The Archive · 1939

Duty to Uphold Security

"They have the duty to maintain a certain) security throughout the world without which life becomes intolerable for people who fear each day for their frontiers.

"This we have affirmed with all the strength and clarity that we would summon.

"France. and Great. Britain are working together to strengthen peace and reassure all men," M. Bonnet concluded.

"Our efforts aim only to maintain the security of nations.—We know that our way is littered with obstacles, but France-British friendship and power can overcome all of them."—Havas.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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