London, Nov. 16.
The hastening, by one day, of the departure for Berlin of Lord Halifax. is attributed by the diplomatic correspondent of "The Times" to anxiety ^to prevent any more mischief from the flood of interested rumour (which has chosen to regard the visit as hanging in the balance ever since the prospect of it was first announced)"
Both the diplomatic correspondents of the "Daily Mail" and the "Daily Express" suggest that the British Government have in mind bringing back Germany to the League of Nations The President had consultations with many business men, from which he concluded that "we had sufficient wisdom in the country not only to check the present recession but to lay the ground for a more permanent recovery."
With ordinary prudence, the message said, there was no reason for a prolonged depression, let alone any general paralysis. Despite some mal-
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