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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1954.

Abbe Plerre In London French Cabinet Princess Margaret At The

The 41-year-old Abbe Pioere-the most talked-of man in France-arrives at London Airport

Phalo.

from Paris. Express

He Wants To Expose

Bad Conditions

All Over The World

London.

The Abbe Pierre, 41, whose campaign for 2,500 homeless families in Paris has shocked the French Gov. ernment into promising £1 million for housing, said when he arrived in London this week that a "search- light must be thrown on bad conditions" all over the world.

The 2011-erntury

To do it, "gropps of St Vicent de Paul. Jiku The old-time

He threw capen his home it

friars

must be willing Lo share the shins of Paris atter the war these bad comitions with to say who needed shelter,

The Abbe was was.

of

The poor." Kiving a Press conferences an

before addressing a

So

the Companions a community l Bidpoles families

joint owa in Parm as "the Tax rally of the Parliamentary ptekers" because of their sale of

Association for World Gov- ernment and Festern Union Wesl- in

Hall, Centrul minster.

Fa binek capuchin vlunk wor relieved only by the red ribbors of the Legkin d'Honneur, on las soulane were three rows of de eurations for work In Kesistance.

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"The tool of the world's predse terns," the Abbe sad, is based 04 he primary need of health, teaching,

and food.

Dive a public official reproached toe byause I settled a family in ragest tents in the forests out- side Park,

"He was right when he said the tents were bad. But they were teller in the conditions family had

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the Abbe Perve that the Albe] been living before: Henri Grover has awakened the people in a courlyned with only of France to thene lavatory and 15 people to a conscience

poor and become rocm. plight of the

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Expects Juin To Resign

Paris, Apr. 7.

Both the Cabinet and the French Council of the Republic (Upper House) marked time today on the future of Marshal Alphonse Juin, Allied Commander in Central Europe, who was repri- manded by the Atlantic Council for his public speeches against the European Army plan.

Both groups were apparently waiting for Marshal Juin to make the next move himself and most officials took it for granted he would resign.

The Cabinet was reliably reported to have post- poned any action on the controversial Marshal's posi tion after the Prime Minister, M. Joseph Laniol, stressed it would be a Frenchman who will succeed him if he did resign.

The Cabinet was expected to reconsider the situation if this

Bince did not

She cause Marshal_togive up bis command. The Council of the Repubile voted 177 to 114 against debat- The sikuotion. And in oppering the setting of a future debate date, the Vice-Premier, M. Paul Reynaud, said: "We believe several days are

boll

Jer the situation to clarify,"

The question of a successor to the Marthal in the ense of his resignation was formally taken up today by

the National De- feure Committe

the Nu-

nat Assembly. The Committee asked Its Gaulist General

Chairman,

Per Koenig, to tell President Rene Coty the Committee's wish that any successor should be a Frenchman.

move was

Because there never has been any question of the contrary. interpreted as stipport for the Marshal's oppost- tun to the European Army plan. as west as a prétext for him to delay

resignation from NATU.

DID NOT APPEAR Marshal Juin did not appear day this Pontinebleau Head. quarters for the fourth day In SUCCESSLIN. A spokesiban

Faid

he generally worked there every two to three days.

Gnullici Senator Michel Debre, who requested the Upper House debate, suid the affair seemed to be only a matter of discipline artel that the European

Army was not concernej

The Senator said Field Mar-

expressed

ny reactions Council.

from the Atlantic

Oil Mission Going To Iran Soon

London, Apr. 7.

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The British Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden, said in the House ‘of Commona today ho ex- pected an all mission to Leave London shortly for Teheran

negotiate settlement of the Iranian

dispute. Answering

Labour member. Mr Eden said Food

being progress was mado in the discussions in London of eight major world all companies are planning a consortium lo market Iranian ell.

Mc Eden suld there had been no negotiations with

Persian the

Government. →→→→Heuter.

who

BOAC Plane

Skids On

Iey Runway

"Ideal Homes Preview

Princess Margaret holds ber fur coat anugly arpand her

to keep out the March chili as she arrives at Olympia, Lon- don for

of the a preview

31st Ideal Home Exhibition.

Lagi year's exbibliton attracted more than a million visitors.

