Further, the paper shows that Berlin political circles are not inclined to overestimate the results of the visit of the Birtish Sovereigns to Paris. "I the toasts as in newspaper comment the paper adds, "the view is expressed that a Franco-British ce-operation is absolute but not exclusive." The paper then points to the "commendable endeavour to reach an understanding with Germany, if not immediately, at least as soon as an opportunity offers,"
The paper declares that the essential condition for the holding of any conversation "that had any meaning would be a settlement of the preli-minery question whether the opposite party to the deliberations admits or denies the continental position of a strong Germany, If the British Prime Minister does not recognize Germany's continental position, then he can never come to an understanding with us. Then he must also forego the prospect that any coherent European policy will ever again be possible; he must simply abandon that hope that England, of all others, has so ardently voiced The paper concludes: "but we refuse to believe that that could be the aim of Mr. Chamberlain's policy."—Trans-Ocean Among Those Killed Bucharest, July 23.
The Japanese Military Attache in Warsaw and several high Rumanian air officials were among fourteen persons killed when a Polish air-crashed today near the Polish-Rumanian border.—Reuter.
Donations amounting to more than $40,000 were received by the Federation of Charitable Organizations from July to 15. In addition to this, the Federation received thousands of parcels containing medicines for the refugees, Chinese reports state.
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