The Archive · 1937

M. Delbos' Appeal The French Foreign

Yvon Delbos, strongly appealed to all nations to collaborate for the defence of peace and to overcome the general crisis, which, he declared, was becoming more serious daily.

"If some countries were to be disarmed while others were to continue their excessive armaments, the world would be divided into masters and slaves," M. Delbos said. "France, and T am sure other countries represented here, would never allow such a premium to be given an aggressor, and will shrink from no sacrifice to ensure their independence, "Between us and those who accept neither the spirit, nor. the method of the League, means must be found of immediate peace."—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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