International Bulletin / The BulletinThe Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 14, 21 October 1963Church Commissionors do well
The Bulletin Vol. 3, No. 14, 21 October 1963 · pp. 5-6 of the scan · 93 words
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The report of the committeo appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1962 to examine the work of the Church Commissioners for England was published October 2lst, The committee under the chairmanship of Lord Monckton reported that the total income of the Church Commissicners had risen from £7.6m. in 1948-49 to £16.4m. in 1961-62, while the capital velue of all assets had’ risen to over £300m, Last year income was up by nearly £770,000 to £17,162,598; gross income from Stock Exchange investments rose by £222,019 to £9,215,294, Rentals rose £37,435 to £5,676,102,
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