Paris, July 22 Political circles here stressed today that the British royal visit to France was a significant sign of British and French desire for peace.
This view was substantiated by the fact that the crowds cheering the Sovereigns often shouted "Long Live Peace!"
The Versailles military parade proved, these circles added, that Britain and France are not weak but their strength is directed towards a general appeasement.
The toasts exchanged at the Elysees proved the British and French desire for conciliation, while the political talks at the Quai d'Orsay last Wednesday resulted in a full understanding for joint efforts to that end.
These quarters expressed the hope that the joint efforts by Britain and France will facilitate the settlement Of the most acute problems, including those of Czechoslovakia and Spain.—Havas, Soviets Protest to
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