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Polish › Primate. Speaks
The Primate of Poland, Cardinal Wyszynski, right, speaks the balcony of the to the crowd in the courtyard from Archbishop's Palace in Warsaw since his release from deten- thanked his now 55. tlon three years ago. The Cardia),
Photo behalf. Express listeners for their prayers on his
Mollet
Rebuffs Soviet Premier
Paris, Nov. 6.
M. Guy Mollet, the French Premier, tonight sent a note to Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, the Soviet Premier, contesting the right of Russia to threaten France about the use of long range weapons.
AGA'S BUST
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READY
Paris Nov. 7
American soulptor Niso T Tregor today put the finish- ing touches on a bust of
the Aga Khan, at Paris studio.
The Ara sui for Tregot five times for one hour at a ime but the sculptor worked the remainder of the time from photographs. Three casts of the bust will be made for the Aga Khan himself, a second for Prince Ali Khan and 11:0 third Гот Princema Andrec.
A
recently did Tregor bust of General Alfred H. Gruenther, Supreme Allied
in Commander
Europe. -France-Predic
Plea For Aid For Hungarian Refugees
Paris, Nov. 7.
Mr Charles II, Jordan, Presi-
dent of the Standing Conterence
"I doubt whether the existing situation can be clarified by the employ
M. Mollet wrote:
ment of threats and evocation of the possibility of long range weapons.
MIXED TORY REACTION TO
CEASEFIRE ORDER But Unlikely Members
Will Vote
Against Government
By FRASER WIGHTON
London, Nov. 6.
Reaction of Conservativ es to Sir Anthony Eden's "cease- fire in Egypt" announcement ranged from
relief among
a majority to anger among some-with no immediate sign that any would vote against the Prime Minister.
There is evidence of generat
Italians Brawl Over Hungary
Rome, Nov, 0. Fist fights, and violent ex- changes of irisulta broke out in the Italian Parlament today when Foreign Minister, Gaetano Martino made an allusion In his speech to recent events in Hungary.
All the other membere of Parliament rost when Hungary was mentioned but the Com- munists remained seated.
In the bitter reeriminations that followed, a Communist member hurled invective at Pietro Nenni, leader of the left- wing Socialist Party, Several
Neo-Fancist members rushed toward the Communist benches and a scuffle began, despite the efforts of ushers to separate the combattants.
France- Presse.
-
According to some Government | governments are seen by many Laler Hagerly said that one
New Delhi, Nov. 6. supporters, the Prime Minister | öbserværs heie us frankly saeri- question discussed at the meet-
The Indian Government is to been unde- considerable acing prestige before the vering WOS that of organising accept the Swis proposal for u pressure from his backbenchers Giet of world opinion a ex-American transportation for the enterence of the United States, In the past few days to bring an pressed in the United Nations proposed United Nations inter- the Soviet Union, Britain, and to situation which
General Assembly. has
Inational police force for the France and India tỏ safeguard been causing mounting concora
Middle East.
sichte, authoritative Sources said. among them.
Certain of them suggested there had been strong divisions of opinion in the Goverment itscil-of which the resignation last week of Mr Anthoas“ Nut- ting. Minister of State at the Foreign Ome«. was only on symptom.
Heart Searchings
relief that they have done so The crisis in Hungory was also The sources oid that India rather than adhere strictly to oxomined by President Elven was in favour of all initiatives the declared intention of seizing shower and his advisers.--Reuter | which might reduce tension, →→ the towns of Ismaltia and Suez & France-Presse.
Franco-Presse, in addition to Fort Sald.
The military action against Egypt has been freely attacked bry many Cetlon of British onion since It was first on- nouticed a week ago,
Seven thousand people who These courees belle,ed tugay attended a Labour rally in Lon- four-hour Cabinet meeting pro-don tonight were told by Miss ducert a culmination of there Margaret" Horison, Member of anxious heart starchings.
Parliament an member of the
A proportion of the "Suez party's national executive that group of Conservatives who the cessoflre news was ‘a vie- have enthusiastically supported torious event for us.”
the policy of military interven-
| ilon in Egypt was clearly angered fund dissatisfied with Sir Anthony
Eden's statement,
Tapete revoli against
'Won Round'
F Some saw the development as Sir Tom Williamson, President fresh boost for Colonel Nasser's of the eight million strong Trades prestige.
