London, May 22.
A laconic "No" was returne by the Lord Privy Seal, Mr. C. R. Attlee. to a question in the House of Commons yesterday afternoon, suggesting that Great Britain should treat with Germany for mutual restriction on night bombing.
The questioner advocated that Great Britain might make direct or indirect proposals to that end, and drew attention to appeals by prominent people, like the Bishops of Chichester and Bristol, George Bernard Shaw and Professor Gilbert Murrray.
'A supplementary questioner evóked cheers by asserting that it was wnfortunate that this proposal was made "just when we are getting on top of Germany:
Mr. Attlee replied: "It is not practicable to think you can come to any agreement, with Germany." Reuter
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