London, Mar. 18.
The refusal of the Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, to be hurried into a declaration on Great Britain's international policy has irritated the two Opposition Parties and a number of Government supporters, including Mr. Winston Churchill, who want a quick, bold declaration.
It is learned on good authority. however, that there is no truth in reports of dissensions within the Cabinet.
At present, Mr. Chamberlain is apparently immovably determined to examine the whole position, in consultation with the Dominions and other countries. before n declaration that must be of first European importance.
When pressed in the House of Commons to indicate the Governments policy regarding Czechoslovakia, the Prime Minister declined to be rushed and objected to the Opposition's ultimatum.
He said that the present situation was under consideration, and that he had nothing to add, at the moment. to the statement already made that British obligations to Czechoslovakia were the same as those of the other members of the League of Nations Reuter.
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