Union Congress, said that "the But there was no Immediate arousing of public opinion over Indication that any organised the last seven days by the the Labour movement has resulted Minister was browing in the announcement of a cease- though among the Labour fire at midnight tonight.
the view was held
Griffiths, Mr James
deputy opposition that the Prime Minister
leader of the parly, was cheered climbed down."
Anthony gained n 69 when he said that Labour had in the been fighting for the "fair name majority for his polley
of Britain" and that "we have House of Commons last week, won the first round"
rousing ovation from most of his sup- porters after his statement.
and tonight got
had
But the Labour opposition is expected to put down a fresh censure motion at A1 carly also mom which will test afresh "On the other hand, doubt whether the Soviet Gov- the extent of the Prime Minis
authority (er's backing. the ernment has oll necessary to express pity about innocent blood when, owing to this same government, this blood Hun- ls spreading in floods In gary."
three-page_nole
as soon
0
Later, in the to Marrhat Bulganin the French Premier said: "In the Middle East France is ready to accept a definitive ceasefire similar determination is ex- pressed by Israel and Egypt and international scon
as the force decided upon by the United Notions is in a position to cLITY out the task allotted to it." - Reuter.
na
Three Rebels
Killed
Fully Attained
In
+ announcing ceasefiro before the conditiona of last week's Anglo-French ultimatum Egypt were Aally attained, both
RED MEETING
BANNED
President Eisenhower today issued a statement in Washing-
welcoming ton
the heartily announcement of the ceasefire.
The White House spokesman said that President Eisenhower had been given the news of the ceasefire by the British Prime Minister himself.
Over Phone
The spokesman said that Sir Anthony told Eisenhower of the ceasefire over the transatlantic telephone at 1286 hours.
The
It was President. Eisenhower who made the phone call. White House spokesman, James Hagerty, sald the President had returned to Washington at short notice after casting his vote in elections at
Paris, Nov. 6. The French Ministry of the the presidential Interior tonight banned a Com-Gettysburg. munist meeting to be staged on
At 1245 the President called n Paris sports Wednesday In
a special meeting of his prin stadium to commemorate the elpal advisers. The announced 39th
to anniversary of the October object of this meeting was Revolution.
ensure the fullest possible The French police said that
American support for any mea the meeting had been banned Algiers, Nov. 0. because of disturbances to public sure to bring about a ceasefire
in the Middle East. Three Algerian rebels were order which the meeting and reported killed and several others expected counter-demonstrations captured today in clashes with would inevitably provoke. - French troops in the Inst 24 France-Presse, lours.
No casualties were reported among troops who also scized
arms, munitions, food supplies and military equipment and clothing in the operations.
of Voluntary Agencies, working Rebels cut several roads and for refugees, tonight appealed burned tobacco sheds and
for private and inter-govern-pharmacy in the Kabylla area- mentel aid for the Austrian France-Presse.
Government in the "titanic Job"
of meeting the sudden influx of
10,000 Hungarian refugees.
Mr Jordan, gald the help al.
flowing
into Austria
rendy
affèctivo
SEVEN KILLED
a
Bagdad Pact Talks
Teheran, Nov. 6. The Prime Minister of Fakis- tan, Hussain Shahidi Buhrawardy, arrived today to attend the Bagdad Pact conference dis- cusing the Middle East situm- BOIK
to
Premiers of the four Musilm.
represented - were Kather tomorrow. Representa-
Rabat, Nov. 8. "should be utilked in a more Five French soldiers and two powers
fashion officers were killed on Moroccan co-ordinated
than
an has been possible hitherto territory today during an attacktives of Pakistan, Iran, Iraq and Mar Jordan, on his return from on French food convoy by an Turkey zatt leday for the socond closed session on the situation, દી visit to Vienna, said that armed band, a French army with Shah Mohammed Re
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Pahlavi of Iran and President done for the refugees.
Another thres French soldiers Izkander 'Mirza of › Pakistan "But the facilities and man- power, of the Austrian Govern- were wounded and a fourth was hoading the conférence.
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