London, Anglo-Germen naval accord is the model for future treaties liar nature, according to a stem ent of the Parliamentary and ancial Secretary, Mr. G. H. Shakespeare, during the discussion in, the Commons. He revealed that negotiations were already in progress with Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Poland and Turkey while parleys with Greece and Yugi fol The agreement terized as a sign of the the relations betwee: layia are to was charac great change the German tish Admiralti the discussion Mr. Winston ed g attitude to th?
German Government for "indicating through signing this agreement, her sincere wish to ce-operate in a fair honourable manner with Bri He pointed out that Germany" sions deserved all the more mendation in view of the nev ities which have arisen in the ie as the result of the Soviet naval—construction programme.— erganizat Ha
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