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Show aug . 4A DAI World Review AMERICAN MADE IGA FROZEN | Debre Back . AUTUMN GOLD CHINA =05¢ To Plug.| paihs French Gap By PHIL NEWSO) - |UPI Foreign News Analyst Michel Debre had) the |distinetion of serving France as pre- mier longer than any other man in |the history of the five republics which followed the |French Revolution. | He also had the more dubious distinction of being the most Prominent among De Gaulle fol- lowers to lose out in his bid for election to the French Assembly in|the De Gaulle landslide pt last Navember. But now Debre is back bgain. Debre served as French pre- mier from the beginning lof De Gaulle’s Fifth Republic on Jan. 8, 1959, to April 14, 1962. | For 13 years, Debre| had worked for De Gaulle’s return to |power and as premier no| man} could have served De Gaulle with|greater! loyalty. But a year ago, Debre resigned his office. Some said De Gaulle had eased him out. Debre himself said that with the settlement of the Algeria revolt, Franc¢d was entering upon a new era jwhich required new faces and that he himself was tired } Paying Penalty When helost out in |the November .elections, many said he was the=victim of his own loyalty to| De} Gaulle—that he was paying | the penalty for serving asp De Gaulle’s hatchet manin the ae sembly. | In any event, he seemed | relegated to obscurity. | But Debre refused to admit defeat. A by-election| on’) the French-owned island of Reunion, | 6,000- miles away, gave him another opportunity. He flew to Reunion, campaigned vigorously} and won. Now it is anticipated that; De| Gaulle *has another job for him as} president of the -Gaullist U.N.R. factioh of the assembly. where strong leadership notably | has been lacking at another diffjcul testing time for De Gaulle’s Ipadership. COUNTRY STYLE SPARERIBS LOIN ROAST France, the former sick map of| Europe, has become the; strongest| but is threatened by isesttods | inflation. Increases Denounced GOOD HOUVUSEKEEPING'S (cokBanks ‘The government has denounced| “unreasonable” price and wage| increases which it says] threaten | national expansion. { French coal miners brpke through De Gaulle’s wage ceiling early in April with increases| of mpre than 6 per cent. Similar |in-| creases are being demanded in| other nationalized industries such as gas, electricity and transpdrt. | Wages in private industry have| jumped 10 per cent or more. From the left the ootisthe. | was being attacked as anti-labor France had more than $4 billion! in reserves and production was No. 7 ONLY tinuing to expand. But the steeply| rising prices wete the danger sign. | In the French assembly the government needs a strong man | to undertake what are certain} to be unpleasant tasks. Debre-has filled the bill befdre. 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