Proposing the toast of France 3 a dinner of the United Association of Great Britain ang France this evening, Mr. Arthur Henderson, Foreign Secretary, reviewed Anglo-French relations. "He related how misunderstanding began first to be cleared away by the Anglo-French Entente. This salutary change had been greatly assisted by the institution of the League of Nations.
All through the early years of the League it was the French and British delegations which worked together to build it up. Differences of opinion. made no difference to their fundamental ce-operation.
Speaking of the forthcoming Five-Power Naval Conference, Mr. Henderson reealleq the following words used by Mr. Ramsay Mac-Donald, the Premier, when he was Premier in 1924, ina letter to M. Poincaré, the French. Premier: "The condition of Europe can only, T feel convinced, be remedied by Joint action between France and England undertaken with full for their "respective re-sand with wise regard
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