THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1987.
A CRISIS IN THE CHURCH "BE OF GOOD CHEER,"
London Newspaper Asks Readers For Views On Dr. Barnes' "Heresy"
Book Seen As Climax
To A Revolt
London, Oct. 19.
The Sunday Pictorial today asked its four million readers to send in their views on the contro- versy which has arisen over the Bishop of Birmingham's book, "The Rise of Christian- ity," condemned as heretical by the Arch- bishops of Canterbury and York recently. Terming the controversy of "far-reaching impor- tance," the Sunday Pictorial described the issue as "one in which public opinion will eventually affect the future of the established Church-its attitude to the Scriptures and its influence in modern times-and the position occupied by at least one of its leading digni- taries."
Imperial
New R.A.F.
C-in-C For
Preference Middle East
1003
Geneva, Oct. 19. it
authoritatively learnt here tonight that there La no truth in the New York Times report that Britain, South Africa and Canada are to exchange notes releasing each other from Imperial pre- ferences.
to wax understood, how. ever, that on the completion of the Geneva negotiations, Rome Commonwealth mem bers intend to exchange! bilateral notes which will "Secondly, the Church of In a front-page article, ban- ↑
Kerve anly as confirmation of nered "Crisis in the Church," England's learned Commission
the changer made by the says: of Doctrine (which mat for 14
Geneva tarif agreement in the Sunday Pictorial
the present The truth in that Dr. Barnes years from 1922) Itself accept-
Empire prefer- ences.-Reuter. William Barnes,ed that all of the Bible could Dr. Ernest
has not be taken literally as revolt truth.
the
Bishop of Birmingham) brought to climax a against orthodox teaching "Thirdly, though fully ac- Our which will have wide and last-cepting the 'reality of ing repercussions, At the very Lord's Incarnation, which # least, the fundamental beliefs the central truth of the Chris
the af millions are called into questian faith, members of
Jon,"
Commision themselves differ- Describing Dr. Barnes' ed in their attitude to the Vir- "haress," the Sunday Pictorial gin birth.
"His felong studies appear to have brought him to
The Beginning
**Fourthly. the Doctrinal the conclusion that supernu- Commission, however, consider- tural asprets of Christ's life ed resurrection as vital to the alese in
credulous Christian faith, fact from
ant runmur, symbolic writing
On this fandumental ques- iiterary embroidery, incorportion, the Archbishop and the ated into the New Testament bulk of orthodox Church lea many years after his death, ders are in irreconciliable op the layman is left with the imposition to Dr. Barnes' school pression that the Bishops sees of thought. Jesus not so much as a deity but as an embodiment of good
PR, whose example should spire us all."
Not Closed However, the Archbishop of "decinres. Canterbury rountly "If any man is able to believe no more than this book offers him about resurrection, let him believe and Christ will be with him. But it is not the faith of the New Testament nor of the, Church."
The Sunday Pictorial adds: "There are several reasons why the heresy of Dr. Barnes' is no longer a matter which can
"Though Dr. Barnes' claim that the people are behind me is considered dubious by the orthodox. there is no doubt that his followers are increas- ing.
the
BRISTOL HQS.
Air
London, Oct. 20. Air Marshal Sir William) Forster Dickson is to be Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Air Force in the Medi- terranean and Middle East from next February,
SAYS STRACHEY
Dundee, Oct. 19.
17.
The Minister of Food, Mr. John Strachey, told an audience here today to “be of good cheer" and declared that the crisis would turn in Britain's favour.,
The Government, he said, had would be in the field of creating long-term proposals for de vast new enterprises in tha liberately increasing world food Commonwealth which could production,
make a big contribution, to
the
In the years to come and In final solution of Britain's sup- the remaining two of the pre-plies of food and raw material, sent Parliament, some of the The world would, sooner or most significant developments later and gooner rather than later in terms of years-have vast quantities of food and raw materials to sell to Britain again, he said.
Inside
Information
Shell, and the other British-
The crista would turn in her favour but only if the country was well orgnaised, industries wero efficient, and the people put their backs into production.
