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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1956.

FRENCH REDS ON A TIGHTROPE Unique C'wealth

M. CUY MOLLET

Presidential

Popularity Contest

Newark, NJ., Apr. 16.

EMOCRATIC

Det

take on

Senator Kefnuver will President Eisen-

hower in a "popularity

Mollet Will Face Critical Assembly Today

By Harold King

Paris, Apr. 16.

The Socialist and Radical French Gov- ernment, headed by M. Guy Mollet, tomorrow faces a reassembled Parliament critical, on the right of its fresh taxation proposals and, on the left, of its action in Algeria.

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apd

*the against

called and

wor in Algeria," for strikes and protest movements ogolist the colting op of reservists

fur

It also erillelsed M. Moller's polley, although ILS yot mentred ferina,

The Communists have sturled abic-cafe campaign azuinst the Government, trying to stir up popular feeling against the valling up of reservists service in Algeria,

Pentru

right-wing in "fil Assembly opposed to be 140,000 milion frane of

ra taxation which the Socialist Finance Minister. M Paul Ilamadier, Wants to double nid age pcipions.

Growing Pressure

followed

content" in tomorrow's The extra taxation representa New Jersey primary elect five per cent of direct tax tion which should provide the first public reaction to the President's veto of farm the controversial bill.

Voters will poll for their dele- gates to the Denserate and Republican conventiones which meet later this year to meivel candidate for the November Presidential election.

Senutor Kefauver has put in o week of hard campaigning in the farming state and was ex- pected to make a lust appeal tonight to the farming com- munity. now faced with the possibility of leen help from

the

for.

Government than hoped

DARK HORSE

His "popularity contest against the President will only be part of the battle.

the De On mocratle side, he fa upprised by dele- convention unpledged Fates headed by Mr Roberi Meyer, popular Governor the state.

Mr Meyer, who wrested

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TEVILO and may have to be

by another 100,000 million frames of fresh laxatlon to Arance military operation, in Algeria

little

of

interferefice

In

The Comunist lenders

another dilemma.

arc

While the task of paellying Algeria at the cost of sendlag up to 400.00 French troops is the popular, nevertheless instinet of nodional preservallen DI work md there ጊዜ ກ general feeling that France's independence and future is al stake in Algeria.

Fellow travellers and Con-

attacking munists

Frenett inilitary Betion 13 Alrinter violently are therefore Bable to And themežves ejected Jen.

of palikotism.

3 reviving muse

Cut To Size

During the three weeks Easter races

the Government has been able to go ahead with condomed by relatively with its military nud reform plans f+ Algeria. But from (now on pressure on the Govern–

ment is likely to grow.

The Mollet Government ap- danger. pears in no immexilate but an

selbuck in unexpected Algeria could change the ple- ture overnight.

So far, operations against the rebels have gone

distinely in favour of the French forces.

According to Government in- formation, Algerian rebel lenders have beeone

alarmed at the eflears

The French military action against them and howe launched repeated calls for help to Calro and the Arab Langue,

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It is reported here that these Arab circles have promised and in the form of diplomatie press sure, money and propaganda.

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In French Caught

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Jersey from the Republicans

in the Just election, is consider-

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the Communists.

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But it seems equally desirable support the Mullet (lovem- rucnt

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in

formation local hopes that he would be considered for ilonal But

even

office. strong turnout for Senator Kefauver, who has proved a

vole-piter consistent without

the backing of the party machine, could serious- ly put back Governor Meyer's chance ---Router.

to

Salle Tarts

indicate much division of opinion anong Conomamist Party workers about the new anti-Stalin (bre.

The

French Communists themselves have made a tre. mendous cult of M. Mauric Thorez still nominally No. 1 Communist, though physically handleapped by a stroke a low

years ago.

M Thorcz und his wile, Jeanette Vermeersch," reportedly rule the party with a touch of personal dictatorship, and there

a move inside the party to ut them down to size. —China Mail Special.

Japs Building American

Jet Planes

Di il popular front government, In which Com minists would join Socialists

Tokyo, Apr. 16. and other left-wingers.

It does not look as it

The The

Japanese aircraft French Communists can keep industry will tool up for balanced on this tightrope much the virtually complete 'Humanite manufacture of American hay recently come out openly jet planes under an agree- ment to be signed here to- learned it morrow,

longer

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TESTERHAT'S CROSSWORD --Aɑrow: 3 Relation, & Omit,

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today.

