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CAN'T AFFORD DIVISIONS Mr. Bevin On The Aid-To-Europe Plan-

Foreign Policy Defended

Hastings, July 17.

The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, said to- day that he had been accused of “leading the world to Munich" by accepting and pledging his full support to American aid to Europe un- der the Marshall Plan.

Addressing the Transport and General Workers Union, which he founded, Mr. Bevin said he had undergone much criticism for his endorse- ment of dollar help, but he was convinced that Britain could work within it and still be inde- pendent.

"I was told that I was leading With abundant coal, Britain to Munich. That has also would "begin to buy food. the world been dropped now that Czecho- slovakia went to Moscow! I have been charged with trying to

divide Europe. I don't want to divide Europe or any part of the

world, or America from Europe. The planet is small that we I cannot afford divisions anywhere." In effect, he said, the United Stater had told Europe, "See what you can do for yourselves and we will supplement P

made a

unions

stuffs from its old avenues of supply in Europe and elsewhere and not be so dependent on the

dollar area,"

He emphasized that increased

coal output was essential to Bri. tain's future, but that it was now clear that coal would never be able to supply the increasing world demand for power.

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Blackpool, July 17.

An inquest jury ruled you- terday that Peter Garside, 27-year-old student, starved himself to death, allegedly "to keep his mind clear for studica.

Witnesses sold Garside be- lieved eating interfered with thinking.—United Press.

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He praised the fast passage of a German ex-prisoner of Departing 21st and 24th July

will the Indian Independence Bill by war

take Parliament and said the fact, that near Eastbourne, Sussex, a great nation had moved into In- depondence without civil war re- on August 4.

presented "the greatest triumph of statesmanship."

was

The girl is 19-year-old Rose- mary Vinall, daughter of a said, would be home by early next la Will Runkel, 23, who

All British troops in India, he Dunkirk veteran and her flance

Egypt, he said, depended upon the campy last Thursday under the departure from released from a prisoner of war

outcome of United Nations action, government agricultural release with the ratification of that na- British troops would leave Italy scheme.

year.

Their

war," Mr. Bovin sold.

pre-

sentence was possible in view of

Mr. Bevin asserted that water

The War Office, meanwhile, would have to be harnessed by "I think that is right. America such means as the Alpine water-ton's peace treaty by Russia and sold on Thursday that the case.

great contribution

to shed, to raise the standard of life been "an anxiety" but "that coun- German prisoner of war sen- Italy Itself. Greece, he said, had of Wernor Vetler, 22-year-old victory, but we feel they should in Yugoslavia, Franco, Austria contribute to peace with their and Italy.

try will be liberated very soon tenced to a year's imprisonment from our troops too."

for Improper association with an great productivity," Mr. Bevin On the

future peace of the declared,

Before long, Britain "won't English girl, is still under con- world, he said:

have a soldier in any country j sideration. In his report to the

"It is no use trying to unite a abroad and the British Empire which gave him to politics, Mr. world dominated by the bitter-will be stronger than before theviously that modification of the

The authorities said Bevin naserted, "If the Plan fails, | ness of war which accentuates. It won't be my fault."

natural differences, Delegate from 35 inember "You cannot tell a

Cheque For Ernie the new relaxation of the rules country, unions, representing a total mem- 5,000,000 of whose citizens have

Mr. Arthur Deakin, present forbidding wor prisoners to

sexual. bership of 1,313,079, gathered in been incinerated, that they must General Secretary of the Union, have

relations with White Rock Pavillon On waterfront of this ancient port, neighbours with the fellow who token from thousands and thou the forget all about it and be good handed Mr. Bevin a cheque for Ian undisclosed amount; ts . . where William the Conqueror did it. You cannot tell memsands of members." landed in 1066, to hear the high-driven Into slave labour with light address of their annual con. whip and threat of concentration had received

Mr. Devin said that in 1923 he vention.

enmp, to fall on the other fellow's "money, gift" of his career. But the only other Mr. Elevin appeared extremely | neck.

"I am quite prepared to live cheerful and spoke for almost an "The Germans thought they bour Party newspaper,

nt that time, he declared, the La- In Germany with him if he can hou in the hot hall.

were supermen. Then victory was Herald," was

"Dally not stay in England," she added. won over them and now

broke and other

the-Associated Press. he had a chance to bank it, Party "borrowed" the gift before

Far East Problem He resigned as General Secre. tury of the TGWU at the begin. ning of the war

to accept Mr. Churchill's invitation to join the conlition government. Since then he has felt it his duty to report back to those who spawned him in politics.

