Phipps, British Ambassador to France, of French intentions in this matter Lithuanian Killed By Memel Germans Kaunas, Dec. 6 A Lithuanian named Jonushys is reported to have been killed today iby two Memel Germans when he refused to reply to the Nazi salute—Reuter. tight after the interview between the Fuehrer and M. Francois-Poncet.
He informed Sir Eric again immediately upon receipt of the Reich's agreement to the conclusion of the Declaration, on November 7.
The British Government approved of these Franco-German intentions and encouraged Paris to continue efforts towards appeasement.
Franco-German negotiations were carried on smoothly throughout their duration, authoritative quarters now point out. Never were colonial claims or the question of a Press agreement brought up at the parleys.
No concrete results are to be expected immediately from the negotiations to be opened today after the signature of the Declaration by M. Bonnet and Herr von Ribbentrap.
"Only an improvement of the general atmosphere between France and Germany is to be awaited," it is declared.—Havas.
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