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...Christian faiths. And it would be a bastion. "The world," Elwes says, "is dividing into the anti-Gods and the pro-Gods." By anti-Gods he means not only Soviet Russians and Communists everywhere but materialists in general, who, in his opinion, are driving the world to its atomic hell. "I like to think of Fountains Abbey," he says, "as field headquarters for the anti-materialists...
...impressive record, and which boasts last year's highest-scoring back. It will be an excellent opportunity to evaluate properly the strength of Harlow's squad, as well as a chance to discover whether the Huskies are as good as their record seems to indicate. It should be a hell of a ball game...
...Hell's Gate is open, thanks to a joint U.S.-Canadian Salmon Fisheries Commission. About half of a $2 million appropriation has been spent to create flume-like fishways which slow the rush of water, give the sockeyes a chance to rest in artificial pools in their upstream struggle. The commission hopes to restore the sockeye cycle to the pre-1913 catch of $35 million a year. But it will not know for sure whether it has succeeded until 1950, when the spawn of the present generation comes home...
...soaring, the overall death rate has actually increased during the insulin era: diabetes in 1920 caused 1.4% of all U.S. deaths, now causes 2.5%.* Most diabeticians still feel much as Banting did when he was invited by a U.S. university to deliver a two-hour talk on the disease: "Hell," said he, "for all I know about diabetes, 15 minutes would be enough...
...impossible. What the hell! They can save a few souls here while they wait." As sailing day came & went, a few missionaries went to look wistfully at the Marine Lynx, still in the battle grey of a wartime transport. Others hopefully kept their bags packed, swapped rumors at the church teas and receptions given for them. The bon voyage mass meeting at San Francisco's Opera House ran off as scheduled; 3,700 turned out to hear Mayor Roger D. Lapham and TIME'S Editor Henry R. Luce wish them well in the Christian task ahead...