London, June 5. "When Parliament reassembles, it is certain there will be a debate arising from the British withdrawal from Crete. in which Mr. Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister, and Mr, C. Attlee, Deputy Leader of the House of Commons, will participate, learns Reuter's Parliamentary correspondent, The evacuation from Crete has crystallized some currents of critical opinion, notably a demand for a smaller War Cabinet and a ruthless weeding out of any administrators who have not established unchallongeable efficiency.
"The debate, therefore, is likely to range over many aspects of the demands that Britain proceed by newer and quicker methods towards the goal of final victory which the entire country is resolved to attain. There will also be demands for the simplification of the government itself, of control and of production machinery.
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