London, Feb. 23.
It may now be taken as practically certain that Sir John Simon will ait Berlin early in March, The Foreign Secretary has a long standing engagement to deliver a Tecture on the aspects of the British Constitution In Paris next Thursday, he wil return to London the following day, but it seems probable that while in Paris be will have brief contact with MIN. Flandin and Laval.
is 1Wkely, therefore, that his visit to Berlin will be made in the week fellowing. The conversations there will be for the purpose of explora-Yon and preliminary discussion and nol to conclude a formal agreement, and the German Government have made known their view, which 'Secor with that of' the British \Government, chat the discussions should cover all the ground dealt sible "businessmen and economic ' of Corpus Christi College and Lectur- with in the Anglo-French com-thinkers should make a five survey of what was essential in "er in History at the University of munique.
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