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Cambridge Five Spy Ring — Part 34
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Report of the Debates °
it the Vote Office. io
Members who simift<~.
Oral Answers
getting passports signed - when; "at "the
are-time, we afe going to allow pass-
ancires travel from some of the South’
Coast ports? Will the Minister not look:
into this matter again to see if these con
ditions can be alleviated for these poor.
people?) trh nos sigsaciz
* Mr. Turton: No, Sic." All “persons
travelling abroad are expected to have a
valid travel document satisfactorily estab-
lishing identity and nationality. In fact;
the special excursion arrangements
recently announced by my right hon. am
gallant Friend the Home Secretary ins
clude ‘provision Yor a special identi
2 Mi !
‘ied, nor can corrections
‘ections which Members
be clearly marked in the
1 the copy containing the
ditor’s Room, House &.
woe Bey Ma ie mee penmaae)
zo Fick 1. ake Mr, Attlee: Would it not be possible
2eches tT Pubic . nan occasion like this to grant free
HLM. Stationery Office, ~ Gocuments to these people? 7° oo;
+ House of Commons, =
3 Of reprinting may be
cilable at the Vote Office, ~
' Mr, Tarton : Arcangements are being
journeys sponsored by the British Legion,
whereby the travel document is supplied
for a very small charge—the charge is
7s. 6d.—and in these cases no formalities,
such as the production of a birth certifi-
4d ty post 1034), .
one we ae Cate, are necessary... 7 S304
th Houses, €8 175. 6d, - are
sousecutive daily i . Mr. Attlee : Seven a
2 Jot to a widow. ae
Wee tie t gleer ei of
* Mr. Evans : In view of the very unsatis-
factory . and . disappointing answer, -1.
Propose to raise the matter on. the
Adjournment. fergie Noe
Sie at eae
. rs
S_BURGESS AND MACLEAN
+4, Lieot-Colonel Lipton “ asked’ the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs what
further investigations are being made into
the disappearance of Burgess and
Maclean ; and what is the result of these”
investigations vere: 9794 3 iy OXI
+ eae FORT Oe “
7Mr. H. Macmillan? da ‘any-
thing to the reply given to the hon. and.
gallant Member by the Minister of State
“on 3ist January last, (7:53
* Leut:Colone! Lipton : Will the Minis:
‘tation :
1 of Conroota Débatia
at
me 96! OFS oo
WR BEL IK IG
ter say for how much Jong
be continued? What, if
date? Will he abandon what looks like
a foolish expenditure of time, money and
effort? ... rok om be
t wae P
27 APRIL 1955
document to be taken by such travellers! °
made in this case, as in cases of Similar.
er this solemn ji
.. for our, view that we, stand for, Peacefpt
“four-year 616 “farce ‘of investigation war
been the result of his investigations to’
dyvuuit eg ou: dele
Oral Answer 2 919
. Mr, Macmillan z.1 shall consider how
to resolve that ditemmax4 seOs ik
Mrs, Mana : Will the right bon. Gentle"
man consider the very simple expedient -
of asking the Russians if they know any- -
thing about Burgess and. Maclean and.
tell them that if they would like any more _
Tike Burgess and Maclean they have just
to ask us and we will send them. over?
{Hox. Memrers: “ Answer.”} I wi
answer. Has Russia been asked?
5. Mrs Castle asked the Secretary’ of
State for Foreign Affairs: whether the
attack on the Peking Government in
current issue of “British Opinion,” pul
fished by the British Information Servicgs,
in Tokio, was made with his approvgt.
om
Mr. Turton: I would refer the hon?
Member to the reply given to the hon-
Member for Broxtowe (Mr.
25th April “
hon. Friend rather regrettably seemed 16”
condone this article, aa article which was
described by the diplomatic corres, :
pTIeTle S07 Use: Foam. tf aad Fo
t
!
dent of the “Manchester Guardian” as.) _
a slashing attack on the Chinese Govern-.
ment. That correspondent also described
it_as‘hardly calculated to have. a useful +
effect on ihe peoples of South-East Asia,
pesos tae webs al
Mr. Tarton ; If the bon. Lady
right hon. Friend's re}
he put this article
Mrs. 2 On the ‘contrary, ‘is the
hon. Gentleman aware that his right hon.
Friend went out of his way to say that be
thought that the article was very small.
‘beer? Does he not realise it hag caused %
& good deal of uneasiness in South-East’
Asia, where we are trying to win support
eiroteeg. str
‘ Mr. Turtom: I refer the bon. Lady to
the reply given by my right hon. Friend,
ich in fact she has . quoted quite
incorrectly. sic pa Feou bin ex satis wk GS
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