(Continued from page 5) discussion and agreement, they re pudiate the policy adopted by His Majesty's Government in relation to Czechoslovakia as seeking peace by surrender to force and believe such a policy is disastrous for British interests and fatal for British honour:
Whatever may. be its immediate rı sults, if will, in the end, lead to wa: In conclusion, it urged that the full text of the Anglo-French proposals be published immediately &nd that Parliament be recalled' at once.
The Peace Pledge Union manifesto lodged at the Foreign Office and Downing Street asserted that Great Britain has no right to ask Czechoslovakia for sacrifices if she is not prepared to make sacrifices, and urged the British Government to organize a peace conference to examine a revision of colonial problems and a new economic policy.
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