FRANCE AND BRITAIN
THE LONDON MISSION
DEPUTY URGES CAUTION
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PARIS, January 29.
M. Franklin Bouillon, urging deputies in the Chamber to debate German rearmament before the French Ministers went to London, accused Britain of | political short-Bightedness, declaring that had she ranged herself on France's side on July 25, 1914, war would havo been avoided. M. Laval, Foreign Minister, said that he and M. Flandin would insist on guarantees of security and the maintenance, of adequate French military strength. Doubtless, Germany's arguments would also be discussed. M;> Bouillon' 'agreed to iiwait the resulE of the London conversations, but begged M. Laval to make no promises there.'' :' * '■"" *■ '•■.' ' ' ~ * : ' -
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Evening Post, Issue 25, 30 January 1935, Page 12
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