Ambassador, in a speech at the Danquet of' the—English-Speukin Union frankly discussed the Ge Protocol. He intimated that Britain might go farther in ce-operation with other European Powers than the United States would with to go, in order to bring about a condition of confidence leading up to dise armament and peace, but "thix should not be construed as implying: any possibility of a clash between the two rear English-speaking Powers, which possibility the other nations of the worl must. yoully earn to consider ay we already con-yider it, as the one thing we will neither admit nor endure'
President Coolidge sent a mes sage to the gathering declaring that the sim of the Einglish-Speaking. goodwill mn between Union to promote sentiments of
deserved all of State, Mr. a similar message,
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