BRITAIN & GERMANY
GOODWILL AND EXPULSIONS. (British Official Wireless], RUGBY, August 16. A party of civic dignitaries, led by the Lord Mayor of Stoke-on-Trent (Mr. J. H. Daleq) left London on Saturday for Germany on a mission of goodwill. They will also study municipal activities. LONDON, August 17. With reference to its representation at Berlin, “The Times,” states that Mr. Ebutt was about to depart for leave when the hubbub began. The usual arrangements were already made for carrying on the work of his office during his holiday. These temporary arrangements stand. Meanwhile, “The Times” assures readers that no correspondent will ever be sent to Berlin under the restrictions apparently desired by the German authorities ,and German activities for good or evil will continue to be faithfully recorded, and, if necessary, criticised.
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Grey River Argus, 19 August 1937, Page 2
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