"China Week" on "the largest possible scale, to press the need of helping China and withholding help from is. being organized by the China Campaign Committee, to Lo held from July' Ito 8.
B. Priestley, the famous novel and dramatist, will edit a special newspaper for tle occasion. woped te have articles mit by Colonel "Henry Stimson, former American Secretary of State, and Dr. Robert Lim, head of the Chinese Red Cross, 'A China shop will be opened in Regent Street for the sale of Chi consignment of from Chin li be asked to arrange possible, a televie Sion scene, it is hoped to get fall einemay to accept a special mes Sage to be flashed on the screen at their performances Reuter.
London, June 11 a meeting "here today, the committees formed recently to deal with petitions for the formation of Popular Front in Great Britain decided that the campaign be wound up forthwith and that local central committees be disbanded.
'The decision followed a speech by Ssu Stafford Cripps, Labour MP. for East Bristol, in the course which he said that a Popular Front 'Was not politically' practicable.
Sir Stafford Cripps and four other members were expelled some months ago from the Labour Party for their: Mtitude regarding the formation of a Popular Front, They have now applied for readmission, Their applica tion will be considered. at the ordinary monthly meeting of the Executive Committee of the Party at the end of this month—Reuter.
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