The meeting of the French Cabinet was also well attended, and it unanimously approved the policy agreed pon in the Anglo-French talks in London after considering a full. report submitted by M. Edouard Daladier, the Premier, and Georges Bonnet, the Foreign Minister.
Both these Ministers lew back to Paris this morning from London, where they discussed the Czech problem with the British "Inner" Cabinet for a total of eight hours yesterday, Following the talks, an official statement "issued from Downing Street said that, after a full discus slon of the international situation, representatives of the British and French Governments had reached complete agreement regarding the policy to be adopted with a view to promoting a peaceful solution of the Czech question.
'The two Governments, the statement added, hoped that from now on it would' be possible to consider a more general settlement the interests of European peace—Reuter.
Following their deliberations with the British Cabinet leaders yesterday, the French Premier, Edouard Daladier, and the French [Foreign Minister, Int. Georges Bonnet, left. by air for Paris this morning Both British and French official circles here refused to give any Information as to the results of the
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