Suggested London, Oct. 9.
The formation of a "Cabinet of National Concehtration" is advocated. in the "Sunday Times" by Mr. Ai.thony Eden, former Foreign Seeretary, who with some slight reservations has now rallied to Mr. Chamberlain's policy on the ground that in vital questions of the foreign policy national unity should prevail over party dissensions. increased if the country is to pp 3 British armaments must be
in future to resist political pressure rom the outside. In order to pave ihe way for a policy of national. union, Mr. Eden suggests the immediate exchange of views between. the Cabinet and opposition leaders as well as the creation of a Parliamentary committee for foreign affairs on the French model to which. the Ministers would be obliged to'. furnish all information unsuitable for Publication for reasons of the state. All such information would of course, be treated confidentially by the committec.—Trans-Ocean.
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