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Alber

Has Known

All Presidents
beginning with

Theodore Roosevelt

Outstanding Leaders
in Europe, Asia,
South America,

including—

Winston Churchill

Adolf Hitler

Benito Mussolini
Thomas Masaryk

Dr. Sun Yat-Sen

Soong Ching-Ling

Leon Trotsky

David Lloyd George
Baron Richard von Kuhlmann
Georges Clemenceau
General Hindenburg

Jan Christiaan Smuts
Neville Chamberlain
Prince William of Sweden
King George II of Greece
Princess Der Ling

Count Luckner

Admiral Horthy

Gustave Streseman
Eduard Benes

Manuel Quezon

Nearly All Leading
Writers, Artists, Scientists,
Public Officials of the

Past Thirty Years in
America and Europe

Louris J. ALBER

writer...

World Traveler

Lecturer

Management: Alber & Zwick, Inc., NB C Building, Cleveland, Ohio

 

 

WINSTON CHURCHILL AND LOUIS J. ALBER
in the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York

Churchill and Alber Together

B- this page are three photographs showing Mr.
Alber with the British Prime Méinister, when: he
toured him throughout the United States in 1931-32.
Above, the two are talking over plans for the tour,
following Mr. Churchill's recovery from an accident,
when he was struck by an automobile on Fifth Avenue.

Below and left, you see Churchill (center), surrounded
by secret-service men, as he is about to step on a train
in Detroit. Alber stands just back of him, and to
Allber’s left is Inspector Thompson of Scotland Yard, who
came to America as Churchill’s body-guard. Only a
few of the twenty detectives guarding him show in the
picture. Plots to assassinate the great statesman had
been unearthed by Scotland Yard and our own

secret service.
scribes some of these epi-
sodes in his lecture.

“The Irresistible Winston

Churchill”

NDER this title, Mr. Alber presents a colorful

word-picture of the British Prime Méinister.
Alber lived with Winston Churchill for nearly
four months, and has known him for twenty
years. His lecture is not only timely, it is witty,
dramatic, intimate without familiarity, folksy,
humorous, and inspiring—because England's man

of destiny is all these things.

Mr. Alber is no novice as a speaker; he has
addressed all types of audiences in most parts
of the United States and Canada. He has
what is known as ‘the popular touch,’’ but
achieves it without making compromises to good
taste and educational values. His presentation

is entertainment at its best.

The Des Moines, lowa, Chamber of Commerce
stated, after Mr. Alber’s address to one of the
“We feel that

we know the British Prime Minister personally

largest audiences of the year:

after hearing Mr. Allber’s colorful, inspiring,
and informing description of him."’ And know-
ing Winston Churchill helps one to understand
better our own foreign relations.

Alber de-

 

 

Churchill (center), protected from assas-

sination while on tour for Louis

(left and back of Churchil

)

. Alber

Below and right, are the
British Prime Minister (left),
Sir Ronald Lindsay, British
Ambassador to the United
States (center), and Louis J.
Alber, photographed as
they left the White House
following a call on Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover in
February, 1932.

Winston Churchill
Lindsay

on President Hoover.

(center), and Louis
leaving the White House after a call

 

(left), Sir Roland
J. Alber