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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1951,

Bevan Issues 'One Way Only

Manifesto: Demands 'Restraining' Of U.S.

TIME TO SAVE PEACE

London, July 9.

Left-wing Labourites today proposed that Britain use the presence of United States air bases here as a bargaining point to demand heavy cuts in the Western arms programme and sweeping changes in American foreign policy.

The proposal came, in the pamphlet "One Way Only," the long- awaited manifesto of the fiery left-wing leader, Mr Aneurin Bevan, who stalked out of the Labour Government last Spring in protest against the scope of Western rearmament.

Mr Bevan and his left- go forward without the wing associates implied that

Rus-inflated profits from this back-

ward area."

slana if they refused to join.

In

Britain should withdraw (4) Scaling down of the permission for the American Western arms programme use of bases if the United order States failed to come around to calmer thinking on cer- tain key issues of war and pence.

The pamphlt said: "The exis- tence of these vital American bases on our territory gives us a right to play a much bolder part in shaping the strategy of the alllance than не have ye: exercised."

to release labour and resources for world mutual aid. (5) Establishment of a more

allocation of realistie

materials between the United States and its allies.

raw

con-

must

While the pamphlet

that Britain lendeci restrain the United States from war, it did not sny one word of praise for Russia, It deplored Russia's intransigence in world affairs, the use of the Red Army in the background of the Cam- munist coup in Czechoslovakia, and the Communist invasion of

The pamphlet continued: "We do not of course suggest that the alliance should be broken, We do propose that over the coming Koren. months a series of British initia- tives should be taken to rectify! the lop-sided nature of the allance and

certain specific purposes,"

These were:-

secure

(1) A Far Eastern settlement based

on the withdrawal

of

American support for Generalis- simo Chiang Kai-shek.

(2) Guaranices that the work

OVER-ESTIMATING

Mr Bevan

friends and his admitted rearmament was necessary because Russia seem- ed to understand the language of power.

But the pamphlet said the West was over-estimating Russia and was already strong enough

to deter her.

It argued that Russia would

of the Allantic powers KOD have attacked long ago if she forward without insistence and really planned war, and German rearmament or in- clusion of Spain in the Atlan-ld if the danger were as great

tje Pact.

sume Western spokesmen pictured it, the present arms programme was not

enough,

PEACE PROPOSALS

The pamphlet proposed (3) Formation of peace pro- conference with Russia on the posals to Russia including one question of Middle Eastern oil, that Russia join the Ünited and accused the Beltish Govern- States,

other ment

The plan would | drew

responsibility

wealth

The manifesto urges Britain 10 "restrain the Americans" in the cause of peace.

It says:-

TIME IS NOW "In 1953, the Americans will possess a dominance in armed strength. They will possess a force greater than that which was ever possessed by any other country in peace-time. It is not unknown for a giant to wish to use his strengths even though he is not

not attacked.

"The time for the allies of the United States to exercise their rentraining influence on Ameri- is now, before it is too late. can policy in the cause of peace

"We may have no more than

London Costers had a Clapham

day out on Common for the annual Pony Show organised by the Dumb Friends' League. In background Countess Mountbatten (who

the presented prizes) is seen trying on the "Pearly King's" bowler.

two years in which to save the RUSSIAN

und

the

two

peace,"

Mr Bevan Ministers who resigned with!

him when he left the Govern- REJECTION

nen-Mr Haroid Wilson and Mr John Freeman-made it quite clear that they were not challenging the British Govern- ment or the Labour Party,

They said that the West

should should not deprive itself of

of defence. But the meang vast war machines now being built In The Western world would obstruct and not open the paths to peace and freedom.

POSITIVE POLICY Other points manifesto

for

and

新

The West

Britain and powers in a world mutual aid poverty in Iran because full military ald to Yugoslavia programmo,

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made by the

should guarantee

by attacked Russia.

Britain sbould have a post- tive and Independent polley in her relations with the United States.

she were

OF CLAIMS

Berlin, July 9.

