pose any resort to force by Israel on Oct. 12 or 13, in 1956, fri
Israel, England and France, and there was no report at I
and that this warning was given that time that he met with the
to Eban at a meeting Just be- President before his departure. ti
fore Israel sent its troops into
Q.9.1.2. •
the Sinai Peninsula. Foreign 0
FOR THAT SPECIAL
Ministry sources here. however,
0:1
said that they had no memory
O
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Former Middle East responsibilities to I to Israeli action would be or by of a meeting between the Pres-
Gift See . . .
British Prime Minister Sir An- the Administration's primary i ideas of possible "Jewish" sym- ident and Eban on the eve of
thony Eden accused the United concern with winning the 1956 pathy in America to Israeli the envoy's departure from
rt
States of pre- national elections.
mobilization and the then-ap- Washington to Jerusalem for
JEWEL
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venting the
2. Failing to appreciate the Proaching United States na- consultations. Eban declined
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peaceful
peaceful solu-
comment on the President's
implications of the tional election.
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tion of the Suez Canal seizure by Egyptian ' Eisenhower said he made recollection.
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1956 Suez President Gamal Abdel Nasser. clear to Eban what the United I Eban left Washington for
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Canal crisis.
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3. Scuttling allied attempts to States Government would do if
The former pressure Nasser by economic Israel resorted to force. He said - r y
British leader
informed Eban that if Eban
=:,
made the means, to reopen the canal for he
• thought of influence of the elec-
ry
ePrItnIttirk'S on Washington Noulroard
charges in the international use.
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tions
on
a
White
House
decision
.
.
The U.S. actions and state-
i r s t install-
ment of his meats, the British statesman he had better disabuse his mind k it jo
r.-
a
copy-righted asserted, gave Nasser the of it.
The President said also that
"Memoirs" "trump cards." They allowed
him
to
continue
confidently
he
telephoned
Eden,
then
'
Brit-
Eden
published in
dramatic
the February issue of McCall's to defy allied pressure, Sir ish Prime Minister. and Win-
magazine. He accused the Eisen- . Anthony said, because the ston Churchill on the Suez mat-
hoover Administration of: U.S. had taken the "teeth" • ter. before the explosion. He
close-out
indicated that both he and
1. Subordinating America's out of such pressures.
John Foster Dulles the late 00
Because of the Department —
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aecretary of State, made
known
of
policies, Nasser
was Egyptian
also en to
couraged
to step up
to Israel. Britain and France
Takes Action
that if force were used, the
threats and "fedayeen" border
suits.
raids against Israel. Sir An- United
States would
stand
by
for International
its interpretation
of the
United
.
, thony said. Israel's response— Nations policy and charter.
Battle on
Bi t" otr invasion of the Sinai desert— . He termed his comments t 00
coats!
gotry
-, was "necessary," he stressed. ..footnotes" to the history of the
(Continued from Page 1)
He attacked the U.S. for
"3. Measures which have been ' moving quickly in the United Suez incident.
ALL ONE PRICE
He disclosed that Dulles kept
taken by thepublic authorities Nations to brand Israel the
careful
records
of
conversations
'
to prevent such manifestations aggressor.
involving the President on Is-; O.
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and topunish the perpetrators
If Israel had
not not
acted.
thereof. and any further meas. commented.
it might
"be he rael and the Suez crisis. He '
a said these documents would be • ,
ures they contemplate.
free nation today." And he placed in the Memorial Library ppo
VALUES $95 to $135
4. Their views as to the ' added "The marked victim of at Abilene. Kan.
Selected group
deep-lying causes and motiva- the garroter is not to be con-
I
Lions of such manifestations." • demned if he strikes out be- ,
fore the noose is around his No Recollections of OP
: Ike Warning to Eban
Soviet UN Member throat."
Clearing up a matter of much
Challenges Halpern historical speculation. Sir An- Reported in Israel
thong said the allies carefully'
to The Jewish News)
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planned how they would react
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.— . if Israel attacked Egypt. But. he
JERUSALEM —Politi c al
The resurgence of anti-Semitic contended in McCalls. they were sources here expressed doubts
manifestations around the neither informed by, nor co- Wednesday about the accuracy. :
world was roundly denounced • ordinated military strategy of President Eisenhower's op,
importers • clothiers
Wednesday as the Subcommis- with. Israel in advance.
recollections of events preced-
sion on Prevention of Discrimi-1
Washington Boulevard at Grand River
ing the 1956 Sinai Campaign.
The situation had become
nation and Protection of Min-
The President said at his
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS
so "terrible." he said, that
orities debated the resolution
there was even the possi- ' press conference Tuesday that
Member Free Parking Lot Inc.
dealing with the revival of rac- bility that Britain would be
he had warned Abba Eban that
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ist activities.
his
administration
would
op-
allied in such a war with
Judge Philip Halpern. of the
Nasser and the Soviet Union
U.S.. as principal mover of the
against France and Israel.
draft resolution which is co-
For Britain had a treaty ob-
sponsored by six other members ligation to defend Jordan in the
of the subcommission, urged the event that nation was attacked•
14-member group to adopt the he explained. Since many
draft unanimously.
"fedayeen" raids originated in
Judge Halpern told the sub- Jordan. he said. there was a
commission that the world's distinct possibility Israel might
"spontaneous reaction** to the invade the neighboring Arab
recent anti-Semitic manifesta- nation.
the
tions points up the "bright side" , The Allies did not consult
a these occurrences.
: the U.S. before invading the
Mrs. Z. V. Mironova. the Suez area, Sir Anthony ad-
Soviet member of the subcom- mitted. But, he explained. the
mission. who introduced a num- invasion could only have been
ber of amendments to the Hal- • effective if launched im-
pern draft. criticized the Amer- mediately. and the allies did
ican. declaring his analysis of not have time for another round
the situation quote "inade- of discussions with the U.S.
quate." and stating that Judge But "the course of the Suez
Whatever your job. profeion or position in
Halpern had not gone into "the Canal crisis was decided by the
life—whether your account is small or large—
roots of the matter." Mrs. American attitude to it." he
American Savings offers everyone t he same high
Mironova insisted that the Nazi added.
return on insured savings. Its the democratic
regime. which was not men-
way, the -. American Way•• of doing business.
tioned by Judge Halpern, must
be pin pointed by name. She Eisenhower Replies;
objected to the term "discrimi- Warned Eban on
nation." and said that "what
we are seeing today is a well- . 'Jewish' Sympathy
planned campaign. spreading its
Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News
fascist ideas through fascist
groups and elements. The res-
WASHINGTON. — President
olution should not leave any Eisenhower Tuesday told a
CrrnM Rah
doubt that we are condemning press conference that he warned
On ANY Amount
anti-Semitic manifestations and Abba Eban. former Israel Am-
all racial hatred. Today it is bassador in advance. in Oc-
against the Jews—tomorrow it tober 1956 of what the Ameri-
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inferior people."
Commenting on the Sinai-
Suez war in connection with re-
cently published reminiscences
IF YOU TURN THE
of Anthony Eden, President Eis-
•veoa
enhower injected Israeli and
Jewish aspects.
UPSIDE DOWN YOU WON'T
The President said that just
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before the Sinai-Suez eruption,
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Eban called on him. He in-
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