BRITAIN AND AMERICA
CANADA’S IMPORTANT POSITION QUALIFIED TO ACT AS INTERPRETER. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright OTTAWA, January 4. Mr PJbilip Korr, a former secretary to Mr Lloyd George, addressing the Canadian Club, said that Canada was best qualified to act as an interpreter between Britain and the United States. It was Canada that made the Washington Disarmament Treaty possible. Canada had signed the treaty and the covenant to the League of Nations, and had expressed approval of the Locarno Pact.; therefore she assumed responsibility in protecting world peace. Mr Kerr expressed the opinion that if Britain and the United States had appointed delegates of similar calibre to those at the Washington Conference the Geneva Disarmament Conference might have had different results.
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Evening Star, Issue 19757, 6 January 1928, Page 5
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120BRITAIN AND AMERICA Evening Star, Issue 19757, 6 January 1928, Page 5
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