Rugia today rejected claims | by the Western Powers for of access 'o absolute freedom West Germany from West Berlin when delegates from Exist and West met here at the second session of the first four-Power toBts in two years.

The meeting ended after seven hours with no date fixed for a third meeting which is due to take place at Soviet headquar- ters in East Berlin.

But as Allied official declared that the Soviet representatives to maintain appeared ready negotiations and it was always possible that the talks would be resumed.

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Canada Tries To Block Moscow "Pilgrimages"

Ottawa, July 9.

The Government is trying to throw a rond block across the well-beaten path to Moscow used by Canadian Communists and their fellow- travellers,

to

tho This, informed circles here say, is one of prime purposes of an amendment the Criminal Code which will make it an offence to assist while in or out of Canada apy enemy at war with Canada or any armed forces against whom Canadian forces of are engaged in hostilities, whether or not a stato war axists between Cangda and the country in question."

The Government has been but is considered one of their

embarrassed by the leading spokesmen through seriously activities of some Canadians the Canadian Peace Congress. visited Moscow who have made the pilgrimage Dr Endicott

to the precincts of the Kremlin last year and was quoted in and elsewhere behind the Iran the Moscow Press at length in

Iris praiso Curtain,

of the

Mrs Rodd wont to Korea to "investigate American atrocities

Communist

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Is

way of life, One of those is Mrs Nora Rodd of Windsor, Ontario. A the Communist- delegate to front Congress of Canadian There

another, John Women, Mrs Rodd was the Boyd, a known party member. Britain should make clear to

leader America the circumstances

The

of a group of women re- He was quoted during a visit talks, held

the- on

the So called behind under which her bombers would Invitation of the three Westere

presenting

the Curtain as saying

Canadian the to leave

Korea be allowed

British Commandants in Berlin, mainly Women's International Demo- and warlike centred on means of preventing tonal co-ordinator of Commun- force bases on military

cratic Federation, the Interna- that

was made up of "social missions.

further trouble over the ship-

the I should be established

ment of Berlin goods to the lat aclivity. among women's scum" and that 2,000 of

5,000 hod deserled beyond doubt that the British West through the Soviet zoue. organisations around the world, original j.veto is absolute.

The Western countries want a

Just before embarkation. Declaration of war on the

guarantee from the Russians not

about 40 such visits to the seething mass of world poverty. to interfere with Berlin's west

ure on the At home more nationalisa-ward trade while the Russians and in the course of this found Moscow mecca tion, stricter Government con- Insist un a co

control check ou hone in-Red-torritory-making books for this year.-Govern-

remarks ment. undattering trol of industry, commerce anti

officials hope that many smuggling

raw. highly SCATCO

of them will not now come agriculture,

action against price materials from the Soviet zone about the Ailles.

Another is the Canadian off. rings and monopolies, heavy into Berlin and from there, us

Government taxation of

Previously, the finished or semi-finished goods, clergyman, Dr. James Endicott. dividends and

Ha denics being a Communist had had no recourse against the capital levy.

pink pilgrims because, even if they actively or indirectly as- sisted the Chinese or Korean Communists by their actions, Canada is not "at war with those

countries. amendment does not bar such visits.

The Bevan group Commands only about 30 of the 623 seats in Parliament. Bit it wields a the Labour Influence in vocal Party, has put the moderate wing LINDA DARNELL group of the Prime Minister on the defensive, and has picked CHARLES BOYER

up growing support in trade MICHAEL RENNIE unions and the Labour Party. -

United Press and Reuter.

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Tel-Aviv, July 0.

Ofco Israell Foreign

The

announced today that

many's war against the Jewish people cannot be regarded asļ having come to an end."

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3 Move out of place (8).

An Israeli Foreign Dulice 25 talement said: "Six years after) the end of hostilities, the Ger- man people have not made any explailon or reparation for the crime committed by the Nazis, Το this day, the German people have not found it within tham- selves to shake off the blood- stained heritage of their erst- while masters

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