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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956.

THAT DINNER

YOU havé, in the last two days, read on this page the first complete report of the dinner at which Bulganin and Krushchev met the Socialists of Britain. Now follows an analysis of the resulting political explosion-and its ellect on the future of the Socialists.

The

T was the morning after.

air was black with political bang-

over.

Krushchev, still in a towering rage with the Socialists, arrived with Bulganin at Downing Street to resume talks with Sir Anthony Eden.

AL THE Fe staried to speak of the He insults he trad received at the dinner. spoke with such vehemence that some pre sent feared that this was the end

of the Talles, the end

الناس

of the

Krushchev wat in full fight. Wie grunted

nstvo," which is him hislinesa”; he said that it that was the Socinitel Parly he would be a Tay of he em to live in Britain

He thanked his stors that he did not have to deal with the Socialists but with his friends The Tories,

Sir Anthony seized this opp e tunity to turn Away wrath Skilfully he got the Russians to teolin down and sit down The

talks went on.

Bat Krushehey was still be de Hing. He and Bulgunin went on to Westminster to take tunch. with 40 MPN in the private (residence Mr Speaker. Ou-

prssifice leaders were present

HAMSTVO, HE

BAYS

UNCH over, Bulganin wns

making the usual, pleasant witty "thank you" speech: W49 saying that they would like to Lesume again, When Krushchev The Brm clearly envisages growled: “And 1 hope the Labour space night by manned rockets Party will be more amiable next

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The historie advertisement for those job at I almost certain- by the would's first for

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It may be the dist hint that

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There was silence

chev.

WORLD COPYRIGHT RESERVED

The Grand Inquisition

HAVE THE

SOCIALISTS ALREADY

LOST THE ELECTION

NEXT

io

70, he came under pressure tako a back sent. He may be rosontful, for he Is young in heart. But he was representing a substantial weight of opinion when he said thk--

"Some of us were anxious not 10 apologise to tho

Rusalan leaders but to express our regret any misunderstandings

It

ì

Krushchev

shouted "Niet.

Niet, Niet."

George Brown's

hand dropped

to his side...

GEORGE BROWN: Man with a carping conscience

Devant, funny to speculate into which

o! the Kremlin wastepaper baskets it might be hurled.

<lict

votes from Mr Mi George Brown, the man Left-wing Bevan ruther well, the 600,000 whu

"May that internal balance of the part had was thinking again. had shouted

For these two are the forgive you," went up to Krush.. shifted.

Mr Bevan had strongly opponents

For strongwet

Trea- championed Mr Waleon at the coming struggle for the surership.

dinner on the issue dear to him os chairman of the party's inter- that Beenuse no Socialist could any national sub-commitice: lenger claim, as the party issue of the Imprisoned Social

election, that Democrats. in the 1945 port can

best speak to Left," the party's chances at the next election might well be endanger-

d.

in

the

He said he was

guing out of Landon and 50

would not be able to attend the Russians" party at Claridges that night.

He said he was sorry, he would Hesitant not be seeing the oquin. He

| laughter The most of the 40 would like to take at oppor

hosis grinned. And Krushchev's hailty of saying 'goodbye. mon face showed a sille in acknowledgment.

un-

Te held out his hand. Krush-

Because Krushchev was This development will be

chey flushed and shouted: "Niet forgiving, the entire now the big surprise for the Astronomer But Krushchev was still boil-

niet. niet." Mr Brown's band

of world Communism to co- Royal, Dr Richard von der Biet ing The party moved into the dropped to his side.

co-operate with exit with and Woolley, who only four months Speaker's drawing-room with

probably Socialist Partics—was ago said that space-travel is the world boss of Communism

ulready in reserse to some distant "utter bilge."

still multering about "humstvo, "

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MEETING IN

GLOOM

wig a

occurred.

"That view was rejected, ond It was thought that the Incident had closed.

"H

*NOW IT IS

REVIVED*

❝OWEVER, it was revived by Mr Gaitskell when he spoke on television and com- plained about the ignorance of the Russian leaders and pro- tended that the trouble aro90 because of Mr Krushchev's pro- vocation,

"I say quite deliberately that that does not represent tho fucts."

ot

Mr Shinell then spoke of Mr Gaitskell's Justification Mr Brown as a joker. He point- ed out that it was fool-hardy in the midst of vital talks to try out a wit which might be mis- understood by statesmen of other countries.

affeci

Bul added Mr Shinwell, he did

not belleve all this would the prospects of the Socialist Party. On which point, the crux of the issue, there carne a powerful voice la contradic. tion.

