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                   #680, Nineteenth from London             
 
                     Sir Richard Aeland rose.               
 
                                                            
 
 
Mr. eden: I am going to answer the Honorable Gentleman's question 
      too. I cannot answer all at once, they come in turn. Why do I 
      say that there has been this flaking away? I submit to the house 
      that the Socialists, the Agrarians and the Popular Democrats, 
      all of whom formed part of EAM in the pound earlier stages, have 
      announced their decision to break away and have in one form or 
   another denounced the activities of their former associat
 
                                                            
 
 
           Rir. S. O. Davies (Merthyr): By whom?            
 
                                                            
 
 
Mr. Eden: I am just going to say by whom. The Honorable Gentleman 
      is in a hurry and wants to make my speech for me. I am going 
      to tell him by whom and, in particular, I am going to take the 
      Greek Socialist Party, which is the most important of these parties 
      and one which I hope will appeal to the Honorable Gentleman who 
      interrupted. It is the SKE. That party issued a manifesto and 
      I shall trouble the HOUSE by reading it because I think it is 
      important that we should try to assess what is the true feeling 
      of the organization and the whole basis of my contention is that 
      EAM, as such, does not existent more and what is 1eft is just 
        a hard Communist or, if you like, Trotskyite core.  
 
                         Mr. Stokes rose.                   
 
                                                            
 
 
Mr. Eden: