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toward a BETTER, MORE ABUNDANT
LIFE is
a
most vital NEED in this
unhappy world.
We know the world is HUNGRY for
what we have to GIVE. Never was it so
vitally needed .
I
repeat - the over–
whelming success of our circulation
drive DEMONSTRATES that public hun–
ger and that need. But we have to slow
down temporariJy, for we can only GIVE
as
we receive, and as facilities make
possible. This temporary slow-down
is
like the cocking of the hammer of a gun.
The Work will shoot on ahead faster
than ever.
It
always has, after other
temporary slow-downs during the past
THIRTY· FIVE YEARS.
I
guess
I
have to end this
PersonaL
talk by saying:
"WE APOLOGIZE
-
BUT YOU SJIVAj\lfPED US.'"
o
Wfat-
our
READERS SAY
(Contin11ed from imide front cover)
The
PLAJN TRUTH, and was a Co–
Worker, but apathy seemed to sever
tbis.
If
it is possible
1
woutd like to
receive
Tbe
PLAIN TRUTH at the
address below."
Rod N.,
State College, Mississippi
Philippines
"1 enjoyed your artide in the Janu–
ary,
1970,
issue of
The
PLAIN TRUTH,
'Report on the Philippines, A Search
for Freedom.' Jt is such an accurate
description of the Philippines today ...
I want to thank you for tbe tremendous
research you and your staff perform to
obtain these most accurate reports.''
Amado
V.
B.,
Middletown, R.
l.
What You Can Do
"I wish to commend you on the very
timely and wel1 written feature 'What
Y
ou Can Do' in the March issue. In
1969
our horne -.;vas hit, along with six
others in the neighborhood, our doors
were locked and the culprits had to kick
in a door to enter. We have added the
precautions you statcd and a few ideas
of our own, namely, we leave lights
buroing in the house day and night. 1
also leave a radio playing. Sine<: we live
in the country, we have also added a
70
potmd German shcpherd to our family."
Mrs. Chet
C.,
Molalla, Oregon
" I
am a police officer in this city, and
1
read your magazine whcnever
I
can.
J
enjoy it very much and
I
find in it many
answers and solutions to situations
which
I
am confrontcd with.
I
hope
that more and more people will sub–
scribe to your magazine and
if
they do,
I'm surc that my job will become easier
because of it. No ooe could have picked
a
more proper name for your publica-
tion".
A.
T.
C.,
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Look Dick! Look Jane!
"1
just linished reading thc articlc
'Look Dick! Look Jane! Look Look
Look.'
1
was c¡wte impressed with the
timcly and pointed opinion, handled so
well
by
Mr. Farrow.
I
approacbed it
from different viewpoints, that of ex–
school-tc:acher, parent of two daughters
both undcr
4
years old, and
a
person
who detests the wasted talent the tele–
vision sc¡uanders
on
the mediocre, sick
of mind and thc commercial ad man.
1 feel you hit the nail on the head ...
Somewherc: along the way, enjoyment
and free thinking died before matura–
tion.
r
congratulate you on an article
that desc-rves mass distribution."
Roger G.,
Lafayette, louisiana
OPEN LETTER TO
THE WORLD
by
a Teen-age Unwed Mod1er
"Endosed is a poem by a young
unwed mother. 1 suppose you reccive
a great deal of this sort of thing. StiH,
I feel exceptionally moved to send it
along to you."
Mrs. Hubert
J.,
Omaha, Nebraska
Y011
Stim11lated me to tbh
From et,ery bi!!board, movie ho11se and
beach.
Provoked me to thiJ with /m·id descrip–
liom
Of sex from the day l started school.
Yo11 goaded me lo this, insúting
thctl mastflrbation is bealthy,
thttt repreuio11s lead to ima11ity,
tbat one follow.r mies for the ntle.r'
.rake only.
8111 [
co11ld break the mies and yo11
migbt 11ever know.
One has ti
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chanee ·ll'ith httmam.
What
yo!l
NEVER to!d me is that
GOD made tho.re f!ILes
And tbttt NO ONE pt!IS one over oJJ
God.
Yo11 tantalized me to thú
By aro11Jing magazine advertisements.
Tempted me lo tbiJ tl'ith lonely dates
Ulith
Bo)' friends ec¡uall)' Tm-Christian.
And notv
ymt
tmn
on
me with snarling
lips
Demrmdíng
1
gii•e
)011
my itlegitimate
child thro11gh the media of a
modern agency.
HOlf'/ DA!?
E
YOU!
HOW DARE YOU snatcb
my
cbi/d
from me
To giz1e lo strangen of YOUR choosing.'
A11d alt in the name of "merey" and
"righteottJneu"
.'
T.r it better for my child that he be made
t'ictim
Of et1erything that preclttded bis illegal
condition
lYI hen
l
call teach him what 1 bave
leamed abo11t the mies?
hat'e dhcot'ered 11'hat no one ever
mentioned
That GOD makes the m les
That God ca!ls the p11nchn
That God is j11.rt - and REAL
And j11st lo forgive.
And that the r11les will never make seme
tmtil yo11 git1e God the credit for
them.
The ALL-SEEING GOD ll'ho KNOW'S
u•hen Hh mies rtre broken.
l'tl
teach my child that the best UJay to
worship God is to show your lave
in obedience to hh lau·s-
And
l'/1
NEVER s11bject him lo the kind
of bome an agency of a Godlen
society u•o11Ld select.