Paris, June 22.
The Franco-British negotiations conducted here between M. Laval and Mr. Eden were brought to a close this afternoon and will be. resumed on Mr. Eden's return journey from Rome whither he is now proceeding for a conference with Signor Mussolini "We have discussed the European problems posed by the present inter-ational situation and examined, in the spirit of cur joint declaration of Feb. 2, the form to be given our cooperation." M. Laval declared in a Statement issued after the conclusion of his talks with Mr. Eden.
"It appeared necessary," he went on "to find practical means of solving all the questions, discussed at the Anglo-German parleys in London, that concerned not only the two negotiating powers but other European countries as well."
In conclusion, M. aval affirmed that the French and British Government remained faithful to their policy aiming at the organization of callective security.—Havas.
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