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EUROPE'S ECONOMIC PROBLEM

TRADE BARRIERS MUST COME DOWN

LABOUR AND ARMAMENTS

By MILES W. VAUGHN

New York.

Pence in Europe will remain un- broken for at least another two immediate years. There la no prospect of war.

of

That is the consensus majority of diplomats, members of governments, and observers, both official and unofficial to whom I talked in a tour of the principal European capitals, concluding with my sailing on the huge liner Nor- mandie on her maiden voyage to New York.

The broad general opinion on the Continent and in England is that war cannot come for at least two years, if then. After this period, however, unless a soluton la found for the problem, of unemployment, the struggle may come.

And if it does come, all are agreed it will be widespread-a more disastrous conflagration than the World War.

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The crux of Europe's troubles is TN spite of good management the economice Normal trade in many housewife often finds that erusts ensen has been completely stopped. and small ends of bread loaves Thousands of workers have been accumulate in the bread box. It is kept employel only because of great there are so many uses

unnecessary to be wasteful when to which expansion if the munitions indus-you can put these odds' and ends. trics.

Try this recipe the next time you And you have too much stale bread.

But European statesmen realise that the manufacture of munitions cannot go on forever. When it stops they wonder what work will be found for the hundreds of thou- sands of bands now busy making warships, cannon, machine-guns, and shells.

"I believe Europe has achieved

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PLENTY OF ASPIRANTS TO POSITION

VARYING POLICIES

By HAROLD ETTLINGER

Paris.

America has Will Hays. In Italy there ia Signor de Feo. Ger- many has Dr. Goebbels, and there is in Russia. Gospodin Miliukoff Even England has Ita Mr. Craig. But there is no movie czar in France, and the suggestion that one be appointed has come from many quartera.

Whether the czar should be as politician, a movie director, writer or a producer-or somebody entirely detached from such things 1s at present the subject of much controversy and nobody has yet If and when found the answer, the czar is named, however, the bets are on a politician with artistic tinge, like Francois Tessan, former Under-Secretary of State and nuted friend of the movies.

JT

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Meanwhile, one of the film papers is conducting a questionnaire of movie directors and producers on what they would do if named dicta- tur.

This has brought out a great variety of answers, hut all the men and women quesioned indicated that if they ever got the job they would change everything.

*

Marcel Achard, who has just re- turned from Hollywood, gave

To said: "First typical answer. of all, I would begin by driving out. of the French cinema all the in- apable people cluttering it up. a fair degree of temporary seen-eups of milk; add sugar, salt and Then I would permit only producers rity." the highest French states- praten egg yolk. Melt the chogo who could prove that they bad late over hot water and add the enough money to finish pictures to men told me, "but I shudder to

quarter-cup milk. Add this 10 think of what may come when the first mixture. Fold in the stimy-tart making them. I would try to reserves of money with which eaten egg white, add the vanilla arouse in the producers the ambi- Europe is paying for her defence and poar into a buttered baking tion to make good pictures and 1 Sit the dish in a pan of onld Innish pitilessly any man preparations "cease."

Warm water and bake in

who, having begun a film, admits moderate ovell.

| it's bad but says it's still good

nough for tur public."

There is widespread opinion that trade barriers gradually must be eut down, that the vicious system

move

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MUST BE PURE

"Imagine garment workers in

Henri Jeanson suggests that, for New York ide because Kansas and Texas suddenly established quotas one thing, he would insist that film for imports which made it impossi-producers be able to show a primary ble for their people to buy eastern school diplóma and, a virgin police record. "Alse," he added, "I

af impurt quotan must be abolish- | hibitive tarife, ed, and that commerce must be allowed to return to its old' normal lines. But how the barriers are to be removed none seema to know. Some hink that the first should be a conference for the Stabilisation of currencies. Once products, that is achieved—and it is univer- sally agreed it is absolutely the essential first step-the quota sys- tema gradually can be broken down, tariffs reduced, and men again can start doing work for other nations which their genins and training enables them to do.

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1 To make Derry German you'll

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8 An awful fool in liquor, is fit for

kneeling on.

10 Nora's turned into the river.

"That is a picture of Europe to would engage no authors who con-11 day.

sidered the cinema a golden calf "We are arming to defend what instead, of an art." 'We have."

But European statesmen, despite this black picture, believe some solution will be found-that time and widespread fear and hatred or war will make it a peaceful solu- tion.

Censorship, which in France is more political thao moral, has been ja trying subject for film prople, but so far few people have mentioned it when discussing the future ship. Carlo Rint suggests, how- ever, that censors he made to een-

others.

ezar.

One of the most persistent sug-

"Europe might be compared to the United States suddenly broken into a dozen separate parts," one There is a general opinion insor only stupid pictures and no statesman sald. *Imagine the Europe that Nazi Germany is not agricultural middle west suddenly as dangerous as it has been made made into an independent nation to appear. Reichsfüchrer Adolf and deprived of the right to sell Hitler's Reichstag speech on the its wheat and colton to the,indus-whole was taken to be re-assuring trial East.

to mean that Germany does not want war if she possibly can "Imagine independent California achieve her demands for equality suddenly prohibited by trade bar-hy peaceful means, riers from shipping its oranges | and lettuce to Eastern markets.

gestions is that France create a Ministry of Theatres to put some sorely needed · coherence into the movie industry, and especially as far as foreign films are concerned In broad matters of world policy, to end the curious situation where- such as the stabilisation of moneys, by their fate is the subject of muck Europeans will of course expect

"Imagine Pennsylvania's coal felds idle because the products of America to take a part. But in quabbling among the Ministries of the state could be moved across its the event of war, no-one expecta Foreign Affairs, Beaux Arts and borders only by payment of pro- America to take a hand.

Commerce.

Just a line to finish the pictures.

12 This town is in father.

A bon

bone for a heart makes it reckless.

15

10 OMeinl denial of a rumour from

abrond.

17 Scurrilous Bs 11 vehicle I've

telescoped.

20 A plant unconnected with the

cowlip. 22 Thla pipe is not for the mouths

of smokers.

23 On the move, but no great dis-

Latice.

24 An epithet that does not apply

to spring foliage. 27 If ten had been included in this diet, it would havo muited a large number of men.

28 Sunrise (anag.). 29 This bark hut can be adapted for quite another type of building (two words 7, 4).

Down

1 Reasons for no drugs.

2 Part, yet all of it.

3 Story-telling.

1 Has made in confusion and is

covered with it.

You can bite it and you Can shake it off.

6 A Mediterranean islander, not

necessarily colossal.

Must be

at least middle-aged and fat in the middle. Shaven skins for regnery. Sincerest Batterer.

14 Fish (apparently not too

fresht!).

(18 Not prone to sin--no n at ali

Brone.

19 A bit of Near Eastern poll- teness, to which, of course** 20this sort of fellow would never

treat you.

121 A hunter (anag).

25 Rima's turned all Orientali 26 A little of it is under 25 Down's

rule.

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