of Dissension Birmingham, Feb. 13.
Mr. Neville Chamberlain, in his capacity of Prime Minister! and Chairman of the Conservative Party, sent a telegram of good wishes and congratulations to the Junior Imperial League, before which. Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, made a speech. Mr. Eden, reading the telegram, denied the rumours of dissension between himself and the Prime Minister in the following terms:
"During the last few months we have worked in close contact together. I am sorry to have to say—because it may disappoint some newspapers—that at intervals, I am afraid all too frequently, I have had cause to go to him, and despite his many other preoccupations, he has always been ready to give me his help, his guidance, and his ad-
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