WEMBLEY’S FUTURE.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION MOOTED. JOINT ENTERPRISE BY OLD AND NEW WORLDS. London, Dec. 24. Though the future of Wembley is still undecided, important tentative inquiries have been received from American sources, based on the idea of preserving the site and buildings for an Anglo-American or even more comprehensive international exhibition in 1930 for which it is proposed to form a company comprised of the guarantors of the Empire Exhibition, who will receive scrip to the amounts of their present liability. The scheme will necessitate the guarantors forgoging any reduction of their liabilities by the sale of Wembley. It is suggested that the Locarno Treaty has created a favourable atmosphere for an international exhibition, and that Wembley might afford an opportunity for a joint enterprise by the United States of America and the “United States of Europe.”—(2k. and N.Z.)
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVI, Issue 12, 28 December 1925, Page 7
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