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No Confidence Vote May Bring Down French Gov't

PARIS. lneutersi--The French government faced a Socialist non- conlidence motion which could bring an end to the seven-month regime of Premier Edgar Faure

.u the French National Assembly

'only a completely new

aitercd the second day of its crucial debate on AIS9I'il-

The Socialist motion said that policy with new aims and methods could ireeslablish calm in the troubled Ilfrench North African territory. assure the continued presence of France there. and provide for the development of democracy.

It rejected any moves toward "integration." and ' declared that the 1947 statute which made Al- geria part of metropolitan France had only been applied in frag- mentary fashion. .

Ai.r.EniAN's SKEPTICAI.

As a result. it siiidnthe Alger- ,ian people were skeptical of the MM

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it for this purpose for 35 years.

Usually, however, alununum is associated with the outside of foods. In cooking utensils. cups and frozen food containers-in wrsppings for cakes and candy and roasts and left-overs-in

value at the statute.

The Socialist motion came '.'.'edncsday as important modific- ations were being shaped in Faure's policy for the territory.

interior Minister Maurice Bour- ges-Manoury told the assembly these would include limited local self-government in the form of elected Algerian councils and a comprehensive irrigation plan to spur economic betterment for Algerians.

The minister rejected the idea of an Algerian republic associat- ed with France. He said such an association might develop into autonomy for Algeria. and even to secession.

WOULD BE CITIZENS Bourgcs-Manoury said the new charter would keep the provis- ion making all Algrians French citizens and the whole territory as a group of departments form- ing an integral part of France. Widespread opposition to furth- er integration with France among Algerian nationalist leaders has resulted in demands for complete independence, hacked by a sys- tematic campaign of terrorism in Algeria. About 120,000 French troops are presently tied down fighting the terrorists. Meanwhile. the Faure plan for reforms in the French protector- ate of Morocco moved toward reality. The key point in the re- forms-the setting up of a Moroc-

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Georgetown

Mrs. A H Stewart spent the past weekend in Charlottetown via- iting her daughter. Miss Mary

rt.

Miss Mary Lou Henry. Miss Shel- ia Scully and Miss Barbara Mac- Quillan. students at Notre Dame Academy in Charlottetown spent the Thanksgiving weekend at their

can regency council as a step to- ylmm” I” Ge"89l9W"-

ward eventual self-government--1 will be implemented before Sun-i

day.

Lorne Valley

Mr. and Mrs. Walter MacLeod,p and daughter, Susan. Cambridge,l Mass.. spent the weckcnd of Oct-' ober 8 with Mr. and Mrs. Munro! MacGrath. i

Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nicholsoni and Mr. Francis Maclntyre. were- recent visitors to East Point. l

Daniel Shaw.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph NlCiiOISDll.i Charlottetown. visited relatives in, Lorne Valley over the Thanksgiv- ing weekend.

Miss

Mary lliacltiiinnn lspenti Thanksgiving weekend in lllidgell.

the guest of her father. Mr. Mur-

Mr. and Mrs. William White of Borden and Miss Phyllis White of Moncton. N. B.. were guests of re- latives in Georgetown during the holiday weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walker and daughters Elaine and Dianne of

harlottetown, motored to Lower Montague and Georgetown on Sat- urday. Oct tith where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs- Lemuel Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lavers.

Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Stcwarl. left recently for Ottawa. Ont.. where

Miss Shelia i)cl.ory. of the Pro- vincial Government. Department of Agriculture spent the Thanks- giving holiday as the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs- F. J. DeLory.

Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald. stud- ent nurse at the Charlottetown Hos- pital was the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

KS D DESIGNS "

BALDWINB ROAD SCHOOL SEPTEMBER REPORT

Grade IX; 1. Blanche McAroo- 2. Christina Giilis: 3. Herbert He- Aree.

Grade VII; 1. Reginald McKenna, 2. Ann Baldwin; 3. Leonard Mb- Quiad.

Grade V: l. James Baldwin: I.

Elaine Trainor; 3. Mabel McAroe-

Grade IV; 1. Mary Jean O'Brien: 2. Lorraine Gillls; 3. Eileen lla-

Aree.

Grade 1114 1. Howard Smith; S.

Maria Baldwin.

Leona OlBricu; 3 Francis McA.reo- Teacher, Marjorie Trainor.

W- J. Fitzgerald who will attend the marriage of his daughter. Mill Adele Fitzgerald to Mr. Don Mor- rissey of Montreal. The marriage will be performed by Miss Fitz- geraldls uncle Rev. Father James

i F1 Id. g MONTAGUE 5 bottle tops and 'hoods- dock Macxmmm ll;59”'J M h P. i I I Fitzgerald. .mm,-,, wing ss nan urp y. rinc pa o i kmzpmd V. Mr. Gordon MacLeod. Montreal.,Geoi-getown High School was the xeiglrfliagglfxfd k4,Ifsrsmg'el:T3;.'uf l w "I 7"" Quebec. recently arrived on the weekend guest of friends in Hall- - ' d L ho” . .. . I teacher-training student at Prince I an o - Island by air. He is visiting his tax. N.S. of wales College spent the pup , -I ALUMINUM COMPANY or 323;” ”."t:u';'t;2ff' lfjafnhrlijifcf stmgs Bteriiicec DleLory. student at meksgg :&rguefvtfuioafn1theslr pu-35:: TO ME AI-3537 WUFFIN c”'””' ”m' mm") 1-”d- W" V"''”- W her .li".'.ii'.,” M31. eiiawiirf"? if ' ' ' Demry. Mr. Donald MacDonald. diar- on ri-is OPENING or THE 1 we EXTEND '"t''i''"'"l 75:" E” "7333 '-v”'n" ' - Mr- James Caldwell and son. 9 '5 9"” 5- I" an - - ' . James. and Miss Donalda Landry. M"D”"3Id' - left recently for Chatham. N. 3.

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Miss Elizabeth Grant. school teacher at Newton Cross was the

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weekend guests of relatives in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd King of Toronto. Ontario.

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