Egypt Paper Asks
War Crimes Trial
For Anthony Eden
CAIRO, Of)—A demand for war
crimes trials—with specific ref
erence to Britain’s Prime Minis
ter Eden—was raised by an Egyp
tian newspaper Saturday in dis
cussing settlement of the Middle
East crisis.
The government-backed paper
A1 Gumhurriya voiced this de
mand and backed a Soviet call for
Britain and France to pay repar
ations to Egypt.
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The paper said the Egyptian
people “will not be satisfied with
mere reparations for the losses
they have sustained as a result of
the unprovoked attack.”
“They will never give up a
claim that the war criminals . . .
should be committed for trial,” it
said. “It is quite clear Egypt has
as strong an argument in support
of her claim for the trial of (Prime
Minister) Eden as Britain herself
had in insisting on the trial of the
Nazi heads . . . What, in short, is
the difference between what Hit
ler did and what Eden has done
and is doing?”
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FAIRBANKS, —Republicans
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Friday night.
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formation gathered by the bi
partisan Legislative Council. If
the GOP had checked with its
own members on the council, it
would know that.”
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