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J o h n s o n r p T T T T 1 WT THP"NT17QQ Frank e- Wilson Managing Editor ^ n F j V V X X JL^I J 2j lO B e r n a r d I d d in g s B e l l W i l l i a m B . S p o f f o r d J o h n R a t h b o n e O l iv e « Literary Editor A National Paper of the Episcopal Church c * R u s s e l l M o o d ey G a r d in e r M . D a y Irwin St. J. Tucker Voi. XVIII No. 31 APRIL 5, 1934 Five Cents a Copy THE WITNESS is published weekly by the Episcopal Church Publishing Company, 6140 Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. The «ubscription price is $2.00 a year ; in bundles of ten or more for sale at the church, the paper selling at five cents, we bill quarterly at three cents a copy. Entered as Second Class Matter April 3, 1919, at Idle postoffice at Chicago, Illinois, under act of March 3, 1879. H E A M ER IC A N LEG IO N is up in arms against of the beauty of God’s meaning for the life of His T the Rev. W. Russell Bowie, rector of Grace human children is made to shine.” •Church, New York, who in a recent sermon con demned the Legion lobby in Washington as “ political ORD W AS P A SSE D ARO UND some months -banditry” and “a cancer upon the body of our Ameri ago that Toyohiko Kagawa, the founder of the can life.” An officer of the Legion has threatened to Kingdom of God Movement in Japan, had become so bring suit against the rector for $100,000, which disgusted with the indifference of Church people to prompted Dr. Bowie to call in the newspaper men. suffering and injustice that he had deserted the Chris Dr. Bowie reiterated his charge that through the tian forces and turned to peace work, literary work political pressure of the American Legion lobby “ tens and various schemes of social reconstruction. The of millions of dollars of expenses, bonuses and pen Japanese Christian Graphic now reports that he was sions for men who came out of the war in perfect present at the annual meeting of the so-called Kagawa health” were being withdrawn from the national Co-operators and there announced that he planned to Treasury. give practically all of his time this year to evangelistic “ In regard to these further demands upon the work for the Kingdom of God Movement. The news United States Treasury, I stand exactly where the paper quotes Kagawa directly as saying: “ It may be President stood when he said to the American Legion that not all the Church will unite in helping me; but at its 1933 convention: ‘No person because he wore while there are but three hundred thousand Chris a uniform must therefore be placed in a special class tians, including Roman Catholics, among sixty-five of beneficiaries over and above all other citizens.’ It millions of the Japanese people, even though the is the activity of the American Legion lobby in build Churches may not sustain me, Christ commands me ing up a ‘special class of beneficiaries over and above to preach the gospel of love.

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