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DAKS Whiteaways
BUDAPEST STRIKE CONTINUES
the OF Hou Top-Level Talks Said To Be In Progress AID OFFER ACCEPTED Assembly
Nations police force to re- place the Anglo-French #ccupation troops in the Suez Canal de tempered by i the astonishing condition which Egypt has managed to peranade Me Hammarsk- jold Tu necept, They are conditions templated
Rever
than
con- IN
General Assembly when it Approved, by
decisive
vote, the Pynolution to take
WORKERS WANT
RED ARMY OUT
Budapest, Nov. 13.
Demands Not Met
Vienno, Nov. 13.
Budapest Radio sold tonight
representatives
parlon
of the Hun- Government of MI Janos Kadar and wortters! councils today failed to agree
demands on
made by the
councils.
Defiant Hungary spurned Government The radio aid the discussions
over the task which in appeals to go back to work today amid
Luin winch France }itud appointed to Flemselves,
There la
dospatching
point
rumours of top-level political bargaining! going on behind the scenes.
Many workers went back
U'N pulire forces to the Suez unfres they can function effective to the factories this morn- ly. The rights and resern-
ing but
to draw only tiona which Egypt 1 Impound
The their wages and pass reso. that mean
lutions demanding the with- rendered hueffective at alty, drawal of Soviet troops, re- Kiven muzent.
instatement of the deposed
UN poßeemen
were
Completely denying the Prime Minister Imre Nagy
authority which should re- and free elections, post in the UN police Jorees,,
in ungest the guns Crypt bes succeeded in silent, but the land of Czepni, arrogating 112 herself the hose industrial centre, Tulowing rights; power to reported sláll in the hands of
Hungarian nationalists.
velo each separate entry or shipment of forces: 10 define where the UN forces
Ri
הון
tanks and infiatry,
with armoured scout cars, pat- the crowded. debis-
Paffor
shall be ented; to demand, strewn streets, and stood guard when she
withdrawal
wants t
the over
Pritam, inin trica
of the UN publie Bulidings, bridges and
poliermen; obtain their re.
moval from the Canal to,
the Egyption-Israeli border
ALH MEXCESS
i
an Anglo-French troopa have left.
THE
THE imposition of any
those
conditions
other strategic poln's,
They drove pust battered shrapnel-utred woll "Strike"
he
words
with And
Russians go home chalked on
herti.
of
Demonstrations
18 Some anti-Russian and sufficient to jeopardise the anti-Government demonstrations mission which the United were reported In the ravaged Nations have delegated to capital but there were no eye- Major-General Burns and ¦ witness confirmation of this,
their
į
would be continued to- ΜΠΟΥΤΟΝ.
The workers' councils, Includeg representatives of the Writers Association, had stated they expected Government agree-
ment to their demands so they could resume work
short time."
+
The radio did not say what the demonds were. They are bo Hloved here to be those put forward in leaflets reported to be circulating in Budapest. Those called for the withdrawal of Ruslan troops, bree elections to be fought by parties respecting the achieve. ments of socialism, and the observance of human rights An Hungary,--Reuter,
ARMS DUMP IN HOSPITAL
A
Com-
Port Said, Nov. 13. Royal Marine mando raiding party to- day found dump hidden in the clothing store of Egyptian hospital,
an arms
an
NOW IT'S GET OUT ISRAEL'
considered
~*~
They uncovered about 50 machineguns, rifles, and pistols and about 10,000 rounds of ammunition buried under heaps of clothes.
Commando Captain Derek
Oakley, of Yelverton,
Devon, said: "We had a tip the arms were hidden in the hospital. It is possible some of the patients are concealing weapons."-Reuter."
Britain Opposed To Nasser Terms
London, Nov. 13.
A new Suez crisis loomed today with Britain's hint she would oppose a “watering down” by Egypt of the United Nations Middle East peace resolu tions.
t..
UN Team For Cairo
United Nations, Nov. 13. The Hungarian Govern- ment has informed the United Nations Secretary - General, Me Dag Hammarskjold. it is ready to receive representa- tives
chopen by him examine with them the ques- tion of humanitarian aid to Hungary.
