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8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 25, 1961 Stand On Berlin Backed By Labor By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special to The Oshawa Times LONDON ~ Politically, Brit- ain is presenting a united front on the necessity of negotiating with Russia over Berlin from a position of strength. There is no division of opinion between the government and the Labor oppo- sition on the question of uphold- ing the rights of freedom for the people of West Berlin At the same time 'as "ban the nuclear bomb" demonstrators were being arrested by the hun- dreds in London's Trafalgar Square, leaders of the Labor, party were speaking in various. parts of the country, pledging their support to the govern- ment's policy. This firm tone taken by the Labor opposition completely counteracts the vaporings of the demonstrators. It also strengthens the hand of the Earl of Home, foreign secre- tary, in any talks he may have| with Russia's Mr. Gromyko and the foreign ministers of the other western powers in New| York. GAITSKELL'S SUPPORT Hugh Gaitskell, Labor leader, speaking at Redditch, said that if the West were to abandon the people of West Berlin and hand| them over to become incorpor-| ated in a Communist state, it would not only be morally most| deplorable, but would have the most serious. consequences for| the future prospects of peace. *"If that were to happen," he said, "it would be widely as-| sumed, both behind the iron cur-| tain and on this side of the iron curtain, that the Western allies were incapable of resisting any| further threat whatsoever." Gordon Walker, a member of the Labor shadow cabinet, speaking in Derbyshire, said Russia had shown herself ready to defy and outrage world opin- jon. "In these circumstances," he said, *'the west cannot refrain from resuming tests. The avoid- Taxi Drivers ance of world war depends on the maintenance of balance of strength. An unbalance would in-| crease the temptation to aggres- sion and increase the danger of| Tap Air Waves DETROIT (CP) -- Plans are being drawn for a legal assault on what is said to be a new technique in law enforcement: Radio "wave tapping". Awaiting the outcome are 15 suburban Detroit taxi drivers accused of illegally invading Detroit to pick up fares.Their cases are scheduled to be heard Oct. 19. Defence attorneys claim De- troit police have monitored cab radios in order to track the "invading" drivers. {Labor and Liberal party lead-| war." i i One man involved in the VISITED BERLIN cases said: "In one instance, Desmond Donnelly, Labor MP|the police found out that an out- for Pembroke, who has just re-|/cf-town cab was headed into De- turned from a visit to Berlin,|troit to pick up a fare. They warned his constituents that|dispatched a scout car to the "peace and freedom will not be|scene, Then the cab company, granted to cowards in this ter-|a,,arently tuned into the police rible 20th century |radio, sent a code warning to "Khrushchev," he said, "is|the driver to cancel his run. hoping to frighten us out of Ber-|The police arrived, the cab lin and then to win a bloodless|didn't and the fare was left victory over a terrified Europe. waiting." I am sure he will go right to the| brink, Like Hitler in 1939, he I is st Yeally Sespifes the British aid The Mother Goose tale of the tion. In this situation there is|COW jumping over the moon always the grave danger of mis-| originated in an ancient Egyp- calculation. Also Mr, Khrush.|tian belief that a god named chev is showing signs of Hitler's| Bat--a huge cow--stood on the paranoia." four corners of the earth. 100 SIGN DECLARATION Bayter, former British Ambas- Further support for the gov-|sador to Moscow; Sir Julian ernment's determination to de-| Huxley, Sir Harold Nicolson, | fend Berlin is seen in a declara-| Dame Rebecca West, W. H.| tion signed by 100 prominent| Auden and Hugh Trevor-Roper. | Britons, pledging their support| The declaration affirmed: of a free Berlin. This declara-| "Whole -- hearted support for tion has been handed over to|the people of free Berlin, for West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt. | their civil liberties and demo-| Politicians, scientists, authors| cratic institutions, for their | have signed it [struggle to remain unmolested | The list of signatures includes|by aggressive power politics." | It added: "Freedom in Berlin| ers, among them being {must not be betrayed, This | Lord Attlee, Lord Morrison of would be betraying not only| Lambeth, George Brown, deputy honor and principle, but one| leader of the Labor party; Jo delicate basis of European se-! Grimond, the Liberal leader; |curity. Freedom in Berlin must/| Lord Altrincham, Sir William'be defended and supported." | EGYPTIAN ORIGIN r 7 A A A A TGA EXCURSION FARE From OCTOBER 1 to MAY anywhere in Canada on EXCURSION DAY SPECIALS - both weekday and weekend. It's one of the biggest and best travel bargains ever - with BIG sav- ings all the way! 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