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Hungary Is The Suffering

Warning

Mathless

[ASS déportation in 11 but typical

Soviet method of bringing to heel the people of n recalcitrani satellite coun- try, and it is one which the Russians Ne employing with characteristic thoroughness in Hungary. Much of the effectiveness of Soviet political absorption and domination of neigh bouring countries has been de

wholesale banishment of people who buve not readily subjugated themselves to the rule of

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From EGYPT'S MP-

Severe Overstrain'

London, Nov. 19.

THREAT

'Clear Out-Or Volunteers'

Sir Anthony Eden is

London, Nov. 19. suffering from severe

Egypt warned the overstrain and has can-

world today of a "great celled

his immediate catastrophe" unless forces Anglo- French 1 public engagements,"

withdraw at once from from typient statement

10

the Suez Canal zone Downing Street said late

where they fanded two weeks ago. tonight.

Communism. A example is the million and

half Poles who were de.... ported to Siberia or Central Asia when the Soviet Unton annexed Ensterna Poland

under the Hitler-Stalin alliance. The same has hap- pened to the Baltic States of

Latvin Estonia,

auzatË Lithuania.

It is true those muss deporta. tions took place during the so-called Stalin era, but the organiser and executor of must of them was General Serov, and he is the pre- sent head of the Committee for State Security of the Soviet Union, He is, there-¦ fore, todny carrying on in the Stalia trulition despite official Russian repudiation of the former diviator's policies.

THE lesson to the world that

Russian

State

F

the

is bolag repeated by the Russians in Hungary is that the deportation of national- ly "unreliable" people, in Inrge numbers, especially from frontier areas, in regular part of the Soviet technique of maintaining i

of the authority

apparatus and the monolithle charne- ter of the Soviet Union, From the beginning of the

ferment (which

the Poznna riots of last June: the Rusalan lenders have been alarmed by the spretre ; of possible national revolt In all their East European countries. They have clearly been in two minds as to how to avert such a menacing development. They have mingles promises of conees. sions with threats of ru- pression. But the danger remains.

The

WAH

Russian dilemma pointed up by last week- end's visit of Polish Pre- mier Gomulka o Monrow which, to all appearances, resulted in important Soviet concessions to the new regime

Poland. Ju

Mr Gomulka obtained "equality of relations" with the Sovlet Union,

with nn

!

Sir Horner Evans, the

Minister's Prime

doctor. visited his official residence tonight.

Haw

Sir Anthony Eden also senior colleagues in Downing Street and plained his state of health to them.

Butler Takes Over

(x-

It was earned that Me RA Seal and Butler, Lord Privy Ipder of the House of Com-

mons, will preside ever Cable! meetings in the Prime Mints- wer's abseNICE,

bard Sir

Political quarters Anthony has had no break frini his gutles for over a year

His doctors have bern urging for rehet upon him the need from work as sour as possibile

The announcement from No. 10 Downing Street said "The

SIGNS OF STRAIN

A recent picture of Eden

Prime Minister is suffering froin the effects of severe overstrain.

of his On the advice

doctors he has exneelied h's immediate

public engagements"

own path towards Socialism. Inst 12 months.

Audi he economic afd.

to the people of Poland.

BUT

Sir

It was indleated Egypt would

renew it request Soviet

Chinese and volunteers to debt Britain, France and Israel.

for

In a statement broadenst

Cairo Over

radio, Wing Commander All Sabry said. Egypt expected British and

troops French

to with- daw from the Suez Canal immediately this week. If possible.

Anything else, he said. would be

a violation of the UN ccasefire resolu-

2010

Tons.

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UNPREDICTABLE

"Britain and France do not withdraw the world wit face

A major

can

catastrophe," "No one consequences."

At Schiphol near

he wald. predict the

Called 'Lackey Of Nasser':

Storm In Commons

London, Nov. 19.

The House of Commons was thrown into uproar when Conservative and Labour Party members of Parliament ex- changed insults during a discussion of the Suez question,

One Labour Party MP called a Conservative Minister à "liar," while a Conservative MP accused a Labour member of being a "lackey of Nasser."

а

TURNS

Outspoken HEAT ON

Yugoslav TITO Arrested

Belgrade, Nov. 19.

By DEREK MARKS

London, Nov. 19.

Mr Milovan Djilas, former After Poland, after Hun- Yugoslav Communist leader,gary,

aguinst the

the Kremlin is re-

London diplomats believe the 20 Russian divisions reported entering Hungary are destined for the Yugoslav border,

and a close friend of Tilo's, turning the heat on Yugo- was arrested today on slavia on-Tito the original charge of spreading hostile rebel. propagarida Yugoslav state.

