Brighton, Apr. 18.
A resolution favouring the constitution of a Popular Front was adopted here yesterday evening at a private meeting held by the Co-Operative Party, a group formed by representatives of labour and commercial ce-operative societies.
The resolution declared that the conference hid considered proposals for æ "united peace alliance" and would appeal to all labour organizations to discuss with the Ca-operative party the possibilities of forming an alliance with the object of overthrowing the present Government.
The motion pointed out the present serious international dangers in the form of a world war and Fascist Dictatorship. Aggression, the resolution concluded, was being encouraged by the foreign policy of the present British Government.—Havas.
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