THE LEAGUE
| BRINGING GERMANY BACK MR CHAMBERLAIN'S HOPE HITLER-HALIFAX TALKS I ‘ fUiiUml I’n-'SH An<oiM:i.iion~R.v Electric Telograpli -(,'upy right 1 (Received 17th November, 9.15 run ) LONDON, 1 (sth November. The diploma lie correspondent of the "Daily Mail” says that uppermost in Mr Neville Chamberlain's mind in connection with the HillcrII all fax talks is (he possibility of an agreement bringing Germany hack into the League and uniting (lie big Powers in peace purposes, for which, it is understood, Mr Chamberlain is prepared to agree to revision of the League, Ihc crasion of the German war guilt clauses, and an alteration of the mandatory system governing former German colonics. (Received 17th November, 9 a.m.) LONDON, 16th November. Lord Halifax is due to arrive at j Berlin at 8.43 a.m. to-morrow. He will I not be accompanied by any official from | the Foreign Office. He may go to Obersalzberg in the i evening for a talk with Herr Hitler on I Thursday, but it is considered most [ likely that the talk will take place on Friday. At any rate his visit is exi pected to last four days. | (Received 171 h November, 10.40 a.m.) LONDON, 16lh November. I Lord Halifax, Lord President of the ; Council, had a final long talk with Mr ! Anthony Eden, foreign Minister, beI fore his departure for Germany.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 17 November 1937, Page 7
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