FRANCE'S THANKS
FOR AMERICAN HELP APPEAL FOR CONTINUED UNITY (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) (Australian Sc N.Z. Cable Association). (Rec. Feb. 20, 8.45 a.m.) NEW YORK, Feb. 18. The New York Times Paris correspondent Interviewed M. Dcsclianel. wlio stated: “It is the union of the United States and France which will render the peace fruitful. I wish to thank America for all she did for France, economically, militarily, and financially. France and America should remain united in urder to establish a lasting peace. The first guarantee of right is a powerful ever-ready Prance,, Morally and materially we must see that the Peace Treaty is completed and fulfilled. The League of Nations is the supreme guarantee for free peoples. France shall overcome the difficulties pressing so her hv enforcing all the clauses of the Treaty and developing her alliances of friendship and promoting complete union among all citizens. of France. The first duty of everyone in Prance is to maintain a spirit of unity and not weakly forget, for mere forgiveness is not only an insult to the past, but a menace to the future/’
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, Issue LIV, 20 February 1920, Page 5
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