"If we are crying out for
Hin succeeds Air Sir Charles E. H. Medhurst in Rumania, have been set im- of the world is crying out for who will then have completed possible targets by the
Com- the things we produce--for his tour of duty in that post.
munist Government, which does electrical machinery, engineering Air Marshal Dickson has its utmost to hinder their work, products, textiles, and for
Air Staff Watch for a charge of sabotage hundred and one things that we and
Was when they fall to tap their tar. know na well as any people in Chief of
the world how to produce," he gets. from Do-
declared-Reuter.
Marshal backed oll companies operating food and raw materials, the rest
been Vice-Chief of #inco June, 1940, formerly Ansistant Air Staff (Policy) comber, 1944.
British Foreign Secretary Mr. post na Vice-Chief of Bevin, has been informed by. Air Staff is to be taken by Air Irak that, hard as it would hit
Marshal Sir James Milne Robb, her, she will, break off all rela- Chinese
Air Officer
chief-Reuter.
Commanding-in-long with Britain if Britain
COMMUNIST BOMBED
Bristol, Oct. 19.
Frightened women and children rán into the streets when Communist Party Headquarters here were attacked with explosives in the early hours of this morning.
The entire shop window of the premises was wrecked and shattered glass was hurled 20 feet away.
jured,"
People in houses nearby were have been broken, We planned to wakened by the deafening explosion, have watchers on guard last night, and some of them reported hearing but it was lucky that we did not. running footsteps as the attackers es They might have been seriously in caped.
He alleged that local. Fascists were responsible and declared that every- one must agree that his sort of terrorist behaviour is deplorable."
The police theory is that army-type thunderflashes were used to fnana The politeness with which facture a home umle bomb, which an Archbishop of 60 and as then affixed to the window, with
their adhesive tape. Bishop of 73 recorded differences of opiniog at Convocation on Wednesday likely to prove, not the end, but the beginning of an his torical Press....
controversy."-United]
Frankfurt, Oct. 20.
The United Zones of Germany,
be regarded as closed by form-hus
sent over 5,000 tons
al denunciation. First, during manufactured goods as
of
repara-
the past 26 years, even tions to 11 nations, including in- orthodox Churchmen have tend-dia, during the first half
of
ed to approach with an open October, the fortnightly report of mitad certain aspects of re-the United States Military Gov. Bgious teaching which had ernment announced today. The previously been assumed with- goods came from 17 plants
out question.
the Zone-Icuter.
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WHAT DID THE LANDLORD SAY, ERICI
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ITS A WRENCH TO
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Mr. Harry Bourne, Communist Secretary in Bristol, said tonight
This the seventh attack on our premises in recent weeks, Windows
Air Crash
Survivors In Boston
backs a Jewish State, Irak la Britain's main source of oil.
Two hundred Spitfires are
to
be handed over to the Italians by:
the R.A.F.
Holland has told U.S. Score- tary of State Mr. Marshall she would be well pleased if ho chose General Elgenhower arbitrate in Indonesia,
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to
Inverchanel,
Posters In
London Tube
Stations
London, Oct. 19.
A
Why did Lord Britah Ambassador
A new type of poster appear- in Wush- Ington, fly hurriedly to Wash-ed on the platforms of Lon ington to see Mr. Marshall be- don's tube stations this week. In- fore Mr. Clayton's ship docked The Chinese Government
formation Office in New York?
have rented 100 poster sites from the Lon- America will halt fresh Soviet] don Transport Board and many expansion in any direction by millions of London' weekly pas- any means, sald an important sengers may now see attractive member of the State Department posters portraying scenes from to a British diplomat last week. everyday life In China. Despite the roars of the Russlan This is one of the projecta:
and large-scale man- in the recently launched eam- radio oeuvres in the Caucasus, Wash- paign aimed at building up Ington does not belleve that friendly relations between Soviet troops will cross the China and Britain by encourag- Peraian frontier, But
a Ing a wider knowledge of con-) "spontaneous” uprising Persian "democrats" would
of temporary Chinese life and' be thought amongst the British no surprise.
people...
A further service, started by *Stalin has a recipe, Take the Visual Ald Department of
Czech Polish 'conl,
heavy the Chinese Government Office within industry and Baltic porte. Pour formation to
In- tho
Hamm Speech Meanwhile, in London, young men and girls, members of the Revolu tionist Communist Party, fed cups of rea by friendly local residents, held the pitch of the British League of Ex-Servicemen (sald to include former members of Sir Oswald Moa. ley's British Union of Fascists) for 28. hours today.
