London, Jan. 31.
'The opinion that there" was immediate danger of re-militarlzati of the Rhineland "by Germany is Foported to have been expressed by Mr. Anthony Eden in' the course of his talks with the French Foreign Minister, M. Pierre-Etienne Flandin, and the Soviet Foreign Commissar, 'M, Maxim Litvinoff.
understood in this connection that, from his conversations with th: Reich Foreign Minister, Baron von Neurath, Mr. Eden gathered the Iinpression that Germany was greatly im-Dressed by the international operation realized in the case of Italy and Abyssinia. Accordingly it appears that the Reich will remain it: active as regards the Rhine problem as long as the attitude of the League of Nations against Italy does not prove a failure, Meanwhile, political quarters, commenting on the subject, express the view that violation of Versailles Treaty's clauses on the demilitartza: tion of the Rhine, by Germany, would involve a Franco-British military Jenderstanding in virtue of "Article XVI of the League Covenant (on
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