Members of his family said one uniformed policeman and лve

men in plain clothes entered his flat with a warrant at 12,30 customary softening-up process p.m.

local time today, went on Monday by accusing Tito of through all his belongings, and attempting to spilt the Com- took him away at 4.45 p.m. with | munist camp.

a suitcase full of his manuscripts. Djilas, aged 45, has been living

"disclosed" Communist Party order

for

Moscow's Pravda started the

TO REPLY?

in retirement since his dismissal FA United Press report from from the posts of Vice-President | Belgrade Nafa President Tito The uproar reached such a "The

events of the last few Mr Stokes sold newspapers | 201

highranking Yugoslav of the weeks have |plich that the Speaker

provided

Mr Thorneycroft and politburo member of the osljed con had reported

"pro-leaders to consultations at his House called MP's to

rmation of the great extent of us using the word

Western bourgeois liberalism" in Brioni Island retreat to frame and demanded

deliveries and of Soviet instead of "confirmed." public apologies these

Jonary, 1954.

an alswer to the Soviet attack. from members who made in-

in the

Mr stokes arca." he penetration

The speaker said

A year later he was given aarallist bis "interference." |sulting remarks.

said,

could say he was misled, but to

Officials, however, refused to Mr Noble sald Mr Peter accuso member of the over suspended prison sentence of 18

months for hostile propagarida confirm the

They reports Thorneycroft, President of the

the same charge as today similarly refused to make any Bourd of Trade was not trying

after he criticised the Yugoslav comment on the attack delivered to deceive anyone when he made

leadership

foreign press against Tito by Pravda). the statement. Mr Thorneycroft

interview, had gold the information had

During recent months, Dias now been confirmed.

has written several articles on International affairs which have appeared in the_foreign_press. (Contd. on back page, Col. 2)

ment of deceit was wrong,

"I allow the greatest freedom of language because I believe in it, but that I cannot allow." he added.

The uprcar wwa sparked by a statement by Mr Richard Stokes, Labour, who said that a Govern- 'ment elzlement last week about

un alleged Soviet -plot to take; over the Middle East was "incont

Both the remarks which the But Mr Stokes, & former Gov-speaker ruled as unparliament- in decrive the country into be Heving something quite new erament minister, maintained ary were withdrawn.--France-

that Mr Thorneycroft was trying Presse & Router. had happened.”

Minister's Reply

Enter

Minister

to deceive the country.

"I did not call Mr Thorney- croft a

was,

a line though I thought he

he said

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Mr Allan Neb.c.

This remark and another by a of State for Foreign

that asked Affairs, had been

how Conservative

Labour of lackey much information about Soviet member airport,

atms suppiled to Egypt, given Colonel Nasser," provoked the to the press on Sunday, Novem- uproar. ber 11, was not in the possession of the Government- on October 29, (the date of the Anglo- French intervention).

Amstertiam, the Egyptian Foreign Minister. Dr Mahmoud Fawzi, peated tonight that Egypt would not clear the Suez Canal unlil British and

forces had French

been withdrawn.

Dr Fawal was on his way to the United Nations in

New York by air.

He alleged that British and French troops were still carrying out "actions" in Port Said. Houses were being searched in what he called "an extremely voking manner,"

and me

was shooting with all its unavoidable consequences "denth.

mutliation and injury."-United Press and

Reuter,

(O November, 11, British officiala sex within the last 12 had received months, Egypt nullitary cquipment from the Soviet bloc to the value of at icari 150 millies).

on

Mr Noble replied that all the information given out November 11 was in the Gov- ernment's possession on Octo-

ber 29

have 1056,

"The Government known since September that on arms coul hud veeri announced made and this was

at the time.

INDIA'S U.N. MOVE

ON HUNGARY

New York, Nov. 19.

Indin tonight tabled a resolution in the United Nations General Assembly calling on Hungary to admit observers to report on conditions inside the country.

The resolution

morrow.

to-

Ceylon and Indonesia joined India in co-sponsoring the

IC

Nasser Rebuff Shocks Pakistan

Karachi, Nov. 19.

The Egyptian Pre- sident, Colonel Naster's ro- ment ported refusal to Pakistani Premier Hussein Shaheed Sahrawardy dur- latter's Middle ing the

shocked Pakia- East four sant officiate

today.

It is shocking for more reasons than one," the acting Prime Minister Abdul Mansur Alimad, is a

said

"IL deliberate Insult 10 the Prime Minister of a brother country."

the other On

band, Manzaro Alim, Joint secretary of the Muslim League.

insult

said the

was brought on by Pakia- Lan's "present foreign polloy and leadership." United Press.

