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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY,' OCTOBER 18, 1950.'

Franco celebrates

it

General Francisco Franco- and his wife in the courtyard of the Pardo Palace, Madrid, during colobrations commemorat. Ing St. Francis of Assisi, the Spanish Chief of State's patron caint. Lieutenant-General Fidel Davila, War Minister, la scon on left.

(AP Photo).

British Ministers' "service for peace

London, October 16.

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If the statesman was right who said it was better for politicians' to get indigestion listening to each other than for soldiers to get shot, then the Cabinet has rendered true servico for peace,

Ten years of governing during and after the war has eaten into the intestinal equilibrium of many British politicians, notably the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer, Sir Stafford Cripps, and the Foreign Secretary, Ernest Bevin. Sir Stafford Cripps has would be a scramble within the Foreign suffered for many years from Labour Party if the nervous indigestion,

Office became vacant which forced him to give up, meat, tobacco and, for long stretches, work. He is now back at the Zurich sanatorium where he spent three months, last year. Although he put in a brief ap- pearance at the special session of Parliament In September, he is likely to miss the regular sitting in October.

Mr. Bovin's health has steadily deteriorated for several years, and this spring saw him in and out of the hospital repeatedly with heart trouble and haemorr- hoids. Although Mr. Bevin has now resumed control of Foreign Affairs, appointments with his doctor still take precedence over official business.

Both Sir Stafford Cripps and Mr. Bevin are described by col- leagues as men 'who wear their burdens with them at night, and probably lose sleep over the next day's decisions.

J

Sir Hartley Shawcross, 'At- torney-General, is a favourite in the betting. But choosing Mr. Bevin's successor is one job which Mr. Attlee probably wants. to postpone as long as possible.— United Press,

Soviet peace partisans meet

Moscow, October 16. Speakers at the annual nà- tional conference of Soviet peace partisans quoted numer- ous

American sources to the effect that the United States is planning to atomise the Soviet Union. They voiced confidence, however, in the possible co existence of two worlds and eventual triumph of the cause of peace, because the "forces of peace throughout the world are stronger than the war- mongers."

Both of these statesmen have served almost steadily since 1940 -Sir Stafford as Ambassador to Russia and Minister of Aircraft Production, Mr. Bevin as Labour The conference was opened in Minister. The Deputy Premier, the Soviet Trade Union Hall Herbert Morrison, who was Home under the chairmanship of Ale- Secretary for a time during the Some 2,000 delegates representing xander Fadeyev, Sovlet writer.. war,

has suffered from throm-workers, farmers, writers and Viscount Addison, 81-year-old tons heard the principal speaker, scientific and religious organisa- Lord Privy Seal, recently re- WA

poet N. Tikhonov, denounce covered from a hernia operation, Amerienn "warmongers" who, he and is anxious to give up bis

were trying to unleash a burden.

third world war.

bosis in recent years.

Premier's burdon

Tikhonov, President

of the peace. committee, named President Truman, Mr. Dear What happens when one of Acheson and numerous Senators, these key men is out of action? Ren

Representatives, Cabinet mom- His job devolves on the man who bers, generals, scientists and has borne the heaviest strain of newspapermen. He said the men all, the Prime Minister, Mr. he nan

named had conspired to bring Clement Attlee. Logically, Mr. Attlee should be a very sick man, for he commanded the home front as Deputy Premier and leader of the House of Commons for Wins-

ton Churchill during most of the

wor.

Yet, except for a minor skin allment, Mr. Atlee's holes always been perfect. Colleagues say he can turn himadif off" when he is not working.

It is typical of the Primo Minister, in the midst Cabinet crisis, to spend an even-

of a

about war and insure American domination, and "American · Im- perialists are acting like Hitler madmen."

The agenda includes an election. of delegates to the November Congress of World Peace Partisans in Sheffield, England,, the adop the banning of atom bombs an tion of a a programma' calling for. other weapons of mass destruction

all armaments. ference were

The foreign guests at the con- Crowther,

ident of the British committee whom Fadeyov.

Seat

and reduction

of all

Presidencnist D; D.

ing with his wife at the theatre, fed to all in the platform be- apparently as carefree as a bird.

Mr. Altice must also worry and the Presidential taba: most

of Livi

at the table were the ed about successors to his allinz

listinguished members Cabinet Ministers should they. be Soviet peace committee-United forced to resigri.

Press.

POLISH PROTEST

TO BRITAIN

Sir Stafford Cripps was said to have wanted to retire before, the election last February, but was persuaded to stay on for one more term.. The ablo Miniator for Economic, Ama

London, October 16. Hugh.

