Berlin, Apr. 16. Hostility to President Roosevelt's is marked in the cial organ of the German Foreign Office.
"The sole purpose of President Roosevelt's note," the paper declares, "is to increase the discord among the European states by an attack on the Axis Powers."
Herr Hitler is not hurrying his reply to President Roosevelt's peace appeal, but it is pointed out here that oficial circles, and the inspired press, have made clear the opinion of Germany regarding the appeal.
Herr Hitler had a talk with Herr Joachim von Ribbentrop, the Foreign Minister, at Munich this afternoon.
The talk lasted for nearly two hours.
Herr Hitler was in close touch with Signor Mussolini throughout he day. He is understood to have had a lengthy telephone conversation with Field-Marshal Hermann Goering, who is now in Rome. Herr Hitler is expected to return to Berlin tonight.
Typical press comment is cental ed in an editorial in the "Frankfurter Zeitung," which ded —"The revision of Versailles by Germar and Italy is not yet concluded." The paper adds that the Axis Powers are relying on their own strength to carry it through, The "National Zeitung" alleges that Germans are being ill-treated in England. The headline reads:—"Terror Against Germans In London.""—Reuter.
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