Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1949 — Page 36

FRIDAY. OCT. 28, 1048

French Premier Ends 23-Day Crisis After Devaluation of Pound

r Georges Bldault formed a new middle-of-the-tion cabinet early today, ending a 23-day-old crisis devaluation of the British pound. fr. Bidault, president of the popular Republican Party i ), announced his new cabinet of 17 veteran coalition 3 two hours after winning a smashing 367 to 183 vote of confidence in the Na-| . 5 the Communists and Mrs. Eugenie Anderson, a trim na fellow travelers voted brunet who likes Danish pastry . Mr. Bidault. About 70 and hates communism, today beand De Gaullists ab- comes United States ambassador atin Ving’ for Mr. Bidaul at to Desmark.

and MRP parties plus! She's the first American wom= ty,

that a state of siege might be pro-ithe suspension of 1 claimed to pave the way for at ioua)

Ceilan, where 40 persons died in a; x = » riot over the week-end, reported, Buenos Aires

dawn Yesterday... {workers defied a Labor Ministry

drder today to retura to work.

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“island of refuge” in Greek terri-| thelr Jobs untll retroactive wage tory as a haven for guerrillas re- ncreases were paid. turning from Greece's Communist! The work steppage curtailed northern neighbors, informed ‘the operations of bakers and spa-| sources said today. ghetti manufacturers,

The plan is being circulated as

a worki paper by Australia, E whose Foreign Minister, Dr. Her-!| Red eather Drive

be ort stariea ast year 10, 91ill Short of Goal

bring about a settlement among’ Advance reports on today's cialist Tugosavia, Bulgaria and tabulations of the Indianapolis 50 independen {an ever to receive such high dip- ; ¢ ugosiavia. {Community Fund campaign ina new cabinet differed little! lomatic rank. Mrs. Eugenie Anderson . . . ‘dicated at least one division had from that of former Premier Mrs.. Anderson takes the oath Named U. S. Ambassador to Gualsmala City gone over the top in the drive. in the

ficials said the who resigned of office today with Segretary of Denmark. Reliable sources said today that! Campaign o the midst of a cabinet State Dean Acheson looking on. the government suspended con-| [Public calvisien, a so gwd rd over prices and wages. | Then she will plunge into three] ‘London stitutional guarantees yesterday, along with DY a library hese SP mre the person, Suidy at the State D'| "coroner returyed a verdicbectuse of discover of FevO employees, had in excess of $08 bly last night Mr. Bidaultpenhagen . lof suicide today in the death of HIONZFY PO nst Fresident ooo toward their $60,000 goal

Juan Jose Arevalo. ot] | ‘the Honorable Peter Beatty, 39, learly today. Officials anticipated ly blamed Britain's de-| The 40-year-old mother of two) {son of the late Adm. Early Beatty| These sources said a number the additional $2000 would be

uation .of the pound sterling children reached the top diplo- of persons had been arrested in! s German ledged before toda eport ' the French internal crisis matic rung only five years atter| VO defeated; the 8 At connection with the alleged plot. Ping. are ys. repo

prevented forma Jutland in World War 1 | government, ton of & she entered politics. Mr. Beatty leaped six floors to| Earlier reports had indicated Tyne general total was still far

From her home in Red Wing, his death from a window of the short of the $1,280,000 goal early’ Bidault outlined a governe Minn., she campaigned for local taghionable Ritz Hotel Wednes- (today but campaign workers exst wageprice policy almost Bent 1, WILLE," (i | (asbionable Bix Hotel Here France, Germany [\2%, b= campaign workers ex |worked into state politics andinim there was no hope of sav-| In Tu of War {pledges when today’s reports are| jalist Rene Mayer, both of| Anally played an important role ing his sight. a fiabuiate hon orts In swinging Minnesota behind, He plunged from a top-floor; @In Europe's political and treme Tale tr wit a form! president Truman in the a8 window in the back of the hotel economical battles of to- Arrested When Her Car fronting on Piccadilly. His body day, there's a tug of war As an ambassador, she out-'was found in a sunken well out- being staged between [Ends Upi in House ranks Mrs. Perle Mesta, the] side the hotel gardens at the France and Germany over young woman was charged other member of America's pet-'rear of the hotel. the Saar coal area. with being drunk today after her ticoat diplomatic corps. ~~ A grandson of the late Mar-| ®The situation could have {automobile left the street and| prices Mesta, who won fame as a lavish shall Field of Chicago, Mr. far-reaching effect on the Iwound up in the living room of al house-| Washington hostess, is in Lux- Beatty's sight had failed so much world—even on the U. 8. It (Plum Street residence. of subsidies! jembourg with the rank of min- | that a servant had to lead him could provide the basis for Police said Mary Honn, 22, of ister lalmost everywhere he went. war, says Ludweil Denny, (518 N. East St, apparently lost| : Pay an interim bonus, Regardless of how the women Specialists here and overseas had former editor of The Times (control of her car when it jumped

Ch treated iis eves. and now a Scripps-Howard & curb, crossed 4 sidewalk and’ to low-wage workers toifeel, they will be regarded as oe ye beld that’ ‘Mr. staff writer, who is in |knocked a hole in the wall of the!

Europe. home of Everett Gallaway, 16,!

their earnings to a min-|social rivals. Friends of Mus] Th DIU Cneig taat monthly, ‘| Anderso she isn’t interested Beatty “took his life at a time elo : in Stich things. ot le {when the balance of his mind was| @ For the story of this tug of Plum St. disturbed by fl health.” war, read Mr. Denny's in- | A passenger in the car, Mrs. ® & =» terpretive account of the [Violet Grever, 1422 Oliver St., was,

slightly injured. ota editorial page . . ghtly inj

@® SUNDAY i THE TIMES. pe ———————————— | Negotiations between Conserva- 3 {COST OF LIVING RISES

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