“The first American to meet me on arrival, the man who examined —or did not examine—our luggage for customs, towards the end of the proceedings asked me to sign a form in a particular place. I asked what that was for. He said: ‘That is for my private file—l want your autograph.’ His assistant expressed the hope that I would make many speeches on Security. I said I would not make many. He said: ‘Don’t let them talk you down; I’m all for it’.” —From a 8.8. C. recording of a recent London meeting at which Sir William Beveridge spoke.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 22 November 1943, Page 3
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