Paris, Sept. 27.
"Herr Hitler has not burnt his boats," declare official quarters in Paris in commenting on the Fuehrer's speech. Nevertheless, they recognize that the Chancellor sticks to the exact terms of his latest memorandum, with its time limit, Some well-informed quarters remark that, after removing the word "war" and rhetorical matter, the speech does not exclude all hope of a peaceful settlement. Others emphasize its intransigeance, and place little confidence in its assurances to Great Britain and France.—Reuter.
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