For days the rumoured divergence of opinion between Mr. Eden and Mr. Chamberlain had been splashed the front pages of the British papers, They recalled that this was not the first time since Mr Chamberlain succeeded to the pre-at there had been friction ne Minister and Foreign egard to Britain's it was stated, for example, that when the famous visit was made in the autumn by Lord Halifax to Herr Hitler, Mr. Eden threatened to resign over this issue, but was finally p suaded to reconsider his attitude—
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