The Archive · 1938

London Continues

Lord Halifax Confers Czech Envoy, Polish Charge SPECIAL TO THE ""N.C.D.N."

London, Sept. 1.

Diplomatic activity in London continued throughout yesterday.

Lord Halifax received Mr, Winston Churchill, M. Jan Masaryk, Czech Minister, and M. Jaidiewsky, Polish Charge d'Affaires.

Lord Halifax and Mr, Churchill conversed for forty minutes on the Czech and central European situation generally.

From the Polish (Charge, learns Reuters Diplomatic Correspondent, Lord Halifax obtained the view of the Polish Government, which is intimately concerned with the Czech problem.

After calling at the Foreign Office, Mr. Joseph Kennedy, U.S. Ambassador in London, saw the Czech Minister at the American Embassy.

—Reuter.

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