The Slaughter of Innocents
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Rarely has it been proved so eloquently, that a picture speaks for a thousand words as Paul Conrad’s cartoon (Sept. 9) lamenting the dastardly murder of innocent worshipers in the Istanbul synagogue.
Once again Conrad proved not only his customary genius, but also his compassion for the innocents.
DENES MARSH
Los Angeles
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