HERR STRESSEMANN
RETURNS TO OFFICE
(Times Service)
(Received this day at 10 a.m.)
BERLIN, Nov. 5
Looking surprisingly well alter his long illness, Herr Stresemann returned to Berlin to resume his Foreign Office to-morrow, but arrangements have been made to relieve him oi the details and enable him to concentrate on an important decision awaiting his attention. Even the Nationalists, who taught bitterly (Stresemann s share of the l/ocaruo. welcome his return hs the man l>csf lifted Lo cope with problems, but they call on him to deal with the so-called new Franco-Mritish Entente which developed during his illness. The newspaper “Germania” particularly urges Stresemann to check the “Anglo-French deviations Irom the Locarno course and thus preserve Germany’s /belief in the Locarno Pact.” Even Stresemann’s enemies, with scant justice, declare the (unman policy has been leaderless during his absence.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1928, Page 5
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