Looked at under the microscope of the universal welfare, the present wasteful life-style of the more affluent nations does not stand the test of "the good life" it once claimed to be.
"I'm glad I can play with you today 'cause tomorrow maybe I can't I'm going to get measles," said Peter to Allen one day while they were riding their trikes together.
In an American newspaper, about half the classified advertisements carry the heading "Equal Opportunity Employer"—that is, these individuals or organizations have a policy to employ applicants regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, or sex for positions with equal pay and advancement opportunities.
How some of us yearn for health, for happiness and harmony! We look for these all around us, wishfully hoping that in some way we might be blessed by being healthy and happy.
Being aware of the urgent needs of mankind today—of war refugees, of those who suffer from famine or economic disaster—brings to many a sharp realization that they must do all they can to help.
