The Labour Party has organized over 2,000 meetings to take place during the week-end to protest against the Anglo-French proposals for the settlement of-the Czech question.
Mr. C. R. Attlee leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons, will speak on Monday at Sheffield: Mr. Arthur Greenwood, prominent Labourite, will make an address on Sunday in the same city, while Sir Walter Citrine, General Secretary of the Trade Unions Congress, will speak at Bristol on Sunday, The Archbishop of York yesterday condemned the opportunism of Britain's foreign policy ever since the Manchurian affair, and suggested that the sacrifices asked from the Czech Government would be acceptable if they would lead to a general revision of treaties and become the basis for a new European order. The Archbishop also suggested that a European Congress be convoked in order te settle all pending questions, The.press here this morning adopted a firm tone in its comments on the Godesberg conversations.
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