London, Feb. 9.
Although the official programme for the visit of the French President, M. Albert Lebrun, to Britain has not yet been published, it was understood today that he would be received in Parliament and that he would deliver a brief address before both Houses.
Commander R. T. Fletcher, Labour, will suggest to the Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, on Tuesday next that the two Houses should be gathered in the great historic Westminster Hall for the occasion, it was asserted.
No ceremony of this nature hi taken place here since the Jubilee celebrations of the late King George Commander Fletcher stated today, "It would of course be an unprecedented honour. But in these unprecedented times, and when the dictators pay spectacular visits to each other, I think that it would be impressive io see the head of one great democracy quietly and soberly welcomed by representatives of another great democracy."—Havas.
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