Syria Says RAF Planes Intruded

Fraser "Wightem. Reuter's political correspondent said the news of the Prime Minister's shock to his illness came as Parliamentary supporters, mony of whom

com- had reenlly

was drafted lion of the situation" and asked implied mented in the apparent

physi-while the Assembly was that he should report

to the assurance that Poland would eat toughness in standing up to debriing Cuban resolution Assembly "as appropriate.** be permitted to choose her the exceptional strain of the urging

the withdrawal u! It was understood that Mr Soviet troops and an end of Arthur Lail, Indian permanent promised! They have not

forgotten, mass deportation of Hungarian representa'iye, would introduce On paper, at however, that

three years ago civillans:

the resolution tonight or buy serious

the In its preamble

Indien lenst, all very encouraging although stricken

that Involved bileduct illness

draft noted that the Assembly three operations he made 4

had "been informed by certaiu

New York, Nov. 19. rapid and complete recovery,

Syria today accused Bri states that Hungarian solution. Parliamentary

member quarters r❤❤

Western delegations welcomed nationals

forcibly have been in cognised

Anthony

news of the Indian move. They tish, French and Israeli mili. country," deported from their

also balled the London statement tary planes of violating her they Eden's indisposition could not

incon- and that the Hungarian Foreign

of Mr Solomon Bandaranaike, air space. hed Minister

"categoriendly of the

Mindster

Ceylon, of effirmed

the

A letter addressed to the Genert deploring Soviet intervention.

President of the United Nations Assembly that no such deporta-

The attitude of the two Aslan Security Council, hauded in by Directing Force

tions have taken place."

nations to Soviet actions, was the Syrian permanent repre It urged Hungary to ncrede

soon as ilkely to play a powerful sentative, Mr Rask Asha, said: Though government decisions

to the Secretary-General's re- a measure of freedom from on foreign affairs are a collective

swaying Afro-Asian

that the planes had engagea “in Sovlet political dletation, Cabinet

cc-operate with the opinion. France-Presse responsibility, Sir quest "lo

auspicious activities such as aerial photography." the Russians remain Anthony with his long back-eat majority in the clarificu- Reuter,

"The Syrian Government protests strongly against. violation of its air spuce," the cars each, with 50 to 60 people letter said. "There fights are clear demonstrations the continuing flagrantly' aggressive intentions of Britain, France 'and Israel"

UT if the Kremlin Jenders

wore accommodating certain directions, remained adamant on one have come at a more

time in view venlent

vital point-Russian troops

muxt remain in Poland. Middle East.

Thus while capitulating to

popular Polish desires for

physically in the position to ground at the Foreign Office was

0g

essentially the

put down by force the typefam force in British foreign

of revolt which has taken

place in Hungary, Russian action in Hungary in

policy with an exceptional grip

its day to day detail

The Prime Minister has fal- a moment when his at

Mr Selwyn United

fact constitutes a warning lon

all the satellites- Foreign including Poland. Provided Lloyd is

10

Recare

Scorpiner

the

Prime

role

16,000 Deported

New York. Nov. 19. A United States representative

today

-government said bis had factual information that up to. Navember 14, at least 10,000 peole bad been deport- ed from Hungary.

·

and

reported

of

in each car,, werd moving cast.

«According to our reports, this Me Asha told a press con- movement is continuing, Train-ference that so far as bo knew, loads of young Hungarians in there were no Soviet, planes in seated boxcars have been Syria-Router.

moving. towards the

Mr Henry Cabot Lodge, the the American delegato to United Nations, tok?....... the

Soviet Union with those in the General Assembly..... that.... on.

-cars-pleading with people out- November 13 at least three side to release trains consisting of 69 baxdcolated-Beuter,

shem ne One Killed, Six

Injured In

BID TO QUELL RUMANIAN UNREST Cyprus Gunfight

in a

COTTON MISSION COMING TO HK

Fact Finding' Says Silas

London, Nov. 19.

Diplomats regard the situation as extremely critical. They see the position In tha Balicans closely Inked with the Suez

crisis.

THREE PROBLEMS Sir Anthony Eden, presided over a meeting of ministers on Ther prob- | Munday night.

temps:→→→

1. To what extent will the upheaval in the Balkans deter- mine future Russian policy?

Reports indicate trouble in Bulgaria and Rumania; even in the

he Ukrainic.

secure

I

What should be done. to

the

future of the Suez

khown to peimmerse

Wochiniton, con

corning the looks a f

It Nässer won't 'nccept Commonwealth troops in it.

