The Archive · 1938

Mr. Eden Leaves for South France

London, Mar, 8.

The former British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, left London this morning for a fortnight's Vacation in southern France.—Trans-Ocean, has made any such statement to the British Ambassador in Berlin, but I can certainly give the assurance that Mr. Fletcher desires. I would, however, accompany it with the reminder of the heavy responsibility international matters carried by the press."

The Prime Minister also. indicated that the Anglo-German parleys were only of a preliminary nature.—Havas.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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