A SUBSTANTIAL GIFT.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3475, 1 May 1920, Page 6

A SUBSTANTIAL GIFT.

NEW YORK, April 29. At an inter-church world movement. luncheon, Dr. Atkinson announced that he had received a. two million dollar pledge from Rockefeller, junr.

U.S. AND EUROPE

NE\V YORK, April 29.

' Speaking before the Chamber (if /Commerce annual meeting at. Atlantic City, Sir Auckland Geddes (British Ambassador to the ‘United States) declared that either the United States must go to Europe with help in a business way, or Europe would come to the United States to haunt the nation. Sir Aiuckland Geddes 'der:l-ared that thel British Empire had troubles, but they were small compared with European troubles. He said vast changes,‘ amounting to revolutin, occurred in England during the war, and that the; ultimate political power in l<}n;»;land; would rest in the hands of the workers. i Sir Auckland Geddes told the audience ' not to believe the reports of disagree-I ment existing between Englalnd, France, and Italy, adding that. he had attended many inter-Allied confer-I ences, and the reports of disagreement! were fantastic.