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Russia's Middle
East Threat
THE
THE second Moscow threat send volunteers to Egypt, on top of much other evidence of
disquieting Hovlet Intrigue in the Mid- dle East, may help many to believe that the Anglo- French attack on Egypt waa much more than its instiga- tors originally professed. It may even load hostile critics in time to approve the prompt action taken by Sir Anthony Edon .
any the rate, those who saw RAF bombardment And subsequent invasion of Egypt as un unpardonable departure from enlightened; British diplomacy must ad- mit that there now appears to be much more in the the
situation casual oye.
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MONDAY, "NOVEMBER 12, 1956.
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DAKS Whiteaways
ANTI-RUSSIAN DEMONSTRATIONS
IN BRITAIN
SUMMIT TALKS
BULGANIN
ACCEPTS
PROPOSAL
EGYPTIANS BREAK CEASEFIRE.
crowd marches Moonlight Battle
ON DAILY WORKER OFFICES Dispersed By Police
London, Nov. 11.
London, Nov. 11. Marshall Bulganin, the Police clashed here tonight Soviet Prime Minister, in a telegram to the President of Switzerland today declared himself in favour of a meet. ing of the heads of the four big powers and of India as suggested last week by the Swiss government, Moscow Radio reported.
It is not a new rumour that has come to us, though the Imminence and danger of Soviet policy has been underlined by recent dia closures. And certainly only of simpering handful neutralista will be taken in by Russia's professed al- trulam for the Arab cause. How can it possibly sincere ly desire to struggle side by alde with the Egyptian
US REJECTION people against the aggres-
Marshal sors" when it is at the same
Bulganin's time brutally repressing a lance followed a day after pre- popular revolt in Hungary 7 sident Eisenhower had declined One wonders how even the the Swiss invitation, made early Arabs can be taken in by last week, Mr Elsenhower said wanted to con- government such bare-faced hypocrisy.
tinue handling the international crises in the United Nations at
with more than 100 students and Eastern European exiles protest. ing outside the office of the Communist Daily Worker newspaper against Russian actions in Hungary.
| Telling reporters they were Replying to the President's
going to "'dismantle" message
the con- conveying
the Daily Worker's build- ference suggestion, Marshal Buiganin sald the Soviet gov- ing the demonstrators ernment Piakes a positive marched in force to the attitude" to the Swiss proposal
newspaper office, shouting | and "expressos Its readiness to
"The Reds must go." participate."
Police escorted them
past the Daily Worker's building, but became involved in struggles when the studenter tried 10 extrace their steps, Fireworks were thrown at the police cordon before the de- monstrators were forced into a side street.
his
accep-
MYOPIA cannot be excusor the present time rather than at Then they went awig, reformed
however, and the danger
Bummit conferen must be aquarely faced.
Britain
have yel Egypt and Syria, notably, to"
reply to the inyitation. see in Russia a powerful ally though Sir Anthony Eden sald sympathetic to their aspira on Friday, that he was wüling tions to weld the Middle to go anywhere and any time East into a powerful fade- in the cruse of peace. India has pendent anti-Western fotek, expressed her willingness to The pity of the Anglo- attend a summit conference.
THE TELEGRAM French action against:Egypt
Feldmann,
anic
is that it will not weaken Bulganin's telegram, addressed but strengthen this resolve. to the President of the Swiss Her Markus Russian assistance and Confederation, therefore infiltration may become even more desirable. On the other hand, the invinced of the necessity to solve ail controversial questions by vasion of Egypt has brought
peaceful means. Arki of the
upon-n
"The Soviet government, con-
ranks and niade another march on the newspaper office shouting "Hands от Kun- Bory,"
had reinforcements grrived by this time and the
Police
This
Near Port Said
Port Said, Nov. 11.
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British and Egyptian troops fought a machine gun battle by moonlight in the EI crowd was forced to disperse. Cap area, 25 miles south of Port Said early Jezebel
day of today.
