SALVATION ARMY
LEADER MAY VISIT DOMINION LONDON, Mar. 25.
General Carpenter, leader of the Salvation Army, on his return from a visit to Sweden, said he hoped to visit Australia and New Zealand during his term of office, which was recently ex'tended to June, 1946. General Carpenter, who addressed 25,000 psople and nearly 1000 members of the Salvation Army in Sweden, said he was greatly impressed by the Swedish interest and concern for Britain and her allies.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25804, 27 March 1945, Page 4
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