TALKS IN LONDON
FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES AMERICAN UNDERSTANDING LONDON, May 7 The American "roving ambassador," Mr. Norman Davis, who is also President Roosevelt's personal representative at the Coronation, called on the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Eden, at the Foreign Office to-day. This was their third meeting in a week. The Australian Associated Press political correspondent claims to have been informed that the discussions related to a desire by the United States for a trade agreement between Britain anil her Dominions and America. Responsible opinion in London is strengthening toward a far-reaching Anglo-American understanding—political besides economic. An official announcement in Vienna states that the Secretary of State, Dr. Schmidt, who is officially representing Austria at the Coronation, will discuss political subjects with Mr. Eden and M. Delbos, French Foreign Minister.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22724, 10 May 1937, Page 9
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