Henry L. Stimson, addressing a conference of newspapermen "here terday, said he was sailing Europe on Saturday on the advice of President Hoover.
Col, Stimson said he had ranged to confer with the Foreign Ministers of Great Britain, France, Germany and Italy and would also see the new President of France, Berlin, June.25.
'A meeting of French and German statesmen similar to the _recent mating of Brith and, German statesmen a qwers is shortly' being held in Paris.
'The Minister for Foreign Affairs, M. Briand, terday informed the German 'Ambassador that the French Government would be pleas-to see the German Chancellor, Dr. Bruening, and the German Foreign Minister, Dr. Curtius, rly date to' discuss all questions fecting the two countries.
'The German' statesmen spend n weekend in Prance, they did in England. They will probably arrive in Paris on July, and leave two days later.—Reater. New York, June 25.
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