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AMONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1956.
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DAKS Whiteaways
KADAR MAKES MORE PROMISES TWAS
Broken Promises Prepared To Negotiate On.
Is
would be quite wrong tu
say that Mr Janos Kache ba forfeited What Jitiko trust and respect he com manded in Hungary follow. ing this nbdución or
Imre Nagy on Friday: AL
Кабаг
commandeu
de ver
any respect or cruat, VX- cept from is Hussion masters, Now he has earned himself wheer contempt for the way in which he, or the Soviet authorities through him, and Mr Nagy arrested i
8000 as he left the anctuary of The Yugerlay Embassy.
Mr Nagy was not "arrested",
old. He
we are
"volun-
tarily left the country
Humania, according to 31 Kadar, by allowing himseli
to be surrounded by Soving officials and troops when expressly he
avoid by staying int the Yugoninv Embassy, and then accompanied them to{
in Budapest. Who is Mr.
NAGY'S RETURN, FREE
ELECTIONS,
WITHDRAWAL
OF RUSSIAN TROOPS
Vienna, Nov. 25.
Yugoslav Embassy with 40 sup Hungary's Soviet-backed gov-porters on Thursday, and said ernment today agreed to nego- by Yugoslav officials to have tiate on the Budapest Workers' been abducted by the Russians. Council demands, which they The Hungarian government still have maintained unwaveringly claims that he has gone to Rumania all through the general strike
Mr Kadar himself said today
at his own request.
Budapest radio said Mr Kadar
including the return of Mr Imre "the fact that Mr Nagy has left the Nagy as Prime Minister, free country does not mean that he is in clections, and withdrawal of exile." the Soviet Kommandatura Russian troops. Kadar trying to fool? MF Budapest radio announced also told workers' representatives in obviously that the Janos Kadar government Budapest's parliament building that had now accepted these de- the present government "cannot give in" and it would not be changed until mands "as a basis for negotia-
peace and order were restored. tions.'
He also declared that then "we But there was still no news can sit down and discuss" economic
since he
Nagy Was forcibly taken to wherever he has gone-Rumania or Russia--and will not be allowed binck until the Hussians consider it gun. venient.
E may not even be allowed.
HE
1
Washington Worried By Syrian Build-up
+
Washington, Nov. 25. United States officials today voiced deep concern over the possibility of a new Middle Eastern explosion sparked by Syria.
Experts on Middle Eastern Affairs feared that an incident along the Syrian-Israeli border might cause a new conflict in the area.
fear now
Syria has been making trouble in the area and is believed to be following a more pro-Soviet lino than Egypt was prior to the British-French-Israeli attack.
There is no
consultations that, gan
an Joint Syria alone could luutch a faction, the broaderst added," successful large-scale aggres- Local sources here suld the sins
But the Arab ration Syrian Chief of Staff arrived in might be goaded into action by. Amman today to meet his Jor- › the Soviet Union, which is lobk-danian Opposite number.- Ing for excuses to increase its | United Press. influence in the Middle East.
AMERICAN CANAL PILOT SEIZED
Port Said, Nov. 25. An American Suez Canal ·
back at all. Mr Nagy 1s of the whereabouts of Mr Nagy, and other demands put forward by formis, was spotted by a French
apparently to be used as a pawn to get the Hungarian workers back to work and the people to end their ro Bistance, Mr Kadar, has intimated that Mr Nagy's return will depend upon the restoration of
Inw and order. He may allow the impression to take root that
command unless his
obeyed, an even more terrible fate will overtako the late Premier.
It can safely be predicted
Will nol
even if
MT
missing
Speeding Up Entry Of
UN Forces
Into Egypt
Port Said, Nov. 25.
left
the the Council.
The United States has eviil- of large-scale delivery ot Communist arms to Syria over "n, considerable period of time,"
sources have estimated that
Syria gets about two silip- loads of Red arms, a week, plus Sovel instructate. American
high. But to arias are being officials believe this estimate is delivered in important que tities.
THREE DANGERS
Syria is regarded as ́asking for trouble in these ways:
pilot was seized by the Bri- tish last night when he tried to sail from here to Cairo in a native sailboat.
