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THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1956.

British Challenge To Russia

EVACUATE SOVIET HUNGARIAN|| Allied Landings In

TROOPS

FROM HUNGARY

New York, Nov. 12.

British Foreign Secretary Mr Selwyn Lloyd today challenged the Soviet Union to follow the example of British and France in Egypt by evacuating Soviet troops from Hungary.

SELWYN LLOYD

COLOMBO POWERS AGREE

Speaking bnmediately piler his arrival by plane in New York where he will head the British deingation to the United Nations General Assembly, Mr Lloyd sald that the British and French attac

the

East, Middle although me understand had pre- vented

conflict more Replotka 42 fom breaking out

સર્ by a veporter if the Soviet Union migal intervene in ve Middle East, the British, Frenca and laraelis did not leave Exyp, he replied, "I do no1 Bow but I do know that the the area A viel penetration of ins beers very much greater shon anyone has ever known."

Attained Objective

Britain

M. Lloyd uid lllt mel France "have attained the Best objective of stopping the Aight and have induced the United Nations to ilial

hall area

fore, at hope au to guarantee stability.”

He added, "Just

Into

Jerest 1

the UN force is constituted, we Will be perfectly willing to baki

respond

In Ey to the UN forces."

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He said that it would be a very good thing if the Soviet Union would be prepared lo do the saune thing in Hungary. would the OF LONE Hf their good Talth."

It

Asked alunt diferences with New Delhi, Nov. 12.

the United States Mr Leyd The conference of the "We have had differences Premiers of the Colombo with the United States but we Conference in New Delhip these differences so that we Gru hopeful that we can clear today reached "complete shall be able to work together agreement on all questions gat discussed,' one of the participants said today.

"

The Premiers of India Ceylon, Burma and Indonesia met at the Indian Foreign Minusty to study the international situation, especially in reference to recent events In Hungary Middle East.

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Indian Premier Nehru assisted of the meeting by severa) of his Cabinet ministers,

Wider Support

the

ARMY

REFORMS

London, Nov. 12. MR Ferane Mucnnich, Hun-

garian Deputy Premier, sect today the Hungarian army would be reorganised around o hard core of the "majority of officers and soldiers who have proved their loyalty during

theas critical caya," the

nowa

agency

Czechoslovak Ceteka reportesi Cereka said tha, Mr Muoz nich told correspondenta in Budapest

beni today the army will be organised un an entirely new bala

inid

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principles will be

down for this organisation by ur presevil government to ensure that the army and security

the forcos defend true interests of Hungarian workers and peasants. They must also protect the Socialisi a.hievements of the Hungarian people," he said.

Mr Muennich ai "Horthy officers who had come from

neers abroad look the initiative on the very first day of the re- volution in Hungary to restore reactionary regime In the emantry."

He sold! that quiet and under esgris in Budapest, us aflyonc vazi sve for himself, although in some places groups of re- nellonavles and criminals muy si bu holding on."-Reuter.

SOLDIERS' FARMERS CLUB

Wuppertal, Nov. 12. Soldiers of the 1st Battalion, the Royal East Kent Itegment here have formed a young farmers' club to staly German farming methods and compare them with those in Britain

the

say that lot Ai Gennan population K giving the club every assistance, Club members can spend most on their weekends off as guests of Gennan farmers.

Most of the members come from Kent, Several have al- tended contraes st the Wye Asked whether

Anglo-Agricultural College. French uction Wintend uf British officers weakening Colonel Nasser had strengthened him, Mr Lloyd salt "Time will prove whether That is true.**

Asked

action had deepened the differences be

Tween tho

British pultel The mutual contact had shown parties, Me Lloyd said: "I think that German fatiners were just There is a wider

measure uf as anxious to team about Brl- support f+1 The Government sh

methods. --China in the recent Special. than is apparent.

House of Com- debates the mis.**

the

Mr Lloyd said the authorisa- Tion of the UN police force was " step forward in securing rule of law. We shall get the equipped with Sa Umed Nations

ANOTHER MEETING

Burma's Premier U Bu Swe.) Indonesia's Premier Al stroaldjojo arki Ceylon's Premier some teeth,”

Solomon Bandaruvalke were ab- companied by your©tariis-gen@raj

their

ministries.

