The Archive · 1931

THE FRIENDS OF 'CANTERBURY

London, July 25.

Addressing 500 American citizens: at a meeting held to-day in confection with the Friends of Canterbury. Cathedral festival, the Arch-Vishop uttered a warning against international mistrust and jealously.

There could, he said, be no for peace so long as a of fear and: jealously and mand mistrust prevailed among. nations." Nothing could reach or shift that harmful spirit except the incoming of a. strong spirit of mutual understanding.

Esch of the great nations, he continued, had its own problems, bat in what they stood for in the life of the world they must be: united, Tt was not too Tuch to say that the future of the world depended on the maintenance and activity of that fundamental unity. '—Wireless through Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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