The pilot,, Cheater Holland Jr of Newport Beach, Cill-
helicopter and forced to retum here Holland, who was dressed The Workers Council has do-; fore they left for Itumanis and to
as a fisherman, went barefooting manded information
he have people visit them there.
and wore a tattered coat for his matter, telling the Prime Minis- He sold one of the visitors
and trip. tor that it withes to send (aj might have killed Nogy
"I wanted to go to Cairo and delegation to sto Mr Nagy. then the crime would have been
Members of the Council and blamed on the Kader Govern- organise the pilots shape for our International association of Suck they had no intention of giving ment.
the governingit | Canal pilots, ind üleo get money: "Naturally up the demand for Mr Nigy's
has no
desire to take action teen the Egyptian government return to obice.
against Nagy and his friends - to pay pilota stranded in Part for the great responsibility they said," he said, "All other pilots and Rustia on violation of the bear," Kadar sald. There not trapped beca, nagu ber promise of freedosh, and safety
tro
Belgrade expected early an- swers to its protest to Hungary
.
for Mr Nagy when became out / Teamblility" heireferred to wid
of sanctuary.
He
다.
It is adopting an increas- pro-Soviet political line which, indicakes it may becorve a. Soviet satellite. Syria la fof- lowing the Moscow fine in the United Nations by refusing to goodman the Soviet Retion in Hungary and. In fact, teslag to diphert eldention from the Kuan- garini vitun lock,
ON AN
It is going out of its way to shin qua trouble, mauder the
| Auros", camp. „TOS VALSENT
thave was a chargo-thir boring Test, had, andić
It is permitting the pre-
British and French mili-Sates knew about the Hungarian would not help of Nagy and metres southwest of Port Soviet "techinkolana" "in"-_ Byria,
now
The commander of the Unlied Nations emergency force, General E.L.M. Burns, made the arrange ment in a three-hour meeli. g today with General Sir Charlta Keightley, overall commander
"not
volt,"
only students took part in the re-
Kelar did not cite the Dulles
Hungarians locked in a "total strike" were demanding Nagyi return as Premier. But his ro statemeri and it was not clear moval by the Russians apparent
out even his ly rules
mico participation in the government.
ir. Budapest to what he refèr-
But he said: red.
"They (the US) knew in ad- vance of the events in Hun- gary
Pledge Renewed
well on
He
* He did" "cot two other rovo Vialai Nagy- Danaal / administration waded '
mambons hot thre, Egyptian Suez In his speech" Radar suge gested broadly that the United would not help Hung eboard the Harucen (anting boat)
It to consolidatė.
at the village of Kerpouthi, three sence "of simble, numbers ar The in advance and helped his followers uprising
departure
to а friendly said. He said the tiny craft presumably to train the Syrians to foment it.
Kadar said a statement by country naturally does not mean slipped by the guard and was in use of
In use of Red Arms. éxile." Kadar said. Allan Dulles head of American
its way through the US officials are watching for The Premier made no
Dinkes when it was spotted by a any signs that Syria might go sectary of St indicates ference whatsoever of the possi-French helierpfer, which signal-too far and provoke Israel into
State," that
Nagy entering the pro- fed it to return. i bility of
a! Low" "preventive . action” on Indignant mised coalition government,
PUT IN STOCKADE
followed against pattern Egypt at the end of October. On
British
There have troops return,
been border picked up Holland, farez, the Egyptien Sucz Canal by either side as an excuse to Moahsen incidents which could be used
Gnance officer, a third employee | start trouble. of the company and the fisher-
Some officiais believe Syria is man who owed the boat.
Holland said they were ques-failing under control of L-Col. toned by Scottish soldiers, then Abdel Hamid Seraj, chief of tossed in a stockade and Arally Syrian Army Intelligence. It his British Intelll-infiuence increases, the feeling questioned by
ince mer.
la that Syria would becomo eveĽ Holland said he was released | inore pro-Soviet than it is now. WourD
Kadar's statement
about 8 o'clock last night and United Press. the on
himi. His passport returned to of
prospect of a government coalf-rea'ored,
Holz and the other two Egyp- airlift on
The rest of his speech was including non-Communist
s were held in the stockade the mintar curified spiculation that Cor
Cevated to 1 Ruslan-style overnight and then released.
Meanwhile, the, such a broadening of the gov-recapitulation of the Hungarian
the Egyptian ermanent was imminent.
uprising, Katar admit ed that Suez Canal, administration here the fight workers had tegld. | mode funds available today for mate grivances.
he said the partial pay of the pilots to "forces from outside" exercised › case their Anncial distress. influence" on: They also paid on estimated A "tremendous them.
