MR LLOYD GEORGE
AMERICAN "FROG R AMME. (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association!) NEW YORK, September 18. The New York “Times’s” Washington correspondent learns from a White House spokesman that President Coolidge expects to see Mr. Lloyd George should he come to Washington on ,his forthcoming visit to America. The spokesman further declared that the President deemed it unthinkable for Mr. Lloyd George to be in Washington without calling at White House. This emphasis has strengthened in official circles a belief that President Coolidge means to confer with Mr. Lloyd George exhaustively concerning European conditions, with a view to more active participation in foreign affairs, especially since the collapse of President Coolidge’s tentative plan for an aircraft limitation conference. It is felt hero that Mr. Lloyd George’s analysis would be authoritative enough on which to base a programme of American co-operation.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 September 1923, Page 5
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