WORLD PEACE.
SCOPE FOR ANGLOAMERICAN CO-OPERATION. A VITAL FRIENDSHIP. (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION—BY XI#ECTAXO TILEG3U.PH—COTTRIGHT.) (Received April loth, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, April 14. In the prescnco of the Prince of Waies, Lord Derby and other notables, Mr Andrew Mellon (United States Ambassador), speaking at the Pilgrims' dnmer, reviewed the world situation. He added that Britain and America together represented a great centripetal foice in a world which was tending to tly apart. They must leave nothing undone to strengthen it, not only guarding friendship as sacred and vital, but by co-operating with all the othor nations to achieve again world's peace and economic well-being. Kellorrg, who arrived at Plymouth )Vi tt lnG J"'can Secretary of State i- f k- Stiinson) expressed the bei j le IVOI 'W depression had ended, and that a new era of prosperity nns gradually dawning in the United t.tates, but business must be placed on an economic basis and expenses reduced in order to prevent high taxation.
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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20523, 16 April 1932, Page 15
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