Few Christian conferences have so struck the hearts and imaginations of churchmen everywhere as did the Malvern Conference of the Church of England, with its bold blueprint for a just and Christian post-war society (TIME, Jan. 20). Last week Malvern came to the U. S. The Church League for Industrial Democracy, the liberal, social-action group of the Episcopal Church, met at New Haven, spent its entire annual meeting discussing the Malvern resolutions in the light of U. S. needs.
Not so distinguished an assembly as Malvern, which was convened by the Archbishop...
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