London, May 8.
The Danzig question was raised in the House of Commons this morning when Mr. John Morgan, Labourite, asked whether the problem could be submitted to international arbitrage.
"The status of Danzig is regulated by treaty," Mr. R. A. Butler, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs replied. "The question of any change in the status is in practice a matter. For the parties most directly interested in the treaty. It is for them to agree upon the method by which they should proceed. It has been repeatedly made clear that the British Government stand for a settlement of international ment and I have no reason to daub would welcome an amicable settle-
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