The Archive · 1926

The Address to the King

Ca-operation the Watchword:

Spirit of Good-will London, Nov. 23.

The final resolutions' of the Con-[ference expressed the considered view of the delegates that not only the actual work done but the opportunity which. the Conference had Greater Freedom for Everybody] afforded for intimate consultation, and. strengthening of friendship uld be of the greatest importance promoting in all parts of pire unity of thought and operation in action.

The address to the King on the} conclusion of the Conference stated: "We have found in all our deliberations a spirit of mutual goodwill) and earnest desire for ce-operation promoting the prosperity of the several parts of the Empire. The foundation of our work has been sure knowledge that to ch of us, to all Your Majesty's subjects, operation is the abiding symbol and emblem of unity of the British or monwealth of nations."

The great value of the Conference. was expressed in the closing] speeches of the Prime Ministers, Mutual Understanding Mr, Mackenzie King, the Canadian'

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