The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-20

I6raI to Moscow as soon a poa- AIbie to make certain of effective French Russian cooperation.
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 Government circles reported that ioachim Won Rfbbentrop, Hitler'e special disarmament expert, was in London seeking to negotiate se- tretly.
 Though 1t was denied at Berlin that he had come to London and the German embassy professed Ignorance of his whereabouts, most Authoritative sources said that he had Intended to leave Berlin MOn- day and other government circles said they heard he was here now.
 Eden will represent Britain at the Paris conference Saturday, re- Burning to London before he goes to Berlin. Fulvio Suvich, under secs Eetary of foreign affairs, will rep resent Italy. Pierre Laval, foreign minister, will represent France.
 The conference was first sug- &ested for StresR, in northern Italy, but tt was learned that Britain asked that Paris be made the scene.
 simon, when pressed in the house of commons today for an assurance that no notifications of the Yer sailles treaty would be permitted without parliaments prior knowl- edge, announced that the British visits to Berlin and Moscow will be purely explanatory"
 { Ribhentrop Is Mystery
 Ribbentrop's reported arrival pas complete surprise to the Nor leign office, and the German em- bassy was not advised of it.
 It was said that the Marquess of Lothian. who recently conferred win Hitler in the capacity of un- lofiicial middleman for the govern ment, hurriedly tried to arrange for Ribbentrop an appointment to see Simon.
 There were rumors that Simon might suddenly become victim to the equivalent of the cold which Adolf Hitler suffered after the British white paper that pre- cipitated the present German re- Armament crisis.
 LIerd Lothian, former chan cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster in the British ministry. is the for mer Philip Ker, secretary to Da- vid Lloyd George, war time prime minister.
 Ribbentrop was named special adviser on disarmament to the late President Pau Won Hindenburg of Germany. April 24, 1894, and be- came Hitlsr's adviser upon Him. denburg's death.
 His appearance would be an em- barrassing one for the government in view of French and Italian dis satisfaction over the British insist once on dealing directly with Ger many in it's note of Monday,
 It was understood that the gov ernment, in, an effort to place France and Italy, accepted an in- vitation by Benito Mussolini to an emsrgency conference to be held Saturday.
 Who Would Confer
 Hritain would be represented by Anthony Eden, lord privy seal and chief cabinet disarmament expert Eden would go from this meeting to Berlin, to be there with Simon Monday and Tuesday, and then would continue to Moscow.
 I.lerre Laval, foreign minister, would represent France and either Baron Pompeo Aloisi, chief League of Nations delegate, or Fulvio Su- vich, under secretary of foreign affairs, would represent Italy.
 Hritain's attendance would be a frank effort to counteract the bad impression made on France and Italy by London's single handed note to Germany and British insist ence that Simon should go through with his visit to Hitler despite the interjection of the Germany army service laws which startled the world Saturday.
 Such 8 meeting would be a dem- onstration, if a bit unconvincing even to the immediate participants, of British French Italian solidar- ity as against Gernany's rearma- ment ambitions, and an offset <o German satisfaction with Britain's previous lone-hand policy. Will Meet At Rome
 Rome, March 20-UP-French