The Archive · 1935

Stark Realities Faced

"Pree nations in Europe to-day," he asserted, "have much to think about if they hope to maintain their curity; and for small nations who jock to' the League, the measure of {their support is the preparedness of those nations in the League, who have sufleient power, if the worst comes to the worst; to help them. We have assed from platitudes to the ares The Prime Minister concluded, amid cheers, with an appeal to the [House to give him itg confidence.

Sir Austen Chamberlain, former Foreign Secretary, caused the Gov: ernment supporters to cheer loudly by declaring: "When Major Atties pointed at Mr. Baldwin and said that Tt fe your honour at stake; it became

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