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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER

1956

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Yugoslavs Angry Over Nagy

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Kidnapping

SOVIET UNION SHOWS WHO

IS THE BOSS

Belgrade, Nov. 25.

Forty-eight hours after the kid- napping of former Hungarian Premier, Imre Nagy, public indignation in Yugo- slavia had not abated on this subject.

Yuso lav obre-vers, on analys- og he saures and con equênesk of the Pcident, wire able how- ever to make come point;

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1. The Sovie, who, they he entire respon- zbity for the affair, evidently wisted above alee to elmi- mple @ man, who, during the last lays of his Kovernment, had been able to rlly almost all of this coun rymen around him,

Permanent Threat

At liberty, Nagy might have agaat go hered around him the

thente majority of Hu garians.

Even his presence in Hungary.

- was a permanent threat to the

Soviets,

It was herrasary to make Island "sapp ar",

2. By kkan Naxy at or his perto al reeusi y had then Lunranteed by an , egret menit shan d with the "Bun-

gatlan Government, the Soviet scredited this government by sewing it up as being without jär

authority and is capable of ex- LK Even Folke hority is own territory.

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thus

Isudapest,

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med the mat impo tant point of the whole Nagy affair; The Novels decastraved that -ven the Janes Kadar governi ment, from which they obvious- ty do not fear any independent impulses, and which had given many statements 0: 1.8 ad-

bruce to the Soviet Un.on nd the Wirsaw pael, was not

| enough for them, or was

yut docile enough.

| negotiated and signed an agreO- ment guaranteeing his security, end in the very presence of Yugoslav diplomats, the Soviets wanted to show that for them, the Yugoslav signature on the treaty was worthless, that they would attach no importance so the Yugoslav protests and that the whole aftale did not ebucern the Yugoslavs at all,

MOBLOW' attitude in these circumstances bas conformed with the aim which she is pur- suing in rigid to Yugoslávia, unmely of casting discredit on the ecuntry and isolating Yugo- slovio within the Communist world.

Informed circles here were expecting fairly quick replies from the Hungation and Soviet governments to the notes of November 24 on the Nagy in- vident.

Could Not Accept

It Was also expected that there replies would once more stute that Imre Nagy and his ictapanlons hud expressed te wish to ro to Rumanis--which Iirrade could obviously not accept.

news.

The official Yugoslav Paper Borba said today that i..etc. ins l 0,11 work being spr.ad in high Hungariun Government and Communist

Party circles

agreed

that to

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the Sovie: abuction of the ex-Premier.

In A despatch from Its not Budapest correspondent, I stated

that the Hungarian press an

Ob eivers here considered it 423 additiona} proof of the Sovies wish to mallein and

strengthen the Soviet ring Dufter states by the continuance or the se ling up of a regime giving au gulianters, in the Brent sitation.

tena

international

No Importance

ather

same

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by whisk ng Nagy away he had just left the Embassy, after the Embassy hed

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palo had so far falled to in- fus m the Hungarian public about the contents of the two no.es Yugoslavia sont Hungary

n Friday and Saturday listing against Nagy's direp pearance.

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Comfort For Refugee

A weeping woman is comforted by a British Red Cross worker when the first paris of Hungarian refugees reached Blackbuche Altport from Vienna,

POLITICAL WIND

BLOWS COLD AROUND MOLLET Honeymoon Is Over

By HAROLD KING

Paris, Nov. 25.

Failure to complete the Franco-British mili- tary action in the Suez Canal zone as originally planned has put an end to the honeymoon period between the Socialist-led government of M. Guy Mollet and the French National Assembly.

Unlike public opinion in Bri tain, French public opinion backed the Government fully i over Suez and was already re- rolutely united behind the Government because of the situation In Algeria where 1,200,000 prople of Fronch origin have their homes.

In the Assembly M. Mollet has had the unquestioned back- ing of all groups from moderate Conservatives to Socialists for the past nine and a half months during which he his obtained 23 votes of confidence, a record number.

