Word: paulo
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...shape in separations; new churches; the establishment of the American Council of Christian Churches in 1941; the International Council of Christian Churches in Amsterdam, 1948, Geneva, 1950; the conferences and struggle in Buenos Aires, Argentina, July 1949, and Bangkok, Siam, 1949; the forthcoming Pan-American Evangelical Conference in Sao Paulo, Brazil, July 16-24, 1951; and the Conference of Christian Churches of Asia, Manila, Philippines...
Here's a letter that came last week from Arthur W. Sheppard, a TIME-reader in São Paulo, Brazil...
...Probably you have never heard of the small town of Garça in the interior of the state of São Paulo, twelve hours by train from the city of São Paulo. The chances are that you would have continued not to be any the wiser, if I had not noticed today that TIME for Feb. 19, with the picture of Charles E. Wilson on the cover, was for sale there in a small bookstall. "The irony is that the owner of the bookstall is a registered Communist, but when it comes to business...
...Council heard an informal talk by Paulo Martins, President of the Union of Students in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Martins said that the communists have flooded the country with propaganda. To counterack this, America should continue their exchange projects...
...Country. World's largest republic: 3,286,000 square miles, mostly jungle; 50 million people, mostly illiterate. Rich undeveloped resources (iron, manganese, timber, probably Amazonian oil). Proverbial "land of tomorrow-only tomorrow never comes." Dynamic exception: industrial Sāo Paulo, one of the world's great and fastest-growing cities...