London, Sept, 21. Czech circles here declared that [Prague had accepted the Franco-Brilish proposals on the Sudeten prolem, with, it is understood, a cer tain humber of observations.
The National Couneit of Labour held two long sessions yesterday tended by Mf. Vincent Auriol, French Socialist leader, M. Botheraui, M. de Brouckere and M, Adler, of the Labour and Socialist. Internationale, and Mi, Walter Sehevenels, general secretary of the International Federation of Trade Unions, A statement issued last night says that there was a full interchange of information fay to the duty and gation of responsible bodies regarding the present rave international situation, Another joint meeting. of the General Council of the T.U.C, the National Executive of the Labour Party and The motion of confidence in the Government's policy voted annually the Conservative Party conference this year, congratulate the Minister and his colleagues "on their wise and conciliatory efforts for the preservation of peace."
motion will be submitted on October G at Newcastle, where the conference will be held, No reference to the Czech crisis is made in any of the resolutions submitted, but a report by the Central Council will stress Wat "the Prime Minister has made clear toat policy of peace and conciliation is not 10 be misinterpreted as a policy of continued concession."
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