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A-BOMB ISSUE

Tories And Labour Left

Wingers In Agreement

London, July 11.

The British Left-wing Socialists and Mr Winston Churchill's Tories, two worlds apart on most issues, are finding common ground on the six-year-old post-war controversy with America over the atomic bomb.

Both the Left-wingers and the Tories think. Britain's role because of her major contribution to the basic research should be greater and on par with American development, control and use of atomic energy.

Surprise

In Move In Paris

But President Truman, even If he wanted, to do so, is pro- hibited from giving Britain or any other country greater valco in the control of the atomic bomb because of the MacMahon Acl on atomic

an

Britain has never made atomic

bomb herself.

Left-wing Britain's Now Socialists. Jed by men who bolted the Labour Cabinet but Paris, July 11. not the Party, have made a bar-' President Auriol faced aning point of this vital issue which, if pressed, could be long, hard fight tonight to extremely embarrassing to both middle-of-the-road the British and United States build a coalition in the tional Assembly to rule

new Na-Governmentsng point is the

The

atomic bomber air bases which France against opposition the British Government have from both the Communists and General de Gaulle.

MODEL ON VIEW

BRITISH-EGYPTIAN

INCIDENT IN SUEZ CANAL London Lodges A Stern Protest With Cairo Govt.

A model of a road and ruil Channel tunnel designed by French architect G. Andre Basdevant. The model is being shown at the Festival of Britain. Above and below the two-way road and rail systems, can be scen the tubes of the air-conditioning system.-AP Picture.

granted to the United States WASHINGTON ALLEGATIONS: Air Force in England.

The Socialist Left wing, under Even as M. Aurial conferred the leadership of the former Ancurin with Parly leaders in a search Cabinet Minister, Mr

in their Bevan,

out pointed for a Premler, enough Indepen-

"One Way pamplilet Terent dents and Rightists joined theOnly" that America's atomic

de Gnullists and Communists in bomb fleet would be much less the Assembly's

to formidable if she did not have Arst vote

these bases in Britain.

State

"Shocking"

Of American

Bombing Strength

defeat a proposal by the Centre Parties. The vole was 375-208

CHURCHILL. ARGUMENT and, while it was on a minor After pointing out that any procedural question, showed American atomic bombers which thut the Centre Pantles end left Britain to use their bombs, Rightists would have a hard would set off a chain of atomic

the The Air Force was reported today to have told time working together to give reptisals against Britain,

concluded a more stable Cabinet Left-wing pamphlet than the 16 she has already had should be established beyond House members that the United States has only 87

Franice

stace the war ended

one

out

to try to work coalition party programme and Cabinet,

Washington, July 11.

doubt that a British velo (over B-36 bombers ready to go into action → a fact some the use of atom bombs from members termed "shocking”, British bakes)

absolutely Another 60 or so of the long-range, atomic-bomb. necessary."

carrying bombers, on which the Air Force places main are in the process of rolinace for strategic bombing, modernisation, members of the Armed Services Committee said they were told.

The Conservatives never went quite that far.

Mr

M. Auriol began formal con- sultations with Party leaders This afternoon after informal talks all last week. It wi

While the Left wing of the probably be at least Thursday Labour Party binme Britain's night before he can name some-post-war secondary position in

atomic energy on America,

Committee members, who did Britis Churchill blames the Labour Government for allowing not want to be quoted by name. the equal partnership agreement said Brig.-General W. C. Sweeney, Any Centre majority in the of the war years to lapse. Air Force plans offeer, diɛolcszá Mr Churchill his pressed re-the number of ready-to-go B-36s new Assembly must include-buth Socialists and many far Rightistelentlessly during the six post-under prodding from Representa-

war years for and will be spilt by

greater British both re-

tive Dewey Short (Republican), Influence in atomic ligious and economic quarrels.

During the 1950 gen

clee leading minority member of tho The Finance Minister, M. tlon campaign he proposed an- Committee. Written & Produced-by-Herbert Marshall Maurice Petsche, was favoured other meeting with Premier

session, considering multi- to get first call. The names of Josef Stalin, while the United The Committee was in-closed the former Promler, M. Reue States held that superiority in million-dollar. Air Force con-

atomle weapons Plover, the Foreign Minister, M.

was one pre-struation plans which are 50 Robert Schuman, and the Radl-requisite to reach a settlement secret that an armed guard has cal Socialist, M. Hane Mayer, of the cold war. were also mentioned as possi- bilities, especially it M. Petsche fails.

