Ottawa, Mar. 19, Asked to comment on reports from London indicating that the Britivh Government was awaiting informa. tion from the Dominions regarding their attitude towards the British Foreign policy, Mr. W. L. Mackenzic-King, the Canadian Prime Minister, said; "Canada has not been requested for an expression of opinion and none has been given."—Reuter.
Anglo-German Talks Off London, Mar. 1 Lord de la Warr, the Lord Privy Seal, speaking on the international outlook to-day, said that after the recent events in Austria, no one felt that the policy of continued discussion with Germany was practical polities for the time heini Every rule of conduct and of humanity, he said, had been clefed and trampled on by the iron heel of a regime that saw no argument but that of forces.
The Minister added that the recent speech of the Foreign Secre{ary (Lord Halifax) in the House of Lords made it clear that he had been driven to the conclusion that the cotise of peace to-day demanded, firmness ay well as appeasement Wireless through Reuter.
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