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HUNGARIAN PURGE ON: OFFICIALS ARRESTED

..

TO

RESISTANCE

LAND POLICY

London, July 22,

Reliable reports from Budapest today, said that 60:

officials of the Hungarian Ministry of Agricul- ture ware brrested for opposing the agrarian policy' heading towards collectivisa- tion.

state.

now

Reports follow, closely the soften up resistance to collectivi- official Hungarian announte- [sation by now and heavy taxa- ment about the arrest of 50 ou measures almed at .Jm- farmers charged with sabotag-poverishing well-to-do peasants. ing grain deliveries to the Resistance against, collectivisa- tion was primarily concentrated un-in the fertile regions of Western

Transdanubia, to Hungary.

where most peasants voled against the Government candidates in the last, elections und

where the Catholic Church influence stiffens the back of the peasant opposi- tion, the reports added.

The reports alleged the

wanted garion Government

Pope Not To Receive President

To Induce the Transdanublan

their minda' peasants to change about co-operative farming, Gay- Intended to send batches ernment

Five Killed By Storm

Nuremberg, July 22.

Five people were killed "and six'seriously injured in a Marce storm which struck Nuremberg this afternoon.

The storm tore down 11 Houses, uprooted trees and broke power lines in the city. --Reuter,

BALKAN SLANGING MATCH

Belgrade, July 23, Yugoslavia today sharply re-

of peasants from Western to East-Jected Hungarian accusations ern Hungary where agricultural that the Yugoslav Legation in co-operatives have made

some Belgrade was hiding a mur- headway recently.

The

Government, the Budapest derer, and it charged that the Castel-report said, hope the Trans- Hungarians had behaved in an

danubian peasants would see the "unheard

Vatican City, July 23. Vatican cireles enld today that the Pope would leave for his

residence ·at Landolfo at the end of the

summer

of

month, "without receiving om-advantage of co-operative farm-publishing an

ing and would return to their Legation.

cially Italy's President."

an

native villages

of

. manner" attack on

in

Pago

Rice Price P&O B.I. E&A

Increase Predicted

Mexico City, July 4231j|s A world rice shortagb' may boost prices for the 1948-49 crop, members of the 16-nation Rice Committen said yester- day.

The world price average, may. be upwards of eight cents pound for the 3,000,000 metrio tons which will reach commer clal export channels during the year, they said.

Leonard B. Ellis, rice com- modity specialist in the grain marketing administration, branch of the production and U.S. Department of Agriculture, said world production this year would be about four percent less than the pre-war level.

"This, coupled with the fact there has, been, an increase in the post-war population from eight to ten percent, means a shortage," he said.

!

Reliable sources familiar with the US. Government rice pur- ment had not reached à decision chasing policies, sald,the Govern

on when rice purchases would me for purchases, whether early be made. These soufced' såld the or late in the season,, were at under discussion.

as propogandiąts It was said that "in view of the

of the co-operative movement. recent political turnoj!" following

A communique here tonight) About half the world's poptila- the attempted arrassination of

was the first public notice Yugo-tion uses rice as a basic diet and Palmiro Togliatti, the Pope would.

No Active Resistance stavis had taken of the Budapest it is among this group that probably leave without receiv

incident. Yugoslavia offered "all population Increases have been The reports added, however, possibile ald to Ing Italy's Fresident Luigi

the Hungarian the greatest, he said. Einaudi official visit until that no active resistance to the

present regime should be expect police" in investigating the mur- next

Month!!

Slay student Milos They added, however, that the ed in view of the strong police der of a

Maltch in Budapest, but had Pope's departure did not exclude terror.

These quarters pay great at-been rebuffed by the Hungarians, the possibility of his returning to the Vatican for a day to receive tention to all the after effects of it said. President Einaudi, "The Pope the Tilo-Cominform dispute,

The Yugoslav Information Office which panic of the Hungarian will wait for political calm return before receiving

the peasantry was only one. Another and the Budapest Legation had President,"

to which considerable importance offered to renounce diplomatic they said. "After Premier de Gasperi obis attached in, Whitehall, was the immunity by letting the Kun- tained a vote of confidence from the free territory of Trieste into and Interrogate the press attache, split of the Communist Party of garlan police enter the building Parliament, it was thought

and time was propitious for a visit. pro-Tito

pro-Cominform Zhirko Boarov, accused of mur- That opportunity was lost

and This split, it is believed in Lan- on July 10.

dering the pro-Cominform Mailch now the execrable attempt at as- sassination of Togliatti and poli-don, might paralyze the aggres- tical reaction to it have further sive tendencies. of Communism in delayed the visit. Howevar, a the free territory which originally visit could be arranged at 24 caused considerable anxiety to hours' notice."- United Press. British quarters-United Press.

to

PARTY MADE MISTAKES, SAYS SLAV LEADER

Belgrade, July 22.

One of the Yugoslav Communist leaders under fire from the Cominform, M. Alexander Ranko- vitch, Minister of the Interior, told the party's fifth Congress here today that there had been party "errors and omissions" during the war. The party, however, had since the liberation suc- cessfully applied "the enormous and rich ex- perience" of the Soviet Communist-Party,he- declared.

Pro-Leopold Demonstration In Brussels

He repudiated a Cominform founded and not based on charge, that the party officials fact." were not being elected, as "un- M. Rankovitch, as a member of the Political Bureau of the Party Central Committee, presented a report on the organisational work of the Central Committee the and the situation within Yugoslav Communist Party."

He declared that the party's cadres were built up on the Bol shevik model. During the period from 1937 to the occupation, al- me was elected at party con- the entire leadership of the

A solemn Te Deum in honour

he Ba

said. The of Belgium's National Fete day

party leadership WBB touched off a noisy pro-Leopold elected in 1940. at a conference demonstration In Saint Michel attended by more than 1,500 de- and Gudule Cathedral this legater," he added.

Marxist Education' morning.

Brussels, July 23.

As the strains of the nationel Speaking of "measures taken to anthem died away after the ser- educate party members in the vices packed throng of spirit of Marxism-Leninism," he Leopoldists who had been crowd- said the party atrove "to educate, ing the skle aisles of the church through militant Communism, DER A tew bégan an op-| filnching workers of the party,

yell "Vive le Roi" and fearless fighters, tireless and un position

whom there exists no dimeul- cry for. "Baudouin", for w Leopold's son, but these were quickly shouted down.

to

He spoke of the gradual build-

sinco 1937-"not only to Elve, the

The Prince Regent was not ing up of the party organisation

offer hins now

Government, purchase plans.

Ellis declined to comment on

The committee, one of the commodity

ntions of the organizat Food", and "Agriculture tion of the

Nat only

the world's rice

The communique, added: "This will make ramm as a result of Hungary's publica- available for expert.

been withdrawn. distribution recommendations for tion of charges, dgainst Boarby, and interrogation of the attache. The committee mi

*winkes nb would now be permitted only actual purchases but only six- after receipt and study of mater-gests to the governments where fal pertaining to the murder." and how much rice will be avait- United Press.

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