Speaking before the Conservative Association of Cambridge University last night, Sir Samuel Hoare, the Home Secretary, announced that he had come with the intention of refute ing the suggestions that Mr. Neville Chamberlain had yielded to Herr Hitler during the recent crisis because Britain's defences were weak.
"Although incomplete, our reormament had arrived at such a point that during the first days of a war we would have been unshakeable and later irresistible," he stated. "Mr. Chamberlain's decision to go to Munich was taken because it was the wisest and best line of ection for the future."
Alluding to the united front of the British Empire, Sir Samuel stressed Eire's loyal attitude during the recent crisis.
"Thanks to the aeroplane and. the radio, unity in the Commonwealth is closer and a better entente assured," he said, 00: Sacred concert.
20.30: Gospel Service and music. 21.00: NCDN. news broadcast, Noonday speakers will include Miss E. Talbot, Dr. H. G. C. Hallock, Rev. A. E. Small, Miss Edith Spurling, Rev. J. A. Jacobsen, and CIM. friends. Fourth Marines Church Metropol Theatre. The United States Fourth Marines will hold their weekly church service and concert programme in the Me-tropal Theatre on Sunday at 10 a.m. Chaplain Lieut, R, R. Marken of the: Fourth Marines will conduct the worship and deliver the morning sermon on "Drastic Operations."
Church of Christ the King 235 Rue Bourgeat—Month of November: on Sundays, Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and.m. Benediction at
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