SALVATION ARMY CASE
HIGH COUNCIL TO MEET
CORRECTING AN ERROR
Erltisti Official Wlrelesi.
(Keeoived Ist February, 11 a.m.)
RUGBY, 31st January.
In Salvation Army circles it is stated that the next step to bo taken regarding tho leadership question, in view of tho judgment in the Chancery Court yesterday, will be tho appointment of a date on which the High Council will bo prepared to receive General Booth's representative, whether legal or lay. Members of the High Council express the opinion that its position ia strengthened by the Court decision, as by dealing with General Booth's representative they would be acquitted of any appearance of injustice Having corrected their perfectly innocent mistake, they would be free to vote again on the resolution and, if it was carried, to proceed to the election of a new General.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 27, 1 February 1929, Page 7
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