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THE · CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1956.

Now Fears Of Starvation

FOOD STOCKS

IN BUDAPEST

RUNNING LOW

Vienna, Nov. 7.

Refugees arriving here from Hungary today said the fear of wholesale starva- tion now looms over Budapest where rebel pockets were reported to be carrying on their struggle against overwhelming Soviet forces.

Refugees reaching. Austria said food had been scarce before the uprising, since when there had been little chance for larders to be restocked.

of

A total curfewe

wra clamped and Pearunts Government <own by the Russions when | Hungary." and his Foreig they launched their all-out at- Minister, Jure Horvath. thek four days ugo to over-

1 Tepudiated previous ples throw the new government of for Ualted Nations netion from Mr Imre Nagy, now thought to Hore Nagy who held

the pre- be in Russian hands. Since then ship of Hungary briefly the shops have been closerl, last week.

Russian

troops are looting and

cable come as the Gen- į The plundering Builapest. One re- eria Assembly was preparing to fugee said he #w Aquat of luke up the question of Rus- fuasion soldiers break into the

sian troops crushing the Hun- Egyption Legation in broad garlan revolt

BOOTY as it Huished! daylight on Monday afternoOD,

Its debute on the Their loot included the spare Middle

East

situation. clothes of the Minister him- "The Revolutionary Workers self.

End Peasants Government of Hungary dectures that Imre-

Radios Quiet

No one dues venture out to end the wounded lying with The dead in the strecta he

added

Rebel radios, for the past four days practically the only source of insurgent news, were today strangely quiet. Not one mortored rebel broadens!

Was

here.

But Russian broadcasts from Hungary urged

rebets to lay down their arms and provide indirect admission that Soviet troops and armour were sil meeting opposition,

Observers

the here

AB

Nagy's requests to the United Nations have no legal force and cannot be considered as requests emanating from Hungary on state," the Kadar-Horvath cable Bold:

Exclusive

ut the

Workers ob-

Demonstrations Against Russia In Rome DIPLOMAT

Students demonstrating in support of the Hungarian revoit parade in the streets of Thousands of students took part in Home before attacking the Soviet Embassy with stones.

the demonstration. There was a clash with police, and neveral of the demonstrators trore

inken into enstody --London Express Photo.

PROTESTS IN MOSCOW

Moscow, Nov. 7.

The Swedish Ambassador In Moscow, Mr Rolf Sohl

man, has officially protested against demonstrations which · violated the extra- territorial status of the Bri- tish and French Embassies in Moscow.

Mr Sohlman, who is the doan of the diplomatic corps In Moscow, made an oflefal verbal protest to the Soviet Foreign Affairs Ministry yesterday, after he had been Informed of the violation by the United States Ambassa- dor in Moscow, Mr Charles Bollen, and asked for mea- sures to be taken to profeet. diplomats in Moscow.

The Soviet Furelyn Affairs Ministry replied that such measures had already been | taken.-France-Presse,

Millions Of Democrats HOOVER LIBERTY

Voted

For Ike

New York, Nov. 7.

The Democratic victory in yesterday's election serves only to underline the overwhelming triumph of Mr Eisenhower in the presidential race.

The Revolutionary

For it means that millions of the politen opponents of the and Peasants Government jects

Own parly crossed categorically to any dis President's cussion

suld question party lines to vote for him and either by the Security Council then returned to the party fold or by the General Assembly be when it was a question of elect- cause that question is within ng other individuals to public the exclusive jurisdiction or the office. Hungarian People's Republic."

150 means that these broke away from the Assembly had been pre-millions

pattern Russian broadcasts showed that pared to meet at 2000 GMT to rigid "straight ticket"

Russians and

tackle the Hungarian question. of voting, breakaway" which the claim that Hungarians were fighting to-But it substituted the

Middle could have consequences of pro- situation at common East

the against the

Inat found significance for the future reactionary terms was being minute when u morning session of both political parties.

failed to complete action dropped.

said

The

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BRITAIN'S STRONG PROTEST

London, Nov. 7. Britain today lodged a strong protest with Indo- nesia on the anti-British de-

took

The

name of Janes Kadar, [setting up an lulernational police head of the Soviet-backed Com- force.

Several delegations planned

In the north, President Eisenmonstrations which munist Governmtat set up on

10 press for tun emergency hower's victory tenda in this place in Djakaría today. Sunday as the Russians atlack-

Hungarian way to undermine the influence of the old big city's "new deal" party machine so far as the

com presidential election corned, without changing their intense power in the choice of other officials, from senators will down.

ALL HONG KONG WILL THUNDER WITH EXCITEMENT!ed Budapest, was rarely used. Bession RICHARD WIDMARK IS BACK IN HIS GREATEST ROLE! There have been no reliable re-situation tonight.

