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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1956.

Poujade Impresses His

His Shakespeare Celebrations

PIERRE POUJADE

Eviction Threats

Opponents Failure To

STATES GENERAL

PLAN HAS

Form Front

Against Rhee

ITS POSSIBILITIES parties have

By Harold King

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Saint Cere, S. W. France, Apr. 30. Important political developments may follow today's announcement by M. Pierre Poujade, the anti-tax and shopkeepers leader, on the new course of action proposes his movement should take.

Observed: fro Parks bere, prevent time, but their exis. Lalo listened to his perch ami ! tence shows that underground politically: political tension is increasing in the Tide to launa, wir Bed Fra

It! IL rapid rate, and with the schem pronhitities of that, before many more months the action he suggested,

have gone by, a political crisis They saw nothing intrinfurther existence of parliamen-

endangering

the arise, zulurssible in the organsation tary l states neral with 40

government as practised 50 delegates

under the Fourth Repubike. Bonn, Apr. 30.

Prujade organisations 111 each

Ultimate Powers The British and United pere gathering in Paris te States armies in Germany ent

Thrt of today advised service Pluints,

done in It was families living in

In Germany Servicemen Told To Stand Fast

re-

quisitioned German houses to stand fast if the German owners should try to evict them on May 5.

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Seoul, Apr. 30. The two opposition

failed in move to form a united front against President Syngman Rhee's Liberal Party in May 15 Republic of Kores elections, it was learned today.

A spokesman for the Opposi tion fold United Press that the two Opposition presidential can- didates met in "summit confer- ences" for two days but could not reach agreement.

Mr P. H. Shinicky, the Demo- cratic

Party's standard bearer and President Rhee's strongest opponent, and Mr Cho Bong Am. leader of the Progressive Party, conterred in closed sessions late last week, the spokesman dis closed,

WOULD WITHDRAW Mr Cho

told Mr reportedly Shinlely he would withdraw from the race if the Democratic Party's vice presidential candi- date, former Ambassador of the US Jolm M. Cheng,

would withdraw his candidacy.

Mr Chang's

followers, how- Ever, inost

thern Catholics, refured to have their candidate withdrawn.

ان

com-

the repre

Poujade the movement for aetion on # broad pest sedent set 10 1789. amel to rational basis, this Congress is Call for a fundamental relerin working out plans to set up A of the prevent eunstitution and Poulade youth union, * Poujade Mr Cho wanted ʼn slate made the pitsent politient system. jrusants union, Poujade up of Shinicky and Progressive

a workers

# Poujade union and

vica presidential candidate, Pak Liberal professions union.

Ki Choul Pusan doele Together with

United Press the original

*** straun <if The WO in Algeria may also

favour M. Pouple's plats The Commminasta,

Hotheads among the German 11 as thought in French political shopkeepers anci partisans

cannot. who have not rhyles

for many more | union, all these Poujade organi- owners.

pro- | weeks, support the Mollet Gov-|sufiona are to be capped by a en able to inter Cherr

e:crament.

Lational committee perty for

with ulti- Seun

mate powers over all political threatened to use force to re-

devisions. China Mall Special. laim their houses as that day.! which Allied omipation law on! requisitioning ses

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headquarters

M. encheu-47 adbuch

headquarters

Growing Revolt

Among the Commuunst rank and Ale there

wind US Growing Heidelberg Writing at

reported

it

revoll against iler- the Prench military

gave frm struction to their action In Algeria,

servicemen and families:

ense of Trouble. milltary

contact

your immedi comunander

ately." These, they said, were

under onders to take such cases pa up with the German authorities

at once

hand

Frport. revived

that

requisitioned

"certain pressure groups" request the occupants

properties

may

:)

vacate them,

War

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churing

INDIA BEATING

Mr

OPIUM

Assassination Plot Uncovered

Managua, Apr. 30. The Nicaraguan Presidentiol Office Unnounced today that two young students have been arrested in Managua after the discovery of a plot against the President Anastasio life of Somoza.

again, this time to shelter young | narcotic drugs in a general 18-year-old Aldo Diez Cayo and

pily membe's whe didn't want

Linner

Commissioner in the week at birth of William were unfurled at the

the

Mrs Pandit, centre, India's High UK, carries a wreath during ceremonies Stratford-on-Avon to commemorate Shakespeare. Flags of many nationa efremonics, and there was a procendon to the house where the playwright was born, after which Parish were placed on his lomb in tho Photo,

flower and wreatha Church Express

World Prepares

For

May Day

SOME TROUBLE EXPECTED

London, May 1.

