Education of World's Youth the Chief Factor London, Nov. 12.
The Duke df York to-day address ed a meeting of the World Alliance promoting international friend~ ip through the churches.
The meeting was held at No. 10 Downing Street and Miss Ishbol MacDonald presided. The Archbishop of Canterbury; Lord Davidson, the ex-Archbishop; and Lord Parmoor (Lord President of the Council) were present.
The Duke of York paid a tribute to the work of the Alliance. Ho id the question whether peace or war in future was the means of settling disputes must depend on the way in which the youth of the [world was educated. Contemplation of the horrors of the Inst war to the generation now growing up was rather the same. as older people looking upon the Crimean war, It was not, he concluded, the horrors of the past, but the right understanding of the problems which faced us, that would achieve the result which we 0 ardently desired—British Wireless, through. Reuter. 2
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