The Archive · 1933

A PRESIDENT'S APPEAL

aims ignored, It coincided generous expression of {friendship from the French Prime Minister who, Saturday, une veiled a memorial, to. the late M. Aristide Briand, To-day the name Stresemann carries certain usabilities in association with argu-its for continued German. ¢o-operation in the cause for which both Stresemann and Briand labour-gospel has given way to a mellower reason. ableness, Ye. possible to believe fiat German memories wil

uring the signature of the Treaty fly cal "that" tabla episode Locarno, when Briand nnd Strenemann clasped hands an "Good Euro: Penns' across the. Foreign. Office Eible in' Downing: Stree" However

eloquently phrased by" Presiden that maybe the genni 0 fon' Hindenburg on the eve of Ger toany's election are capable of inter. pretation us in full-accord with Mivert "Sarrautts direct appear to nebehibours "aotess the "RARe. Gri Sanday Germann proceeded {2' give their well-marshalled tribute to. the

nation. With the actual nawly-consolidated unity of their result history may, one day, not be dis posed to be so concerned with the endeavour, now on the part, of the Reichs President himself and a fow days ago from Herr Hitler, as Reichs Chancellor, to voice the view of their comrades in the firing lino of the Great War against the perpetuation of policies leading divest-another and more" terrible catastrophe. "The. speeches _of Mr. Ramsay MacDonald and Sir John Simon on Friday, to the influential deputation on. disarmament a ficiently showed that Great Britain's energy in the same cause has in no way abated,

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