Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1929, Page 6

i B @ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1929. COUNGL T HEAR BRANELL BOTH Salvation Army Leaders De- . cide to Allow Defense on I Fitness Question. By the Associated Press. LONDON, February 1.—Formal de- cision to hear a representative of Gen. Bramwell Booth on the question of his fitness to remain as commander-in-chief | of the Salvation Army was made by the army’s high council in a meeting here this morning. ‘The decision took the form of a res- Plution. When tne action 1t contem- ?I:m = concluded the high court will have rectified the mistake it made, ac- cording *» the chancery court, in the first place, waen it adjudged the com- mander unfit without giving him a chance to be heard. ‘The Daily Express today said that | Gen. Booth had sent the army's high | council a second letter. This letter, while its contents were held secret, the paper said, contained | an offer which might have an important bearing on any future action of the| council. A copy of the'létter was sent to the | Army Press, for distribution as a sup- | ;élemem to the current issue of W-r‘i Ty. | The story in the Express followed an | interview given yesterday by Commis- sioner Catherine Booth, eldest duuzhu-r‘ of Gen. Booth, in which she suggested | that her father and the high council might yet come to an agreement con- cerning the administration. Persistent reports that Gen. Booth ‘would make a dramatic appearance in | London to meet the council and argue his case before it, seemed today to lack substantiation. It was said that the journey from Southwold, where he is keeping to his sick bed, was quite out «of the question. Further litigation was declared to be inevitable today In the event the coun- cil should decide again to depose the general. For those who find it inconvenient " to come downtown We Offer a FREE Home ngonstration Atwater Kent . Radio Just Phone North 790 Liveral T'erms An;cngd MONARC Radio Shop 18th & L Sts. N.W. 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