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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1951.

BITTER CHURCHILL ATTACK Mismanagement Accusation: Angry Commons Exchanges: Censure Motion Defeated

London, Feb. 15.

Mr. Winston Churchill said to day that Britain had not yet made the atomic bomb and may be the "bull's eye" for a Soviet attack.

In a bitter attack on the Labour Government, Mr Churchill charged in the House of Commons that the Government's "mismanagement" in domestic affairs was being extended to the military field, and he could no longer support its defence policies..

Mr Churchill said it was most disturbing to realise that Britain had been outstripped by the Soviet Union in making atomic bombs that Britain had not made one yet, and is "perhaps the bull's eye for a Soviet attack."

EmigrationFrom Britain

London, Feb. 15.- Between Jan. 1 and Nov. 20 last year; 50,519 British men, women and children emigrated by sca to Australia. In the same period 12,014,weat

to Canada.

The Prime Minister, Mr *Clement Attlee, gave there figures In a Parliamentary

swer today. During the whole of 1950, 37,220 sail « ed under the free or at- sisted plassen scheme to Australia. There was no such scheme for Canada, he added in reply to * question.-Renter.

Mr Attles interrupted Mr Churchill, and there was an not corect?", Mr Atties agreed Soviet armed effort

Turning to Gorman reora- | narrowness of her

was the industrini

ment, Mr. Churchill criticized busc.

Mc realised that since the what he called the Government's

angry exchange as Mr Attlee said, "He really ought not that it was correct. to mislead the country on a matter like this. He knows perfectly well, it is by agreement that the manufacture of the atomic bomb took place on the other side of the Atlantic."

"AtI

Modern wars were only kept going by the technical power behind the atriking force. Though he did not under

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qualifications, saying, There war Russia had built up a very le great danger in trying to formidable striking power, Bu have thing, both ways. It he was always encouraged by Mr Churchill retorica:

Mr Churchil declared that almost always results in falling the knowledge that behind that the ent of the war we resumed after the last war many wen-between two stools. Safety is striking power were

"very, have been of not to be found in starching very narrow technical fourida- full freedom to make the atomic pons that would bomb ourselves." Mr.Attlee high value today, were dispersed dong the line of least resis-ons".

ог or destroyed, sold given tance." agreed that was correct.

Churchill Mr

demanded; away.

He added, “I may to the Prime What is the meaning of that He did not agree that troops Minister-beware how you can Interruption? I claim we have should only be sent into action tinue this holf-hearted policy.

TO-DAY IS THE DAY WHEN YOU WILL BE GAY. not fucceeded in making the with the latest weapons. That It might well be that if the

IF YOU GO THAT "BELVEDERE” WAY — atomic bomb in five and a half was the ideal, but it had never United States Were

many Clifton Wobb, The Man Who Knows Everything And He Says vears, Does anybody challenge happened in any war.

Had conscription been including ajastan.

Mr Churchill meals f that?"

mirrupted Lo

This Is His Funniest Picture “For Heaven's Sake.” The Defence Secretary. My tended to two years in 1947

within the say thắt the Russians would could be formed Emmanuel.

much say, in it," They Sainwell, naked 1040, the country would Atlantle, Pact army, the school of have

the defines were governed by the oligarchy

might | of the Kremlinj

Mr Bevan, "If there is one that tho' Russians

that no effective Euro.br Narmy, hate the danger, he was

whether Me Churchfit, was not have been botter off In gilde; thought that Able 24

riving satisfaction to the enemy. tive military formations today of

JUST WORDS Mr Churchill depiféd: "If . I

"The Government givé nothing were

wrong, the Government

thehod tr

People and

hing

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Eurod again come

continued, Churchill would readily correct me. If I but, words, declarations, pro- 'Civilisation in Europe and the

the atom bord. Therefore, it nm right, it is more important jects and schemes which seek democratle way of life would aware of it is the existence of have to come to terms with the thero is fear of the atom bomb that our people should know the to indicate impressive action."

With the control they de Soviet. We should Bep the

fear. Out of that It's mutual over manpower and process of Communist infiltra-

fear, mutual sense may The Labour Government demanded feated by 21 votes the Conser the vast sums of money they tign and control begin which

constantly vative Opposition's

wanted, it should would end, in West Europe censure

suffering the same falo to have been possible to have pro- denouncing it

Czechoslovakia." duced # substantial and carrying out

efficient army.

