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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1952.

Both Sides Predicting Victory

Wireless Operators of the H.K.A.A.F. under instruction at their annual camp at Sek Kong on Saturday. The camp broke up yesterday.—(Staff, Photo- grapher).

Naguib To Discipline Egypt's Trouble-Making Students

Cairo, Nov. 2.

University and school strikes and "classroom politics" have been banned under Egypt's new regime.

Nor were

academic

the

10-1

new the eve of the

strikes "channelling" of students On academic year. Premier-Genersi limited to student age-wards the field for which they Mohamed Naguib stated that he group. It was not unknown for are best suited. will have none of that "student little girls of eight to march The history of Egypt will be nonsense" while his Government through the streets declaring revised, and students will be the benefits of the is

implementing vital their passionate indignation at taught busy political,

cconomic, agrarian the presence of British troops Army's military coup d'etat of July 20. 1952, which ushered in and social reforms,

in the Suez Canal zone.

a new em for the Nile Valley, Egypt must retrieve the "lost generation" of students which the nation has suffered through

Students also went on strike

In U.S.

Election

FIGHT FOR

HOUSE

New York, Nov. 2. Advisers of both the Democratic and Republican Congressional campaign committees today expressed confidence of victory in Tuesday's fight for control of the House of Representa- tives.

Both sides insisted that barring a landslide they would win the House regardless of which party took the Presi dency. In the past, the party which has won the Presidency the won has also usually House

The Democrat spokesman said: "Barring on Eisenhower landslide, we will keep contrul of the House.

"We have 205' certain seats urid will win from half to two- thirds of about 73 doubtful districts.

"That would leave the Re- publicans with fewer than 200 of the 432 seats to be filled in the House."

Maine has already elected three Republican representa- Lives.

Republican spokesman said: "We hope for at least 230 scats. There is a good chance We will get as many as 246. The 230 is likely even if Stevenson wins".

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who helped Mr Eisenhower to central govern-

against the standard required of local and

of them in their examinations.

them their country's ew nomination, is in danger of ADVENTURE

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Next Change: INVITATION"

frequent strikes and closure of Undergraduates of the Fuad ment and will have explained to win the Republican presidential YOU'LL HAVE A NIGHT OF FLAMING ROMANCE AND universities and schools in rc-Awal University and Al Azhar the

up icsing his own Senate seat in BOLD INTRIGUE AND BLAZING DRAMA. cent years, be, declared.

and viet with each other in polli-arian reforms breaking

limiting Tuesday's elections. General Nogulb warned

In what has been called "the The Faculty of cal excesses.

1200, fddans #afdist landownership udents that "disorders will be aw was regarded as a Wafdist increa).

battle of the Boston bluebloods," vigorously

repressed" and

of Faculty

the Senator is said to be losing stronghold, and the

MILITARY TRAINING "drastic action takken" against Medicine, traditionally Moslem University undergradusies will ground to

to his Democratie op- those who disrupt the cduca-

John Kennedy, The Faculty of Brotherhood.

undergo military training in ponent, Mr tional life of the country.

member of the House

of Re- Co-eds" Selence was known as the "Red camps adjoining their schools,

son of the As thousands of

General Naguib is determined presentatives and Faculty." assembled in the quadrangle of The Azharites prided them to clean up the campus simo fermer Ambassador to Britain, Cairo's modern lay Fuad Awalelves on being in the vanguardsphere of political activity which Mr Joseph Kennedy, University, on the west bank of

and

Both men are members Arabhas caused most of the students Egyptian cut of the River Nile, and youthful

They nationalism.

opposed to prefer street demonstrations wealthy Boston families long white-turbantd student-sheikhs

in Napolcon who

Massachusetts the to the classroom, with a resultant ordered

prominent gathered in the countyard of

Al Azhar closure of massive wooden gates towering of educational stand-political life.

Tho

odds today' are 10 betting Al Azhar of

mosque in the ards.

He knows that the transition to seven in favour of Mr teeming Musky Bazaars district

Zrom feudalism to democracy Kennedy, who a few months 1. Students are forbidden to of the capital.

