London, Nov. 6.
The visit to Paris to be paid by Mr. Neville Chamberlain and Lord Halifax is the first step towards the realization of the British plan for a general European settlement, the diplomatic editor of the "Sunday Dispatch" stated today. He declared that the visit will result in co-ordina tion after the Munich agreement of the policy of the two countries.
The second step, the editor continued, would be a Chamberlain-Mussolini interview, the third a new meeting between Mr. Chamberlain and Herr Hitler, and the fourth and last a four power conference between France, Germany, Great Britain, and Kingshan, important Chinese strong-|: hold approximately 150 kin. northwest of Hankow, were completely destroyed when Japanese army planes early this morning staged an|; intensive air raid on the city, press reports reaching here revealed.
The reports added that the Japanese planes participating in the raid all returned safely to their base.
(Continued from page 5) raven friends of President Roosevelt's programme" in tomorrow's elec tions, Mr. Lewis is also chairman of the Committee for Industrial Oranization which las supported pre. vious Democratic campaigns since thei election of President Roosevelt in 1932 Mr. Lewis warned labour that the New Deal's "pioneering must not be allowed to lapse before it has had an cppartunity to become effective."—United Pre:
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