The entire press this morning expressed concern over events in Central Europe and devoted lengthy comments to yesterday evenings meeting of the Conservative Parliamentary Committee, which showed itself greatly in favour of conscription in Great Britain.
"A lage number of members attended the meeting of the Foreign Affairs Committee," "The Times" stated, "at which there was a long discussion on the situation in Furope. Among those who spoke, critics of the Prime Minister appear to have been few and there are no signs that Mr. Chamberlain's position has been weakened by the bitter sequel to his efforts at Munich. The speeches are said to have shown the members to be increasingly in favour of some more comprehensive form of national service, so that the country may be more ready to meet any emergency."
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