Pago 8

U NU HAS EASY ELECTION WIN

Rangoon, Apr. 30.

Premier U Nu swept to a walk-over, victory in independent Burma's second general election today despite rebels who tried to keep voters away from the polls with gunfire.

to

The mild-mannered Premier's } Standings of the parties Anti-Fasclat People's Freedom dato: AFTFL 109, leftist Na- League (AFPFL) scored 40 tional Union of Freedom 91, more election victories

Burma Nationalist Bloc (rightist today These, combined with the 64 oppositica) one, Students United Won yesterday zavo the Front onc, Árakon National Government an

overwhelming Unity Organisation one, 109 seats out of the 145 resulta Independenis

1wo. declared so far.

Press.

Government sources said to- day that Communist rebels had force✰ tho

alection

to bo postponed in two districts in southeast Burma.

Stole Boxes

The rebels kept votar from

going into the polling boothe on

Friday by spraying the entranco

anci - United

TWA MAY FLY TO MANILA

Washington, Apr. 25.

with sub-machine gun fire every Approval of TWA's ap- time anyone approached, theplication to serve Manila Sources said.

Police could not and to provide a

round-

get to the spot until after dark, the world service by con-

they added.

In one of the two constituen- } pection cles the election offers aban- Airlines

with Northwest was urged by

Governmne; sources cold.

in his

doned the polling booth and the CAB examiner Walter W. rebels stole the ballot

boxes, Bryan

initial de

Postponement of the poll incision released today. the two constituencies brought to Tho authorisation would 16 the um

the number of districts whero enable TWA to voting did not take place.

Fourteen other districts, mainly those where Commual-backed left-wing opposition candidates Blood

a good chance of winning, were declared "unsfo" by the Government last week. Polling In them was put off for three months.

Narrow Win

With 30 AFPFL candidates returned unopposed, only 30 seats were left undecided as of noon today and the government, cam- paigning on a platform promis- ing "nancial aid without poll- tical entanglement" was assured of a trumping majority.

extend ita present international route from Bombay and Colombo to Bangkok and Manila for 蘸 temporary period to continue in effect until TWA could establish service beyond India to Shang- hai-a route over which it was

originally certificated in 1940, but which it has not been able to activate because of political conditions

existing throughout

that area.

In his findings, the Examiner highlighted TWA's subsidy-free position, and strongly main- tained the need for additional air service consistent with passenger demands and com stantly growing traffic.

POLITICAL

In several cases, however, a

"Groating of this application split vote between the leftist for connecting servico at Manila and rightist opposition enabled

will permit

TWA and North- AFFFL candidates to scrape

west to share in market from One such

wad a case

arma, which they have been excluded in Honzado

upper Burma,

political

conditions where former Minister Maha Ba which they have had no cons Saing won narrowly by polling rol, the Examiner contended.

bome.

for

Communist and non-Communist countries are of whom reportedly preparing for the traditional celebration of today,

Largest victory for the leftist President May 1, as an international day of labour with also parades and rallies of the workers highlighted by the great demonstration and military parade in Moscow.

In this part of the country. were hilis

and forests mode it pa Leularly suitable for the or xaomsation

ated resistance German the

Geneva, Apr. 30. valium of France in World

S. D.

Nargolwala There are niready that the Communists (India) told the United

The arrested students svero Commission on Both headquarters said they ready to take up the Maquis Nations

20-year-old Manfred debate to go and fight in Algeria,

here today that Diaz one hese runn are devoid of opium

"marching is the Was

godson c1 my factual!

foulation at the slowly but

Somoza. its surely to

A Mexican citizen has doom" in his country.

been impleated in the assassin- General Abdul Aziz Safwatation plat, an official com- in Egypt munique suid-France-Presse, (Egypt) wali hat some 400,000 people were addicted

Some hashish. to 100,000 to oplum and about "on the 500,000 people were way way to addiction" to both.

