 Beaverbrook became responsible for propaganda in Allied and neutral countries and Lord Northcliffe (owner of the "Daily Mail" and "The Times") became Director of Propaganda with control of propaganda in enemy countries.Beaverbrook established the British War Memorials Committee within the Ministry, on lines similar to the earlier Canadian war art scheme, but when he established a private charity that would receive income from BWMC exhibitions, it was regarded as a conflict of interest and he dropped the scheme.Beaverbrook had a number of clashes with the Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour over the use of intelligence material.