Berlin, Oct. 29.
Referring to the Fascist march on Rome as a turning point in the whole development of Europe, Herr Hitler, in a warm message of congratulation to Signor Mussolini yesterday expresses his warmest wishes "for your 1 welfare, for your work in service of Italy" and for our üinmon efforts for European civilization and European peace."—Reuter.
"The Times" Criticized London, Oct. 29.
Official circles here expressed disapproval of the article in yesterday morning's edition of "The Times" in which the paper acknowledged the justice of Germany's claim for colonies, They especially criticized. the paragraph stating that colonial concessions "might buy off" Germany's contribution to the solution of European problems.
These quarters insisted that such views are absolutely contrary to the policy of the British government, Conservative circles here recalled the resolutions unanimously adopted at the Conservative Party Con-grosses in 1990 and 1987, which opposed the return of colonies to Germany, and insisted that these resolutions clearly reflect the Governments opinion on the subject—Havas.
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