Brussels, Oct. 13.
Adolf Hitler addressed his recent appeal not to the Allies alone, but to the whole world. Therefore he did not regard the speeches by M. Edouard Daladier and Mr. Neville Chamberlain as final rejections of his advances, German quarters in Berlin were quoted here today.
The reactions of the neutral nations now had to be scrutinized, the same German circles were reported to have declared, commenting on Mr. Chamberlain's latest address.
if the neutral nations also ignore Herr Hitler's appeal for peace, however, he would make no more at-vances and these countries would have to shoulder part of the responsibility for further warfare.
The whole situation was still uncertain, the same Berlin quarters concluded.—Havas,
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