PEACE IN THE WORLD
Aim Of British-American Co-operation Movement CLOSER UNDERSTANDING Dominion Special. Service. AUCKLAND. November 8. Closer friendship and understanding between the British Empire and the United States as'a means of ensuring eventual world peace were advocated bv Mr. Conrad F. Hurley, Sydney, seeretarv of the Australian section vf Hie British-American Co-operation M ovement who arrived by the flying-bo.it Aotearoa to join the American Clipper for Los Angeles. By those who had started the movement in Sydney over throe yeais ago it was felt that close understanding and co-operation between the peoples of the two groat democracies would have such an Influence on the rest of the world that peace would be practically guaranteed, he said.. As a beginning this idea had been fostered in Australia and there were now branches in several State capitals. About two months ago a New Zealand section bad been successfully inaugurated at Wellington, and it was hoped to extend the movement to other centres.
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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 39, 9 November 1940, Page 10
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