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A New Order?

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private meetings

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Poznan trials established that the June riota started oft 1IM popular and spontaneous ! demonstration against poor living conditions in Poland But they were more than21

titis: they signified ad and growing resentmenl agalist Soviet domination

of the country's political

and economic existence. The Polish people are tired t being satellites nad at the dietation of an alien power; All the indications are that the f'ommuunist “yes men" of Poland are seriusly dis turbed by recent manifesta. tions of widespread unrest and of Ussatisfaction with

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1956.

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BRITAIN'S NEW MOVE AT U.N. AIMED AT SETTLING SUEZ DISPUTE

LLOYD, PINEAU, FAWZI MEET

Hammarskjold Mediating? Malta Protests: Army WORLD'S

SECRET SESSIONS

PUT

OFF FOR TWO DAYS

New York, Oct. 9.

Britain, France and Egypt began direct talks on the Suez issue tonight following Security Council approval of a British proposal to postpone for two days its planned secret session. When the meeting broke up after two hours, Mr Selwyn Lloyd, the Foreign Secretary, told reporters they would resume tomorrow afternoon at Mr Hammarskjold's invitation,

mean that

Corresponderis took This to

According to these sources, Mr Hammarskjold France WOF still opposed to Jaying hy ground at all which would help President Nusser in any way.

we acting us mediator in bring my Egypt and the two Western purwerk gether

M. Christian Pineau. French

Mi

Foreign Minister.

General Western feeling was) that the chance offered by the threx talks must be made the most of as speedily as possible. Mri for sal the

The Soviet Union has already threatened to veto it, thus making is passage impossible even if t overwhelming obtained majority of the 11-nation Coun- scit.

an

Mahmoud Fawzi, the Egyption administrative inept m

Foreign Minister, bath declined ness of the regime. Their

comment on the mecting as they United Nations headquarters, Jeft immediate

reply to the

spokesman

Soviet Threat demand for more food and

Hommarskjold more clothing has been 10: Secretary-General had invited If there is a positive Indication announce substantial tax, the three foreign ministers to within the next day or two that reliefs, though whether this night's meeting in his office the opposing sides can action will provide The is the parties HOST directly together, the Anglo-French requiring clearance papers which essentials of life which the concerned in the Suez dispute,”

people require is open considerable doubt.

10

NOW a further attempt is,

F

Lloyd's Gesture

It was understood that the West would continue to insist in any negotiations that the day- to-day management of the Caral should be

form of 42, subject to superviston which would inoke it impossible for Egypt to im- | pose adininistrative delays

shipping, such as placing them got at the end of convoys or re-

solution brought before the the slips did not have, Council last Friday asking for endorsement of the 18-nation plan for international control of

1 The spokesman added: "They The Canal would probably be eet

being made to assuage will meet again tomorrow after-aside indefinitely. public feelings by a shake- noon at the damo place and at

up of the country's econo- mic planubig. Vice-Premier

Aler

the same invitzution,"

Just before the start of the Mine has been "allowed to day's Serity Cupell debate, Tin*

three

A Loyd male a gesture ol ministers of the Machine furtiality to Dr Fawzi, walking Industry Ministry, involved from the cur

conference Table to Fother where he was stand- which the Poznan and shaking hin warmly

by the hand. They stood smil

La the {{s}\t3e"༥

Touched

riota, have been dismissed., and conversing for some minutes Thear moves may or may not! while photographers' flashbulba

yield fur the people

popped

Kreater abundance of casco- Mr Dmitr!

Shepltov.

the

that

Wie

fial primary and consumer Soviet Foreign Minister, emerged goods which they demand. from today's full Council meet- But they possess this iming smiling brondly, He told a portance--frial recogni- throng of "waiting reporters Hon of the failure of the he hart a steeling of optinis

This economie policies followed

meeting WHE

The first by the Cominunist leaders at

vreret sesson at which it the dictation of the Kremlin niceting for two days to allow decided to postpone the next and the urgent necessity for

Falks between Britain, at least imodifying these Prone ad Egyp policies if the reslive Polish people are to be kept sub-

