BRITAIN STEADY
SECRET OF INFLUENCE
SWAYING, AGITATED WORLD
GOVERNMENT ALERT
United rrcE3 Association—By Electric TeleCrapn—Copyright. . (Received March 2, 2 p.m.) LONDON, March 1. "The Government is following the news from Austria with deep concern," said Sir John Simon, speaking at Sheffield. "I am glad that martial law has been withdrawn. We are watching Dr. Dollfuss's efforts to heal the wounds of civil strife, and hope that this internal pacification will not be hampered by subversive outside interference. '* ■! Referring to Britain's ever-increasing attention to international affairs, he said that the whole world had become a sounding board. "Far-off events profoundly affect this country's prosperity. Britain's fundamental desire to promote world peace does not mean unjustifiable interference, but merely that her influence has become greater, because in a swaying, agitated world she has remained- steady under a widelybased National Government."
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 52, 2 March 1934, Page 8
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