London, Mar. 13, Mr. D, Lloyd, George' told the "News-Chronicle" to-day that Intends to protest to the Civil List Committee because no funds hav been set aside for the Duke of Windsor.
"It will be scandalous," Mr. Lloyd George told the newspaper, "it the former King is omitted, He abdicat~ ed in order not to make. it dimeult for the reigning king. To make no provision for him....would be the height of meanness..... There touch of vindictiveness about it"
The newspaper reported that Mr. Winston Churchill, who defended th former King during the Constitu tional crisis, shares Mr. Lloyd George's opinion concerning " the Civil List provisions—United Press.
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