Jonging gesture fails favourable response from Berlin Home, it will still have been eminent ly worth while, is the consensus of opinion of commentators in the British Press. "Reports of perturb tion at Munich are cited as an me ication that fat rejection of the President's peace move are by nu us cer tall Negotiations for fresh adherents to the defence system of Europe, the diplomatic correspondents declare, are making speedy headway. They w it is slated, thrive in the new atmos: phere created by President Roosevelt.
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