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"THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1850.
GOVERNMENT WINS CONFIDENCE VOTE House packed for debate
London, March 9.
The Government won the confidence vote on stool nationalisation in tho
House of Commons tonight. The figures Opposition 296.
The House was packed for the debate on steel nationalisation on which the fate of the Gov-
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ernment had depended.
The Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. Herbert Morrison, had made it clear that the motion before the House in the names of Mr. Winston Churchill and other Conservative Icaders was an issua of confidence.
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The Conservative amendment The former Foreign Minister, to the Address by the King- took | Mr. Anthony Eden, winding the form of "regretting" that the for the Opposition, contended that future of the steel industry was
the country at the General Elec- not mentioned in the King's on. "certainly did not give a Speech which outlined the Gov verdict in favour of this particular ernment programme.
Act" (the Steel Nationalisation Act).
Opening
the debate, Mr. Oliver Lytletion, a Conservative former "At the Election any vote given Minister, emphasised tint the for © Conservative or Liberal amendment was put down to could honestly be considered as secure u promise from the Gov-vote against the Steel Act, he as- ernment that I would not make scried, the vesting date carlier than nine months after the next Election or some equivalent date:
Mr
forces
Mr. Lyttelton warned the Government not to underrate the which would come to the Opposition's ald.
The
of Supply, Mr. George
taunted the Con- servatives with being under the.
misapprehension that they hud
won the Election.
He said that the Government would not abandon a measure it belleved essential to maintain full employment al prosperity,
Liberals' views
"If there could be a referen- dum'of some kind have not the least doubt that the country: would vote emphatically against any more nationalisation," Mr. Eden anid.
Attice's reply
The Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, replying to the Debate, said that the amendment had been brought in because of some strange rafculations, about the General Election".
The General Election was not a picbiscite, Mr. Allee said.
"It is very rare in this country that you have lin election on & single issue.
were Government 310,
Industry is dissatisfied
London, March 9.
A new tide of dissatisfac tion-pent up during the pre- „General Election period be.
cauze trade unionists
were anxious not to emberrate the Labour Party--swept across British industry today as on- gineers, shipbuliders and dockers discussed strike ac. tion.
The leaders of 37 enpincer. Ing and shipbuilding unions. morting at York, voted to ballot their 2,500,000 mam- bars on a proposal to rielke in support of their claim for A balanced $1 a week rise.
61.
The claim, rejected by the employers, would cost an timated £ 100,000,000 to £120,000,000 A your IZ granted,
Another storm centre was in the Midlands where
700 miners at Baggeridge, largest colliery in the South Stafford. whire, coalfield, struck - work. Another 800 men were made idia by the strike, which re- sulted from A local grievance.-Reuter.
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were practically sitting in each other's tape.
Tonight's victory is only the Arst round of the struggle. The Government faces the same or-
Mr. Eban Bowen, the first Liberal speaker, questioned the Opposition's motives in putting
"One thing that was decided forward their amendment, but by the General Election was that wald that In view of the the country did not want Mr. Liberals' strong opposition to Churchill and his Party", Mr. nationalising steel they must Atlee salt.
Port It.
laughter grected his #tatement that the Liberals had given notice on their decision to the Government Whip because it is in the national interest that the Government should not be brought to an end by a
Tonight's first searching lest of sudden Labour's narrow-majority-seven and
snap vole,
In the whole House of Commons When a Labour Member naked saw the largest muster of mem- Later in the week Mr. Winston If the Liberals would take the bers in the memory of most Churchill, Opposition leader, will. consequences if their vote tonight living Members to register the attack on a new front-whether defeated the Government, Mr. biggest vote, since full. Paris-Britain is getting value for her. Howen
amid loud mentary records began 12 decades immense spending on defence, replied, laughter from the Government ago.
Other speakers in this debate benches, "If they did, the res "Packed into the
the House by Party on Thursday-will be the Prime ponsibility would certainly not be Whips, the near complete mobil-Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, and with the Liberal Party. The Gav-sation of voting strength ernment can defeat this amend ment very easily without a divi- alon by postponing indefinitely nationalisation of steel".
The Amendment was put for ward for Parly political reasons.
The action at this time of put-deal again on Monday, when the ting down an amendment to the House votes on a second Conser- Address was wholly irresponsible, vative amendment, this time. on Mr. Attlee further said.
housing policy.
Earlier he had said, that it would have been better if the Opposition amendment had not] been put down.
The next day there will be an- other division on Supplementary Estimates.
came the
with Members squatting all round the Speaker's dals and Jammed elbow to elbow below the bar at the opposite end of the Chamber,
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The case of the atom-spy, Klaus Fucha, may be aired in this de bate, on which there will be no vote. Router, *
INDO-CHINA.AID
Salgon, March 9. The United States economic _mission_here.tonight_labelled_un... trus and premature, Washington Press reports that economic aid in Indo-China will only go to the French.
The method of allocating aid has not yet been decided, the mission said.---Router.
TAIPEH'S MOVE AT GENEVA
Geneva, March 9, “The Chinese Nationalist gov ernment formally withdrew today from the 1947 Geneva tariff agreement.
A communication from the Chinese delegation to the United Nations at Lake Success advised the 33 members of the agreement meeting here of China's decision to withdraw. No explanation was given.
given
Withdrawal at 60 days' notier
is permissible under the terms of the agreement. China is the first member formally to withdraw al- though Cuba has done so tem- porarily pending the conclusion of tariff negotiatio.16 with the United States.
The Chinese withdrawal be comes effective on May 5. After. that date, the remaining mem- Bers are no longer bound to ap- ply
the most favoured nation mciple in Inrlífs on limports from China
The Chinese Nationalist action cont thus have considerable ad- verse effects on the trade of Com- munist China. It is believed that some members of the agreement uch as the United Kingdom, Li- dia and other members of
the British Empire, which have re- comiled the Chinese Communist Government of Man Tse-tung may decide to apply the benefits of the agreement is hitherto to Communist China's trade, regard- lers of the Nationaliat "Govern. ment's withdrawal. Associate Press,
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