_Friendship London, Oct, "The British and American peoples. Jare friendly and great enough to thrash out-the question of disarma~ ment and, if they cannot agree, they will differ like friends and gentle~ men," declared the Premier, the Rt. Hon, Stanley Baldwin, in reference to the Geneva Naval Limitation Conference, in the course of an address at a dinner given in honour of the American Legionaries in the House Lords to-night, 'Mr, Baldwin said that a war between Great Britain and the United States was unthinkable, only on the ground of mntiment, but because it would stroy the whole vf a civilization which was worth preserving, 'The failure to reach an agreement' at Geneva, he declared, had not made the Japanese increase their: Naval Estimates, "President Coolidge," the Premier: ws far as T can learn, 18 behaving' like the statesman I be-Hieve him to be. When our text of the Naval Estimates. is presented, the world will know that we intention of building against,
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