London, May 24.
"at the Government dos not crush the Fancit armies in England, i with bbehove young. Trade Unionists to earn to/mareh and dell."
This statement. was made by the trade' Union delegate from Cumber-fend during a. debate at yesierday''s feonference of the National Worker: Union held at Harrowgate.
Myre must Increase our strength." he concluded, "by traning and instructing am army of 200,000 men."-—Havas London, May 23.
The "Daily Telegraph announces to-day thatthe Anglican Christian Fellowship Association, presided over by the Archbishop of Canterbury, decided that, as Fascism has an im portant bearing in England, Pecential that the Church of England should study its origin and doctrine order to direct the attention of its members towards the movement, british Catholics are assuming the same policy through, their organ, "the Catholic Times!—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.