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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12533, 20 April 1935, Page 5

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INDICTMENT OF GERMANY. ■ HITLER’S LAST-MINUTE MOVE, WILL GERMANY NOW ISOLATE : v ■ HERSELF. ' (U.P.A. l)y Elec. Ter. Copyright.) (Received April 19, 8 p.m.) ■' LONDON, April 18. The Daily Telegraph’s 'diplomatic, correspondent''at Geneva reveals'that, half-an hour before the vote on the resolution, the German Government endeavoured to secured lii.edification; of‘the resolution .on the lines' urged by Denmark, namely, elimination of, all reference to' the' name’ Germany. “Word reached Geneva from the Wilhelmstrassb that if the Council adopted the resolution as it stood President Hitler would decline to on ter any form of international negotiation with other Governments. It remained to be seen- whether this threat will be carried out. If it is; Germany will deliberately 'have adopted a policy of complete isolation.

HITLER FRAMING REPLY TO EX-ALLIES. (U.P.A. bv Elec. Tel. Copyright.! j (Ree. April 19. 11 p.m.) BERLIN. April 19. President Hitler is conferring with EfNeurath and General Ribbe'ntrop at Munich and l is reported to be issuing' Germany’s’answer to tad Geneva resolution on Saturday.' • CZECHS .MAKE PACT WITH RUSSIA. (Roc. April 19 11 p.m) GENEVA, April 19. 31. Bent's informed the Little? Entente's permanent coundi that Czccho-Slovakia. had agreed to a mutual assistance pact, with Russia on the lines of the Rranco.-Russian pact. The council approved it as bqing in conformity with the Little Entente’s policy for consolidation of peace.