Mr. Churchill, addressing Winant, said the latter may carry away from the luncheon a renewed sense "of our resolve to march forward in harmony with the great American Democracy until we have broken a path clear through."
Mr. Churchill emphasized that it was noteworthy that the strongest organizations of capital and Jabour in Britain should unite in welcoming Mr, Winant, I is explained by the high tradi tion which the Ambassador "to the United States hes always held and it fs explained also by the gravity of the struggle in which we are eng aged, but above all, it is explained by your own special' personality and the services you have rendered Join the movements of Inbour and industry throughout the world," Mr, Churchill said,
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