Paris, Mar. 13.
The United States Under-Secretary of Stale, Mr. Sumner Welles, cor ferred for one hour yesterday with the Minister of Finance, MIN, Paul Reynaud, terminating his om cial eon-tacts here before leaving for Rome, Upon his arrival here from London at 1130 oan. yesterday morning, Mr. Welles handed the Premier, Edouard Daladien, a letter containing President Roosevelt's personal reetings.
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the British and then the Talian Ambassador at the American Einbassy.
Mr, Welles toft here by train at 6.25 han. for Rome where he will complete his European mission to inves-Ugate the possibilities of pence United Press, Com sons Not eared London, Mar. 15, Reuter understands that Mr. Sumi Welles oft England yesterday' vineed that the dominant factor of the international situation is that Europe reeds security, that Great Britain and ance are determined to fight to Ue bitter end to secure it, and that they are not prepared to allow economic for other questions to Tead 10 3 Patched-up peace, Tu Allied countries there is full appreciation of the durity with which Mr, Welles demonstrated the perman-font interests of the United States in the present and future condition of Europe, His obvious grasp of the true posi ton in each country has given much satisfaction in Allied countries, which feel they have nothing to fear from the comparisons he will carry back President Roosevelt Reuter Russian Troops Withdraw Tu North Finland Finnish troupes and vol {teers who are stationed at this. part the front are said to be remain their positions, awaiting arderse=
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