For 10 minutes, as Marshall Petain's car rolled through the suburbs, Church bells within a 10 mile radius teed.
Monsignor Piguet, Archbishop of Clermont-Ferrand, met Marshal Petain at the Cathedral entrance and €scorted him to a chair and a prayer stool in the central nave.
Marshal Petain was dressed ina khaki uniform with a general's gold: barred cape and carried a marshal's baton. The ceremony lasted three quarters of zn hour, after which Marshal Petain leid a wreath on a monu-
United Press, Polish, Czech Agreement London, Nov. 12.
A solemn agreement "closing once for all the period of past recrimination and dispute" and seeking closer political and economic ce-operation has been reached between the Polish Government and the provisional Czechoslovak Government here. It is embodied in a joint declaration which expresses hope that this collaboration will become the "basis of a new order in central Europe" at the end of the war and that they will be joined by other countries in that part of Europe—Reuter.
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