m m**'—— mr *mr** Washington, D. C. { THE EVENING STAR, irom'av. w «. ilsa ¦ Jsjll Republic Laid to Rest A-5 m Day r A; ' :.. ; By Dry-Eyed Deputies Hi 1W ; : . pft ' !» Continued From Firat Page that counts—holds these mis- or Swiny, could mean in the history of givings to be groundless. At fir//f worst, .. m:;-, France were there to say them. they argue. Oen. de ** Gaulle only , fflKit' Wkf- * j|S is the solution to BAcrne Saves A Note of Sadness the crisis which the Assembly itself, Even those spoke for De by its own admission, is who powerless Money! Gaulle and the future spoke to solve. Some go so \ M far predict J| : with a of sadness, not for as to that in a nose couple time, Jbf what was passing but for the of months when TOUR FAVORITE NATIONAL BRANDS .ril '-!WV:;;':V". he how way it had died. And of those sees Gen. de Oaulle A on the other side there were makes use of his new power, COST LESS AT THE ACME many to Pierre Mendes-France will be » ; " mourn what they had ¦ been unable happy to accept a post in the ¦ All Grind] * HL «Hn jfl to save. government. - ijSI M It was Pierre Mendes France, M k Jjß For today, ftl I who prehaps said it best. This however, the mis- WILKINS 1 man, brusque givings are quite sincere. Some COFFEE 89 ¦ w whose and c some- r times high-handed of the shrewder political minds i Tide’] In—Dirt’» Out! leadership in ft IJ|| had once raised suspicions France are disturbed and the frightened by the c of his political enemies, is no course on which their country is em- TIDE DETERGENT “X" 75 longer a powerful force the in And though among > Dol* Dol Assembly. But he to barked. the or Monte seemed voices raised yester- have lost of his power to that were little day there were many which c move and disturb his audience ~ will not be missed, the words PINEAPPLE JUICE 49 in explaining 2 why he could not spoken Breast O’Chieken Star Kist support Gen. de Oaulle were not without a cer- or as a chilly significance. “ today. tain 7 leader for France Mr. Mitterand In dying of its own faults, he summed up LIGHT the feeling nicely when a CHUNK TUNA 29' Republic warned, the Fourth Gaullist Deputy Interrupted PIERRE PFLIMLIN GUT might I Nabisco MOLLET HOUPHOUET-BOIGNY LOUIS JACQUINOT commit one final act of with taunting question. supreme folly. him a “Imust ask you pro- VICE men will hold key “To make of not to PREMIERS—These positions in the De Gaulle cabinet.—AP Wirephoto. our failure a long this dialogue,” he told his HIT? CRACKERS X democracy 32' of would be failure heckler. “In the course of the one more lie. ... It is not the night you Republic to come no doubt or the parliamentary shall have more occasion to system that deserves to be con- speak than I.” PEANUT BUTTER 'X 37' HEADLINE PERSONALITY demned. but only the uses to Kraft's New Cabinet which they have been put which Algiers Sees have reduced them to im- New French Minister Lineup in potence.” Plane Gear Fails, MIRACLE WHIP £49' Like other speakers, Mr. Men- des Ftp nee faced up to a hard 1 Dead, 55 Safe Doublecross France fact: The decision of the As- MANILA, June 2 (As).—The Has a PARIS, June 2 (&*).¦—This sembly was not and could not gear British landing Air Algeria, is of a Pan American ALGIERS. June 2 the be free decision. PARIS, (JP). — (£*)•—Signs of sharp dissapolnt- coaljtion cabinet lineup a Gen. de Airways plane collapsed as it June 2 Tfte Gaulle named by Oen. ment with the newly voted into office under Gen. must understand that landed early today in a rain- Buy the man Charles Invested Charles he, France, de Gaulle handle France’s government of Gen. Charles de de Gaulle: Mr. Mendes could storm at Manila airport with to Gen. not, vote for him foreign rrfations for the next Gaulle Increased in this insur- de Gaulle—Premier and under the 48 passengers aboard. One man cool, gent capital today. Defense Minister; Pierre Guil- threat of insurrection and was killed an another injured. "cut-up frying six months is a suave laumat, armed assault. n professional diplomat with From the streets of Algiers to nonpartisan, Deputy The other passenger ex- Defense Could de Gaulle suffered tensive experience in Europe, the back offices of Government Minister. Gen. re- only