Evening star., 1933-06-18
BY F. G. VOSBURGH.

Copyright: 1888. by the Associated Press
WINDSOR, England, June liking
George v of England told Henry Nor
genthau, sr., an adviser to the Amer
lean delegation to the World Economic
Conference. today that he very much
appreciated President Roosevelt's ac-
ton in accepting part payment Of the
British war debt.
The sovereign also expressed the hope
Americans will cooperate to the fullest
extent in attacking the economic prob
lem.
At the same time the King expressed
the desire for a private talk with Sec
retary of State Hull, but the American
delegation chairman was nowhere to
be found, and representatives OF the
King hunted him all over the grounds
of Windsor Castle, where the delegates
were attending a garden party this
afternoon, without avail.
Previously Mr.. Hull and other Amer
ican delegates had been formally pre-
sented to the King and Queen.
Realizes Hull Is Busy.
When efforts to find Mr. Hull proved
futile. because he was apparently in a
remote section of the grounds or al
ready had left, the King asked his
secretaries to make an appointment for
him with the American leaders for
talk on Monday.
Il know Mr. Hull is very busy" Mr..
Morgenthau described the King as say
ing.
The distinguished New Yorker and
former American Ambassador to Tur-
key said he replied that Mr.. Hull was
not too busy to see the King"
The KING said hP nrefprred tn ta1k
to Mr.. Hull at the garden party to
avoid taking up the latter's time on
a day of work, when the conference
was meeting.
Interview Described.
Describing his informal talk with the
King in the historic setting of the cas-
tie grounds, Mr.. Morgenthau. who YVES
singled out among Americans for a
special conversation after the formal
handshaking was over. said:
The King remembered I represented
Great Britain in Turkey during the
war. (The United States never de-
clared war on Turkey. as did England
with the resultant withdrawal of her
envoy) He spoke very graciously
about it.
The King said the Presidents posi-
ton on the debt question was very
much appreciated. He spoke about the
| wheat problem and seemed to know a
great deal about It, He also spoke about
Secretary Hull and said he would like
to see him but supposed he was very
busy His representatives tried to fnd
Mr.. Hull, but he was not around.
The King is arranging an interview
with him for Monday He called over
a secretary and arranged it,"
King In Cutaway Suit
The King wore cutaway suit, as did
his guests and also talked informally
with former Prime Minister Lloyd
George and Premier Bennett of Canada
James A. Wilson OF Cincinnati,
| American Federation of Labor repre-
sentative, had a chat with Mr.. Lloyd
George. meeting him for the first time
since the Welshman headed the British
government IN war days.
1T takes great many conferences
to settle the world, doesn't it?" OBJ
served Mr.. Lloyd George who with Pres
ident Wilson and former Premier Glenn
enceau of France was leading figure
at the Versailles Peace Conference.
| Americans presented to the King and
| Queen were Secretary and Mrs Hull,
Mrs. Paul Hayes, former Gov. and Mrs.
| Cox, Senator Pittman, Representative
McReynolds and his daughter, Senator
Couzens and his wife. Ralph W. Nor
rison and Mrs. Bingham. wife Of the
American Ambassador.