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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1956.

MAIL

NEW DEMAND MADE SYRIAN

BY HUNGARIANS

kong products is bigger Many Escapees Want

and better in every way.

It is further proof of the initiative and ingenuity of our industrialists.

Apart from the attractiveness of the latest display of local matiua favelures, The exhibition

other features whelle commun the admiration

the Colony, not the lenst im- portant and significant ba.ng that our Industries are now producing a much wider variety of commod!- ties and of a quality which bears

with comparison similar articles manu. factured in other parts of the world. This in the type of

whleh progress rightfully wins

Own rewards, It means ulso that our manufacturers and merchants can offer such products in overseas markets with much greater confidence than they could

a few years ago.

That the Colony must

maintain

the highest

possible standards of

intention

Are

Arrested

Paris, Nov. 30,

Radio Budapest sild to- night that the Hungarian police have since last night arrested "large number" of young Hungarians try- ing to escape Into Austria. Radio Budapest, said the Arrests, maluly of people under 30 years old, were nude on the grounds of the "terrorist or criminal activities which they might have committed.”

Altogether 1,800 permOJIA have been turned back at the froniler since Last night, radio Budapest stated.-France-Presse.

Their Own Suez: Full Newspaper

BOYCOTT OF GOVERNMENT

PUBLICATIONS

Budapest, Nov. 30.

Agreement Reached

with

Price 30 Cents.

CHARGE OF TROOPS BUILD-UP

New York, Nov. 30. Syria tonight alleged that Israel and French forces,

with together British officers and techni- cians, were massing in Israel for a "pending_ng- gression" on Syria,

Dr Fairi Zelaeddine, Syrian delegate to the United Nations. said at a prezy conference that little under bulf a French divi

and French planes were in

concentrations in among troop north Israel near the Syrian- Lebanese borders,

London, Nov. 30, The French Foreign Minister, M. Christian The leaders of Hungary's workers Pineau, reached agreement demanded freedom of the press today and in eight-hour talks

British Cabinet ministers called

of а nationwide boycott

here today on plans for the government-controlled newspapers.

withdrawal of the Anglo-was French force from Suez,

for

The Central Workers Council of Greater Budapest called the boycott to protest the refusal

After the

conclusion of the left London

of puppet Premier Janos Kadar to give the talks, M. Pineau

Admit UN workers a newspaper of their own. The Council by air for Paris,

Observers Resolution

DOW

or to

said the boycott would last until the government changed its stand and granted permission for the workers press.

An official, communique Issued after the talks raid that there was "complete identity of view on the next steps to be taken" In the Suez problem.

usually

The Budapest Council calle | on behalf of the surrounding : A Jon the people of the natico nut

province of Bornud. |to buy or read papers published The Russian commandant, by the government, the Run- according to reports received garian Socialist Worker (Com- here from Hungary, replied: "1 muntst) Party and the Trade do not Czte 10 long as my Council," The formal soldier are left alone," Union announcement sail.

well informed source added there was agree ment on a withdrawal plan for the Anglo-French force.

STATEMENT MONDAY

present

ministers British

Other reports from Hungary "The boycott will last until the today said Russian forces were the talks were Mr R. A. But, now dispersing to winter quar-who is presiding over the Cabinet is given pet-

absence of the Princ ters in The bigger provincial the Workers Count mission to publish its own newa-

DOWTI.

were said to be Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, Mr They We demand freedom of paper.

making themselves Da incon-

Lloyd, Foreign Secretary, Selwyn the press," it old.

spicuous e possible

Mr Harold Macmillan, Chancellor isad mil

Exchequer, AL the

time sine

the interfertig in locul affairs. Budapest Council said it had

The "suspended” its No. 1 demand concentration of Russian troops for a face-to-face meeting with at present are in Budapest, and exlied "freedum Prender" Imre on the Austrian frontier.

Nagy.

MET HALF WAY

of

the

the

He said there were no actual British troops there apart from

officers and technicians." But, he alleged, the British "threat" located in Cyprus and aboard aircraft carriers in the Mediterranum,

ARMS SUPPLIES Under persistent questioning about reported Communist arma deliveries to Syria, Mr Zetnext- dine

Bald

"rome amounts of arms" contracted for before Octo-

ber from various countries were being acquired.

