NOLOTOV'S INCOGNITO
LONDON, June 11. "Mr. Smith from abroad" was M. Molotov's title while he was in Britain. He travelled round London in a closed car accompanied by armed police, and word went to sentries and officials that no questions were to be asked about the man who hurried in and out of No. 10 and the Foreign Office. j However. Mr. ChurchiU bus" invited j M Molotov to return i-is soon a? he l; n ?o thai he-1 can see t.h? poop It <>f Britain and be seen by ihem. The I Prune Minister also placed Chequers (the Prime Minister's country residence in Buckinghamshire) at M. Molotov's disposal.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 138, 13 June 1942, Page 5
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