Official Western Report Says

E. German Communists

"Can't Keep Order Without Soviet Tanks"

Berlin, Apr. 7.

The East German Communist Party is "de- caying" and must rely more and more on Soviet tanks and troops to keep order in the Soviet Zone, West German officials said today.

Pare: 3.

New Life. In Its Aviation Industry

France Has A

Younger Sister

To The Comet

Paris, Apr. 8,

The French aviation industry is shaking off the lethargy into which it sank under the German occupation, in a bid to compete with its British and American rivals,

M. Maurice Heurteux, 52-year-old head of the famous Hispano-Suiza acroplane engine firm and chosen spokesman of trade which employs almost 60,000 workers, proudly pointed at the rows of photographs which line the walls of his Paris office.

PRANA

"Look at our Caravelle jot transport France's first with its twin British Avon engines housed in the fuselage," he said. "A younger sister to the Comet, it will be plying the world's air routes on medium haula within two years from now.

"And clo not

forgot our

But with the withdrawal of Mystere IV B jet fighter, the o Communiata from the first in Fronec to smash the Government tho Industry sound barrier In level flight, shrank swiftly to its present without the old of rockel tutal of 80,000 employees, ot boosters.

whem 20,000 ・ make only

Accessories.

"Compare the storage space of our Hurel Dubois 32 trone- This year's Air Force ap- potl, which will

however, have carry doublepropriations, the payload of a Dakota over been increased by over 8,000 twice the distance at the same mullion

franes (about £8,000,- cost. It will soon be competing 900) to 270,300 million (about with the best British

achlove and £270,300,000) to

the American cargo aircraft,"

farget of the Defence Minister, M. Rene Pleven, of 1,000 first French aviation day is trap-line combat aircraft by the end

of 1085.

ped in a vicious circle. With- out selling more aircraft, the aircraft factories cannot expand M. Pleven's plan to replace production to a level at which obsolescent Allled aircraft by prices can be lowered to com- | French-designed machines, lim peto

with foreign designers, cluding 225 Mystores IV-B'a But without cutting prices and 70 Vautour fighter bombers, first, they cannot attract more paid for with United States off- orders.

shore procurements, should give Franco's four-engine Armag-ho industry a new flip.

transport

fur atremit,

BOOST SALES example, of which only eight have been built, costs twice as

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A special committee, was set much its American equiva- lent, the DC-08. The Douglas up here to boost the sale abroad Aircraft Company never sols #

of France's crack jet planes,

The Government is also be- production line rolling until it

lleved to

to be investing thousands receives its 130th order. But

the no Fre

of franca-in French manufacturer could of millions of frey afford to wait for such a total development of guided missiles. M. Louts Christiaens, the Alr The plight of French aviation France was

Minister, said in January that manufacturing on dates from the early months after the war when 100,000 of anti-tank robot superior to any workers employed designed fu the United States, the 200.000

In 1940 The Government's new pro-

not ot at the fall of France thoir were still

however, factory ammes

sudlejent to keep the entire turning out Gorman 201 bouches,

and Junkers

French airframe industry busy, pre-war

to

plio

up.

other

are

models, which they had been for its production potential stijl producing for the enemy during far exceeds military seeds, as adapted to the nation's budget

WIDESPREAD UNEMPLOY-

New York, Apr. 7. A group of 22 passengers, Lord Montgomery, Deputy on a BOAC plane which

The West German Ministry for All German Sup ene Commander at SHAPE, skidded off a runway and

into a snowdrift at Gander, Affairs, in a special report on the East German the Occupation. oplafons

without Newfoundland, after mak Communist Party, said more than 700,000 Reds ing a landing at 4.80 a.m., had been purged from membership in the past six Tu need that M. Jean Mon- arrived in New York today. years.

French Cislet uf

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was injured

The Ministry report said European steel

Ulbricht, Deputy Premier of and coal pool, shaken up in the mishop, ne- had given an opinion on French cording to a BOAC spokesman, least 70,000 were dismissed the East German regime, was

June dification of the EUC treaty But the propeller blades on the after the

17 workers' aspected to resign his govern- without any ericism from the Boeing Stratocruiser's No 3 en- revoit an "provocative mem- ment post to devote all his time French Govermanent,

officials must remain dumb,"

," he said, "then let them Stey nothing."--Router.

