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Commons And Lords Debate Support
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have to hold down in Europe a great number of nations determined to fight for their freedom as soon as Üle opportunity comes. I don't bellove that he con at the same time hold down 180,000,000 Russians if their spirit of realstance is what I think it 18,"
Liberal View.
Admiral's Wife On Trial
June 25, 1941
STRONG SOVIET RESISTANCE
FROM PAGE ONE
in some sectors on the first two days' campalyn. Dr Christabel Sybil Nicholson,
Russian Fleet Moves 50, wife of Admiral Wilmot BPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" Stuart Nicholson, who was chief ANKARA June 24 (UP)-Wall of the British submarine service asserted that numerous units of the informed military quarters to-day from 1923 to 1025, was acquitted Hulan fleet Including destroyers In a closed trial at Old Bailey re- and submarines left the harbours for The Liberal Leader, Sir Percy cently of a charge that she sea after German planes had heavily
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Harris, was glad that Mr Eden obtained and recorded informa-bombed Odessa and other Black Sea FRIDAY. "They Know What They Wanted" Insisted on the strategie importance tion which might be useful to of the positior, and declared that some believe that as a result of Ger- mony Bghting a war on two fronts, our labours are lessened. Nothing is further from the truth.
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An unconfirmed report states that many of the Russian craft were pur- sued and heavily bombed, The ac- tion was believed to have taken place near the Rumanian and Bulgarian consts.
Russian Destroyer Hits Mine SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH" that DERLIN, June 24 (UP). The
and fair-haired, offelal news agency reports that a was accused of n four-count indiet-Red destroyer in the Eastern Baltie ment. She formerly WILS 4 hours hit a mine and sank to-day, physician at Charing Cross Hospital.
According to the prison docket, she had been detained rince May,
He was glad that Mr Eden insisted
was maintaincti that we should clear our minds of during the five-day trial, with the prejudice against the internal form court windows screened and all doors of government in Russin. Our pur-locked. It was only disclosed poso now should be to root out this Dr Nicholson, tall evil thing and to destroy these out Iowa who disregard solemn pacts and agreements and see that peace is restored to a troubled Europe.
The former War Minister, Mr Leslle Hore-Boishia, thought that the latest development could be regarded with qualified satisfaction. The efforts of Germany against us uru momentarily distracted and whatever the outcome of the conflict, there will be a great consumption of German war material.
If we do not assist Turkey, that country will be used as an avenue for achievement of Germany's am- bitions in Asia and in attacking our interests and our Egyptian position. means of sustaining Turkey would be In expediting the conclusion of our Syrian campaign. It is urgent to take measures in a military sphere which will reassure Turkey.
One
She and Admiral Nicholson were married in 1934, four years after his retirement at 05. Throughout the trial he was constantly in court.
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French Warships Attacked
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of the Mediterranean Fleet are giv- Stopped in Blach Sea
Twenty-two bombers, costinging continuous and active assistance The most satisfactory way of help. U.S.$2,000,000, can be built for to advance of our armies alon ing Russin will be through the Black
the coast of Syria by carrying out Sen, but unfortunately at the moment, Britain every year by the United bombardments of military objectives the German hold on Greece and States as a result of the decision at strong points of resistance. Crete and the Acgent blards come of Capt. Edward Molyneux, morning, two Vichy destroyers at- manding the approaches through the famous throughout the world as tempted to interfere with our opern- "In the early hours of yesterday) Dardanelles in great disadvantago to British sea power,
an arbiter of women's fashions. tions. They were at once heavily
When
the Nazis swooped across engaged by our ships and both were France, Captain Molyneux left his seen to be hit several times before Paris salons, which supplied the they retired under cover of a smoke- leading fashion houses of New York, screen to the shelter of their shore Chiengo und Hollywood not to men- batteries. tion Canada. He decided to entry "At least one other destroyer of on from Mayfair, and soon his 200 the Chevalier Paul class, which hat workgirls were overwhelmed by the been operating against us in Syrian requests received by cable for morn-waters, had already been hit and al- ing and afternoon frocks, "tailor most certainly sunk by torpedoca mades," and evening goy
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from naval aircraft. To-day there are about 20 Ameri- "Naval aircraft also carried out can fashion houses, each ordering successful attacks on the ports of year, and a minimum Beirut and Tripoli (Syria) and on number of repeats, is 25 for each warships and shipping in these ports. presents £20,000 worth of business. tral Mediterranean, our submarines model. Therefore each order re
Throughout the Eastern and Cen- A Canadian house takes 80 models continued to inflict losses on the nnnually. Payments ar made by eneiny, A supply ship in convoy hus these houses in dollars, so creating been sunk, and a successful attack handsome dollar reserve with has been made оп large Italian which Britan Dan purchase war liner of about 20,000 tons. This
ship was hit by two torpedoes,
Support For Hitler
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Let us realise the subtlety of this Hitlerian move-whether made from wild desperation or methodicat cal- culation. It carries the support of nur some other countries by its special cial appeal. It does
Marshal carry Petain, the whole basis of
whose Eovernment Is anti-Communism. It Will help to carry General Franco, But all these are long-term facts. We have as the result of this got a respite and "I pray that Parliament material.. will use it to the full."
