PRESS OPINION
GERMANY AND AIR- AGREEMENT
(Pei British Official Wireless.>
RUGBY, February 16
Although the conciliatory tone of the German reply to the February 3 communique is fully recognised, the press genernly are critical of this substance, which in certain respects is regarded as vague and imprecise.
It is emphasised in most newspapers that the projected air convention, to which the Gorman Government devotes most attention, belongs essentially to the regional security system of Western Europe, while for a general settlement, regional systems were considered in the Anglo-French eonvercations to lie no less essential elsewhere in Europe. Tn reference to the suggestion that the British Government should enter into a direct exchange of views with the German Government, on the subject, of air convention, the newspapers point out that in any case there must first he a consultation with the French Government, which was provided for in the. communique. These consultations will probably be conducted through the ordinary diplomatic channels.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 February 1935, Page 5
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