NO NEED OF PANIC
ST. PAUL'S SAFE SO FAR
BUT MAY BE DANGEROUS SOON
ALL DONE THAT CAN BE DONE.
(UMTID MISS ASIOCIATION.—COPKWtT.)
(AOSInUIA.V XBW ZHALAiiD CABLI ASSOCIATION.) LONDON, 9th February. Canon Alexander, preaching at St. Paul's, deprecated any sensational statements ncnv thai people were aroused to a sense thnt all was not well with St. Paul's. This was right, but there was no need for panic. A great deal had been done to Eitijngthen the structure during the last twelve years..
'Our present advisers, who know tho facts, tell us that the building soon will become dangerous if adequate remedies are not applied," he said, "but at present there is perfect safety, and all that human skill and science can suggest is being done to keep the golden cross uplifted over the city."
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 34, 10 February 1925, Page 5
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134NO NEED OF PANIC Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 34, 10 February 1925, Page 5
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