London, Nov. 17.
The recent rnggestion of Lord Cecil in the House of Lords that Ja_new way of approaching limita tion of ing of negotiations between Britain the United States with a view to the conclusion of a biliteral agreement has found response in Washington.
The Washington correspondent of the New Yerk "Herald-Tribune"" learns that President Coolidge, while doubting whether the plan could be worked out, has expressed wgness to explore the mat-tain cares to take the
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