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De Gaulle's Warning To French Workers Peninsular General Election Called For

Paris, Jan. 4. General de Gaulle today urged the holding of general elections and warned that France must work harder or perish, in' an address to a great working-class audience in the mining and engineering textile town of Saint Etienne in central. France,

He warned that it was

American aid:

not enough to rely on

He' declared! · "Raw materials "Stabilisation of the currency. and goods which we can import for instance, can only be brought with the aid of the eventual Mar-abcut by very fough methods shall Plan would be precious in which will be tougher the longer getting a start on the road to we wait, case. But be sure that in one form or another we shall have to pay for these products and that we shall only receive them in proportion to our own efforts."

Describing the present French regime as "inherently incapable of putting through a

real stabill.

sation programme," General de"

"We must cut públæ expend)- ture massively, suppress entire Government services and make cuts in all of them."

Competitive Spirit' Declaring that order must be

Gaulle urged the organisation of brought into the management of labour cuan associative basis."the nationalised Industries, Gen- He went on by saying, "the chiefs, cral de Gaulle added: "We must the executives and the workers repen the road to the spirit of must work together and as equals

enterprise and competition by and determine the conditions of all activities except

berating (from State

control) work and their remuneration.

ая records the distribution of certain base There raust be organised arbi- tration. From the hend of the commodities which are still in firm to the unskilled

short supply. labourer cach will receive payment in accordance with

the

A new trade unionlom cleansed entirely of politics is called upon to play a magnificent role."

Vices.

The Royal Navy have intercepted a Jewish refugee ship, the Haganah ship "Unafraid" with about 850 visaless Jews aboard, and the ship has been taken into Unifu harbour where the refugees quere disembarked. Photo shows immigrants climbing aboard the waiting ship from rather life rafts in which they xorre towed from the em- barkation paint on the Italian coast. in

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"We proper

musi reestablish disci- hierachy and in proportion to the line, ce-nomy and the sense of total productivity of his firm.

responsibility in the public ser-

"All atabilisation, but nit this implies this is necessary for

a series of measures which one way or another affect all interests and offend all prejudices. "When it comes to deciding all, applying them,, upon these measures, and abʊve the 'regime based on the parties thevitably falls.

Bottom Of The Spiral

In his speech; General Gaulle said:

but we are sick, we pre suffering "Nothing is lost from a grave' malady which de- mands hard and prolonged treat-

ment,

A

Progress Or Collapse

Lime that theso

RUSSIA

STANDS FIRM ON JAP TREATY

Eøndbu, Jan. 4. Russia's view that the Council of Foreign Ministers of Britain, the United States, Russia and China should prepare the Japanese peace treaty was reiterated in a note to China by M. Molotov, the Soviet Foreign Minister, on December 30, Moscow Radio reported today.

"Our present situation is drily a stage in a long decline. For a long time, we have been living "It is high beyond our mearis. We have now gains and this impotence ceased. ruched the bottom of the spiral It is high time that after the new and feeling the cold wind of general elections our people can

are the abyss,

provide themselves with public "For the past 23 months we authorities in line with the n have had six governments. Each tional wish and capable of lead. has led our affairs to lowering the nation towards salvation level than its predecessor. Every and renunciation," the General body feels that there is an irre declared.. mediable disproportion between It is high time that those who the size of the problem we have want to push France into ruin

M. Molator said that this sure the necessary attention to to solve and the nature of

order to establish their dieta preparatory work could be or the interests of these powers in ourlin regime.

torship on behalf of the conganised by the Council with the the period preceding the peace querors of the east saw their participation of the other conference." chances evaporating those staten-members chances they would find in

of the Far M. Molotov was replying to bankruptcy and poverty.

our Eastern Commission, "aimilarly a Chinese note which expressed

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"It is high time that the Re-to the manner in which such the view that the Far Eastern publican State be rebuilt from work in the preparation of the head to toe."

pence treaty with Germany will He said: "We must progress he organised."..

The Soviet reply said the or callapse. The power of the nation arid the fate of each

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General de Gaulle continued:

salvat on lies in producing Known that the draft procedure Pan" could not be recognised Shanghai, Jan. 5: thore, much better, much stronger for the preparation of the Ger- as well-founded, as the Com- A orackdowif on pübile dance and much quicker than we are halls. "commerclaflied danc-doing. This is that what man

mission peace treaty, on a

Was excluded from dictatorship party that you know siderable part of which agree Rettling territorial questions, ingis starting shortly with the Communist Party) would ment has at the present time which is obviously one of the refuse to give to it in the same teen reached in the Council of important component parts of way as the capitalism of past refused to do, and as the the institution of a number of Japan.

the Foreigi

Ministers, envisages the future peace settlement for Wu Kai-shen, Commissioner present party refuses to do." of Social Affairs, meeting with economic renovation of France and also an information and The General declared that the committees and sub-committees

Key Points The importance of the latent- cabaret owners and operators, and the Improvement of the lot consultative conference. enld that the first drawing will of the worker lle in the adoption

Russian note, diplomatic obser- "The inclusion of the states-vers consider, is two-fold. be held at the end of March. of the "associative basis."The members of the Far Eastern and added that "complete sup moment this is reached; he said, Commission in these and also intention to keep the Council of First, it expresses Russia's pression of commercialized you will see another psychology dancing will be effected by the taking the place of exploitation In the corresponding sub-com- Foreign Ministers in existence end of September."

of some by others and of class mitters and the information and as the effective peace-making warfare."--Reuter.

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W told the owners that in accordance with instructions from the central authorities, afternoon ten dances will be prohibited simultaneously with the first lot drawing in March. .The cloalug of the cabarets ik part of the Government's aus- terity programme. United Press.

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Nanking, Jan. 5. With their faces badly serbt- ched and bruised, newsboyg" "In- Nanking delivered Saturday moming, papers late yesterday afternoon.

Newsboys dealing in English- language papers have been on strike in the capital for two days, white, negotiations were proceed ing for an increase in wakes.

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Zeitung", today Hulitary

to make any headway' in the

German settlement.

In the second place; it places China in the necessity of dein- ing where exactly her policy now stands in relation to Rus- ala, on one hand, and the Unit- ed States and' the British Com- monwealth, on the other,

By accepting the idea of an 11-power conference, China has identified herself with the views of America; Britain, France; by proposing the retention of the great power voto in the, vot ing procedure to be adopted; she has fallen, in with Soviet wishce.

4.

Step Further She is now invited by Rozala to go a step further in identify- ing horself with the Soviet plan to keep the Far Eastern Deaco settlement as the exclusive pre- norve of the Council of Foreign Minlaters.-

Tre' suggestion contaided' in: the Soviet note that member ship of the committees and su committees would adequately meet the interests of the other Allied powers which fought Ja- pan, will certainly be emphas tically rejected by Britain, and all' the other members of the British Commonwealthy-Reus tor

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