WORLD'S BROTHERHOOD.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 4130, 30 October 1920, Page 4

WORLD'S BROTHERHOOD.

I SUNDAY SCHOOL MANIFESTO. Tokio, October 14. I Mr John Wanamaker, of Philadelphia, was elected president of the World's Sunday School Association. Mr Lipton Hancock, of Wallaroo • Mines, South Australia, and Mr i John McKenzie, of Melbourne, were elected honorary vice-presidents. Three members of the executive com- | mitteo of Australia and New Zealand ! are to be elected later, i The following resolution was adopt- . Ed: "That the association attests its ', confidence in the practicability of a. I world brotherhood, and maintains : , that a national and international policy that seems to discriminate in i the treatment of nations and races ! and engenders- bitterness is inimiical •to world peace. We call on the nai tions to heed the warning of world j chaos, and deliberately to refrain I from any provocative national action ! tliat would endanger national honi our, discount national prestige, or I create suspicion, resentment, or ro- • venge."