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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1950.
Korea celebrates victory
Taegu natives throng a local school yard as they take part in ceremonies petebrating. the liberation of Seoul, South Korean capital, by United Nations foreca. (AP Photo),
DE GAULLE TO TRY ANOTHER COMEBACK
Syria, Iraq appeal to Big Four
París, October 17.
General Charles de Gaulle is going to try a como-`
back-again. The moody, 59-year-old Gen- eral wants to come back to power as head of the French Government.
De Gaulle has been seeking power in fits and starts for the past three years. For many recent months he has been shunted off into political wildernesses.
"What ever happened to as Gaulle?" is a question asked with increasing frequency by foreigners visiting France.
banner to which
Luke Success, October 16. Syria and Iraq have asked the "Big Four-Britain,
France, the United States and Soviel
All Frenchmen Russlu-to meet during the cur rent session of the United Nations
of good will, regardless of party, General Assembly and try to
could rally for the regeneration of their homeland. It has a na- resolve their difficulties.
China-one of the "Big
Five"
ilonal committee, departmental The main thing that happened -was not included in the
pro- is that he falled in his campaign committees and local groups, just posal.
to get Parliament to dissolve Like any other political The question of Chinese repro- self and order general elections.
One thing which distinguishes sentation on the United Nations He was
that his French Burc has long been one of the biggest People's Rally would win the centration on pushing the fortunes points of disagreement between the elections. Russia and the other Great Powers. The
asked the Assembly to mend to the "Big Four " they:
hls
recom- that
however.
party,
it from other groups is its con-
Holding its own
of one Individual. Other parties So, de Gaulle has been biding may give weight to a number of
Lime-almost forgotten-in Iraq-Syrian resolution,
tises, de Gaulle. presented to the first Committee, hamlet of Colombey-Les-enters. The RPF always adver- Deux-Eglises, in Eastern France, where he has an estate.."
lieutenants concede His
that there is no chance of forcing the elections before their time.
Normally, they should be held, and discuss afresh the outstand-
| in November, 1951, But de problems which threaten Gaulle can not be left too long ing world
cripple peace and
the
in the wilderness or his followers. United Nations, with a view to will drift away.. their resolving fundamentul
(1) Mec! during this Bith session of the General. Assembly
ment In
accordance
4.
The General who led France's pro-Allied forces in the last war. had done a lot of this advertising himself as one of the Fourth Re- publie's most controversial figures.
In the forthcoming election, im- partial observers believe the General's party is holding its own, differences
ces and reaching agree- Campaign plans or slightly waning. They think his De Gaulle plans to start his new followers may capture about one- campaign of criticism of the pre-fourth of the seats in the next de Gaulle Parliament. Some give sent French regime at the end. of
up to one-third-force de the month in Paris with a "mons-
Gaulle rally." urging the need for a strong government with himself at the head.
with the spirit of the Charter;
of the results (2) their discussions and negotiations Assembly not to the General
Lan November 15." later than
The resolution aliributed the present crisis in the United
Nations mainly to the fallure, of the Permanent Members of the Security Council to reach an un- derstanding and agreement on fundamental world affairs."—
Router.
Denise Darcel
finally gets her man
New York, October 18.
Denise Darcel, buxom French actress, was married at last today in a blue satin gown buttoned all the way up to her throat.
ter
Elthor would-
WARSHIPS SHELL AMBOINA
Jakarta, October 17, Indonesian warships shelied the rebel strongholds of Amboina and Saparua in the South Moluccas for the second straight day today. radlo Ambolna reported,
The broadcast said Saporun has been under attack since "early Sunday, with
with considerable casual- tles and damage,
Breaking silence on military broadcast admit- operations, the
ted heavy pressure by the inva
but indicated that the Indo- dors,
holding nesians are
up. final reinforcements operations
come from Macassar and Jakarta, Radio Amboina disclosed on Saturday that last week's earth- quake and subsequent tidal wave in Amboina also hit the Islands of Saparua and Nuse to the South.
the South Moluc- at in Jakarta sent al
Parliament
сип
message to Australia's appealing to the "Australian peo- ple and especially those who fought with
on Ambolna against the Japanese" to ald the Amboinese in their fight for free- dom,
The South Moluccan Secretart- at also informed the UN Commis- sion here that Arbainese mem- bers of the former Netherlands army in Sourabaya were ready for oarly action unless a cease- Are is called in Amboina.
