Paris, Mar, 23.
France's daterminstion (0. fulft all her commitments with regard to Czechoslovakia was re-aminned today by M, Joseph Paul-Boncour, the Foreign Minister, speaking before the Senate Foreizn Affairs Committee Outlining France's attitude towards record vents in Europe, M. Patll-Boncour stressed the necessity of cooperation between all peace-loving, nations definitely to appre any atlempls at agarossion or interterener in the private affairs of minor tries which would imperil Policy must not result in w wWeakenini, of France's position inthe Medite Fanean, The French Government will tolerate cither a temporary ing concentration of non-Spanish foreex near French territory or France's lines of communication with Africa, Authoritative circles here are Keenly interested in the reports from London of the possibility.
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