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London, Mar, 1.
Lord Arnold," former Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies who joined the Labour }Parly in 1922, has announced his re~ signation from the Party, because of his profound disagreement with Its foreign policy and, In particular, with its manifesto of February 23, The manifesto to which Lord. Arnold objected was issued after a meeting of the National Council of Labour. It challenged the Govern ment to submit to an immediate General Election on the change which, It alleged, had been made In the Government's foreign policy.
The document also reaffirmed the "British Labour "Movement's wncompromising opposition to any agree ment with either Fascist Italy Nazi Germatiy on the basis indicated by the Prime Minister in his statement to Parliament,"—Reuter,
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