A vigorous protest against the re intention of the Archbishop of Canterbury to preside at a meet-of cproiesi against Japanese air raids on Chinese cities, was sent to the-Primate on. Oct, 2 by a representative of the 45,000 Episcopalians in Japan, the metropolitan press reported to-day, "The-message of protest was signed by a minister, whose name was given fy the papers as the Rev. Samuel Hazlett.
"The message termed the Archbishop's consent to speak at the anti-Japanese meeting as. "indiscreet" as far... og. the. meeting, "basing its resolutions solely: ort information supplied; by the Chinese, will bear a strong political: colour ation, The 45000 followers. of. the Episcopalian. Church in Japan are greatly perturbed by your action and to reconsider your attitude,"
message said. The Archbishop is to speak at the Albert Hall tomorrow, at an "indignation" meeting sponsored by the "News-Chronicle," the great Liberal daily—Domei.
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