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WARNING CENTRAL

WINSTON'S NEW WARNING Soviet Military Frontier On The Elbe Labour Cabinet's

Problems

London, Nov. 12. Mr. Winston Churchill, Leader of the Opposition, declaring in the House of Commons today that the world situation had not improved, said that although the country had been assured that the Socialist Government would get op: specially well with the Soviet Government, relations had steadily deteriorated. British and American forces in Europe had melted away. The Russian armies had been main- tained in Europe in vast strength and largely on a war footing. More than one third of Europe was held under Soviet control. The Soviet military frontier was on the Elbe and it was impossible to forecast what the future and fate of France would be. Mr. Churchill added that if This, gosence of any policy Britain could not fulfil ber or decisions in these matters, promise to the Zionists, she which have-got-mere and more should without delay, place the complicated as they have pro mandate for Palestine at the ceeded, has allowed havoc and feet of the Uniitd Nations and hatred to run riot throughout give notice of pending, evacua- Palestine for more than a year tion.

atid, “no one knows where we are today."

Army Plans Ex-WAAF's

Speaking before the Opposi tion leader. Mr. Clement Aftlee, the Prime Ministeri had ä- nounced in the Commons that the period men would serve in the British heméd. forces at the end of 1945 under the Goy- ernment's new plans, would be one and a half years. He hoped they would be able to reduce the period later.

Suicide

London, Nov. 11.

An at W.A.A.F. Alight officer who, according to her mother, was: "bowed with sorrow”, follow, ing an unhappy love affair, was He added that men would stated; atan, Inquest at the City afterwards pass for a period of Coroner's Court yesterday, to years into the reserve, which have left a pencilled note saying: would have a voluntary cadre. "Through you, my darling. I have The essential point was that lost all faith and trust."

She was Winifred Long Migh the reserve forces must consist of men who had done their full Gold Shary, 25, of Arran-road. training.

Catford, who was found 'drowned i

Mr. Att said "The develop in the Thames. A verdict of sui- ment of modern warfare has dide while the balance of her made this country more vulner-mind was disturbed was recorded. able. We are now part of the Mr. A. E. Jessel and Mr. J. R Continent. We can be reached Ashton represented Pilot Offt. by attacks on the Continent and Stewart Morrison, of Harrogate,

Yorks. while in the past we always

Mr. Joseph Henry Shaw, o which we could depend, that daughter spent her time arrang- had a long breathing, space on school-master. sald that his breathing space in most unlike ing photographs of "the person ly to be available should any concerned" and of their associa war arise in the future.

ions in the Middle East and in Paris. She had 12 alburns.

"The logic of that is that

Mr. Churchill, who was speak inx in the debate on the King's "If the United States, which while you keep your front-line The coroner, Mr. J. M. Hulme, speech which outlined the Gov-is su interested it. Jewish im- forces as low as you can withsaying that "a coroner's cuart is efficiency and for the jobs they not a court of morals," declared ernment's pulley for the new migration, should” deprecate session of Parliament, had be- British surrender of the man-have to do, you must have rat he had not asked for evi gun by sperking in favour of date it would be for them to trained reserves who can take fdence of a detailed attitude, ex- a United States of Europe. help us in every way, not only their part right away without cept that Miss Show was very He said that the regional with money, but with men. I waiting for six months' train-fond of a certain person in the

ing." consciousness of Europe was a fundamental pillar of world or-

Not Yet

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hearing was a dark-haired young Nations.

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am nat at all deterred from commendisk this course by the fact that it has been recòm- Mr. Attlee declared: "We are mended by the Soviet Govern-out to try build up security ment.

in the world and to make our contribution to that security, but you do not get it by unila teral disarmanient. You must build up an ordered world in which there are police forceá able to prevent the rise of as Fression.

"I am rather glad to find that our minds are flowing in the same direction in, at any rate, one respect of international affairs

Thankless Task. "I am convinced that this procedure would relieve us of

the most thankices of all human tasks, of reproach which at- of infirmity of purpose and of tends our success, of reproach

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Referring to the Socialist assurance of relations with Russia, he said it was inevit able in the case of Government resting up popular will after a great victory, that British

Americans and

in Europe should have incited away.