Sir Charles Trevelyan, who was a Minister in the first two Governments of 1924 at B5 has

As Bulganin and Krushchev Socialist sailed away in their cruiser, and 1929, and who

restless Socialists used witnessed the entire growth of the their private thoughts into open Manchester Guardian.

the Socialist Party, wrote to the And the main discus- debate.

all others, overwhekning slut, had become just this. What

He attacked performance

The

the "deplorablu of the Labour leaders at their dinner with the Russian statesmen.”

He went

on: The

Labour

Mr Bean as treasurer? That harm, if any, had been done to

further their electoral prospects? alone

spur to

ut fears were spreading. The action.

implications

and worldwide electoral defeat

The leaders of the National leaders threw away their God- Communist hostility, as yet un-

Executive and The Shadow given opportunity to discussed,

Cabinet were evenly divided in Russiana' spurs to action,

their views.

were none

the less

JUST ONE

WAY OUT

way

oul

perhaps just onc all the per- of

I was the group which had KRUSHCHEV bore down on a

group of Socialist leudera, sat near Mr George Brown-in THERE Was

Dr Edith SUMUTAT- particular Again be talked of "hamstvo" skill and union leader Jack plexities-and the worried execu- again he said it was impossible Cooper who raised the matter five took it.

deal with the Socialists;

They that, given the of their embarrassment. again he sold choice, he would be a Tory.

All this was said within the hearing of Ministers who did their U-best to mask their salis-

angry with Mr Brown- were und yet they could no! push matters too far. Both are anti-

Bevanite.

i

A deputation

Mr Hugh Gaitskell, the leader, Mr James Grifiths, the deputy leader, Mr Groch, the chairman, Edwin and Mr Morgan Phillips, the

would call Mr Cooper had already put in secretary.

on the Thus on Wednesday morning, such a streng report to the chiefs Russians. with tensions

faction.

rising in

the of the General and Municipal

party,

the Nalictral Executive Workers that it was now doubt- met in gloom. The repercus- ful if their 600,000 votes would for sions were plein and threefold, ga for Mr Brown as treasurer, In this order of immediacy:-

1

And Mr Sam Watron who, as Because Right-wing Brown a miners' had come out of it badly and done his

There was to be no apology Issue of the ruising the priseners, but there would be s definite arsurance of goodwill.

leader, had always If hatmeny could be restored best to keep another before Krushchev and Bulganin left the country then several

PLAYED "NO SPEAK"

FOR 65

YEARS

By EDWARD OAKLAND

His

cols

bags.

would be back in their

It was the only hope.

Mr Phillips made the arrange- ment with Mr Malik, the Soviet Ambassador; and on Thursday morning

four Socialist leaders were at Claridges. Krushchev was still bolling.

the

But

For half an hour he threw recrimination and abuse at the

four missionaries.

"Who is this George Brown?” Krushchev, "I never We asked knew such people existed. haven't seen them in Russla for

30 years."

offer the friendly

co-operation. by the next Labour Govern- The more optimistic held that ment in banning the hydrogen

២៣៦, the toughness in standing up to will, I am certain, diminish the Their deplorabic failure Krushchev would capture many chicces of Labour winning the "foaling" voters.

The others, including the most sensitive, thought that the dis-

POCKET CARTOON by OSBERT LANCASTER

C

مو

"One hates to have to say it, my dear, but the whole trouble arose from the fact that the Labour Party are not one hundred percent UJ!”

by

next olection."

Some Socialists held out the hope that Krushchev would cim down, forgive and forge.

But all the way back to Moscow he must have been still

If bolling.

not, then Mir. Galtskell's remarks may have been reported to him on arrival.

And by this time, whatever had been Bulgrein's uneasy re- actions in Britain, he was now bolling with Krushchev or-no matter simulating his boss's high temperature.

A TRIUMPH

FOR EDEN

OR Bulganin's first speech back on Russian soll, said: "strtogo as it may

Beem,, the only organisation which tried to spoil our visit was the Labour Party." He accused the Socialist leadership of having made use of meetings with him and Krush- chev to make ant-Soviet slate- ments.

He added resoundingly: "ILS executive committee met with the rebuff it deserved."

So that was that.

What next?

The

Socialist

Party may expect garlands from the West European Paries in the Socialist International, of

which Mr Morgan Phillips is

r- chairman,

MAN who stopped talking for 18 years was released from the State prison of Oklahoma recently. silence was a self-imposed punishment for his crime. He was convicted of killing his wife and three children, and sentenced to life imprisonment. From the day of his trial to the day he came up for parole he did not utter a word.

