Leon Bailby and Samuel Hoare
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Leon Bailby and Samuel Hoare Covers: December 13, 1935–December 14, 1935
Description This film contains unedited newsreel footage of the following: (A) Leon Bailby, former director of newspaper "L'Intransigent," now director and chief editor of newspaper "Le Jour" which supports Croix de Feu movement, Paris, France. Baily and secretary in office; "Le Jour" building. Bailby meets with his staff, Messrs. Megret, de Laborde, Hendrix, Ganay, Devries and Christian Muller. Samuel Hoare, Sir Clerk, Robert Gilbert Vansittart and Alexis Saint-Leger at Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Parliament, Paris.
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