London, Nov. 4.
it is said here that the Paris visit of the British statesmen is due to British initiative.
Among the subjects expected to be discussed are mentioned: the preparation of a pact to "humanize" aerial warfare; the preparation of a pact for the limitation of armaments which might lead to a four-Power conference among Britain, France, Germany and Italy.
At such a meeting, politicians declare, probably such questions as the colonies and reform of the League of Nations to enable Germany and Italy to return to its fold, will be studied, The visit is generally interpreted as showing the British Government's intention to reaffirm Anglo-French solidarity as a preliminary step towards further reorganization of Europe.—Havas.
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