The Archive · 1938

French Viewpoint Accepted

Britain to Join in Aid to

Czechoslovakia London, Apr. 30.

Yesterday's session of the Anglo-French parleys it London resulted in a complete acceptance of the French viewpoint by the British Ministers, Britain agreed 40 corny cut her pledges towards France even in case a Franco-German dispute should arise out of France's obligations under her treaty with Czechoslovakia.

Regarding the present position in, Czechoslovakia, it is authoritatively understood that the British and delegation landed a few minutes later. MIN. Daladier and Bonnet then drove to the War Office where the Prenfier declared: "We met, in our ish friends, men 04 absolute loyalty and sincerity. Thus we were able to examine in a spirit of full confidence the main problems which our respective countries have to face. I dare say that the agreements reached and the decisions taken will certainly have excellent repercussions."

Afterwards, M. Daladier conferred with M, Marchandeau.—Havas.

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

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