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THE CHÍNA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1954.

LANIEL FACES STORMY WEEK IN She Adopted

Recuperating

Lady Churchill, who bast been kept indoors for a fort- night

shown with neurith leaving 10 Downing Street on the way to Alx-les-Bains, in France, to take the cure at the famous Spa. Central Fress

Photo.

Emergency Reimposed In Buganda

Kampala, Uganda, May 31.

FRENCH ASSEMBLY Strong Criticism Of Bidault Expected In

Vital Debate On Indo-China

GOVERNMENT'S PROSPECTS

Paris, June 1.

A major attack against the Laniel Government will be launched to. day when the French National Assembly starts a full-dress debate on Indo-China.

The attack will probably reach a critical stage in a week's time. At that point the Premier will for the third time in four weeks, stake the life of his Government on a vote of confidence on the Indo-China problum.

Basic issue in the debate will be the policy con- ducted by the Foreign Minister, M. Georges Bidault, at

Growing hostility to M. But according to information Bidault is reflectal is the available last nigh! the anti- motions tabled by various EDC

French Move Geneva.

Against Terrorists

Socinilst leaders have devidest to vole ngulisi ratiße-

te the decision

Deputies, which speak of tion despite "talks undertaken behind apply piety discipline against the backs of bur British them if they do so

efforts allies" and of

"to Tunis, May 31. torpedo the peace talks in France took emergency Geneva." steps in Tunisin today- cluding the arming of The attasphere will be made French settlers and then the more tense by Sunday's formation of a home guard bee of the Governinent, M. Marc of a Gallist mem-

- to check a mounting wave | Jacquet. Minister for the Asso- af terrorism.

elated Stales of Indo-China,

were

About 300 rast pobre arrived by all while

unselosed muumber

infantrymen 01 rushed across the border from Algeria to track down bands of outlaws describing thurselves

"the national

bberation who massaerei TBY. French farmers last werk.

tive

resignation

Events are rapidly leading up to a definitive showdown EDC. Lumi week's unmal

of the congress

Popular Re- publican (Catholic) Party, chief protagonists of EDC, demandca an early decision in Parliament.

The Bocialisi cleciaion in favour of EDC and its accome

to inke panying threat M. Jacquet was stated to have diplinary action agoint any

to resign been foreby

because Deputy voting against the party has raised hopes that it he allegedly gave Cabinet In-line formation to a weekly paper. put to the vote in the near future, the National Assembly might fairy the treaty by a small majority.

M

polley

CHANCE FOR E.D.C.

But he himself has strenuous ly denied this and has called attention to the fact that he is In profoundl sagreement with jul On Indo-China Sir Andrew Cohen, Gov -

M. Jacquet has always

It is true that the ans-EDC The French Resident General

Buy held that direvť pekee Negotia- Socialisme

they ernor of 'ganda, today ann Tunisia, M. Pierre Voizard,

tions should be undertaken with | determined to

their stand nounced that special con- today

for volunteers to Chi-ninh, called

Vietminh leader

and that most lobby ground, and Tunisian stabulary was being called from the French

think experts

the pasty up and the Commissioner of population

executive would hesitate to risk splitting the party by expelling Police was

appealing

dissident members.

for

to Jn the new boine guard. c announced

and hond

that arms

in Indo-China,

The Government's decision to grenades call up about 80,000 Frenchmen 10 would be distributed to French before their me to release pro- In¦ settlers, alving in isolated forms. fessional troops for Indo-China

OFFICIAL MOBBED

As

volunteers of all races undertake police patrois and around Kampala No to release the regular police for duty in rural areas following the reimposition of a state of emergency in the province of Buganda.

rumoura

that the

thinking of

started Government Was The Resulent General, who sending conscripts to Indo-Clitia wis mobbed at Tunis Airport and this has alarmed pubile on Saturday by angry French opinion. settlers clamouring for sterner AGAINST 0.8, ENTRY

action

Ir n

sald "Thu

against terrorists, broadcast today: The Governor. In a state-

The Socialist Party Congress shocking tragedies which have ment, also said that troops of

Sunday made blood

flow in Tunisia passed a resolution on the 4th Uganda Battalion of the

condemning categorically

not contronied show that we are King's Afriran

Res

unly the sending of conscripts were

for by an organisation rendy available in inja, northeast of

tc Indo-China but also the anything.

effelal

policy

bringing here, should, they be required.

The three suspended news- "I affirm solemnly the French Americans into the Indo-China papers- printedt på local langu- | Government la determined

From this quarter the to ighting. ages-had Int muany months maintain public order at ab Govemment must now diso ex- the peet an attack intended to kill been persistently stirring

tap rust. to track racial hatred. the statement criminals, the Instigators

said.

down

accomplices, whoever

aid it.

they

The Govern is making it might be." clear Brat he counts

M. Volzard announced that on the other vernacular newspapers further 450 police were due to to adopt a espasible attitude." arrive within the next few days. ----Reuter

--Keuter.

