The Busiest Summer Before Us
By Editor
At a recent Sunday morning chapel service, Mr. C. H. Jones, our general manager, gave us an outline of the work that we have in hand in the office at the present time. Several editions of 10,000 each of some of our largest subscription books will have to be printed right away. A large number of smaller works are also pressing themselves upon us for immediate printing orders. We have definite plans laid for the special "Missions" issue of the weekly SIGNS OF THE TIMES, and advance orders for 500,000 copies of this edition are already in hand, with the prospects of at least 200,000 more. The manager's closing statement was: "We have the busiest summer before us in all our history. We will have to do careful planning and faithful work in all our departments if we get all this volume of work through without any of it being delayed. We are glad that our own denominational work is crowding us so that we have no time to be even tempted to do commercial printing."