Paris, Nov, 25.
The Far Eastern problem was discussed by the statesmen of France and Britain, both parties recognizing readily that the interests of their respective countries being identical in China in the face of Japanese expansion, close contact will have to be maintained in the matter between Paris and London.
Lastly, the relations with Italy and the Spanish problem were tackled, It is authoritatively understood in this connection that France and Britain agreed to abide by the Non-Intervention Committee's decisions —Havas.
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