The Archive · 1940

No Leakage of Secret Commons Session

Premier Refutes German Report As Propaganda SPPCIAL TO THE "hom."

London, Feb. 16.

Mr. Neville Chamberlain, Prime Minister, said he was confident that there had been no disclosure of the proceedings in the House during a recent secret session, in reply to a question in the House of Commons Jast night.

It would be evident to any member who was present, he added, that the article in that connection which appeared in the "Hamburger Fremdenplatt," was not based on any authentic information regarding what was then said, but was published for purely propaganda purposes.—Reuter.

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