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THE CHINA MAIS

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1956.

HUNGARIAN REVOLT WAS

50 PACIFIC

SHIPS

TIED UP

San Francisco, Nov. 19.

A 24-hour stop work movement by west coast longshoremen tied up nearly 50 ships in Pacific coast ports today.

The work atoppage we valle

in support of a strike of enstant

and Gulf coart workeIK.

A SUCCESS

Great Loss Suffered

Forever

By Communism

EX-RED'S VIEWS

Washington, Nov. 19.

A former Soviet intelligence officer

The San Pranotes. Haboon said today the Hungarian revolt was

Comeon Bon

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success because it resulted in communism Eleven suffering “a great loss forever."

Alle died 19 Seattle Puget Sound NK !! than 20 ships were left undanteg at the docks at Las Arpeles San Diego and Long Bach. Califor

r, · 【i 1. Nikolai Khokhlov, said the Hungarian revolution. stas died purl a Bulgatan" re-

4 saj bote [ {"p nerad revolution behind the Temat ngant 2021 inhuman

In Sou Diego, wakeltonat⋅ | Trin were exported bulging with, brings harvested lugesin vadey put on * Tere," with bale, overflowing into the streets.

Locat spokeamiae fist the truma pelus it

whether the long hore men would! deride To join ma the Earl-Gulf sirige bat meetings at vat jous locals were bus rebelled throughout thei day

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Great Loss

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the Atterte Court and the Gult the very essence of communism of Mesho.

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·POLICE · PROTECTION- FOR TOGLIATTI.

Palmiro Togilatti, chief of Italy's Communlat Party,

found himself

well-protected against the local population when he made a speech last week to members of the Perugia Communist Party. Unconfirmed reports say that more than 1,000 agenta, 40 Jeeps mid never bone-cars were needed to prevent Communist Party member from being knocket! down in the open street. nic-

Picture shown polloe coroning off the main square,

In back- ground in the crowd of citizens who projesied against Togliattl's speecti. Express Photo,

Janos Kudar. the Hungurian Prime Minister, that he vepted the principle of free and honest elections in Bungary,

A Lbou. member, Mr Alfred Ifbbene, hund ank in the House of Commons how the Goveru- full their

The

pence

metal propaesest to

•binations under treaty with Hungary over the maltten nee of human rights end deportation × Hungarians.

Mr Noble said repression and deportationT continued Hungary,

Belder;

Full Support

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EMERGENCY OIL

PLAN SHELVED

BY AMERICA

Washington, Nov. 19.

American officials said today that United rules. States' plans to send emergency oil shipments to taken Western Europe would remain pigeonholed until a measure of stability had been restored to the Middle East.

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other; it tall vurgut to the printulion Chinese Premi: Chou E-1 13 sents who defecte to tie the Goyent Asembly of the wiis my n 10-day visit to Pakt-Wes in 1954, vilicised Western Bralet Nations of November 4 motors and lesives for mx give fun beginning on December 20

wes cffendly announces here Rough encouragement and

help to the Hungarian freedon Bahters.

Karachi, Nov

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BRITISH ARMS FOR IRAQ

revolts. H sadel this hould be

"het hy government, but your private instituter

Khokhlo act there a many In the West who want to "remab alive at any price** white people behind the Iron Bagdal, Nov 10 Curtam ate ready to give their

Consignment rt, live, to freedom

modern Bitish military equip- ment for the Iraq Army WAS being

steamer

BASTA,

from unloaded

Armanistan today

the

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The shipment mefuded Centurion tanks, three Lan- cluzers, two Centurion armoured

vehicles, 50 DETOVETY

Land Rovers and large supplica ammunition and explosives. United Press

of

Firm Stand

now is

Be sand he thought the "inalni Feeling" in Hungary that all the West era cio Lo ward continuirani is l。 suurtend- or under various earnouflages and under various disguises,"

not

Khokhlov said he did advocate thant the West go to war to atd the satellite revolts

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1 Depart, 4 Scare,

'* Retter, 8-Salf, 10 Neir, 12 Average 15 Rifle, 10 Aren, 17

Elots; 19. Erect, 20: Desert, 21 Tint, 28" Angle, 24 Junior, 25- Blbw; 20 Nemody, Downs, in Deranged, 3: Prepares, 3 Reel, 6. || 14 Easterly, 10 Kounely 25/250 en

– Contract, U Rafuss, 5 Avert, 11 Kumom, 12. Alers,:. 13 Artinée,

wah valla for the estoration of harum right; in Hungary and the 16 on of United Nations

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Senator Jesse-pla McCarthy. Hepopli an of Wisconsin, in Wa hartan proposed that the Unit: States supply Dombs and | plane volunteer pilots in orde l Put communicati lines between Hungary and the Sovie, Union and this end the "slave trafic."

Not Too Late

He said that the great accusu- tion that history could mak

the Kainst

trve

Was world probably that of having given arms to the Communists, while no all was given the Hungarian

It was not too late to restore the national honour of the United States, but very little the remained to do it, he said, A Agencies.

Radioactive Fallout Increases

Swiss

Gov-

MF Dodds-Parker spid The

The plans were drawn up by done through the the Eisenhower Administraernment, which is acting as the tlon's Middle Est emergency protecting power in Damascus committee before 1 Anglo- f British Interests, French attack on Egypt.

Later they

called for ship- British Government ment of about one million bur directly responsible rets of ull a day from The damage. Westem hemisphere ini the event of the disruption of sup- plies through the Suez Canal,

the

Rationing

held Syria for the

But officials pointed out that

emergency committee was France will lart rationing formed in the summer when ruel oil shortly to prevent hoard- Egypt nationalised the Canaling but the allocation will be amid fears that Middle East oil adequate to cover normal sea- supplies would be endangered «onal needs, it was announced because of the dispute with

today.

