THE NEW WORLD REALISED.
TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—At last the note lias beep sounded that is to bo llic key of Mm future now world. Mr Forsyth in bis presidential address laid the mie foil a - dation for the realisation of a world as great as Tennyson ever dreamed of. The new world is to be built on the rock of truth and brotherhood, and not on. the slipping sands of party politics and greed, which every now and then plunges humanity into scenes of horror and bloodshed. The child mind is the garden in which the seeds of peace or disharmony are planted, the teacher so often bcimr the planter and the selector of the M-e-. 1. If, like Mr Foi-yili. with M a 'o , ,>r Mi Ir i ;• . , i . .h • j .oeals of brotheir- -. .-a u the only true religion), ....a in the field of destiny we shall reau what we have sown—peace, lovo, am b»ma&p*~£ am , etc. May 21, M, HoLiiorDt
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Evening Star, Issue 21725, 21 May 1934, Page 3
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164THE NEW WORLD REALISED. Evening Star, Issue 21725, 21 May 1934, Page 3
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