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TUC AND LABOUR

DRITAIN'S next general

Belection

could be

feast two and a half years ahead, but a general election is an event that can cast a long shadow before, and thia year's parly con. ferences are at least in the penumbra to it.

However, дя far 06 the Labour Party is concerned there is not-at lenat at the

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No. 26845

RUSSIA

Hungary Debate Continues

Into Second Day

United Nations, Sept. 11.

moment the mood observed Dr E. Ronald Walker of Australia told the

оn the Labour side laat year that a general election might be just around the corner, though indeed by the time the Labour Party's annoni conference conies to be held the enthusiasm that these mass gatherings. eugender may make the delegate's look and sound a If they thought so.

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The Labour Party, conference agenda comprises over 400 rusolutions, hut these will bave to be boiled down lo a managenble number sufficiently comprehensive resolutions Dil which the senso of the conference can be taken. They necessarily range

almost every

over

this

than year more quarter of the total deal! with nuclear warfare.

General Assembly today that the Rus- sian version of the Hungarian rebellion was another example of Soviet attempts to rewrite history "to suit their own purposes".

Kadar Says Imperialists Smarting

Budapest, Sept. 11.

"To the Communista, history is a fantasy of their own in- vention," he said. "The Soviet' record of the past en be anced at will to suit the policies of the moment. How can the Soviet representatives expect an assembly of adults to take their Fairy storics seriously?"

Throttling

Mr Walker voiced strong! Aux.ralian support for a pro posed new condemnation of

for throttling Russia

uprising in Hungary. the Australia was a

the

conceivable topic although The Hungarian Communist Prime Minister, Mr Janos Kadar, attacked United States here today the five-nation and declared: "Those who'mittee whose tolerate that a people Moscow for events in Hungry. should be persecuted be

DRAFT. POLICIES

TN addition to these resolu-

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of the colour of their skin have no right to preach human liberty and human rights."

tions coming up from the constituencies there are two formal draft policies tu consider as last year the Mr Kedar, addressing a Com- Party produced statements munist Party meeting in honour on general policy-under of a visiting Mongallan delego- the titlo of Towards len. did not specifically mention Equality," on housing and recent

Amerlean deep south,

member of special com- report indicled

that

There may be nothing the UN can do now about Hun unty, Mr Walker spid, "but we can ensure that the world does not forget blatont armed inter- vention in the domestic affairs- of one of its members,

The Hungarians, he said, have shown

the world

the sort of loyally that Soviet Communism can expect in people's hearts. dis urburteo in the The Australian delegato sald

kid government neto children goleg to school "deepest doubts" that Hungary's last bearing particularly on with whites.

UN retirement pay.

present

representatives could speak in the name of the Hungarian people.

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social insurance, that

But observers here Interpreted This year there are the finalis statement is an indirect re-

Feiseaus. I instalments of a complete ference to these policy to be considered, was greeted with a loud burst of appicuse from an zugle..ce of 1 here instalments are

about 1,000 la the building contained a two docu- Workers' Trade Union Head- menty-one from a group quarters. under Mr Hugh Gaitskell on the Labour Party and the nationalised industries; the after

Mr Kadar fired his shaft Attacking the United Nations pezial committee's re- other on the Party's policy port on last yea.'s Hungarian on future public ownership rising, now being diicustod by from 1 group under the the General Assembly. In New chairmanship of Mr James, York. Griffiths.

VARIOUS VIEWS

INTERFERENCE

The True Face

.the

The Netherlands Foreign. Minis'vc, Mr Joseph Lans, sild that the Ave-nation. United No- ions report on flungary was a warning "to those who still re- to see the true face of fuse

Communist imperialism."

Mr Luns sald that in the

rinion of the Benelux gover-

ments the Assembly must adot resolution which adequately met the requirements of the situation. The draft resolution before the Assembly was such He said the "American" re-an adequate reaction to the solution Dubmitted to the committee's findings. yesterday Tvarious views on they's General that the imperialists Buttarin, old the Youtov, die

THE

Labour

Mr

of

Party's

Peter

accussion on Hungary was an at posed policies have Leen were smarting under the

the political vigorously contesteil in feat they suffered in Hungary tempt to "polaon

the last autumn and they could not atmosphere" just before public in recent weeks, forgive the Hungarian peole og of the 12th Session of unlike the Conservative, for repelling the assault.