Big German Yard To Build Ships Again

the

No

Or

gine wore bent so that the pas- | bers". sengers were placed aboard

nt

Pan Americon Airways flight "An extremely critical period for the balance of their trip to Now York.

for has begun the Socialist Parly, Unity (Communist) The passengers were en route which may be decisive for the

to New York on Communism

continued existence of German from London ROAC Flight 500. The plane

1

to Party affairs.-United Press,

US Senators

potential Want No Veto

had landed at Gander to retual factor," said the report.

the It said Walter Ulbricht, One of the passengers, James

Moscow-trained "strong man' Turbayne of London, U.S. manager of the British Travel of the German Reds, had been 10 "consolidate the Service, enld: "The plane made ordered

its ondras and A very nice landing. The visi-Party, stiffen once bility was quite poor. It was re-establish Party discipline."

Ulbricht was confirmed today at the time.

Hamburg, Apr. 8.

Blohm and Vuss,

On H-Bomb

Germany's blegest shipyard, has HI He came to the end of as supreme master of the new parties declared today they

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plane-United Fress.

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integrating force in the Soviet cannot be justifled." Zone,"

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on June

Charlie Chaplin Gets A Big

Washington, Apr. 7. Key Senators of both

received permisalon to cu back

He was were opposed to giving Bri- Into the shipbuilding business, the runway, he reversed the Soviet satellite Stato. according to the Steinwerder propellers. You could test the re-elected First Secretary of the tain or any other ally a vete American use of the Industrie Company now running drong crosswind. The run was East German Communist Party

practically the yard.

completed when by the annual convention of the on

hydrogen bomb. The Allied Military Security there was a hit of a lurch and we Party Central Committee.

The Ministry report said that The Republican floor leader, Board however, still with ran into a snowdrift on the elder Ulbricht failed to carry out Senator William Knowland sald: holding pormlazion tur it to of the runway, We did

travel very far, because when the directives "within a certain "Any agreement that gives any | bulld ocean-going vessels,

The yard, so for restricted to we stopped the tall of the plane time, then the Socialist Unity other nation a veto en our use of which building floating docks und re- was still hanging over the edge Party will have forfeiter! its of atomic weapons,

function as a political and social jour very existence may exist, pair work. will in future be of the runway.' allowed to build coasters and The passengers were placed

Democrat Senator Harry vessels for inland waters. The into a bus which carried them

Gander

"Red Army tanks were ablo, Byrd, a member of the Senate permission

given

terminal. on to the March 26.

moment after they boarded the to avert the overthrow of the Armed Services Committee, sald The first ship to be built is bus the weather closed in and satellite government in Panitow if there was time to consult with 17 allies "well and good. But if expected to be a ferry for 470 they were forced to remain in (East Germany)

no time for any consultation, persons for the Hamburg Damp- the terminal building until the 1953, but they were not able to we are attacked, there will be

internal prOCTAS of schiftarts Company, to be de-weathor cleared and they could stem the

Republican Senator Alexander livered this year-China Mall depart an the Pan American decay of a totalitarian party," wiley, Chairman of the Senate Special.

said the report.

Foreign Relations Committca, declared it was obvious the Bri- tish would have to be con- sulted on American use of their bases to launch H-bomb or A-bomb attacks in case of war. Senator Knowland agreed.

Democrat Senator Ester Kefnuvor, .1 minority voice among his colleagues, "said the decision on to use of the H-bomb should be made through tho North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.

"We will lose the strength and protection wo have been build- Atlantic the North profitsing up in cent constituted In giving the ruling, the court and United Artists, ho had sold per

Community if we start going it expressed strong displeasure at his right to exploit the films in accruing to Chaplin in India.

The court held, however, that alone," he said-Reuter. the manner in which material India and the 60 per cent of the

ATTLEE'S SPEECH information was withheld from rentals represented the mode of there was ample material on

London, Apr. 1. the Tax Department either by computing the price of the films, record to justify the findings of The former Prime Minister,

the income tax officer that the

Attike, discussed The 60 per cent was paid In Income was receivet by or on Mr Clement

Stated ind the behalf of Chaplin in British the hydrogen bomb before

Party Chaplin was assessed through the United

meating of women Labour I realised by the India. Whe his agents in India for the amount

The court held that the co members today. nascasment

1942-43, agents in India as the revenue years

Ho sald that the British 27 Blockhend (0).

