1953-11-02 — Page 2

Page

KING'S MAJESTIC EMPIRE

CHOWDEN.

TO-DAY

AT 2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 P.M.

AT 2.30, 5.20, 7.30 .& 9.40 P.M.

SHAMELESS, SEDUCTIVE PARIS!

COLOR BY

Technicolor

́ROMULUS presun's

JOSÉ

FERRER ta John Huston's

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER. 2, 1953,

SPLIT IN FRANCE Round World

Country Divided

In European Army Controversy

Paris, Nov. 1.

France is divided on the vexed question of the European Army Treaty.

Partisans and adversaries defend their view-

points with earnestness and passion. At the present moment a small majority in the National

MOULIN Assembly could probably be found to ratify the

ROUGE

254 251 GUNOW SUZYNIE FLEM

and membang

COLETTE MARCHAND

A ENTRES PEGILTON • Disasted by MXR 5550 Scourgesby kadar, Totter and jan Myint Tee the con

TREURAN 200908" 17 PVERSE LA NOME

ALSO Latest Paramount News at KING'S & EMPIRE

Capitol (©). Liberty

TOR I

THE BEAUTY

AND

THE DUTLAW!

treaty, but the opposing minority would be very substantial.

Even some of the partisans fear the consequences of taking no decisive a step in face of the considerable opposition in the country.

They realise that

nelive, North Atlantic Treaty Organim- ·

hostility to the scheme Inside on may in due Course 1n1 the army and the French ninistration would make practical application of

if ratified, treaty, even difficult, If not imposatile.

For is reason the proposal made by the Britiel Prine Minister. Str Winston Churchill,

ad-considerable support here. The the left wing Radical leader, M. Mendes-France, whose the Pierre very bid

for the port of Prime | Minister last July won him n great reputation. favours this prob- Folution of the German

Зерт

A Gaullist member of the

in a speech on October 10, Assembly, M. Diemede Caux eventually Win sumcient sup- port in France to provide General de Gaulle, is already formerly a close collebomter of way out of the dilemma which the divided Parliament publicly declared himse

**** [ngreement with suggestion.

Ands elf

Army question.

TM: 30773

CAPITOL TOWN_BOOKING OFFICE: Wing Hong Firm, Hong Kong (fotel, Queen's Road, C.

TO-DAY AT 2.30. 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.

ON PANORAMIC SCREEN

RIDE,

Robert TAYLOR Ava GARDNER Howard KEEL ANTHONY QUINN

CACADEMY AWARD WINNER)

AQUERO!

In flaming COLOR!

› PRINCE/

★ SHOWING TO-DAY ★

AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.

GENE TIERNEY SUNDOWN

GEORGE SANDERS · BRUCE CABOT

***** CARLY ***** CALLEIA GARDINER HARDWICKE

WALTER WANGER

ALSO LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS

CIRCUS BUSCH

BERLIN

Sonsational!

Thrilling!

Spectacular!

DAILY AT

15.30 & 9.00. p.m..

nf

121

the European

the Churchi

On October 18, for the first Si Wine tou's reference to The

time, well-known parkeans and reed for examining other ways adversaries of the Treaty debated German arned the issue before

luncheon free into the defence organiza-cuffenze of several hundred ten of Auntie powers politicians and journalists. thu Kanopton Army Treaty is not On this cecasion, the Sicrotery- tatuli, we sharply criticised General of the Secialist party, M. by Mheld.. and

newspapert Guy Mallet, while cdvocating the hore, i, cats they were inter-Treaty, made it clear that Social- preted by some as an attempt ist support was subject to a to fore: Frunzr's hand, and by number of conditions, the faint othes as an attempt to torpedo.crt of which is by no means the European Army.

certain at the present merent

A kw Gays after the Chur- One, of course, was what he chill spacelt, however, the pre-called the satisfactory Recla

that harl

Six Times

Eight-and-a-half-year-old Joan Palmer, who has been six times round the world, in London with her father, Mr. George Palmer.

Globe-Trotter

At Only 8/2

In London there is an 814- year-old girl who has been six times round the world. She is Jean Palmer, daughter of M George F. Palmer, head of an Australian travel agency."

