SALVATION ARMY COUNCIL.
ANOTHER RESOLUTION -PENDING. L E ADEESiIIP~GON TROVER SY. (United Press Association —By -Electric Telegraph Copyright.) (Australian Press Association.) LONDON, Jan. 30. A highly placed Salvation Army officer .says that the injunction voids the whole of the High Council’s prior proceedings, but does not prevent it reassembling and passing a similar resolution. The council will probably take that course during the next few days. It is certain no -one will change his views on General Booth’s unfitness, but they may be joined by -one or two who opposed the resolution before. The High Council is expected to meet to-morrow to fix the date for the hearing of General Booth’s representative. A member of the High Council, in a statement, said that the change of procedure would strengthen the position, as it will be impossible to say the council had not treated the General fairly. -Previously he thought it unnecessary to hear the .General’s representative because his wife, two daughters and sister were members of the council, but Mr Justice Eve had pointed out that they also were adjudicators.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 1 February 1929, Page 5
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