Egypiian Crisis Reviewed
.:Ii!'Ill Nasser in a stronger or
Il.usssia's position improved or successful outcome restore
French push into Egypt meant But there is growing optimism to the West”! Three experienced V Associated Press rnrrespond- free vtorld ultimately will accept l-.i.',Vpl. enls here summarize the opln- Ill? Erilishsfifenfh P0llt'.V 35 I
Bi JACK SMITH v-l l.tMl)t)N The British - inyasioit ttf Ft:)'pt will cfiattge the i - course of history. but only tinte
' 'quarters to have produced results t - can show yust how. Some new I I I
little short of disastrous. Whether the results prtne to be a total disaster, they say. depends oit lht' final outcome. which is not )Cl .clear.
The operation. in the Aiiiertcan pviett, vtas designed to serve two maptor tturttoses and was haseti on at least one major assttmrilioii
The one positive gain factors on the scene hate still in he rtaluaied That is tlte Kfnlffal belief in London
t On the face of it, the Russians
now look stronger in the Middle
t. East The Arab ttorld has seen two Westcrti powers. long ills- tmdrvl bv ntanv Arabs. invade a
Eastern problems.
, , hm mvmrm nu,” as ml hm gain physical control of the Stiel
, ht. Canal and i2t to. undermine gangpir,gh:s:n:Ii:.i;(ea,:;ni?r0ug h;iEyypl's Pl"PSltlPlli Nasser The
assumption vtas that the opera-
But most Arab leaders have an ingrained hatred of cnntmunism..
. . tdirect military tniertentitin by AM Wme hm. MN I Wnry eyelths Soviet L'ttton Probably Brit-
I l l , . on Gama! Abdel basser. the dy-t . , .
1, p nun”, ymmi ,-Kvpmn premdpntlatn and Frame also ssgumed xltat . who dreams M km!” in Anbtwhen the chips were own. ey
- lamp". Wm mu. pmwrhn men would hate the political support iii xceptlthe British claim that the M m l'"' H" paw” "lpmvll i all
As seen here, this now is the home
Min control of the Middle Eastl
ure of the Sun Canal and the DIDN'T G51-V GOAL riding purpose fruttt the
lQgingly for better trade an-dicanal. tinder threat of SOVIN "P their troubles in North .bttelr 'relations with their tradisilervenlinn wttt. ntiliiary force and The gun (,pE.rat”,n V,” , na estern customers” , 4,4 Nagggr on nu gurfgcg Kepynpiullllfd Nations for avcease-fire. In Algeria.
ii; jronggr, In Ana gyu, it. gtoodllilly had to halt their military NASSER H0135 ON
-.. attack was called om. But he also troop! lands!!-
. .”to an Israeli army. If Arab lead-;than he vtas before British and the othcr hand, he has
the threat of Soviet domination, that he is tteaker. lie is in the,
HOPE FOR APPROVAL . Has the attack weakened Brit-,not adequately defend hut ter- filh ties with the free world. in- l rttory by direct military action.
tdudintl members of the Common- but who rallied a tremendous seg-
East.
iatan and Ceylon-reacted sharply anti-Nasser for setcral ntontlts. against the assault. But British.felt compelled to denounce the
ican opinion. I ,EGYPTIAN alliance over an issue of ttial im- on equal terms,
In some quarters. however, portance, a result front which 7';-m -- doubts persist that Sir Anthony only the Soviet L'niun stands top AIDS BL'ii.I)lNG
minister Even if his policies bear SOVIET? GET OPENING
Pl”r'll settlement in the Middle new opportunity for tvootng Arab time: the 1945 total.
1: Western Big 3 Capitals
EDITOR'S NOTE: In Pres- East and satisfactory arrange- goodwill and for gaining :1 mil- menis for international control oil itary fwlhold in the IP93. UIFUU the canal. Eden will still be seen i the much-talked-of dispatch
as a man who took a grave and t ”vltilun't1eers" lo aIslssisthElgypt-
the overall outlook for lnteraa- dangerous step without consultingt urt ertnore. l E M”. 06 51I'Uf!-,lm,e of a Comprehensive mu". u---- -t is ':.'"e'"" it 1 fi?.:;'.”?l2iL3l..:”li2”';:'2i?3..:f - -- enun- Canal better or worse. Has to te ommoovtea ou mttmunm kaghdad Pad anchoredp her said in its annual wbmiuion worsened in the Middle East. confidence that allied statesntcnfun lraq and Turkey. with Britain. and what has the British--have lost in the prime minister?I::.nlh;adf:T0:hE::gn tgilt-:tr!itl1lelr.s0iIiT.';t(s provided by the federal ion”, tin British official circles that the degree wrecked by the attack on areas in which the individunl H
l . - . Officials here are reluctant gemlally unable in help mm””'
, , l- 1 Biiz Three. l Bv JOHN M. Hl(iHTti5l'f-IR Went '" iihwh lundamsmal twain I l
('lIlll(i come out of tile Middle East- crisis is the strengthening of they L'X if it averis a much greaterl vtar and lakes effective steps for. permanent settlement of Middle
, W I p g Mr W m N By JOSEPH E. itnu
. . leatliti: Arab state And Russia 9 V'”'l'"” 9 P.-tRlSel.epdtng i't'ettch politi- cians believe President Nasser m stands in a sli hlly stronger o.st- .; , .. .
