SIR RONALD LINDSAY
PRESENCE IN LONDON
STRICTEST SECRECY
LONDON, 7th February. The, "strictest secrecy is being' observed concerning the Cabinet consultations with the British Ambassador to the United States, Sir Bonald Lindsay, who has .arrived in London. It is believed that the British view will be ready at the end of the week for communication to the Ambassador, who will return to the United States and convey it personally to the Presidentelect, Mr. F. D. Eoosevelt.
PARIS, 7th February.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 32, 8 February 1933, Page 7
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