The Archive · 1938

Primate Makes Appeal

"Now is the time for nations in conference to discover ways whereby the evils of economic selfishness may be abated and removed, and the earth's material resources more fairly distributed," declared the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Cosmo Gordon in a service yesterd: thanksgiving for pen [from all British stations.

"The League of Nations," he con tinued, "must be revived, and every Jendeavour must be made to make the League really representative of cil nations, and an abiding guarantee of International order, Justice and pecee, "The task must be resumed of stopping the insane armaments race, "Surely it is required of nations who have seen war staring them in the face that they, a3 a sign of re. covered sanity, shall determine that the use of bombing aircraft shall cease once and for all.'

The Archbishop pald tribute to Mr. Chamberlain's courage, initiative, and persistent pursuit of peace, He spoke of the hard sacrifices demanded of Czechoslovakia, and con cluded by emphasizing the need to Fecall mankind to religion—Reuter Czechs captured by the Sudetens and taken to Germany during the last few ptatn ope to cet actin Bs cet

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