Galt kell, helped out with Polish note protesting against Freasury affairs in- £ SIF Stafford's

the refusal of the British authos absence,

and is at least being rities in Germany, to hand over considered for the job of Chine Heins Reinetarth, a former Nai cellor of the Exchequers 1- B63 Toader) has been received, in

poroda dobtors forbid to Londy❤wanind trus Poland

go back to worKAN PELNOJAM

Umt he has no intentio

Mr. Devin has sold many

Uring Plants or ambillowy

Judalien, want ble jobs"; "and":

Crimes

Fire bombs

ISRAEL MAY HAVE

melt tanks GENERAL ELECTION

London, October 18.

The United Nations forges In Коген AFO using fire bombs which most half a tank

with a direct hit and kill all the crew with a near miss, a Government Minister said to- day.

Mr. Aldan Crawley, Under. Secretary of State for Air, who returned from a 17-day tour of the Far East yester day, said that these "napalm" (Jellied petroleum) bombs were measured by the gallon, and that 700,000 gallons of them had been dropped on North Korean, forcba.

The advantage of fira bombe over rockets was that whereas a five-yard mfw by

A

a rocket was “as good mile," a near miss with fire bomb knocked out the tank.

The United Nations forcta had knocked out 1,059 tanks, 541 of which wors totally destroyed, Reuter.

ANIMAL TAXIS

Melbourne, October 17. For animals only, 20-year-old Dave Frame of Prahran has a taxi service.

Tel Aviv, October 16.

Mr. David Bon Gurion, whose Government rosigned last night, today proposed that Israel should have now gonoral elections with a caretaker Cabinet holding office meanwhile.

Mr. Ben Gurion told the Knesset (Parliament) that he proposed the caretaker Cabinet should be composed of seven MAPAI (Labour). Mem- bèrs, and one Sephardi, dropping the Progres- sive and Orthodox Members.

wore

the

Every Resorvlat knows his codo, word and learns by pubila an-270 nouncements where and when his particular code unit has to muster.

As from tonight there will be a blus-out for all cars on the roads while a complate black-out is or dered for all towns and villages during the expected mock air alerts.

Although "ruthless interference", with civilian life is at times. unavoidable, an Army spokesman gold,

steps have been taken to Only four hours after the re- | policy bad strengthened ensure a steady supply of food- signation, a state of emergency workers' co-operatives at the ex- stuffa to civilians and the don- was proclaimed throughout the pense of private enterprise. tinued operation of such essential country and reserves of the three

Observers said the religious bloc plants as ports, railways, power Services

called to the represented anti-socialist elements stations, refineries and post and colours.

opposed to Mr. Ben Gurion's telegraph.-Router and Associated It was stated that the Govern- economic policies.

Press. ment crisis had coincided with the secret date fixed for the be- Fíold manoeuvres ginning of the autumn exercises To test the Services' emelency,

Observers here said, today that whatever the outcome of the Cabinet crisis, Israel's policy to- wards the Arab States was un- likely to be changed.

The fall of the Coalition Cabinet was economic in origin and was believed to have been caused by the refusal of the religious bloc to accept the Prime Minister's plan for broadening the Coalition.

The President Dr. Chalm Weizmann, immediately asked Mr. Ben Gurion to form now Cabinet,

Dave said that the frequency of requests by people who wan- ted their pets transported to dog meetings, animal hospitals and from house to house gave him the | idea.

Observers here sald that the Fares 7 Same as for humans. Government's crities claimed that Beuter.

the Cabinet's internal ceconomic

POP

HAVE YOU JUST

PAINTED THIS-POP

YES DEAR!

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All rael has been on huge field manoeuvres since dawn to day..

"The Air Force has already been engaged on air reconnaissance; naval patrols are in Israel watera and a number of defence outposts have been established-all under the assumption of a surprise attack on Israel," a military spokesman said describing the first stages of the large-scale military exercises by regular army and Israel reserve forces,

The spokesman indicated that the call-up of reserves by radio, newspaper and posters has been most successful

WELL WHY DIDN'T

YOU PUT WET PAINT

OU IT?

DUKE'S ILLNESS

i

Vienna, October 16, The 13-year-old Duke of Brun-" swick, father of Queen Frederika of Greece, spent a quiet, night; i last night at the hospital near- Linz where ho was taken Saturday pneumonia."

on

Buffering with 1/

His condition was reported ; slightly improved today but the crisis was not yet over.

King Paul and Queen Fro- deriko, who flew to Austria from Greece yesterday, saw the Duko again this morning.

The Queen is expected to remain in Austria until his con- dition improves-Reuter.

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