ATTACK ON AMERICA
BY BRITISH ADMIRAL
GOOD PAITH QUESTIONED
NO INTENTION OF REDUCING [ ARMAMENTS
(By Electrlo Telegraph—Copyright) (Australian & N.Z. Cable Association) LONDON, 11th Jan. Rear-Admiral Ernest A. Taylor, who commanded the Renown on two voyages with the Prince of Wales, made a remarkable attack on America in a speech in London. He declared: "The sooner America knows we are not going to be humbugged, the better. Make no mistake about my words, T am attacking America. One can only hope America will abandon her attitude. If we and the United States could only pull together, we could rule the world and enforce peace. I believe the whole of the armaments conferences convened by America is a political stunt. I do not believe America went into it meaning to reduce armaments."
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 13 January 1928, Page 5
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