Nuremberg, Sept. 8.
M. Andre Francois-Poncet, the French Ambassador to Germany, left here for Berlin at 11 am. but the British Ambassador, Sir Nevile Henderson, will stay until tomorrow. and will probably meet the Foreign Minister, Herr Joachim von Ribbentrap, this afternoon. scribed as being "eminently courageous and constructive" by the liberal. democratic newspaper, "Basler Nach-richter." "The Prague Government have perhaps created the most important basis for the re-establishment of international peace."
The radical, democratic "National Zeitung" raises another aspect of the whole situation, by recalling that the Fuehrer warmly welcomed Italy's racist policy, and adding "so now the man admiring the spoilation of one minority will be called upon to judge the ample concessions offered by Czechoslovakia to one of her minori-
Manchoukuo Mission Arrives in Rome Rome, Sept. 8. The Manchoukuo Mission of Friendship arrived here today and was welcomed by a large cheering crowd at the befagged. station. Count Galeazzo Ciano, Minister for Foreign Affairs; Signor Achille Starace, Secretary of the Fascist Party, and Dr. Thaon di Ravel, Minister.of Finance, greeted the visitors.—Reuter.
Well-informed circles here believe the talk held between Herr Hitle: and Sir Nevile during the reception of the diplomatic corps did not deal with pending problems.—Havas.
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