London, Mar. 22.
Lord Halifax, the Foreign Minister, visited the French Ambassador, M. Charles Corbin, last evening and handed him a copy of the proposed declaration of the British Government to Parliament.
It is believed he emphasized the necessity of French support for a new effort to resume the work of the—Non-Intervention Committee, since the Spanish problem iconstitutes the major obstacle in the Anglo-Italian conversations, and since the British believe it to be essential that an Anglo-Italian accord be completed before the visit to Rome this spring of Herr Adolf Hitler.
The Czech Minister visited the Forgign Office to communicate the detailed measures the Prague Government is taking to satisfy the Sudeten minorities.
Several thousand young men belonging to various youth organizations, paraded in the West End last night, preceded by trumpets and drums, demanding the resignation of the Government and the sending of arms to Republican Spain.—Havas.
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