SALVATION ARMY
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LEGAL MAX’S STATEMENT
LONDON, Feb. 15
General Booth, for the greater part of tin; day. had a conference with his solid tors.
One of the latter said: “The General does not intend handing over his trusteeship without a struggle.’’ Meanwhile the Army High Council lors are returning to their various (•miniTies. Niue left to-day, and others were Lo do .so during the weekend.
Arrangement are being made for a great welcome to General Higgins at the Clapton Hall on Monday.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 February 1929, Page 6
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