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FRENCH STRIKE THREATS

2. Paris, Apr. 30.

French workers in muny sectors of Industry were to day bombarding their em ployers with demands for better pay and conditions, and threatening to launch strikes on this, eve of May Day.

The situation was particularly grave in the merchant navy.

Some 700 officer of the French Transallantle Lines

fused take their ships out of Le Havre unless they were granted a 40-hour week.

The company replied by can- celling the sailing of the "the de France for New York and the Antilles for the West Indies, laying the two ships up.

Jules

Under- Ramarony, Secretary of State for the Merchant Marine, appealed to

"Vil-

the officers to stop their Justified" strike but there was uo indication that they do so.

would

Officers of the Transatlantic Lines and other companies are meeting today in Marseilles, Rouen and Nantes 10 dezider whether to join the strike de- clared at Le Havre, where some tugboat men have also stopped work,

Bank clerks, railway workers, some public transport and ear factory workers are expected to strike for varying periods today Hotel and meto?

or tomorrow,

workers are also agitating.

Fr giant nationalised Renault Car Factory in Paris is Some a major point of unrest, 76,000

tem. men have been porarily laid of owing to the strike of 500 workers in the upholstery department-Reuter,

Gloucester's

Flight

Landlus, Apr. 20.

The Duke of Gloucester, after

attending the Coronation of King Feisal in Bogdnd on Saturday,

The Duke,

unele

of Queen Elizabeth, will convey to King liussein his niece's personal congratulations.

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1953.

The Chaplins United South Africa

In England

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Waving his hat to a small crowd that eslied "Welcome. Charlie" at London Airport is Charlie Chaplin, seen with lil wife, Oona, when they arrived from Geneva. Mr Chaplin subsequently issued a statement saying he had decided not to return to the Palted States but would take up residence In Britain.-Reuterphoto.

End Of Sugar Rationing?

London, Apr. 29.

The Food Minister, Major Gwilym Lloyd George, to-

day forecast the end of sugar rationing this year.

He fold the annual lunchcom of the Caterer Association in London thai recent purchases of Cuban would mean an in- sugar

in the rafion soon trease #1111 added: "Later this year we shall be free once. and I hope. for all from this most restrictive of all food ration Reuter.

Fchemes."--s

THE QUEEN'S

REQUEST

Vincent's Criticism

Of Dulles

Conception Impossible"

SENATOR SUGGESTS A

NEW FEDERATION

Pietermaritzburg, Natal, Apr. 29.

Senator George Heaton Nicholls, one-time African High Commissioner in London, said today that he had evidence of a possible "exodus" ́ of English-speaking people from South Africa,

Senator Nicholls recently resigned from the United (opposition) Party.

He said: "If English-speaking people are to be driven out of South Africa, the Afrikaners under Dr Malan will not be able to fill the vacuum."

Peace Through Strength

Best Insurance For World's Hopes

f

New York, Apr. 29.

Carter Vincent, John

London, Apr. 29. Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, Foreign Service officer who resigned after being cleared the Home Secretary, said of loyally charges, arrived today that the best insur- here today from his last postance for "new-found hopes" with sharp criticism for the remained in a policy of present Administration's peace through strength and idea that American failure in the Atlantic Pact. lost China to the Commun- ists.

This bound together the fron people of the British Common- States and wealth, the United Europe.

spread

to the

Effective co-operation betwee the white sections is the only way to save white civilisation In Afcles, he said, and under present conditions "co-operation is impossible."

Senator Nicholls

suggested that Afrikaans-speaking areas of the Union could have their Republies" and that English-

speaking treas could

their

old

continue traditions and form a

separate monarchy.

He cald

That South

FIGHTER CHIEF

over

Air Marshal Sir Dermot Boyle photograplied. at his Stanmore headquarters the Air day he took Offeer

Commanding Fighter Command. R.A.F., from Air Marshal Str Basil Embry. of Air Marshal Boyle is one

R.A.F.'s greatest Jet pilots; It was he who led the I.A.F. Canberra jet squad- ron's goodwill tour of Latin America in 1951. Central

Press Photo.

FRANCE

Africa WARNED OF

should recognise the incompati- bility of the two white sections of the Union. The

concept of one united country was imposs ible and a new federalion should take its place, he said.

Senator Nicholls thought it was impcesible

for any.

bluation of opposition

DEFICIT

Speidel's

BOHONG KONG

Pago B

Visit To STAGE CLUB

Britain

Strong Criticism In The House

London, Apr. 29, Sir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, said to- day that he saw no reusOn why General Hans Speidel, former Chief of Stuff to General Rommel, should not come to Britain to see Bri. tain's armament strength.