Was

Left: 1427

An historic ceremony recently at the Military College Dehra Dun-- known as the Indian Band- hurst when 17 colours of former units of the old Princely States were laid up in the Chetwode Hall of the College. The States

have how been incorporated in the Indian Army.

Brigadier Apji Handhir Singh, Commandant of the College-accepts one of itro Colours for safc- keeping.

In the background can be seen some of the King's Coteurs of the Indian Army which wrre tald up when

India became a Repubile.

Right:

Air Chief Marshal

Sir Dermot Boyle, Chief of

the Air Staff-after taking the salute at the passing-out parade of the Royal Air Force College, Cranwell,

presents

the Sword of Honour to bis 6021 Sentor Under

Officer Anthony Boyle, as the Most Distinguished Flight Cadet.--- Express Photo

Most Danish

Strikers Return

Copenhagen, Apr. 16. Most

Occasions

Too Many Police Forces In France Court Told

Paris, Apr. 16.

Former Paris Prefect of Police M. Andre Dubois today told a court investigating leaks of French defence secrets that “things would be much better if there were only one police service in France."

M. Dubois, who is now French | High Commissioner in Morocco, was commenting on the fact that Leveral French polico curud security Services Ind been journalist Andru Baranes, one of four defendants charged with

passing French defence secrets to unauthorised

persons.

"tralling"

Jam-up

Replying to a question posed by

defence attomey, the

M. Dubois said that one point "it seerned that all the police of the world had rendezvous outside

the

(Boranes) house, which created quite a jam-up,

that attorney remarked

and

An

M. Pierre Mendes-France

M. Francois Mitterrand, respectively

Premier

whb

and

Minister of the Interior at the

Danish industrial the of the "leaks" were workers returned to work revealed, seemed to have per- today ending a month-old sonally directd the investigation strike in key industries of Baranes.

me

of

M. Dubois said, "That is cor- after legislation was pass-rect, M. Mitterrand Baked ed last week compelling every day what new informa them to accept an official tion I bad un the subject mediator's suggested wage Baranes." increase.

But seamen are still out, and the Scrumen's Union is meeting tomorrow to decide whether to continue the strike.

Hear Editor

Presiding Judge Niveau de Villedary, who said last Satur- A new threat to Deremark's day that he would suspend economy is looming: the possi-audiences in the case until he blity of a strike of farm workers. had received certa

certain documents It is feared that negotiations he had requested from between

Interior, permitted farm workers, farm Ministry of employers and an official media today's audience to be held so Lor may end in deadlock on that M. Dubois could be heard. States wil

The court was also ɛcheduled pay Wednesday, and that a strike

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to hear most of the costs of getting the may be called on Thursday.

beginning tomorrow reviving industry into UTO- If the farm workers come out former Premier Georges Bidault duction.

on strike, the Government, it is and Emmanuel Dastier de la Jepan already has begun thought, will propose legislation Vigerie, editor of the left-wing assembling American jet to force them to accept the newspaper Liberation.-France- fighters and trainers using mediator's proposals as it did Presse.

The United

parts supplied by the

United with the Industrial strike.- States. Now it will take over Bruter.

manubeture of the equipment of a fot

well as assembly.

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fighter as

MUTUAL AID

HUNGER STRIKE

IN BR. GUIANA

Georgetown, Apr. 16. The agreement is to be signed Jainarine Singh, General tomorrow at the new defence Secretary of British Gulana's agency headquarters by General People's Progressivo Party, an- Lawrence S. Kutner, Comman-nóunoea bero Today that hb der of the US Far East Air would start a five-day hunger Forces, for the United States, strike at noon, next Wednesday and General Takeshi Saing), "for Guland's freedom." Vice-Chief of the Japanese Air Defence Force, for Japan.

1

By the agreement, the US would

make available to the Japanese Government funds to place orders with Japanese air croft plants for planes for its defence force,

The

He will fast against the advice

Ceylon P.M. Pledged To Bandung

Colombo, Apr. 10.

Mr Solomon Bandaranaike, now Ceylonese Prime Minis ter, has pledged his support of his doctors and his site. for the decisions of the

Detailed reasons he gave for his hunger strike were: To bring Afro-Asian conference held about a change of heart in local at Bandung, Indonesia, last and foreign persons who refuse year, authoritative sources to appreciate the necessity for stated here tonight. political and economic develop-

He did so in reply thent among Gulana's massce, 10 purpose of the action, achieve unity among Africans,mage from Dr All Sastro- under the US mutual defence Indians and all other races and amidjojo, Indonesian Premier, ald programme, would be to classes in Gulona, to obtain the calling on all countries which help create a heavy industry ending of the emergency regula stienied the conference to cele- capable of making

its first the Japa- tions, enforced in October, 1953, brate TUCSO defence forces

self and the restoration of a repre- supporting and independent-sontative government France- United Press.