Petrol Shortage

The view is taken in French political circles that the British Governm-nt's Insistence on a rensetre before the Franco- British forces had occupied the

M. CUY MOLLET

whole of the canal zone har the barriers of official roserve.

Med the political atmo At a private meeting of the sphere here. The government is Radical members of the Assem- in no immediate danger, but na bly yesterday, the

Deter.ce authority has suffered, and it Minister, M. Maurice Bou 828- is, for the first time since it Maunoury, explained, accord- took office last February, being ing to usually reliable scurves, subjected to hostile manouvres that (1) the operation against In the lebbles of Parliament Colonel Nasser could not bo and from Inside the Premier's storied BOOBET becoure B1- aw Scrialist Party.

tain did nol want Firstly, it is being attacked and (2) that its execution was by the left-wing Radical leader, stow because the British over- ierre Meris-France, His estimated the power of the consist of tactics

trying to make Egyptian forces and had made ut increasingly difficult for the excessively detailed

M.

Radical Party members of the tone for a landing. They were welcomed t

the airport by Lord Mancroft, represtating the British Government.—Reuterphoto.

Treatment Ike Taking Rest

For Jap A-Girls

Tokyo Nov, 23. A further

of group

18 Jaçane girls disfigured in the atem bombing of Hiroshima in 1045 are to be given plastic #goy treatment in Hiroshima.

In

Georgia

Washington, Nov. 25.

President Eisenhower probably will leave to- morrow for a rest in Augusta, Georgia, the White House said today.

It there

is no deterioration A meeting of Japanese elly

of the international situation, ofilia.s and American sponsors the President and Mrs Eisen- of a project to give

treatment hower were expected to Budapest Radio in a short re- | in

United States to for Georgia by plane. por: had mirely ela ed that! Birosh.ma girls, agreed to ex- Yugoslavia bad 1 wo moteA tend

Mr Eisenhower Treatment to the 18 girla

went to "sele,ring" to the agreement be- | who were not Included in

achurch service this morning at

ve Indian Envoy

Touring Budapest

tween Yugoslav and Hungarian | group of 25 girls ent to the the National Presbyterian

Nagy's United States last year.

governments abou

sylum, Borba sold,

the

The Soviet are trying 10 discredi Marshal

This made it quite impassible and the Yugoslav Government.

for

Hu. gurian public 10

themse.ves Aequaint Yugoslav

with the Yugoslav Government's a ti ude in the Soviet abcuction of Nagy and abou. 40 other men, women and children as they left the shel or of the Yugoslav Embassy in Budapest on Thursday even- Ing.

A British Crossword Puzzle

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ACROSS

1 Straired (8).

4 Breaks out (0).

8 Musically smoo,h (0).

10 Month (5).

12

A poser, perhaps

(6).

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DOWN

1 Flower (5).

2 Upse, and he's a goner (5).

3 Praise (5).

5 Bellow (4).

6 Chase (8).

7 Divides (0),

14ond this certainly is (7),?

17 Animal fat (4).

10 Disturbers of the peace

20 Overster (7).

22

(4),,

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29 Rending (7).

29 11 fcm grace (5).

27 Arrival (6).

30 Worked hard (6).

31. Créat (6).

32 Way in. (5),

9 Cause to function (7).

(7). 11 Cleryman (8).

13 Famous (7),

15 Apar men (4).

16 Mixes (0)

18 Ireland (4).

20 Thwarted

21 Harvested (6).

(8).

24 Make reparation (8).

25 Creek (8).

26 Dizzy (5).

28.Meal (4).

SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD.-Atrim: 3 Dispoils, 8 Tamo,

9 Recolent, 11 Retained. 13 Clod, 18 Assalled, 18- Director, "19

Torm, at Sinecure, 25 Radiator, 20 Aped, 27 Bartered. Down: 1

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2 Cmi', 4 Even, & Plod, d'Ideal, 7 Bated, 9 Rigid, 10 Delt

22 Ensue, 14 Odour, 16 Limit, 17 Defer, 18 Throb, no kider, 21 Saxo, 21 Nola, 22 Whge, 21 Kady,

Fabricated

Budapest radio's report was "most tendent.ously fabricatca,” Borba said.

It was estimated that the lo Bity treatment to be given

nearly $18,000,-;

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Reuter.

cost

Glider Attains

Jet Speed

Auckland, Nov. 25.

an

A sailpline piloted by

nulid.r pilot rode a thunderstorm

plane nt jet speeds over Matamata recently.

The force of the storm lifted be plone ot B00 ft o minute "It harmonies more or less tu nearly 15,000 ft so fast that with claims being persisten lyly the Vampire jets of the spread from the circles of some Royal New Zealand Air Force high government ard

Lould have caught it. party leacions, more exactly from some meedings of propagandists of the committee, that the abduction of Nagy and his col. leagues to Rumanda Was the result of some Soviet-Yugoslav plot..

con ral

"Thus, the question is raised ---why should the Yugoslava (Low protest?"

This malicious contention. this attempt to shift the responsi- bility for the violation of the

on to our country has been received here w.th Adignation," Borba declared.

BRTComent

Church, then returned to the White House for a conference on the situation

in the Middle East and Central Europe.

The chief executive met with

Cabinet

to remain in office, So far M, Mendes-France has not had much succace, but the petrol shortage and any new corppli cations Brising in the Mtd ile

East

or in Algeria would tend to ald his campaign.

Secondly, now that the Suez

enterprise has Canaj

falled produce an unchallenge

recess, the pacifist And pro- Mendes members of the Socialist parliamentary group are begin- ning to stir

A number at leading, non- parliamentary Sociales have written an open letter, la

the party #ccretary describing. the Mollet Government as "a cool- tion Cabinet wilbout principles” depending on its existence on Conservative votes. So far mo

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No Open Criticism

The Minister refrained from any open criticism of the Brigsh Government in general or 103 Prime Minister in particular, but individual Radical depuries present at the mooting made up for his discretion-China Mail Special.

·Bürns Back

In Cairo

of the hundred Scctall t members:

London, Nov, 25, of the Assembly have signed this General E. L. M. Burns, United Calro Radio said Major- letter, but at least 20 of them are Nations commander in Egypt, known to carce with fl

The Contrary

M. Mollet is thus in danger of icsing the sympathy of a section of his own party the longer he clings to office.

returned tonight from Port Said and Intermed his tuv.stry about talks he had there with British and French commanders.

General Burns later drafted a m morandum on the results f his talks which he will submit Dag Hammarskjold, Nationa Secretary -

Budapest, Nov. 25. Dr Jagan Nath Khosla, A more favourable turn in the 10 Mr personal

eltuation acting Secretary of State HT- Mr Nehru, the Indian Prime Modet, but nobody in

representative of international

could United change the cut cok

M. General, the radio added.-Reu- of bert Hoover, Jr, just beck from a conference with Secretary of Minister, arrived here today sees much prospect of that at

France ter. State Jehn Foster Dulles in and immediately started a present. Key

West, Florida; Douglas

car tour MacArthur, I, State

battle- of the Depart- Col Andrew ravaged Hungarian capital. ment Counerilor; Gendpaster, White Houre staff ererctory, and creas aterciary James C. Hagerty.

Statement

contrary is the governmкni recent,

Rather the case, M. Mollet's has beneated from the

though possibly brief, revival of the entente cordiale, but Sir Anthony for a

Ben's temporary withdrawal from active diras- tion of Brih policy his

Dr Khola, who is the fadlan Minister in Prague, drove into Budapest from Vienna tour-da vish to observe con- ditions in Hungary.

