STILL MISSING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 135, 9 June 1932, Page 7

STILL MISSING.

YOUNG POLISH AIRMAN. (Received 11.30 a.m.) LONDON, June 8. The young Polish airman, Stanislaus Hausner, who set off to fly the Atlantic from New York and to go on to Poland non-stop five days ago, is still not reported.

ATTACK ON BISHOP.

STIFFKEY RECTOR'S OUTBURST LONDON, Juno 2. "If Christ were horn again in London, He would be found constantly walking Piccadilly,'" said Rev. Harold Davidson, rector of Stiifkey, giving evidence at the Consistory Court hearing of the misconduct charges against him. Declaring that ho had suffered the cruellest slander, but that this did not deflect him from solicitude for the fallen, Mr. Davidson added that the Bishop of Norwich, while implying friendship, had been responsible for "the whole disgraceful business."

If this were known, no clergyman, he said, could trust the Bishop's spoken or written word.

APOLOGY TO POPE

LORD STRICKLAND HUMBLED. LONDON, June 8. The Rome correspondent of the "Central News" states that the acceptance of Lord Strickland's apology to the Vatican is conditional to the extent that any future act contrary to the interests of the Church will involve the full penalties of excommunication. Furthermore, Lord Strickland must go to Rome to renew at the feet of the Pope his expression of contrition.