STRIVING FOR PEACE
Laval Straining Every Nerve
LONDON, Dec. 3. “The Times” Parliamentary correspondent says that while Cabinet has decided that Britain was prepared to extend sanctions if other nations will act similarly, Ministers are still hopeful of a settlement.
The “Daily Telegraph” contradicts a report Hint Cabinet is divided and adds that Ministers also discussed the possibility of peace moves. The “Daily Mail’s” Paris correspondent says that during Sir Samuel
Hoare’s visit M. Laval re-emphasised the French, arguments for straining every nerve for peace before the oil embargo did irreparable damage, pointing out that European peace was worth some sacrifice while any idealism involving the possibility of war would be a fetal error both for nations and for the League. The “News-Chronicle’s” Paris correspondent says there is a possibility of a third postponement of the League meeting. M. Laval is desperately striving to induce Signor Mussolini to formulate peace proposals before December 12.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 299, 4 December 1935, Page 7
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