Paris, July 10.
The outlook on Anglo-French-Soviet negotiations. was not too hopeful, French political quarters said today although they believed that parleys might still be continued and pursued closer to the objective.
Despite the agreement teached on many points, a final accord was held uncertain by reason of hew. Soviet demands, which might prove mace ceptable although both Britain and France have been most conciliatory in past weeks.
M. Georges Bonnet, the Foreign Minister, today devoted himself to a study of Soviet counter-proposals and also held several telephone conversations with M. Charles Corbin, French Ambassador in London.—Havas, Mongols Driven Back
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