Hammarskjold
to
postponed
his departure for Calro after he had received the' Hun- garian nole. He now expecta to leave for Rome on his way to Cairo on Wednesday Instead of today.
The Hungarian note gave A full list of the food and medical supplies which the flungarian people urrently
needed.
Mr Dag Hammarskjold de- layed bls departure for Cairo
tags
because ho considered Hungarian note needed his personal attention.
The Hungarian note thank- ed Mr Hammarskjold for the offer of assistance from flie United Nations and maldit was ready to examine with the Secretary-General
the most ama
appropriate
means of arranging for the U.N. atd to be got to Hungary.
A
The Hungarian note naked for food, coal, glass, wood, lorries and ambulances. long list of medical supplics, surgical instruments and hospital equipment was also Included.
The note ended with a re- newal of the Hungarian Government's appreciation of the aid offer. It was signed by Ivan Sebes, acting Foreign Minister-France-Presse.
ROKOSSOVSKI GOES
Warsaw, Nov. 13.
Loud applause greeted Polish Premier, Josef Cyran- kiewicz, when he announced in the Polish Dict tonight the resignation of Soviet-trained Marshal Constantin Rokos- sovski from the Ministry of Defence.
out
The Premier announced with-
comment the reshuffle of his government and the Coun- el of State,
He
sald
General Marjan Spychalski had been appointed Minister of Defence,
General Spychalski became acting Defence Minister
when Marshal Rokossovaki was "on
the Im instatement. of the Liberal
leave," abortly after
Communist leader. Vladislav Gomulka on October 18.
General Jahus Zarzycki, Mayor of Warsaw, has been Appointed
Direce Deputy Minister. El Cap, Nov. 13. A United Nations πάντησε Premier Cyrankiewicz also guard crossed from Allled ter-mancunced the
appointment of Anglo- three new ministers to take ritory at this forward French position
<f education, and through | charge
public the Egyptian lines this after health and shipping.
Apart from the replacement noon to prepare the way for the
party of Marshal Rokossovski, the Grst pati of the main
government reshuffle has not been spectacular, but a number of key posts have been taken over by technicians.-France- Presse,
Bagdad, Nov. 13. The Iraq Government his international brigade. Messages reaching the captial urged today that "friends"
Not Spectacular Without freedom of move and small
Arab armed bands of of
nations should nationailst were ment they cannot be ex- Hungarian
prove their goodwill by re- Authoritative British, sources "A spokesman stated that Bri- The new Minister of Defence pected eclently to fulfil fighting
Soviet troops in moving Israel from the rald Britain sends by the reg-tain was, not consulted on the was arrested in 1950, alx months
country. policing functions, various parts of the
Middle East fo promote lutions of the U.N. deneral As composition of the UN. force—before Gormulles, Informed cources salik negotia-
sembly and has made with Undied Press. The unsatisfactory terms of.
tens were continuing between M, peace in the area.
drawal of her ferees from the Egypt's agreement to the Jinos Kadi, who was installed
The Government, in a sharp Canal Zone conditionti on the presence of UN police as Prine Minister when the foreign
those terms. shift, said it
implementation of thos polley forces in the country must Soviet troops blasted their way
The UN terms in the Bri- peace could not of necessity claim the cluse into the city past week, and Mt prevail in the Middle East as
ush view include the establish-
"effective" attention of Britain and ane Nagy the man he deposed long as Israel exists.
U.N. ment of an France. They have willing.
allegedly yielding 10 A Government spokesman
force which can adeguard peace "Fascists ly agreed to withdraw in
said:
The Iraq
Government
in the area and secure freedom favour of UN forces, but political
These sources maid that other
that friends hopen
of Arab of ravigation through the Suez including i Iraders
Canal. countries who recently they have all along insisted Social Democrats and chiefs of demned Jewish aggression, will
The Foreign Office maintain that such forces must be the Pewants Party and Small- | prove their goodwil! by remov- ed offelj diplomatic silence on expected tontorrow. wholly effective, both in holders Party, were also
