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French Relations To UK. improve By ALAN HARVEY Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON (CP)--Once upon a time, it says in the fable, a Frenchman arrived at Waterloo Station on his first visit to Bri- tain and spotted an alarming headline: "Exhibition pronounced suc- cess." Deterred by 'what he inter- preted as final proof of impene- trable British linguistics, the traveller (so the story goes) took the next train back to Paris. Since then, Anglo-French rela- tions have been marked by odd moments of amity and frequent bouts of exasperation, ranging from minor Gallic irritation over the proprietary arrogance of the term English Channel--why not French Channel? -- to the long-|§ standing dispute over whether melon, or cantaloup, should be| served as appetizer or dessert. Today with relations again|t cool, Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd flies from London to Paris for heart - to - heart talks with President de Gaulle, whose re- cent acts have caused injured feelings in Downing Street. The two main misunderstand- ings concern rival views of Eu-| rope and of the timing of a sum-| mit conference, Britain fears the six - nation Common Market, spearheaded by France and Germanv, will tend De Gaulle, primarily concerned in world politics. fits in this picture, the French might say that it had its chance several years ago and muffed it, preferring to stay aloof from Eu- ropean trading arrangements on terfere with Commonwealth commitments. SLAP AT MACMILLAN cept an early summit meeting mav be partly a slap at Prime Minister Macmillan, who has ing the international thunder. |Macmillan has not tried to con- |ceal his impatience for summit |talks. Britain's reply to what some consider French intransigence would be that all the Allies, in- cluding Britain, want France to be a truly great and strong coun- (try, but that greatness does not (lie in puffy schoolboy statements |; about precedence. | Macmillan is known to be irked [¢ |by the dilatory French stand on the summit, but he is a realistic man and Selwyn Lloyd is not likely to press the point in Paris. | with the political implications of | European economic integration, seems to see the Franco-German |: rapprochement as the first step|' to making Europe a third force|: To those who ask where Britain | the ground that these would in-| De Gaulle's reluctance to ac-| seemed to the French to be steal-| DAILY 9 AM. TO 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY 9 AM. TO 12.30 P.M. FRIDAY TO 9 P.M. to [reeze the United Kingdom out|His aim will be to persuade, not |; of Europe. llecture. RADIO-TV COLUMN Variety Special Poor Production By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK (AP)--Before the current television season Milton Berle defined a special as "any show that isn't about Al Capone." No one has come up with a bet- ter one. Wednesday night, how- ever, there appeared a show which can be called a special only because it pre-empted the time regularly filled by This Is Your Life and Wichita Town. Despite the fact that the 60 minutes had its quota of stars-- Louis Jourdan, Jerry Lewis, Jane Morgan, Bobby Darin, Xavier Cugat and spouse Abbe Lane--it was a ragged, fairly uninspired variety show. It was shot live in the ballroom of a Miami Beach hotel, a location which didn't help things a bit, Jourdan, apparently hired as master of ceremonies because of his Gallic charm, was called upon to sing and dance. Lewis Wagon Train, Gunsmoke and Have Gun, Will Travel finished win, place and show in the first national Neilsen ratings -- the ones which, whether they like the system or not, get real attention rom the advertising agencies, sponsors and networks. In spite of all the hopes and predictions, the horse operas still seem to be attracting the greatest numbers of viewers. Recommended Tonight Zane Grey Theatre, CBS, 9 EST -- Mission, with Sammy Davis Jr. playing in his first western. Playhouse 90, CBS, 9:30-11-- Hidden Image, a play about poli- tics with Franchot Tone and Martin Gabel. The Untouchables, ABC, 9:30- 10:30--More semi - documentary G-man stuff, with Eliot Ness. tried a couple of comedy turns --one of which wasn't funny. Abbe Lane, looking as usual as if she hadn't had time to finish THEATRE GUIDE Bdock (Whitby) -- "Raintree dressing, did her usual singing, Darin sang, 4 always, Mack the Knife, and poor Jame Morgan presided over en unrigged audience participa-|Marks -- "Don't Give Up The tion session of such songs as Take Me Out to the Ball Game, The NBC show, poorly re- hearsed and disorganized as it was, looked even worse because it followed a smooth and profes-| sional hour of variety presided over by Perry Como. His wasn't| billed as a special. {Regent -- "'Career" County" 6.30 and 9.20 p.m. Last complete show 9.20 p.m. Ship" 1.05, 4.05, 7.05, 10.10 p.m. "The Quiet Gun" 2.45, 5.55, 8.50 p.m. Last complete show at Christmas shopping with: Confidence HT Satisfaction and Service Guaranteed "FLEETWOOD STEREO PHONO SPECIAL! 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