London, Sept. 8.
The British Government are unlikely to meet the demands made yesterday by"the Trade Unions Congress, which claimed that Parliament should be immediately convoked in ow of the present situation on the Continent, usually well-informed quarters here intimated late today. Laylong ministerial consultations here failed to result in any decision on the important question of whether or not Britain would officially warn Berlin nf the consequences of any German armed intervention in Czechosloak today's conference, it is understood Sir Robert Vansittart strongly insisted that no more pressure be exerted upon Prague for further concessions to be granted to the Sudeten Germans.
Sir Robert is also said to have emphasized the necessity of warning Berlin before Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler makes any decisive speech as that expected next Monday at the close of the Nuremberg Nazi
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