Evening star., 1944-04-17
Close Ties Of Allies
Seen by Archbishop
As Only Curb 10 War
By HAROLD n. ROGERS.

BY HAROLD B. ROGERS.
Warning that the horrors of war
will scourge mankind again unless
the Allies keep close together" the
Most Rev. and Right Hon. Cyril
Forster Garbett, Archbishop OF
York, today said the united spirit
of the English people was like cold
STEEL determined to fight on until
the "Nazi power is smashed in
Europe and the Japanese tyranny in
the East"
There is neither political nor re-
ltgious division among the British
people so far as prosecution of the
var is concerned, he assured the
National Press Club at luncheon.
do not be misled by an occasiona
difference of opinion on some do.
r1estic ISSUE" he admonished. "This
does not affect national unity. There
Is no religious division on this: The
leaders of the different churches
have spoken with one voice on their
conviction that Naziism is funda-
mentally opposed to all our Chris
tan ideals.
Cites Cardinal Hinsley.
."I need hardly remind you of the
outspoken utterances of one who was
both a great prince of the Roman
Catholic church and a great patriot,
Cardinal Hinsley. He spoke both
for the British people and the men,
bers of his own church, when he
denounced the brutality of the Axis
bowers"
THE archbishop reported an "in-
creasing interest in world affairs"
among the British people, saying
the old insularity has broken
down"
I'VE know" he added, that we
must Cooperate with other nations
i the world is to be saved from
another war. There is a great de-
sire that we should continue to CO.
operate with the United States.
There is q deep interest in Russia
and the desire that we should also
cooperate with her"
.Praising Prime Minister Churchill
as "a great war leader" the arch
bishop said he had inspired the
whole nation"
"a Broadcasts From Cathedral.
The people, he said, were imbued
with sense of urgency" because
delay in victory would mean pro
Ongation of suffering"
In radio address over Columbias S
Church of the Air" yesterday, the
archbishop warned that "the old
world is strewn with the wrecks of
civilization which once were
mighty" and added, I'VE shall fail
again and even more miserably if
we leave God out"
He spoke from Washington
Cathedral, where he will participate
Wednesday in the conservation of
DR.. Angus Dun, formerly of Cam
bridge, Mass, as the fourth Bishop
OF Washington.
Later in another sermon at the
4 pm. evensong service at the Ca
thedral attended by about 5000. the
archbishop declared, MY taking
part in the conservation of DR.. Dun
will be another proof of the close
and loving fellowship which unites4
Christians in the worldwide Anglican
Communion"
Praising the splendid cathedral"
as noble shrine of worship" the
English prelate predicted that
when completed "it will be one of
the great cathedrals of Christen-
dom"
Leaders Expected Today.
The Right Rev. Henry K. Sheriff.,
bishop Of Massachusetts, who will
deliver the conservation sermon, was
expected today. The Right Rev.
Henry st. George Tucker, presiding
bishop Of the Episcopal Church,
and others also from New York
headquarters were expected.
Clergy of the Washington diocese
including those from nearby Mary
land counties, will gather at IL m.
tomorrow at Bethlehem Chapel.
where they will be addressed by the
Archbishop of York.
Bishop-elect Dun will launch into
busy program the day after his
conservation. He will confirm a
class of candidates at 8 pm. Thurs
day at Our Church of the Saviour
IN Brookland.
Next Sunday, as the new Bishop
OF Washington, DR.. Dun will preach
and confirm class at II am. at
st. Pauls Episcopal Church, Rock
Greek Parish. He will confirm
another class at pm. Sunday at
st. Patrick's Chapel, on Foxhall
road.