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| dow much msi ¥. .P.s Prepare ommons Attac yy CHARLES E. GAYTON, The aan Times Political Correspondent HE Government is in for a diffi- cult tlie over the Burgess~ Maclean affair when Parliament re~ assembles next month. The prevail- opinion in ail parties is that the White Paper is less frank than it ought to be. is tg felt that trere are gaps in the affcial record of eyents which must be Sled in: Laat even Parliament. was ntis- dal Gines when if sought information on the matter; and that if mast be satisied oy the Government thet the stem. of sovurity. ngainst espionage. is efficurns, ‘This {s a formidable attack. which wil untioubtediy be pressed. The Govern~ ment will give time for full Parliamen- tary debate. Is could nos do less, But apparent openness now. under pres- re, mores than four years alter the pearance of the two men, is fot regarded ag a virtue. Further Inquiry There may be a dewiend fara further inquiry by a Parliamsentars so that mame for falfures eps whknesses {wily exposed and corrects] ‘ie opportunity for attack by tr Opposition, which many Socialists Intend 1 make by the fact that many important incl dents in the aflair took place when the Socialists were i pow ‘Tae feeling among the best cefence is frankres Doosthfe wstent, With frm assuras the a eu hay _ been a te “which, after ale some Ministers mush share. BRITAIN’S NEED OF ATOM-PLANE FORCE Leng-range Bombers Lord De Lisle asd Dudley, VC. the Bristel yesterday fd up an effective that Bri jong-range bor potential Br ain's freedor has rested uncer the shadow cf ait power, principally but pot entirely the air power exercises bp the United Stuies. “We must, al se what and Europe have ied to ereated that ib force, we fed us for close on ten years. must hope and pray world will become sane enough co regoes mise the futility of to ban the bom conditions at ghe wor b make war Smposs' _ind deed it would