minor bruises. None of the the Middle East House, people were talking Pierre Pflimlin, Popular Re- move this threat and bring his crew of eight was hurt. and North and publican supporters acting almost they (MRP); Guy Mollet, seditious under his The dead man America. as If had Socialist; control? If was Alvena At 51, Maurice Couve de been doublecrossed. Louis Jacquinot, In- so, all would be well. Gervacio, 45, a Filipino laborer dependent Republican (Con- /Chickens]! Murville is anything but the After 20 days of pressure ap- Price of Support who had boarded the San Fran- usual cartoonist’s idea of a plied mainly through mass servative), and‘Felix , Houp- clsco-Manila flight at Guam. Frenchman. He is neither ex- street demonstrations of near- houet-Boigny, African Demo- “May he break tomorrow with The injured passenger was citable, volatile nor given to hysterical proportions through- cratic Rally (RDA)—Vice Pre- those who act in his name, re- identified as Capt. William J. gallic gestures. His crisp, pre- out the country, the insurgents miers. store to the state its independ- Herlihy, jr., who boarded the Debre, c * cise English, and his well- reached their declared goal: A Michel Social Repub- ence and dignity—on that day plane at San Francisco and was tailored clothing give him a Paris government headed by lican (Gaullist), Justice; Max he shall have our unreserved bound for Saigon, reportedly to groomed, almost British air. Gen. de Gaulle. Lejeune, Socialist, Algeria- support.” join the United States Military 55 65jAp Sahara affairs; Maurice Couve Advisory L Like Georges Bidault, whom But, instead of the expected Francois Mitterand, who Group there. he once served as deputy for- house cleaning in Paris, de Murville, nonpartisan, for- served In Gen. de Gen. eign; Gaulle’s first eign minister, Mr. Couve de de Gaulle reached back into the Antoine Pinay, Independ- government, put it more blunt- Republican, Murville is relatively short, roundly condemned "rule of ent finance; Paul ly: “Back In December, 1944, and dapper. His foreign col- parties” for the stalwarts of his Bacon, MRP, Labor; Emile Pel- when Gen. de Gaulle came be- Enjotj delicious —Chase Photo letier, leagues find self- new nonpartisan. Interior; fore ' will him cabinet. § the Assembly, he had two f x* & 'i' W » JS Jean Berthoin, Radical Social- - possessed He is not carried “The political companions—honor and < :: FULL NAME—Maurice Court dt same old ist, coun- i,. away on flights of oratory. Murville. hacks,” said one disgusted Euro- Education. try. His compaions today, whom pean Other cabinet members he no doubt has not chosen Long Friendship HOME—Paris. settler here. whose WHISKEY assignments have not FIRST CUT BIRTHDAY—January 24, 1907. A particularly bitter pill was but who have followed him JAr political friendship been announced, and their here, are called rebellion and His with BIRTHPLACE—Reims. the cabinet post given outgoing probable portfolios: ‘ Gen. de Gaulle - LL.D., LITT.L, Andre Mal- sedition.” dates back to EDUCATION Premier Pierre Pflimlin. His raux, Social Republican, Infor- the wartime provisional regime Sorbonne; Ecole des Sciences effigy has been dragged through The role of these speakers SOUR mation; Bernard Cornut-Gen- PORK CHOPS fight 49 in Algiers, where he became Politiques. the streets of Algiers on a rope was not to the inevitable tille, nonpartisan, Overseas so much as to a solemn cocfcfeaik-ai hotne Gen. de Gaulle’s finance com- JOBS—Director of External Fi- and shouts of “Pflimlin to the Territories, and Edouard sound missioner. nances (1940-43), Ambassador Ra- warning. If France under De TENDER LANCASTER gallows” rang nightly. monet, Radical Socialist, indus- EQUAL TO THOSE SERVED AAf Couve, to Italy, 1945; of Gaulle should become a dicta- Mr. as he is known in Director Knots of people in for trial production. c government circles, Political Affairs, Foreign cases torship, these men, who feel AT WORLD-FAMOUS BARS was born Min- morning apertif expressed January be- that they represent a majority 24, 1907. He entered ister, 1945-50; Ambossador to why public wilderment as to Gaullistj of the French people, were CHUCK administration at the U. N„ 1947, 1949, 