The Senate Foreign Relations committee today was to consider resolutions for repeal of the Johnson Act and investigation of British, credits There is little chance for Senate action, however. on either of the solutions at this session of Congress Senaton George said.
Senator George also announced, after conferences President Roosevelt and Mr. Cordell Hull, the Secretary of State, that he was "in general agreement with the President and the State Department on int national policy."
The question of further aid to Britain. in the form of credits, was not included in his conversations with President Roosevelt, Senator George said.
Lojd Lothian, the British' Ambas-sadd to Washington. was said to have brought up the subject of British its during conferences on: Monday with the President.—United: Press.
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