Munich, Sept. 30. UROPE'S "Big Four" in the course of their cordial conversations here, have not only arrived at agreement over the Czech-Sudeten problem but have greatly contributed to mutual understanding and concord among their respec! governments. Of major import is the offic 1 communique issued following a special meeting between Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the British Prime Minister, and Herr Adolf Hitler, the German Fuehrer, in which both proclaimed that the British and German peoples desired "never to go to war together again" and that the two statesmen "resolved that the method of consultation would be adopted to deal with any other question."
'M, Edouard Daladier, the French Prime Minister, who was given a tremendous ovation by German crowds, and Field Marshal Hermann Goering, Prussian Premier and Reichs Air Ministdr, made statements emphasizing the mutual respect for each other held by the French and German peoples.
The following was the communique issued this morning following the meeting between Herr Hitler and Mr, Chamberlain:
"we, the German Fuehrer and Chancellor, and the British Prime Minister have had a further meet today, and are agreed in recognizing that the question of Anglo-German relations is of prime importance for the two countries and for Europe.
"We regard the agreement signed Jost night and the" Anglo-German agreement as symbolic of the desire of our two peoples never to go to war with one another again. We are resolved that the method of consultations shall be the method adopted to deal with any other ques-fon that may concern our two coun tries and we are determined to con-
Unue our efforts ¢ remove possible sources of difference and thus contribute to the insurance of peace in Burope."
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