"It is known that the Foreign Secretary's speech will be very long, ranging over the whole field of foreign affairs and dealing particularly with the Locarno Treaty.
As regards the latter, _Sir Austen's words will be in the nature of a defence, as some of the Dominion delegates have strong views Jagainst the policy embodied in the treaties, The speech will probably occupy sitting.
Later there will be a discussion on the making of treaties by the 1 Government and the Dominions' attitude in the matter.
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