These countries did not include said the Soviet Union but he Syria has bought arms from Czechoslovakia after it had been unable to get them from the Western powers,

Mr Zeinoddine told reporters Nationa observers that United had recently be invited to enter Syria to investigate reports of the alleged military build-up. He claimed they had reported to the UN Secretary-General, Mr Hammarskjold, that they had found nothing to confirm the reports

the and of Balisbury, Leader of

reports sald the only rouse of Lords.

COLLECTIVE FARMS

A UN spokesman said after- wards, however, that so for no under-report had been received on the The ministers were

fhe obserVŠTE. stood to have prepared a draft | situation from statement to be made on Mon AGGRESSION PENDING day to the French and British Mr Zelmeddine read out parilaments.

statement to counter what he éta térma are expected to be called a thounted campaign"

eyed during the weekend against Byria based "FILTROKEN T to the United Nations Secretary

that this man state was about deralleuter.

to attack Turkey" "frael," Iraq, Porsia, Britain, France and the Lebance,

workmanship If our pro United Nations, Nov. 30. ducta

10 compete The United States will

101 successfully

world present a resolution to the markets

only United WAK nut

Nations General emphasised by the Assembly next Monday de- Governor xt "Thursday": opening of the exhibition, manding that UN observers

10 Hungary but offeintly acknowledged be sent by the chairman of the neighbouring countries Chinese Manufacturers make a report on the situa. Union--8 welcome sign tion in Hungary. that there is no feeling of American delegation SOURCES, complacency

our revealing thin, stated that about umong industrialiste, and a clear 10 other countries wouki algu

resolution. Talks were indication that it is the the

between the In progress ol our manu.

US delegalioti and the other co- facture: to continue

eigners to draft a dual version striving for improved proof the resolution,

Council the sources

leaders, la The Radio Budapest mädlight ducts ooth in quality and id.

dropping of tha... Ny case that in many provinces co design.

The projected American re during a meeting with Kadat operative and collective farma gwerd using the permission. given It is a matter for concern, solution will take note that

the last night had produced however, that it is still Hungarian Government has, up

decided change for the better" by recent legislation to dissolve Thus in the Council's negotiations themselves. necessary to draw atten- to the present, refused to grant in the

One of his points was that Csongrad Province 41 collective. of the United Na the request

with the government." tion to the fact that some

proparations were aggressive tions Secretary-General, Mr Dag of our manufacturers and Hammarskjald, to authorise UN It said

met the ready out of 151 which existed. Kadar had

at present against going The

New Delhi, Nov. 30. radio added that the traders continue to indulge, observers to enter Hungary for Council half way and agreed to

Mr T. T. Krishna Madhari, Syria and that "aggression is discuss the setting up of Werk-public

office had in usprincipled practices.un on-the-spot investigation.

pending." India's Finance Minister, tonight Issued order

The ers' Councils in The resolution will note also

for the investiga-made & surprise amouncement Malpractices,

propaganda present in the long |

government uffices, provided the offens were

tion of all persons now in succeed, and that the Soviet Union has not

et stringent new run, vannut

taxation campaign against Byrin, he said, prison. The Soviet authorities thore who

them conformed with the UN demand "proiuctive." employ

measures and a tighter Import was similar to that made prior were handing over all prisoners polley to counter intiation and to the attack on Egypt-Reuter. must inevitably tuse the the cease interfering in Hun

to the Hungarians as quickly as conserve foreign ganan internal altairs and with-

exchange.- confidence of oversens

draw its troops from that coun-

poss.ble-China Mail Special. Reuter. buyers.

The continued existence of these disreputable persona to call for super-

seems

Hut Kadar remained adamant in rejecting the demand for a free workers' newspaper.

The workers' leaders naid

The resolution will ask Ham-that until granted permission to marakjold to continue to press the interer'ed goverumen s conform to the decisions of the General Asembly. France-

Refloating Floet

vision Planer than that Ready exercised by te Chinese Manufacturers 1.py nd the chambers of |

grossly 1t unfaur that the many Judo calists and traders here wan are doing their clearing utm 1

comterve

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mim co-

publish the workers' newspaper they would distribute graphed sheets outlining their ctivities in factories anxl offices.

