Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1951 — Page 22

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To Hang in Balance Sunday DONT “AN” pny 3 By WILLIAM ng SIMMS | : a | Ah ¥ ah Beripps-Howard: Start Writer hls Js the last’ of Shree ar | Ae rT i MN PARIS, Jilhe 14--One way or| ticles by the veteran ‘Foreign Ev : another, the political fortunes of| Editor of the Scripps-Howard | = i! Gen. Charles de Gaulle are cer-| Newspapers, who comes out. of | / tain to take a decided turn Sun-| semi-retirement to write onthe |

day. important French elections.

On that day, for the first time, | Another election story, Page 24.

— the pi ti i tte rraseatrion Bis a of} the goal of the de Gaullists is|

: much less clear, their opponents ih French Peo charge that they, too, aim at a the polls in a totalitarian system. i national election. The General publicly counters Thus far it has’ that such charges of ‘personal! gone to the polls power” ambitions are false. For, llonly In he reminded a cheering crowd at municipal’ and Brive, it was he who (as head of partial senato- the French government) volunrial elections. tarily relinquished power and Sunday the en- ‘gave complete freedom to the Retire National Mr. Simms public and its institutions.” { | Assembly, . the LAL But this still leaves things some- | governing body, will be renewed. what vague, Certainly Gen. de | 80, when you dsk about $en.| Gaulle is as bitterly anti-Com-| de Gaulle's chances, the answer munist as anybody in France. depends upon thé politics of the Were he at the controls, would he person addressed. Some pooh-outlaw the Communist party? | pooh him as a has-been, others! He says France must be strong look on him as France's coming or perish, but that she can never | man of the hour. be strong as long as the govern- | Certainly in recent local and/ment is built upon the shifting| municipal elections he has shown|sands of a precarious coalition. | considerable strength. This leads Would he seek to do away with some political handicappers to|all but his%own party? His politipredict that the RPF may nowical enemies claim he would.

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{ ¢ > » i 1.89 The. Thirg Fores that the Communists hate the { This in turn, is causing concern (General and all his works. And

{among supporters of the moder- they would hardly take his rise {ate parties. These are sometimes to power quietly. {called “the Third Force” because, M. Edouard Herriot, venerable {Of their situation between right- Radical-Socialist leader and presi-| {ists and leftists. They fear—and|dent of fhe expiring Assembly, {perhaps rightly -— that any de warns that France may face se{Gaullist gains are more likely 10 rious “troubles” inside and out, {be at their expense than at the unless the country wakes up in Communists’, {time, Premier Henri Queuille, forFrom this arises another chill- {mer Premier Rene Pleven and! ling possibility, If the Communists numerous others say the same {retain anything like their present thing. {183 seats in the Assembly, and if| They say the answer is to make {the de Gaullists capture approxi- possible a bigger, better and more {mately as many, the two together stable coalition of moderates In would have considerably more the new Assembly. {than the 311 which at present coki-| That is one reason why they are stitute an absolute majority. 80 incensed at Gen. de Gaulle. | This possibility doubtless is They blame him for refusing to {what lies behind some of the|join hands with them and all non- | {rather grim pronouncements of Communists on June 17 in a sa-| {“Third Force” leaders. These warn cred national union” whose one \that unless the moderate coalition 2m would be to save the country is given more adequate support in 2nd world peace. {the elections, France may be in| One thing is sure: The Comifor some unpleasant “adventures.” munists will go to the polls, every | | Want Red Ciar {last one of them, and vote solid, | : {as ordered. Gen. De Gaulle, the This is not as cryptic as it may moderates claim, is bound to split | sound. French Communists, like the vote and thus help elect more {Communists everywhere, want a Communists. {Red dictatorship of their own| As of now, the outcome is anyunder Moscow's orders. And while 'body’s guess.

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