lion today thait before the i)5rii- No MlST MED'rmE tticin could be carried off without ; lsh1.::enL:'a::va::):su:'f P;:f"ll)ll' Frcnch point of vievi, is that the two Wt-stern allies tailed acliiete their chief obtccttve damage the prestige of the l-Itzyp lian presitient enough to cost him - (W shin Inn tniltience in the Arab world invasion uncovered I Red p101 I0 o B R iand topple him, from potter at
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Sin. th Nasser sit a tool" AI till Snuauont This has been Hattie": over-
.. it '1,-uctton at on pipe”,-,9. nu Britain and France have not "mg, The French blame Nags” t their revenues. will thelf lwk ' gained physical ”'””'”l I” "W and his propaganda for most of H
' MN”, : ll cttiinicr titotciicilisin. secular- viett cti , llnd” "'i”'”z d9'"3"d5 "M" ""9 as a shortcut to ending the retoltt
on up", wutu-n tnudet-5 Md Ihgil-l0pfl'lil0llS within hours after the B”! Nasser m” is in pmwr tn 1'' I Cairo, despite all that the Allies . f l ' it G . St i ' . . t - ' v ' , oat act by ostng I e an riv. Nasser maY not be stroniter and the Israelis threw at l:tlt!t:.ert::;:schWl graduates must be made on can be convinced that -to fiir- t French plaiies began bombing his p a crtislting nttlilary reverse ' 2 that his own political ambitions he l airfields and military lnstalla-lthe Sinai P-zntttsttla, he tio longer luposed the entire Middle East to tions. btit there is no evidence has exclusive control of the Stiezt H, y . VHML and hp has hm," phargmp 'lr-at-bets must instill in their lyhil prestige could wither and die. position of the leader of it rel-iwilh being the spearhead for atively weak rotintrv who cntild Soviet penetration into the Miridlei
tan output in I955 of more fruit. even if they lead in a gen- Russia itself has been EIVPII it 25.000.fififl barrels. nearly
Commerce Chamber Opposes Hospital insurance Scheme
OTTAWA (CF)-The Canadian Chamber of Commerce today told Prime Minister St. Laurent it is opposed to the federal govern- ment's hospital insurance propos-
l
':SllL'l'l a plan would lead inevit- ably to compulsory health insur-
to the cabinet. ” Any financial assistance
ntent should be directed to the
to the indigent, the aged. the chro-
lons of officials and observers itise one. PWP-he.-XIV -ll0W (lie .531!-lalion may mm”... 1” and m (hnse who mu" III III? ttaliilali 0' "'9 w"”'"' "-C ieiemud Li bi) remhed "F the Hi catastrophic medical expenses." , . , The chamber representing more
wA5HL-c-(;1-ON W The Bm,,h, etn itiieiests iii the oil of the Mlti than 750 boards M trade and mam.
. ,. .. . ii:.t. :tt- gt . p,.,.,,,.h i-rent-it invasion M text)! is tons M 5” ”' ””' E3” 3" b'”” bers of commerce. was referring
sidered in United States oflicial Ii:”;::im;:::m:wU!A::B SV:l::ldCaan:1 to federal proposals to share with
can be adequaleh, protected. .the provinces the costs of a hos-
ipllal insurance plan as the first
step toward I wider health insur- 8l'i('E DTOETSHI.
its comments on the hospital in- surance plan highlighted a wide- ranging, 39-page brief in vthich the chamber said corporation and oer- sonal income taxes are too high aitd urged that active government
l participation in business and inter-
national trade he kept to a mini-
N "The chamber is opposed to any
form of compulsory health 13",. aiice or state medicine." it aid. "50-called 'Ireo' health services
would result in vastly tau-and
demands upon them."
It was inevitable that the con of a compulsory, nauunrwensjye national health program woutd 1,. aubatantlaliy more than present
health expenditures in Canada,
"1" A "'99 Wtltw I-ill individual his the primary ruiwoutituity to make provision for and pay the cost of medical care for himself
The growth of voluntary prepaid
and family." , medical care plans was impreg.
ll” Ind they should be encour-
aged with aid from employera. rhe
government should explore ways of helping in cases of "catastro- phic" medical costs. including in-
come tax alleviation.
On business and trade. the cham-
ber said it is ” pposed to all state
illt-trventlnna and controls beyond
those clearly necessary to protect
some accurately defined public in-
tarest." . Government activities should not involve detailed par-
ticipation in the decisions of pri-
vate business or competition by state agencies with private enter- prise."
