Paris, Dec. 19.
Burgos messages report that rumours are. circulating in Nationalist Spain that moves are being considered abroad to bring a month's armistice to Spain over Christmastide.
It is alleged that the Spanish Committee for Civil Peace, in conjunction with French and British committees, is considering the possibility of asking the Pope, and the countries represent-el at the Lima Conference, to suggest an armistice to the rival forces.
It is stated in Burgos that General Franco has not changed his standpoint, namely, "no armistice or compromise," and if the Pope or South American countries put forward such a proposal they would receive a courteous but firm refusal.—Reuter.
Mr, Chamberlain May See Fuehrer London, Dee. 18.
According to the "Sunday Chronicle," Mr. Chamberlain is planning a new visit to Chancellor Hitler after the conclusion of his Rome trip. The British Ministers will meet the French Premier and Foreign Minister on their way back from Rome. Finally the "Sunday Chronicle" mentions that Mr. Chamberlain intends to invite Field Marshal Goering to visit London to discuss political questions still pending. The result of all these discussion finally be the creation of a Power Pact, the paper believes.
The "Sunday Dispatch" asserts that Chancellor Hitler would submit a plan next year for a four-Power conference for limiting armaments.—Treas-Ocean.
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