1: appeared courtesy shown at the dinner Then, suddenly,

would be Such a fent of silence is rare, but not without prece-tre, as one of the leaders sald British hasts

that "the bear always membered, anyway. dent. The brother of an old man who died in New York later,

But, more important, Eden

may bo some years ago revealed that although the pair had shared smiles in the end." Blg smiles.

States the, Unlied a tiny cabin eince they were young men, they had not For the next 15 minutes Krush- would be bound to declare at the regarded with approval through

chev pumped the hands of the next chetlon that only the Tories

America... Socialists.

could talk easily enough to the spoken for 62 years.

Russians to ensure world stabili. But the nutsarice value of ty and world peace, ·

Communiats in Western Europe

Their silence was brought about by a quarrel, The 'brothers divided their single room in half with a chalk line and vowed never to cross into the other's territory.

Marital tiffs are commonplace, but the "sulks" seldom last for more than a few hours. A Frenchman, however, took the matter to extremes after expressing a violent dislike for the design of his bride's pyjamas. He pleaded with her to change them, but she refused. That was 14 years ago, and he has not spoken a word to her since.

In a Sydney divorce court it was alleged that a husband's only words to his wife in eight years were: ""You are not naked, are you?" The remark, said the wife, was made to her when she asked her husband for money to buy clothes.

•WE'RE NOT

FORGIVEN*

The Socialist Party

out

of

The recently

inter

That view was shared by Me will be ingated. Harry Pollitt, leader of the abolished Cominfom, British Communists, who said in national agency of the leading a rage that Transport House had non-Asian Communist Parties, "already made a gift of the next may be revived. Another election to Eden."

Above all, Russia may confis

CORDIAL farewells

invitation to visit Russia, And the Secialists left braming. Mr Galtskell, however, was all her alma of co-existence with All except the shows Mr More for toughntas. He went straight Britain to the British Right. And appears to be so, the gan Phillips, who whispered to on to commercial TV to declare if that Mr Callskell: "You know, ho's that George Brown's interven- Socialists may well have lost the not forgiven us really."

tions were meant as a joke, that next election. Krushchev Was ✡ "fanatical

and In Mr. Phillips's pocket all Communist,"

that what

Conclusion? Because of what.. him rested a copy of the 1st of 120 struck

about the he did and said and because of Social Democrats believed goled Russian

their what the Socialists did and silic

the visit of Bulganin and KruLARI»| in Iron Curtain countries. This "orrible ignorance.” was the list which Krushchev

choy must be regarded as 25 AL

Itt. Hon. Sir

most

leaders

Was

.

side the party.

The wife said they had lived happily together for 19 yaer until 1944, when her husband moved Into a back room, ignored her, nover spoke, left housekeeping money on the table and refused to eat with the family. She won a divorce for desertion, had spluttered over and waved. That caused one explosion in- triumph and the apoges of the

aside at the dinner..

It may have career caused another in Moscow. Mr Phillips had taken it along

Mr Emanuel Shinwall, who in the hope of a friendly and natural interlude. He was going had bually collected all expres to pass it over pretty nors stons of resentment on the back- On January 1, 1800, Adelo Informed her family that sho chalantly. But, despite the benches, took the platform at would never sponk to anyone again. She kept her vow in apite pump-handling, he eased that Barrow-in-Furness to of caseless efforts by her father to make her apeak. She died the tension was still there... In 1918, having maintained a complate vocal allence for 65 years.

Jilted lovers are apt to resort to perpetual silence to hide a broken heart. Adele Hugo, daughter of the renowned author, Victor Hugo, at the fashion in this regard. She fell in love with the son of an English clergyman, but he deserted her.

It was deelded to awält

of tho

Anthony Eden.

THE 'END

THIS REPONT? bás:

castigate

A

hi leader. Here was a spit of been edited by JOHN now significance Right Wing MATHER, in co-operation, versus Right Wing.

with... TREVOR" EVANS,

The wife of a District Attorney in Vermilion took her husband "favourable opportunity to for

Now. Mr Bainwell has been DEREK MARKEPADA. at his word when he told heri. "Be quiet woman, you talk non- ward the Hat, to Moscow through

HEEY mones!! She remained allent until her death 30 years later, Mr. Mallic Nobody thought I rebellious since, at the agro WILLIAM ****

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