Leaving Europe, Mr. Bevin discussed what he called the "Frent problem of the Far East." He said:

**Taim has the same potential danger as Europe. We must move, with great care and patience. We must go looking for points of agreement, not disagreement. We must go on with great care to work out this problem."

people think they are supermen."

Time The Healer Time would be a great healer for Europe's bitterness. Of his job as Foreign Secretary, Mr. Bevin said:

Recently, he said, he had heard talk of a United States of Europe. Mr. Bevin said he himself had proposed the idea at a Union Con. than 20 years ago Churchill must have the leaflet."United

gress more "I was thrown into it and I and "Mr. mean thrown in. I didn't want it picked up and now I want to make a Press.

Cheering Data From Mr. Shinwell

London, July 17.

Speaking slowly and emphasiz-Britain's coal production for the first 28 weeks of

ing every word, Mr. Bevin went

оп:-

"Nobody wants war-neither In the United States nor Russia, nor France. I refuse to think of a potentinienëmy_and_direct_my. polley that way. I won't think of the atom bomb or anything else, except things that will mean several hundred years of peace for Europe."

this year was 135,534,000 tons, an increase of 417,000 tons on the same period of last year. the last ten weeks since the introduction of the five-day week the output of deep-mines coal was 689,000 tons more than the corresponding period of last year.

Mr. Emanuel Shinwell, Min- since the introduction of the ister of Fuel, gave these figures five-day week,

the although in the House of Commons to- figures for May were day during a debate on coal de than those for June. The out better put per manshift had also in- creased, particularly since the the five-day

identified Wetter as the father! British women.

Olive Reynolds, 21, who has

of her child, said she hoped to marry the German as soon as he is released.

Rear-Adm. Walker Dead

London, July 18. The death has been announced of Rear Admiral A. H. Walker, O.B.E., at the age of 65. Не WAB well-known in. Hongkong for, after promotion to the rank of Commodore in 1930, he took charge of Naval Establishments in that Colony, and, two years later, he was promoted Rear Admiral and A.D.C. to the King. The late Rear Admiral's China for, in 1919, he naval carcer was linked with "took command of the sloop "Cadmus," Yangise during the early part which was well-known on the

of the century.

appointments at the Admiralty, Then, after holding various he was given command of the cruiser "Cairo," and later "War- spite", just before going to Hong Kong.-L.P,S, stocks

More Coal Needed He said Britain could only main.manded by the Opposition.

He said that while the im- tain Its Independence' from the

dollar drift" by producing more rovement in output could not introduction of cool which was the one thing that been established that at least

be regarded as adequate, it had week. would enable' Britain to give.a

By July 6, Britain's definite promise of capital goods as much coal had been produced had been raised to 10,500,000 needed by Russia for its recon- in the five-day week as protons compared with 8,500,000

struction.

duced in a six-day week lost tons last year-Reuter. year. wan

This promise, he said, "very rightly being demanded by the Soviets in current negotin- tions for an Anglo-Russian trade agreement.

Absenteeism

Other points ho made were that absenteeism, compared with last year, had declined

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Australia Sounds A Warning

Launceston, July 17. Mr. Joseph Chifley, the Aus tralian Prime Minister, said in a A special committee on man speech here today: "Many, who bership voted Thursday to recom. think that because we have mend that admission to the Inter. £280,000,000, credits in London we national Telecommunications Con] have plenty of money to buy ference be denied to Spain and what we like there, will live to thres nations sponsored by the bo disillusioned, Soviet Union-Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia,

The Committee agreed, how ever, to recommend admission for the Repubile of Outer Monolia, also sponsored by Russia.

The time may not be far dis tant when wo will have to give careful thought to what British goods we buy, not in our interests but because Britain's production will have to be used for exports into the dollar areas;

The Committee's recommenda- tions will be submitted, on. Friday "We cannot go on asking the for final action at the full session United Kingdom to provide dol- of the 02 nations who make up Ints for us to buy non-essentials tho conference Associated Press from the dollar areas-Rouler.

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