| Show t The Salt Lake Tribune Katyrday Grin and Bear It November 17 195! 9 Let US Lead T ito Policy Droivs French' Anger Toward US Cools Off Bitter Comment Economist " an accrcd oust the French fiom North By Paul Ghall Impossible African American would be News Writer correspondent Chicago Daily TEL AVIV ISRAEL Nov meet French raised and 'discreet here The Nov PARIS Tells British 16 — Josip Tito’s grandstand tional French are without getting their sions the "proofs" r Chlcggo Dally Newt Service emo- 16— denunciation of the Russians for the first phase of the Hungarian bloodtjath — though not omist Friday declared Britain the second and equally savcannotbe the equal of the Unit- age phase — has caused bitter ed States and urged that the comment here Three days ago Tito showed nation follow American leader- his sympathy for the poor ship “with sure loyalty and peoplq of Hungary by foi bidwillingness”" ding Israeli planes en route from Vienna to Tel Aviv to The influential Journal In fly over Yugoslavia territory an editorial called for the These planes1 jampacked of the Atlantic Alliwith Jewish women and chilance following dren from Hungary now intervention in Egypt have to Qy by way of Rome adds three hours to the This The Economist said that none of the perils of the Middle East flight situation could be averted or the opportunities giasped “with-ou- t Duke Kills Crocodile the American alliance" I— It added—The Kcuteri News Agency great task of DARWIN AUSTRALIA Nov statesmanship now is to rebuild the alliance There is no substi- 16 — The Duke of tute We cannot as‘we should husband of Britain’sEdinburgh Queen now know go it alone Elizabeth killed a croc“It is no answer to say that odile with a shot from eight feet if the Americans will not act a hunt early Friday In we will act without them— we during here The Duke's shot swamps At my age YOU were making your way In the world cannot hit the reptile between the eyes Howconie you object when' all I want Is the car to make my way around the neighborhood?” Reuterp Newt Agency LONDON NOv 16 — The Econ- Anglo-Frenc- h gradually coming to a soberer and more objective view of Washington’s refusal to endorse their Egyp- tian aggression President Dwight D Eisenhower’s warning to the Soviets on the dangers of Middle East meddling through sending vol unteers or otherwise marked the turning points ’ Ever sinpe the Sue crisis began last July French United States relations hate been " six-fo- Top! Nelmt Sees Major War Seeds In Tense Midcast Situation 36 He urged that Russia withNEW DELHI INDIA Nov l draw its trqops from Hungary (UP) —Indian Piinqe Minister-Jawaharla- Nehru warned Friday that jhe tense Middle East situation still might develop Into a major war “The world appears now to be in the grip of a feveied waf psychology and I am reminded Its preceding the of last great war” Nehru told the Indian Parliament the-mo- rn Nehru J In a wide-rangin- g speech attacked both Soviet actions in Hungary and the Anglo French occupation In the Suez Canal Zone VITAL RETIREMENT 4 PROBLEMS Every person who retires peeds to knov In advance the 4 answers to four vital questions These and any other matters suggested by the audience or the public will be discussed at the FREE LEGAL F0BUI1 8 TUESDAY NEWHOUSE The Indian leader accused Biitain and France of plotting to keep their occupation forces in the canal zone in wbat would be a “clear violation” of the United Nations charter Nehru said there had been an improvement in the Suez situation since the fighting ceased but he warned there were "numerous tendencies” which could lead to new hostilities HE PRAISED Egypt and backed the Egyptian contention that the main task of the UN police force was to ensure that Israeli forces withdraw to positions inside the 1949 truce borders Turning to Hungary Nehru said: “The recourse to force and armed intervention in Hungary not only cost the lives of many brave men and women but also checked progress toward greater freedom” IIE SUGGESTED HOTEL T1IE to woi st Concerns anew allumade 1o out found ‘in the paper? of the aryet rested Algeiian rebel Ben Bella NOBODY FRENCH would tell as you ills yet seen these famous pnpets but it alieady looks as if they would pioduee ammunition fur feuds in both national and International field? for generations of Fienthmen All this may not hae a particle of truth but you had it flung In your face at every turn as if you were personally the' that just they weie about to put" a nice bit of pressure on Col Gamal Abdel Nasser Henry Byroade Amciican am bassador to Cairo would go to the Egyptian president and tell him not to worry about French threats Washington would see that they didn’t materialize Villain behind the administratThe French would also Say ion’s- anti French evil doeys that Secretary of State John Jumpy A good way to stop surh outFoster Dulles had virtually bursts discovered by one of my The top of the fever chart Biitishand French American 'friends is to let the was reached here a few days sabotaged all efforts to find a solution to their French explode and then ask before the French British deSuez problem "Do you leally think liking to in to land troops cision Egypt And then again the ugly head placidly have come out of this could you It Is now admitted in offi- of American capitalists’ deshe uar as suptl bly as did with- go home how-evcampaign ' new element Jt quite used to be pushed by only Communist or progressivist groups and its slogans were heard most ly in walkup apartments on the left bank not in the glittering Avenue Du Bois salons Today it's the rightist and moderate sets heretofore the ardent supporters of the Atlantic Alliance and western solidarity It's sort of ludicrous to hava the Duchess of Malesherbes or the £ountess of Givery tell you with an acid smile between two caValr sandwiches: “You American have done us a lot of harm” er ( the yoq cial quartenrthm that ’jumpout our encouragement and ing on a possibly aggressive but help?” outwardly pacific little nation drain Hungary like Egypt without giving any Reuters Newt Agenry The Frenchman Is generalinkling of your intentions is cer LONDON Nov 16 — Russia ly taken alwciefcjts to admit talnly not the way to treat your has begun to ship “tens of Uie truth and It usually ends best friends and allies thousands of tons" of Soviet with a glass of champagne However the fact remains grain to Hungary Moscow Ra HOW TO SAVE MONEY - for Shoes' teiHilred lo look new! 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