M. Bonnet wound up his speech by sizing the entirely peaceful character of the close friendship binding the world's three great democracies, England, the U.S. and France, and by recalling Herr Hitler's assurance that he intended neither l feeling expressed was jew of the doubts which appeared still to exist in some countries regarding the attitude of the British Government in the circumstances envisaged, Mr. Chamberlain's announce-ad to be made without furti or delay ar some, was in the opinion of atiis overdue The view was taker members of Parliament that The sta m was a proper complement to the more defni.e clarification of American opinion ch has been visible lately.
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