St Josephs Collegiate Institute - Star Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Q46 CS-fm 0 Today, when the harrowing years of war are slowly moving into the background, the Star of Peace is again in the ascendant over a torn, ravaged world. Upon the vast reaches of the Atlantic whose unexpectedly violent storms are reminiscent of turbulent world affairs, the two leading statesmen of our war years met in friendly council. Impelled by serious threats to the liberty and happiness of all peoples, they gave as their broad war aims: freedom from want and fearg freedom of speech and religion. Today, the extensive publi- cation of the Four Freedoms bids fair to influence our own and all subsequent ages. Of particular moment is their application to St. -Ioseph's Collegiate Institute. 6