Britain and France.

Closely Linked

They said that the Canal was now Blocked us a result of the Anglo-French attack and that the United States had decided to postpone further emergency penning for the time being.

Tass Leaves Out

K's Insults

Parks, Nov. 19, The Soviet Ta BOWH ugener released large extracts over Its English- language service of The speech made yesterday at the Polish Embassy in Moscow by Soviet Com- munist Party First Here- tary Nikita Khrushchev,

the

Passages Insulting Western Powers, which were reported yesterday by correspondents attending the reception at the Polish Embassy, however, do not

appear in the version DI Khrushchev's speech given in Enguch by TUSS. - France-PreSSE.

Lebanon Premier Outlines New Policies

Beirut, Nov, 19. The rationing, ordered by the

New Primier Sami Solh Truse Ministry will affect chiefly said today that restoration trucks, buses, rall cars, fishing of stability and confidence

craft, ennal barges and Indus-

trial power plants, informants are the broad lines of his said, China Mull Special, political programme. Reuter and France-Presse.

These two things had been ios' in recent years when the

(* See also Page 9, "Economie policy of the country had been uncertainties in Britain,”)

dictated by street mobs, the Premier added,

"I shall fight political pagan- ism and strike hard at all poll- licni blackmollers who are try- up trouble in the De to stir

End Middle Enst which they would like to reduce to another Korea," the Premier affirmed.

Indonesian Army Officers Lebanon

Arrested

Djakarta, Nov. 19.

EVACUATION

Sami Solh's present Cabinet is the seventh since 1941. He

The United States attitude on ail this appars to be closely Inked with the question of the withdrawal

the of 01

Anglo- French forces from Egypt.

The Elserhower Administra- tion, while worried about the effects of an oil famine un Western Europe's economies and defence programmes, is unwill- ing to do anything which might antagonise President Nasser and disturb the United Nations

Two more Indonesian Army said, "we look on the United negotiations for the establish officers have been

relieved of Nations ment of an International police their duties, it was

resolution On the force in Egypt.

announced evacuation of foreign troops hore today after a weekend of from Egypt with favour and Diplomatic sources Tokyo, Nov. 20.

here say tension fn the wake of a place confidence in the United Two Japanese radiation ex- the United States in

effect is thwarted coup d'elat organised Nations and in President Elsen- perts reported today, on the using the oll shortage

and the by heels of the latest announce threats of widespread petroleum ment of a Soviet nuclear ex rationing in Europe as a power- plosion, that Soviel tests areful lever to pry Britain and causing more radioactive fallout France out of Egypt. over Japan than US tests in the South Pacific.

Co-ordination

group of army officers, Army, navy and air force and State polico garrisons were re- enlied to their barracks in pre paration for "any eventuality,” The two officers arrested to day wore Major Saleh Sades and Two experts ΟΣ Bie geo-

It La presumed that the Captain Zainul Arifin France chemical research section of the emergency oll pleoning will Presse. Japanese Meteorological Re-move into high gear again o9 search Institute Yoshio Su- soon as the Briush and French glure and Katsuko Suruhashi - forens are replaced by an radioactive fallout оп

made a 22 months' survey PI | effective International police 100,000-Ton

the force in the Middle East,

ground in Tokyo. The survey The committee, composed of was reported today by the representatives of 13 major oli

Japanese press.

companies, will then co-ordinate The survey, which covered 27 United States petr.leum ship. nuclear explosions since January❘ments to Europe to make the of 1055, sald that Soviet ex-most efflelent use of tankers add plosions necounted for 68 per cent of the total fallout detected in Tokyo, whereas US tests In the Bikini aren accounted 21

The survey

fer cent.

Tanker

Hamburg. Nov. 10, Greek allpowner Aristotle Onassis will place an order with n French shipyard for, construc- lon of a 100,000-ton tanker, it was learned here today,

hower,

"ills ciforts for peace and stability in the Middle East are

appreciated by all well- intentioned Aruba continueti the Premier "The United Nations remains the best organi- sation for settling international disputes since war does not pay either for conquerors vanquished," he added.

or

The Premier added that he stood for peace and justice since his name "Solh" meant peace. -United Press

US Carriers On Manoeuvres

domestic pipeline facilities,

Meanwhile Britain has called

Norfolk, Nov. 19. on Syria to take the immediate action necessary to repair the

The American super aircraft An informed source said that damage to the oil pipeline which | Onassis was negotiating with carrier Saratoga today Icft its presumably did runs through Syria from Iraq. New York financial groupe and join other unite of the United moorings at Norfolk, Virginia, to not include the latest Sovlet

Dodds-Parker, the American Bethlehem Steel States Navy on manoeuvres in explosions which Moscow an- Foreign Under-Secretary, told a Company on the financing of the Atlantic. nounced took place lost Satur-questioner in the House of Com-construction of giant tankers. -- day.-United Press.

mons tonight that this had been France-Presse.

Mr A. D.

KASHMIR PREMIER ADAMANT

Srinagar, Nov. 19.

of Kaslimtr, Dakshi Chilam Mohammed, said today that no power on earth would now change the now constitution, which will come into force On January 20,0

THE Prime Minister

the

about one-third is held by Pakistan and the State is still divided by the cousefire Une aton which fighting between India and Pakistan stopped seven years ago,

state's future, boycotted the signing ceremony.

The classes of the new, CÔNA stilution making Kashmir and Jammu an integral part of India

Bia came into effect two This means that the territory days too when the constitu

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