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completely lacking in glamour, pretense, or lavish fund-raising activities. It keeps its overhead at rockbottom. It has yet to be “discovered” by high society.
Although they no longer advocate civil disobedience as they did at the turn of the century when regulations made their street-corner brass bands illegal, Salvationists do consider themselves miltant and out of the mainstream of middleclass life.
At a centennial celebration held last summer in Kansas City this line from one of the presentations brought the loudest cheers: “When the Army worries about its good name, it’s done for.”
The Salvation Army has won an unparalleled degree of trust from convicts, defelicts, and American soldiers of four wars. “It’s been my whole life,” Lieutenant Hawks said. "It’s a strange life that not everybody understands. We go where no one else will go. We do what no one else wants to do.”
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