In foreign trade there should he a minimum of government buying and selling of commodities.
Si. F. X. Teacher Addresses
TORONTO i(iPt -e Specific courses in icticli Roman Catholic social doctrine in Catholic high schools and colleges are essential
ism anti st.-tttsm. a Maritime:
Boris Boyle. economics profes- sor at St. Francis Xavier Univer- sity in Antigonish. .N'.S.. told the closing session of the Catholic So- cial Life Confercttce that Catholic
aware of how Catholic doctrines can he applied to the many prob- lems of day-lo-day living.
students an acute awat'ene.-rs of the nature of the social problem which best-ts the world and the church . . . a student leaving I
U:";:'lT:e”'m'rl:: p::”;;;;p?f "'9 l Catholic college should know pre- wealth? Some opinion in lhepment of world ptiblir opinion to the General Ass-Eniltly resolutions- United States and the Asian Com- his side Even the (7.5. gnvern- this mnntlt. the French feel there monwealth members-India. Pak- menl. which had been basically novt is a greater chance that the canal eventually vtill be put under international control. They base leaders hope the decision to at- attack on Egypt by the L'.S.'Ilihts on the clause in the police tack soon willl be Accepted as closest allies. lforce resolution providintz fully justified. There have already American official dist-ipproval one function of this mt-(-9 win be been signs of some shift of Amer- of the invasion, cottpled vttitt the to see that the canal is reopened 8W0" "39". will ""3 Wl'il0"i anti maintained for all countries
cisely what the church teaches on individtialism. capitalism. com- munism. democracy. property, wt-igcs. unions and a nost. of nim- iltir topics.
"lie should know what the church is against and why. More important. he should know what the church is for; what kind of ait econoiiitc and social system will best lead man to God." ,Nl-IE1) )lf)Rl-1 S('il0l.ARS
Mitre religious scholars in social lscicncc fields were needed so the
Eden can survive long as primelprofit. . Cement plants in ("minds had (jmilniip ,.m,.-ch mum an-"mm". than date llkfii in rapidly changing f0tIr economic and social conditions.
' Cnlholic scholars should ink! I
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University professor said Tuesday..
, Social Life Conference
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An "obviously important" uttrk
duciiig social science lfxlliitoks based on Canadian conditions.
Red Party May Never Recover, is Suggestion
Interpreting The New By .l.M. ROBERT! Aluelnted Press News Analyst
Every day produces new evi- dence that the Soviet Union. by using force to crush the Hungar- ian revulutiun. has done some- thing from which communism may never completely recover.
Now Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia has added his voice to the wave of recrimination sweeping through the various national Communist parties in Europe.
He terms the decision to call in Russian troops a "fatal error." And indeed it may be. judging from resignations by party lead- ens truuizhout Europe. PARTIES SPLITTING
The great mass parties of Italy and France are split as never be- fore. The small parties of other non - Communist countries stand convicted of membership in an or- ganization tthich. instead of being the friend of the world's workers, is their executioner.
Tito, of course. has his own so- called Contniiinist party, not a
revolution. Thur: why Rania moved in Hungary. II the had not moved in Poland.
Stresses Plight Of Ont. Farmers
JANETVILLE. Ont. (CF)-CCF
leader Donald C. MacDonald of Ontario said Tuesday night the federal and Ontario governments an trying to wink away the eco- nomic plight of farmers. V He told a farm-labor meeting in this village 25 miles northeast of Oshawa that the ultimate solution of agricultural problems lies in "governments which will put the interests of such large ups as labor and farm ahead of the sel- fish demands of the business world."
No one in federal or Ontario government circles seems to care whether a solution la found. he said.
The federal government was "blandly ignoring" the fact that farm income dropped 30 per cent between 1951 and 1955. The On- tario Progressive Conservative government also was ignoring re-
part of international ul- Indeed. all of his vtords have to be judged atlatnst a background or his ctttttpctttton uiih Russia for asccndattcy tn the Middle Europ- ean states.
lie does tcsltfy however. that he is (tn the side of the Kremlin'I more liberal group. headed by p a rt y sci-rclary Khrushchev. while the Stolitiists. vtho gct 'l'ilo's blame for the: action in Hungary, are licaticd lit 'lioltituv, Uf'iIf)l.DS I(liill'SH('iiEV
Front the vtorld standpoint. it was Rtissia. tint a mere clique, which acted in iittn;.'ary. and it is Rttssia that stzintis convicted.
Tito sans the Kremlin will have to return to the Khrushchev tenet of freetlotti for other countries to
, .appt-oaclt t't)llllllllIllSn'l by their for the imediate future was pro-1
own iitt-ilttttls lie titttttitotts the fact that. prior to the lltissiztit intervention of Nov
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