In the past six years, Mr war French Prime Minister, Mrtion of Britain with the Euro-

Pulmer has spent only four Army. He naid Pierre Etienne Flandin, who still pean,

months a year at his home in wields much Influence

Britain among negotiations with ++ght-we mcmburs of the run into difficulties on several Melbourne. So he takes his wife and daughter with him. French National Assembly, sug-points, including the problem

pooling and standardisation They travel everywhere by ship. of armament as betweent the

'Jean's education is taken care British and the future European of by her mother. auth the air forces, und the problem of heln of a correspondence course getting Britain to pledge herself from

In Australia.

gested

*That

FOR

Churchill had been attempt

the things he

he was! erd of

here. Rather, M. Flundin said, as one of France's principal allics, he hud

some!

accused

school #1

to support the European Army Says Mr Palmes proudly: "Jenn

for 50 years,

a new offer which the out with

NEW CONFLICT Atlantie nations should rc-

M. Mollet also said that the and re-negotiate the conditions under which German Splits would not accept the

could be repeat Army unless, unlike

Sed ferees armed into the Western camp.

the Coal and Steel Community, it was subject M. Flandin declared, should at effective Pardameriery control.

to proper and once align herself on this post- tion taken by the British Prime Socialists were hostile to

At the same time, he said, the Minister and should recognise creation of a six-nation

to the that the

sharp disagreement over State and opposed to federsilan the treaty made fresh negotia-This stemed to bring the Socialists into a now conflict Up with the 100

100 per cent the *******

an integrated, six-au Europe. For the latter are

tions necessary,

The proposal to link Germany directly with

LEE GREAT WORLD

FINAL TO-DAY

AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30

9.30 P.M.

*

THE LAST WORD THE

WILD AFRICAN

PRETHRILLSI

BELOW the SAHARA

#14

TECHNICOLOR

Predvid & Divaded by ARMAND DINOS

- ALSO

SHAGAY KULER OF THE ROCKIES/

WALT DISNEY PARENTE A TRUE-LIFE ZOVENTWOR

BEAR COUNTRY

+ TECHNICOLOR

--TO-MORROW

PAI SANAM ZIN OKLAMATION PROVI

YVONNE MITCHELL TERENCE MORGAN JOAN COLLINS KATHLEEN HARRISON

of

pushing hard for Д supra-

the

_to_provide_the_

is brillant In every subftet- except geography. Expres Service..

London

Discussions

Fail To Materialise

Valuable Find

In Spain

Bontander, Nev. 1.

An Important prehistoric grotto has been discovered near the village of Egolla,

which The grotto

ia about 350 feet deep, con- tained petrified skeletons, vases and clay objects,

After a first examination it was

the belleved that

to the Neolithic period.--France- Presse.

grotto

belongs

Changing Status Of Women

Washington, Nov. 1. Nearly 3.500,000 women £11 the United States are members of trade union organisations, the Women's Bureau of the Depart- ment of Labour announced to- day.

QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

12:30 5:15 729 6 V30 PM

110 5:30 240 N 910 PM

TO-DAY ONLY

A GOLD GODDESS OF THE SUN TEMPTS HIM.. A GOLDEN-HAired Spitfire TAUNTS HIM..!

VARNER BROS.

Plunder of the Sun

Find

in Mexico's Fabulent Casi

GLENN FORD DIANA LYNN • PATRICIA MEDIKA+ AND A HUGE CAST

★ TO-MORROW ★

A Sensational Fronch Film That Top: "CAROLINE CHERIE"

FA JACQUES ROITFELD Production"!

Adorable Creatures

Starring

MARTINE CAROL DANIELLE DARRIEUX and introducing RENEE FAURE

¿Reloaded÷tbru”»United-French:Flire: Cofilski”.

WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES

RO XV & BROADWAY

SHOWING TO-DAY-

AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 & 9.30 P.M.

