The "Paris-Soir" also published an interview granted its correspondent by M, Paul-Emile Naggiar, "French Ambassador to China, which followed the two previous ones.
The French authorities, the Am+ fvassador stated, had scrupulously enforced the rights that France pos sesses on the French Concession and would do so in future, They had and would accomplish alt the duties incumbent to them, Df. Naggiar added, particularly that of maintaining public order and of re-[pressing any plot which may threaten "The Ambassador said that he was happy to note the success which had crowned the efforts of the authorities, 2 success which was recognized by all observers during the dimeult times brought about by the present hostilities, notably by the Japanese autho ities, as shown in Admiral Hasegaws statement and even in the tribute paid to France's highest traditions by General Matsui himselt.—Havas.
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