League
listened supporters Jeffrey Hamm, potley maker of the in as much Swedish iron ore as Inst three months, supplies film League, who was bound over yester possible, Add a now canal strips and photographs to day on a charge of using insulting linking the Oder with the illustrato school lectares words at a previous Sunday meeting, Danube, and stir up the whole subjects covering many aspects on a platform a hundred yards away mixture hard for Five Years. of life in China. from their usual stand in East Lon. The result should be a great in- Another project is being, Sixty-two-passengers and flamm spoke for" over" an hour and dustrial bastion, eclipsing the planned in conjunction with Ruhr, guarding the Soylet's the B.B.C The Chinese televt- seven crew of the wrecked plane, was continually interrupted by the Bermuda Sky Queen.
sion programme broadcast by res-larke party of Communitts, He said most sensitive flank.
the B.B.C. a short while ago Lued in mid-Atlantic Inst that he was British and a Forcist. week, arrived at Boston today During his speech, a woman was
proved Buch
that & success atrested and taken to the States tation-Reuter.
police
more programmes are to fol- low within the next few weeks, the scripts for which are al- ready being prepared.
Boston, Oct. 19.
an board the United
weather ship Bibb.
They were all well and
in
good spirits as the ship reached | port,
All ships in Boston Harbour sounded their whistles In longed
pro-
ton.
New
Jiibb valute as the Blenmed in.
The Bibb halted at the
en-
trance to the harbour to plek up a welcoming party, led by Mr. J. B. Hynes, Mayor of Boston, and then headed for her dock.- Reuter,
NO VISAS FOR COMMUNISTS
Russia to-day has over four million men under arms. In 1939 she had one million.
"Comintern" Not
The Old Writ Large
Belgrade, Oct. 19,
The new Information Bureau of nine European Communist parties will begin its first discus- sions here before the end of November and possibly within' the next four 'weeks, it was learned reliably here today.
It was believed, however, interview here today that the that the information bullotin new Burenu boro any redem- to be published by the Bureau blance to the former Commun- will appear earlier, the first ist International..
London, Oct. 20. The United States Consulate in -Belgrade has refused transit visas
Issue containing' 'mainly the "Some Americans appear. toj to a group of young Yugoslavs clarations and other decisions the Comintern in 1943 was a texts of the resolutions, de- believe that the dissolution of going to Canada to attend * meeting of youth representatives, of the Conference in Poland at more whim of Stalin and in Belgrade Radio said tonight. which it was decided to set up any caso just bluff,” he said.
The reason given was that the the "Comintern."
"If they knew history at all United States did not grant visas
to Communists, the Radio said, the same Communist leaders, would know the dissolution of It was thought unlikely that and understood Marxism, they adding that only one of the de legation was a Communist Party member.-Router.
Bucharest, Oct, 19. The
English filmm comedian Charles Chaplin and the Ameri can negro singer Paul Robeson
who signed the resolution set the Comintern was historically ting up the Bureau, published inevitable.
on Oct. 6, will take part in the "The Comintern was a world Belgrado discussions.
party with a strong discipline. The new Information Bureau
"Inevitable"
M. Mosha Pijade, one of the is not a party, but an agree were elected to the honorary pre six Vice-Presidente of the ment among nine Communist idlum of the annual Congress of Yugoslav Praesidium (the parties to get together to in- Artists, and Writers which opened body which acts as President of form each other of their ac- here today--Associated Press. the Republic), denied in an tivities, and ponalbly to take joint decisions--if `ench party agrecs.
'M! IF THAT
GIRL'S A GYPSY. YOU CAN'T TELL ME SHE SLEEPS OUT-
EVEN IN THIS CLIMATE!
"No Bluff"
"The declaration makes this! clear, but the Weat apparently wants to read something else into t
The declaration and resolu- tion give all the reasons for the move and do not hide any. thing, but it is clear that peo pla who have the nerve to de- clara before the world that a country Uko Greece is the only free independent and demo- cratic nation in Eastern Eu- rope naturally cannot bellare that anyone else would speak] the truth. ENER
The West should learn to understand us and realise that| we do what we say and say! what wa, đó 6. Reuter..
on
The whole campaign has materialised out of a mutual desire on the part of Britain the and China to strengthen links of friendship between their peoples-LPS.
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