NO IMPERIAL CONFERENCE PLANNED YET
tffee. 30, 12.45) LONDON, April 20. Mr Churchill replied in the negative in the House of Commons to-day when, after complaints of incomplete and misleading information from Libya, Mr E. L. Granville asked: “Will the Prime Minister consider the appointment of a small Supreme War Cabinet composed of Ministers without departmental responsibility and also statesmen of the calibre of the Australian Prime Minister. Mr Menzies?” M'r Churchill said that at present there was no intention of assembling an Imperial war conference.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 66, Issue 102, 1 May 1941, Page 4
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