Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1952 — Page 20

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_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

a By R. H. SHACKFORD : Seripps-Howard Staff Writer

LONDON, May 21—In Britain today, it's “thumbs down" for Winston Churchill, and among Socialists, “thumbs up” for Aneurin Bevan. After only six months of Tory rule, the British people are voting against Prime Minister, — er Churchill's Tories. And, after asountry have been occurring raponly a year 37 left-wing Socialist vol clalists are votl for i . n and against oo om- October that Mr. Churchill won clal leader, Clement Attlee, a general election. * That is the only conclusion one; can draw from these two events: tions, Socialists won a majority ONE ~The Tories have taken of 55 seats in the vital London a terrific shellacking at the hands County Council, gained coritrol

_of laborite Socialists in county lof Lancashire for the first time

and municipal elections. in history and regained control

“ of Kssex, Northumberland and TWO-—Two of Britain's "Big the Westriding of Yorkshire.

Bix” labor unions have decided In 1949, just before the 1950 to support Mr, Bevan's demands| onqorq) election, it was a 64-10-64 for drasti¢ curtallment of Bri- jead heat in London, lain's rearmament and aband- gary this month, the British onment of a bipartisan foreign| _ ~ policy. Both events are vitally impor. tant to Britain's future, especially, her relations with the U, 8. and her. role in the cold war against Russia. _ ~~ What they mean is the British people have been unhappy about Mr. Churchill's regime since last October and British Soclalists are being converted to Bevaniam and rejecting right winger Her-| bert Morrison and middle-of- the roader Mr, Attlee,

No Blection Now

This generality needs . some qualification, Mr, Churchill does not intend to give up power now, or fo call another general olec-| tion in the foreseeable future. Only a week ago, Mr, Churchill| sald an election in less than: an: other two or three years would, be “lunacy.” | Mr. Attlee will remain the titular head of the Socialists, And it the Socialists won the next general election-—whenever that is—he’'d probably be Prime Minister again, But, Mr. Bevan ~-once dismissed as only a nul-| sance—would he the power behind the scenes, ’ |

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Mr. Churchill hag been silent, but the Socialists are making political capital, announcing: “This is the second time in a month, that notice to quit has been given to the Tories by the people of Britain.”

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Trade unions in theory have members voted “grave concern’ {nothing to do with the ‘choice of | about Britain's rearmament pro-

In July, the mine workers—Mr. ment is so linked with the politi- Bevan's own union—and the rail-| cal party that a leader never i8 way workers meet at the same! chosen without an okay by the time. The miners, despite Mr. | | Bevan's membership, are doubt-| Last month, the Union of Shop| ful, but the raflway wurkers are Only week end, General Secretary J. B.|

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