ANGLO-GERMAN PRESS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23411, 29 July 1939, Page 13

ANGLO-GERMAN PRESS

RECIPROCAL articles LORD KEMSLEY'S PLAN CONFERS WITH HERR HITLER (Received July 28. 5.5 p.m.) ' BAYREUTH. July 27 The British newspaper proprietor Lord Kemsley, to-day visited Herr Hitler and .Discussed with him the possibility of Publishing German articles in the British press in return for the publicalon of British .articles in the German press. ' TT^ ameS Berry, first Baron Kemsley, was born in Wales in 1883, &nd educated ' privately. His elder rother William, became one of the greatest newspaper owners in Britain, ®nd was raised to the peerage as Lord Umrosc. The two founded the Adver- , ising World, later selling out at a ''andsome profit. Subsequent transacJvjj? °f the two brothers involved 11 ions of pounds, nnd they became owerful rivals to Lord ltothemere, rY Slr npr ."°f ; the Dai| .V Mail and thr. T? i Pr ?r. v V KMa ' P a .Pers. They bought shin -ii { e '°7 ln Ph in 1927 in partnercam V Lord Jliffc. James Berry beJ ° r<l Kemsley in 1936. d was seini-oflicially stated in ""'in on Monday that Lord Kemsley, I"" 13 now the head of Allied News6er»rrsr , I ' imi t°d. and director of Hal! <! ? t ' ,o, .'-. il,,, nential. British jourtion W °c l:1 ii v,t 't ((, 'ty at the invitaDietnVk P rGSS oliief. Dr. ' - l< ? discuss an exchange of f and dLi Ivlns - the respective British 41110 German points of view.