London, Oct. 3.
'A Cabinet meeting was held here this morning between 11 am. and oon, Several of the Ministers then went to Richmond Gardens to attend a meeting of the Imperial Defence (Chamberlain "Appeasement Plan"
London, Oct. 3.
Britain's Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, is expected to ask the House of Commons' approval of his policy of "dealing with dictators"
In view of the brewing Conservative revolt, it is understood that Mr. Chamberlain intends to take advantage of his present extensive popularity to outline his proposals for assuring continued peace in Europe.
It is believed his programme will Include six broad points.
1 Hedistrtbution of colonies.
Ea Revision of international relations ug on the Yotaltarian pact. of a. Four-Power Pact ult on the feal of" "no more war."
Spokesmen informed of the polities! situation predicted that Mr. Chamber. ain will outline a foreign polley such sweeping scope that it could be described as "Wilsonian."
Although Mr. Chamberlain is the strongest man in the Government for his success at Munich, it is Delleved he may. encounter dimeulties with members of his Cabinet and the Dominions if he attempts to return Britain's post-war colonies to: their previous owners, particularly in turning south "African colonies Germany.—United Press."
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