Winston Churchill veteran statesman, made a brief address.
He declared that nobody knew when another blow would be struck against law, peace and freedom, but further acts of unprovoked aggression would be resisted.
Paying tribute to Lord Halifax, in whose honour the dinner was held, Mr. Churchill stated: "On the various standpoints of the accepted policy which you and Mr, Chamberlain have proclaimed, if differen: remain between political parties, then they can only be upon the emphasis and the method.—Reuter.
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