SALVATION ARMY'S WAR WORK.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16519, 10 May 1919, Page 8

SALVATION ARMY'S WAR WORK.

GENERAL RICHARDSON'S

TRIBUTE,

(PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.)

WELLINGTON, May 9

Brigadier-General G. S. Richardson says he would like to place on record, through the press, his high appreciation of the excellent work done by the Salvation Army for the Now Zealand Expeditionary Force. The Salvation Army raised large sums of money for tho soldiers, and this money was judiciously spent in tho interests of tho men. The Salvation Army organisation, through the medium of Major Greene, and various other chaplains, had assisted him (General Richardson) to a very great extent. General Richardson also mentions the value of such institutions as the Hostel in London, tho Hut at Etaplos, and other buildings controlled by the Salvation Army, and says that he is deeply indebted to all the chaplains, and to the Salvation Army, who worked so hard in the interests of the soldiors and their rel actives.

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