Referring to the hour he had spent with Mr. Bevin, Mr. Willkie said: "He is a grand' fellow. We liked each other so much that 1 made him late for a Cabinet meeting. Our: talk was about labour conditions {n England and production in England—what ie "being done and will jone."
Dealing with his visit to the devastated area in the City, Mir. Willkie described the Guildhall as a "terrible sight, with all historic treasures." Once he spoke bitterly when he rethe devastation round St.
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