The Archive · 1941

For US. Soon

Talks with Roosevelt May Prove Productive London, Mar. 15.

At the conclusion of his visit Britain, which will shortly be Mr, Menzies, the Australian Prime Minister, will possibly be able to fulfil his hope of visiting America on his homeward trip.

Australia has many problems in common with the United States, and Mr. Menzies could discuss with President Roosevelt such questions as those of shipping and bases, Mr. Menzies stay in Britain has [been very valuable, not only to Australia, but to members of the War Cabinet, of which he has been a member during his visit.—Reuter,

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