Paris, Nov. 24.
The impending joint Franco-German statement, eagerly awaited in political circles of the world, is the main topic featured in Paris press's editorials this morning, while the new policy of the two countries toward each other receives favourable comment from the majority of the papers, Minor reserves are voiced, however.
"Lo Figaro" writ "A Franco-German accord on principles should by no means be rejected, but it should mot over-shadow France's friendly relations with Great Britain. All Frenchmen must realize that the time has not come for them to close their eyes and go to sleep on the soft pillow of security."—Havas.
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