Id

people here to fear that the He exp:c.ed to meet mem- London Government will now bers of the Hungarian Govern- abandon Its rapprochement After the conferrace, Hagertyment tomorrow, Indian sources with France and wiil do issued this statement:

zajd.

of

everything possible to scrambte "The President would like to The Hungarian Commun'st back under the United Statca The plane came down out of ro to Auguste tomorrow for his Party newspaper, Nep Szabad- umbrella.

How- 60g,

today

strongly attacked Criticam of Brain's altitule the storm again at its maximum first rest since August.

the final determination Crdinol

Jocel

Mindszenty, (1 beginning to break through descent speed of 1.000 it. per| SVIF,

will not be made until 10- Roman Cathelle Primate of mirute.-China Mall Special.

morrow morning.

Hungary, describing him sa "typical representative "If he goes to Augusta, the Harthy Fascirm" and an ally of President, of course, will can-counter-revolutionary forces," tinue to follow closely develop-

(Admiral Hor.hy was ments in the Middle East and right-wing dictator of Hungary Europe as well as the discussion between the two world wars.)- of the United Nations. White House communications to be set up at Auguria will keep the President in constant tourh with Washington at all times."

fovernment officials

Bees Rout

Police.

Ladyzmith, Nov. 23,

Reuter.

in

one

the

A swarm of bees invaded the police offices at Lay.math

Wellington, Nov. 26. routed a strong force of police.

Eight vintage motor eres and The invaders swarmd into the

motorcycle of the South office, which WEE

car club quickly

Normally when the President Canterbury Vintage

covered a 202-mile evacuated by the occupants. Despite this cordon of "zemi-

Koos

to Augusta, he travels recently Miela misinformation,”

Eventually, the

after evasive with a folrly small staft.

troublo For Journey with no more wuth about Nagy's abduction tactics the poilce resumed coo- this trip, however, he will take than a puncture...

peeping through to the trol, and the invading army of more than the normal number The ages of the cars' ranged public in Budapest, Borba said, bees was captured.--China Stail of his staff consultants,--United from 1902 to 1922-Chion Meil

Special

It added that a document of Frotest signed by relatives of

all those who were nhau hải with Nagy was sunt to tume diplomatie mlexiona Budapist.

Attack On Tito

In

Press,

Special

Poles Approve Tito's Viewpoint

and approved the conclusions The newspaper sold: "While ap- he had

Warsaw, Nov, 24. THE Polish weekly Trybung

Vonosol,

following the analysis theme, déveloped for ma Borba criticised, the organ of daya paat in. other, Polish the rew Communist

newspapers, today expressed of Yugoslav Marsoni approval Josip Tito's point of view ka regard to the Hungartan illumi Lion and the

and the salation which should/wrist" among the Bood- 1st nations, Pub, Makes VRE

Party Nerezobed Bag, mying it, "has very Uttle resemlilando to a normal rowspaper, but fa more ake some hastily put together bulletin,

Nepizabio Say yesterday

Pravda's lished the text, of Moscow The newspaper muld thee “Trio's

vi. Pre- : ummlysis of Hungarian' eva

Intrat atta

Pident "MitopTHE

· drawn from

the

Tha paper said that Tito con- sidured justly that the Tugo- kines should co÷bperate, se closely, sa possible with, the Polish Government and she Polish Communist Party, Both ~Tito--and the Polish name kuchna" Delift win reengrary to fight against trenda appear

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The Lone Travels of

PETER TOWNSEND

Group Captain Peter Townsend

--who set out from Brussels last month on his one-man expedition round. the world begins his exclt- ing story.

The man who travels alone, Journeyed through Yugoslavia and on to Turkey. From Teheran the reported: The crisis has forced me to alter

my plans but the joumay goes on,

Yusocias, concepilon of soci-You can read the story of Peter Townsend

allem, MA ALANI KY The newspaper said the princi

ple of internationalism, did-not from them, tróm :: the duty ot searching for their own solum

Jag kan blime parties and "Un | ::tions ? which would be' 'moet-

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