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Investigates the triple murder of tourists in Provence, France. Information on the confession made by suspect Gaston Dominici; Details of the crime as stated by Dominici; Possible involvement of Gaston's son Gustave Dominici in the crime.

The article focuses on the city of Marseilles in France. A brief historical background on the city is presented. It includes data on the population in the city which indicates how the status of great European port was achieved. French statesmen introduced a plan to abandon colonialism.

The article focuses on the planned formation of the European Defense Community (EDC) through the reconciliation and integration of France and Germany, which is supported by the U.S. to establish a strong Europe. It discusses contradictions raised by several French leaders against the EDC treaty, that aims to build the region's army to protect it from the possible encroachment of the Soviet Union, which stems from German hostility in France during the second world war.

The article focuses on the issues about how Èdouard Daladier's rise to political power, becoming the Premier of France. Daladier became a leading member of the radicals. His first became Premier when the German Chancellor Adolf Hitler came to power and when the country shuffled into war in September 1939. The author had described him as the worst politician blamed for his failure to aid Finland's defense during the Winter War.

Focuses on the U.S. Army dispatched in France that are engaged in the practice of wartime logistics under peacetime ground rules. Conditions of U.S. soldiers in France; Budget allocated by the U.S. government for project in France; Problems with the Line of Communications project of the U.S. in France.

Reports on the efforts of communists to create anti-U.S. sentiment in hopes to disable European defense and strengthen the ties between France and Russia in the 1950s. Traits of Black Sea mutiny leader of the 1919 French fleet André Marty; Reasons for the selection of France as the center of Western diplomacy; Details of the Stalin-Hitler Pact in 1939.

The article focuses on the 26th Infantry Regiment, a regiment of the U.S. Army stationed in Bamberg, Germany. The 26th or the Blue Spade Regiment has a double mission and every mission lends reality to the other. The troop underwent constant and intense training. The Blue Spade has fought well during the first World War in France.

The article provides information on the reasons which led to the failure of the engineering project of Channel Tunnel Co. Ltd. which aims to construct a tunnel under the English Channel, creating a submarine land link between England and France. They include the reluctance of the British government to give approval to the tunnel project and the withdrawal of support of some prominent people like Queen Victoria to the project.

The article focuses on the exile of actor Charlie Chaplin to Vevey, Switzerland. Chaplin filed a complaint against the Swiss authorities because of the noise coming from the artillery used by the Swiss for shooting practice built beside his house Manoir de Ban. The city mayor and council ordered extensive antinoise measures but still did not satisfy Chaplin. Chaplin knows that he will lose the case against the Swiss and plans to move to France.

Features the city of Paris, France. Denouncement of the Eiffel Tower as a triumphant symbol of the city; Tourist attractions found in the city; Difference of Paris from all other great modern cities according to American art critic Bernard Berenson.

Features the perfume industry in Grasse, France. Reputation of the region; Manufacture of bottled perfumed in Grasse; Tons of jasmine being harvested each summer.