Labour unlikely to serap H. Bomb

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from a Croydon correspondent ; The Observer of 17/11/63 carried a report by Nora Beloff, obviously based on inside information, which stated: There is a mounting impression inside the Parliamentary Labour Party that if Labour wins the next election Britain will still not be committed to getting rid of the bomb, Mr. Gordon Walker,.s.said last week in Parliament that it would be "stupid" to scrap Britain's present nuclear force, Mrs George Brown has suggested that it should be given up only in return for a share in “the command ané control" of the American strategic deterrent = which few observers think the Americans would concedes sein PRO-CHINESE REBELS ALL OUT OF C.1.2 All the 14 signatories to the anti- Gollan document issued a fortnight ago are out of the C.P. now. Messrs. Cross, Hall, Jervis, Jones, McCreery, Pinckheard, Sheriff's being expelled by the London >.C,. on Sunday, 17th, the same day the Yorkshire D.C, expelled 3 members of the Searborough branch: 3 cthers are reported to have resigned.