Berlin, Apr. 29.
The Chancellor, Herr Luther, in a rpoech a: a meeting of industrial-ints to-day, emphasized the ne My for continuity in German; foreign policy, in order to carry out the world's desire for the removal of insecurity and instability. The speaker expressed the hope that the Allies would no longer hesitate to remove the injustice done by not ishing the reasons for noi evacua.ion of the Cologne zone.
Here Luther said that Germany's attitude with regard to the security wax no: altered—but the Rhine zone must made dependent upon con-Glaxion of a security pact.
these two urgent problems were ve: tled, the Chancellor con-aloded, then' he believed that the would be open for ction of Europe, politically, and morally.—Reurer.
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