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GERMANS CONFER.
SYMBOL OF DISPLEASURE
DEMOCRACIES’ ATTITUDE
(United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.) Received March 21, 8.5 a.m. LONDON, March 20.
Reuter’s Berlin correspondent understands that a conference between Herr Hitler and his Ministers debated whether to denounce the Anglo-German Naval Treaty. Apparently no decision was reached.
It is believed that Herr Hitler, realising it would be impossible immediately to build up a fleet beyond the treaty limits, favours an increase in the air force to show bis displeasure of tbe democratic reactions to bis latest conquest.
An Independent Cable Service message says that Berlin official quarters charge that the “economic ultimatum” to Rumania on March 18 was merely a London manoeuvre to disturb the current Rumano-German trade talks. GOEIUNG ON HOLIDAY AGAIN. Reuter’s Berlin correspondent says: It is understood that I 1 leld-Marslial Goering is going to Italy to-morrow to resume his holiday. This indicates that no immediate convocation ol the Reichstag is contemplated. Field-Mar-shal Goering will probably meet Signor Mussolini to explain at first-hand HenHitler's handling of the Czechoslovak situation.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 94, 21 March 1939, Page 7
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