THE ALLIED WAR COUNCIL.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11400, 20 November 1917, Page 5

THE ALLIED WAR COUNCIL.

PRESIDENT WILSON’S ADHESION. LLOYD GEORGE FINDS AH ALLY. Received Nov. 20, ; 10 a.m. Washington, Nov. 10. 1 here is ."rent interest in despatches from Loudon announcing that Colonel House has received a cablegram from President Wilson stating that the United States considors unity of plan and control of the war essential if the United States’ resources are to bo used to the Lest advantage The cable also asked Colonel House to attend a meeting of the Supremo War Council. The New York Times' Washington •correspondent states that the message is most significant and important because it synchronises with the House of Commons debate. Tho Now York Times says at the moment politicians”aro seeking the downfall of Lloyd George for the advocacy of the War Council. President Wilson advocates the same thing. President "Wilson, says the Times, has done Mr Lloyd George a great service. Lord Northcliffe was vastlj' wrong when he tried to use tho United States’ attitude against Mr Lloyd George The success of tho Allied Council has now been assured on this historic day for Europe.