Berlin, Feb. 11.
Oficial! quarters here yesterday maintained strict reserve over Sumner Welles' visit. They deci they were not even yet officially a vised of his coming. Therefore, they declared, they were unable to so; whether, or by whom, Mr. Well: would be received.
The German press up to last had not mentioned Mr. Welles" or the statements of Mr.
Mr, Roosevei. They awaiting a clear-cut definition of attitude from high quarters as well as probably waiting to see what the reaction would be in Paris and London.
Meanwhile, "great interest" persists in political quarters, where the possible potential importance of the visit was freely admitted.—United Press.
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