Vichy, May 21.
"On instructions of the Foreign Minister, the High Commissioner for Syria (General Dentz) on Friday notified the British Consul-General in Lebanon, Mr, G. T, Havard, that he must cease his activities and leave the country. This action has been taken in reply to the expulsion by the British Government of the French Consul-General in London," stated a communique issued here yesterday.
A message from Beirut says that following attacks by British planes (Continued on page 2, col, 4
Insistence that a a just peace is total Labour's determination to fight until Nazism and Fascism are overthrown, end a demand that the principle of equity must underlie Britain's war effort and peace effort are voiced in two memoiondums drawn up by the national Executive Committee of the Labour Party.
These memorandums will be submitted to the 40th Annual Conference of the party to be held in London in June. One deals with the war and the other with peace. The first declares that no interest, however powerful, must stand in the way of unhampered use of national resources," such use combining equity and efficiency can alone assure speedy triumph.
The statement adds, "with undivided will the notion stands ready for grim tests of action and endurance that the summer months are likely to bring. The first concern of every citizen is concentration on- the entire common effort and unhampered use of all national resources to the great end of complete victory."
The peace memorandum says that when the war is over Britain must recognize that the world is now single economic unit—Reuter.
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