§ Captain Pluggeasked the Prime Minister whether, in view of public concern, he is satisfied that full precautions are taken not to disclose the movements of distinguished personages abroad until sufficient time has elapsed to make the information published of no value to the enemy?
§ Mr. AttleeYes, Sir; the fullest precautions are taken, but the maintenance of secrecy in these matters depends also on the discretion of all who may inadvertently learn something which leads them to surmise that such movements have taken place.