Mr Frederick T. Merrill (United States) said there were some 60.000 addicts in his coun- try, of whom about 13 per cent Were under 21 years old.

Several members of the Com-

congratulated

"This action is legal,

anel

has not been sunelioned by the Federal Republic of Wost

the tio sold.—China

Germany,"

quarters Specjal

hend- Mail

FIELD MARSHAL VON LEEB DEAD

Bonn, Apt. 30. Pitch Marshal Wilhelm von Leeb, 79, deel yesterday at his home in HohenschwangaU.

Prag the Second World War, von Leeb commanded an army Kremi in

in the northern section of three fit the Nazi drive on Russia. He setired after failing to capture Leadngrad.

war. he was sen-

Nuremberg War Crimes Cuurt--United Press.

Tangier, Ape, 30 The Moroccan delegation to the Internation Legislative Assembly Tanger day call- the dissolution ed for Assembly.

They said all legislative power After the

mission

Persin of the world's biggest

had been given to the Sultan tenced to three years unprisonpium-producing countries, on gaen Morcevo bevam, indepen.ment by a dent.--Reuter.

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a decision to ban cultivation of the opium poppy.

Mr A. A. G. Ardalan (Persia) reforming to this "bold action" of his Government last year, Bald the move included setting up centres for treatment of addicts and granting long-term credits to farmery to grow other crops.China Mall Special,

West Irian Liberators

Djakarta, Apr, 30.

A meeting of Indonesian who fought against veterans, the Dutch when this was a Netherlands colony, has decided to form u "West Irian Libera-

lion Army."

West Irion is the Indonesian nome for Dutch West New Guinea, whic

which the Government of Indonesia has declared should be recognised as Indone stan territory.

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In some capiinis trouble feared and police forces have been mobilised. la most, it is a public holiday, For the first ume the Papal state of Valican City will recognise May Day as a workers' holiday,

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In Communist countries blg demonstrations wint worked by the absence of the glorification of Josef Stalin and those who followed his now- dezounced "cult of personality.”

in the bedecked capital of the Soviet Union already thronged with holidaymakers, the Soviet Premier, Marshal Nikolní Bul- According to a report reach-ganin and the party chief, Mr ing here from Ambon, the de- Nikita Khrushchev, fresh from rom cision to form the army was their summit talks in London sequel to the Indonesian Gov-will be present for the tradi- emment's abrogation of the tional parade of millions of

Union, - workers

and troops through Moscow's Red Square.

Russian Air Indonesian Dutch

Development

Washington, Apr. 30.

The United States Air Forco will be "inferior in striking power to the Soviet long-range pir force by 1888-00 on the

bels of current development progammes, General Curtis Lemay, Chief of the US Strategic Air Command, told a Senate, Sub-Committee today.

the

He added that if the Soviet Union

started a war st present time, the United States would suffer "comparatively serious damage."

General

military leader

sald US

still belleved that America would win "any war Soviet Union might start." But he said the position was now changed from what it was five years ago, when the United States could have taken Soviet attack with. relatively Ittle damage, Franco-Presse.

Wants To Cook

For B. And K..

Chino Mail Special,

B. And K. Would

K.

Like To

Visit America

All over the city great por- traits of Lenin stare down from red-draped buildings. But there pictures were ΠΟ

of Stalin whose body lies in the Lenin- Stalin mausoleum in Red Squaro on which the Soviet leaders wi stand for the mass parades in- cluding a 45-minulo march-past of Soviet military might.

Reports

From Reuter correspondents came these reports on May Day plans:

PARIS: All Labour Day demonstrations on the streets of been the French caplial have banned for the second successlyo year as a precaution against counter-demonstrations.

ROME: Vatican City, the 110- acro Papal State, will observe the workers' hellday this year for the first time. The Pope will speak on the Christian concept of labour during a general audience in Saint Peter's basilica

BERLIN: The first parade of tho newly-created National Peoples' Army is likely to mark the May Day celebrations in Communist East Berlin.

WEST GEMANY: A A call for the five-day week will be the main slogan at parades.

