Brussels, Nov. 20.
Immediately on his return yesterday from his state visit to England, King Leopold resumed his attempt to solve Belgium's ministerial crisis and entrusted M. Paul Jansen, a Liberal and a former Minister, with the formation of a new Coalition Government.—Reuter. man Foreign Minister, Baron von Neurath, who was present at the interviews, entrained for Munich, and they were followed 30 minutes afterwards by Herr Hitler. who travelled by a special train.
On their arrival at Munich Lord Halifax visited the Brown House, the headquarters of the Nazi Party.
Subsequently, together with Baron von Neurath, he departed by train for Berlin where they arrived at 7 am. CMT, Dr. Schmidt at the talks. was the interpreter A brief communique on the subject says that "the Fuehrer. in company with the Foreign Minister, received Viscount Halifax and had a long conversation over international problems of interest to Germany and Great Britain."
The informal conversations are understood to have reached a point at which it is reasonable to hope they may be translated to more official channels, German circles appear very satisfied with the trend of the discussions, Tt is officially stated that Lord Halifax has invited Baron von Neurath, the German Foreign Mini ter, to visit England and continue the talks, but no date has yet been fixed for the visit, Reuter.
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