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THE CHINA MAIL, SATUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1960.
COMMONS APPROVE REARMAMENT PLAN
London, September 14,
The House of Commons tonight gave general approval without to division to the Government's: rearmamont plans, estimated to cost £3,680,- 000,000.
The Conservative Opposition had been critical during the three-day de- bate which ended tonight but did not pressits discontent to a vote, and a Government motion approving, among other things, the exten- slon of the period of conscription from the present 18 months to two years, was approved.
In the closing speech for the Government, the Defence Minister, Mr. Emanuel Shin well, revealed that the target of the Western Union defence organisation was close to 60 divisions but this force would not be assembled, he added, until 1953 and 1954,
Britain intended to send an extra army division to Germany by March next year, Mr. Shin- well continued.
Asked if the British contribu- tion of one division by next year as against 10 by the French was adequate, Mr. Shinwall replied,
voye
I do, I know exactly what the French expect of us."
Closing the debate for the Op- position, Mr. Anthony Eden, Bri- tain's wartime
declared that Bergh Secretary,
would havd
to have more troops on the Con-
promised by the Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee,
Mr. Eden said that the increase from two to three divisions in Germany was rather meagre.
Declaring that Britain's lead in jet aircraft was unchallenged. Mr. Eden sold that it might well be that the long-range jet bomber now being developed here might bo lying before the Americans could produce anything of kind.
the
thero should not be a national army, The Germans German
at Strasbourg did themselves not want such an army but werd willing to make a contribution towards a European army.
"But now, as I understand him (Mr. Crossman), ho is against He urged that quantity produc- that too, but in favour of a large tion of this aircraft should be armed police with an army In- undertaken in other Common-side it which is what the Rus- East", .Mr. *** Churchill added. wealth countries and possibly in alans have in the the United States as well.
Mr. Crossman replied that the Mr. Eden sald that there was Germans, in the long rin, could no question that Germany was miillary actor of crucial Im- portance to the West.
No one would deny that it was Impossible to make plans European defence without those plans involving the defonce Western Germany.
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Mysterious explosions in Irish Sea
Liverpool, September 14. Bix mysterious explosiona In the Irish Boa rocked the 869-ton consting vensal, Bancourt, this week, its
in raported upon arrival
today.
explosions occurred in
quick succession about, too yards from the ship on Tuse- day afternoon when she wES about 12 miles off the Eng Ish North West coast.:
"The explosions were like depth charges going off," a member of the crew said, The crow thought at first that it might be gunnery
• practice but thare warens gun flasher from the ahora. The vowel was not damaged. -Reuter,
"Prelude
to new world war"
not be kept forever froin carry- ing arms.
We ought to accept now the for a Western European for need
State consisting of all those who want to federate, because that would enable you to have an army la which Germans, could But we ought to be Armly outaldo it ourselves, though allied to it", Mr. Crossman said." War II.
Mr. Crossman went on to Ray had that the five years Britain devoted to re-equipping Industry Restiament had been vital.
The Germans had not asked for an army of their own, but for larger and stronger police force.
Obvious objective
He thought that her claim must be accepted as well founded in view of what had happened in Eastern Germany. This police force ought to be provided.
serve.
three years ago would have lets the country in the "position of France, with a gigantic army but a rotten economy,"
Hie forecast that the Prime "It is merely a development of Minister would probably have our own actions that Germany
The main danger from Soviet to review this matter again, should be associated in the de-
That Russia was that she would try to British air lead fence of the free nations.
proper ob-exhaust the West by forcing it to is an obvious and contribution to the "Our
re-arm too highly and then take stationing of troops on the Con-Jective," Mr. Eden said.
He hoped that
agreement the Western nations over one by tinent will have to be larger than
would be reached by the Foreign one as they collapsed. three divisions," he declared.
and Mr. Eden said that no one be- Secretaries In New York
Asian support essential · that it would make it possible for Hleved that Russia was fundamen-
to be a German contribution tally evil.
made in due course to the inter- national force which was to de tend Europe.
"What we have felt is that Sa- viet Russin for years past has nol fulfilled either the letter or
Reference to the participation the spirit of the negotiations and tering into which she freely en-was made by Mr. Shinwell, the of Germany in Western Union tered on her own account."
Defence Minister, when he wound up the debate for the Govern
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Mr. Crossman contended that If re-armament was to prevent war it was cosential that the people of Asia "should be on our side."
on
"If the people of Asia be the other side there will be a war and we shall lose it", he added.
