SOUL OF FRANCE
The need for those who have contact with both countries to exert themselves to the utmost to prevent any deterioration of Franco-British relations was stressed by the presi-' dent. Mr. A. Thomson, at a meeting! of the French Club last night in' observance of French National Day. The day. he said, was an occasion for ( reaffirming the faith that the soul oi i France would emerge again strengthened and tempered by the fires of adversity. Yesterday' members an the Auckland Consular Corps visited: Mr. C. \V. Hutchisur. Consular Ageni j for France.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 165, 15 July 1941, Page 2
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