AMERICAN TOUR
MR LLOYD GEORGE. STARTS.
Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.
LONDON, September 30. Mr Lloyd George had a cordial sendoff from Waterloo, recalling the days of his Prime Ministership. His words wore: “ I much appreciate your kindness and goodwill in seeing mo off the premises. Look after tho Old Country. 1 am going to Canada first, as I owe a duty to tho dominions. As an old war-time Minister I have to thank them for the magnificent help they gave, without which we might not nave pulled through.”—A. and N.Z. Cable.
LONDON, September 50.
(Received October 1, at 10.30 a.rn.)
Mr Lloyd George on the eve of his departure for a month’s visit to Canada and the United States, said that ho was not going as a missionary or “ bootlegger,” but to tell the dominions how grateful Britain felt at the way in which they had rallied to the flag during war, and had helped at critical moments. —lieu tor.
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Evening Star, Issue 18394, 1 October 1923, Page 5
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