COMPLETE IDENTITY OF VIEWS EXPRESSED.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 279, 25 November 1938, Page 7

COMPLETE IDENTITY OF VIEWS EXPRESSED.

FRANCE AND BRITAIN.

Problems Discussed at Paris Meetings. PEACE OF EUROPE OBJECTIVE. L-ni.r.l Press A ssocia t , ("ecelved I - .to , I' VUIS, November 24. A i"' statement was issued after the i nii\ iTsai Kins between M Chamberlain and iseoiint Halifax Zl ; MM ', " , " 1 Bonnet, that the '"7 ~' m '" M "PC'itunity f„r the e.vcliango ot vn-ws on principal ()11 , s- »"<•"•< ii.,iu,ii„ K »> """I ''i-'i-M.ns made ph.j,, ,| lt . ~lf; " lr ." f , lf - V " f i" 'lie general H ".' Mn 1 t,,, » '""I ''in lice. Who are inspired li\ ,he same care for maintei, *"ce "inl consolidation ~f peace. - ' Mr. ( hamborli.ii, later sai,| ; "The,.,, the most complete agreement on P° U «' »ie determined to do all m our power f„ promote peace. It j' part ii'iila rl v \ a Ilia l>le that our (iover, me" s should ha \ e the opportunity f 'lie situation i, H | .hanging the necessary measures |'~r Tut .led nee is one of the steps we miM take to preset * e the peace of "It t-niM particular satisfaction that a I in". oM,ei man agreement was ,„ n . cj- "loci, has the same end „s tile agreement I signed with Herr Hitler." The Ministers met at 10 f or fl vo horns, interspersed with lunch with M "'I. I' rench President. Thev had dinner at. the British Kmbassy. " , ,' t """ ' PHr 'r' the morning talks that the Ministers were of opinion that it would be unwise at present to grant belligerent rights to General! franco. They also discussed military! co-operation, the Far East and ones ! turns of the German-French declaration. I to which Mr. Chamberlain and Lord' Halifax expressed satisfaction. i It is understood the declaration ineludes a clause providing for mutual! respect of treaties, enabling France to maintain the Soviet and Polish alliances. POINTS DISCUSSED.

SUMMARY Or DECISIONS

(deceived "2 p.m.)

LONDON'. Xovemlier 24,

I lie "Daily Telegraph" Paris correspondent summarises the results of the Franco Mr it isli talks thus: — (I) Extension of military collaboration. (2) ( out iiii ih tion of appeasement efforts wit limit overshadowing defence necessities. ( :t) At present no modification of non intervention in Spain and no granting of belligerent rights, except as part of that plan. (4) France approved the British action and plans for Jewish emigration, which were referred to Earl Winterton's committee, to which financial •upport will be given if necessary for international action.

Tlie correspondent adds that the Far East was considered only very briefly.