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MR ROOSEVELT’S HINT TO MR MACDONALD WAR DEBTS QUESTION
(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright)
NEW YORK, 9th February.
The “New York Times” political correspondent states that observers returning from Warm Springs report that Mr Roosevelt is not trusting wholly to Sir Konald Lindsay to convey his debt ideas to the British Government and has been in personal communication with Dir MacDonald regarding a proper approach to negotiations. It is understood Mr Roosevelt is very anxious to have Mr MacDonald come to America as a delegate and hinted to him that “ministerial silence" in London would be a great benefit in the final settlement. This coincides with a rumour that Dir Roosevelt is exerting pressure to halt congressional statements.
It is noted that Democrats have been unusually reticent recently.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 10 February 1933, Page 5
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