Paris Does Not Exclude Possibility; Rome Hails Paris, Sept. 16.
It is learned from well-informed German circles that the second meeting between Herr' Adolf Hitler and Mr, Neville Chamberlain has been arranged at a country place near Cologne.
It is stated that the meeting will be confined to the two statesmen only, hut there is possibility thit the heads of the four Big Powers will not be excluded.
While it is not considered at present that there is any immediate likelihood of a convocation of the French Parliament, it is thought possible that the Foreign Affairs Commission of the Senate, and the Chamber, will be summoned during the week-end.
The likelihood of a meeting between the representatives of Britain, France, Germany and Italy is not discounted in Paris.
It is believed that the suggestion might perhaps have been made by Herr Hitler, but the idea appears never to have been accepted in Paris, which has always insisted that it is impossible not to include the Soviet in such a meeting.—Reuter,
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