Boston, September 14. Republican Senator Stylex Bridges said today "The Korean fighting is a prelude to World |
The North Korean Communist attack was ordered by Russia and was but the first of what will be. come many armed attacks, Mr. Bridges said in a speech prepar- ed for delivery to the Boston Chamber of Commerce.
He added, "The United States is at the brink of disaster because we have incompetent leaders who are taking us in the wrong direc
lon...The Korean fighting is a prelude to World War II.
"There could be no Korea to- day if China had not fallen 10 China would scunt months ago. not have fallen our Govern- ment had not followed a policy so blind, so stupid, so stubborn as to almost defy description... The President and his chief adviser silenced our military men and Mr. Crossman thought that the announced we would not assist in danger point in the world was the defence of Formosa. Is it any the Middle East. He contended wonder that Stalin pressed the that those who pressed Britain to button which set North Korea, In
knaves undertake obligations in Western action ?... Incompetents, traitors,
perverts, Europe and prevent her from fools,
the scoundrels contributed to keeping proper defences in "The German people have a right to be consulted as to whepitating war,
Middle
East might bo precl-plight...' ther they wish to make a con- tribution or not."
ment.
He said, "If Mr. Churchill im- agines that he can compel the Germon people to do as he de- Bires he is making a very great mistake
The Government intended to integrate the Western Union des fence organization with the North Atlantle treaty organisation and uventually promote a uniform. comtrand for the whole North Atlanile treaty,
"We shall proceed to build up a Western Union defence organi sation speedily with or without the assistance of the Opposition," Mr. Shinwall declared.
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"We are fighting a war in He thought that the most proe- tical thing to do was to am the Korea. The Truman Administra people of the Middle East, Button is trying to tell us it is a 10
per cent wer-a police action. apparently Israel was tho nation whom Britain
he said.
only
It is a 100 per cent war as far as Styles Bridges, is concerned.” United Press.
India and Pakistan
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"Surely it would be better to rather arm Israel and Jordan than Egypt which will always be neutral and on the winning side",
Mr. former Chancellor of the Duchy
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Hynd (Labour),
of Lancaster. with responsibility to Parliament for the administra- Mr. Richard Crossman, leader tion of the British zone in Ger-
New Delhi, September 14. of the "Keep Loft" group in the many, said, "If we are going to
A Foreign Ministry official Labour Party, said that he was liave Germany in the councils of tonight announced that the against Germany having an army. Western democracy we had better Government of India is He asked if tha morals" do it generously and not allow anxious to settle all outstand. Franca would be Improved by her to come in as a kind of having a German army, headed pariah, but as an equal partnering disputes with Pakistan by ---by-the-people-who four-years-Router
MP's objection
#go were condemned as war criminals.
"You cannot have A German army without commanders and officers and the only ones they have got are already con- demned, he salt.
Tha defence of Germany against aggression from the Eastern bloc must remain the re- sponsibility
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peaceful methods, negotiation, mediation and arbitration" and has begun corresponding with the Government of Pakistan to this effect.
He said, however, that Kash- mir, the main point of conten- tion between the two countries, Sydney, September 14, was not included because the Rates of pay for the Australian United Nations is dealing with
of the Occupation Forces will go up as much as 30 the issue. Powers and the Germans must be to 40 per cent in some cases, the
given power to suppres Germans "Sydney, Sun" forecast today.
Bald.
Eastern "tries,' a
i
He gave no details of the cor- The Government is concerned respondence but sold it included Korea in Germany, Mr. Crossman at the lack of response to recent Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru's or
recruiting appeals, and the Prime gindi proposal to the Pakistan leader Minister, Mr. Robert Menzies, is Prime Minister, Liaquat ZAI
for a joint at war, de conflict for settlement of all disputes between India and Pakistan
of the Opposition, interrupted to expected to start an all-out re- banning recourse
Germany
Mr. Crossman
to
Mr. Winston Churchill, ask if he was wrong in thinkingcruiting drive when he announces that at one time. Mr. Crossman detalle of pay increases in a na- favoured: a neutrality policy for Lional broadcast shortly,,
The Sydney Pros, estimates replied that generally that this scar's defence. He also included proposals for looking at it in the long run he costs will total about £120,000,- claims over properties jeft by ro hoped that there would not be a War between Britain and Russia, 000 compared with £45,000,000 fugees on the other elde of the
Inst year. In the long run there was only | one solution for Germany. - That was to be united.
But
oven then we must naturalise them.. In the short run we must give them pollee and nothing else". Me, Crossman added.
Vital year
Mr. Church Interrupted, again to say that, he originally under- slood Mr. Crossman to mean that
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