London, June 24.
When Parliament next meets it will begin a debate on Germany's latest act of aggression and its implications.
The previously arranged debate on the shipping situation, which was to have been taken up in the House of Commons, has been postponed.
Arrangements for the debate have not yet been definitely settled, but the opening statement on behalf of the Government will be made either by the Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill or the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, and according to the course of the debate Mr. Ernest Bevin, Minister of Labour. or any of the other two Ministers may intervene later when they have had an opportunity of hearing the views of members in different parts of the House.—Reuter.
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