The Egyptians opened fire with rifles and Applause machineguns at 10 p.m. on paratroopers dug in at the southernmost tip of the British advance along the "finger" of the Canal's west side road and railway.
Д climaxed demonstrations in London in sympathy with the Hungarian Nationalists
soveral thousand
Earlier,
students and Hungarians met
**Rui-
Hyde Park, passed resolution condemning
sian atrocities and
In
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marched to
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to Whitehall, Whitehall, wreath laid on the Cenotaph by Ove-year-old girl and the quarter-mile-long prootssion dispersed,
chanting "Burp the Daily Worker" and other
munism'
they given the order "relaliste,"
The paratroopers then opened un with their machineguns and after an hours's exchange of fe the Egyptians stopped firing.
Gomulka
Going To Moscow
stagens. Later, a group of 200 students
shouting "Down with Com Egyptian troops entrenched in Reds the sides of the road and rail- ***The
embankment to the Com-way
had opened past headquarters sporadic :e curing the windows with few days but this was the first
time it had
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had The British commander
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marched through the streets ordered the troops to hold frm Party delegation, headed by carrying banners draped with in their positions but not are party chiel, Vladislav. C'est Si Bon black crepe demanding the unless the Egyptians, who Gomulka, will go to Moscow restoration of freedom In were only few hundred yards this week for talks, which
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sald quartors
tonight their positions. fund for Hungarian relief had topped the 250,000 mark Router,
AND THE FIGHTING
STILL GOES ON
Vienna, Nov. 11. Budapest radio tonight said there had been fighting today in Calvin Square, in the centre of Budapest.
broke
are
Egyption in Port Sudd josecopting (7 whispered, reportą that-their ariny blocked a fur- ther British advance and that a
big Egyptian counter-attack is in offing
Move Closer
Egypilan troops south of Port Sail are moving closer to British positions under cover of the
cenachre, Lieutenant-
Sir Hugh
Stockwell, Commander of British forces sold today.
Central
said the
the United Nations on to advantages to the cause of peace the scene speedily and thus inherent in direct laiks between focuses world attention on it, the heads of state of different Egypt regards the United powers, favours the proposal of
The radio said: "Workers are not returning He added that only a few Nations police force as a Switzerland for the urgent con-
now separated temporary measure design- vening on Swiss territory of n to their factories because it is not always safe to hundred yards
meeting of the heads of govern-
the forces as the Egyptians had ed to see through the "pre-
{ment of the United States, do so." Nevertheless, it was planned to take up moved up during the night sent emergency. But if the France, Great Britain, the Soviet work tomorrow.
along the Canal road and roll- West is wise it will not rev Union, and the head of the gov-
way Boxi Wire building up gard Arab irresponsibility ernment of India as representa Food
transports from the to be reckoned with in the counthere. as temporary and demand-tive of the countries participat-provinces would in future be try.
out Feral Stockwell pering in the Bandung conference, accompanied
A by
military and insist
Heavy ighting manent force in the area, and expresses its readiness to escort, the radio said.
today in the Gyoer province, holes take part in this conference."--
Some refugees receḥing Austria the former insurgents' The pattern of Arab provo Reuter.
today said here that Major hold in cation now backed by Soviet
northwest Hungary, planes. General Fal Maleter, Defence especially along, the main Russia to the extent of a
Minister of the Nagy government to Austria, Budapest radio sald other big jet forec and
and hero of the Hungarian in- tonight, military equipment la
surrection, had escaped Russian Syria and Egypt is clear.
arrest and was hiding with Israel will be drawn again
guerilla band somewhere In attack
Hamngary. in desperation to and the consequences_ of Få this ultimately are not hard to imagine.
FIRST, what is needed from
Britain and France-even
at the risk of straining an already strained inter-
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national situation-l to A one-year-old boy was re- expose any Soviet plot of ported missing this morning which It hae concrete after firemen extinguished evidence, and then to an squatter area blaze in Cause-
way Bay. nounce that Soviet military
Abeni 50 huts were destroyed intervention in the Middle about 200 people made East, whatever the pretext;" homeless.
