Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-11-05
Minnesota Eyewitness
BY BRENDA uELAND

NJ emerged like a great the
leaders Secretary Dulles
him of neutrals being anti
enough nearly evapostcd
have saved AmecanFench friendship and he has done by boldly
cutting through illusion the fiat
terry on which it has rested for many years
Mendes- lie
rejected his said he wanted
with Russia order to bring about united and neutral
Germany. He thought that help
defend He s thinks He always believed the rearming
of Germany because OF Soviet Russ pattern of be
haVtor under Stain and ever since
always considered German important But he
feels was an issue which should not be allowed TO tear the French
community First the said France It's feet Restore its
and social balance Guide toward dynamic This
is the most important thing
Now he right IN saying a
Parliament favorable to
EpCs brusque attack
sovereignty the herself
the Continent Al Brussels fooled by the false OF
French politicians Bdau Pnay etc. people thought Mendes
double MendesFrHnCe however
and truthful Brussels and those who explain
ed him TO Messrs spaak and Adenauer
former leaders incapable finding u way
Indochnese the fall Dienbenphu
ready risk intervention by the American Air Force and World
War But when became Premier eight months 1t
additional disaster ndochna mistakes North
Africa and France This year Says Robert Barra
the secretary the Centre Catalogue des Ineectus Francois he
owed his solely the fearful chance he took
make lndochna within four weeks ie kept his
promise To the day.
The he office campaign
powerful will
nothing dscredt him the Of AngosaSton
wha, about his domestic policies? For ten years he had
Cassanda prophng failure The policy he advocated the
he said that nothing than
country
n minor power OF the twentieth rank
has enough manpower a
He French New Deal" lie said Confront
the French people with future struggle independence Appeal
to the living forces In the country and the revival vi" BE- rapid
all had
leaned financial the United States which
placed French foreign policy In vsshage This he has lust drug
gd the nation making lose hop" The French have "o"cd them
pleasure fishing the bowls the
aperi instead setting themselves To the task national
development the territories the French
Union And MrndosFanco has addressed the French people
language by faith the future clarity win 1t has
brought about a remarkable change
To For the state has permitted the
Dslation
beets produced each than 20 million gallons
alcohol The state paid hundred francs for product could not
rid Of at the international 20 francs obligated to
build great
beverage wreched quality which increased the terrifying
Of alcoholism.
simple government diverted
this beet production
deaf to IT, Thereby his government revoked the privileges millions
the Rcoisc
who have governed Franc" sine" 1889 on such natter" h" h"
lined him
for they viii forgive him for succeeding
n very al
that "NapoIeonc' conducting
fate Ana the Po h'" '" the most living forces Of III" country
behind him labor leaders young youth
movements And Americans should know policy
'av" France from Communism" :" misery tn" hove" III" baz1
conditions quarters
French people into he arms Of tn" Communists"
incidentally the worst Of The rccrs sins In the ec Of tho
typical practically al
stH state banquo,H revolving bovcraR"
very part prer
strong
the be"'s He considers alcoholism
money
Frenhman alcohol tina" the
other country