According to information gathered in responsible quarters, it was learned today that important results have already been achieved as an outcome of the conversations.
An agreement has been reached on four points, it was asserted:
1, The settlement of the thorny Sudeten problem is to be reached pi to the opening of baric for a rap-brochement between the great western democracies and Berlin:
2 Great. Britain should fake the initiative of offering her mediation io contending parties In Spain, as soon as Circumstances seem favourable to such move; 3. The Italo-British. agreement of April 16 will neither be ratified nor enforced prior to the conclusion of an understanding between France and Taly 4. Military ce-operation between France and Great Britain is to be f ther developed.
The question which required the longest discussions was the Czech problem which was examined this morning and referred to again after luncheon. It is understood that Lord Halifax informed the French Ministers of the demarche made to him by Captain Fritz Wiedemann, personal Aide-de-Camp to Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler, and of the reserved reply made to him.
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