ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS.
. ♦ .•, ■ ■ ■.• ■ NEW YORK, July 21. . ■ Sir Auckland Geddes, British Ambassador, speaking at Asheville holiday resort, North Carolina, said :' "There is < no need for our nations to gaze suspiciously .at each other, but there is every need for the world that they.' should regard one another with mutual respect and understanding. The mass of British people are- very much what they have always been, only now the , political powers are more widely diffused.—A. and N.Z.O.A.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15274, 23 July 1920, Page 3
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