But Informed

wald Jources Kadur's

had aircвdy police moved

to thwart this attempt London, Nov. 30. special fleet

in to cheminate news to old the Sucz Cant is the workers' leaders saw it

Kadar's suiri Aden, the Ad-

suspect

gathering

to serve the best interests of the Colony should have their efforts compromised by a few whe posses no business scruples the

whatever.

Going Home?

announcement

France-Presse,

Sources

shops

as

the way

farms had been dissolve MORE TAXATION

Woman Mysteriously Vanishes

#

Paris, Nov. 30. The French police tonight Issued warrant against @ person or persons unnamed in the cast of the elegent so- clety woman who, dressed in mink and diamonds, stepped out of a top-ranking Paris couturier's salon last week and has never been heard of

Kince,

mirally announced today,

on swooped Two police floating cranes and several ships offices in the Budapest area and capable of lifting sunken vessels seized mimeograph machines.

The Budapest Council leaders have already arrived at Adent, cited national railway

repair

rudir appe, la 107d of Repeated example

police investigations have so the "productive" govern-

fur fulled to reveal any trace ment offices in which Kadar

of the missing woman, said he was willing to accept

Madame Alice Căzal, whose Workers' Councils-United Press.

is tho husband

Director- BREAK AWAY

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Vienna, Nov. 3D.

An entire provinco in northern Hungary was reported today to have doclared itself an “indepen dent republic which does not the Hungarias rocognite" Government lod by the Russian- backed Janos Kadar,

of

The Work cre Coundi Miskolc was reported to have mado a declaration to this effect to the Russian city commanklant

scen

LUNCH ENGAGEMENT Madame Cazal was last

by her husband on November 21 when shc left their luxurious Paris apartment to lunch with friends,

On arrival at her friend's home, the missing woman dismissed her chauffeur, saying she would return home on foot,

as the doctor had recommerd. ed her to take more exercise, She left her friends early in the

afternoon

cou- and virited a turier In the Faubourg Saint Honore, Instionable Parts shopping centre.

on

Tart Reply By Bulganin

Moscow, Nov. 30. Marshal Nikelal Bulganin, the Soviet Prime Minister, has told Mr Loule St Laurent, the Cana- dian Premier, that the Canadian Government appears to possess "one-sided, tendentious and blased information on events in Hungary."

the on the

CHOSE TO WALK

He was replying to a letter from Mr St Laurent on Novem Madame Cazal, silm and elegant,

ber 13 in which the Canadian order a sult End arranged w call for a fuing the follow- leade- "laid the blame for

situation Hungary

In ing week. When she left the Soviet Union," the Soviet news couturier's, she was wearing a mink coat and diamond rings Agency Taos reported.

The agency added that Mr St and clip valued at 15 million

the franes (approximately $43,000). Laurent had "portrayed

the actions She carried about 50,000 francs 1 her handbag. She refused revolutionary conspirators as a

démocracy," - the couturier's offer to drive struggle

Reuter. her home, again saying that she intended to walk.

M. Cazal said that on the day

of

for

counter-

Economic Adviser she disappeared, Madame

Singapore, Nov. 30. Cazal, mother of a 28-year- Dr F. C. Benham, former eco- old son, appeared nervous and nemic adviser to Britain's distrauklit. He said she might Commissioner-General for South- have been worrying at the east Asia, has been appointed possibility of their sou economic advisor to the Chief receiving his coll up papers Minister for Singapore, Mr Lim in view of the Middle East Yow-hock, it was ninousted crista-Franco-Press”;

today-Reuter,

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Egyptians Hold Up UN Troops

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Danish troops of the United Nations emergency force today moved Into "no-man's-land" between Allied and Egyptian positions after overcoming a list-minute hitch due to an Egyptian refusal of permission to cross their lines.

The Danes

serived at the British frontline troops pulled. front line this morning by rod back about 600 yards. Reuter and rail

OVET Egyptian-hold Kantera. Aero e no-man's-land, British roup?, their baggage packed, were ready to hand over to them.

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