In an article entitled "Euro moderate and. Independent rgan,|, TRE members of the House London, May 27.
Today, Me Poineate jotted wins Lords paid tributes to the memory Bae of seep Best ant's [of the' late Archbishop Davidson, Pai European memorandum, the when special emphasis jon of which by the European his ability as a council press the ex-Premier of France, Archbishop of Canterbury, his suc-describes as "polite but hardly cessor in the Primacy, said: "I have never known a man in whom there encouraging."
According to M. Poincaré, of all was combined a greater sense of the European nations, Germany has 80 responsibility of his office and a more humble sense of himself." far accorded the "scheme the most cordial "eception, "but Germany, id the prominent. Frenc May 80.
assent contingent upon certain Bishop, Lord Davidson, who was man, would certainly make her) The remains ofthe late Arch: conditions such, for example, a8 an Austro-German union, the return at the Polish corridor, "ete. Such claims, itis pointed out, are already fausing uneasiness in both France and. Poland.
Moreover, Poincaré declares, Briand's vagueness in defining the between the League of the proposed European Federation is highly unsatisfactory One would like to know first of all whether the two. organizations are to rival or to ce-operate with each other.
Concluding, the article says, "no matter how "sincerely M. Briand desires peace, he must take care no confuse dreams. with realities "trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
Primate of England for nearly thirty years, were buried this afternoon at, Canterbury Cathedral.
The grave was under the open sky within the shadow of the cloisters. Along the walls were piled hundreds of wreaths The Archbishop of "Canterbury, the Archbishop of York, and six bishops took part in the funeral service, The congregation was representative of all denominations, including the Moderator of the Church wf Scotland, the heads of the other Churches and the Greek Before the service the coffin lay in the choir of the Cathedral and a multitude of mourners of all classes filed past during tha morning paying a last tribute.
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