2,000 cemer labcuters on the In addition to Kadar, Minister Coral a small amount each to
lide them over of State Gyorgy Marosan
until more money la sent from Cairo,
United Pres3,
however that Nagy is allowed back, he will never be allowed to rule the country again, no tary commanders today matter what Mr Kadar says, approved the movement of The titular Premier of
United Nations forces Hungary is not a man to be believed. Now he promises directly into Port Sald by to hold talks with striking ship to speed up replace workers naming three or ment of the Anglo-French four plausible subjects as troops
holding
the "basis for negotiations". North end of the Suez Almost in the next breath, Canal. be anys.
the Government
in" "Kive
to varlous
demand. workers' What are the workurs nak ing but that he should? If the workers are wise, they will try to continue their strike unti Mr Kadar lenves the Government and Mr Nagy is restored. Not until ten and recta nly not when Mr Kadar gives them verbal promise to this effect Can they feel secure. worker shouki realise the promised talks are a subter- fuge to gain the present teme time to consolida.e with the help of power Soviet Forces. What Mr. Nadar is doing is probably organising another plot, this time to crush the workers' resistance.
31
This
of the Anglo-French opera lon.
He asked permission for ships to move directly into Port Sald with UN troops. allow quicker moverent troops than the present
hu Suweir ulrport In Egyptian-held
of Canal.
section The
YUGOSLAV TROOPS LA-GO- Sir Hugh Sockwell, commander of the Anglo-French force here, reported the agree- ment tonight.
Head 700 Yugoslav troopa in three shups would lend here on Thursday in the first trans- fer of UN forces by sea.
General 5.octw #id
the
Kadar's promise
to broaden 14 Ruverwent was broadcast ir. the part of the speech sum-
mar:sed by a
cer
woman announ-
Heavy Going
For the past 10 days Kodar has been negotiating with leaders misdle-road —– Small- holders Party and the Petoen
of the
Party, the former Nation
meating In his
the with
alro Workers Cotinell Kadar reiterated his pied go that Russian troope would withdraw fom Hungary-but only after the strike is ered and order
But
and
al Peasants. But the negoílations | Industry Minister Antal Apro proved heavy going spparently attended the meeting. because The non-Communist The Budapest Workers Coun- dil was joined by Trade Union IcadeRouler & United Press.
Party leaders were rot sufficient-
to-
by right-minded”.
Heading off strike leaders" quc ions about the Late of
fer the
In
Asylum Demand
Warsaw, Nov. 25.
The Polish National Jour-
Envoy's House Attacked
TWICE the Russian have day's talks concurrated on
given undertakinga In UN buildup and did aos 80 Hungary in recent weeks Into actin. 10 jans which they could not keep. | Anglo-French withdrawal. Pre- former freedom Premier" Imre Hew CAD Hungary ever Vadu interests by the Allied Nagy, Kadar sald in his speech;
Landon, Nov, 25, trust them or their stooges? | Command have trillested the "Imre Nagy and his group.
Calro radio reported that ex- As expressed the desire to leave thes Congress today passed & plosives were thrown today In Aud must the people's withdrawal will take place
resolution demanding that PoBeirut at the house of Mr G. H resolve to be rid of this fast on the UN units move in. country","
Ind Norwegian troops already
ve asylum to
Former Middleton, British Ambascador ruel tyranny be strengthen-
The last Hungarlaró knów, at ed rather than weakened by
Port Sald joined Brlilsh and Nagy, political symbol of the Premier Imre Nauy of Hungary to the Lebanon. their betrayal? And the rich units in patrolling the freedom fight, was that Russian he asked for it.
Yesterday the chy today-United Press.”
journalists armoured cars escorted him and 44 followers from the Soviet passed a resolution condemning the "kidnapping" of Me Nagy headquarters in Budapest, to an unknown destination, The, Hun-United Press. garian Government cald: Nagy and his party had been taken, 10 Rumonia.
world: can the West or the neutrals or even its friends ever trust Moscow to keep i word? It has given fur
ther proof of its unreliabil.
Officials Resign
London Nov. 25.
ity by callously and cynical- Calro radio said tonight that
ly betraying a nation. Jasil British officials working for there any reason to believe the government of Jordan have
Kadar told the „workers" tenders it would not have been friends to go to their homes be
it would make a distinction resigned from their posla "correct" to let Nagy and his between a satellite and any Reuter other country?
If the answer is no-and it is} hard to sco how it could be otherwise—this › Is an- other reason why the Weat cannot let down ita-guard in dealings with. Moscour or confidently, make any bind- ing agreements on world
Israeli Relief Measures.
For 300,000
Jarulalem. Nov. 35.
