British Statesman Finds Pattern for Own Policy (London, Dec. 1.
Mr. Anthony Eden, former British Foreign Secretary, is to sail for the United States in the Normandie on Saturday, it was learned here today. It is understood that he hopes to see President Roosevelt while in the United States.
It was also learned that Mr. Eden intends to make a careful study of general working conditions and new housing projects while in the United States. Especial attention will be paid to welfare centres. This has inspired the belief among his acquaintances that Mr. Eden wants to Obtain extensive first-hand knowledge of general economic and living conditions in the United States.
Observers point out that the three-point "new deal" outlined by the British statesman in recent speeches throughout England markedly resembles President Roosevelt's Ameri-pean "New Deal" as it has developed to date.
Mr. Eden's "new deal" includes a foreign policy based upon respect for international treaties, an adequate rearmament programme, and improvement of the standard of living of the common people.
Arriving in New York on December 8, Mr. Eden is to speak toa convention of industrial leaders and manufacturers the following day.—United Press.
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