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Paris, Sept. 10.
Observers here are not greatly surprised by the violent speech made at Nuremberg today by Field Mai shal Herman Goering, Reichs Ai Minister, pointing to it-merely as the confirmation of Germany's huge war preparations.
"It reveals the Reich's intentions to warn the democracies that they will incur great danger if they oppose Germany's expansion, politicians speci At the same time, some significance is attached to Field Marshal Goering' ence upon Italo-German friendship. "apparently designed to dispel impressions on Italy's dubious attitude and beliefs that the Sudeten Problem has shaken the solidarity of the axis.—Havas.
French Foreign Minister in Geneva Geneva, Sept, 11.
M, Georges Bonnet, the French Foreign Minister, arrived here thi morning to confer with several Ministers of Foreign Affairs from other countries, He wil notably meet M. Maxim Litvinov, the Soviet Foreign Commissar, and M. Petrescu Comnene, the Roumanian Foreign Minister with whom he has already fixed an appointment, M. Bonnet will return to France shortly.—Havas
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