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fave aah AMMEN EAE STH Mt ans Her! MRS. ROOSEVELT j EXPLAINS A TEA Geys Khrushchey’s Hunger "and Her Politeness Made | » Engagement Desirable | ’ Ry EMMA HARRISON! BMrs) Franklin D, Moosevclit explained vesterday why she had fone what many prerie |thougnt a “dreadfut thing”: tea. 1 It was plan politenrss, she! mald, hecause Jast year when the 'Roviet leader visiled Hyde Park ‘he had to leave without junch.' he told how at Hyde Park 1M@ Khrushchev and Mrs, Karu-! \n ev had had to filch a rg!l! ead) from the ready lunchepn' tabte, he leaving with the plajs. tive explanation: “One for fre, » Mra. Roosevelt, attending a ‘huneheon in her Raner for the! jbencfit af the Wiltwyck School: for Underprivileged Boys, ex-; Ipinined how politeness and Pro-| tocol sometimes get confused. | Last year, she said, when Mr. Khrushchev was visiling under! ‘happicr circoumetances, he asked Ito visit Hyde Park and Jay al twrrath at the grave of Franklin; iD, Roosevelt. The usual difficult lechedule attendant upon such jevenls was planned, with Mrs. {Reoserclt and the Biate Depart- 4) Khrushchev was duc at. the! United Nations and there was! fo time, it was explaincd, “So he got nothing to eat and’ as he was leaving, his wife grabbed a rell and he did and said ‘one for the road.'" Mrs. Roosevelt: reporicd. Like any proper hostess, Mrs. Roosevelt’ has been brooding about this and when = she learned that the Premier again was coming to the United f [her cottage for tunch”the offl- | ; ‘ ith him halked Mr, to tea or luncheon. “He promptly accepted for tea.” she said. and wan enter- tained at) Mrs. Roncevelt's apartment at 45 East Seventy- fourth Street on Ort. 6. And how did she fined the Premier? Very subdued." as 4 had heen wn his visit fo vde Park, she reporied. AMR. she added, this was a grept relief to her, since she did thidk he “behaved simply outrageodgs- ly" during his eisit here. As for talking with the Pre- micr, she said: “We have to face the fact that either all of US are FoOing to die together or we are going to iearn to Hvre J|together and if we Hve together we have tn talk.’ Mrs. Ronsevelt epoke at the ‘jannual $100-a-piate funcheon for the school given in her hon- or by Isaac rman, preti- @ent of Arnold Constable, at the Advertising Club. 23 Park CLIPPING FROM THE ON LATS CITY rT - DATED eee ORLAREED BY MY DIVISIG EDITOR: Shab‘ a2 i w: ‘ment geing over the eniire; . it. Is- : t jeourne hat the Premier's visit Avenue she anid ane was great r > + waute fan. A net bring the United ? . Pa A Lancheon Crisis Nations chiring their meeting. BUFI -104045. , But, when he arrived ane Inatcad he preferred to boast fir late “it warn'| his Sault. aboul Soviet economic progress : Cabal Lege was jate’- the, and she undertook to deflate whole schedule caved in. When some of his predictions with & they returned from the grave few verities, she said. ito the library and Mrs. Roose- . “He never mentioned the ‘ volt made ready to take the U.N. for which I was deeply ‘ witing—rvimicr and hs Jadv io grateful berause I would have ft to have been_rude,” she said. A . i : —ee ee — : MOT PT.CORDED 3 , M9 OCI ZL 1960 meee pect toe ey ee a