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Labor Unrest Marks
French Observance
Of Bastille Day
•y th# Associated Press
PARIS, July 14.—France observed
Bastille Day today in an atmosphere
of labor unrest. Walkouts have
made 100,000 Frenchmen idle and
threatened to affect 1,000,000 gov
ernment workers.
The gloomy labor scene brightened
slightly last night when strikers in
French airports, who had slowed
plane traffic almost to a halt, agreed
to return to work. Terms of the
settlement were not disclosed.
Meanwhile, Premier Robert Schu
man negotiated with union leaders
to prevent a further spread of the
walkouts.
30.000 Quit Yesterday. ■
The strikes began last week when
! 60.000 workers attached to the
Finance and National Economy
1 Ministers struck for higher pay.
Nearly 30,000 other workers, most
of them civil servants, joined the
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Government departments are so
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Strikers included all the clerks
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Nearly 10.000 dock workers in five
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potash pits were out.
Hope was expressed that Mr.
Schuman might reach agreement
with leaders of the anti-Commu
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government employes, and smash
the strike movement.
One Point to Be Settled.
If the Workers’ Foyce ordered a
back-to-work movement it would
be difficult for the remaining
strikers, affiliated with the Commu
nist-led General Confederation of
Labor, to remain out.
After a meeting with the Premier,
one of the Workers’ Force dele
gates said there remained only one
point to be settled—the union's de
mand to make retroactive to last
January the raises decided at a
cabinet meeting Monday night.
The Executive Committee of the
Workers’ Force called the strikes
because the government had refused
to grant certain employes a flat
3.500 franc <$12» monthly wage in
crease.
The holiday today marks the 159th
anniversary of the storming of the
Bastille.
Disabled Veteran Refusing
Exam Denied Special Aid
By the Associotad Press
A disabled veteran who refuses to
take a physical re-examination
thereby forfeits his special vocational
rehabilitation benefits, the Veterans'
Administration ruled yesterday.
However, he is still entitled to the
subsistence allowances paid to able
bodied veterans training under the
GI bill.
The agency ruled, it said, in the
case of e disabled trainee who re
fused to report for a second physical
examination which had been ordered
for disability rating purposes.
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the degree of disability suffered by
the individual veteran.
The agency ruled that since the
veteran previously established the
need for training he must be allowed
to continue that training—without
the additional allowances that would
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Admiral Cruzen to Speak
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Ad Club Gets
New Slant on
Hula Dance
Members of the Advertising Club
of Washington learned yesterday
that the hula is not a shaking of
the hips but the telling of a story
with gestures of the arms and
hands, and that the costume is not
necessarily a grass skirt,
j Mrs. Blake Clark, wife of an editor
! of the Readers’ Digest who has lived
in Hawaii a number of years, danced
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train of large blue flowers on a
white fabric. It was designed for
an Hawaiian queen in the last cen
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George H. McLane, who is in
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Pacific" and a demonstration of the
way air express is giving Hawaii a
growing commerce in tropical flow
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The meeting was held in the Hotel
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Mexico plans to export more ma
hogany lumber from its Yucatan
and Campeche areas.
D. C. Spiritualist Pleads
Not Guilty in Bank Theft
A Washington woman spiritualist
pleaded not guilty yesterday to
charges of receiving money stolen
in the $27,000 theft from the night
depository of the Alexandria First
National Bank in June, 1947.
She was Mrs. Eulalia Matthews,
colored, also known as Madame
Yvonne.
Police say Mrs. Matthews took
some of the stolen money from
David Briggs, also colored, who is
serving an eight-year term for theft
of the money. Briggs is a former
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Mrs. Matthews’ trial date will be
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