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"Der Angriff" London correspondent reports that Sir Nevile Henderson, on his return to Berlin, will present a statement to the German Foreign Office, which has been approved by the British Cabinet.
Press attacks on Britain are less violent, but are still noticeable.
Sir Nevile Henderson left by air for the German capital in the afternoon with a full and intimate knowledge of the minds of the British Cabinet but, contrary to reports,. he did not take a Note for the German Government nor a personal letter from Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Prime Minister, to Herr Hitler.
It is authoritatively stated that British interest is at present centred on the contact between the Czech Government and the Sudetens.—Reuter.
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