Date (happened)
between 1914 and 1918
(probable)
passage 536547 (lecture nid 1305): 'in the 1st World War someone brought out the idea of monkey glands. The men who led the Allies in battle, like Clemenceau and Lloyd George... were subjecting themselves to transplants of monkey glands.'
Told / reported
13 November 1967
delivery claims d0 (catalog #388) and d1 (chrome dateline '11/13/67') on lecture nid 1305, both certain and agreeing.
Neville recounts, as an illustration, that during the First World War aging Allied leaders such as Clemenceau and Lloyd George underwent monkey-gland transplants while sending millions of younger men into battle.