The Conservative Member, the Earl of Winterton, thought that the situation between Britain and Turkey should be clarified. He had a great admiration for the Turks ond admitted that their difficulties were enormous, but the time had passed when any country of the importance and dignity of Turkey could be in the position she was to-day..
What A Remark!
Sooner or later she has to deelarc which side she is on.
Mr Churchill interjected, "What a remark to makeľ”
Lord Winterton, however, dcclared that Turkey had signed a treaty with Britain's greatest enemy and asked, "How can you be mutually friendly with two enemies such as Germany and us?"
Mr Churchill again intervened to say, "It would not be in the public interest for the discussion to con tinue on these lines. We should not seek to probe and define too clearly the attitude of certain Powers sur- rounded by very great dificulties who may not wish or be in a position to declare themselves."--
Communist Member
Much general-interest was evinced when Britain's only Communist member, Mr William Gallagher, who has been persistently critical of the Government, rose to speak,
Mr Gallagher declared that with the war which is being waged against the Soviet Union, it may be cald that in a very short space of time there has been a considerable shifting of attitude (Laughter).
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Poland and Soviets
wwhen I read the Prime Minis- be said to condone. Russian attacks ter's Sunday night speech, I must on the Baltle states. admit that I was agreeably surprised that he had gone as far as he had, but even then, he did not go for enough (Laughter).
Against Sell-Out
"I have always been against n 'sell-out' because it would be a be- trayal not only of this country but of Europe. It is essential that we should have government that could
give the most complete and active co-operation with the Soviet Union In the
the great task ahead."
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Replying to a query by another member whether Communista now propose to give the nation's war every support. Mr Galingher denied that Communists are delaying preduction and declared that any hold-up was the responsibility of the Government and employers.
hoped that Mr Eden would use his The Liberal, Mr Geoffrey Mander, diplomatic and persuasive ability to try and reconcile Poland and the Soviets,
The Liberal National, Mr Gran- ville, declared that Germany has now got her war on two fronts. "Every bomb
you drop on, German
Industrial communications,
and military targets now is worth ten bomba in two or three weeks' time." House of Lords LONDON, June 24 (Reuter)-Like the House of Commons, the House of Lords to-dny tiebated British. policy towards Russin,
Lord Cranborne, Secretary for the Dominions, ma
made a brief statement) on similar lines to Mr Eden's and declared that Britain and Russia are Roman Catholics : The Conservative,
Commander les apart in matters of policies and Robert Bower, speaking for "many Interest in facing a ruthless foe and religion, but they have common millions of the King's very loyal are the object of the same insatiable Roman Catholic subjects," declared: "We hate both
embition. Communism and To ignore that would be folly. Nazism. Roman Catholies will sup- Of the progress of the struggle, he port whatever measures may be could tell little. Both sides had necessary so long as the Govern- Issued communiques but they tell ment stand by the assurances that little. they do not wish to withdraw their previous opinion of Communism na a
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"We will be behind them and keep our eyes on the target which in-- cludes the destruction of Hitler and Nazi Germany."
Labour Peer
The Labour peer, Lord Addison; paganda would be directed to posing predicted that Hitler's insidious pro
as the champion of Christendom but the widespread horrors for which Hitler is responsible would keep our
"A message has been sent to the C-in-C of the Mediterranean asking him to convey the congratulations of the Board of the Admiralty to our. subnuorines. on their Increasingly successful operations."
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after terrific fighting destroyed 180 MORROW Soviet tanks.in one section of the castern front but the time and loca- tion were not specified.
"Tough Resistance”
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