BRITAIN AND FRANCE
SOLID SECURITY FOR PEACE •British Official Wireless' RUGBY, 4th May. / Sir George Clark, in presenting Ins credentials as British Ambassador in Paris to President Lebrun to-day. expressed the hope that the relations linking the two countries which sprang from tho sentiments and traditions of true friendship would continue. The maintenance and strengthening of those relations, he said, afforded the most solid security for the peace of Europe. The President, replying, declared that file common desire was to work with fairness to increase and consolidate confidence and understanding between at people and nothing could better guarantee international peace than the closest union of Great Britain and France, based on Justice and liberty.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 7 May 1934, Page 5
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