អh1 1',

Above all the present Com-

direct

Quiet Optimism

News of the opening of direct

munist Party chiefs have tulks བཻཥྭཕུཔl ཝཱཞབྦཾ ཐཱམཱ 1 the West and reason to fear nu irresistible Egypt resulted in an bir of quiet demand for a Polish net of Titotam. Competent obser, vers of the political scene in Poland have

recently J:

optimism at the United Nailons and akvling that a basis for negotiation of the dispute would be found.

emphasis on developing Some numbers of the Council Ine of thought among the I said there wis hope that Egypt masses that if the country, would be willing to give an in- ! must huve Commitat dication of the basis on which form of government, let it the would be prepared to dis-

at lensl be one of the Pales'; cuss

settlement These

own choice and unfettered sources sold there was no doubt by external direction, thi Britain and the Unitext amounting to domination. States were willing to listen to O a certain degree this has Egypt's views.

то

found reflection, recently in the Polish parliament, which has given signs that it intends, if possible, to become something more than . rubber-stamp of the Russian - controlled Com- munist regime. The Deputies! have for some time been behaving in a surprisingly uninhibited way; strong and sarcastic criticisms have been made and debates have been officially described as heated. Thus the new parliamentary elections to be

French altitude could not be so clearly defined.

They said that, so far. the

Army Chief's

Orders Disobeyed

Djakarla, Oot, 9.

held next week assume an Indonesian Army officers have Importance with which they refused order from the Army have not previously been, ohlef to arrest Invested.

OBJECTED TO

“PAID HACK”

от

The West would also Insist on adequate inachinery to enforce sansetions for a breach of any prrangements.

Briefing

The committed of the 18- powers in favour of international control of the Suez Canal, met at the United Nations headquer- ters this evening.

the

The meeting was called to bring non-members Din the Security Council to date on

up Council's the

debate on Sutz Capal crisis and to indicate the prospects arising out of the

Council secret sessions of the

which began this afternoon.

The merling, which insted 20 minutes, was presided over by Mr Selwyn Lloyd in his copa- city os Chairman of the 18- nation London conference,

HK Jockey Collapses

And Dies

The veteran jockey, T. L. Wong collapsed and fell from his saddle while riding the pony "So Nice" at Happy Valley early this morn. ing,

He was rushed to the HK Samatorlum bui was found to be dead 00 arrival and his body whs inken to the mortuary.

He died of a heart at. Lock.

He had just completed a gallop when he ruddenly nlumped in his saddle and fal fo the ground.

Mr Wong began riding in Shanghal in 1924. He rode chiefly for big Chinese race- horse owners and most of bis BUCCESSES were the International Recreation Club at Klangwan, and the Chinese Jockey Club.

Later he

at the rode Shanghai Race Club

Не came to the Colony after World War II nod wDS a regular rider art Tace meetings here.

Bad Weather

Costs British

Farmers £15m

London, Oct. 9. A communique issued after the

Loss of crop yield in Bri- meeting said that it was the first tain between August 1 and

of a series which were to be

Takes

Action 'Grumbles Catching'

Valetta, Malta, Oct. 9. Major-General Brian Daunt, commanding British troops here, announced today that action was being taken on complaints made in a new de monstration by Suez call-up men and said soldiers' grumbles were catching "like rock 'n roll or measles."

A

BIGGEST ROBBERY

8 Get Life

Boston, Oct. 9. Eight men were today to life im- sentenced here prisonment for the biggest cash robbery in the world. the theft of $1,219,000 (£431,770) from the Brinks

Boston's waterfront.

General Dauni wns comment- The soldiers spokesman and Armoured Car Company on ing of a press conference on I said earlier "there was no rug. demonstration by Royal Artil-gestion thal wo wanted to jerymen last night against living mutiny or anything else. We conditions in their camp. The Just wanted to stale gunners' complaints followed timate complaints," protest march a few days before by Grenadier Guardsmen.

the

our legi-

Protest In U.K.

Seven were found guilty of armed robbery. They were the men who carried it out, Tho eighth, the "brains" of the 32-year-old Joseph operation, McGinnis was convicted as an accessory.

