NEW WESTERN PACT
THREE POWERS TO CONTINUE EFFORTS (BBITISn OFFICIAL WIKBLESS.i RUGBY, May 31. The meetings at Geneva last week afforded a fresh opportunity to the Foreign Ministers of Great Britain, France, and Belgium to review the state of negotiations for a new Western agreement. As is known, all three Governments attach the greatest importance to bringing the discussions, which have been in tram now for more than a year, to a successful conclusion, and it was agreed to press on with efforts to this end. Reports which have appeared, suggesting that as a result of the Geneva talks, Mr R. A. Eden (Britain) had undertaken some special responsibility for this purpose on behalf of the other parties concerned, are understood to be without foundation
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22108, 2 June 1937, Page 9
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