A British Crossword Puzzle

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be adopted if voted on within the next few weeks.

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In consequence it seems likely that a enemies of the will

to get Jolt hands existing Government out soon as possible,

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But,

It may be impossible to form

Government on any new

basis. nt-EDC Carou: say the critics, valuable weeks will have been gained before the subject can come up, and meantime international develop

entirely may have

real Д

ments

changed the picture.

理 Russia produces

A Lion Cub!

"He's no cuddly, and his mother wouldn't rear him, what else was there to do than to rear him myself..." Such in the story of the cub at the circus bearing the name Remire, Joan Rosaire is the Animal Queen there, and when die liofless refused to have anything to do with har enb, Joan tepped in with bottle, warm caravan and a mother's case. 80 cold had it been of nights, that the bed was the warınest place, and flow the cub is regularly there. There is only one friend who is jealous — and las

is Ginger, the dog. —

Expres Photo.

"I HAVE BEEN CONDEMNED AND PUNISHED UNHEARD"

British Admiral

Accuses

The Admiralty

London, May 31.

The Admiral who was relleved of his duties

in 1940 for allowing a French fleet to pass through the Straits of Gibraltar said today in

a public statement that he had been "condemned and punished unheard."

Admiral Sir Dudley North made public a list

Bunday to instruct its 105 resting Deputi-Ching, fee of repeated requests he had made over the last 14

The Socialist Party decision on ceaseti. in

who

presentatives In the National lean towards the United States Assembly to vote for ratification might switch to a policy of an of the European Defence Com- understanding with Russia and

German munity treaty has also electrified | no the political atmosphere.

Reuter.

Importance Of Saar

rearmament-

Pact Churchill.

US Army Officer's Warning On Ammunition Shortage

Washington, May 31.

A top army planning officer has told Cón- gress that production cutbacks under the "new look" military programme mean the Army will not be ready to fight a global war “at any time in the foreseeable future.”

Major Gen. R. W. Colglazier Jr., the Army's deputy Assistant Chief of Staff for plans and pro- grammes, said that current military plans called for a "gradual increase" in arms and equipment.

Should full-scale fightingja long-range programme based break out on July, 1967, foron "eniculiteti risits which are reasoned." It does

example, the Army would prudently

not assume a dátɑ of "matur

be short of its "estimated danger," he said, but provides requirements" including am- for a suong military position munition for the first year over years of "untasy peace." of the war.

"NOT AT ANY TIME" The US, capability to produce Under during the first year

this policy, General could not make up the shortage. Army production plans do not Colglazier continued, "the new

of war

a

General Colglazier made the statements recently before envisage fuli material readines Senate Armed Services B10- for a global war at any time in committer. The testimony made the foreseeable futuING

stark

publle today emphasiscil the General Colglader said stoelcs up nwitch in Army planning of "most major weapons" should under the "ndw look" pro- be close to full reserve require.

and ite Kromme

emphasis onments by July 1937. But he said atomie striking power.

that current plaris provide for The General noted that Prest- "little or no" mobilisațion dent Elsenhower has decided ori servizi of certain tactical and

American Cars

In China

Edinburgh, May 31.

Mr Abe Moffat, who Recently headed a deloga- iten of Scottish miners on a three-week visit to Com- monigi China, mid every there car they had seen was American

Asked

how Americats

cars were getting in China. ho aid he thought they were arriving by way of Hongkong and Japan.

Mr Moffat, President of the Scottish' ares of the National Union of Mine- workers, said he did not kingin British-mado

SCO A car,

"Everywhero I went I naked "why don't you kava British ones?'. The #g#Wer Was: 'We will take Erfilat

"I think it is a scandal

namber to see the

of its the American streets of China and noi a one." be slugte Brush

added.

Mr Moffat was speaking to reporters after a meet- Ing of the Scottish afen Executivo-Reuter.

The

Support For Mr Costello

Labour

support vehicles,

Mon re-

As for ammunition, he said, full mobilisation reserves would not be built up by that date and in some items "not för several years beyond."--United Press,

"I Didn't Call You A Pervert"

Bessie Braddock MP Settles A Row

Mrs

Liverpool, May 81,

Ressle Braddock, Socialist heavyweight mem- ber of Parliament, and a young, Labour Party official agreed here today to settle #lander action in the से

Liverpool court "for the sake of peace."