the Assembly, the agenda is published two

Mr Vouloy said the Ave. Mr Kadt sold "the resolu- mon.ha beforehand,

tion reproaches us with arrest-nation committee had not only uple and putting people been useless, but had done discussed until the con into guol. I ask what would harm to international relations, ference makes its decls.on. happen to Americans who inak: United Press rod Reuter. When it has they will be armed plots against the state?"

and

will, no doubt go on being

to put

the

. binding, but by British Mr Kudlar suki that it was a

constitutional practice, if crude interference the Labour Party were to report on the United Nations come into oflee the Labour agenda, but Hungary was not Government itself and not the only country suffering from

Inte ference nom Imperialists. the Party- 'conference, Reuter. would decide on the legis- Intive programme. This public debate has, how- over, given chances for others to intervene more or less on the aldolines and the Conservatives have naturally done their best to show that thero is dis- uni y in the Opposition's! ranks.

- INFLUENCE

Tress has had its

No Protest Received

London, Sept. 11.

A Foreign Ofee spokesman told AFP leday that no protest has been reecivos from Com- munist China, on the subject of the recent eviction of Chinese nationals from their Kowloon

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BRITISH

CABINET

SHAKEUP EXPECTED

London, Sept. 11, Prime Minister Harald Mac- millan will probably an- hii projected

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TRAPPED FOR 7 HOURS TENSION EASES IN NASHVILLE

IN CRASHED VAN-

For nearly sight hours, izat Friday Philip McGuire sat trapped in the wreckage of his van-crushed In collision with a train,

His order) ended when fire- men out through the chassis of the van'and'.frood hin loft WATO leg. Both his lege broken. He was lifted from the, wreckage and takon to hospital.

It happened when his van came into collision with an electric train while driving across the siding yard`at Bwanesa Day Station.

Mr Module was supported for five hours during his ordest while work want on re- tesaing him by PC Bill Bates, whose position became so cramped that the seams of his police boots burst.. Top photo shows the tanke expression on the face of Philip McGuiro, as Kremen and helpera.struggled to freo him from his wrecked cab. Bottom photo shows the 'scene ca firemen and pollna strug- glad to from him from bla wrosked -truck/Keystone:: Photos.

changes are expected, in- Assurance On Arms

formed sources said today. HE Trades' Union Con-

The major change planned is own strongly worded note to Bri-the appointment of Education macting since the Labour teln had been sent by the Minister, Lord Hallsham to be. Party' resolutions were' Peking Government was con- Chairman of the Conservative News Party, while remaining in the published, and not only tained in a New China

An Cabinet with the ulle of Lord The have its debates been in- Agency report yesterday." fluenced by what the earlier protest, the agency said, President of the Council.

had been disregained by the Dr Charles Hill, Chancellor of Labour Party is preparing Brkish government France the Duchy of Lancaster, would Itself to think but it has Prosac.

succeed Hallsfiam as Education Minister,

self been trying to in-

Quence the Labour Party by its own decisions.

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To Jordan

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State Department's spokesman said today the United

Washington, Sept. 11.

Statos had no feeling whatsoever that arms airlifted =`to`Jordan this week would be used against Israel, S The spokesman, Me Lincoln | Ha, agreed that. Jordan hat MAY RESIGN

White, was asked at a prew not signed the stand:rd Mutual conference if Jordan had given Security Agreement” ...“ und or The TUG must, of course,

Health Minister, Donals any nasurance that the weapons which a recipient nation pimizer have great influence of this

Voeper, "may resign because of would be used only for self- it will not us Unite Stater kind

though not

lness and be tuccoded by J. | defence.

weapons for, pggresalyo “purs and

Calculta, Sept. 11.

A reporter alsó qucted strto poses. everyone whose funds sup-

Twenty-five passengers of a

Vaughan-Morgan, Farliamentary Secretary for Health,

the ments which he said had been "But the assurance in and'lelt port the TUC these days river boat were missing tonight Votos Labour the fact

after the vessel capaired with sources sald

The highlight of the shakeup made by Arab officials that under the grounds on which Jordan never would use tho they are given, which is for m that tho, parliamentary 40 people aboard.

would be Hailsham's double job arms against Byrls.

definite purport, and

· Mr White, replied that the posa 'is nok bgaling; in trades unionism still

river If it is confirmed it may put new $10,000,000 mill1ary Kit White 'saldayeg að fram moves the TUC to say that roughly, 30 miles downstream Macmillan under are from the mamme for Jordan had we have no feeling whate it puts its hopes in the from Calcutta, during heavy opposition on chargen [#1 | boon glut ́inlo" "effect" withi "an „roover that any, of these Benja

Labour monsoon rains todax-Franco- breaking with tradlilon, the coxchange or notes between are going to be used again prospect of Government

Sources, said,France-Frwins, Washington and 'Amman.

