The Archive · 1937

German Envoy Back in London

Herr von Ribbentrop May Be Given New Post London, Nov. 9.

Herr Joachim "von. iibbentrep. German Ambassador in London, who fet Munich tosday by alr to rel to his post, will arrive here in the {6 attend ihe Lord Moyor's Danaucl this evening. where he will have the becasion to meet the Prime Minster, Sis. Neville" Chomberiain, to. whom te wil probably-give explanations on the recent anti-Communist pact sign by Germany, aly and Japan.

'The German Ambassador wil undoubtediy.nasert thatthe pact doesn't threaten' Great Britain. and that no Gonvention has been signed by Japan, Germany and Tay (0: give commer fiat concessions to' Rome. and Devlin fin chinese tailors, conquered. by Sapam, to the exclusion of other Powers Known that Mr. Anthony Eden, tne: Foreign Secretary, will make. declaration in the House of Commons on Wednesday on the. Far Eastern Stuations and fe Se possible tat Herr fon Tubbentrop will try to see Mr. Eden previously. circles, the rumour persists that Her?

ite denials of London German

Ribbentrop wil: soon, be. named Ambassador Extraordinary arationed jin Berlin from where he could reach other capitals quickly—Havas,

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