MAN FOR THE JOB
DR STRESEMANN’S RETURN
United Press Assn—By Electric Telegraph—Copvright. BERLIN, November 5.
Looking surprisingly well after his long illness. Dr Stresemann has returned to Berlin to resume the Foreign Office to-morrow, but arrangements made to relieve him of details will enable him to concentrate upon important decisions awaiting his attention. Even the Nationalists who fought bitterly Stresem aunts share of Locarno, welcome his return as the man best fitted to cope with current problems, but they call on him to deal with the so-called new Franco-British entente, which developed during his illness. ' Th© newspaper Germania particularly urges Dr Stresemann to check “Anglo-French deviations from the Locarno course, and thus "preserve Germany’s belief in the Locarno Pact.” Even Dr Stresemann’s enemies with scant justice, declare that the German policy lias been leaderless during his absence. —Times cable.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10985, 7 November 1928, Page 5
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