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...quarterly (TIME, Aug. 5). Despite the proud note in Editor Hewitt Hanson Howland's announcement that "Century proposes to take the first move" toward more leisurely living, observers suspected a prelude to surrender. Last week the 60-year-old Century was taken over by its robust monthly neighbor, Forum, bustling "magazine of controversy...
When the conservative Presbyterian dissidents left Princeton Theological Seminary to found Westminster Theological Seminary at Philadelphia (TIME. Aug. 5, et seg.), they surrendered the forum of The Presbyterian, denominational publication. Last week the dissidents issued the first number of their own newsorgan. Christianity Today. Editor is Dr. Samuel G. Craig, resigned editor of The Presbyterian. The editorial viewpoint of Christianity Today is somewhat startling to militant Protestants because it presages cooperation with the Roman Catholic Church. As phrased by Dr. Craig it is "that of the Calvinistic rather than that of the Lutheran or Arminian Churches" but "there will...
...Liberal Civic League. That is a matter about which I have no knowledge, but the inference from the statement is that the Association Against Prohibition has in some way been financing me. That is quite incorrect. With the exception of one honorarium which I accepted from an open forum some years ago. I have never accepted any compensation at all from any source for any speech I ever made and have never accepted reimbursement for any amounts expended by me for traveling or hotel expenses...
...Morison '08, professor of Ristory at Harvard, will deliver the Tercentenary lecture in the historic Old South Meeting House Forum on Sunday afternoon at 3.15 o'clock. The building, which has been identified with many important steps since the founding, three hundred years ago, of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, is located on the site of one of Governor Winthrop's early homes, on the corner of Milk and Washington Streets...
There will be no formal debate, and the meeting will be rather in the nature of an open forum, in which anybody in the University may participate. A competent chairman will be in charge of the meeting, to preserve order, and see that the customary rules of parliamentary procedure are observed...