BRITONS AND AMERICANS
COMMON INSPIRATION PRESERVATION OF PEACE (British Official. Wireless.) Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright RUGBY, April 28.. The United States Ambassador in London (Mr R. W. Bingham) again emphasised in a speech here the joint concern of Britons and Americans in preserving peace, ■■ The peoples, of both the UnitedJ3tates.and the British Cony monwealth valued beyond price their heritage of justice, liberty, and freedom under the law, and these things bound them together. He recalled the recent words of President Roosevelt, in which he paid it could not be too often emphasised that mutual interest in world peace was a common inspiration between the two nations.
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Evening Star, Issue 22636, 30 April 1937, Page 9
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