BETTER UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN CLASSES
Hec 9 a.m. LONDON, June %\. Commenting on the fact that he is | a grocer's son, the Right Reverend! John William Charles Wand, Lord i Bishop of Bath and Wells, who has beeif nominated for election by the Dean and Chapter of London as Bishop j [of London, said in an interview; ''Some j people live in small rooms and some in large ones. The most important task for us is to make the two classes better understand each other. I, a.s one who have lived jn both cireurq- I stances, have' some contribution to make to that end." Referring to the visit of the Russian church* delegation, he said he was sure the friendship between the Anglican and Russian Churches would help tremendously towards close association between the two nations. Jugtiqe Robort H, Jackson, the United States representative and Ghiof counsel, for the prosGcution of Axis criminals, has returned tp London with the members of his immediate staff, says aj London message.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 146, 22 June 1945, Page 7
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