Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1950 — Page 4

Demands Labor Delay Involving Act ~~ _ Until After New General Election «i

LONDON, Mar. 7 (UP)—Winston Churchill demanded today! that Britain's shaky Labor government postpone ‘nationalizing iron (and steel “for at least nine months and, until after a new general! | election. {« . The Conservative opposition ng told the new Commons that! a majority of voters in the#Feb, 23 } general election showed they: Were. agains: the steel nationalt tion count today on the basis of | The steel act was passed by Nearly complete returns. ; the old Parliament, to take effect next Jan. 1. The Conservative Tsaldaris, had been in third place and Liberal parties, pledged tolin the close race. at repeal of the act, won a majority the first day of tabulating returns: ‘of “the popular” vote .in lastfrom -the parliamentary election month's election, but the Labor Sunday. heless captured The Populist lead Ls “estab-|

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| Labor government agreed to po pone nationalization of iron oy steel until after the next election. If the motion should be put to al? vote, the Labor government would | risk a defeat that might result in dissolution of Parliment and an| behind. [immediate new election.

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should have won only nine seats! o. BRIGUS wavelets plaque py in the House although it polled 2.5/1h¢ memory - o omas G million an po Masaryk today at the United : States information service library Welcome Auriol

ol “I don’t think this is a matter leyk’s birt {which we can brush aside or allow A heavy police guard walthod to lie unheeded,” he said. “There-| |outside the office as the ambassafore, I make the following pro- dor told the gathéring that Presi-| {posal to his majesty’s govern- gon wilson’s friendship for Mr.| iment-—namely, that we should Set) rasaryk had hastened Czech in-| Np 2 Select commiiice io inquire je pendence. Mr. Masaryk was first! into the whole question of elec- {president of Czechoslovakia and

itoral reform. . rc is known as the “father of his 1 hope the House o ommons ‘country.’

is not going to allow itself be! {dominated or let its fate be de- Soviet Union jEided BY any smal] body of mem. THE Supreme Soviet will reMr. Churchill referred to the ceive a 15-man international dele-! fact that the Liberals might hold gation representing the “partisans ‘the balance of power in a close oF Teane; uy ne Ane vote between the Conservatives! d tod A and Laborites. it 3s Announce to By o. Meanwhile, Britain brought out! Fy Rae Or at a glittering royal welcome today een

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. PAUL (TURK) WESTERLING, privateer army] {which recently terrorized cities and towns .in Indonesia, will be man occupation parole charged with illegal entry and! i been set up to pass on! assault before a district court! applicants, an announcement said. [ere tomorrow, police offictals| {To ) apply f for or parole consideration,

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to greet French President Vinee! Auriol and his wife, : The President. and Mrs. Auriol arrived from Paris for a threeday state visit,

As France Pictured FRANCE was threatened with! ja nation-wide gas and electric! strike today as the Paris subway "and bus strike began to fizzle out. . Leaders representing both Com. ‘munist and non - Communist | ‘unions in the gas and electric in-| dustries rejected a government | offer of a 49 per cent wage in-| crease. Armed with a 78 per cent strike! vote given them last week-end, the union leaders threatened to, pull their workers out Thursday | unless the government raised its| “inadequate” offer. A gas and electric strike would| =plunge- -France-into-darithess;“de= | prive millions of families of cook-| ing and heating power and bring | industry virtually to a standstill. |

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