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been thrown around the Com- ELECTION ISSUE

mittce room 24 hours a day. One of Mr Churchill's Jatest

Members were reported to announcements drew attention have asked General Sweeney Provident Auriol neatly side.ogain to the atomle bomber

needed why the United States stepped having to

to bases held by the United States certain bases since the B-30 has talk General de Gaulle whon hehere.

the heads of called in only

On February 15, 1950, he told beca touted by the Air Force.

an inter-continentul bomber enn- various Party Parliamentary the House of Commons:

"Weable of flying anywhere in the General de Gaulle is must not forget that by creating world from home bases in the groups.

American atomic bomber United States. an bases in East Anglia, we have made ourselves 4 target auct perhaps a buil's eye of Soviet

A SHOCK

35

not a Deputy and a call to lim might have been embarrassing for both the General and the President, because af de dauilo's

Mr Short then interrupled to bitter opposition to the Fourth attack." Republic which Presidenti Britain is now uneasily ex- 'ask how many B-30s the coun-

Some possibility of an-, try now had. Aurial stands for. United; pocting the

members Press.

other general election, possibly said General Sweeney govo the

somowhat this autumn,

Information The atomic bomb issue will) Juctently.

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London, July 11. Defence Minister Emanuel 8hinwell told the -House-of-Commons today... that total British casual- ties in Korea up to mid- night, July 7, were 200 killed or led of wounds, 1,101 wounded and nilasing.-Associated Press.

810

Middle East Defence

Landon, July 11.

The Conservative opposition in the House of Commons tonight queried the Foreign Minister, Mr Herbert Morrison, on the boarding of the Bri- tish steamer Empire Roach by an Egyptian armed guard from a corvette.

Mr Morrison had earlier told the Commons that the Empire Roach had been detained for 24 hours and that the Egyptian guard had looted the boatswain's store of goods worth £200,000 în addi- tion to wrecking the ship's radio.

He added that the commander of the Egyptian armed guard had given no reason for their action except that it had been committed on instructions.

Fallowing Mr Morrison's slate-test to the Egyptian Govern- ment, Conservatives cheered as ment for thoir unwarranted Mr Anthony Eden, deputy leaderInterference with the movement Bucz of the Opposition Party, asked, of shipping through the "Do you nod think that this Conal. deplorable meldent stems from

The present act of armed

agreemailed that a

our continuing weakness towards sppliation constitutes a further

violation Egypt in such matters. as the flagrant

of: Inter- granting of special facilities for national law and His Majesty's supplies of

of off

Government presumes that the He

financial Egyptian Government will in- with Egypt, which flict exemplary punishment on had been opposed by the Con- those responsible. servatives, was signed on the very day

that

the Empire Roach Incident had happened.

long

caused by action."Associated

"His Majesty's Government will in due course put forward elalm to the Egypilan Gov- "Is not the lesson of all this arnment for substantial damage. that the more concessions we and for compensation in respect make to some Middle East coun- tu tho

the iries at this time the mare our Egyptian instreets and the interests of Press,

Mr peace will suffer?",

Eden asked.

Mr Morrison would not accept that. Interpretation of the silva- tion. The number of concessions granted Bgypt, had been exag← gerated.

ASSURANCE ASKED

A Labour Member, Mr Reginald Paget, asked, "In view of the deplorable incident can we have an assurance that

Eritish naval vessels will be in

these waters and will go to the roscue of our ships Insulted in this way?"

There were loud cheers at this from

both Government and Opposition followers.

Mr Morrison replied that he was, in fact, consulting the First Lord of the Admiralty on this aspect of the matter.

Earlier, Mr

American

14

Air Base

In Morocco

Casablanca, July 11.

About 20 US. Superfortresses and jet fighters will land at the newly-built American al base near here on Saturday, July 14.

The planes will come from both European and US, basos.

The new base will be com. ploded on the morning of July 14.

