QUESTIONS IN HOUSE
MR CHURCHILL DENIES UNEASINESS.
DESIRE FOR AUTHENTIC NEWS.
(Received This Day, 1 p.m.) LONDON, April 22.
Mr Churchill’s statement was made when Parliament reassembled. There was a tense atmosphere and many members sought an explanation of the Greek and Libyan campaigns. Mr L. Hore Belisha, asking for a debate on the war operations at the earliest possible date, referred to the anxiety in Australia at the lack of authentic news.
Some members shouted: “Hear, hear!” when Mr E. ShinAvell (Lab. Seaham) asked whether Mr Churchill was aware that the British public Avas most uneasy about the situation, but many cheered when Mr Churchill replied that he had not formed the view that there was any uneasiness.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 23 April 1941, Page 6
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