EUROPEAN PEACE
Sir John Simon’s Mission 'British Official Wireless.) RUGBY, Feb. 25. Replying to a Parliamentary question, Sir John Simon explained that His Majesty’s Government had inquired of the German Government whether they rightly understood that the object of the proposed meeting of British and German Ministers at Berlin would |>c to carry consultation a stage further on all matters referred to m (lie A nglij-l' rench communique. He had now received a reply Irow the German Government concurring in his description of the scope of the proposed meeting and inviting him to go to Berlin Im this purpose. His Majesty's Government considered that this was a useful suggestion and he hoped to visit Berlin very shortly, although the date and other details remained to be arranged. The French ind Italian Governments had approved the course of action proposed. hi reply to a supplementary inquiry. Sir John Simon said that the question of Ins visit to Moscow and other capitals to dismiss the European situation was still under consideration.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 64, 27 February 1935, Page 9
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