Letter from the Continent.

Focuses on the stir created by French statesman Charles de Gaulle's speech of March 25, 1959, in which he courageously extolled the Franco-German friendship and also referred to the eastern border of Germany. Ignorance of the speech in Germany; Views of a federal government spokesman that President de Gaulle's insistence that Germany's present borders are to be considered permanent, must have been an allusion to her legal boundaries; Assumption that by the actual border de Gaulle meant the actual border between the German Democratic Republic and the Democratic Popular Republic of Poland; Issues concerning the demarcation line between Germany and Poland; Questions concerning de Gaulle's speech.