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A small group of Hungurbani rebels are holding out against the Russians at a frontier post near Nickelsdorf, Austria.

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Boycott

In Paris no representatives of the British, Canadian and United States embassies attend a reception to be given

18

In the south, it should hasten

at the Soviet Embassy tonight the still very gradual movehome

away from the one-barty Anstem

to mark the 30th anniversary of which has chinitatea that area the October Revolution.

No official reason was given but it was understood that the boycott was due to events in

ever since the days of civil war und reconstruction. That systera unshakable Was given

|

southern Conservatives a pecu Hungary

On the French side, no-one lir hegemony over the Deme- will attend from the office of cratic Party, irrespective of the prusi- ideology of Democratic the Premier, M. Guy Mollet.

dents.

here ing up

Ro-

genera-

The Foreign Office announced that the Marquess of Reading, Minister of State, expressed to the Indonesian Ambassador, Dr Her Majesty's R. Government's grave concern at the failure of the Indocsian Government to provide adequate and fitnely frotation against the actions of a mob in Djakarta, Which today set on fire the in- foration office of Her Majesty's Embassy there"

General Put-Commissioner

WARNING

A Foreign Office spokesman said this move followed other protests made by the British Ambassador Djakarta, Me the Dermott McDermott, to At their backs, on the fourth

The French Foreign Ministry Republicans in the south, cer Ruslan Adduigand, and by the Indonesian Foreign Minister is the Austrión frontier.

will be represented only by its Monitor of anti-Communist

Director of Protocol, M. De La toin of defeat, have for

for sald Radio Free Europe

Chauvinlere,

tions been accustomed to Munich

a rather half-hearted Southeast Asia, Sir Robert Scott, tonight thai the The Interior Ministry

the Indonesiar Consul- Communist-controlled station has banned a Communist Party

against struggle

Democratie to and congressional General in Singapore. radio Miskolc reported today rally which was

to have been presidential that "foscist bandils" had con- held in the Velodrome Dhiver, candidates. But President Eisen- tinued to ravage the countrice Paris's biggest sports stadium, was broken into the solid

hower In two succesalvo elec

seld of Dorsod, Aboug, Zemplen,

en, to celebrate the October

Foreign Office officials more deeply the British destroying railroad

south, this time

Ambassador's pro- in test was the second within 24 statiems.

over. It now seems railway

(In Copenhagen the Danish than

that the Republicans hours. It

In fact had also entered the areas of the Prime Minister, Mr H. C. Han- evitable

of Miskolc city monitors

and all members of the will start building up serious bounced yesterday that anti- to British demonstrations were Said the in- Government have declined to political organisations there.

the Radio Roka this morning attend a Russian Embassy recep-

and warned The consequences of this could take place, surgent to the holding our son to celebrate the revolution, be of

profound and far-Indonesian Government that it for would be held responsible of but two officials will represent reaching significance. Budapest. Soviet losses are the Government.

the protection of British lives serious,

London (In

and propwety. Another insurgent station, Foreign Office will not be Radio Rakoczy, addressed urgent represented appehls for help to President Embassy reception tonight to Eisenhower and to members of mark the anniversary "In view the United Nations.

of recent events," a spokesman said today).

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It was also pointed out at the; The two parties would start

votes. Foreign Office that in Indonesia competing-seriously for There would arise a compell--as in Moscow-meetings can tion for the votes of Negroes, not take place without Göyern--| millions of whom are at pre-meat approval,

sent excluded from the polis

by various devices in this area.

The Indonesian Foreign Minis- The anti-Negro restrictions ter gave the Ambassador an assurance but, it is old, when would soon disappear. the Com-

(In Ollawn the Canadian government puppet

Another result would be the the mob advanced on the Em- of Hungary

hus UN Government

decided fold

disappearance of the control busy carty this morning, the Secretary-General Dag Ham-boycott tonight's Soviet Embassy over congressional committees buildings were not adequately mareksold tonight that the vodka-and-caviar observance of

by southern members of Cot protected... United Nations has no bus- the anniversary

Krews. At present, 'because in- The police and the fire brigade ness discussing the Hungarian Louis St

(The Prime Minister, Mr dividual Democrats are returned.

MFG: mrived on the spot only after time after time to safe seals, the mob had tert. The rioters morning the southerners tend to as then attacked the Ambassador's A cable 10 Hammarskjold Cabinet meeting that no one cumulate seniority which gives residence, the Frerich Embassy. was signed Jointly by Janos | will ́offelally represent Canada | them the chairmanship of many and 14h0 - British Club--France- Kadar, Soviet-installed Premier at the reception) China Mall key committees, China" "Mail Freaker of the "Revolutionary · Worivers Special, United Pres de Reuter. Special.

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