Paris, Apr. 1.
IL Josef Beck, Polish Foreign Minister, will definitely visit Paris, although the date for his trip here was not decided tative quarters revealed. A date will shortly be set. an historical event of the utmost inipórtance," "authoritative observers said in comirhenting on Mr. Neville Charhberin the House of Commons pledging Britain's deci-all assistance tö Poland if she is attacked.
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Paris Press Enthusiastic The leftist "L'Oeuvre" comments:
"tt inay be hoped that utiprécedented diplotiatit events which were, re-fleded in Mr. Charhberlain's anmouhcBHent will give matter for thought to the German Chancellor, who, for the present, is still quietly completing the preparation of enormous military miedsures against Poland" The Comtiunist "L'Hurnanite" detlaréd that "it is not without interest to determine the part Washington had in London's decision which is tantamount to a "Mary allidnet between Great Britain and Polánd."—Havas.
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