hallowed blessing: "May the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, be amongst us and remain with us always."

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