Resisting strong. Labour ex- ticism in the House of Commons, he addet; "At the height of the War I paid my tribute to Rom- mel's outstanding military gi

"I regard his resistance to the Hiller tyranny, which 'cor him his life, as an additional distino- tion to his memory."

Mr J. O. Thomas, a Labour member, suggested that it was an affront that the Prime Minis- |ter himself should pay a tribute to General Spekdei Who wan "doubilera a member of the Ge:- man offleer caste who made themselves willing partners of

the Nazi regime."

Sir Winston Churchill sald General Speidel has enjoyed the confidence of Briushi and Allied

has attary officers and he

British post-war manoeuvres in Germany and was much respected man."

Mr Clement Attlee, leader of the opposillon, said he thought everyone realised there was al- ways n'danger of resurgent there- German miturim and fore conditions were laid down Paris, Apr. 29. for the integration of Germany Minister of the Buaget Jean with other European forces. Moreau today told the Finance

as not of parties Committee

the French achieved," he said. "I should have National

that Assembly

the thought it surely premature when nation is facing an ever greater we do not know what-dine

Chic budget dellett

will take on rearma, than was fore- Germans will for this year. He said men!

they will or whether than come into EDC at all, to invite

com-

to defeat the Nationalists, who, he said, wore gaining ground through, their, religicus appeal.

There is nothing we can do about it

except to go Our separate ways in peace," no said.

"The

scen

Expenses were the estimates

than expenses).

civil both would reduced.

He indicated either

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The Prime Minister replied have to be that this sprang from the NATO ||| WILKER,

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Mission To India

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Belgrade, Apr. 29.

He visualised full economic and political relations between Mr Vincent, who served in

Afrikaner Republicans and China Troin 1841 to 1047, said

monarchy In South Atrion based that

"Our contribution Administration the new

on his proposed new type of federation. could build and pursue an effec-united strength of the free na-

tions has depended tive policy in China,

on our Non-European affairs would effeleney in handling rtarma-

be handled in the traditions of

about the mentres to bring a meeting of the separate sections. London, Apr. 29.

He did not favour the with-ment," he told

reduction and that Assembly The two racial Queen Elizabeth i would like drawal of aid from Chlang'a women Conservatives,

sections of approval would be asked when will go em to Amint to con-everyone worshipping in the object to the placing of reliance foreign affairs by the Foreign clash would be fatal to white before the Committee to stress

Formosa Government "but I

the Union, he said, were grow-Parliament resumes on May 12. "The skiful handling of

Ing increasingly hostile.. A on May 31, the

The Premier gratulate King Hussein, who is can churches

also appeared being crowned the same day. Sunday before her Coronation on that old as the major means Secretary has enabled 127 10 civilisation In South Africa.

will 2. on June lo

that 23rd of overthrowing the Communists

measures sing the

Over rearmament

English speaking have to be taken. *The

My in China." Psalm.

Lord Is

longer period and thus ledsen

poople-reared in

Jiberal M. Moreau sald the present Shepherd." It is her favourite.

the immediate lood.

tradition cannot possibly BC- The form of service for that i

outlook it for a budget deficit of A Yugoslav economic mission 12:0 Sunday is being published on

politico-religious about 304,000,000,000 francs, an is leaving on Saturday to ex- fundamentalism of the No- Thursday by command

thomalists," he said.

Increase of 200,000,000,000 francs plore trade possibilites with Queen.

Senator Nicholls, 77, is con-

from the time the budget was { India, Indonesia and Ceylon

It will be headed by Janez prepared and passed vuriler this sidered to be the spokesman for

Vipotnik, Minister of Economics Sir David Maxwell Fyfe said English

South speaking

the Slovene Provincial Gov- Ha is Chairman of was largely due to the initia-Africans.

ernment, tive of the Foreign Secretary, the Defenders of the Constitu- 000,000,000 franes would have

Movement forerunner to Mr Anthony Eden, that the slektion

to be spent an increase Mr Vincent sald that the mnd wounded prisoners.Com Aurido, the anti-Nationalist criginal estimates. At the same ex-Servicemen's Torch 134,000,000,000 francs over the volume known in Anglican clr- Duties command seemed to har- being retumed from Korea.

orgt disation.

lime, he said, income is running A Yugoslav mission cles as the Tatlerdon Hymnal.-hour the Idea that the late Ad-

He was first elected to the about-103,000,000,000-francs-be present in Tokyo for talks on Associated Press-

-ministration "advised by a group-Mr. Eden's hope that the ex- of non-poitical career oflcers, change might lead in turn to a Union Parlament in 1020.-

hind original hopes.-Associated opening up trade with Jepan.—- including me, failed to prevent new spirit of approaching an Associated Pres.