London, Oct. 9,

The men, grotesquely masked, About 250 reservists stationed entered the arm's headquarters at Crookham held a protest at the supper hour on Jammary meeting lost night to complain 17, 1950, and pulled off the about discipline and food. They giant robbery without firing asked the unit's chaplain to sit

Used Telescopes

The general sold just night's demonstration by men of 37th heavy Anti-Aircraf re kument began after a canteen neeling to discuss complaints.

No Electricity

These exemplaints were cbc- scribed by a soldiers' spokesman to & Reuter correspondent polishing floors. Including water in tents, BO

The men passed a resolution erotric lighting in the

calling

Commanding quarters and fack of fuel for Officer to "cut out the bull." cooking food.

"Bull" is British army slang for spit

polish fulgue duties, etc.

Inspections,

in, and complained that the single shot. kitchen was full of cockroaches and they spent too much time

men's

Сенега

Dout said today about 159 artillerymen had then left the canteen and gone sing- ing towards the Commanding Omer's quarters.

They were met by the Regi- mental Sergeant-Major who told them

They were going the wrong way about things.

and

on The

PM's Statement

London, Oct. 9. 1 to "still necessary to re- tain on active service" reservists recalled for service in August Но offered lo take their because of the Suez cris written complaints to the Com-statement from the Prime Mini-;) manding Officer and the men ter's office said tonight, agreed. They

dispersed quietly,

Chlorinated Tea

then

General Daunt added that the

Commanding Officer oddressed the men this morning and was taking action about their com→ · plaints,

The written list of the men's compleant produced at the press conference included such

items

113 too much

chlorine in tea, luck of hot water in winter and held during he Security Council October 1, due to bad wea

a request for more wash basins meelings.

of the meetther, was estimated at £15 at present The object of

six men use each ings, the communique sold was million by a spokesman of basin. to permit general exchange of the National Farmers Unlon views and to obtain unity of aul look,—Reuter, China Mall Lonight. Spectul and France-Presse.

Churchill

Randolph Awarded Damages

London, Oct. 9.

Mr Randolph Churchill, son of the former Prime Minister, was awarded damages of £90 with coste today against the Editor and publishers of The People, a Sunday newspaper which called him "a paid hack, paid to write biased accounts."

He was commenting on a re- port by the Ministry of Agricul-

.J

ture last night that only about total cereal per cent of the acreage was likely to be aban- doned

The NFU spokesman said: "While yield estimates of wheat, barley and rye on October 1 are up to the five-year average, they are much below the potential yield as estimated two months carlier. Yields from oals and mixed corn are of course, well below the five-year average.

He put the overall loss of yield at more than 600,000 tons, worth between August and October 1

about £13 million-Reuier.

the DREDGER FOR

SUEZ CANAL

ird-

Mr Churchill alleged that the says journalism has to be strong paper was actuated by mallee to be lively." against him because he had

The Important words in altacked it, among others, in a case were " paid bres, pak to campaign against "press por- write blased accounts. Mr nography." The dofendants Churchill had made many picted fair comment on #

missions, but had never yielded matier of public interest,

Witnesses today tesifled to Mr Churchill as "an utterly in dependent and fearless" journalist.

Attacked Govt.

One deputy editor said Mr some of their Churchill once vigorously ni- colleagues 011 charges of thcked the Conservative Gov- "Irregularities," sources

close comment in an arilcle though it

The outcome of the elections to the Army said today. They was at that time led by his own Is not likely to be sensa kala they did not know what father, Sir Winston Churchill. tional: nevertheless the new would be the result of electoral law that is now stalemate.

being drafted may permit, in due course, a situation

enough

where

A

the Mr Gibert Paul, for the defendants, mid Mr Churchill had "rpent the last few years

"Such a man cannot come to

Port Said, Oct. 9. In his view that there state- The ments about him were all lics,zeran" is to make

Polish 3,000-ton dredger

testy be. the Judge said.

tween here and Suez in the

The Jury took three-quarters Canal tomorrow with a view to of an hour to find in favour of Mr Churchill-Reuter.

being purchased by the new Egyptian Suez Canal Authority.

"The "Zeran" arrived here at end of last monik on lis but its ownCIS way to China offered it for sale to the Egyptian Government.

