Trans-Ocean telegram from Berlin denies the authenticity of the alleged interview with the former Kaiser at Doorn, published in the American magazine "Ken" and ater wards in the London "Daily Tele: graph." The Journalist is slated to be not known and never te have Paris Reactions Told, been received at Doorn.
The Paris correspondent reports that one subject which is sure to be discussed during Herr von Ribbentrap's visit is the future of the Franco-Soviet Pact.
He writes "It is thought that Herr von Ribbentrop will be hard to please if he is not content with the reply given by M, Georges Bonnet, French Foreign Minister, to Mr. Neville Chamberlain during their recent conversa "On that occasion, M. Bonnet laid stress upon the fact that the treaty obliged France to give assistance to Russia only if Russia is the vielim of an unprovoked aggression.
"Much, therefore, would depend on the French interpretation of the word "unprovoked," and, since those closest in touch with M. Bonnet believe be Jocks on any French intrusion in Central and Eastern Europe as heneeforth neither desirable nor possible, one long-standing difference between France and Germany stands every chance of being cleared up."
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