for Security Paris, Aug. 21.
Tu an interview with a representative of the "Rerwe Hebdomaduire," M. Millerand, the former President of France, said that he regretted that the London Confer-did not touch the very importiit question of security. spithead showed to Britain that Mr.
ramsay MacDonald put security above all other questions. France must not reduce the strength of her Army which, at present, was her only guarantee of security Europe. Referring to the British Government's rejection of the guar~ antee pact, MI Millerand concluded that it was dificult to found any serious hopes in the League of ations.
With regard to Millerand expressed the opinion that rapprackement would be futile and French official quarters tend to minimize the importance of the letter on the ground that it merely reiterates the British Government's well-known standpoint.
The French official attitude is
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