The Archive · 1940

Cannot Lightly Withdraw

What settlement of the agreement might be arrived at if Britain and the British Government sought refuge in the New World remains pure speculation, but the United States, by constructing American ramparts in lands now British, establishes vested interests from which it cannot lightly withdraw, The experts commented that economic cooperation with the area where the American flag will now be raised is virtually certain, whether at present or late The British islands and Newfoundland, if protected and fortified by the United States, also likely will be admitted into the United States eco nomic sphere, although logical, nothing immediately is contemplates which would interfere with the trade between these possessions and the mother c—United Press.

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