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he was not a signatory to this document. All I can tell the 
      committee is that this is the report which came to us through 
      our Ambassador. There is no secret about this. We ourselves asked 
      Sir Walter Citrine and others to go to Athens and see for themselves 
      what was the position of the trade unions there. During the last 
      24 hours we have suggested that the party of members of Parliament 
         now in Italy should themselves go on to Greece.    
 
                                                            
 
 
                     Mr. Gallagher: Oh.                     
 
                                                            
 
 
Mr. Eden: Are not members of this HOUSE to be trusted except 
      the Honorable Member himself? Have we reached a point of dictatorship 
      when only the Honorable Gentleman can represent members of this 
      House? We suggested that that party should go to Greece simply 
        because they are half way there already in Italy.   
 
                                                            
 
 
                    Mr. Gallagher rose -                    
 
                                                            
 
 
The Chairman (Major Milner): The Honorable Gentleman must 
      not interrupt. He makes interjections which on occasions he is 
entitled to do but he is not entitled to make continuous com
 
      Mr. Eden: We are anxious that Honorable Members should get information 
      about the situation. Apart from the delegation which as I have 
      already said may go on from Italy to Greece we are ready as opportunity 
      offers for