Me. Willkie, however, gain advocated "all but"
American ald! for Britain, Me. Willkie conferred with the President at the While House fora halt hour, The President wished me bon voyage and we discussed the Buropean situation in general," Mr, Willkie told newsmen' outside the White House.
He. described the note carrying to" Mr, Churchill Sonal and not " formal. introduction from President Roosevelt. He said the letter was "addressed to. "Mr, Churchill" and that the envelope was Inscribed by the President Tead. "lo a Cerlain" Naval Person, Kindness of W. Wilkie.
Mr, Willkie told the press that}
ment with ent yesterday id made 0, dafnite arrange report his" observations" to. the White House upon his return from the British Isles—United Press,
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