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The National Committee of the League of Nations Youth Groups, representing 20000 youths, yesterday sent Mr. Chamberlain a telegram asserting their conviction that the reported demands on Czechoslovakia "betray Britain's security and peace," and asked him to convoke Parliament.
The British "Inner Cabinet" today maintained daylong telephonic communication with Prague, which requested precise information on the Anglo-French "peaceful settlement" Scheme. The "Inner Cabinet" includes Mr. Chamberlain, the' Prime Minister; Lord Halifax, the Foreign Secretary; Sir John Simon, Chancellor of the isxchequer, and Sir Samuel Hoare, the Home Secretary, So far, the Czech Government have received' only British and French guarantees for the integrity of a future Czech State. Yet other Powers' guarantees are also mentioned in the scheme, which provides for an international guarantee of the new Czechoslovakia, it is pointed out. It is now declared, however, that the previously-foreseen Polish and Hungarian guarantees are apparently sub-Ordinated to Prague's cession to Poland and Hungary of those districts inhabited by the respective minorities.—Havas.
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