1950; Ambos- serv- STEAKS* 69 Deputy Jacques Soustelle age of 23 as one of the nation's sador to Egypt, 1950-54; Am- was Square. Officials of the insur- ing notice of a final reckoning left off the De Gaulle The gent highly-trained to S„ list. government tried to calm to come. Their opposition elite—an in- bossodor U. 1955-56. former Governor of now Ideal Chopped or spector Jacqueline General them with assurances that new was calculated as a rein on am- Leafffc AAm of finance. FAMILY—Wife, nee Algeria given political graduated Schweisguth, daughters. has back- developments were expected bitions that are still unknown He was from the three bone to the insurgent difficult HOBBIES—Tennis move within 48 hours. and a brake on courses ac- School of Political Sci- and golf. since he fled Paris of Spinack to come here This morning, the Algiers. tion as yet undefined. ences—training ground for the support Z in of rebellion. Committee of 9 the Public Safety Z corps of the NATO Permanent Council met The majority in Paris today civil servants who First signs of discontent with in the really operate France’s govern- in 1954, and the following year suburban villa where the —at least the political majority IDEAL FROZEN Gen. de Gaulle’s actions planned ment. He also earned a doctor- he was sent to Washington as! came revolt was six months ft Ambassador. within hours of his investiture ago. Among other things, they ate in law and a degree in let- last night. Holland House ters. Mr. Couve de Murville re-! Shortly before mid- discussed preparations for Gen. Iflj'l.UUlJUJiUixJl - mained in Washington night several hundred sullen de expected arrival : until! Gaulle’s Mix. Just add yourwflß , Lemonade 0 Before World War II he be- DU youths grouped on Forum here came sub-directoi;, then deputy 1956 when he was sent to Bonn tomorrow or the next day. favorite brand of director of the administration as Ambassador to West Ger- whiskey to the Mix many, post and you’ll \ of public funds. Just before a he has held until serve perfect \ the now. THE SAM SYSTEM Whiskey Sours every time. war he was director of foreign SPINET and exchange. He was married in 1932, and CONSOLE | Other popular Hollaad House (fj he and his wife have three Cocktail Mixes: daughters. Fired by Vichy f’Lj Manhattan, Dry Martini, A Daiquiri, Tom V At the collapse of France In 1 PIAMOSK^a Collins, ilmivj. Old Fashioned, Bronx, 1940, Mr. Couve went abroad SPANISH School Budget MONTHLY AND UP FRENCH RUSSIAN Side Car Sc and was fired by the Vichy gov- Talks SAS f GERMAN ENGLISH i-\ Quinine Tonic. GREEN SOUTHERN ernment. After he joined Gen. For Citizens Called K Plus Hauling Charges Jl \ W j| de Gaulle, the Vichy govern- SUMMER COURSES The Board of ment took his nationality away Education will H. M. CABLE hold WINTER STEINWAY „# START NEXT WEEK was its annual budget meeting f u —a decree which revoked CHICKERING MASON & for the “organized citizenry” of HAMLIN in.trum.ntt, .it iiHOtUWD at the liberation of France. the District Thursday at 7 p.m. WURLITZER HUNTINGTON BREMEN *~* ten4m«.. Cabbage In Algiers, and later Italy, "# SANZ in 0 ”' SCHOOL f in Thomson Elementary School, BRADBURY MUSETTE CABLE NELSON J! Mr. Couve de Murville became 1404 N«w York Ava. N.W. HOUSE acquainted Twelfth and L streets N.W. STORY & CLARK GEORGE STECK 11 with President Ei- Representatives organiza- 3ki ""tm REpublic 7-1513 |PP la/HW SOUR MIX senhower as the French mem- of • Air Conditioned ber of the Allied Consultative tions are asked to submit testi- Full pint—enough mony for Council for Affairs. in writing on the 1960 22 cocktails. Italian JORDAN'S' ’ fiscal budget requests. After Gen. de Gaulle returned year It DOWNTOWN SITVfR SPRING "aRIINGTON FREDfRICKSIURG At Food, Drug, Liquor Paris, is not, however, necessary to 13 th t G Sts., N.W. 9332 Go. Art. 51 kilts Hwy. 2415 PriiKWi Anns St. and Dept. Storet, 85c 13 to he named Mr. Couve submit the testimony before, the Write for free cocktail and canape de Murville as France's first Sliding 3 9400 JUniptf 5-1105 Kfnmart 1-5060 ESssx 3-7472 recipes! 13*# postwar envoy meeting. Holland House Salas Co. to Rome. Woodslde 77, N. Y. 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