Following Count Ciano's departure from Warsaw, Colonel Beck, Minister of Foreign Affairs, is devoting his attention to Dr. Gafencu, Foreign Minister of Rumania, who has just arrived in Warsaw, heading a mission, The main subjects for discussion, according to the Warsaw correspond-out of the "Sunday Times," will be he attitude of the two countries to russia on the one hand, and to possi-lo German expansion to the East on he other, he problems will be approached hrough consideration of the existing alish-Rumanian Military Alliance. which recently has undergo coling process since King C: el recused, after Munich, to support Polish attempts to Polish-Hungarian It is believed, Times" correspondent, that King Carol now regrets that attitude. realizing that a German expansion hrough Ruthenia represents a much note serious threat than the possible annexation of the Province by Hungary.
Dr. Gafencu is credited with the intention of clarifying Rumania's view on the subject, and of probably investigating the possibility of Polish-Rumanian ce-operation in forming a rier against any attempts of Germany and Russia to penetrate either country by ideological methods, Dr. Gafencu and Senator Beck, according to the correspondent, are to strengthen relations with Russia, Independence of German Influence The talks at present proceeding in between Col, Beck, Polis!
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