New York, Jan. 5.
No British Ambassador ever spoke more frankly to an American audience than Lord Lothian did in Chicago, says the "New York Times" today, His speech, the newspaper asserts, represents a striking democratization and humanization of British policy, and it harmonizes with the policy enunciated by President Roosevelt on Wednesday. Lord Lothian, like President Roosevelt, adds the "New York Times," saw no hope for a lasting settlement without American participation in the peace.—Reuter.
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