EASING OF TENSION
INTERNATIONAL ASPECT
PROBLEMS STILL ACUTE
LONDON, May 26. Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, in. a speech, to the International Journalists' Association at Geneva, said that the international tension had appreciably eased, largely as a result of conversations held in London at the Coronation time.
The problems were still acute, and the tragic conditions still persisted in Spain, but there was a wide-spread impression that the situation was now less tense, and that an era of international opportunity might be at hand.
READY TO CO-OPERATE
GERMAN ATTITUDE
NATIONS OF GOODWILL
PARIS, May 26. "What I say to .those ruling France is that Germany considers an end- must be put to the situation in which all nations find themselves," declared Dr. Schacht, the German .Minister of Economy, addressing newspapermen on his" arrival to open the German pavilion at the Pans Exhibition.
He added: "An end must be. put to the miseries resulting from the Great War. All countries must make a common effort," he said. Germany was ready to co-operate with all nations of goodwill. '
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19335, 27 May 1937, Page 5
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