PEACE OF THE WORLD.
ROLE FOR UNITED STATES. CO-OFERATION WITH EMPIRE. SIR ESME HOWARD'S PLEA. By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyright. (Received 7.55 p.m.} Renter. NEW YORK. Feb. W. The British Embassador to the Cnited States, Sir Esuio Howard, in a speech at. Nashvilie, Tennessee, expressed his belief that America can do vnu::h to help in the aim of settlement of peace abroad, without in any way undertaking dangerous commitments Mr the. future. Sir Esme said: " America lies outside the hurricane belt, and Britain would welcome her co-operation in all matters in which she feels able to co-operate without damaging her own interests. A great- feeling is growing in England and in the Dominions that nothing on earth would help so much toward a. settlement of the difficult questions arising in Europe and in other part:; of the world, as the knowledge that the. United States and the. British Empire are standing together for peace," concluded the Ambassador.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18949, 21 February 1925, Page 9
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