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in any war under any circumstances. At 10.40 FLYNN introduced REVEREND JOHN HAYNES HOLMES to close the meeting with a benediction. This turned out not to be ame a prayer but the reading of an alleged letter from an Englishwoman to Pres asked the President to persuade England to make peace. (The REVEREND EDWARD L.4qHUNT, founder of the AMERICAN GOOD WILL UNION had opened: the meeting with an invication.) Before closing the meeting with a repetition of the singing of the Star Spangled Banner FLYNN read a long telegram from SENATOR WHEELER " who tonight ‘is right on the firing line speaking at Minneapolis." Throughout the me. ting copies of (SCRIBNERS COMMENTATOR I noticed at least half a dozen of individuals whose faces were distinctly familiar tron fiowrit rans and CHRISTIAN FRONT MEETINGS last year; some of them functioned as ushers. \ One ROYNATWELL - a smooth publicity expert of about 50-was in charge of press relations in the hall. The Jo moLo PRESS SERVICE was represented by two reporters; this is the first time they were at the press The crowd inside the hall was sof miacie class and