In the old days, students used rests on the success or failure of ago was given only a slight join any political organisation

defcating of other such education to imbue the younger chance sticks and or to take part in any political stones,

missiles in clashes with the generations with

nationally-known Sematur. national solidarity.

in his campaigned ercely activity, the penalties for in-

police. Iringement of this law being' a

The burning of tram-

Next to the Pyramids of Giza, State while Senator Lodge was fine of from £20 to £50 and cars, smashing of lamp-posts and General Naguib wants to build

виду

vay fighting Mr Eisenhower's trees was the

a pyramid of education in Egypt.

for the nomination. imprisonment up to six months. uprooting. of

battle 2. Students are forhidden to familiar pattern of student riots But the task will be a long and

The view of most political Larduous one.-Reuter.

Authorities hold meetings or to stage de- then.

that Senator monstrations.

Lodge may lose his seat unless Mr-Eleenhower can help him De- by winning the normally mocratic State for the Republi- cam ticket,

the 1,000-year-old

university,

they were

DREADED INFLUENCE

"BEAT HIM UP"

For the last 30 years students In the post-war years, they used in Egypt have been regarded as fire-arms and home-made bombs.

Cairo

City

A

sense

East Germany's

Farm Campaign

is

THE KEY

the

Но

STAR

the most disturbing single During one student strike, the Police Command factor in Egyptim politics.

Their influence

But latest reports suggest that; on the poll-General, Selim Ziky, was killed

the Democratic tical life of this country persist- by a hand-grenade in one of the

candidate to capital's main thoroughfares.

the presidency, Mr Adlai ed, if it did not increase.

Disturbances and disorders Popular uproar against the

Stevenson, has been strongly for which students, and even British, French, Zionists and

Berlin, Nov. 2. improving his chances of keep- schoolboys, were responsible Americans conveniently drown- Communist East Germany to-ing Massachusetts in the De

thus increasing |

has led to the downfall of Gov-ed the arst rumblings of general dny stepped up its campaign, Kennedy's chances of

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crump crnments and the

creation of discontent against widespread begun last July, for a mild type Mr

senting Senater Lodge. new

corruption, disease and misery of collective farm. oncs,

Mr Kennedy, a member of In identical articles the two minority gov- | at home. Majority and

best-known Irish ernments alike dreaded the re-

last year, when school leading official newspapers called Boston's

a strong opening Michael RENNIE .

of schools.

strikes were of particularly fre- for more help from local parties Catholic family, has Egyptian students could be quent occurrence, the first anti- in the campaign and blasted following in the State's Irish- Directed by Joseph L. MANKIEWICZ

stock voters, the Italian and heard. large landholders, to concern them-Farouk slogans were relied

ed upon

tha labour The articles appeared in the fowish blocs and selves with any burning issue Students clamoured for the end of the day, whether of domestic of past

Taeglische unions. pasha rule and for social Soviet-controlled

and the Socialist Bandschau

Senator Lodge is assured of or foreign concern. Extremist justice for all. agents lured them into political Universitics and schools were Unity (Communist) Party's Neuca the "up-State old line Yankee"

Deutschland.

vote, which is traditionally Re: agitation against the British closed for the best part of the

Local party omcials "occupation,

were publican. He is now campaign- im- French perialism in North

Now, with King Farouk gene August they had been accused of groups.

off guard. Only lasting vigorously among the racial Africa and

caught the Levant, Zionism and and

pasha rule ended. Egyptian forcing farmers into collectivisa- The Irish Catholic is regarded

4. T 14 HOURS American policy.

students will have to con- tion Instead of letting theas the key to the campaign. centrate on their

studies and farge:s take voluntary action.

The Republicans believe that 5, W. Lady familien

6, T. Night and the City make up for the lost years. Reuler.

many

of these strongly pati, Glida "Anybody who strikes, we'll

Communist voters have been. Skirts Ahoy beat him up," said one student.

sufficiently impressed by the 9, H. Baow While Republican charges of Commun-10, M. The Harlem Globe-Trvitors. BIG TEST

cratic administration to switch to the Republican ticket year-Router.

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