∙later hersell Cabinet ||APDEDVOJ || MORsures? under- taken by the tiny authorities demonstrate a completo to`normimilse setiviides in the The
pence: Until the Russians
chango of heart and give i Gaza girip and
approved:
proof that they can honour | - | maribe of merkstres to ald
"their word, there is no point (*/ 200,000 Arabe in the
in any more Big Four meet- The "eir
ings, and very little sensorin
"world" disarmament taikaus
fón, they will achieve nothing
of any lasting valde:
Arabs
No Epidemics
JORDAN'S CHARGE
con-
Jerusalem, Nov, 25. Jordan today joined Syria in charging that Inq was smuggling weapons lo Syria for an end-government coup there. Jordan radio interrupted its programme to announce
scalon of weapons Among Jordanian tribes, It said these werd part of the arms being anuggled from Iraq intò Syria, The Syrian sod Jordanian governments Immediately be-
Snake Slain Near
Duke's Car :,
Canberra, Nov. 20, "A 4ft 0 in. prisonou make was killed beads the Duke ci Edinburgh's card the garage at Goverment H so here yester The ridio quoting the Middle day, East news agency, rdded that The brown_snake was found detalla of the Mill unknowa
Incident were by a chauffeur colled around the and investiga-excluiust, pipe of the Governer- tions, were procteding in com- | Gonerni's cor, párked alongside {'picle- secrecy-Reuler.
the Duke's Lagonda.-—Reuter,
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FRESH THIS
MORNING
Hongkong had an-. other cold night last night
and the mini- mum early this morn- ing was 49.6 do- grees F.
A Royal Observatory spokesman said the tom- perature турн recorded between 4 and 6
Yesterday morning a minimum of 49.1 degrees was recorded.
"The average axalan Ixta temperature about this time of year should be about 60 degroes, but the low tem- had to peratures we have
the last two days are not a record for this tave of
Year" the Observatory
spokesman added.
SINISTER RUSSIAN
TROOPMOVEMENTS
Vienna, Nov. 25. Some 20 Russian divisions,
mostly
motorised tn- fantry, have taken up · positions along the en- tire Hungarian-Yugoslav frontier, A Hungarian refugee, a senior gov. ernment official under Imre
Nagy, reported
here today.
The refugee, whoso nume, can-
not be, disclosed as he sti has relatives in Hungary, re- ported that Soviet soldiers and members of the Hun- garian Communist secret police, A.V.H, wearing Rus stan: uniforms, dist crrested a number of prominent poll telans in the Hungarian cuttal since last Wednesday night.
The Russian forces were also Among them was Zoltan Tal:
"hermetically eldeing us the Austro-Hungariari frontity,
The refugee
from
`arrived bore
on Budapet last night, further "reportëa...” that Snow fights between Hungarian AKTİ sistern and Rutsign troope
country, ¿ arid the
Csepel, Budapest
taken up stratégie positions.
GREAT BURIED
LAKES REGION UNDER SNOW
Chicago, Nov. 25.
A widespread storm band swirled through the Great
threatening to bury the hard-hit southwest shore of Lake Lakes region from Minnesota to Pennsylvania today,
Erie with a fresh cover of drifting snow.
On
At Erle, Pennsylvania, freshly, highways and created hazardous dug cut of a paralysing two to read conditions, three foot snowstorm that began,
De The Erie County Civil Thanksgiving Day, snow fence Director, Mr R. H. began choking secondary roads Nichols, said conditions in the leading into the clay,
city of Erle "are as normal as you can make them in a three- Up to six inches of fresh foot:snow". snow, cccompanied by high
Mayor
Arthur Gardner of winds, was expected in the Eris Erie said he would wait until area, but the authorities were the new fall had ended before hopeful that they could keep deciding whether the state of
open.
main highways and city streets emergency, declared last Friday
in the city, should be-lifted:
Schooly, at Erio will remala closed" (cmorrow. United Press..
Esewhere in the storm bolt, fretzing rain and show slicked
Now Togliatti Becomes FOR YOUR TOUR
Critical
Of Russia
Vienna, Nov, 25. clals in Vienna today denied International Rod Cross om-
preca reports of people dying of epidemic diseases in Budapest.
M. Will Meyer, delegato
of the Red Cross International Committee in Geneva, who has Just returned from a trip to the,
London, Nov. 25. •* ("Togliatti said the denunciation said: doctors The Reynolds News reported long-correction of - Stalin's of his Rod
today, that Signor Palmiro orrow are, takingiplace at,fi hospitals there and fount ind Taglietti, "Comthunkit lender moment when the Communie! stems.of coldómics...Routery, concidirá, the Soviet "zdovýment had 10 take a great
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