3 Terrorists Trapped

numercus

and

the

The "Zeran" is well equip. ped with an up-to-date dredging system and has a crew of 68, which includes two commanders and dredging experts.'-France- Presse.

GEESE ATTACK

PLANE

ipoli, Oct. 0, Three Communist terrorists The arrests were ordered by attacking everyone, including were trapped in the

Gunong Deputics Major-General Abdul Nasution, Mr Harry Ainsworth, Editor of Raunt Ilmestone

cliffs arco, who are not Communist- the Army Chief, because there the People, and Odhams Limit- three miles south of Ipoh controlled, can win their had lately been indications "of

yesterday by 300 soldiers way into parliament to at cera netively

Email number of Army ofed, the publishers,

polleemen. taking part in least influence the debates nelivities with a definite political court like a. wounded angel Fusiliers spotted the three wer

A patrol of the Royal Scots sufficiently to nullify the end," an Army spokesman said, when someone ays something rorists

wille autocratic tyranny of the The first signs of difference of about him?

combing the He had called Mr Ainsworthments were immediatley brought Party bureaucracy, and of option among senior elrels of

·cavés: “ · Reinforce- tho Army Individual Party bosses.

appeared when the lowest cur in Fleet Street. Even without this develop Commander at West Java, Colonel A. E. Kawilarang.

up. "Not Malice'

Two-pounder gune of ment, there are several in-ordered the arrest of Me Ruston

the "If a prizo-fighter hits you, ing fro, all last night, ha

15/10 Hussars kept up a harass dications that the existing Abdulgani, the Foreign Minis-it is not malico rulera muat, in their own ter, last August in connection back," Mr Pauli alt

to hit him

During breake in the bom * The denso bec

became angry when interests, take careful heed with a corruption inquiry.

bardment a nes told. | MŠ Justice : Jones

loudspeaker was the plan, piloted by a local the of the current manifesta- tions of Independent thought ported in his selon by une free in his criticism of others

The Colonel, was publicly up- Jury: "Me Churchill is pretty to urge the three terrorists are club member, Jean Vibert,

[2] Now into them (se it came out. which le growing among the deputy chief of

Gunong Rapat is honeycombed of, a cloud and killed, several. army, and, uses very strong language with hundreds of caves that lead people, and to shape their Colonof

„Ana'apban then reformed their Jomeille policies according minister was, however, exorter trong calicam said abuse, even leved to be the nickou place which under

· Labia, Ny The Bats - he makes no complaint of to the jungle tringes,? It is bos

attacked the offcraft ly.

¿lated---Reuter,

2 It is offensive," ", because he two tenoriat gangs --Be

Zaldi

the

to surrender.

Arras, Oct, D. Infuriated wild geese attacked an, aircraft flying over Tho Picardy Plain yesterday and forced it to land, it was die Clowed today

unrest

among

They were said to have been planning the coup since 1948,

and used binoculars and a tele scope to spy on the firm's cashiers counting money in the

office.

An all-male Jury took over three hours to reach the verdict. The seven sentenced for arm- ed robbery were: Michael V. Gegan, 47: Jameshu

Faherty 44; Thomas F. Richardson, 48: Vincent J. Costa, 41; Anthony Plno, 48; Adopih (Jazz) Moffic, 44: cd Henry Baker, 49.

They were brought in one by que to be rentenced by Judge

This followed disclosures of Frilx Karte, who gave them al bire urge by Mr Gatrel! reservlals Mattu, Cyprus and Britain, and Byrne, the District Attorney.

The defence had suggested 10 the granting of a week's leave

years. Reuter, to those stationed here and in Germany.

The statement from mimber 10

**The Downing Street, said: emergency, which the Egyptian sotion created has not yet been resolved and the Government regret that the situation does not warrant the release of any of those who have been recalled.

"No man will be kept any longer than is justified by the perational requirement of the time."-Router.

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Stands Down

London, Oct, si Mr Hilary Mine, Poland's first Vice-Premier has asked to be. relieved of his dutics War- saw Radio reported, tonight,

He has also resigned from the Politburo of the Polish United Workers Communist Party! -He gave Ill-health as his reason, the radio sald.--Reuter,

WA