Labour Party has its roola The boat was 'caught in a as party Chairman ani Minister.

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Segregationist Fined

Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 11.

A City judgo fined segregationist, John Kasper, $200 today and told him that if blood is shed on the streets of Nashville

in the school integration crisis "it will be because of people like you."

PAINTING

BOUGHT \FOR £100) WORTH £200,000

Norwich, Sept. 11.. painting here long thought to be a minor work of art has been valued at £200.000, it is disclosed tonight.

Art experts describe it as one of the most important dis coveries in Britain for many yourx

than 2100,

MINOR ITALIAN

"I wish we had enough police

in Nashville to take you by the seat of the pants and throw you out of town," said City

the lane Andrew Doyle

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who harangued a crowd here on Monday night just before

school was dynamited.

Kasper was remanded m~| mediately to guo) on county charges of inciting a riot, Ho did not pay his City court fine and also was being held for that.

6ix other ретком, threo negroes and three whites, were Oned a total of $300 on charges of unlawfully

carrying dan- gerous weapons 25 a ringing drackdown of authority

Cased tension in the Tennessee cupl. tal. Since Monday, 34 persons have been arrested in connec- tion with disorders here. STAYED AWAY

than half of the at six

'I'M AN

ANARCHIST' SAYS CHAPLIN

London, Sept. 11.

Film comedian and director, Charles Chaplin, said to- day that he was not & Communist, or aven A

Socialist, and added that ho had never read Karl Marx.

Chaplin, the guest of honour at a Foreign Press Assocla.ion banquet in London, was «gala. questioned by nwmen about tho

"anti-Aircrican" character his latest fim, "A King In Now York,"

The painting is in the collec- But more tion of Sir Edmund Bacon, 3,000 children enrolled Premier Baronet of England, integrated schools stayed away who lives at Raveningham Hall, from classes. Only seven of the Norwich, A member of his 10 negroes integrated at the family bought it tin

1845 for less first grade level on Monduy

Chaplin told them that if they came back to school. Six have wanted to give him a tag they entirred back to all-negro could call him an anarchist or schools.

non-conformist. He added that Kasper was fined $50 each on ho was not angry at the erl For years he thought that charges of disorderly conduct, icirms and attacks on the film the canvas was the work of e offensive conduct, loitering and because everything that was minor italian artist, Giovanni vagrancy. On the state charges alve was discussable, Carato, but he has just been he was denied bond under a law told, By expers that the arites that could hold him for 2 hours was Albrecht Ihare the 15th- and y-bondtamen såld ho was not interested in - bailleg los Century German, mister.

The painting, measuring eight out on the city fines.

Some people had already, ne and a half inches by six and a

Assistant Polles Chief, Frank cused him of dealing with quarter inches, Is entitled "Saint Muller testined that Kasper political philosophy In The Jerome in Penitence before a talked to a crowd at Glenn Gold Rush", he said. He be Crucifix,"

School, one of those Integrated, lieved that, he had shown a The discovery was made by on Monday and his listeners great deal of indulgence for Mr H. D. Garrit, a London art began "screaming and boller- the United States, he added.

· expert-Router.

ing."-United Press.

INDULGENCE

GOVERNOR FAUBUS TO SEE IKE dla he did not yet know. It

Newport, Sept. 11. President Elsenhower will re- celve Arkansas Governor, Orval

spokesman announced hero to day.

Faubus will be received by the President on Friday or Saturday at Newport, where Elcenhower

vacationing. is

Futus, Et the Coveтnor's Je quest, to discuss the school10. segregation crisis in Little Rock, Arkansas,

White House Presse.

France

In answer to a question, `ho

the film would be shown in Moscow.

Chaplin sald his next Alm would be the story of a divorce which divided a family buffeted between the United States and Europe Franco-Presse.

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