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THE OTTAWA WEDNESDAY. JULY-21. lStST 7 ivi djs- leaders will be within easy Believe Labor Party Weighing Five-Year Consolidation Plan 1 their consent; The House of Lords already has thrown out the Parliament Bin. They ran do so in two fur- But by the device Xa.i ther sessions, of a special Government 10-day session, the. Is telescoping the period of Upper House resistance.

Lords Reject Compromise On Hanging XONDON. July 20. (Reuters) The House of Lords, where the Conservatives are In a majority, tonight rejected a Government compromise proposal on banging in Britain. This would have Tided murder into two degrees, one carrying the death penalty and the other life imprisonment The vote was 99 to 19. 19 A.N KIN' UiV UAPnUABF liniWTTnnt) tance of London.

1 If necessary, they can! be reassembled at the Prime'HIriiater's official residence, within- a (ew hours o( any summons to discuss new developments. The Parliamentary session which should end July 30 will probably be officially closed September 14 first day of a 10-day session being called to discuss the Parliament Bill, a measure which cuts the House of Lord's powers of delay. The Government is determined to ensure the nationalization of the Iron and steel industry before the general election in 1950. It can only do this by controlling threatened obstruction toy the peers and the Parliament Bill is designed, to cut the delaying powers of the Lords to year. The bill will be retroactive.

Under the present law. peers can obstruct non-monetary legislation in three successive sessions. Involving a maximum period of two years, after which the legislation can be made law without LONDON. July 20. (Reuters) A five-year consolidation plan involving several new nationalization projects Is believed to be under consideration by leaders ot the Labor Party, it was learned today.

The projects are said to be of a social rather than Industrial character. The party also Is said to be considering official control of the distribution of the "essentials of Labor next week begins its fourth year of office as the Government party and. with only about 20 months remaining before the next general election. Is working intensively on a fresh program to capture the imagination of the electors. Most of the key schemes of nationalization of industry will be completed before this Parliament ends and there will be no comparable program of fresh legislation for the general election.

A basic feature of the provisional proposals will be an all-round safeguard of a minimum living standard. Labor quarters are understood to be impressed by the operation of the Government's "freeze wages, prices, profits" policy, which now has been in operation for several months. It is claimed that the policy already is reflected in a marked fall in prices of certain essential commodities, as well as the gradual disappearance of various "rackets" and black markets. The Government is expected to hold Parliament "at the ready" while tension over the Berlin situation continues. The Cabinet is not at present planning many meetings for the short reclss, lssting until September 14.

But Government It is thought in political that the Government now ALADDIN Mantle Lamps Provide i a i modern white light from Kerosene.j Uses 94 Air, 6 Kerosene. TABLE LAMP 10.45 HANGING LAMP 12.00 410-416 Bank SL 2-4241 JUNGLE WARFARE SPREADS IN MA LATA British colonial officials in Singapore blamed may drop the clause from the Criminal Justice Bill and introduce it in another session as a separate bill This would prevent the holding up bill which all parties agree contains many valuable judicial reforms. Among first degree murders would have been that of a policeman or prison official, a second murder, murder after rape, aod systematic poisoning. The Government's compromise arose roan the Lord's rejection of an earlier Commons proposal. This, passed on a free nooperty) vote against the Government" advice, wvuld have suspended the death PCTa v-1 fs organized Communist gangs for violences, which, rampant on the Jungle peninsula since the war's end.

broke out into open warfare recently with lootings, murders and the pillage of wealthy plantation areas. In this picture, men of the 1th Gurkha Rifles are shown in their sweep through the Jungles against Insurgents near Kuala Lumpur, capital of the Federation of Malaya, a few days ago. The Gurkhas have been pressed Into service to assist police, 'i Widow of Goering Tells German Court a I i i sr'- RAF Planes Shoot Up Insurgents in North Malaya ft, I Lumpur, driving off In a jeep with Sten guns. Two terrorists today shot dead a Chinese schoolmaster eight miles south of Kuala Lumpur. They fired over the heads of children as the teacher, a Kuomln-tang (Chinese Government) supporter, tried to flee.

One of Malaya's largest rubber and tin mining firms Is seeking arms from the4 United States to protect its employes against terrorists, a director of the company said today. Several hundred revolvers had already been purchased in Australia, but two weeks ago the authorities refused to grant the firm's Brisbane representative permission to export them by sea. The' Leaning Tower of Pisa drifts about a third of an Inch every 10 years. penalty alUfrther for murder for teat period of five years. The Leader of the Opposition, the Marquess of Salisbury, MM' The Government's proposal could only result in the grossest disequilibrium of penalties for murder.

It has been drafted to get the Government out of a Jam." Lord Geddard. Lord Chief Jasttee. said that If the Gov-ernment's prepeaaj became law It weald "reduce the law of Britain a laafhtn Be was supported by several other Jfldj-es whe pointed eat the which toco not Jewttt, the Lard Chancellor, admitted, particalarly the dif-Seany drawtnc a line be-tweea ftrst and second decree aaerdcra. Lord Jowitt said that like all compromises this compromise had not got the Justification of logic behind it Wherever one drew the line, there were cases falling upon one side of the line or another which were difficult to reconcile. The Government felt the death penalty should be retained for those murders which might- act as a deterrent The proposal might not have been well drafted bat it was "a rear effort to end what may become a great public misfortune by the.

continuance of this Unhappy a ii er i She Was Never a Nazi GARMISCH, Germany, July 20 UP) Before a big but unsympathetic audience, Actress Emmy Goering defended today her role as first lady of Nazi Germany. A German denazification court placed the widow of Reichsmar-shal Hermann Goering on trial as a major offender. The maximum penalty upon conviction is a 10-year prison term. The courtroom was jammed with Germans who showed -by their grim attitude and occasional expressions of disbelief what was In their minds they'resented the woman who had special air raid shelters" and armored trains. Alternately smiling and weeping, the 35-year-old Emmy blamed her plight on Adolf HiUer.

She said she never joined the Nazi party, but that Hitler ordered her name put on its rolls at Christmas time In 1938. Nazi rolls show her listing to be numbered 744,606 and dated 1932. Frau Goering said this number was held by an early Nazi who had died and that it later was transferred to her. She blamed none of her trouble, on her 'husband who committed suicide by poison an hour before he was to be hanged as a war criminal In Nuremberg Jail in October. 1946.

"I loved my man to the last she said. Tyf EET tbe Ontario Farmer! He has SINGAPORE, July 20. iReuters) RAF Spitfires and DC3's flew into action at Malaya trouble centres today, shooting up insurgents In the far north and dropping troop reinforcements, arms and ammunition to anti-guerrilla columns in other parts of the peninsula. tj' Rocket-firing Spitfires made day- long attacks against guerrillas in the Gua Musang area, Kelantan States, where a British major and six Malay soldiers were killed in an ambush A 'six-hour battle followed the attack on a troop and police truck convoy to Gua Musang, where a police station was raided by 300 insurgents, Saturday. The British major, In command, was killed Immediately.

It was believed the other occupants of his jeep, which was leading the convoy, were also killed. Four Malay soldiers were also wounded before the column could escape the trap. Spitfires gave air support during the battle, but each time the fighters flew over the at-, tack era stopped firing; to conceal their positions. The Asiatic Inspector and 14 Malay police constables captured in the Gua Musang police station raid were released unharmed today. It la believed la Sing spare that the Chinese guerrillas freed them as a propaganda gesture, telling their prisoners they were net fighting Malays, but only Britain.

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