§ Mr. Prittasked the Secretary of State for War whether he is aware that a censoring officer dealing with the letters of a soldier written from India to this country struck out the word Fascism from a sentence referring to this war against Fascism; whether this was in accordance with his instructions; and whether he will make it plain to officers censoring letters in India that troops are allowed to assert that we are at war against Fascism.
§ Sir J. GriggThe answer to the first part of the Question is No, Sir. This alleged action could certainly not be sup- 55W ported by anything in military censorship regulations, and if the hon. and learned Member will send me sufficient particulars I shall be glad to have inquiries made.