Á British Cotton Board Mission is about to go to Hongkong and India to seek the co-operation of local textile industries in solving the problem of 3. Could the flagrant Egypt- imports of cheap cloth to Britain.

to

breach of the ceasefire justify any further action assume command of the entire Canal?

This was disclosed today by Mr Donald Wade (Liberal) Mr Lowis Wright, General asked if the Government would

There was no hint of official Secretary of the Weavers' be able to impora anti-dumping Amalgamation. He said the time duties protect Lancashire reaction on Monday night. The for organising a petition to the textiles from some of the things view was that the government Government calling

Lor the Lancashire had been complat- would leave all questions ot limitation of foreign cloth im- ing about recently, particularly breach of the ceasefire to UNO. porta was not opportune,

London Express Service.

the importation of manufactured Mr Wright added that if the cloth. British Colton Board Mission re- Mr Austin Low, Minister of

its ported fallure on

return State at the Board of Trade, re- from Hongkong and India, then plied: "We do not intend to. the British texille industry tackle the leglimate low cost could consider petitioning the trade to cover the export con- Government to take action.

In

EXPORT CUT?

Ceasefire If.

Algiers, Nov. 19, The Algerian rebel organisa➡ troi practices to which Mr Wado referred in the case of textiles, tion has issued a tract authoris

"Indeed, we think it would be ing its members to stop fighting Hongkong, this morning contrary to the general agree "if conditions become too dim- Mr C. D. Sties, Secretary of the ment on tariffs and trade if we cult, it was announced tonight. A саду of the order was found practice Hongkong Cotton Spinners As-y to do so. For that sociation, said that the mission is not a subsidy but a form of today of Tiemeen. It states that expected here early in price control. We ourselves do the arrest of five rebel lenders January on a "fact-finding visit very much the same thing as the last month was a "hard blow" and "might even propose a re- Indians in the case of steel and which might have traze

for and sequences

the rebels. duction of exports" of cotton to Reuter.

France-PressC.

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the United Kingdom.

The mission would comprise four or five members led by Siri

Cuthbert Clegg

SUEZ EFFECTS

Other London

Baid

reports the blocking of the Suez Cimal prove advantageous to the British cotton industry.

mby

Quoting trade rources the re- port pointed out that shipments of cotton goods from Hongkong and India would now have to take the expensive Cape route in order to aeres Britain.

It was expected that imports countries from Far -Eastern world consequently be reduced as home prices came more into line with the increased price of For Eastern imported cloth,

It is noted that the Lancashire

and

nirendy pinning mills have received mare orders recently the

loolding employers

are around for manpower....

Some cotton mills are actual

workots ly seeking to result from the Hungarian refugees, who are coming to Britain. MEN DUMPING BILL-

London, the House of Commons tonight passed a gov=" emrument resolution, giving--It power to impose on imported goods exfra duties where ill considers goods have been "dumped in Britain

they accept a Communist Nations coton in New York. form of government, and Sir Anthony hus also just Soviet hegemony, they may lost his experienced Minister of some relaxation of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr. the outward signs of foreign Anthony Nutting, who resigned domination. They may be in protest against the Govern- granted a titular equality of mont's armed intervention in

Egypt-Reuter, status with the Soviet Union, They may even hope for the withdrawal at some distant

Mr Henry, Brooke, Financial date of Russian troopsk

Staty to the Treasury, de- But all this is only on condi~|

fined dumping at when the ex- tion that they do not

One Cypriot was killed two port price was less then the about deportations, 16 is im hands between Hungary and challonge reality Any The Russians are now carryi possible to verify them on the Rumania several times since the others were wounded, aus four fair market price in the coun-

"British, soldiers hurt" in ni rube" try of origin ki, AMA attempt to ghin real in-fog cut large-scalo depcntations spot because foreigners are now first dependence, or rid them-o Hungarian forbidden lo travel outside National antipathies in the ning gun battle bewoon British Ex rajdulle would also be minority in northwest Rumania, Bucharest, But there no area have relied extremely security forces and terrorism in payable if the Board of Trade selves of unpopular Com according to reports, reaching Coul at all what's happening" strong

the village :" of (Nictaw, „vöst Thought some Government for munist regimes, may expose here tonight.

Rumarda" hasi ny million und

in the Nicosia, tonight: them to the fate of Hutigary, KNŲ

We traveller passing bir Hungarian amor 18 area as Boun an Boviot action there has been throuds Bucharest Venice Thera ruthless so that the warning an atmosphere, of terror, in eminy be very clear, bondage the city. Everyone In Saiding

Belgrade, Nov. 10,

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