The advance guard was made being ing Istaci from
up of teams of trained obser numerical strength and contacted in a bid for a com
**East"."
VAT who arrived at Port Said operational JOWEEN. The promise solution and the forma
this morning from Haifa. It tlon of a government with suf- Iraq, a member of the live-
nation Bagdad pact. hitherto Earlier today
expected they will set up their appears to deprive them of the country back to work. | felent popular support to
had followed the United Na-stated that Britain was confident | headquarters at Ismailla. tions recommendation of 1947, chat the U.N. Secretary- After quick reorganisation, The United Nations forees are Sources close to the Govern-separating Palestine in two General, Mr Dag Hammarskjold the convoy's white-painted jeeps
the slightly going to Egypt primarily to: ment, however, described the states, one Jewish and one Arab, would carry out the Assembly's rolled ACTORS
political manoeuvring as "only which become a part of Jordan. resolutions.
than half prevent any
a mile long "NO- recurrence of ireeter," end rejected the wide-
But
authoritative sources man's-land" between the Allied Egyption-Israeli hostilities, ly circulating reports that a
Only Solution later added that Britain could
and Egyptian lines. But they have other tasks, number of Soviet leaders were
not accept a watering down of one of the most important also in Budapest for negolia- The government spokesman the resolutions. The indications being safeguard the flous with the Hungarians.
added: "The Iraq Government were that President Nasser's Canal, so that tider their: These reports which
were is convinced the only just and terms were designed to achieve protection the waterway, given considerable credence in right solution is to uproot the just that, as speedily as possible, ran
Western diplomatic circles, lainell danger and return the
The sources said Britain and among the Soviet usurpers to their former coun-
France
were committed to be cleared of wreckage and; suld that
leadres were Mr Anastas tries,
the space for withdraw their forces from again made functional, Under the terms of Ham- Mikoyan, first deputy Premier,
(Contd, on back page, Col. 8)
#greement
the latter.
with
Exypt
marskjold's agreement with Nasser, Egypt can dictate their removal from the
Canal and thus prevent then 'New Deal'
from
carrying out these
policing duties.
THE probability of Egypt For Cyprus
rendering
United! the
Nations forces Innocuous both in purpose and accom- plishment is na unhappy prospect. It was always the intention
the Únited of Nations that its forces
Is Ready
Ket
London, Nov. 13.
Arab vine + 3
the Middle
the issue.
Safeguards
spokesman
more
The convoy wrs commanded by Danish Major Sven Mueller, who said it was expected they would reach Cairo about evening.
British Going?
midi-
Egypt under the terms of the Many inquired whether the The Iraq Cabinet decided to United Nations resolution which arrival of the United Nations convcy its decision to all diplo-they have accepted.
team meant withdrawal of the matic missions here and to the Bub London and Parts insist Anglo-French troops. conference of Arab chiefs of on safeguards being maintained state, which opened today in which have been "Incorporated Beinst.
in those United Nations The Cabinet notified its Unitsions, the sources said,
views.-France-Presse.
ed
A member of the British Con- sulato said however there was deci-growing fear of an Arch uprising
If the Allies withdrew.
Nations delegation of its British officials recalled that
A spokesman of the Italian Britain had made it clear from Consulate said a number of his the start that withdrawal of nationals also were worried at her forecs would follow the the growing hostility of Egypt-
of an effective ions in Pori Sald.
establishment
Ingrid's Operation force under U.N.
President Nasser's terms, as Damascus Alert Paris, Nov. 13. interpreted here, were believed Ingrid Bergman, Swedish-born to be designed to weaken the ME | Blm actress, entered the Ameri-powers of this force. despatched to Egypt should Alan Lennox-Boyd said today can hospitaj here tonight for an Authoritative sources said, the be invested with the fullest that Lond Radelige had com-appendicitis operation
authority. An it is they are at the dictation of Egypt; hedged around by restŕle- tions and equivocntions; police force that can operate only according to the whimb of the Egyptian lenders in Cairo,
The Colonial Secretary
new A
picted his draft for
A hospital official said the constituilon for Cyprus.
operation would be carried out He told the House of Com- tomorrow.-Chine Meil Special. mons that Radcliffe's recom- mendations were delivered to published in due course" after him yestery and will be
the Government has fully con- aldered them.