PRAGUE: Czechoslovakia will have photographs of the late President Klemont Gottwald but

none of

Stalin-among Washington, Apr. 30. those of the Communist

at today's Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Com-immortals

larations although he has munist Party boss Nikita Khrushchev apparently been denounced as follower still want to come to the United States despite the of the cult of personality. chilly reception they got in Britain.

They presumably would like pear poor, President

Elsen-

cole-

VIENNA: Austria celebrates its first May Day in freedom following the ending of Allied occupation last year. Socialists

to discuss Soviet-American re- lower said last week ho saw and Communists will use it to lations directly with President "no useful purpose to. bo Elsenhower and Secretary of served" by such a visit.

rally their forces for the

State John Foster Dulles es Mr Dulles also said last week general elections on May 13. part of the current Soviet peace that he know of nothing in the Reuter

offensiva.

works to invite them. And he said they may no longer want to come to the United States .after their cool reception in interpretation Britain. some diplomats pisced on re-

This

Chances Poor

趄 the

Officials

Bald the United wanta: better

marks by Mr Khrushchev on States naturally

General Gets Hair Cut

forces, has

his retum to Moscow from Bri- relations with the Soviets, But

Saigon, Apr. 30. tain today.

General Ba Cut, the rebel they said the US wants to Moscow, Apr. 30. Me Khrushchev mid there are | achieve those relations on the Hoo Hao lender, captured by Мута Waldo, American "algns" in the United States backs of settling basic US- the South Vietnam cookery expert and author of that American wants improved Russian problems, not just by gone back In small quantities (8). an international cookery book, relations with the Soviet Union, saying, "let's be friends.”...

The Soviet Government is has arrived in Moscow with the

of establishing

good ambition to prepare a typically favour American

dinner

for Soviot relations with the USA, and lenders Nikotel Bulgenin and shall do everything in that direc Nikita Khrushchev, "it was re- | Lion," he

24 Series (5),

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20 In need of cleaning (5). 28 Besides (4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Aco: 8 Corrodes, 8 Help, 9 Ramained, 11 Convened, 13 Bois, 10 Corridor, 10 Tenacity, 19 Lent, 21 Resigned, 25 Compared, 20 Damp 27 Dirtenda. Down: 1 Chlo, 2 Plan, 4 Omen, 5 Rend, 8 Dunes, 7 Sider, 9 Remit, 10 Molon, 12 Ozone, 14 Tithe, 10 Defer, 17 Rabid, Lacid, 20 Namon, 11 Ruge, 22 Seed, 28 Nent, 24 Dopo

10.

wo

Problems

on his vow to do a hair cut, Vietnamese without military sources said today.

General Ba Cut vowed after the Geneva Conference of 1954 that he would not have his cut These problems, include tier- as a sign of mourning for the ported here today port, who is woria a broad hine that Russian aturity dimrmament, Cord-divia A Vietnam into two parts,

Home diplomats say in those man unification, and European Geneva

which agreements, The American export,

leaders still hoped to visit the munist agitation is the MiddleHowever, at the General's United States, A KAN „Iastrandki Freedom (1 of 3-com- réquent, a barber has visited the ins | "municaBona nad loans across the vila si Long Xuyen, where Ba ap¬3 Iron Curtalas

Av Cut, in datainas

of Blay origin, also wants to challenge the top Baylet cooks in the cooking of an ensuratiolly Tussian meal,France-Pitt,

But the chances of an vitation beingartensdød

12,053 votes. Had the leftist end rightist opposition combin- ed behind one candidate they would have totalled 12,494 votes, National Union of Freedom so far was at Tavey West, where the opposition candidate polled 17,172 votes against the AFPFL cordidates 588. The opposition lost 11 seats but unexpectedly

several now nnes,

which

Bas

over over

It will Ekewise enable the ey two carriers to recapture mome of the business to which they filst would have been entitled but these constions, and been diverted Pan

to American."

The Examiner pointed out that the proposed extension will are additional services be

in the United tween points States and Southeast Aala via

in points

Europe, and in same instances it will

provide the first time, an American flag, one-carrier service between out however that opposition such cities дя Madrid and leaders, being returned were of | Manila, plus srvice to and from a more moderate political tone Cairo, Milan, Zurich and than formerly.

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