Paris, Nov. 21
Germany's anti-Semitic campaign and the German press attacks om Britain have delayed the publication of the Franco-German Notes which were to have announced a "no more war policy," informed political circles said today.
The Notes were signed some time ago and were originally intended to have been made public prior to the coming visits here of Mr. Neville Chamberlain and Lord Halifax.
Meanwhile, it was understood that Mr. Chamberlain, in preliminary conversations with M. Edouard Daladier, the French Premier, and M. Georges Bonnet, French Foreign Ministe would discuss Anglo-French "militar ce-operation in the event of war.
As regards British, French and Italian Mediterranean relations, it was anticipated that Mr. Chamberlain would propose the setting up of a barrier to prevent the civil war in Spain {rom spreading.
The colonial issue, with the possibility of reshuffling of the colonies to satisfy Germany might also come up for discussion, political quarters said.
General, political and economic developments in this connection would also likely be discussed—United Press.
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