FRENCH UNITY
ANOTHER STEP FORWARD LONDON, April 15. The French National Committee, after meetiug three times this week, made a statement that General Ca'troux will return to Algiors without delay with a note replying to the memorandum from General Giraud. The statement added " The committee notes with satisfaction that agreement can now be reached on certain hasic principles, while several important points remain to be clarified. The unity of the French in the war is an imperious and urgent national necessity, and the committee still considers it' necessary that General de Gaulle should have an opportunity of going to Algiers accompanied by several national commissioners. The committee is more than ever convinced that unity of the empire must be brought about as rapidly as possible in conformity with the principles which have guided Fighting France since June, 1940."
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Evening Star, Issue 24482, 17 April 1943, Page 5
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138FRENCH UNITY Evening Star, Issue 24482, 17 April 1943, Page 5
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