CAUSE OF PEACE
BRITAIN AND AMERICA COMMON PRINCIPLES [ British Official Wirelaaa.) RUGBY, March 19. Speaking at the Pilgrims’ dinner to the new American Ambassador, Mr. J. P. Kennedy, Lord Halifax said that in spite of the difficulties and dangers Britain had tried to steer a straight course in the light of principles which were equally valued by the United States Government. Mr. Cordell Hull's eloquent definition of the methods by which the cause of law and justice could be supported and peace brought to the distracted world, would find a ready acceptance in the hearts of all English-speaking peoples.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 68, 22 March 1938, Page 7
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