The moderately conservative "Iniransigeant" places the outcome of peace or war on what Herr Hitler Will obnounce on Monday. "We're nearing the end of our incertitude," the paper predicted. "If Germany sees us united and resolved, she will hesitate before the terrible adventure into which she can throw Europe.
The "Paris Soir" said "England's activity is in employing herself. to avoid the worst."
"England," said the "Journal Des Debats," "is continuing her useful work for peace, She is doing it with u tenacity that is remarkable for its prudence and discretion."
In an article in the "Populaire" by Paul Faure, entitled "Towards an End of Peace," the writer said that it was sure that the people would not renounce their legitimate right to ask the Government in the hour of need to make still another effort to save peace.
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