At War44-08-1560Heaven Below-China Looks Forwardfirst Half

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With us again to introduce our program is the well-known radio personality, author and credit, Glettson Fatima. Good evening. Tonight the spotlight of words at war swings to the far east and falls upon that reawakening giant of the Orient, China. Ancient nations who is not on destiny is the vital concern of us all.

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jay tonight we base our words at war on two new books the first is heaven below by by E.H. Clayton, which shows us China through the eyes of an American missionary and educator who lived there for thirty years. The second book is China Looked Forward, written by Sun Foul, whose father was Sun Yat Sen, founder and first president of the Chinese Republic.