When

facts.....

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had always

every op-

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that considered purtunity must be eagerly sought to try to bring about

of Elleviation

International tension.

I

as unequa? Britain's defence

trouble the Korean two-day

The Soviet menace was now tebate an defence in the Hours; broke out the Government had

units on the Elbe. If it were to ad-

GREATER EFFORT of Commons was For the produced so few tactical Government: 300. For the Op-ins

that It was necessary for Bri-vance possibly without fight-

Mir Bevan contended that position: 287.

to Dend only

Lokening, or on some kind of agree. Britain was 4

making a greater ment the danger to Britain fort for defence than any The Left-wing Labour Partyorce.

would be very great,

country in the world in com- It took three months to pro-) members averted possible

ก

The Russians, maglish Chan-parison to her sto Government defent by sup-suce even a brigade group. porting the Attice Administra-

the complicated machinery Britain had also been unable able to cross the English Chan- ucl birt air power might allow tion itself despite

-to produce any atomle bomba of thousands of paratroops to be

of modern industry was turned over to war pre- nounced opposition to the re- her own in and a hall used in unprecedented numbers.to

parations, it would be dorp armament programme. Seven years..

Britain would be under con- Libernis also opposed the cen-

"It is depressing to feel that stant bombardment from rocket in a campaign of hate and

hysteria. That might make sure.

we have been out-stripped by and other pilotless missiles.

very

dificult Sovieta", CENSURE MOTION

to control that the

There was als

also the Russlan

it had been Mr Churchill accused the

Mr Churchill said he requca! U-boat danger-greater than palgh when

created. Government of mismanaged again that the secret agree the German danger at the ment in military' affairs.

Other points he made were: ment he made with Fresident

of the last war. beginning of Roosevelt He was moving & Conserva-

Men in agriculture would no atomic energy pressed Mr Attlee to give tonger be exempt from service tive motion of censure

vable Bgures which should be made public soon. asked tho House

of Russian with the armed forces. to vote no The Conservative leader con- U-boats, declaring, "Secrecy is If beczme confidence in the ability of the linued, "By creating an Amer-used to cover the Government's direct workers from one job to necessary to ican atomic base in East Anglia, shortcomings." Government to carry out

another it would be necessKTY TO effective and consistent de- we have made ourselves a tar-

discuss how far employers' acti- fence policy in concert with get, and perhaps the bull's-eye sold or scrapped many ships, villes should be restricted in

of Soviet attack". Britain's allles."

employing workers In nan essential industries.

"We shall deal equitably with

to

Op

he said.

would not oppose the Govern-gest in at VERAMENT

.

15-day

think it necessary.

Slace the war. Britain had

including four aircraft carriers, Mr Churchill said that if (The United States Air Force 148 destroyers, 90 frigates and the Conservative motion www Is Occupying several bember 214 motor torpedo boals. defeated the Conservatives bases in East Anglia, The big- Mr Churchill criticised the both. But at the moment wo

called-up this summer do not. ment's own motion asking ap GERMAN proval of its new £4,700,000,000 As Mr Churchill developed of army reservists, saying toat reach such a draconic decision,” arms drive.

his argument that Britain should the Conservatives would have he said-Router.

a longer period of Mr Churchill continued, have the atom bomb, the Prime supported "Evidence and examples of the Minister, Mr-Clement Attlee training.

Intervened. ineptitude and incompetence of

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He warned that any "ahams say that by hi

present Government are brought own agreement, there was an and pretences" in the

Tokyo, Feb. 15, bo. used ER almost daily glaringly before understanding that development situation would

A helicopter enrried high- of the atomic bomb should take Justification for additional real "We are, convinced that the place on the other side of the manasuras "taken in cool calcu priority mail from the Far East

Air Force Headquarters lation and design by our poten-Tokyo to a nearby airport to Atlantic. exhibited La mismanagement

But when Mr Churchill re-tial opponents the Con- affairs 'ex- civil and domestic

day after

blizzard a 24-bour tends also to the military field torted, "At the end of the war tinent."

Mr Churchill concluded by had stopped all road traffic in and that that. Is the growing; we were perfectly free to re

the capital-Router. sume the manufacture. Is that saying that if the Government's opinion of the nation."

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GOVERNMENT'S REPLY · Replying for the Government, Aneurin Bevan said that one of the weaknesses of the

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