20th Century-Fox presents

JEANNE

MICHAEL

CRAIN - RENNIE

DANGEROUS

CROSSING

Cathay

19

TO-DAY

ONLY

A spokesman said these Georgetown, Nov. 1.

women were nmong the national system of federation in

útl Official sources

1odny million women now employed in present discursions about that a prejected conference on the United States, more than the political commarliamentary

Intended a mutual frontler control which

half of whom are married, to have been held WAS

between Bruzitan control

over the European Armyth: Brach and the

The Department salf In 1940 which M. Guy Mollet sald was army and police did not take married women accounted for essential,

place because the Brazilians re-only about one-third of the At the lunch debate on Octo- fuzed 10

eres into

British feminine work force, which thien ber 18, two well-known French mission from President Vargus.

territory without special per-numbered just under 12,000,000. Generals "expressed unqualified hostility to the scheme. General

The past 13 years, the Burchu Yesterday the British deputy raid, there had been almost Tricorne-Dunois, who led the commissioner of police, who had complete reversal of the propo:- first Free French division in returned from the Brazilian ton of single and married wonta World War II, declared that #

border region where he studied |holding_Jobs. was well known that the big plans for a mutual control of

majority of the Superior Council the 150-mile-long frantier with of War, the supreme Brezilina body of the French armed

WOR

n

The last cenrus showed that Brazil. said that rbeut 300 early Ave times as many wanen relories and wages in 1950 troops were at the Treaty. He Aguinst

He Normadi en the Brazilian sides in 1890, the report added.

The Burcou said world wars added that he and his friends where the two populations are were prepared to be killed if contiguous. These troops, it is one red two and the Kercan necessary in order to prevent understood, were to help break morgency gave impetus to a the Treaty from coming into up the gin and whiskyang-me trend in which a con-

force.

smuggling racket.

stantly increasing number Of women were working on Jobs General Georges Revers,

On the other hand, Bittish outside the htme." former Chief of Staff of the army sources denied rumours Industrial expansion and the French crmed torecs, described that British troops will be sent creation

of new occupations,

the treaty as costly, destructive to the frontier, where only 10 the report noted, "has meant an and inefficient. It broke up the British Guiana policemen are increasing need for women's French

Army, menaced the on duty-France-Presse. of the French Empire, and und up

the defence of

Europe with more bureau-

work."

D

domestic

t

THE KING OF MYSTERY!!

[AT 2.30; 5.30,

7.30 & 9.30

FANTOMAS

string Stevene SIGNORET Marce#HERRAND -

anth

ENGLISH SUBTITLES

# FRENCH Patie

Refeased thru PATHE OVERSEAS

TO-MORROW

P.M.

Paul Henreid, Merlo Oberon in "THE LADY FROM BOSTON"

PRESS

the PHOTOGRAPHS

Hongkong lovers of Music to reporting In addition sharp drop in the number of will soon have women working as cracy. he stated, It Germany's British Women's servante, the Bureau cited as

"significant trend" the mounting employment of "older women" between the ages of 35 and

contribullen was limited to 12 divisions, it would in no way i guarantee France against the

Russion danger, and if Ger-

Moscow Trip

London, Nov. 1.

54.

It said women In this age

many's contribution was to be effective in numbers, all control A party of 15 women, most bracket now accounted for over Germany's use of her new of them housewives, will leave about 40 per cent of the entire armed forces was an illusion. by air for Moscow tomorrow feminino work force.

American diplomats in Paris to study the life and conditions The report sold there were arc confidently prophesying of Soviet women and chil- 58,000,000 women of working | ratification of the Treaty by the dron

age in the country in April, and

hearing

opportunity of

MAURICE CLARE

world-famed violinist

on the stage of the

French Parliament within a few The delegation will spend | about one-third of them held LEE THEATRE

months,

thiee to four weeks in Russia Jobs. They have been instructed by as guests of the Soviet Women's Other statistics: Washington never to admit that Anil-Foselst Committee.

Women's warcs still log there is any alternative to the The trip has been arranged behind those paid to men. European Army for fear of en-under the nuspices of the

Fewer than one per cent of crunging bpposition to its National Assembly of Women women workers-carn $5,000 or ratification-China Mail Special. China Mail Special.

[more a year-Router.

POP

Watch for further announcement

Dark dip

Copiar of photographs takon by the South China Morning Post, South China

Post-Harald, Sunday

and

China Mail Staff Photo- graphors aro vlow in the Morning Post Building.

on

ORDERS BOOKED

BOOKINGS:

10 a.m. — $2 Noon

WING HONG

M

HK. JUTEL ULUO., Q's No. C.

From 12 Noon

At The Circus Ground

ADMISSIONS:

Adutty

from $3.50

Chlidren from $2.00

Sole Arents:

ILK. Enteltaladient, Enterprise.

¦ Turn

the Key Softly

Got it

CEN SEX BETTER WEEDE