BRITISH INTENTIONS

Evening Post, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 28, 1 August 1942, Page 5

BRITISH INTENTIONS

NO DISCLOSURES TO BE

MADE

RUGBY, July 30.

At the next series of sittings the House of Commons will debate colonial affairs. The adjournment for the recess will ba moved on the third sitting day. ' •■ -■■ ■■■•-.■ ■■■ -■- ■-: ,;■:-; ■■

Sir Stafford Cripps stated today that Mr. Churchill's view was that he could; ■' not make.any useful statement on thewar situation at presents What migHt develop before the motion for adjourn-, rnent was moved it was impossible' t6- ; say. If the Government considered /; that there was any urgent-necessity!), to do so, the House could ber recalled.? Nor did thei Government believe that' there was justification for % another -•; secret session just ndwv Whatever, thei ! , Government's military intentions'might:. be, it was impossible to take,them even.r;^ in secret session. This ,was:;;a;matter S■■; of siich gravity, andvsuch;risks*:-;to many that it was■:imp6ssibl6?'tOj:''cpm->JV;'^: mit...it to 615-separate •people.-^B.PiW»;^v

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