Washington, May 22.
Well-informed foreign diplomats here are advising their Governments thay they believe President Roosevelt may make a special trip to London this year to return the state visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth, it was authoritatively learned today.
White House sources disputed the report, while State Department officials disclaimed any knowledge that such a trip was even contemplated. Nevertheless, officials pointed cut that state visits are customarily returned.
All sources agreed that Their Ma-jostles would personally ask President Roosevelt and his family to be their guests in England.
It is obvious that President Roosevelt could not make the trip unless Congress adjourns. This caused diplomats to speculate whether he could travel to England in September or October.
Some informed foreign Embassies said that they had heard reports that if President Roosevelt makes a trip to London, Mr. Neville Chamberlain's Government might use the occasion io attempt an international cent ence to consider outstanding European disputes.—United Press.
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