Israel Willing

if Israel

Today's meeting lusted two the and a quarter hours.

are lo hold a

respective foreign Asked what Britain would do refused to surrender Cazn

Mr Lloyd strip,

to com- replied: "I prefer not ment on that at this time."

He added that he understood would be willing to israel

bandon It-France-Presse Keu er.

The Premiers second and last meeting tomor- row morning, and the conference is expected to be over by noon, -France-Presse.

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Egypt

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Historio scenes of the Allied landings in Egypt's Port Sald

top Plolure

shown the first French troops landing on an Egyptian beach; pletured bottom is a shot by British alovictone News cameraman John Davies showing the British paratroop strike on Gamal airfield in the Port

Bald peninsula.—Express Photo.

SYRIAN ARMY DESTROYED

OIL PIPELINE PUMPING STATIONS

London, Nov, 12,

Syrian Army units destroyed three pumping stations of the Iraq Petroleum Company after the Anglo-French invasion of Egypt, an official British spokesman said today.

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Mr

Freedom In Egypt

London, Nov. 12. Sir Humphrey Trevelyan, Bri- tish Ambassador to Egypt who arrived here by air tonight, sald o far as he knew the British is Egypt still lived in their own houses and were quite free to move about.

But their businessca had been taken over by the Egyptians.

Sir Humphrey was among 170 of the 226 members of consular and diplomalle staffs and their families being evacuated from

was

Chou Visiting

Cambodia

STEEL STRIKE

Buenos Aires Nov. 12

The

"antire" "Argenting steel indusies was paralya- od today as 350006 workere started a #4chqun mi+down.

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The strike, wan enlled by the Btool Workers Union 13 -protest-scinat_the slowness of the work of studying the desmaids tee

Premte,

RUSSIA AND

NASSER CONDEMNED

New Delhi, Nov. 12. The Indian right-wing Mahasaba (Indu) Party

today called for the rup- ture of diplomatic lations with the USSR, if Soviet

in "persecution" Hungary did not stop im- mediately.

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The party, which is holding a congress in Jodhpur, passed resolution condemning Sovici treatment vf the #freedom- loving Hungarian people."

A further resolution voted by the Congress, upheld for the first time in India the cause of 16racl and attacked Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser for recont speeches in which bo Intimated that he intended to establish the supremacy of Islam from Algeria to Indonesia.

UN DEMONSTRATION In New York, some 100 pro- Egypt and pro-Hungary demon- sirators started parading in front of the UN headquarters today shortly before the open- ing of the regular session of the Cioneral Assembly.

The demonstration, sponsored ty the "Amerlean Hungarian Federation" and the Interna-

tional Committee for the Do- fence of Egypt", was carried out peacefully under the eye of police reinforcements called in for the occation.

Demonstrators carried ban- nera marked "Egypt for the Egyptians", "Purtish Criminal Aggressor "Don't Abendon the Freedom Fighters."--France-Pyosse,

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Rabat, Nov. 12. Sultan Sidi Mohammed Yussef today solemnly installed Arthur Dodds-Parker.dolph Churchill, Journalist, son Morocco's new 76-manber Na- Consultative Assembly, Foreign Offloo Under-Secretary, ot former Prime Minister Sir Lional tuld thu Houso of Commons Winston Churchill, that on lo-marking the beginning of a con- that the pumping stations were struction of that destroyed despite an assuranco been sent. given to the British Ambass- dor that life and property would be protected.

nature

the

hed stitutional monarchy in

country.

Speaking before the Assembly, the Sultan said that the cross tion of the Assembly

Was one of the most important events fo tuke place

rince Morocco became Independent

No Addition

Despite further Labour Dockla-Porkeg would not add to his original state- megt

Answering questions on the oil situation, Dodds-Parker also quaries, jeported that the Saudi-Arablan

The Sultan said that the As- Government had cut off sup-

piles of crude oil to the Bahrein When asked what he meant sembly would mean the found refinery and

if ing in Morocco of "an authen- loading of British and

prohibited the by "serious consequences"

wea tically

national and construc- French the UN had branded Britain an

democracy in conformity Reid tive Dodds-Parker unkers at Arablan ports.

ingredior, Canal Blockage

"the matter would have been with the egalitarian precoply of and our na- our holy religion referred to Her Majesty's tional traditions." - France- Oil supplies also were delay have

Government and they would Presse.

decided in the circum-

od, he said, because of the stances of the moment." blockage of the Suez Canal by

Egypt. All tankers have now, the Government, spokesman said INVITATION

been diverted around the Cape, he said.