Under such circumstances no "Meanwhile." he said, "our one will envy General Burns first task must remain to bring and the invidious position in terrorism to an end." which he has been placed. Mr Lennox-Boyd sald Britain
It is highly unlikely that his hoped to be able to offer the mission will be wholly suc people of Cyprus a constitution ⚫cessful. Indeed, judging by which would give them "a wide macasure of self-government the conditions which Egypt while safeguarding the interest has managed to impose, of overything points to Nassor Press, being determined to prevent
· all
communities."-United
Damascus, Nov. 18. Anti-aircraft Are sounded during an hour-long air','raid alert here tonight.
There was no official explana-
of lon
the firing-United
Egyptian conditions would be tantamount to the abandonment of Anglo-French elm as well as those set by the United Nations. Preos.
EGYPTIAN COLLABORATOR
FOUND MURDEREDD
Port Said, Nov. 13.
claiming "anyone who colin- borates with the British faços death."
This outbreak of 'tertorious has given the; Angio-French authorities a new “problem- The first reprisal killing for collabora how to maintain the city ad. tion with the Anglo-French forces today ministrative machine. plunged this city into a new grip of terror rationed in some parts of the
Already water has been
the UN forces from a Britons Sacked The murdered man was Port, There were fears volced hore town to two hours daily, and filling their functions
Salt's posts and telegraphs direc that Soviet diplomatic repre- the level of the awoet weter affectively.
Amman, Nov, 19. tor, who was persuaded by the sentatives were playing a major canal-the town's water source The United Nations face the Arab Airways announced to allied cocupying forces to return role in a campaign to foster has been dropping steadily In
than 1t fow prospect of having their day, it will terminate the cento his job in order to get the cluiken restance to
days: "This in- Angio dicated that the Egyptians experiment In International tracts of itr 13 British pilots, and telephone exchange running French occupation.
empley neutrals,”.
Paczowej hours he returned Arab-quarter today threatening Kartlara cag country.Their compotence aion was indvitable as the other to work fre was found shot, dead
drath to
to anyone found as a world organisation may Arab states will not follow reportedly by armed queritian borating on fraterninit myat: have to face the most faritch pilots to fly over their mit: Dvira i underground is the
AT serious challenge to data, i countries United: Press
policing thwarted "by one The spokesman wald the deal siin-Vegan FERENS Sai Si Leaflets were elxcufated in the might, bo, cutting it on, molith of
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To Discuss Hungary
New York, Nov. 13.
The General Assembly of the United Nations today decided to put the Hun- garian problem
its agenda despile Soviet and Hungarian objections.
on
It also decided, unanimously and without discuss,
lo in- cludo the Middle East crisis on the agenda.
Assembly discussion on both items had been recommended by the Sicing Committee, which met earlier in the day.
The Assembly vote to include the Hungarian Item was 02 to nine, with eight abstentiour and the vote to have it discussed in a plestary zaslon na a priority nutter was 51 to nine with 10 chutentions.
STRANGE MIXTURE
M. Paul Henri Spaak, Bol- the Assembly that the Soviet gian Foreign Minister, said in
explanation of the situation in Hungary was "a strange mix- ture of cynicitm and hypocrisy."
He asked "Do they take us for foals or cowards?
"A vast cry of pity and hor- ror must rise from the United Nations. We must not close our eyes
and
tha
terrible situation.
meeting carlier
cara
to
At the Steering Committee's Mr Selwyn Lloyd, the Foreign Secretary said
supported
Britain
clusion of the Middle East item. Both in the Stearing Com mitteo and in, the
Minister without
Indian
pro-
V. K. Krishna Membly Me posed that the Fiondiem
to the Political boken for discussion rather
Commiteo thai
the Assembly priority meilter.
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Mr Vitor Belaundo, of Peru, 'said that if the item was hand- od fo the Political Commites it would be delayed for a week. ~Reuter,
Approval Given
Vienna, Nov. 13. All Red Cross Convoys can how enter Hungary, the Inter- national Red Cross Committed
Vienna an press- zervice in nounced this evening.-France- Presse.
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