Minister My Younger is located 18 miles from Casa-

ΟΙ

for Foreign Affairs. was questioned about Egypt's

restrictions

on traffic through the Suez Canal. Mr Your method ty

said that the most appropriate

bringing

this before the Security Council

would not be long

present being rest.

"We

iblanca and construction first began on two-and-che-half months ago. I will have a two- mile-long and hundred-yard- wide runway.

US. General Old, Commander of the US. bases in Morocco, and

of the United Nations was the French Resident-General in Morocco, M, Alphonse Juin, will assist at the ceremony on Satur, day. SHAPE headquarters sald Gan, Dwight Elsenhower would not be present,

shall not overlook the possibility of ourselves addressing a re- quest to the Council if noees- sary," he said-Router.

BRITISH PROTEST

Landon, July 11. The Foreign Office tonight Issued the toxt at Britain's protest which was handed to the

It is one of five or seven bases planned for Morocco. —Associated Press,

Egyptian Government in Caire Close Vote For

this

morning concerning the

detention of the British steam-

ship Empire Roach.

The protest states)

in

De Gasperi

of 2040 hours on July 2. Dost and claimed

London, July 11. The Minister of Defence, Mr

"At 1700 hours on July 1 the

Rome, July 11. stearnship Emanuel Shinwell, told Parlla- British

Empire Premier to Gasperi's Govern- Ronch bound for Aqaba was ment won o narrow 18-vote ment today that he expected to

an inter-stopped by

the Egyptian Navy vlotory in o statement

Chamber of make

of discussion

No. governmental

41

the Deputies tonight for Ita þill lo corvette Middle East and East Mediter- approaches to the Enterprise establish on emergency, civil ranean defencen as soon as the Channel and detained for 24 defence corps. Communists and the subject of a major con- be

are Factories troversy

turning fnaldo tho badly-split

hours.

Left Wing Socialists kept tho discussions had finished,

"An Egyptian ormed guard chamber in a turmoil for two Labour Party. It will also con- from two to three of the big

Answering questions, he said was placed aboard the steam- days last week in attempting to tinue to furnish the Conserva- bombers per month, one mem- lives with powerful politiceni ber said. This member added that he was not aware of any ship, no member of the ship's block the bill and there was one ammunition against the Social thas the disclosure cumo as a apprehensions by Greece and crew was allowed on deck be-all-night session. ists-United Pross,

members. ahock to Committee

Turkey about their exclusion tween 1900 hours on July 1 and They termed the measure in- was 111* He sald the number

from the Western system

it would.. sufficient to sustain a

defence.

this time members of the

create a "sectol, anti-Communist trated bombing attack in which

tion armed guard looted the army". The yolo on the bill as regular losses were certain. He

Mr Anthony Eden, deputy bosun's store, 'removing goods a whole was 258 for and 240 said also that members felt for leader of the Opposition, said to the approximpto valute of against. 'It now goes to the more planes than this 'Would

that there had been many £200... be available after production Turkish opinions expressing

addition, they wrecked Washington, July 11,

way for ten anxiety at their exclusion from the ship's radio. * The United States Secretary

The commander Western defence and asked how

of the af Agriculture Mr. Charlca Brannan, will leave for Europe Another member sald the re- worried they had to be before Egyptian armed guard gavo no on Saturday for a three-week velation proved the B-30 to the British Government did reason for their qution, except that they had received Instruc- study of the food situation. Mr have been a failure. He said something.

tions to commit it. Brannan will visit France, it was time the Air Force ad- Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, mitted the error and concentra Western Germany, Yugoslavia, ted on a new and faster planu all-Jet B-47-United Switzerland and Australia. ilire the Router.

Press,

To Examine Food Situation

POP

{"TIDS' MAUZ, TONG REALLY

had been under yenra.

FIT, WILL GROW HAIR:

QUA BILLIARO

BALL!

"They do not require to bọ worried in view of the informa- tion they have," Mr Shinwell replied.-Neutor,

FLAGRANT VIOLATION "His Majesty's Government, with other governments con Icernod, have already made pro-

Balderdash

Senate, where it fe assured, of approval.-United Press.

Karachi, July 11, It was officially. stated to¬ night that Pakistan will be re- presented by a delegation at tho Japanese peace conference In San Francisco in September- United Press. -

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