1043-44, and 1044-40, the asscna-receipts of the Unlied Artists. per cent of the rentals realised 28 Roll (0),

ment being 08 per cent of the The 60 per cent was merely a Ly time agents, United Artists, Socialist leaders had “thought rental

realised by United measure of determining what was not the income of United it was our duty not only. 10 this war the share of country but to the world to try YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across 1 Sleep, 4 Pollid, Artists in India on the aims he price had been fixed between Artists, but

take a new Initiative and Afraid, 10 Atson, 12 Misses, 14 Desert, 17 Peor, 19 Errands, handed over to them for ex- Wir Chaplin and United Artist the profit of Mr. Chaplley and 10 20 Preface, 22 Left, 23 Tearing, 97 Feasts, 18 Cinng, 20 Staple, ploitation in India.

M Me Chaplin, a through

of India, he was llable be taken to lift this fear of the 31 Dreads, 82 Rules. Down: 1 Stall, 2 Earns, 3 Primo, 5 Alas,

which hanga 9, Leseen, 7 Donors, & Directs, 11 Hepale, 13 Strants, 15 Eire the United States, and. It was no activities which resulted in to pay tax of income received hydrogen bomb

The flims were produced in lawyers, contended that he had de Chaplin was non- try to see what steps should 10 Botten, 18 Eden, 40 Placid, 21 Efface, 24 Aalir, 25 Impel, 20 Chaplin' case that according to profits in India and that I could either by him or on his behalf, over all the mon

Tof the world.” Quess, 28 Agad.

BUNCE

ACROSS

1 Tipped up (0),

Unreasoning (5).

8 Climbing plant (4).

9 Extract spirit (6).

11 Odorous vapours (5).

12 Comfort (0).

14 Ornament (4).

10 Picture stand (5).

18

10

Spry

(0). Curved

(4).

20 Disturbance (6).

24 Vestige (5).

20 Small shot (6).

20 Fastens (4).

FELLE

1 OKZAR

1 Fues (4),

DOWN

2 Damsel (4),

3 Wickedness (4).

4 Swell (0),

6 Arbiter (7).

0

Empty tolk (7).

7 Scatters (7),

10 Sum (5).

13 Jibed at (7).

14 Rascal (7).

16 ikic (7)

17 Cancel (6),

18 Protective bar (0),

21 Spaulsh coin (4).

22 Cut open (4). 23 Mix (4).

Tax Bill From India

Bombay, Apr. 7,

Charlie Chaplin has to pay tax on 60 per cent of the rentals of his films sent to India for exploitation through his agents, United Artists Corporation, the Bombay High Court has ruled.

Chaplin or his legal advisers In

the United States,

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an agreement between himself haver be suggested that the 60 -United Prem.

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and women:

to the

resources.

Nor can civil aviation fill the MENT

gap for M. Paul Devinst, Under- Gaulle's Secretary of Public Works and General Charles de

Civil Aviation, was refused the Communist Air Minister,

Mcredits

to which ho sought Chories Tillon, argued that to enable him to launch a 100,000- cul down production level of immediate post-war anillion trane 5-year plan to im- needs until French technical prove ground facilities and a knowledge caught up with that 30,000-million frane echtime for

1a foreign rivals would new flying equipment.

Work widespread

the new Caravelle unemploy ment. He refused to close sur-jet transport may even have to

factories and plus

Зду off be suspended, China Mail

Special.

of

CAUSE

workers.

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The Backroom Girls Of TV.

Prop meu" sive way to "prep sista" si "the "TU" centre ki° White Cily, London, where Susan Spence. Con ladders and Jano Dickens are smislenia in the Design Department, als Design Amiatania they work as "waliok" dressers and hop handle the 6,360 please millised ouch week. They are two of the four girls employed In a visit of 170 men in the depart- 60 and 60,000" plaves, Cheshire- between ment which hard Bassa rakive of Gerald Cook, rys first herd, new lives at Whilenough, near Buxton, Derbyshire,12) June, who was born in Edinburgh, is the daughter of Myron