The Archive · 1939

Washington Approves

Washington, June 28.

A deep impression was caused here by the speech delivered in Paris yesterday by Premier Edouard Daladier.

His statement that the situation may shortly take a turn for the worse raised considerable comment in Washington, the declaration coincide ing with information received from Europe by the State Department.

The French Premier's appeal for unity in his country and his assertion that France would resist most firmly any threat of force were particularly appreciated here.

M. Daladier's address enhanced the esteem in which he is held by diplomatic circles in the United States.—Havas.

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