Paris, Sept. 27.
M. Edouard Daladier, the Premier, reviewed the international situation and his recent talks in London et a meeting of a Council of Ministers this morning. The meeting, over which the President, M. Albert Lebrun, presided, lasted for nearly two hours.
M. Daladiér's statement, which was reported to have been of "admirable clearness and firmness," was 4 proved unanimously by the Council.
Following the Premier's statement, there was a discussion on measures te be taken in view of the situation, and especially regarding the help to be given evacuated civilians. mann Goering visited Herr Hitler, end left shortly before Sir Horace Wilson arrived.
There was no talk at the Council of summoning Parliament.
On his return from London yes-
Mr. Chamberlain's message is terday, M. Daladier visited President were loudly cheered while driving from the railway station this morning. They drove through packed streets where thousands of school children lined the walks, many waving small Union Jacks.—United Press.
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