Press. and, therefore, caused the down-honourable armistice was now a full of the Nationalist Govern- possibility, ment of Chilna,"

He added, "What we should do is to be constantly alert to of the delcet and where possible pro- mote any weakening in the les One of the hymns the would between Moscow and Peking and Is "The Queen, O God. Her in lies between Peking and out-

Chinese provinces y Heart to Thee Upraiseth, With lying

The Kings of Jordan and Iraq, ure both being both aged 18, crowned in their capitals

on like Saturday.

The date of the Duke's visit to Amman Is not yet known. Before returning to London on May 7 he will vielt Habbaniyah, Traq, and stoy a day at Matraq, Jordan.-Reuler."

Her The Nation Bows Before any evidences of regional Titost Thy Face."

It is a slightly altered version

of an old hymn Included in the

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within Clyna."

"It has teen possible to adjust the burden of our economy and give the best possible chance to our export trade.”

"We have stim to be cautious, "This Idea, it appears," he but we hope the talks will at continued, "has served Its pur-length succeed," he said. pose as campaign material,

Sir David said: "There are

"But the campaignis over and signs of a new mood in the the fact of the matter is that Kremlin and, as Sir Winston It was the sheer and protracted Churchill has said, we shall not stupidity. of the Nationalist throw away a single hope how- Government that lost China to ever. slender,”-Reuter, the Communists,

"Nothing short of the

establishment of an American TO GIVE AN

military protectorate in fact if

not in nime would have Sava EXPLANATION

China."-United Press.

Collective

Bargaining

In Malaya

the

Sydney University Project

Sydney, Apr, 20. Sydney University's new team of atom scientists, recruited

from Britain and Amerles, will

specialise in bigh energy physics

using cosmic rays.

This

was revealed by Pro- fessor Harry Messel, Canadian Washington, Apr. 20. Professor of Physics at the United States civil al chief

University, who carller today Fred Lee Bald today that a lot of misinformation has been els announced that five prominent scientists were joining an culated about the fallure of

Institute of Nuclear Research American authorities to approve established by the University, British jet airliners for service Britons joining the Institute

in the United States,

As a result, he said, he ex- pects to hold a press conference soon to answer all questions on Le subject.

are Dr D. Milar of Manchester University and Dr E. P. George and Dr A. H. Herz, both of Lon- don.

The others recruited by Pro- fessor Messel are Dr J. Blait of

Mr Lee is administrator of the the University of Illinois London, Apr. 20. Civil Aeronautics Administra-recognised as one of the world's Mr Oliver Lyttelton, Colonial tion. Secretory, said it was the policy

top nuclear scientists and Professor S. R. Ma of the natural University of Chicago. Professor Federation of Malaya to Im-concern about the jets has been Ma is a Chinese. prove the machinery of collee- great,

of the Government

of the Akhough

Britain's

American

newspapers

Professor Mexcel said his group

the world.-Reuler.

ilve bargaining in the tin have not been greatly concern of scientists would equal any in mining industry by encourag- ed-Associated Press. Ing the growth of sound tradema

unions.

He was asked by Mr Awbery (Labour) in the Commons to- day what steps he was taking to establish a wage negotiating machinery for the 40,000 warkers in the tin mining in- dastry of Malaya,

Mr Awbery: "Even if we destroy the bandlis and win the war in Malaya, if we lose the confidence of the people in the tin mines we have lost Malaya.

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the

Soleilon to Fuzzle, appearing last Tuesday.--Across: 1. Pat-In this machinery?"! lor; 5. Fired; 0; Veal; 0, Misses; 11, Ensue; 12, Spruce; 14, Test; Mr Lyttelton: "The Govern- -16,akarna“ 11a, Creep; 19, Edita: 20, Extant; 24, Atena; 25, In-ment can only provide tact 23, Diet: 27,- Kästs; 28, Esteem. Down: 1, Famp; 2; Less; machinery for betting up trade * Over: 4 Result; 5, Fleeced; B, Restore; 7. Deepest; 10, Space; unions. It rests with the with: 13- Actuator 14,"Tenders; 15, 8p renda; 17, Agent; 19, Entire, 31, ployees themselves to make usb- Ants; 22, Tame; 23, Stem.

of the machinery."-Reuter.

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