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What Our Readers

Say

Australaslan Comments

1 have been impressed with

the high production quality and

obvious conviction of the new

TV programs.

The timeless penetrating ar–

ticles of recent issues combined

with improved printing and dis–

tribution arrangements have

also given

The Plain Truth

new

life.

Don G- HetJSiey

Margate Beach, Queensla nd

The quality of tbe articles

and the color production is a

great credit to the

pu~lication

and its desire to understand the

message of God. For the past

few years

have been reading

your magazines and studying

your booklets. In this troubled

world it is a great joy to have

the opportunity to read a maga–

zine such as yours relating

God's words with today's prob–

lems.

Samson

Wenie

Alotau, Pa pua New Guinea

Your magazine and many

booklets have benefited me tre–

mendously.

years old.

All my life

have been looking

for just what

am receiving

now.

realize there is more to

life than just myself.

can look

at life more calmly and appre·

ciate all the things

have.

have finally come to understand

the words of God.

& niface Lucas

Lutong, Sarawa k

like what your magazine

has to say.

pleases me that

you tell the truth and are not

concerned with popularity.

George BaJJ

Towradgj, New South Wa les

1 have been reading

The

Plain Truth

for about a year

Aprll 1982

now, and have always found ita

very interesting magazine.

There are still sorne areas

where

find myself in disagree–

ment; however,

could not

agree more with you when you

state that this world is rapidly

drawing toward the end of its

present age.

too, look forward

eagerly to the Kingdom of God.

Surely

is the only hope for

this world.

R.J. H ermano

Redcliffe,

Queensland

New Readers

The article "Wbat Is the

Rational Diet

attracted my

attention. (My dad had t he

magazine turned to that page.)

After

read that article and

found it was interesting, 1

turned to the contents.

ended

up reading the whole maga-

zine.

J anice Bamett

Gary, Indiana

Today 1 was introduced to

your magazi ne

The Plain

Truth

by a very dear friend

who receives it, and

th ink it is

great! Especially t he article

"Britain's Last Gasp of Joy and

Splendor." You see, 1 was born

in Birmingham, England, a nd

carne here in my late teens.

Even though

married an

American and had four won–

derful children,

still love my

native oountry and enjoy to the

fullest all written or seen of the

Royal Family. To me they are

very dear! 1 am now 80 years

young and a great st udent of

t he Bible.

Dorotby Reifel

Josbua T ree, California

A Universal Language

I'm really surprised by tbe

way Mr. Raymond F. McNair

in his article entitled "A Uni-

versal Language" stated: " In

1887, a Russian Jew, Lazarus

Ludwig Zamenhof (Dr. Esper–

anto) published bis now–

famous work, Esperanto."

would like to mention that Mr.

Zamenhof was not a Russian

J ew, but a Polish Jew, who

always said to bis friends:

am a Pole, Hebrew religion."

Therefore, he was a really Pol–

ish patriot.

Czeslaw Witkowski

Fort Lauderda le, Florida

• In 1887. Poland did not exist

as a separate nation, though

the Polish peop/e retained

their identity under Czarist

rule. Zamenhof was a Russian

citizen and a Polish patriot.

Lesson In Financing

am amazed that you are

able to publish such an excel–

lent magazine without actively

soliciting paying subscribers,

and/or advertisers.

In any case, many of our

week ly periodicals could cer–

tain ly take a lesson from your

staff, in the straightforward,

clear and concise manner

which the staff presents each

topic within

The Plain Truth .

Martin

Feldman

Panorama City, California

Chemlcal Wastes

would like to express my

appreciation of Jeff Calkins'