In answer to other questions,

that official represen1ations

REJECTED

Egypt who arrived home today. Dodds-Parker, in answer to against Britain's intervention in that Egypt have been received, from He said the Egyptian civilian another question, denied population

delegato "completely the British

Iraq, Jordan, Libya, the Soviet al the Union

China, Indonesia and United Nations had been In- Epathetic and showed no hostility

Singapore, Nov. 12. to the Brillah." Many, perhaps, struc.ed before the Mid-East Nepal,

General As- Another spokesman enswetoć would have liked to show more bate that if the

An old friend of the late Dr questions on tho anfety

of the triendliness. họ added-Reuter.

of Sun Yat-sen, founder rembly PLE ssed

resolution q 1

and British employees of the elvilion Chinese Republic, old today he branding Britain, Franco

Britain contractors in the Suez Canal had rejected an invi'etlen from Iarsel no aggressors

base who were interned by the Chinese Prime Minister, Mr would withdraw from the UN.

Egypt following the Dodds-Parker added, however,

Anglo- Chou En-lai, to attend Dr Sun's that the British delegate

was

French invasion,"

ninetieth anniversary celebra- Matter Of Urgency tions in Peking. within this discretion in letting be known privately that the

Swco, 73, passage of a resolution condemn- The spokesman' said that the who has lived in Sing pore Parla, Nov. 13.

ing Britain as an aggressor protecting power (Switzerland) for many

ha had years, sold Chinese Premier and Foreign

conse-has indicated that the em-old Mr Chou in a letter: "I am Minister Chou En-lai will visit "might lead to serious

particularly the ployees of the Suez contractors

you

the have chosen the Cambodian

of quences, capital

Government considered their have been intered by Egypt. Phnompenh on November 22, it

intervention with France

as We are pressing for more specific Wong man. Although I am old, learned in Paris from

I all have the dignity not to was

being emergency betion neces-Information."

preserve peace et:d sary to

The spokesman said that Bri-sell myself for a place beside tafa also was inquiring "as a Mao Tse-tung (China's head of security."

Labour member Arthur Lewis matter of urgency" through the state).

Mr Chow told reportery he persisted and usked for a ente- British Embassy in Berno Da

tho Invitation gorical asurance that no such regards the safety of other Bri-had received instruction had been sent. Lewis tish civilians in Egypt.-United through the Bank of China In

Singapore.-Reuter. referred to a statement by Rap-Press.

Phnompenh {oday.

He is expected to stay about a week as guest of the Cam- bodian Government. Prepara tkms are being made for a gran- dloze welcome and for rigid security precautions. Reuter.

Mr Chow Hoan

sorry

Strained Embassy Party In Moscow*******

.......................................KREMLIN CHIEFS MISSING*********

Moscow, Nov. 12.

Mr Mohammed El Kouny was replying to correspondents' right at the Swedish Embassy. in honour of King Gustav

· Adolf's birthday:'

TULE Egyptian Ambassador in TM at hero taches that more than 50,000 volunteers for servion in Egypt had come forward in funds. In the past week.

Noné hod so far reached Coiro,

Mr Mohammad Ei Kouny tok!! Corralpandanks at a diplomatic requutionment on

tions had been forwarded to Cairo, but so far: none find

Mr Mihall G. Peryukhin, who lan, deputy premier. yet left for Egypt as far as hỳ | After 25 minutes, in which ho know.

chatted about the weather and much topios, Mr Pervuk- hin left the Swedish Embassy without offering an explané.

tion of the ment, who |

bers of the

normally attend such fune-

Ho "dk" not reply to further questions concerning reported delays aureading the United Nation polico foron contingent now in Italy R for

The eplied: The straink i "prochiced in.

"hunomphera" It was 80,000 had

month than anniversar of this kind passed off withol

being

Asked how many Soviet citizens and reservists", hach, ngeliod pt the Perolian Embassy in Moscow us Egypt, Mr El Ko

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