London, Nov. 30.
No special conversations between the British and French General Staffs would take place as a result of the Paris talks, stated Mr. Neville Chamberlain the Prime Minister, in the House of Commons yesterday.
The conferences, however, which had been previously decided upon between the General Staffs, he added, would continue as arranged.
It was stated in the House of Commons that in the conversations with the French. Ministers in Paris, the negotiation "of a new commercial arrangement between France and the United Kingdom, along the lines of the Anglo-American Treaty, was not discussed.—Wifeless and Reuter,
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