The
Moluccan Re-
public
rebel
is
send a thrplanning to
delegation to Lake Success to present South Moluccan views when the Securi- ty Council takes up the issue of the Amboina revolt against the Indonesian Central Government. -Associated Press.
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if he wants to form a govern- 10.30-Now Light Symphony Orch.
ment into the very horse-trnd-
They will then go off on a touring practices he despises: making deals, with rival.partics In order through France.
to construct a coalition cabinet Associated Press
He is even about to do some- thing he once said he would never do-descend to the politi cal arena himself as a candidate for a seat in Parliament.
Present RPF strategy calls for de Gaulle to run for Parliament from a district in Lillo, his }.
RADIO HAMS IN ARP TEST
New York, October 10. Radio "hamsamateur, short-
home town, while his brothers wave operatort-have rehearsed Pierre de Gaulle, now Mayor of Paris, runs from a district In the capital.
Must be MP
what they would do if an atom or fire bomb attack was made on Manhattan, the
quarter
of New York
The de
the third
was part of International
10.45-Dance in Guy Lombardo, and-Wit
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God Save the King. 31.30-Close Down,
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The General has always had nothing but, scorn for 'ordinary politicians and political parties.
Heretofore, a candidacy has al-"mock disaster exercise planned way been identified in his mind for 15,000 Canadian and Amert- with political horsetrading and can radio operators. It was con-
3.15-Through The Looking Gloss, vote-catching tacties.
ducted under.. tho American, Radio She and Washington socialite
9.30--Heinz. Relay League.
10.00-News, Peter Crosby, aged 28, were
The exercise began with the 16.15-Relay. The new outlook is apparendy message: o al 34th Street! 'joined in a ceremony in St. Pat-
fa a test. There 11.00-News. rick's Cathedral after three post-a belated recognition of the fact is a
ts.
that before he can write a new and Madison Avenue.. I do not y 5 a great uple will have a 24- constitution he must first come know what it is. It may be a honeymoon at a New York to power under the present one.
fire bomb, a.sories of fire bombs hotel; then Denise will go back Under the current constitu- to work in her low-cut gowns in tion, it is virtually impossible for
Assuming the Broadway show."Fardon my a person to take over the Pre- and telegraph communications had
Crosby wilt By back to mier's office. Free Washington
being 'a
36 mobile units been destroyed, his
estate member of the National Assem-picked up the message and business.
He plans to move in, bly.
speedily relayed it to New York's with his bride in her living out RPF, he maintained it was not a police centres and the City Hall, When de Gaulle formed the are companies, ambulance and room and two bedroom apartment.
political party, but simply, a Router.
real
the bride's mother and two, sis ters are there already and do not plan to move immediately.
Love finally
>.
away for the wedding, planned three times and three times called off bo- cause the legal penise's arst showing the dissolution of marriage had not arrived from Franco-United Press.
SOLD CHILDREN'
FOR FARE
Manlio, October 17, A 35-year-old Filipino woman, returning-hera by air from China, said she had "sold" tivo of her
without
or an
atom at all telephone
Newsprint crisis may be permanent
Auckland, October 17... focus once again New Zealand'a Britain's present crisis over vast growth of exbtle pine forests newsprint supplies could wel as the logical source for pulp pa- become permanent unless Br. Within a few years New. Zca
per and newsprint. tain looks for new sources land could become not only self- within the Empire, according supporting in newsprint supplies daughters and a four-year-old to Mr. D. Henry the managing but also could be a valuable ex- son and found work for a 12. director of New Zealand Forest porter to Australia and Far East- year-old son in order to make the Products, Limited edgin orn countries.
He was commenting da areIt was time that."
mere talk The
Marla Meniquid, port-attack by London now about Now Zealand's. “ The woman,
potential of Dagupan, in Luzon, married a per editor on the British Govern Zorest wealth wave way to action. Chinese, Tlak Chun, In 1927, and men's decision to export now Although New Zealand's pine went with him to China Her print to Australia and New Zos crops could theoretically be har husband died in 1948: leaving her fand while British newspapers voted for green cutable for the country had with no moans
Uvallbodd were living virtually from hand pullons for newsprint Finally, tired of leading a liend
and to mouth. „she" decided Mr. Henry palumthat r}seš", :lay
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