BRITISH ENVOY IT THE CHANCELLERY.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 203, 29 August 1939, Page 10

BRITISH ENVOY IT THE CHANCELLERY.

BRIEF REPORT. Message From Britain Given To The Fuehrer. NAZI CABINET ATTENDS. L'nlted Ptphs Association.—Copyright. (Received 3 p.m.) BERLIN", August 29. The only official communique .so far issued states: The Fuehrer received Sir Nevilo Henderson at the Chancellery in the presence of Hcrr von Ribbentrop. The Ambassador conveyed to the Fuehrer a communication from the British Government. The Exchange Agency Berlin correspondent says that after returning to the Embassy Sir Nevilc Henderson immediately made contact with Loudon l>y telephone. Herr Hitler simultaneously conferred with his advisers. Sir Neville Henderson arrived at the Chancellory riding in a large limousine Hying the British flag. The huge doors of the courtyard swung open and admitted him, and were promptly cloaed. A guard of honour accorded him a ruffle of drums as ho stepped from hi* car and was shown in to Herr Hitler. Herr von Ribbentrop participated in ] the Interview and Dr. Paul Schmidt acted as interpreter. Marshal (ioering and Herr Hess, the deputy-Fuehrer, attended the Chancellery, where the remainder of the Cablnot eventually assembled.

The French Ambassador, M. Coulondrr had conferred with .Sir Neville Henderson before he left the BTltiah Embassy