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THURSDAY, FEB. 16, 1950

Will French § Seek A Vote t This Year?

Political Expérts See Strong Trend

Toward Affirmative | By PAUL GHALI

Times Foreign Correspondent { PARIS, Feb. 16 — Will the French follow the footsteps of the British and decide upon new! general elections now instead of} late 1951 or early 1952 as constitutionally prescribed? { In view of the drastic changes’ in both international and national politics since ‘the last elections! here—in October, 1946—political experts see the trend today as definitely toward the affirmative. These experts point out that all of the nation’s best elements are

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social improvement recognizably view, lll. impossible “under the present at- ——— .

mosphere of political party feud- | in. ee ned Lone | It is, however, a propitious at- ! mosphere for Charles de Gaulle

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mand at the polls. Wisely, the General .is seeking to enlist all who hold national | interests above party politics . be-| hind his banner by campaigning! dor a change in the law under which elections are held. He is asking for return to the

a member of Parliament elected by his own district. This made him a representative of his constituency rather than his party. In the last elections can-

ments and votes went to the parties represented, not to the individual. Gen. De Gaulle is virtually asking Premier Bidault and the 856 deputies of the national assembly to commit “ari-kari. Premier Bidault is the bnly authority who could bring a new electoral law before Parliament

to power, by way of popular de- Speed-Up Wasteful

Soviet Newspaper Makes Report

By DAVID M. NICHOL |

Times Foreign Correspondent

BERLIN, Feb. 16—Official re-

prewar electoral law under which POrts from Eastern Germany ad- administrator was mit that industrial haste and the Electrification Rs. Con speed-up system for workers are tion; William 8. Roberts, editor of No M.

making large-scale waste. Recently the state-owned indus-

__didates were grouped by depart. tries of the province of Thurin- |

gia, which has a tradition of fine craftsmanship, held an exhibition of consumer goods in Weimar, | Four thousand items were on| view. The official Soviet Army newspaper relates that only 50 could be described as “excellent.” - Very Bad Luck

and get it passed, but by such a The Moeve. Textile Machinery step he would not only sacrifice Pldnt in Muehlhausen seemed to his. own position but- the fate of Dave particularly bad luck. The. his Popular Republican Party account said it had received cast-| (MRP) as well. ings from a state-owned foundry Experts say that if general elec- Of Which 70 per cent had to be tions were held soon under a new discarded as defective.

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This new building at 2830 Riverside Dt., will be commissioned at 2 p. m., Feb. 22, as the United States Marine Corps Training Center. Rear Admiral J. Cary Jones, commandant of the Ninth Naval calling for governmental stability District with headquarters at Great Lakes, lll, will be the speaker. Other notables to attend inand a wide, long-range plan for, clude Brig. Gen. William O. Brice, commander of the Marine Air Reserve Training Center, Glen-

‘Secretary Hutchinson “To Address Co-ops

Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Knox T. Hutchinson will address delegates to the 15th annual meeting of the Indiana Statewide, Rural Electric Co-operative, Inc.| to be held in the Lincoln Hotel Feb. 22. } ‘The three-day session will close with the annual banquet at 6:30 p. m., Feb. 23. Other speakers scheduled include George W. Haggard, deputy withthe - Rural. Administras

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