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The Communist government- controlled radio said that in the province of Vac, north of Budapest, rebe's disrupted com- General Maletor commanded
munications and held up road the Killon barracks in Budapest, which resisted all attacks in the and rall transport of food to the first stage of the revolution. He capilat-Reuter, was arrested by the Russions a
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Some sources said the Soviet Ualon intends to call a meeting of the eight Warsaw pact powers, aimed elfhor at revising the pact or at least nitering the methods of enforcing 11---Frence-Presse.
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Vienna, Nov. 11. Observers in Vienna today expressed the opinion that there were four key passages in the speech made by the Hungarian Premier, Janos Kadar, over Budapest radio today.
In
were afling in bomb on airfields, but i was not if they were flying in
Two United Nations observers due to arrive here this
these passages, Kadar to choose the foreign language of a situation other than one evening to see General Stockwell said;
they want to leari.” (Up to where tych party assumes its and arrange to supervise the 1. The government, considers [now Rurinn was compulsory in | responsibilities in public life, United Nations group now in army) should wear Hungarian- cousofire. They are part of the that Honved (the Hungskion | Hungarian schools);,
But the Republly will excluda 4. "There has been much those who are against our xe- Cairo.
style uniforms".
of the multi-party gimo and the general interest". (Up to now, discussion the uniforms of the Hungarian system and wo connot conceive Franco-Presse. soldiers were
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practically iden those of Soviet
a national hero of
the Hungarian revolution long
8. "Students should be tree
Biggest worry of the British
2. "Our national Insignia 13 authorities in Port Said is the the emblem of Kossuth". (Kos- danger of an outbreak of disease, such wast New York, Nov. 11.
Unsanitary conditions are op Diana DXS, British film palling in many parts of the city, actress, loft New York by air for where filth from blocked and pudiated by the Communists. London today after five months | smashed sewers has spilled over
His emblem is a steel breast- plate). The refugees sald General In the United States which into streets.
It la estimated that in the Maleter had been held at the were highlighted by a split with
Dennis whole length of the Suez Canal Soviet Kommandatura for six her manager-husband,
there are about 50 days and was interrogated for 20 Hom
She had "nothing to say" | ships, and a fleet of 30-salvage- whose name hers has recently Malta to speed up clearance,
Among the main, problems in been linked.-Reuter,
the clearance of the 3,000-ton dredger Burns For Cairo
sunk in Paul Sciento, the centre of the channel of Port Said. She has been holed eight times but it is hoped she can be salvaged Router.
hours a day
sunken
about actor Rod Stelger, with ships is now on its way from Limitation Of
will necessitate counter. The fire was brought
Bul he had escaped yesterday action by the Allies, in control about 10.20 Am. and and had gone into hiding with cluding. It is hoped, the put out ten minutes later., one of the guerilla bands which United States for Its Registration of victims 19 was still holding out against the interests are involved as being carried out in King's Russlans,
The refugees, who came from
London, Nov, 11. much as Western Europe's, Boad, Otherwise it will be found The fire was in a squatter Budapest, belleved his presence,
Major-General E. I M. Burns area is Tin Hau Temple Terrace when generally known, would Commander of the United that what Hitler attempted which is on top of a hundred help the guerilla, movement to Nations Middle Eastern polico and failed with Panzer foothill
establish a well-organized cen- force.will arrive in Calro to divisions in World War II,
tral leadership and the move. I mbrrow, Ratio Cairo cold to- namely domination of the
ment would then become a force night-Reuter.
Middle East oll supplies, Russin will achieva by far more insidious and less easily combatable methods. In the meantime, Britain
would be wise to remove any, pretext for Soviet intervon tion and got out of the Canal zone as quickly possible. Any move, now that strengthens Colonel Nasser's dictatorship is; tor be avoided and the British
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