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Paris, Dec. 5.
Sir John Simon, Chancellor of the Exchequer, arrived here last night io continue discussions on Anglo-French economic ce-operation which he penned with M. Paul Reynaud, French Finance Minister, in London last month.
In a broadcast speech last night Sir John referred to the Allies war measures, "We share the firm resolution" he said "that these sacrifices will not be in vain and that the menace to Europe will be dissipated once and for always. Our best troops are already at the side of your Maginot Line soldiers, but these hundreds of thousands are only the advance guard.
Exploits of British and French airmen over the whole front proved ihe men and machines of the Allies were better than those of Germany.
Sir John concluded: "Together we shall win the war. Together we shall succeed in creating a breathable atmosphere for all those countries who only wish to achieve peace and won for liberty."—Reuter,
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