The Archive · 1927

New York, Ape. 25

President Coolidge made an important speech on the foreign policy of the United States at the annual} dinner to-night of the United Press.

The President emphasized that) America was trying to promote a world policy of peace and goodwill based on a better understanding, through justice and fair dooli The President denounced mislead: ing attacks on the Government in its efforts to defend American rights when threatened or invaded in foreign. countries.

He expressed the! opinion that the Government had usually been too remiss rather than too active in supporting the lawful rights of its citizens abroad, Referring to China, President Coote doctored that culty was protection of American fives and property

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