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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1080.

POLITICAL CRISIS IN FRANCE ENDED

Paris, July 13.

The Promior, Rone Plevan, today won'a vote of approval for his new middle of the road Cabinet. The official count was 355 to 226. Communists and followers, of General Charles do

Gaulle formed the core of the opposition.

+

An-

M. Plevens' victory in the the National Assembly ends political crisis that began on

-American Pattel-A Programme of June 24 when Premier Georges

·Commons to

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Bummary,

.

It brings the powerful Socialist Party back into the Government it left Jast coalition, which February.

Jules defended M. Pleven Mont, his now Socialist Defence Minister, from attacks by both Communists and Rightists, M. Moch

the Communists' carned hatred by his strong police ac- Sion during strikes when he was Minister of the Interior. The Leghtists were concerned lest M. Môch, as a Socialist, take a soft line towards the Communist-led 200-Time for MusiDO Midland | troops fighting the French in

| Indo-China.

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(London

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Said M. Pleven, "I want to re- mind you that M. Moch has four citations from the war of 1914. And in 1939 he never wanted to quit his uniform."

Communist howls

There were howls of protests from the Communists, who took this as a reference to the fact

the summer

London, July' 13. The Deputy Prime Minis tor, Herbart Morrison, An

that the House of Commons will be. gin ila summar recess on July 20 and will reconvane October 17,

nounced today

of

Mr. Morrison also. said an

the amergency ton House would be called 17 proved in the publlo inter. est-Associated Press.

SECRECY ORDER IN AMERICA

Washington, July 13. The United States Defence

Garden

party at Palace

London, July 13.

Six thousand people drop- ped in at Buckingham Palace today for a cup of ten.

King George and Queen Eliza- beth were entertaining the clife Including foreigners from countries in the first half of the alphabet-at the first of summer garden parties on Palace lawns.

two the

Some 120 Americans have in- vitations to the second, which will be held next Thursday. Some Russian diplomats presumably have invitations too since the USSR and the US. rank side by side alphabetically.

A

dozen Ambassadors and many other high ranking diplo- mals arranged to attend in their limousines along with lesser lights, who will ride up to the Palace gates in dumpy London

taxis,

Many actually get to meet the King and Queen at these lawn parties, Most, however, count themselves lucky if they manage to see the Royal couple from a distance by straining their necks.

Novel by Brake Childers, Part that their chief, Maurice Thorez, Secretary, Mr. Louis John-Associated Press.

abandoned the French Army for son, today ordered the United

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A boisterous Nightist "not like Thorer."

added,

Another nolsy moment came

Mr. Johnson sent the Scure-

ANGLO-JAPANESE PACT DELAYED

London, July 13. The Korean war has delayed Japan's biggest

a trip to Moscow early in the States Army, Navy and Air One Communist Deputy shout-Force to clampdown on news ed, "He ordered the workers about the movement of ships, troops and supplies to the The aging Speaker, Edouard Korean war front. Herriot, reminded the Commu- nists gently, "Do not forget that hia son was a martyr of the Tetaries of the three armed Service construction of

a "security guidance" memoran-post-war trade pact with the Bri- dum laying down the rules to ba tish Commonwealth, followed in the release of in- Commonwealth negotiators in formation.

Tokyo for some weeks have been He also included the security

trade involving a total volume of head of the Socialist group In Douglas MacArthur for the For business for the year

ending the Assembly, defended

East Command.

of about £150,- 30, 1951, group's decision to support

regulations are applicable 000 use Japan still has not the There Pleven-whom the Communist only to the release of information call a "ghtly camouflaged de Gaullist".

by military sources and are com- power to conclude agreements M. Pleven had the con-monly referred to as "censorship with other countries, SCAP - cials actually have been in dance of de Gaulle, so did M.ut the source".

There are no legal restrictions charge of the talks-Associated Thorez and Charles Tillon", he

upon disseminating and publish- Press. gibed.

ing news obtained by direct news reporting from whatever source.

when a deputy, Charies Lussy;striction Imposed by Generaling to hammer out a

M.

Both these Communist leaders served In Cubincts under de

Gaulle.

Dull session

Despite these gutbreaks, the session was generally a dull one and its result a foregone conclu- sion.

Only about one-third of the 621 deputies attended. Most of them had speaking dates in the provinces for tomorrow's celebra- tion of Bastille Day, the French National holiday.

The heads of Party delegations vote for all their followers JE

D.00-Norman Cloutier and His Memor France whether the Individual

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San Francisco, July 13, Peter Maersk arrived today Yokohama. — Associated

deputics are present or not.

from The Assembly's vote of appro- Press.

was passed on a technical point. It decided the pigeon-hol- ing of five formal questions put to M. Pleven on the formation of the Cabinet and its policy.--As- sociated Presi..

Blast at America by Korean Red

San Francisco, July 13.

War successos Reviewing North Korean vic-

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STUDENT-WORKERS

San Francisco, July 14. Paling Radio reported tonight that over 8,000 students from, 11 universities and colleges In North China had, since the beginning of groups to this month, gone in various factories, mining centres and Government organisations or enterprises to do training work during the summer holidays.

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H.M. T. "Empire Fowey" sails at approx 4 p.m. on Sum- day 23rd July 1850, with Ser- vicc personnel and their families (fare-paying elvilian passengers are not carried), are heroby notified that their

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cargo will be discharged into Hongkong. &. Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd. where it will lle at consignees' risk and expense and subject to terms and conditions of Provided embarkation hos

storage of the Hongkong & been completed, visitors in Kowloon Wharf & Godown possession of "pink boarding passes may go on board at 11 Co., Ltd. The cargo is expect- am, but they must leave the led to be ready for delivery ship at 12.30 p.m. Children from the Godown on and after under twelve are not allowed July 15, 1950.

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10 · 2.0. July 10, 1950.

General Kim Ir-son, Chairman of the Military Commation of visitors wishing to

*mittee of the North Korean Government, has called upon the Korean Army and people to mobilise their entire power "to exterminato th American aggressors and the Syngman Rhoe puppets and to bring the just liberation war of the Korean people to a victorious end.” Quoted by Peking Radio their struggle for freedom, unity

and independence." tonight, General Kim Began

To avoid congestion it ing accopied in good order and a lengthy review of the Korea war by

accusing tories in the field, General 'Kini i regretted that the number of broken, chafed and damaged

sald Though our people's forces boarding passes Issued must "American Imperialists" of are young and lack combat ex-be limited to those related

heroically or most closely connected launching "their armed of perience, they have

demonstrated their spirit of self-with a passenger. Depending fensive against our mother-sacrifice, and have achieved tre on the Service to which the mendous results in the struggle passenger whom it is desired land and our people."

for the liberation of the father-

to visit belongs application Asking why the Americans had

land. sent troops to Korea, General "The successes we have gained should be made in writing NO Kim answered by saying that it on the front show the limitless as to reach the appropriate ad- was because the American Im-sirength of our people who have dress below by 12 noon on perialists, who dream of world risen up in their struggle for the Thursday, 20th July, 1950:- domination, ere trying to turn Independence and freedom of fatherland into. a colony their fatherland." he added. "The under their permanent domina brava people's semy must and tion"

surely can drive the US. robber from our land." He alleged that America did The "People's Daily" of Peking not acknowledge the Korean accused the United States of people's "sacred right to freedom flagrant crimes" in Korea which and independence" nor did they had evoked

enmity Ilmiticas regard the Korean people. among the Korean people, ac- human beings.

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