A Citadel He added: "The United

tremely dictity to prophesy Nations, as the Prime Minister

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ahead: It is the policy of this has so forcibly pointed out, has

in the future: "We can't look It still, however, remains 盛 the physical and practical diffi-vernment, and I believe of citadel and we are all in full ; culties of the tesk."

this nation, to work for world Government and to work for accord with the Government in The Opposition leader con- their loyal and faithful support tinued: The Nuernberg trials world security and under that, of the institution.

are over and the guilty leaders for disarmament. The UNO is over Palestine. There has been To record the melancholy of the Nazi regime have been the instrument we are trying no wobbling. We have beer to build up te effect that. We pursuing a policy in conformity fncis, which we see around us hanged by the conquerora. is not necessarily to blame the They were teld that thousands want a good instrument of with the mandate and it has Government. Diffeulties have yet remained, to be tried and Peace ander which all nations been said it may be impossible been enormous and the forces vast categnies of Germand are security has not yet been have regarded the position of will dwell in security. That to fulfill that mandate, but we which confront them are in-classed es putentiully guilty be tractable.

Both Art and the Jew and British influence cause of their associations with achieved." abroad has greatly diminished the Nazi rezine. "But I think vision for police forces as we for cooperation of the Unitec "We must have some pro-we have been striving earnestly vince be wartime days.

some consideration should al- "It is not to altacit the Gov-ways be given to the ordinary may call on them, or garrison States in this matter. We still vernment at I mentioned | people." Everyine was not a forces. fo. rqaintain ourselves hope we shall get representa these facts bus in order to surmary. When the ordinary peo-even under "NO.

tives to meet again very early "We have got to make our to consider settlement vey our whole position. The pic were hurled his way and Foreign Secretary has done his chat and when the cruel hands contribution to the UNO. Wer

"It would be indefensible tr best and we on this side have of tyranty and dictators were do not know. quite what that дау anything which would given him whatever support is laid on them and the vile sys will be. That cannot be fore exacerbate anything in our parer, even sometimes tens of repimentation imposed seen. There are these uncer-country at a time when, we de te the extent of causing em- and enforced by capionage and tain factors, yet we have atplore that Eves

time

are being to plan wantonly lost." barrasement in other countries. other forms of cruelty, there the present.

"We cannot charge the Gov- were a great number of people ahend," Mr. Attlee said.

Speaking of the food situa- Mr. Attlee declared that the tion, Mr. Attlee said: "Condi ernment will. being responsible who woühiti succumb. “I thank for all the evils of the situa-God that in this island home of Government's hew scheme for tions are more difficult that tion abred. They have cer- ours we have not been put to the armed forces would apply they were daring the war and tainly not been guilty of any the test that many of the peo-to Great Britain only and not everyone, certainly on

to Northern Ireland

thesd wrongful cu provocative action. ple of Europe have had to un-

(Government benches, knows We ready Fileve that their dergo." he said. ()

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Peace Treaty "We have not been informed of any attempts to forecast the form of the peace treaty with Germany, but surely it is ur Not Their Fault

gent make the peace with "It was the duty of the the German people or as many Socialfat, Government to take an lie within our scheme of office when called upon to do |; responsibility," he declared. so, decided by the electors. It "There must be an end to ven is not their fault if they are geance and retribution. I was not equal to the job, although, toll thef Germany must be if may be eur miefortune. It punished, and I asked When cannot be claimed, however, does the punishment begin!?" that even the national coalition It seems to be going on for a Government would have suc- Iolg time. It began in 1943 cessfully suinpunted; all. then contr.ped. Through 1944 adverse lines that have been and 1945 with the most, fright; flowing."

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Turning to Palestine, Mr. Churchill said it is impossible to avoid expressing deep regret at the many changes of tactics and zelheds, at the needless disappointment created through Mr. Churchill concluded by out, the whole Joury by the saying that to abanden India failure to full tile hopes which with all the dire consequences the party opposite excited by which would follow therefrom the promises made at the Gen- and to have a war with the eral Election, and, above all, to Jewn in prd to give Falcaline express regret at the lack of to the Araby aalf the execfæ«] any policy worthy of the name tion of the world, appeared to

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