The offcial, 14-yearold Vin- cts: Burke, Patty Secretary in the Swan district of Liverpool, had complained that 'Mrs Bind- dock damaged his personal character by calling him "you dirty rottet pervert" in the theet after a rowdy political mecting.

ente

But the 16-stone politician sala she had used the words "Intel- lectual perverts" in an entirely political sense and the

two Parties decided after a confer~- an adjoining court room to ask for the case to be with- drawn

They issued a statement ex- plaining that though they had had various political differences, Mrs Braddock had never at any tune doubted Mr Burke was a

of the highest morat at no time did

today years for a hearing. He wanted a chance to ex- plain why he failed to fight the French warships.

Dublin, May 31. The hearing was denied, those who are condemned and

voted Parly although the Admiral took punished unhead."

unanimously yesterday to join a person his fight all the way to Sir

charaéter and Dudley said that he had coalition Government under Mr Prime Minister, Sir Winston consulted his lawyers but they John Costello when Parliament she intend to suggest the con-

trary. told him he did not have a meets on Wednesday, following

The settlement did "not cori- case for a petition of right. So, the recent General Elcellona. he said, his statement of the The decision Bscured

Mr stitute a personal victory for The Admiralty refused tone

not justify Costello of n facts today was

comfortable either side" and they agreed not Washington, May $1. [fteal leaders, including Dr comment on 9ir Dudley's state-

Premier Eamon to use it for political or other bla action In 1940 but to indicate majority aver Informed officials say that the Adenauer. It is the consensus of ment. A spokesman said any

the Deputies❘ purposes.

Govern- Soar problems has become the lepinion in Washington that the | statement it might make would to the publle the steps he had de Volera when

The to clear meet to elect a now

was accordingly pivot around which critical

withdrawn-China Mail Special ment-United Press. Chancellor, who must take into be in reply to questions expert taken, without avail, and political

hle name-United Press. procedural

ed to be asked in Parliament, manoeuvring in Paris now turns. account the Nationalist position

on the Sour question of the Sir Dudley contended that As the situation is understood

In orders left him here, a

Saar settlement is now Social Democratic Party and his confusion

allics in the uncertain as to what action the Jast pre-condition which own Right Wing

Admiralty expected him to take the Government must be overcome before

carried coalition,

that day at Gibraltar when the French Assembly is called upon his conciliatory polley toward French warships cruised from to vote for or against the France to the utmost Ilmit at Turin ufter the fall of France

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Treaty.

Diplomatic Informants claim

Strasbourg.

that n settlement of the dispute The manoeuvring in Paris has already bren agreed

from the Mediterranean into the open Atlantic.

But the Admiral did not presa

to during the next fortnight is ex the arguments of the issue faday

They refer to the understanding pected to turn on two points: his statement, a rare "pound- renched by Chancellor Adenauer whether the Strasbourg agree-

"Silent Service."

of Germany and M. Pierre-mont will be laid officially be off" in the Royal Navy which Henri Teltgen of France at fore the Assembly and whether has the reputation of being the the Assettibly leadership can Strasbourg Tast week.

bring itself to decide on a date The purported text of the for ratification debate on the Adenauer-Teitgen agreement | Army Treaty. published In Paris would op-

pear to bear out the report of If the Saar agreement is laid

a favourable agreement at Strasside or turned down, political bourg, according to Saar experts observers here see little hope for

in the

CORRECT CONDUCT Rather, he simply made publie

the detailed list of the requests

he made fruitlessly—for a hear- ing to examine his actions, and concluded it with a fellow Ad-

Incklent

In Washington. The published implementation of the EDC pact. miral's statement that his con- version is understood to be Likewise fallure authentic.

next duct at the Gibralter

EDC debate would mean putting Sir

two weeks to Ax a date for the wah cailey Bald that after he)

Publication of the Strasbourg it off until natuma, which would had repeatedly requested agreement, which was cffelally be tantamount to rejecting the chance to present his side of denied by the Qual d'Orsay, in Plan, in the opinion of the Tagarded as û Laureo of em- | observers. barrassment to the French gov-

crament.

OCCUPATION MUST END

the

It is not seen sa a happy German leaders have, re augury for acceptance of the portadly. emphasised to Adenauer-Tietgen blueprint by Uni'ed States that the Federal the Assembly.

Republie will not be prepared

GERMAN APPROVALT

to endure the Allied occupation

longar than the end of 1984.

Some Furopean diplomats

speculate that anti-EDC politi-

If no salion la. Luken by eland in Paris night resort to ce before the summer legis

the case, he finally told - the Admiralty, "I have consequently nów no other alternative but to tako such steps as are open, to

New Australian Stamp Issua

Canberra, May 31.1

postage

Two) new. portraying

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a demand for Bundestag approative repe, the Ualled Beater Val of the Bear agrétroen? De will feel a can Do

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