London, July 19:
Paris "where everywhere memories are revived of great Emperors and Great Kings and of the making of the meat Republic was described in "The Times" this morning in an editorial comment on today's state visit to France of the British Sovereigns, Economical teyins: Mr, Hashimoto, pri Big reduction ident, and Mr. allowed for prolonged stay. Usuki, manager of the hotel now at Ca hay Hotel, can be, inter lewed until July 22, every day from 9 am. to noon, the Japan Tourist Bureau, Canton Road, Telephone 15i 71, and from 6 to 7 p.m, at the Cathay Hotel, Telephone 11340.
In recent years the security of the two countries has again become the main link in a chin which has never been so powerful a bond of union as it is today," the paper continued. "Since the denunciation of the Locarno Pact by Germany, armed assistance by Britain and France has been pledged and re-pledged in the event of unprovoked aggressions upon either state.
"The British and French democr tic people both believe that the be hope for peaceful evolution lies in the voluntary merging of robust individualism ip national consciousness and the adaptability of individual nations to the necessity of living in contin-nous contact with the community of concluded "The Times." ally Telegraph" stated that it would be foolish to pretend that To comfort, cool, rily a demonstration and a pledge of friendship between the two nations, this friendship may result in stronger bases for European peace," the journal added." No happier result could come from the visit than invigorate in'health and illness anywhere at any time, it should further offer an assurance peace for the future."—Havas.
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