from Mary Morris
‘ ; : : h Vay Day Spe (May 3rd, 954) Daily Worker "In his first major speec oy SE ea en ESE on the Labour Party "shadow arene ‘ iA Wilson said in Liverpool: "Not a man, not a Sas ie Rea Pro this country to defend French colonisation in eer aie must not join or in any way encourage an gig uamgey =“ ate Asia under the leadership of the Americans or anyone ; ae gees remeber that the road to peace in Asia is the way of Ne an Y " — oe hes Manchester. 1954, YVaily Worker "it was right to issue a warning to the yovernment not to go any further in the “4 subordination of sritish policies to the U.S. whatever may be as inside the Labour Farty about it, what happened in Berlin is no rece what the Labour Party decided on at its Party Conference last Oc ober". "I believe at the moment the danger to a negotiated settlement in Asia is provided by a lunatic fringe in the American Senate... Asia like other parts of the world, is in revolution and what we have to es today in this country is to march on the side of the peoples in tha revolution and not on the side of their oppressors."