Labour Party, expressed great disappointment with Mr. Eden's speech.
He said the Government were not going to geta united country by Blowing hot ant cold on League affairs.
A case for more armaments had yet to be made out, he added. What over arms were required were only for League purposes, and members: of the Labour Opposition would not be a party to the piling up of arms and a policy' of imperialism and alliances.
Viscount Cranborne, Foreign Under-Secretary, "In winding up for the Government, stated that "sanctions were becoming increasingly effective. Many Mahan export trades had been affected.
Mediterranean Action Defended He emphasized that British action' In the Mediterranean was. burel defensive, He declared that Britain's ood name was pledged to collective security, and the fact that Britain's sword was her bond was the greatest security on which peace rested.
The outlook was sombre, Viscount Cranborne added,-and there was a feeling of restless Insecurity in the world. Britain" alone stood like a
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