Pressu

|JAPS ESTABLISH | Tornado Death

| MANASLU CAMP

Kathmandu, Apr. 10.

Toll Rises

Birmingham, Apt. 10.

attiversary

to a

on

Wednesday.

of the five Ceylon was eno sponsoring coufitrica of the conference, which was attended by, 20 countries.

A communique issued at the

und of the conference among other condemood colonialbum dod urged the speedy and and Called for, a ban on the produc- Bon, als and use of atornic

Itoutor

The Japanese expedition to At konst 31 parsons were killed 28,450-foot Mandalu establissed by the tornado which hit Bir4 and thermo-nuclear weapons.--

militantesi peiterday.

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missing and 12 wyse posible that they were buried beneath the house destroyed by

at the foot of the mountain.

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Prince Rainier's Father To Wed

Our Own Correspondent

Monte Carlo, Apr. 16.

For once rumbur is right. In spite of denials from Rome via New York I understand that there WILL be another Royal Monaco wedding.

in

Prince

Rainier's father

Prince Pierre de Polignac, is to marry Princess Iyinskaya, form- wife of the Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovitch of Rula,

She was the daughter of John Emery

American leather infllionaire. He left, a fortune of £8,000,000. Her marriage to the Dulce took place at Biarritz in Norepindour

1920. and they were divorced in France in 1997.

The

marvince of Prince Rainier's father will be a later and much quieter affair than the Grace Kelly wedding. Prince Pierre slipped away from Monte Carlo the other day to Rome Just to get a little peace, Even | hia car was mobbed by

wedding-frenzied Itallans.

Stormy Life

His former wife, Princess Charlotte, mother of Prince Rainier, is to attend her son's wedding.

She and Prince Pierre, after a sturmy married life. were

| divorced in the early 1930s, but the marriage was never annulled by the Sacred Rome Rota Prince Pierre's re-marriage wili have the sarte sort of difficulty us had that recently of Earl Fitzwilliam und Viscountess

Fitžalon

In

GOT THE PIP

Bloemfontein, Apr. 16. Twenty-one

Mità

AEO

of

theti

A. J. Holliday, Bloemfontein,

pinta öld, watched her dat with a waterrimlöts pip. The pip slipped into the tar Brid could. mot be found.

Recently the ear went deaf and she saw a ductor, who douched the est-and the ply came out-China Mail Special.

Motor Mowers Interrupt Nap

the

1130

Auckland, Apr. 16. Because of the rapid increesa of motor lawn mowers in the district, Now Lynn (Auckland) residents car no longer

enjoy the quiet tolatation they expect on Sun- day afternoons,

Their borough council has now! dodidest to suggest to the forth- Hollywood, Apr. 16. coming conference of municipa Mr Leo Spilz, former president lities that the use of the motor of RKO Film Studios and co- mowers should be restricted to

Universal-Interna- hours likely to cause the least. founder of tional Studios, died today after inconvenience to neighbours. D long liness, aged 08.-Reuter. China Mall Special.

WINSTON URGED IKE TO RUN

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New York, Apr. 16.

Winston Churchill, the former British Prime Minister, was ported today to have President Eisen- urged

to continue bis hower leadership when the Pre- sident was making up his mind about standing for a second term.

An article in Look magazine, entitled "How Ike Made Up His Mind," said Sir Winston { sent the President "warmly

emotional

hond,"

In Jetter

long- to con- In the

urging him

inue his leadership

cause of peace.

The

article Biso said thai

the Soviet leaders, Bulganin

Khrushchev

Nikola

Nikita

and circulated word

through private conversation, which was reported back to Mr Eisenhower, that they trusted ko and had faith in his word." According to

the magazine, criticista of Mr Eisenhower as a "part-time worker" by the Democratic contenders for the

Reliability...

Presidential nomination, Mr Adlai Stevenson, Setrator Estes Kelauver and Mr Avereit Harriman, greatly influenced the President in making his decision.

The article

In

quoted

Administration

high

that

# 90UTOO this "gooding" was the key factor in persuading the President to rim again.

conference with his assist unis. Mr Eisenhower was to ported to have said "it was too bad the Democrats didn't have a strong, young candidate in whom the country had con- fidence."--Reuter,

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