London. Apr. 30.
A communique was issued at the conclusion yesterday afternoon of the Anglo-French talks.
'The statement declared that, during! their stay in London M. Daladier, the French Premier, and' M, Georges Bonnet, the French Foreign Minister, had a number of conversations with the Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Foreign Secretary. Viscount Halifax, and other British Ministers.
In the course of these conversations the statesmen discussed inthe spirit of mutual confidence which inspired relations between the two the prineipat questions wh present time, affected the mainten ance of beice.
The French and British Ministers reviewed the results of the recent conversations between th allan For~ tclgn Minister and the British Am-Uasindor at Rome. embodied in the agreement ax pubitshed. the French Ministers welcomed this contribution to European appease~
The British Ministers, for their part, expressed hope that the ce versations which the French Government had opened with the—Ballan Government, would lead to equally
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