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E. M. Lovell-Smith thinks that the correspondence on military training ha? "brought out very clearly the assumption of one correspondent that the physical over-rides the spiritual; and a letter which cites several illustrations of the superiority of spirit force closes with, a plea for "spiritual training," most urgently needed because "the spirit force of love and prayer will overcome all hate, anger, and fear." "Van Winkle," dealing with protests against Count von Luckner's visit to New Zealand, Ironically agrees that "an army of German submarines" may follow in the wake of his yacht; but it is the yacht only that it at present expected. "Let us." he concludes, "think no evil but welcome . . . all who peacefully desire to enter."
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22112, 7 June 1937, Page 4
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